From every perspective—a libertarian perspective, fiscal conservative's perspective, Christian evangelical perspective, progressive perspective—marijuana prohibition is just wrong.
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"It's a huge loss from an identity affirming perspective, from an educational perspective, from a feminist erotica perspective."
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From a health care perspective, from a patient perspective, from a provider perspective, it doesn't make sense to me.
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It wasn't very hard to find panels about diversity from a gender perspective, race perspective, [or] aging in technology [perspective].
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"It was always looked at from the outsider perspective or the freak-show perspective or the infiltrator perspective," she said.
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From that perspective — Trump's perspective — Tuesday night's speech was a success.
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It requires no perspective and no engagement with an alternative perspective.
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Nothing Intel did in its keynote was easy — not from a technological perspective, not from a production perspective, and not from a narrative perspective.
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It's not necessarily a complicated project from an engineering perspective, or from a financing perspective, but it's really just complicated from a regulatory perspective.
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"This is a win-win from a sustainability perspective, operational perspective, and financial perspective," Denise Naguib, vice president of sustainability for Marriott, told the magazine.
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It's a movie not from Gary Hart's perspective, it's from the journalist's perspective.
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It was not so much from a scientific perspective but an aesthetic perspective.
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That's the US perspective, and not necessarily a perspective that's shared by others.
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So the US perspective might not be the same perspective as the opposition.
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Terrible from my perspective, but I think it was great from your perspective.
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I wouldn't attack this from an antitrust perspective, but a market competitiveness perspective.
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It's a kernel of truth, wrapped around a real perspective, a biased perspective.
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Consumption is very strong, unemployment is going down, which is absolutely key to Europe, for-, from a political perspective, from an economic perspective, from a social perspective.
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Like the other installments of The Expanse, the book jumps from perspective to perspective.
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So from Patreon's perspective, and from a landscape perspective, I'm not worried about it.
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We're going to invest int it from a product perspective and a sales perspective.
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That's not just simply from a demographic perspective but also from a worldview perspective.
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"If you're not getting their perspective, their detailed perspective, you're flying blind," he said.
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The rule makes no sense from a market perspective, even from an intuitive perspective.
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"The is a decision that was right for this country from a jobs perspective, an economy perspective, and an environmental perspective," Pruitt said on "Meet the Press"on Sunday.
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But it's not just a desire to live in Harlem; it is absolutely necessary, and I'm talking from a spiritual perspective, a political perspective, an academic and scholarly perspective.
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How do you do it from a positive perspective, and then from a product perspective?
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There is a different skill set from a design perspective and a user behavior perspective.
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Doesn't that create a decision structure in which the military perspective eclipses the diplomatic perspective?
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"The truth is that my perspective on this is the least relevant perspective," he said.
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And if you're not getting their perspective, their detailed perspective, then you are flying blind.
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How would you navigate the world — from both Joel's perspective and from the Sheila perspective.
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From a valuation perspective it makes sense, from a credit rating perspective it makes sense.
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But he thought, I mean, his perspective on coverage was that a fresh perspective is important.
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"These are challenges for communities both from a health perspective and a climate perspective," she added.
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So the years of data [is helpful] from a messaging perspective, not just a targeting perspective.
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If he was offering "the federal perspective," that perspective had shifted with a change in administrations.
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But his is from an asexual white male perspective and mine is from a lesbian perspective.
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"It's just that their perspective was defeated, it's that their perspective wasn't even considered," he said.
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The chaos is familiar, but the isometric perspective allows you to have a perspective on that chaos that a game like Left 4 Dead denies you via its first-person perspective.
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The other aspect of Arthur Miller's work is that you can look at it from a number of different perspectives — from a social perspective, from a psychological perspective, from a political perspective.
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And it wasn't quite ready for primetime from a technology and cost perspective and a range perspective.
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Nick: I'll agree with, like, one candidate's perspective but, like, then the other's perspective, like...Sebastian: Honestly?
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I do them from my perspective, from the perspective of an opinionated, fairly liberal, suburban Jewish mother.
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"Look at [college cost] from a four-year perspective rather than a one-year perspective," Fudge said.
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But yes, if you get more perspective on the same problem, whatever that perspective is, is good.
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"The biggest issue from a financial stability perspective, from a market integrity perspective, from a continuity perspective, is a no-deal scenario by the end of March," Carney said at a news conference.
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This is a decision that was right for this country from a jobs perspective, an economy perspective and an environmental perspective," Pruitt told Chuck Todd during an interview on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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And it puts a different perspective on what sacrifice is ... I think that's a good perspective to come.
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But at the same, I mean I think some perspective is you know required, and (Inaudible) some perspective.
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From a fashion perspective, or from a maker's perspective, it's a good time to be in the city.
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Do you think about these things not just from a market perspective but from a political policy perspective?
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I was thinking in the wrong perspective—the perspective should be on how they managed to do that.
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American voters want the perspective of an outsider who can bring an entrepreneurial perspective to the White House.
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"This reimbursement would be more normative, from both a timing perspective and from an amount perspective," said Kittridge.
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It is "Conversion in Perspective," not "Conversation in Perspective," and it is not on view at 303 Gallery.
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With cognitive empathy, we can understand the perspective of another person and the forces that informed that perspective.
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Some folks come at it from a faith or a redemption perspective, some from a social justice perspective.
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"I hope that our family legacy will be about a global perspective, not a narrow perspective," he said.
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"From both a resident perspective and a restaurant perspective, the Richmond District is very ethnically diverse," she said.
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"So sometimes you take 'no' for an answer from one perspective and instead of just fighting in that same perspective, you have to shift your perspective," he says, "and attack from a different angle."
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"It's always good to talk to the players before you because you get a different perspective, a different era's perspective, a different type of player's perspective," Stanton said when asked about his discussions with Rodriguez.
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But he's not leaving the company in terrible shape, from either an overall perspective or from an internal perspective.
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We thought that was a fun thing, not just from a storytelling perspective but also from an audience perspective.
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"I conducted the research, not from a rehabilitation perspective, but from an investigative perspective," he told the Powell Tribune.
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No two documentaries provide the same perspective, but each will definitely change your perspective on the adult film industry.
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My perspective on Atticus changed as I grew up, the same way my perspective of my own parents changed.
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Seeing Earth from this vantage point gave me a unique perspective — something I've come to call the orbital perspective.
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That proportion is shockingly large from an ethical perspective precisely because it is entirely manageable from a pragmatic perspective.
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"The term 'authoritarian' connotes a fringe perspective, and the perspective we're describing is far from fringe," Mr. Weiler said.
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"You have to think about portfolios not just from a return perspective but from a risk perspective," Fitzgerald said.
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"Health from a male perspective by Professor Green" touches upon sexual abuse and sexual assault from the male perspective.
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"They're in the firing line from a competition perspective, from an underlying sales perspective, from a demand perspective, from internet risk over the long term, and Amazon's just started," said Lonsec Research equity strategist Danial Moradi.
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"That's happening often enough that it's frustrating from a business perspective but also reassuring from a scientific perspective," he says.
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Ash Carter: No, I think not from my perspective, and not what I would say from the American strategic perspective.
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Listen to which side the hi-hat is coming from: sometimes it's mixed from audience perspective, sometimes from drummer's perspective.
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It's an interesting perspective and it's the kind of perspective you only get by going back to the sources, right?
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An economic perspective From an economic perspective, the question is whether the increase in wildfire expenditures is justified or not.
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"Coming from an Aymara perspective, the language doesn't even embody that linear perspective of time," she says, matter of factly.
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Or perhaps that's just the perspective of a neurotypical observer — a perspective that the play implicitly asks us to question.
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"You can understand the team's perspective, and you can understand Lewis's perspective — so that's it," said Rosberg, closing the debate.
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From the U.S. perspective, the EU/US Privacy Shield is "one hand clapping" From the U.S. perspective, the EU-U.
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And by having two cameras, it allowed us to get the snakes' perspective and the iguana's perspective, all in one event.
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" But "what drives them isn't a research perspective or a historical perspective, it's looking for an answer to a political situation.
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From a human rights perspective, from a human perspective, attempting to determine the success of the Games is the wrong question.
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Lastly, keep in mind that while your footage may provide a key perspective of an event, it's just that—one perspective.
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The [Truth And Reconciliation Commission] report and recommendations have been written from a colonial perspective, not from a grassroots Indigenous perspective.
