Addiction is tricky to portray accurately; it's even trickier to portray both accurately and comedically.
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That's one of the big ethical questions: How do you portray people who cannot portray themselves?
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Kidman, who is also producing the drama, will portray Masha, while McCarthy is slated to portray Francis.
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The left try and portray how the world should run, and the right-wingers portray what is going wrong.
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Though she didn't portray Mimi in the original Broadway stage show, Rosario Dawson did portray the character in the 2005 film version.
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Where movies often portray gay people as caricatures, YA has allowed writers to portray queer teens as different, in a good way.
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This is why I think it's necessary to portray darkness in order to portray true hope, instead of just arranging pretty things.
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We try to portray if it's muddy or dirty... We can't portray the kind of grime and filth because we need the smell.
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You've said it was really important to you to portray Billi in a modern way, and to portray China in a modern way.
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My goal, rather than portray something which was palatable or "romantic" to audiences, was to portray the way people meet and hook up in the real world.
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The attempts to portray Rory as flawed and sometimes a "bad egg" are laughably disingenuous, especially factoring Alexis Bledel's painfully shit acting: She can't even portray boredom well.
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For example: As SNL and other comedy shows portray Trump as an idiot savant, they'll also portray Conway, Melania, and especially Ivanka as propping him up through palpable disdain.
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According to Deadline, Jake Weber will portray Bryce's father, a wealthy hedge fund manager who is also described as a "pillar of the community," and Brenda Strong will portray Bryce's mother.
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Nevertheless, Baryshnikov has been begged to portray Nijinsky countless times.
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I'm really happy that I got to portray this character.
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I just wanted to portray the way kids' lives are.
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What's the best way to portray this on my résumé?
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It's unusually specific, especially in the way you portray Angelo.
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Kate Bosworth will also portray her in the movie Tate.
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Yoba will portray about 20 different characters in the show.
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We cannot continue to portray sex as merely physically dangerous.
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I just try to portray the strongest female presence, period.
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We didn't know they're going to portray us that bad.
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Could we be downloading content that could portray ourselves differently?
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I feel like she's a very intense person to portray.
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Media, modeling, and even pageantry often portray the 'it' girl.
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The three films also portray Jesus in markedly different ways.
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Will the characters portray real public figures from the campaigns?
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How would I portray my mother, now that she's gone?
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"There's an attempt to portray Muslims as 'other,'" Shahshahani said.
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Teller said it was not an easy role to portray.
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Both RT and Sputnik portray themselves as independent, alternative voices.
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They portray the alienation of American Jews from Israel as
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And the way they portray some stories, it's not correct.
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The "Bad Romance" crooner will portray Ally, an aspiring singer.
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Question why the media doesn't portray women as they age.
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I don't want to portray crazy famous celebrities or activists.
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So is it offensive for him to portray that person?
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Many of the anonymous reviews portray a company in decline.
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"There's not as much downside as people portray," Paulsen said.
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Such at least was the character I meant to portray.
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She gave herself so much to portray this singular character.
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They try to portray him as something created by Russia.
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An aggressor, he likes to portray himself as a victim.
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All presidential hopefuls strive to portray themselves in good health.
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Child actors portray children as adults imagine children to be.
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How do you work to most accurately portray that grief?
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He did not want to portray the United States coarsely.
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The singer must narrate the tale and portray both lovers.
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"I know how people portray us," Bullock told the conclave.
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That would ruin the image they're trying to portray, right?
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Artist Andrew Janik uses clever icons to portray baseball history.
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Paintings and photography portray the callousness of the Chinese Government.
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Mr. Cassidy had a face youthful enough to portray a teenager, a shy smile and friendly eyes, and he could sing well enough to portray Keith Partridge without having to lip-sync someone else's voice.
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Why can we portray men in close-up and not women?
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These trades in no way portray real demand within the country.
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Beyond authenticity, the "Underground" team said they strive to portray humanity.
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I tried to portray him as the worm that he was.
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You portray Ed Sheeran as meticulously business conscious in the book.
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"I wanted to portray religion in a positive light," Bourne said.
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Orta never attempts to portray himself as a squeaky-clean victim.
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Neither of these works portray the families in a good light.
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It was looking to portray itself as the more open cloud.
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It's rare to hear actors contradict the real people they portray.
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He chose to use emotion as a way to portray love.
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The various testimonies portray a series of excavations occurring in secret.
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Other emoji portray a pregnant woman, a gymnast and Mother Christmas.
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Some private media began to portray him as a public enemy.
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I just want you to portray the internal life of Lindsay.
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Conversations with more sympathetic lawmakers portray Groysman as an energetic administrator.
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They have consistently tried to portray him as a liberal extremist.
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But it always has thought behind what she wants to portray.
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One character he has yet to portray on the big screen?
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Like in my music, I've created the character that I portray.
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The artist does not portray all law enforcement as wild boars.
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Across the bustling city billboards portray stern professors promising test success.
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And wanted to portray how We are all fighting our temptations.
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Stereotypes of single ladies often portray them as sad and lonely.
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" He adds: "Why would somebody portray himself as somebody he's not?
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I wanted to do her justice and really portray her right.
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But Democrats risk overreaching if they portray the economy as thriving.
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They allow their actors to portray Jesus's vulnerabilities, uncertainties, and anxieties.
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What's your goal with how you portray sex in the show?
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Some former members portray themselves as survivors of an abusive cult.
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Trump critics portray the trade spat with China as lose-lose.
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I wanted to really, truly portray my experience with my culture.