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BH: The world could use Canada's balance and perspective, the empathy, the pause, the perspective on gender and the Indigenous inclusion.
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"They had shifted from an ecological perspective to a genetic perspective, one that stresses population viability and adaptability," she told me.
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This is foolish, no matter how one looks at Guantánamo, whether from a national security perspective or a human rights perspective.
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DALIO: I think -- the trade war I think can be worked out, trade balances I think from a Chinese perspective, American perspective.
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So their actions are rational when seen from [that perspective], and would appear irrational when seen from the perspective of other intentions.
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I think we need some perspective, but I also think that, once we have that perspective, we'll realize it was mostly gender.
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We are very clear on our privacy policies, but we do work with them from a collaboration perspective and an innovation perspective.
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I'm really trying to explore the nature of art from both an economic perspective and from the emotional perspective of the collector.
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"It's clear to me that [the] Dr. Phil show thinks that Austin's perspective is more interesting than the families' perspective," Stevens said.
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From an insured's perspective, uncertain risks are shifted; from the perspective of the group, the risk has been pooled and made predictable.
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"For this task, he is the legitimate interim president, from Germany's perspective and from the perspective of many European partners," Merkel added.
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But from the human perspective—the potential target perspective—these weapons that we fuss over and nerd out over have one job.
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" The discussion, she said in a television interview, needs to be "from a public health perspective, from the perspective of saving lives.
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" She added that her diagnosis didn't give her a newfound perspective on life, because she "had a healthy perspective on life already.
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With a title like "Netflix Reality Check," NBC clearly wanted to put Netflix's supposed dominance into perspective — or at least NBC's perspective.
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The idea, at heart, is about flipping the story's perspective, and showing us what's interesting and entertaining about that switch in perspective.
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Since one cannot get an outside perspective on one's own body, it instead becomes the vehicle through which perspective comes into being.
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It makes no sense from a public health perspective, a fiscal perspective, or a moral perspective to perpetuate the prosecution and stigmatization of those adults who choose to responsibly consume a substance that is safer than either alcohol or tobacco.
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From both the old Soviet Union's perspective and Russia's perspective today, the INF treaty limited America's missile strike capability from positions in Europe.
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To my knowledge, no one has done anything resembling a benefit-cost analysis, either from a company perspective or from a social perspective.
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The money manager said the company is extremely well placed on both a product perspective as well as on a balance sheet perspective.
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Fire Nation tyranny is depicted from the perspective of victims, but also from the perspective of Fire Nation children being brainwashed in school.
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He will report to Carey Lathrop and Mickey Bhatia from a product perspective and Leo Arduini from a regional perspective, the memo said.
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"ATM surfaces...are interesting from both a biodiversity perspective and a public-health perspective," the authors write in the peer-reviewed journal mSphere.
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But there are times when I can only speak from my perspective, not from the perspective of other people who wrote other things.
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"I wanted to share the perspective of an autistic woman, because I don't think that's a perspective you see very much," she said.
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Interdependence, Pawelski said, is about standing up for your perspective and also being willing to yield a little to the other person's perspective.
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This is why some biographies drop the veneer of objectivity and unabashedly tell a life from a queer perspective, or a feminist perspective.
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""In our security campaign, from a US EUCOM perspective and from a NATO perspective, we always have to improve in indications and warnings.
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Shaw said Boeing was taking a disciplined approach to production rate increases, both from an airline demand perspective and a parts supply perspective.
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"If you look at Malaysian police's investigation from crime investigation perspective and legal perspective, everything is full of weak points and contradictions," it said.
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From a behavioral finance perspective, and from a budgeting perspective, paying as you go is a much better system than waiting until the end.
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"I know things from a male perspective and they need the female perspective," Fatone tells ET. "It's especially challenging with a 16-year-old."
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It's not only the right thing to do, but the best thing to do from a long-term economic perspective and national security perspective.
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"But it's always been a little bit of a balance from the perspective of the cities and the perspective of the fellows," she said.
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From a legal perspective, is this going to be easy to argue from Highsmith's perspective and difficult for Getty, LCS and Alamy to defend?
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What came into focus for me upon viewing "Working Class Bird" was the sense of perspective it yielded — or, rather, the lack of perspective.
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"When I look at 2016, I think from our perspective, from a macro-economic perspective, a copy of 2015," said Intel CEO Brian Krzanich.
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"It's important from a public health perspective, and a workplace morale perspective, that people can take the time they need to recover," she said.
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I would rather write something from that perspective than from the perspective of somebody who never questions whether or not something is for them.
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I think it's really about conversion, it's really about honing, how we do things from a digital product perspective, from an audience development perspective.
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And also, it's not just that the world was watching us through their perspective, but also we are watching the world from our perspective.
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The bottom line is that reducing poverty is justified not only from a social justice perspective, but from a cost-benefit perspective as well.
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"We're taking Davos, from the president's perspective and the Cabinet's perspective, on a day-by-day basis," Mulvaney told reporters during an impromptu briefing.
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There was a lot of making sure we understood every single piece of Halo, not just from a player perspective, but from a development perspective.
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GC: So let me ask you about the Italian market, from one, a business perspective, but also from a political perspective, as an Italian businessman.
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This has given him a unique perspective on the Earth's geological history, and how to place modern-day climate change within a long-term perspective.
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Houston, depending on your perspective, is either a dystopia or a utopia — and your perspective probably hinges a lot on your gender identity and politics.
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In addition to providing cosmic perspective on life, Kim's Sunday Paintings, in their incorporation of writing into painting, also provide perspective on the artist's aesthetic.
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" He added, "The biggest difference between the Trump perspective and Clinton perspective with regard to future economic growth ... is her policies with regard to immigration.
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I think we need more outdoor and nature-based curriculum in schools because this actually benefits children from a health perspective and a learning perspective.
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Amelia: I specifically enjoy the womb-like nature of the stomach depicted in vore, on both the inner, prey perspective and the outer, predatory perspective.
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"Every one of these people became a celebrity, and they wrote a book, so they had their own perspective — a first person perspective," says Hemmingway.
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In that situation, the right stick turns your perspective to the left or right smoothly, as it would in a standard first-person perspective game.
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"From a policy perspective it would be worse, from a sanity perspective it would be better," Yarmuth said of the idea of Pence replacing Trump.
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We're focused on making sure the product we're bringing out is both successful from a bottom line perspective but also successful from a consumer perspective.
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"These relationships are important, I think not only from the perspective of racial justice [but also] from the perspective of public safety itself," he said.
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From our perspective, the digital perspective, it was about how we released that poster, how we dropped it to the fans and when we did.
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"We're playing with possible worlds that could and should exist, looking from the product perspective [and] looking from the virtual perspective," said Aguilar y Wedge.
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As a writer, I've always wanted to just say it all, from every perspective, including the racist perspective, just to put it on the table.
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I wanted to shake her and say, "Get some perspective," but this is precisely the point: For a person with panic disorder, perspective is impossible.
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The way the left has pushed to the sidelines a larger spiritual perspective — at least when that perspective is articulated by me — is an aberration.
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"From a Vattenfall perspective, and from the Eurelectric policy perspective, we should look into how we can take it further to other countries," he said.
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The pro offered a fresh perspective that was arguably more useful than the perspective of someone who&aposs familiar with my day-to-day work.
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It does mean that people come to the role with a different perspective, and there's this hope that the perspective informs how they make decisions.
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"From an investing perspective right now, the company continues to grow healthfully which means from a consumer perspective people are still buying their products en masse."
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Head into the Transform menu from the main Snapseed editing screen and you can then cycle between adjustments for vertical perspective, horizontal perspective and overall rotation.
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"From a company perspective and from an investor perspective, slavery in supply chains open companies up to significant reputational risk," said ACSI Chief Executive Louise Davidson.
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"We have seen stronger interest from the ISVs to work with Microsoft not just from a tech perspective but also from a business perspective," Numoto said.
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"Whether it be from a merchandising perspective or an advertising perspective, retailers are struggling to decide if Amazon is a valuable partner or competitor," he said.
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The law requires that an officer's conduct be evaluated from the perspective of a "reasonable" officer on the scene, rather than with added perspective of hindsight.
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I mean, what's the difference between what the Iranians did from a legal perspective, an international law perspective, and what we did to Iran with Stuxnet?
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Now they came at it from a momentum and fundraising perspective, but what really does matter for the current investors and markets perspective will be March 3.
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"Super Rich Kids" on Channel Orange was written from the perspective of the outsider looking in; "Nikes" appears written from the perspective of an insider chastising himself.
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Tell me why from your perspective, and then we&aposre going to get into this specific case, why your perspective, sanctuary status is harmful for public safety.
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This new strategy was in place during Wednesday's shooting, which provided a perspective on the event from a local news as well as social media user perspective.
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"From a management's perspective, from a board's perspective, our No. 1 priority continues to be, to be cash flow positive and to decrease our debt," he said.
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We talk a lot about the user story from a utility token perspective, but we also need to talk about the user story from an investor perspective.
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"I wanted to share the perspective of an autistic woman, because I don't think that's a perspective you see very much," Ms. Hoang said of her book.
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If your parents are immigrants, they are more than likely to have a unique perspective on a range of topics, a perspective that comes only from experience.
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There had never been another book written both from the perspective of the character but also allowing the audience to see the protagonist from another character's perspective.
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The issue is how much we contribute to it from a human activity perspective, and then what can be done about it from a process perspective, Chris.
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From a mental health perspective, Mramor said a dopamine fast could also be a useful tool for gaining perspective on your habits and establishing boundaries with yourself.
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"Full of Life," John Fante This man's perspective of the journey of pregnancy and birth is an eye opener into the member of the other sex's perspective.
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They saw the world through the same elite perspective as American policymakers and politicians based in Washington DC. They were tied to that elite white male perspective.
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I thought about how much poetry's perspective . . .
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And I think that right now, you surely don't see that perspective in the White House, but I don't see that perspective in the Democratic party either. Meaning?
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Offering this realistic perspective of what the seats are going to look like, what the stage is going to look like, that perspective helps fans make decisions faster.
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From Jigsaw's perspective, the incubator saw the opportunity to feed Perspective anonymized data from millions of comments per day, moderated by professionals who could help refine the process.
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They could present me with the most far out, bizarre perspective, and then illustrate that perspective so compellingly that it became the only one that made any sense.
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The University of California, Irvine is considering a course centered around the perspective of people who are arrested, rather than from the perspective of law enforcement, Dalton said.
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"The issue is how much we contribute to it from a human activity perspective and then what can we done about it from a process perspective," he said.
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And then we were thinking about the song one day and we were like, what if we wrote from the dad's perspective and from a more compassionate perspective?
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I allow people to write for me because—not that I'm stuck or brain-boggled—it's just, sometimes the perspective from the outside is better than your perspective.
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"I was very keen on a particular aerial perspective, which, paired with the light coming from the Alta drone would give us a miniature-like perspective," notes Schoerner.
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Of course you have a perspective — it's just that you have privileged your own perspective so much that you assume that it must be the norm for everyone.
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He did say some things that sounded good from an outside perspective (that is, my perspective) such as wanting to see a national women's league in every country.
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Veronique: I think for me personally, it's not being goth that changes your perspective, but more that already having that perspective ends up drawing you to the scene.
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His independent streak and empathy for the Western perspective made him a uniquely important, well-liked contact for foreign journalists and diplomats seeking to understand the royal perspective.
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To comment on the phenomenon (from the perspective of the colonized), he sometimes combines archival photos with his own new shots for a powerful then-and-now perspective.
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So if you look at it from Iran's perspective, and particularly from the perspective of everyday Iranians, they don't really understand why they're now facing this situation today.
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The perspective and information provided by disabled persons organizations provided a critical, previously unheard perspective, resulting in strengthened annual country reports on human rights and trafficking in persons.
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From a financial perspective, from a financial stability perspective, it's highly undesirable to be a rule taker and to lose supervisory autonomy for any considerable length of time.
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But what the HBCU does from an academic perspective, an athletic perspective, and as well as a marching and performing band perspective, is that it takes that piece of coal and then molds it into a diamond, as opposed to taking the already perfected diamond, and putting it on display.
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It's a whole new visual perspective where anyone on that red carpet, if you just change your perspective, then you as well can be the star, you can shine.
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They have to deliver it in a way that appeals to both IT from an administrative perspective and end users from a pure design and ease of use perspective.
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I would write from the perspective of a child, or I would make people up, but I just could not write from my own perspective in a concrete way.
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"From an artistic perspective I would love it if race didn't have to be a factor, but from a "paying-my-rent" perspective, I'm glad it does," he said.
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From a creative perspective, smaller indie games give developers more freedom, and from a business perspective, mobile games are set to make more money than console games this year.
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From Depp's perspective, he is watching everyone walk by the camera and from the perspective of the unsuspecting passerby, they're looking at what appears to be an animated poster.
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Oriel: From your perspective, and you have a very unique perspective when it comes to the financial markets, what do you think that Singapore has, that Hong Kong doesn't?
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Most forms of expressive media provide a third-person perspective of an experience, or convey sufficient information to help a user imagine a first-person perspective on their own.
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"If it is significantly cheaper from an APR perspective than your current credit card loans ... that very well may be worth it from the money management perspective," McQuay said.
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While people shared stories with no basis in fact, "fake" in this context refers to stories supporting a particular political perspective, which perspective is contrary to a desired narrative.
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In the end, the entire key to eliminating mindlessness without meditation may simply be realizing that the issue looks different from a different perspective, and then taking that perspective.
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Diversification in this regard seems a more prudent course, not only from an information security perspective, but also from a cost perspective, as competition tends to keep costs down.
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But to go its own way, and to keep Wall Street satisfied, it needs to not only fix itself from a business perspective but also from a product perspective.
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So the idea was, this is a show about escape and a show in which we would ground the perspective of the audience in the perspective of the Hosts.
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I think that the reason that I was hired, the reason that I was made the assistant commissioner of H.I.V., was because my perspective was a very community perspective.
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But if there's really going to be any change, people need to understand the issues, not from a divisive political perspective, but from the perspective of an individual human.
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"We, from a management perspective, from a board perspective, truly believe this is the right transaction for us," Bristol-Myers Chief Executive Giovanni Caforio told reporters after the vote.
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MOYNIHAN: I THINK THE KEY FOR TAX REFORM IN THE U.S. FROM A CORPORATE PERSPECTIVE AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE WAS A LOWER CORPORATE TAX RATE AND A TERRITORIAL SYSTEM.
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Such narrowly defined objectives remain the least bad approach from the United States' perspective, even as they require Americans to tolerate the intolerable from a moral and humanitarian perspective.
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I don't think I could argue from a legal perspective that iMessage counts as some kind of monopolistic lock-in, but from an everyday perspective it certainly feels like one.
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"By comparing that to a standard strategy, you're able to see the difference, both from a performance and risk perspective, but also from a climate and environmental perspective," Campos said.
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From the developer's perspective, they are all about driving the usage of their apps, but from the user's perspective, they look like an easy way to get something done quickly.
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Correct perspective on your photosGetting the right angle on your subjects isn't always easy, but you can correct perspective afterwards without powering up the laptop and a desktop editing tool.
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"What policymakers are trying to achieve is to make sure that investors are looking at credit research from a bottom-up perspective rather than a top-down perspective," he said.
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And we've had many discussions from the 3 Ball [production company] perspective, from the CNBC perspective … about more people from a diverse background being able to participate in Adventure Capitalists.
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It'd be a real shame to cut Diaz's vacation short, but from the perspective of a fan—which is so often a selfish perspective—we hope this fight gets made.
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"The president will not be going to Florida now and we're taking Davos, both from the president's perspective and the Cabinet perspective, on a day by day basis," Mulvaney said.
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"Our top priority has to be helping Americans and helping legal permanent residents who are most affected by the crisis both from a health perspective and economic perspective," he says.
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Now, of course, that sort of, "Let's look at this from a gendered perspective, or a perspective that takes into account inequalities," there's much more of that all around us.
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That disruption, that confusion can be fertile ground for an alternative perspective—because really, all the artist can offer is perspective, and I would like to do it through experience.
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"Steve was very unique in the sense that he could look at things from an analytical perspective and just as naturally look at it from an intuitive perspective," Kobe said.
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Jasanoff does not forgive Conrad his blindness, but she does try to present his perspective on the changing, troubled world he traveled, a perspective that still has strong resonance today.