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How do you portray a man with so few evident qualities?
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In other instances, the footage can portray police as needlessly aggressive.
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It's to portray success depending on how it benefits the leader.
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But secondly, why portray your opponent as secretly agreeing with you?
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Ted Cruz, portray O'Rourke as too radical for socially conservative Texas.
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The actors Lisa Birnbaum and Richard Short portray Taylor and Burton.
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How to accurately portray a woman for whom no photograph exists?
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Lots of stories portray opponents of refugees as ignoramuses or racists.
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This portrait seems to portray some kind of dreamy cartoony character.
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His films portray the same real problems that they once did.
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These numbers represent a different reality than Prasad and Mailankody portray.
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The ads portray fossil fuels as the driver of human progress.
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And I would never want to portray that kind of attitude.
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These are the people you portray as all thinking the same?
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Think poetry in motion: 'How do I portray that visual image?
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But he added, "MacLean's assertions don't accurately portray his assigned duties."
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However, it's unclear how NBC plans to portray the governor character.
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Mr. Snowden has taken pains to portray his exile as comfortable.
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The artist's struggle to portray the world becomes the world itself.
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His songs don't necessarily portray women in the best light either.
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The show, written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, whose parents were born in Puerto Rico, uses Hispanic and black actors to portray the founding fathers and, pointedly, a white actor to portray the oppressive King George III.
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It is quite easy to portray Trump as an "anti-constitutional" candidate.
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We try to portray with our sound that kind of logistic power.
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The DSA argues that socialism is more than what its critics portray.
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How you act and portray yourself is a big part of advocacy.
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It&aposs an elaborate attempt to portray "Papa" in his proper context.
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The intent was to portray her as unserious and unworthy of office.
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Ms McSally likes to portray herself as a plain-speaking military type.
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Like the couple whose halves they portray, they go very well together.
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Mattis sought to portray national defense as an issue above partisan politics.
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Taron Egerton will portray the iconic artist in Rocketman, out May 2019.
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What Tyler Sheridan's film does so well is portray a forgotten community.
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It doesn't portray a "golden age" in 1963 or 1988 or anything.
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So many movies portray hackers and hacker culture in really ridiculous ways.
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Our domestic security operations are not the renegade actions that you portray.
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That's a terrible role model and example to portray for your daughters.
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The Cruz campaign sought to portray the results as an unequivocal win.
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Chinese officials often try to portray racism as primarily a Western problem.
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Mr Assad likes to portray it as a festering nest of jihadists.
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And I wanted to portray this from the viewpoint of an animal.
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That is a hard notion to portray cinematographically, to put it mildly.
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He will portray himself as a champion of the (white) working class.
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The media portray women to be a certain way, and it's heartbreaking.
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It's about cisgendered creatives doing the homework necessary to portray trans lives.
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She has sued China's Ministry of Education over how textbooks portray homosexuality.
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With the Nazi soldier, I didn't want to portray the sympathetic Nazi.
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What are the responsibilities of a media outlet to portray world occurrences?
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It doesn't serve you to portray yourself as anything other than that.
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But language is much more complex than short-and-sharp grammars portray.
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Whatever her motives, she seemed determined to portray him as a killer.
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Still, Trump's team sought to portray the results as clear-cut wins.
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Yet they also portray a case that legal experts say was unusual.
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I love all of the characters, (and the actors who portray 'em!).
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Unsurprisingly, the army likes scripts that portray it in a good light.
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Whether Republicans can portray Democratic challengers as too far outside the mainstream.
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Academic historians, by contrast, often portray Hitler as a cipher, a nobody.
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They both disappear into the real-life personalities they portray, particularly Stone.
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It can portray a space in which one exhales and is poised.
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The movie labors to portray Lois as a tough-as-nails reporter.
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It isn't the first movie to portray an animal playing a sport.
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Most images don't accurately portray the distance between Earth and the moon.
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Some praised the luxury label's decision to portray a racially-diverse family.
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The Fake News Media...love to portray chaos in the White House.
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Judge Kavanaugh also sought to portray himself as an advocate for women.
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Today, it can be advantageous for companies to portray themselves as feminist.
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Republicans have sought to portray Sisolak as a tax-and-spend Democrat.
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His regime likes to portray itself as standing against an "imperialist" West.
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Since he entered office, Mr. Trump has favored backdrops that portray strength.
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And while it's tempting to portray this as ancient history, it isn't.
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It's even been a way to portray hypermasculinity (think: Samson and Fabio).
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The charging documents portray a company largely animated by Mr. Doud's greed.
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They claim to be democrats, and they portray their opponents as illegitimate.
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How do you think about how to portray whiteness in your work?
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Don't listen to Democrats who portray these midterms as an important triumph.
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Today, antiracist activists insist that white painters should not portray black subjects.
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Armstrong's "Little Women" was the first adaptation to realistically portray Beth's death.
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Critics of the bill portray gun violence as random, unforeseeable and unstoppable.
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I worked hard to portray my mother with a lot of depth.
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" He says it's "an attempt to portray in image what music means.
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He suspects them of hacking Yelp to portray his restaurant as closed.
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Nonetheless, over the years, filmmakers have found ways to portray the era.
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"We wanted to portray the film in an authentic way," said Stromberg.
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What is it about yourself that you didn't portray on the show?
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To me, it seems a majority only portray the violence against us.
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I never felt that I was good enough to portray myself on film.
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She looks almost nothing like the talented, beautiful woman she's supposed to portray.