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"From his perspective, and the perspective of the right, it's the most successful aspect of this administration," said Daniel Epps, a legal professor at the Washington University School of Law.
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Breathtaking aerial footage and photographs across the U.S. — from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles — truly put the crowds into perspective, showing the absolutely stunning turnouts from an entirely new perspective.
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This view is not necessarily intuitive given the overlap between the two companies, not just from a consumer perspective but from the perspective of companies that work with the products.
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Pretty much anything that requires legislation is complicated, both from a technical bill-writing perspective, but even mores from a political herding-the-cats and working-out-the-compromises perspective.
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Like Autism Speaks, the National Autism Association, and other parent groups associated with the cure perspective, Zucker and Donvan are capable messengers of a very particular perspective in the autism world.
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In addition to the perspective pieces (more on them in a second), The Perspective also presents what it calls Essentials, which lay out the pros and cons of a particular position.
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After the opening segment, seen from Helen's perspective, and the follow-up, seen from Noah's, the show unveils a dual-perspective segment for the first time it its five season run.
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But looking at her from a human-empathy perspective rather than a branding perspective, it's terrifying that she's made so little educational or emotional progress over the course of a year.
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But the long-term advantages of electric trucks could make a lot of sense, both from a relatively obvious ecological perspective, which is obvious, and from the perspective of cost-effectiveness.
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"I do think great brands need to have a perspective in general and be unequivocal about taking that stand … Our perspective is about the misinformation in which we're unequivocal," she said.
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"They wanted to give a different perspective on this world of superheroes, like a regular guy's perspective, that was one of the things that made Spider-Man so special," Watts said.
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The exact figures USFS came up with are less important than the pattern: In other words, the mine extensions make sense from a local perspective but not from a global perspective.
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" Ma added that it was "critical" for Apple to have a presence in the Southeast Asian market: "Not even from the perspective of selling products; more from the perspective of marketing.
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But Partin's piece is largely written from the perspective of the Cloud9 organization's own mixed experiences with Dota 2, which is a perspective that definitely comes loaded with agenda-driven baggage.
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"He looks at the Trump phenomenon not just from the perspective of a skilled performer, but also, based on the things he's said publicly, from the perspective of an appalled citizen."
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Granted, the book drastically limits our perspective to Offred's point of view, but a TV series necessarily has to touch on this stuff, because its perspective can't remain that contained forever.
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Like it or not, free-bleeding is providing both men and women the opportunity to look at menstruation from a new perspective, which is much better than no perspective at all.
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There are of course many different viewpoints to understanding autism, whether they be from a purely medical perspective, or from a social perspective that takes into account cultural and political factors.
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"It's doable from a completion perspective, but not from a top performance perspective unless an athlete has a genetic predisposition that allows them to recover rapidly like Yuki Kawauchi," he said.
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"After testing the impact perspective-taking had on the accuracy of interpersonal judgments in 25 experiments, the researchers concluded, 'If anything, perspective-taking decreased accuracy overall while increasing confidence in judgment.'"
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The second-person form can be both an invitation and an accusation — a simultaneous opportunity to adopt someone else's perspective and reckon with why, perhaps, you hadn't considered that perspective before.
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But I think from a broader macro perspective, reducing the geopolitical uncertainty around these two trade deals, will have a positive impact on people's perspective on whether they spend or not.
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At least from Augustine's perspective—and that is the only perspective we have—there was no thought of his marrying the woman, whose name he does not even bother to provide.
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The pro offered a fresh perspective that was arguably more useful than the perspective of someone who&aposs familiar with my day-to-day work, and she could be more creative.
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It's even better — from their perspective — to avoid oversight.
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It was, from his perspective, a very large crowd ….
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But not – Henry Hyde, I think he lost perspective.
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" Says Bushnell: "Being down there really changed my perspective.
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" MK: "I can say that from a male perspective.
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" From a human rights perspective, Diokno says he's "disgusted.
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We should really put -- have some perspective on it.
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" But from Mama June's perspective, "this is about respect.
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Or indeed any less 'rank' from a privacy perspective… ?
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Senators share this perspective — only their statewide totals matter.
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" Another perspective: "I didn't know it was a Picasso.
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" Another perspective: "There are only a few strokes here.
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" He added, "It was like getting an insider's perspective.
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" I took the perspective of, "Alright, I'll show you!
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Or the worst, or wherever your perspective ... Both, yeah.
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I miss him a lot — his advice, his perspective.
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Put it in perspective, and then … shake it off.
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From a consumer perspective, it's not easy to discern good evidence from bad, or a lack of research from a consensus perspective that something—like colloidal silver—has been evaluated and discarded.
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I wanted to play with the word 'perspective' and have your perspective on whoever is in the video and every situation that's happening in the video shift as the song goes on.
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Identifying those that are most likely to respond to specific dietary intervention is challenging from both a research perspective and a behavioral perspective because a diet works only if you follow it.
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"From a justice perspective, from a victim perspective, I think it was a model trial," said Reed Brody, a lawyer for Human Rights Watch who worked on the case for 15 years.
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"It is hard to say that this part [of a painting] is only from the perspective of North Korea and this part is only from the perspective of South Korea," he says.
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In virtual reality, though, the fact that the body doesn't move along with the perspective in such cases makes some players sick, which is why other games move the perspective in increments.
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They understand it maybe from an environmental perspective but they don't understand it from the restaurant perspective and there's a lot that needs to be not just elevated but thoughtfully brought up.
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This new headspace I'm in has made it easier for me to change my perspective but I also have to learn that I can't change the perspective of every person on Earth.
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The statues, which from one perspective might be construed as the effigies of losers, are from the perspective of white nationalists inspiring signs that the struggle continues, that Dixie will rise again.
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There's a lot of different things that you need to look at from a landscape perspective, as well as just sort of a general strategy perspective as you're reacting to these things.
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Public acknowledgement of the harm done to Ms. Borel is a valuable consequence of this resolution; not only from the perspective of the complainant but, also, from the perspective of the public.
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It will take time, opportunities that should be available to all South Africans, especially women in our country, but especially black women, because as we've often said, it is the black women of our country who bore the greatest brand of apartheid, from a race perspective, from a class perspective, as well as from a gender perspective.
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So the more these movies explore the male perspective and the fraternal world, the more you want to check in with the women's perspective on that world, and it makes it all funnier.
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"The more these movies explore the male perspective and the fraternal world, the more you want to check in with the women's perspective" With three major stories, it took a lot of conversations.
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"Therefore from the clinical perspective, or from the perspective of motivation behavior change, there does not appear to be a benefit to carrying out these tests for diabetes prevention," Rosella added by email.
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From an infrastructure perspective it's very robust, and from an application perspective it's been doing a lot of operational use cases and load for one of the world's most trusted and respected ANSPs.
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In an attempt to mess with the staid, patriarchal Western perspective that museums present of history, Williams created a fictionalized back story for the object from a perspective that better spoke to her.
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But, from a journalistic perspective at least, it was worse.
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From my perspective, I was flattered by her aggressive approach.
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"From an astronaut perspective, it's business as usual," says Scoville.
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" From Richards' perspective, though, it was about Grammer having "conviction.
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We don't see them much, especially from the Black perspective.
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You'll lose your perspective, and that means you will fail.
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But it forced her to put the problem in perspective.
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So she has a great perspective on fame and notoriety.
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Do you cultivate that perspective, or does it come naturally?
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Let's keep this correction and big down days in perspective.
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In the meantime, Lydia is loving her mom's new perspective.
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And from that perspective, sanctions may be of limited utility.
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From the Medium post:We need to put JEDI in perspective.
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What happened from your perspective to the Myspace and Demand?
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KS: What are the challenges from your perspective and experiences?
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We don't often hear about bulimia from a male perspective.
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From their perspective, they were like 'Oh you're so funny.
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But Lunsford says his perspective on DNA has forever changed.
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We appreciate the perspective that they add to our platform.
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At least now, though, I have some perspective on it.
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This seems to be an attempt to silence this perspective.
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This can be a difficult time to find clear perspective.
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You helped me put my past relationship into further perspective.
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It's worth revisiting the Alicia Machado saga from this perspective.
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Otherwise, please brace yourself for a disheartening dose of perspective.
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"I think they're going to give an accurate, balanced perspective."
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You may be shocked by how much your perspective shifts.