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Burton drew from his own experience as a professional boxer to portray Duke.
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They portray a glamorous lifestyle lived in luxury alongside her boyfriend Dylan Shaw.
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Gary Valentine, of King of Queens fame, will portray Kevin's adopted son Henry.
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Now the Democrats like to portray themselves as members of the enlightened class.
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They portray a married couple for their mission and later fall in love.
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These conflicting signals portray a market with attributes both of bull and bear.
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The reality show seeks to portray app developers as modern-day rock stars.
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Jennifer Lawrence is set to portray Holmes in an adaptation of Bad Blood.
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Democrats have sought to portray Hugin as a crucial vote for Trump's agenda.
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We no longer find it acceptable for white actors to portray black characters.
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He will portray Laurie, whose love interest, Jo, is played by Saoirse Ronan.
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Her reward was having an oafish man portray her in late-night comedy.
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"One of the best practices is not to portray suicide, period," Pitt said.
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Has there been any pushback from the brands in how you portray them?
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According to Deadline, the actor will portray "Scotty Lancer" in the upcoming film.
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BlackRock has tried to portray itself as an industry leader in responsible investing.
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She's also working on developing two television shows that portray positive Latinx stories.
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Political cartoons often portray women in revealing or otherwise inappropriate clothing, Koed noted.
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Many physical retailers have landed in hot water for how they portray prices.
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Why would I ever want to portray myself as anything other than together?
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White supremacists generally don't miss an opportunity to portray themselves as the victims.
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Reporters and photographers tried to portray survivors' grief and explain the shooter's motives.
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His paintings, even when abstract, portray black experience – a black artist made them.
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Wynn and Davies portray younger versions of Donna's pals Tanya and Rosie, respectively.
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Many blackamoor figures portray exoticized images of servants and slaves of African descent.
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This story has been updated to more accurately portray the Puig/Gonzalez interaction.
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But how do 213-year-olds accurately portray their own disastrous inner lives?
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Kiersey Clemons is in talks to portray the character of Darling, Lady's owner.
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Even pro-cannabis media often portray cannabis users as dopey, lazy, and ignorant.
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"I wanted to portray the chickens as workers in the industry," he explains.
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Brujos is actually filmed in the Southside Chicago neighborhoods they wanted to portray.
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She's probably not playing Lewinsky, but she could portray Attorney General Janet Reno.
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The idea, he says, was to portray China as a wealthy, modernizing country.
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How can you portray all of that accurately without women behind the camera?
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And, refreshingly, Riverdale didn't portray its student-teacher pairing in a positive light.
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They portray themselves as representatives of grassroots social movements instead of political parties.
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I found it was interesting to portray that part of the dating scene.
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It's disrespectful and disgusting to portray her this way simply because of politics.
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But it takes more than just looks to portray the Duchess of Sussex.
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I want to portray women in a raw manner, without those filters on.
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They also portray women who dump bad husbands positively, not as wicked harlots.
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Edgerton and Negga portray the Lovings as people without a point to prove.
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"Books, films, plays, and television shows often portray real people," the court said.
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"Painting with light allows for resistant art to portray current events," Marling said.
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Zellweger will portray Garland in the legend's upcoming biopic "Judy," out in September.
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But using quotations to portray Trump as an extremist threat doesn't convince everyone.
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They portray it, sure, but mournfully, as a kind of unavoidable, human tragedy.
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King will portray Gypsy, while Patricia Arquette will play her ill-fated mother.
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Next, he'll portray '80s cartoon icon He-Man in a live-action reboot.
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Pill Club has sought to portray CVS as hostile to women's health issues.
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The actor and singer will portray Richard, a mysterious character on the show.
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To owners, landlord groups seek to portray renters as poor, unpredictable, and conniving.
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Teen shows often have no idea how to portray young people of color.
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The group partakes in a lottery to determine which player each will portray.
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William H. Macy, as a similarly good-looking man, will also portray him.
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Our real lives are 100 percent better than a tiny photo can portray.
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Or do we have some responsibility to portray it as it should be?
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I don't want to portray the sad, serious face of somebody who's suffered.
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Will Ferrell is set to portray another iconic president from our nation's past.
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How is his use of texture to portray nature different than Ms. Michel's?
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"I would love to portray and honor her in that way," he says.
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But that's the image of Glasgow today, the image they want to portray.
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Still, Mr. Zeman sought to portray Mr. Drahos as a danger to society.
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And Biden's strategy is to try and portray President Trump as President Trump.
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It's just like the message that they portray and like hell yeah, women.
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Why are his lawyers concerned about prosecutors attempting to portray him this way?
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"They would like to portray different stories and focus on unimportant stories," Mrs.
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China was quick to portray the agreement as a concession by Mr. Trump.
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Under Leonard Foglia's direction, Jeffrey Bean and Carrie Paff portray Calvin and Alice.
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It was key for me to portray her feminine theatrical movements and gestures.
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She then employed her boyfriend's sister Savannah Knoop to portray JT in public.
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These portray, somewhat comedically, the murder of Czar Nicholas II and his family.
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Others portray mass graves, emaciated people working in fields, pregnant women being disemboweled.
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That was certainly my intent, to portray how sex can be more casual.
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Do you feel you have to be responsible for how you portray violence?
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Sandler's career took a downturn when he outgrew the innocence he could portray.
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The hardest part of making this movie was: How do you portray that?
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Gary Oldman is set to portray the titular character, as Variety previously reported.
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Prevailing narratives portray the American people as sharply divided on nearly every issue.