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Chung's perspective on the conflict, of course, is very different.
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I really try to represent the perspective of the audience.
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I don't want to be your perspective check on life.
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That's how stock buybacks can change people's perspective of performance.
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"We did it from the exact opposite perspective," he said.
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And us having a desire to have a different perspective.
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But from a separation of powers perspective, that's very dangerous.
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But from an American perspective, such minutiae are basically irrelevant.
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I try to teach kids and keep perspective on it.
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"Everyone has that moment where their perspective shifted," she said.
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They're from a different perspective, and they represent different needs.
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It was a responsible perspective, honed in a collegial atmosphere.
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Get ready to look at life from a Starr's perspective.
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So he didn't do a good job from that perspective.
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I think because I'm biracial, I have a unique perspective.
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It sounds like volume kind of matters, from your perspective.
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But it gives them an interesting perspective on the question.
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Share the feedback you received and ask for their perspective.
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He started off from a more liberal perspective over time.
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Justin, a white man, didn't try to understand her perspective.
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"And now everything is put into perspective, which is healthy."
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You're too close to it to even have a perspective.
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However, from a scientific perspective, adulthood is an unsolved mystery.
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But more than a decade later, Parker's perspective has changed.
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But then, from your perspective, maybe it's the starting point.
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The crater is likely fairly young from a geological perspective.
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But from the President's perspective, he's on to a winner.
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We accomplished that, so from that perspective it was successful.
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Ryan Lochte is back with a new perspective on life.
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"That Joshua fight puts everything into perspective now," Barry said.
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Let's try to understand this illusion from a raptor's perspective.
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But we were showing it from a totally different perspective.
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On Monday, Mattis offered a different perspective from the president.
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From the user's perspective, it is really easy to use.
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Just for perspective, one kilovolt is 1,000 volts of energy.
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Arya's perspective doesn't allow for gray areas or mitigating circumstances.
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From the passenger's perspective, electric aircraft are a massive win.
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People outside of Brussels don't care about this institution perspective.
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Luckily, I'm just embracing the perspective he was born with.
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Well, I love the book, Winners Take All, Anand's perspective.
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You're not going to take it from your own perspective.
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Humming wires embedded in gesso flash if we shift perspective.
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The perspective in Profiles means these questions are worth pondering.
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From a pure math perspective, these businesses look really good.
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It's hard to see the logic from ICE's perspective, though.
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That perspective is crucial to making sense of his conservatism.
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What kind of perspective did he give you about Alabama?
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The polar opposite, in Cramer's perspective, is Cook at Apple.
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Keeping a daily journal really puts my life into perspective.
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This may be a good moment to get some perspective.
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Other images taken from space also provide a new perspective.
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I'm interested in telling that stuff from a millennial perspective.
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But you know what's absolutely meaningless from a consumer perspective?
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Capacity of Smart Beta Strategies from a Transaction Cost Perspective.
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I enjoy her perspective, as she already finished her PhD.
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From a design perspective, Razer put a focus on comfort.
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"There is no confusion from Mr Madison's perspective", he said.
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Its perspective has proved more dazzling than anyone ever expected.
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If it happens to you, it really changes the perspective.
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Any open forum takes on the perspective of its users.
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From a time and energy perspective, it was definitely tiring.
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"The early objective favored a white Protestant perspective," Pollinger said.
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People are having a hard time putting it into perspective.
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From a company level perspective, there are winners and losers.
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For perspective, WE managed to censor a movie from IRAN.smh.
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Christopher Garver, briefing reporters on Tuesday, presented a rosier perspective.
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But Risley, the father of four, had a different perspective.
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Now, Navarro is shedding light on Tony's perspective — via song.
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And that is a perspective many civilians lose sight of.
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What might that look like, practically, from a caregiver's perspective?
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Was it important to you to have a female perspective?
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But in the grander perspective, we inhabit an ocean world.
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From the regulators' perspective, that might be a good thing.
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There's certainly some of that, but keep it in perspective.
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It's hard for people like that to see another perspective.
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So, really, I thought about it from the storytelling perspective.
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I'm coming at jazz fusion from a terribly unseasoned perspective.
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How does this deal look from the perspective of China?
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Google's certainly done some great work from the design perspective.
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From Pyongyang's perspective, this is a race for regime survival.
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While frustrating, the damage needs to be put into perspective.
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But it's important to have a bit of perspective here.
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Basically, negotiate from the beggar's manual with a fearful perspective.
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It's changed their whole perspective on who particle physicists are.
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So it bridges photojournalism with a more contemporary art perspective.
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And then secondly, it's to win from an experience perspective.
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I've always considered my work from a larger industry perspective.
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Those are good things from Apple's perspective: "Ecosystems" are important.
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It gave her a whole new perspective on the industry.
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Now, to put this in a bit of historical perspective:
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From the perspective of the Japanese, that's not the case.
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From an American perspective, these ties can look like friendship.
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That's such an essential voice and perspective on our series.
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Others agree with Seaburg from a more purely economic perspective.
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From a biology perspective, this is exciting for two reasons.
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What does "exploring themes" mean from a sound design perspective?
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From a human colonization perspective, this is very good news.
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From Clark's perspective, I think he is fair to Jende.
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This new wave of boutique publishers is changing that perspective.
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From a psychological perspective, a definitive scientific reasoning is slippery.
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I'm trying to come at it from a different perspective.
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How has gaining a more global perspective enriched your filmmaking?
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It's the internal German situation behind this change of perspective.
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That may well have been true from the grower's perspective.
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From the perspective of the security services, the date — Jan.
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For perspective, that's around what 366,903 US homes use yearly.
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Viewing women's sexuality through a masculine perspective is a problem.
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I have tried to tell the film from their perspective.
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So you can understand why Ben takes the extreme perspective.
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You can play with size and perspective, space and time.
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And so having that kid's perspective is a good thing.
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I would really have loved the perspective of the astronauts.
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But they are told from the perspective of the women.
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Listening to tapes of Bundy's prison interviews changed his perspective.
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Someone that had this perspective, I wouldn't even want around.
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What can those systems actually deliver from a technical perspective?
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Once I have a kid, my perspective has to shift.
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To add some perspective, no stars have ever been removed.
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Korver said he is trying to put everything into perspective.
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Get perspective and understand that you can right the wrongs.
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From a local perspective that might be a sensible strategy.
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From a purely tactical perspective, it is an organizational masterpiece.
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"Think of it from a real estate perspective," Trump said.
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I think you have to put China in perspective, Jim.
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I feel like Swedes always see the other person's perspective.
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It's giving us that perspective of what this story means.
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And from the perspective of shareholders, he obviously deserves it.
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Their interchangeability hints at the genre's enduring breadth of perspective.
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No, this isn't some Lord of the Rings forced perspective.
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Anything that gives you perspective is hugely helpful to have.
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From a manager's perspective at least, drones have their advantages.
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I don't know if it gave me any new perspective.
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All of this is a mess, from an ecological perspective.
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"Those words just kind of changed my perspective," Coleman said.
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Everyone is in on the fight, so everyone's perspective matters.
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Halfway through the novel, the perspective briefly shifts to Artis's
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None of that offers much perspective on the city itself.
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I was trying to put it into perspective for him.
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From Looney's perspective, the alcohol tax should actually be higher.
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Wes paused, trying to think things over from Bundy's perspective.
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" From Wendt's perspective, "I feel like I got friend-zoned.
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Perspective: CPB gets about $500 million in federal funding annually.
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And looking at the numbers from that perspective changes things.
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She hopes that future episodes reflect a more diverse perspective.
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Bell credits her daughters for giving her a new perspective.
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Only this time, the action is seen from Luke's perspective.
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Most people argue about perspective and argue about the timeline.
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From the delivery driver's perspective, the procedure is similarly straightforward.
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It's actually something better: an insightful comedy about human perspective.
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From a wider perspective, Mr Putin's strategy is paying dividends.
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From a consumer perspective, there are just too many apps.
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After that the 72 expectations are met from our perspective.
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Yet from a historical perspective, some progress has been made.
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It's nothing else that really matters from a mother's perspective.
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Metaphors maps out a fresh perspective on film and filmmaking.
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When it comes to flattering photos, perspective can be everything.
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You can watch so much film that you lose perspective.
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I began the film from more of an observer perspective.
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"Everything's been put in perspective," she says in the video.