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China's rhetoric to portray America's trade complaint as anything but legitimate is propaganda.
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Buttigieg's opponents have tried to portray him as #MayoPete, the white bread candidate.
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It's not "anti-fascist" or "anti-racist" as they attempt to portray themselves.
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Can you truly portray an outsider character if you have an insider history?
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Saturday Night Live comedian Kate McKinnon set to portray ex-CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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The city, he said, was not as tolerant as some might portray it.
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Erivo will portray Aretha Franklin in National Geographic Channel's next installment of "Genius."
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I portray all the skin tones and races and ages in the world.
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How do you portray an abyss that has swallowed up a cultural past?
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For his part, Mr. Khan tried to portray his retreat as a victory.
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It's a deep narrative that tries to portray the conflicts from multiple sides.
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Sadegh's record has enabled Raisi to portray himself as an anti-corruption crusader.
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"Why does the media still portray James Comey as a hero?" https://t.
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At Facebook, both execs portray their roles as being complementary to one another.
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The May government has tried to portray Britain as Europe's bridge to Trump.
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Theron said on "Fresh Air" that she was initially conflicted to portray Kelly.
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"It's in the Chinese state's interest to portray democracies as inept," Ni said.
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And I don't think that we've ever tried to portray it that way.
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And I don't think that we've ever tried to portray it that way.
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The city, he said, was not as tolerant as some might portray it.
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Increasingly, the media portray evangelicals as a right-wing political lobby group — reactionaries.
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It's gutsy to portray oneself as messy and mean, but to what end?
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While some portray the procedures as revolutionary, others view them as anything but.
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Maxwell has said he strives to portray mythic figures in his own writing.
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The photographs portray a darker-skinned model slipping on peach-colored Adidas slippers.
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Daniels claims Cohen's denials portray her as a liar and sued for defamation.
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Instead, it uses Trump's own words to portray him as demeaning to women.
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Trump wasn't -- as he tried to portray himself -- a self-made man at all.
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In fact, he might even need to slim down to portray the NFL player!
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Lucio explores the ways to recreate the sensations of the lifestyles his pictures portray.
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I think that it's damaging to promote this ideal—it doesn't accurately portray reality.
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With Snagglepuss, Russell and Feehan portray a bleary, terrifying world — but it's not hopeless.
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But a few comedies will undoubtedly portray life in America with a President Trump.
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LE: Penélope herself was very exact in what she wanted to portray with Donatella.
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" At the time, Sorrentino further asserted that the allegations "do not portray me accurately.
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I feel responsible to my people to portray them the way we should be.
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By having Fisher's longtime friend Meryl Streep portray Leia in future Star Wars installments.
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His campaign has tried to portray McCaskill as more in touch with the elites.
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I was so blessed to have known her and am honored to portray her.
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Per the report, the actor will portray Shane, a drug dealer and party promoter.
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Chris Christie didn't merely portray himself as the most effective opponent for Hillary Clinton.
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The Conservatives, by contrast, like to portray themselves as the party of low taxes.
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But thanks to SNL, Leslie Jones and Kenan Thompson appeared to portray Lucas's parents.
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Jaz Sinclair will portray Sabrina's BFF Rosalind Walker, the daughter of the local minister.
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Our ad is not "religious or lewd" and does not portray "guns or ammunition".
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"We wanted to portray the women's stories respectfully, honestly, and with power," Bloom said.
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Even ABC's Roseanne reboot couldn't unambiguously endorse the America it was created to portray.
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A new PAC, Faith and Power, is now running ads that portray state Sen.
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They've only chosen to portray him as a champion of young women and girls.
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More specifically, it's a celebration of "vintage futurism" — historical attempts to portray the future.
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They portray people who have signed up to serve their country as a burden.
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Moreover, I doubt that Roberts is as retrograde as he managed to portray himself.
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House Republicans portray the tax legislation as championing the middle class and small businesses.
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As a creator, his job is to portray a world as realistically as possible.
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Sivan Alyra Rose will portray Sasha, whose life is saved by Becky's organ donation.
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That robs Mr Malek of the chance to portray his subject's most poignant years.
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Or should I say how a band of artists portray the world around them.
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Calum Worthy, who appeared in the first season of American Vandal, will portray Godejohn.
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Emily Bador doesn't feel the need to portray a "perfect" image on social media.
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Sometimes even conservatives portray the Deep State as nothing more than dumb inefficient bureaucracy.
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The stamps portray both Bowie's album covers as well as preserving dynamic concert photos.
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Lewis is set to portray a new character named Blue, who is David's girlfriend.
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Photos emerging from that attack portray children foaming at their mouths, among other injuries.
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Now Collins seems to be trying to portray himself as a champion for women.
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Taylor told Ebony that she was excited to portray a woman crushing the game.
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It was really just meant to surrealistically portray the way we are all brushed.
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In 2016, Franklin told PEOPLE she approved of who was going to portray her.
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Your paintings portray new perspectives on female-oriented objects or items associated with girlishness.
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TV series have certainly attempted to portray mental illness, but very few have succeeded.
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I wanted to portray a female sexuality in the film that is not archetypal.
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There will be plenty more attempts to portray Mrs Clinton as deceitful before November.
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She'll portray Magik, the sister of Deadpool's Colossus whose powers include sorcery and teleporting.
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Sanitary towel and tampon ads don't exactly portray periods in the most realistic way.
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The character Skrein was to portray, Major Ben Daimio, is "of mixed Asian heritage."
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The four central chapters each portray a talented writer who capitulated to the State.
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Just because it's part of a stereotype doesn't mean that we shouldn't portray it.
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Neeson's innate qualities help portray Felt as someone determined to uphold the bureau's integrity.
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Six actors portray the title character as she moves from age 12 to 69.
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Clinton tried to portray Mr. Sanders's increasingly pointed criticism as a sign of desperation.
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Better for his critics to portray any agreement that emerges as weak or insufficient.
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As she moves to portray Mr. Trump as a purveyor of national chaos, Mrs.
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"You have to be very careful with how you portray religion," Mr. Shin said.
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So it's hard to fathom why he would portray the government as divinely sanctioned.
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But his background was used to portray him as an out-of-touch elitist.
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The untrue story about Bush was used to portray him as out of touch.
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Brandt, Maddock, and Červeňová all portray a broken Britain, to borrow a political soundbite.
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Putin is not as powerful as a lot of right-wing media portray him.
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Mr. Abdulmutallab's lawsuit does not portray the civilian criminal justice system as coddling him.
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Given these complexities, that he chose to portray our work as unfocused was irresponsible.
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It's too bad, for both the characters and the actors who capably portray them.
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The film does not portray the clichéd San Francisco of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Mr. Trump tried to portray the overall trade war as likely to end well.
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No other genre is so handcuffed to the wider reality it tries to portray.
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Other 30 by 30-inch photographs portray U.S. mining sites from conventional landscape vantages.
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"The administration may portray its proposal as a reasonable 'work requirement,'" Mr. Greenstein said.
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With so few dots, it was hard to portray the image we were after.
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"I love the fact that they portray Rogelio as a metrosexual man," Camil said.
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She said the restaurant wanted her to portray her daughter's complaints as mere gossip.
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Volkswagen has tried to portray the Braunschweig case as a crusade by greedy speculators.
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President Poroshenko sought to portray events as part of a larger assault by Russia.
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So on a story level, you want to portray that violent world as terrible.
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Our ad is not 'religious or lewd' and does not portray 'guns or ammunition.
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In her play, Alice Birch declines to portray such conditions as treatable; not untreatable.
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I would portray shock or surprise or, inadvertently, my face would look really judgmental.
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" Swisher thinks the Valley has been eager to portray McNamee as "off the rails.
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The endorsement comes as Clinton has sought to portray chief Democratic primary rival, Sen.
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Especially knowing how much our media loves to portray women as liars and hysterics.
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Democrats, like Republicans, appreciate this whenever they portray their opponents as negatively as possible.
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Critics are concerned the film could unintentionally portray Joker as a heroic figure. (CNBC)
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Writers with the greatest capacity to portray alternative realities were therefore censored the harshest.
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EMMANUEL I guess we'd have to cast an actual eunuch to accurately portray that!
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House Republican leaders are taking pains to portray the community rating option as exploratory.
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Meanwhile, as Fox world attempted to portray the Bolton book as a nothingburger, Sen.
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Flake is hardly the beacon of moral courage he likes to portray himself as.
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Johnson himself is not the populist nationalist clone of Trump his critics often portray.
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ASHE I feel an enormous pressure to sensitively and accurately portray Middle Eastern characters.
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All the movies that portray violence against women, preferably beautiful, sexy, half-naked women.
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The statistics Mr. Trump often uses to portray a criminal threat are also misleading.
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Russian officials have raced to portray the United States as the nation at fault.
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Movies and TV shows often portray the deaf perspective in terms of dead silence.
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Fans of the show criticized the episode for its decision to portray Indians as terrorists.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign leapt at the opportunity to portray it as a slight to Iowans.
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It is a world that Rupert Goold's smoke-filled, brash production does well to portray.
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The jihadists portray children as the future of their "caliphate", who will ensure its survival.
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Our social narratives surrounding gender portray men as aggressors, physically stronger, and "always wanting" sex.
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And it is hard to portray Mr Leung in his confinement as the movement's godfather.
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"My aim was to portray women in a different way," Lindbergh says in a release.
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This is a great opportunity for Schumer to portray Barbie in a smart, funny way.
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Former "SNL" sketches have used a man in grim reaper costume to portray Steve Bannon.
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In court, Hogan's lawyers sought to portray Gawker as an organization without a moral compass.
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I enjoy using fashion as a vehicle to portray how I want to be observed.
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But movies tend to portray only "the most extreme aspects" of the disorder, she said.
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But Fox likes to portray itself as the underdog, fighting the supposed liberal media elite.
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Bag of Bones lacks the nuance to portray these horrific acts with the necessary sensitivity.
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Curtis stars with Judy Greer and Andi Matichak, who portray her daughter and granddaughter, respectively.
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Hilary Duff will portray the actress in the supernatural film The Haunting of Sharon Tate.
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I wanted to portray him for who he was, this uomo-pesce, this mysterious character.
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But absolutely, I have seen films portray sex in the way that you just mentioned.
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Doing this requires a lot of imagery to accurately portray its large portfolio of brands.
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Reuters said the stations avoided airing anything that might portray China in a negative light.
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In his election campaign Mr Mnangagwa tried to portray himself as an all-powerful leader.
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He has set out to portray Mr. Johnson as a handmaiden of the American president.
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Frequent globetrotters know that travel isn't always as seamless as social media likes to portray.
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His aim was to try to persuade filmmakers to positively portray African Americans in movies.
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It's a really effective way to portray some horrifying things, without ever showing any violence.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump has seized on them to portray Clinton as a corrupt candidate.