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Yet Rajan underpins his argument by taking a local perspective.
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His message was love and he was only offering perspective.
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What made you go with that, from a design perspective?
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" He explained, "From the family's perspective, this is Debbie's destiny.
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How would you describe your protagonist's perspective on the city?
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He has that perspective, which is quite a unique gift.
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Officials, meanwhile, say investors should put the dramas in perspective.
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We'd be happy to share our perspective in greater detail.
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Eight years of Barack Obama's America has given us perspective.
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We have always been a punchline and not a perspective.
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Yet airline stocks remain a screaming buy in Cramer's perspective.
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But you have to put it in perspective, he said.
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A frank talk with her mother gives her some perspective.
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These are not perfect measures either, but provide some perspective.
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It makes me consider my harvest from a broader perspective.
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How do you view Brexit then, from a business perspective?
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Q: What is the best cooler, from a physics perspective?
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Battle paranoia today by asking trusted friends for their perspective.
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I think that from a 'strong person' perspective she's good.
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It's easy to critique this move from a basketball perspective.
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It's 20153, and it's time to have a broader perspective.
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A key point for her was a change in perspective.
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From the shareholder's perspective, margins are expected to remain high.
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He quickly sought to put the Hollywood awards in perspective.
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It is useful information for people to have that perspective.
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And from a consumer electronic's perspective, that's a good thing.
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Which is not a bad thing, depending on your perspective!
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We'll get the perspective of key entrepreneurs in this space.
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From a purely technical perspective, it was the correct decision.
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Ockene said people need to put weight loss in perspective.
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He also represents to me like the older generation's perspective.
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Mary: What you're saying about perspective is really, really good.
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From a meteorological perspective, though, how do these storms compare?
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"From my perspective I didn't do anything wrong," he said.
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So, fogging increases uncertainty from the perspective of an adversary.
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Many home sellers and their brokers have a different perspective.
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This helps me put a lot of things in perspective.
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What you see when you're there comes down to perspective.
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Hi Leah, I wanted to get your perspective on something.
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But — from a psychology perspective — what does it really mean?
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It isn't really about risk reduction from a portfolio perspective.
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Just kidding, Cara is employing something painters call forced perspective.
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The White House is characterizing her perspective as being unfounded.
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Similarly: McNutt pauses to remind us all that perspective matters.
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But from a child development perspective, emotionally, they're the same.
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That's changing now, and it's putting Sanders's politics in perspective.
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It's predictable and common, and uninteresting from a leadership perspective.
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They are only unique from the perspective of net neutrality.
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This makes sense from both a political and policy perspective.
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So Andy's perspective is actually representative of the whole government.
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The Kenyans, however, from a different cultural perspective, reacted badly.
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The minute the upload process is complete, we switch perspective.
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Make note of what policy might follow from this perspective.
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"Everything's been put in perspective," she said in the video.
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Editing steps in apps: Straightened and fixed perspective in SKRWT.
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From a military perspective there is plenty of "storm" already.
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Considered from a moral and policy perspective, they're downright obvious.
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But true to his earnest spirit, Mr. O'Neal keeps perspective.
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But the perspective of "Chronic" is more clinical than metaphysical.
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To put that into perspective, that's almost $10,000 a day.
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Well, artist Michael Murphy's work literally depends on your perspective.
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The point from the victims' perspective is an equality point.
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Market perspective: It's been a wild December on Wall Street.
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From a personal perspective I am signed up at Alcor.
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I bet CEO Stuart Miller will have some great perspective.
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But with the right perspective, even that won't shake you.
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Facebook needs to address this issue from its own perspective.
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To put that into perspective, that's just $0.37 per issue.
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Weissman will pressure Manafort to say whatever satisfies Weissmann's perspective.
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This is going to give us a whole new perspective.
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From the Giants' perspective, he had better rejoin the lineup.
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That is why a deeper dive provides a useful perspective.
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"From my perspective, no, it is not helping," he said.
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From an economic perspective, Britain appears to benefit from immigration.
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Through the volunteer work you gain perspective on the city.
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That is "not informative from a scientific perspective," she said.
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"You look at it from a broader perspective," Williams said.
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From a safety perspective, it had been the right move.
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She will bring necessary perspective, ideas and guts to Congress.
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First, I realized that I had to shift my perspective.
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Plenty of Damore's colleagues, however, had heard this perspective before.
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Huda Kattan: It's great because it's like a different perspective.
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The first step is to change our perspective on radicalization.
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"We all would love to hear your perspective," he said.
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For perspective, during this same period, inflation increased 2900 times.
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From our perspective, even take our opening and closing bell.
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I think, from our perspective, that's what we've morphed into.
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Yet such a perspective obscures much more than it reveals.
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It's only a way of getting perspective on the present.
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As a black British man, Younge has a special perspective.
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Looks like a Clinton victory from the bond market's perspective.
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Then I reread it again and it gave me perspective.
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A rational question, actually, at least from a political perspective.
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From a trade perspective, however, NAFTA needed to be modernized.
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And living in the city has changed his perspective too.
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The "tactical response" piece from law enforcement's perspective was simple.
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Still, Trump's perspective on the event is clear: I win.
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To hear the story from his perspective was very difficult.
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From a soccer perspective, it depends on what you want.
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Working with astronomer Dr Rimmer, however, produced a fresh perspective.
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What is your goal, from your perspective as a CEO?
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But their perspective is starting to win inside the party.
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"Keeping proper perspective is important despite the headlines," Northey said.
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So from my perspective, you sided with the Koch brothers.
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We appreciate your perspective and take your points very seriously.
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His government remains incapable of genuine strategic perspective or action.
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And from a family perspective, we're part of a community.
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A. Independence is a pipe dream from a geopolitical perspective.
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And China is, from that perspective, a very good partner.
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We can't answer that for you — it's all about perspective.
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These numbers are staggering, and difficult to put into perspective.
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From a psychic perspective, are there energetic reasons for this?
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And it's still in good shape from a capital perspective.
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Her unique perspective is as inspiring as it is beautiful.
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From the customer's perspective, it's not just about the bathrooms.
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Or, from the boss' perspective, it's more profits without costs.
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Darling's perspective as a woman has already shaped the VRTube.
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From a physical perspective, Miami looks like an NBA team.
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Open yourself up to seeing things from a new perspective.
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Probably higher quality, I'm saying, but I'm saying the perspective.
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"From our perspective, prayer does the same thing," she said.
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And from a satanic perspective, that's how we view existence.
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From a labor perspective, prices in the U.S. are high.
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You're approaching the world from a more logical perspective now!
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I think it's really great from a user base perspective.
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The new moon provides a new perspective on your responsibilities.
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For me, this umbrella extends to politics, subculture, and perspective.
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So you've got to look at it from that perspective.
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My skin looks good, and my perspective has matured dramatically.
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From Silva's perspective, it basically comes down to brand inertia.
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After all, that's what an eclipse is for: new perspective!
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Something may have happened that changed his perspective on things.
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"From a quality perspective, that really impressed me," he remembers.
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A new perspective brings a powerful change to a relationship.
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I think you have a longer range perspective with it.
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From Washington's perspective, as a standalone trade this is weird.
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I'd like to observe these videos from an anthropological perspective.
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From a story perspective, there is no touching Saturday's match.
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Bouncing your ideas off other people helps diversify your perspective.
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As a morning person themselves, Sexsmith offered a new perspective.
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Her perspective can perhaps be best illustrated in her writing.
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From the Phillies' perspective, the trade was a charitable one.
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VICE: How did the LA protests begin from your perspective?
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Honestly, I did get into baking from a design perspective.
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No one else is invested in you from your perspective.
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From Contreras' perspective, various events stood out for different reasons.
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Well, you have a slightly different perspective than everyone else.
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She's clearly an enormous influence on his widened 'woke' perspective.
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Third, the PPCS data is gleaned from the civilian perspective.
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They bring to the table a different perspective on life.
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A terrifying jolt on a train helped change his perspective.
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What perspective has that given you on his presidential candidacy?
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It was an analogy that put our problem into perspective.
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This willfully narrow perspective made him typical of Republican politicians.
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There is no escape from it, no perspective, no release.
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The Met exhibition will give contemporary significance to Sontag's perspective.
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I look forward to the new perspective they will bring.
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What's your perspective on that as someone who studies nutrition?