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The White House tried to portray the situation at the border as an uncontrollable catastrophe.
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Typical to portray India as about rice, spicy food, poverty, poor English and cringy music.
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In America demagogues portray any trifling curb on gun ownership as a plot against whites.
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Gonzo was originally going to portray Christmas Yet to Come in The Muppet Christmas Carol.
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Modern feudals like to portray themselves as benevolent paternalists, but this does not stretch far.
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We are trying to portray the world around us and listen to our consumer base.
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Tyrese Gibson is getting back to his music roots to portray an R&B icon.
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Apologizing is anathema to would-be strongmen, who portray themselves as infallible and all-powerful.
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Banderas, 57, had to undergo an astonishing physical transformation to portray the the master painter.
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This is a fair summation of the fantasy relationship Jhené and Sean portray across TWENTY88.
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Now we just have to see how well the show manages to portray its characters.
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Check out the cast below, side-by-side with the real-life figures they portray.
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Martin just scored a guest role on ABC's Modern Family, in which he'll portray himself.
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From Hidden Figures to Fences, Davis now gets to portray different versions of Black womanhood.
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The media often portray them as terrorists, and obviously, that's not how they see themselves.
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Cosby's attorneys sought to portray her as a woman whose allegations were motivated by money.
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We wouldn't put it past him to portray the country's staunch defender of alternative facts.
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Political leaders such as Trump portray our shift off fossil fuels as costly and unreliable.
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The actress is in early talks to portray Barbie in Columbia Pictures' live-action comedy.
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Navia's onscreen BFF was also cast: Sky Katz, America's Got Talent alum, will portray Tess.
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There is a growing discourse that wants to portray theater as unworthy of public support.
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Oftentimes the scars' appearance may be incidental to what the poster is trying to portray.
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His approach so far has been to portray himself as the adult in the room.
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Cox argues that the news feed is meant to portray information that users find meaningful.
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The items portray cartoon depictions of two parental figures holding (and surrounded by) young children.
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Their feeds portray a lavish life full of cars, money and women used as props.
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Perry dons a wig, makeup and dress to portray the tough-talking elderly black woman.
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Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders sought to portray a White House seeking to transcend partisanship.
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I'm refreshed by the fact that it doesn't attempt to portray abstract forces via abstraction.
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Her aides portray Mr Kuczynski and his team of advisers as desk-bound and naive.
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But the scene on Capitol Hill did not reflect the progress Trump sought to portray.
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Charlize Theron will portray former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in the new film "Bombshell."
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Social media provides an airbrushed, color-enhanced look at the lives people want to portray.
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Vukmir's campaign has sought to portray her as in-step with Walker and his successes.
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But the outcome will have put paid to the image her aides sought to portray.
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Executives occasionally got testy, seeking to portray the spinoff as a transformational new corporate entity.
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They have this Tumblr-like attitude to culture today and in how they portray it.
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If you could portray one literary heroine on stage or screen, whom would you choose?
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That's always been at the core of my work and what I try to portray.
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Children's television shows may lack complex female characters or portray emotionally attuned boys as weak.
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How could he possibly portray Loughlin's 19-year-old daughter and Instagram influencer, Olivia Jade?
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The overall vision they portray is that of a particularly chaotic scene à la Bruegel.
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Gender stereotypes that portray men as essentially un-rapeable likely haven't helped reporting rates, either.
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This boisterous impressionism freed him to portray war and its consequences in uncensored physical totalities.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is seeking to portray the opposition as weak on border security.
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Famuyiwa was endearingly pragmatic in how he chose to portray Dre and Sid's New York.
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Be mindful about how you portray yourself on social media, at work, and in public.
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Her photos portray an enviable lifestyle full of high fashion, recording studios, and celebrity hangouts.
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"People portray us as some corporate company that has chosen the Keys," Mr. Parry said.
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That effort to portray a realistic Santa contributes to why some earn more, Greenleaf said.
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"Those wishing to portray a graphic illustration as something hateful are completely wrong," he wrote.
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The memo clearly sought to portray Mr. Guzmán, 58, as a calculating and violent man.
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Other officials portray Venezuela as a Cold War-like proxy battle between Washington and Moscow.
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It would also be wrong to portray her as anything other than who she is.
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Central bankers, like those running the Fed, try to portray themselves as apolitical and technocratic.
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Mr. Gruevski, in a lengthy post on Facebook, sought to portray himself as a victim.
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Right-wing leaders, she said, seized the opportunity to portray leftist governments as fiscally irresponsible.
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Anthony Rapp works really hard to portray someone whose personality defaults to being perpetually irritated.
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Trump likes to portray his old financial troubles as a temporary product of a recession.
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Interviews with a dozen of them portray a group spinning more deeply into disturbing practices.
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Hamas officials have also released a video to portray their version of Ms. Najjar's story.
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I think there's a lot of mindfulness around how we portray these very difficult scenes.
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The voices she chooses to portray each character captures the unfolding drama and humor beautify.
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His primary opponent used the bill to portray him as soft on crime, he said.
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"I'm not looking to portray you as some boogeyman," Ms. Kelly can be heard saying.
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"I designed the way I would design, the way I would love to portray women."
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I don't know why anyone would hire a neurotypical person to portray someone with autism.
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Immediate backlash ensued over yet another straight man being selected to portray a gay character.
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Over two weeks, Weirich called witness after witness to portray Noura as rebellious and angry.
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There is no actor who can portray those stories better than someone who's living it.