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The justices seem to appreciate having the solicitor general's perspective.
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She has not done anything punishable from a police perspective.
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"Let's try and have historical perspective here," Mr. Bolton said.
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"The software puts the efforts in perspective," Ms. Capell said.
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You get some perspective on why you're making a record.
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And from the elected officials' perspective, the appeal is obvious.
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It required deft craft and a coherent perspective on fear.
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But from a dramaturgical perspective, the play's slipperiness causes problems.
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From a jurisprudence perspective, those two cases are very interconnected.
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From a policy perspective, state EV fees are somewhat perverse.
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Of course, it's not that straightforward from the Court's perspective.
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So I think I have a good perspective on this.
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A look at some fundamentals may provide a clearer perspective.
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Neither Powell's remarks nor the employment data changed that perspective.
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The artist questions his future from a youthful, inexperienced perspective.
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Visit Live Stats directly and they put it in perspective.
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I wanted to have an internal perspective on Chinese food.
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Neither Powell's remarks nor the employment data changed that perspective.
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Through a 18014 lens, the perspective becomes still more complicated.
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The perspective pays off especially well in the fifth episode.
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The strength of this approach is that it offers perspective.
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Why did you include the perspective of Patsy's daughter, Tru?
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Pedroia said Cora's perspective was exactly what the players needed.
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From an outside perspective, though, it's a sight to behold.
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The purpose of the aphorism is to bring unexpected perspective.
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The hormonal perspective on human psychology is a deterministic one.
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From a wonk's perspective, the whole war is somewhat lamentable.
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What, then, does Churchland present as a superior moral perspective?
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It put some of our current political fixations into perspective.
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"From the ecosystem perspective, it doesn't matter," said Dr. Davis.
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How did talking to the girls shift your own perspective?
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The story doesn't just ping around in terms of perspective.
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So we have to be prepared from a security perspective.
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Everything must be dealt with by having a larger perspective.
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There were good reasons for that from Mr. Schumer's perspective.
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Leaving the bloc has some advantages, from Mr. Corbyn's perspective.
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That perspective is valid, but there is one crucial difference.
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"Are you looking for a certain historical perspective?" he said.
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From my perspective, if nothing falls out, they don't care.
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Buying Creek House also made sense from a financial perspective.
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All of them are different things from a different perspective.
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And he repeated the shift in perspective she had introduced.
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Look, from a storytelling perspective, Theon is obviously a goner.
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Stephen Colbert took a moment to put things in perspective.
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From that perspective the nature of our choices changes significantly.
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From the perspective of Brazil, it was issued an ultimatum.
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For our editorial board's perspective on the proposal, click here.
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Whether the movie's perspective is truly Loung's is another matter.
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You can't fight people well unless you understand their perspective.
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We are learning a lot about the time lord perspective!
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It's important to put our current democratic travails in perspective.
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Or they write about the world from a particular perspective.
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I'm almost disadvantaged because I have this extremely subjective perspective.
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"It makes sense from an economic perspective," Mr. Hatfield said.
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I agree that this needs to be put in perspective.
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It presents a pretty unflattering perspective of America right now.
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From West's perspective, Coates was fawning and obsequious towards Obama.
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How does the magazine business look now from your perspective?
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I felt my perspective stretching and my stubborn grip loosening.
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And … we're sympathetic to that, particularly from a manufacturing perspective.
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Yet from a geological perspective, Kenya's geothermal conditions are ideal.
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From the perspective of the targets, it's all the same.
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But it can also wreak havoc from a physical perspective.
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Her perspective: Most lawmakers have little interest in fighting discrimination.
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Here's a better perspective of the customs line at JFK.
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The intent was, look at it from a business perspective.
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And their departure, despite its suddenness, does require some perspective.
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Some lawmakers pointed out it's worth keeping coronavirus in perspective.
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Some apps may be useful from a caregiver's perspective, too.
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The extension into watches is logical from a business perspective.
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I think that's important from an integrity perspective going forward.
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From a financial perspective, the success of tourism is unambiguous.
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From the son's perspective, his mother was not really recovering.
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Who can give us a generational perspective on Willets Point?
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From this perspective, facial recognition technology is the new fingerprint.
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So you have got to put all this in perspective.
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Scale, perspective and point of view all come into play.
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They hoped to also come away with a little perspective.
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You'll get more perspective on this from our CTO soon.
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Here are sites and tours that offer perspective and insight.
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Nevertheless, from a Mexican perspective the threat set off alarms.
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"I wanted to give her perspective and comparisons," he said.
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Like, from a legal perspective, since I'm a private citizen.
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Looking back, he said, it can put things into perspective.
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From an environmental perspective, the new meats are surely better.
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Nor is the product truly premium from a design perspective.
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For perspective: The flu kills roughly 35,000 Americans every year.
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For perspective: The flu kills roughly 35,000 Americans every year.
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Gradually, the world outside the ropes came back into perspective.
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"He gives his perspective from where he is," Brown said.
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A few tiny steps and my entire perspective had changed.
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The change in perspective had completely altered the poem's meaning.
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Sometimes a fresh perspective can make a world of difference.
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From Simmons perspective, wearing the dress was done in jest.
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Best then not to approach the novel from this perspective.
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Putting those numbers on paper, having a 'tomorrow' perspective, helps.
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Rural students bring "a unique perspective" to campus, he said.
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You want them to approach it with their fresh perspective.
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Whatever your perspective, a lot of illusions died last week.
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"From our perspective, it's a mixed bag," Ms. Grant said.
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It's interesting to revisit these moments from a different perspective.
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From this perspective, Mr. Trump's record is mixed at best.
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I'm merely suggesting that we all keep it in perspective.
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From a fundamental perspective that could be an offsetting factor.
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Worse, from Julia's perspective, she begins to find new friends.
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It also underscores what real knowledge and true perspective are.
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From the company's perspective, combining with Charter would make sense.
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Certainly not in keeping with the perspective of Emily's List.
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Certainly not in keeping with the perspective of Emily's List.
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Kenneth jolts himself back into the present, into adult perspective.
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"From a fan's perspective, that was great hockey," he said.
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"This is very good from a privacy perspective," said Gonzalo.
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Davis took a stab at putting this one in perspective.
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And I didn't technically have any credentials from that perspective.
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She said it was refreshing to hear Ms. Lau's perspective.
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I have a controversial perspective on that kind of thing.
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SaaS is also looking healthy from a venture capital perspective.
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From a business perspective, people need to take a decision.
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But he's argued the complaints aren't taken in proper perspective.
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Perspective: Writers from our Opinion section ranked the candidates' performance.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Policy perspective, what should the liability be?
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His perspective will be a valuable addition to these meetings.
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It might be appealing simply from the regulatory burden perspective.
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Bigotry is not a perspective that deserves engagement beyond condemnation.
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I also think it's time for a slightly different perspective.
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"From a financial perspective, it doesn't make sense." he said.
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So many paths to explore and need your unique perspective.
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But I also understand and have a perspective of life.
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My house is only 3,000, to put that in perspective.
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"Spike Lee's perspective is more valuable than ever," they said.
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I plead guilty to trying to maintain some historical perspective.
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He credited those meetings with giving him a new perspective.
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It's written from the perspective of the Burj Khalifa itself.
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"From an employer's perspective, it means high turnover," Novoselsky said.
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A wild imagination isn't necessary, just a little historical perspective.
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She just looks at things from a total outsider's perspective.
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You can't just look at things from a corporate perspective.
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From this perspective, the new tax got things exactly backwards.
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However, Romano's perspective changed after filming the episode in Italy.
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The deluded perspective is not confined to America's Republican Party.
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Another provides an unflinching perspective of giving birth without drugs.
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But I will tell you: read this & consider the perspective.
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One scene is told from the perspective of an ant.
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But from a mathematician's perspective, they're also just plain fun.
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From Google's perspective, the content of the notification was irrelevant.
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So much about "The Good Fight" is predicated on perspective.
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From my perspective, an overdose means a several different things.
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But from the community's perspective, mobility can be a problem.
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Where are we on that right now from your perspective?
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"It helps us keep his legacy in perspective," says Miller.
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What perspective does the history you examine lend to this?
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I never thought about serodiscordant relationships from this taboo perspective.
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"From a mutual fund perspective, liquidity is paramount," he said.