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They like to portray Democrats as self-serious elites who look down on ordinary Americans.
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She tried to portray the wartime Vichy government as distinct from France, an appalling evasion.
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But the newly released messages portray a company that appears to have lost its way.
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They portray our industries as "destroyers" of forestland, instead of as its most enthusiastic stewards.
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As a producer, how do you portray a moment like that without exploiting Robbie herself?
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I think that these beliefs come from just how students from these schools portray themselves.
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That's a lesson I learned from traditional Peking Opera: You do not portray anything realistically.
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The image was to portray the message that Trump ties can be made in America.
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Before leaving the Justice Department, McCabe seemed eager to portray himself as the putative victim.
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Organizations that promote or portray migration positively will face a 25% tax on their funding.
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She dismissed efforts in Germany to portray her as a bulwark against his populist movement.
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Party strategists in the state believe Democratic candidates need to portray a more moderate message.
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But the obit could have found a better way to portray the sentiment McDonald described.
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Gwyneth Paltrow plays the actress who is supposed to portray a character based on Sally.
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Economics textbooks sometimes portray the Great Inflation of 1966-81 as a supply side phenomenon.
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But scores of members are leaving, and interviews portray a group engaged in disturbing practices.
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I hate to portray it that way, because we are talking about a creative act.
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But the film doesn't portray them saying anything specifically about Russia meddling in the vote.
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"Understanding what our community truly needs has been hard for me to portray," he said.
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But what really makes the documentary work is the way it chooses to portray Simpson.
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Erin Bell is complicated, raw and dangerous, and it was a privilege to portray her.
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There are also tweets that show his effort to portray himself as a true ally.
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Bennani manages to portray this oscillation between developing-world drabness and virtual fantasy without sentimentality.
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They portray details of Lakota life, particularly the warrior societies highlighted in the muslin panel.
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Throughout the process, the cast has changed (Sasha Baron Cohen was originally slated to portray Mercury before Rami Malek took over), director Bryan Singer was fired, and there have been concerns about whether the film will accurately portray Mercury's sexuality and death from AIDS.
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However, he was not the only one to portray Tupac — another actor, Darris Love, was cast to record the rap scenes in the film, CinemaBlend reports, because Rose, 24, did not sound enough like the talented wordsmith to accurately portray his voice on film.
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It is ridiculous for the ministry to try to portray her as a proponent of assimilation.
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The Oscar nominees Alicia Vikander and Eddie Redmayne portray the married painters Gerda and Einar Wegener.
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I suppose we live by the same truths and beliefs but we portray them very differently.
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This, Abbington says, wasn't easy to portray in light of her and Freeman's real-life split.
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Negative stereotypes of Roma portray them as thieves, primitive or violent people, and abductors of children.
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The series is designed to portray historical female warriors, but the canvases are literally repurposed trash.
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" Roos said the charges against Cohen "portray a pattern of deception, of brazenness and of greed.
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Michael Jackson didn't want a white actor to portray him "That is so stupid," Jackson said.
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Jennifer Lawrence is set to portray the Theranos founder in a film adaptation of Bad Blood.
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In the scene, Boniadi must portray fear, confidence, faith, and hopelessness, all in one tearful glance.
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Bin Laden sought to portray the U.S. as hopelessly mired in an unwinnable war in Afghanistan.
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"I look at the shape of objects and see their potential to portray something," he wrote.
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He may portray Deadpool superhero Wade Wilson, but Ryan Reynolds is really just a family man.
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N.D.E.s are thus real in both senses: They really occur, and they accurately portray these possibilities.
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There was also a reluctance to publish data that could portray Native people as passive victims.
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Beijing has been keen to portray itself as proactive in combating the spread of the virus.
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Donald Trump likes to portray himself as a leader — a decisive figure who gets things done.
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But how should he portray that on his résumé when he re-enters the job market?
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But let's be real: Any character they'll portray will likely pale in comparison to their own.
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The idea is to better portray the role of an apex predator, which is often opportunistic.
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"Our message was to portray the love we're made of, us Lebanese people," Khawam told CNN.
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The media often portray any question related to feminism as a battle pitting men against women.
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"Once, as a painter, I tried to portray social problems," she told Sculpture magazine in 2013.
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As Ms Miller points out, Mr Xi does not try to portray himself as something new.
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Yet Republicans like Mr. Stevens continue to portray centrists like President Obama as the loony left.
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A larger budget can help artists portray their created worlds as bigger and better than before.
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John sat next to Egerton the first time he watched the actor portray him in Rocketman.
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The actress will portray a Resistance maintenance worker named Rose in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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Only time will tell if Cranston will get to portray the business mogul-turned-presidential hopeful.
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That particular episode will have the young cast portray the adult characters during their teenage years.
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"It is an opportunity for us to portray Cyprus as a safe, stable destination," Georgiades said.
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Of course, there's always the option that Markle could portray herself in the small screen venture.
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Its wide bones and short, stocky neck portray a dominant predator—not a ballerina bird-thing.
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Critics online have questioned why Malay actors were not hired to portray themselves in the ad.
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Essentially, the original flag's intent was to portray Gilead as a "good Christian nation," Schoffield explained.
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Jennifer Hudson is paying tribute to the icon she will soon portray on the big screen.
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It was the perfect punctuation to the story I thought Sherman-Palladino was trying to portray.
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I grew up in Riverdale, Maryland, which did inspire the characters I portray in my art.
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So we wanted to portray that, while remaining true to our show and showing sexual frustration.