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To put "billions" in perspective, 1 billion won equals $917,400.
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"They're not quite feasible from an engineering perspective," he says.
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From an adversary perspective what drives this demand is clear.
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Afterward, she had a clear head and a new perspective.
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And that was a very big perspective change for you.
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From a health policy perspective, America's priority should be clear.
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"I was coming from a completely different perspective," he said.
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"Nothing is changing from the brand identity perspective," he said.
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"From a media perspective, it's pretty clear," Mr. Senatori said.
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It is time for their unique perspective to be shared.
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In the scheme of things, you put it in perspective.
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But litigators at the Justice Department had a different perspective.
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Ignoring the perspective of biblical scholarship does readers a disservice.
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He began to look at life from a different perspective.
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What are the differences in perspective of the two sides?
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This unique perspective is something that can create real solutions.
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Despite her groundbreaking career, Harris kept things in stark perspective.
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Overall, though, we need to keep these risks in perspective.
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Any emotional suspense is undone the moment the perspective changes.
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But from Scorse's perspective, a much broader approach is needed.
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From my perspective, Greta isn't what one would call conservative.
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Nor do we offer grand perspective on why this happened.
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What makes a great city great from a human perspective?
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It's to see things plain and in their true perspective.
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"The testimony they seek is the mayor's perspective, not facts."
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Perspective: British leaders have come under sharp criticism over Brexit.
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It's much more conservative than is optimal from that perspective.
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Does it change your perspective on the specialness of humans?
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I may have a very crooked perspective, but it's mine.
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Why do they want to sell it, in your perspective?
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For some historical perspective, Richard Nixon once again proves useful.
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Then all of a sudden it slips into his perspective?
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What different facts and perspective did this additional article provide?
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Her current perspective, though, can occasionally narrow to a pinpoint.
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And, from a watchmaker's perspective, that is true "wrist power."
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Who should play a role in that, from your perspective?
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What do you think of his perspective on American waste?
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Listening, authorized or unauthorized, helps us put things in perspective.
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So what does AI mean for that from your perspective?
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That's a tough pill to swallow from a critical perspective.
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Yeah. Well, let's put a couple of things into perspective.
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Why do you think they're like this, from your perspective?
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He offered his perspective on the sale and the object.
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From an assimilationist perspective, it's the right thing to do.
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From the Court's perspective, they probably don't need to rush.
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You are writing from the perspective of an obese man.
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Will they ever be a serious competitor, from your perspective?
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McKinsey takes a slightly different perspective on the same data.
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"From the family's perspective, this is Debbie's destiny," he explained.
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I feel like it just gives me some perspective. Meaning?
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Press critic Jay Rosen has an interesting perspective on this.
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DF: Like a ways from, Trump's perspective, positive and negative.
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Is there anything good about this bill, from your perspective?
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In the United States, the millennial perspective is similarly bleak.
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From a Chinese medicine perspective, I already do a lot.
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And I mean this from a market perspective as well.
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Any sense of perspective, on the other hand, was lost.
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All those things are important to show from our perspective.
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Zhang's and Chen's perspective is far from the only one.
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What lessons would you teach us, from a scale perspective?
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"Let's put it in perspective," says band member Seyed Hosseini.
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From this perspective, the issue just needs to go away.
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The show was dead on arrival, from a Nielsen perspective.
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From the conservative perspective, of course, this is great news.
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From Oculus's perspective, and from the perspective of people who really want VR gaming to work out (including myself), the benefit of the acquisition is that Facebook would help Oculus realize its vision right?
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I think the rush to take Kavanaugh's perspective sympathetically and the way that it comes at the expense of a female perspective is symptomatic of something much broader and really pathological in our culture.
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BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY, I THINK THE TWO NEW MEMBERS THAT WE'VEADDED ARE TERRIFIC FROM A TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATIVE PERSPECTIVE AS WELL AS PROFOUND, DEEP AIRLINE EXPERIENCE FROM A FINANCIAL PERSPECTIVE.
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When it comes to a piece of software analyzing everything on your screen at all times, there are certainly some privacy concerns, not only from the employee's perspective but from a company's security perspective.
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"It really untied our hands to be able to focus on what is really in the best interest of the customer, both from a package perspective and also from a technology perspective," McBride said.
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It shifts the world from the perspective of young American Latino millennials and that's not perspective that I've seen represented in our mainstream media so I think that millions of people will feel represented.
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"From a legal perspective, this is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever seen, but from a geopolitical perspective, it's a smart move — the Chinese know how to play hardball," he said.
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One perspective is that fascism thrives when it manages to capitalize upon the grievances that people feel, their economic plight, their xenophobia, and so from that perspective, organizing popular opposition to fascism is essential.
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"Everybody speaks from their perspective and usually their perspective speaks to larger themes," Wey informs me when I visit him at the location of his second pop-up in south Los Angeles, Revolutionario Tacos.
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I don't think that would be great from an artist perspective or from a consumer perspective, but as you think about, I guess, the dark side of it, that is something that could occur.
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Almost nobody is in defense of cyber, and certainly nobody is in charge of the big picture, [meaning] how do we defend against election [interference] both from a cybersecurity perspective and a disinformation perspective.
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I understand from a faith tradition it's a little different from a Jewish perspective versus a Christian perspective but it's still in Psalm 46:10, 'Just be still and know that I am God.
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But he's able to capture the mathematics of perspective and play tricks with it, so when you look at The Last Supper, the room looks deeper than it is because it's an accelerated perspective.
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And it's clear that Biden's perspective as a US senator in the 1970s was very different and far less personal than Harris' perspective as a child who benefited from the impact of busing in Berkley.
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He seems to reference Renaissance polymath Leon Battista Alberti, who in his treatise on perspective, Della Pittura ("On Painting"), defined painting as an open window, though Leufert rejected single-point perspective, implicit in Alberti's concept.
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It shifts the world from the perspective of young American Latino millennials and that's not perspective that I've seen represented in our main stream media so I think that millions of people will feel represented.
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Black metal from back then is not the black metal of now, and that is why we decided to get a scientific perspective into the zine, and the perspective of [Norwegian folklore illustrator] Theodor Kittelsen.
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"For me, in New York, it reminds me of 9/11, where one moment, which was inconceivable, just changed everything, changed your perspective on the world, changed your perspective on safety," said New York Gov.
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"That means a number of communities are either without clean water or will be very shortly, and in both cases that is a terrible concern from the cholera perspective and the survival perspective," he added.
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We started to think maybe we need to have data independence if this category is going to be important to us, both from a consumer product perspective as well as from an advertising product perspective.
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This year, she decided to apply that critical perspective to Halloween.
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Is the secondary lens for portraits or a wide-angle perspective?
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From a central company philosophy perspective, it begins with the customer.
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Who's right and who's wrong is largely a question of perspective.
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"He really has a different perspective going into '103," Johnson said.
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Cullinane is involved in gay politics from the business owner's perspective.
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As ever, lip-service was paid to the Balkans' "European perspective".
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From today's perspective, his approach was, to say the least, unorthodox.
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Ashley: Have you ever heard about it from the boyfriend's perspective?
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There are a lot of moving parts from a macro perspective.
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It is true that a more holistic perspective is generally preferable.
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I think she'll just bring an incredibly fresh perspective to it.
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How come no company is working on it from that perspective?
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CAVUTO: Burt, thank you very much, my friend, for your perspective.
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Altogether, to put this in perspective, people will be betting money.
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Here's where things turned interesting from the perspective of legal procedure.
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Just from a Disney perspective, it's an important market to us.
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It really does depend on each individual's perspective and life experiences.
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Yet from a budget perspective, cutting IRS funding can be counterproductive.
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And I think it's important for people to consider that perspective.
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Seen from this perspective, the third Trump-Kim summit is groundbreaking.
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But David does his best to adjust our perspective and get
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From a dietary perspective, that's how we would bring down inflammation.
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Look, from my perspective it was an easy bet to make.
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Living above the Earth can actually shift your perspective of it.
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"It's also important to keep this all in perspective," he said.
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From a valuation perspective, Alphabet also looks cheaper than its peers.
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I smack people upside the head with a much-needed perspective.
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The treatments had "potential" from a "storytelling perspective," Iger said mildly.
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So from my perspective -- this is really simple about North Korea.
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Game Maker's Toolkit offers video game criticism from a developer's perspective.
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