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Coincidentally, Sarah Paulson recently revealed her aspirations to portray Kerrigan on the small screen one day.
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Beyond sexual harassment, the results portray a culture of gender bias against women in the industry.
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Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.), trying to portray him as a serial liar who fabricated his resume.
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Actress Kelly Marie Tran will portray a Resistance maintenance worker named Rose in the upcoming film.
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Did you bring a bit of your own experiences to how you wanted to portray that?
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For 10 seasons of The Big Bang Theory, we've seen Jim Parsons portray the lovable physicist.
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The media definitely likes to portray [trans people] as the bad guys or as sexual deviants.
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Instead, it's tried to portray the deportation process as a one-way journey — slow, but inevitable.
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This push to portray himself as the lone ranger of true conservatism seems to be working.
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The film will portray Sulu as being in a same-sex relationship and raising a daughter.
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So when we first introduced it we really wanted to portray the true blue Isaan cuisine.
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Analysts say the prince needs to be able to portray the Aramco listing as a win.
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She will portray a Planned Parenthood volunteer who confronts her father, according to the Daily Beast.
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Democrats will try to portray Saccone, a conservative leader, as "too conservative" to suit the district.
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Those focused on more freedoms to impose immigration controls could portray the deal as a success.
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"These images portray birth as the miraculous occasion that it can be," Rogers, 40, tells PEOPLE.
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I was like, listen—I'm not living that glamorous life that you might want to portray.
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That's what I wanted to portray, even though I had all this other stuff going on.
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They can seek to portray Democrats as more focused on investigating Trump than leading the country.
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Second, it will continue to portray President Trump as unafraid in the face of personal danger.
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"He didn't want to portray anybody as a sort of hysterical, incoherent person," Mr. Salonen explained.
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Politically, it's more palatable to portray them as irrational, ignorant and childlike, perhaps even temporarily insane.
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The drama that sees Nick Nolte portray a widower with Alzheimer's made just $2,250 per location.
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Seasons three and four are expected to portray the royal couple from the mid-1960s onwards.
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"It has made it easier for them to portray the E.U. as a failure," he said.
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Clinton then, perhaps inadvertently, used her campaign slogan, Stronger Together, to portray Mr. Trump as divisive.
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Clinton's campaign seized on national security to portray Mr. Obama as an inexperienced and dangerous choice.
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"The right-wing media has tried to portray her as something she's not," Mr. Schumer said.
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He also advocated for aides to portray his relationship with McGahn as strong, according to CNN.
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The costumed cast will also read from letters, and then, using antique pistols, portray the confrontation.
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"Boris Johnson cannot portray forcing an undemocratic No Deal on the country as patriotic," he said.
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The reel highlighted how she wanted to portray the women beyond just a movie about strippers.
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Republicans would seize on it to portray Clinton as a weak and damaged general election candidate.
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In the past, police have shaded evidence to comport with the narrative they want to portray.
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Like the dominating women they portray, these actresses have more in common than you might think.
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Jean Domanico Durham, N.C. MacFarquhar's article seems to portray caseworkers as setting unrealistic standards for parenting.
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"The way the book chooses to portray that divide, visually, is really interesting," explains Otsmane-Elhaou.
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And, a rarity for video games, they sensitively portray the motives behind violence, from all sides.
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The manager vehemently replied, "No!" when asked if this was the image Starbucks wanted to portray.
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This is where the work is interesting to me, trying to understand that and portray that.
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A lot of TV shows portray a lot of ratchet-ness, and everybody's not like that.
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To be clear, you will not catch me trying to portray Gaethje as a perfect fighter.
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The pieces are created just slightly larger than life to portray a larger-than-life woman.
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But Clinton wants to portray Pence's conservative orthodoxy on abortion as itself a form of extremism.
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Her primary opponent, Senator Bernie Sanders, and Mr. Trump have used those speeches to portray Mrs.
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Mandela's honest efforts to create and maintain family memories portray him in his most vulnerable humanness.
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So being able to portray someone that fights back and encourages people, that's an exciting thing.
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Voss spoke on fiction's tendency to portray law enforcement officers in general as damaged, jaded individuals.
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In Ethiopia, Sheikh Amoudi's allies portray him as a philanthropist and a champion of African growth.
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In court, Hulk Hogan's lawyers sought to portray Gawker as an organization without a moral compass.
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Russia was fighting the second Chechen war, and Putin sought to portray Chechen separatists as terrorists.
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And the 5G "race" is more complex and dangerous than industry and the Trump administration portray.
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This could explain why artists rarely portray lightning with more than 11 strands, Dr. Horváth said.
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This photo does not portray scammers as claimed, but four teenagers in south Stockton, California ( here ).
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"I try to portray local stories and folklore from our community with bamboo puppets," Iskandar said.
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The president's campaign has already set out to portray impeachment as a boon to its strategy.
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Both Iran and Syria portray the war as a conflict against Western- and gulf-sponsored terrorism.
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Mr. Hill dares to portray George, her husband, as the gray nonentity she says he is.
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I think he likes what they portray, which is a nice and simple mime of life.
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And some GOP lawmakers certainly haven't hesitated to portray Democrats as practically in league with terrorists.
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Biesterfeld: I didn&apost mean to portray a picture that the trucking industry isn&apost healthy.
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For this show aims to portray the paralyzing mixed feelings inspired by ordeals such as Luke's.
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It allows them to portray Obama as weak on Israel, and as wasteful of taxpayer dollars.
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Adrienne Warren will portray Tina, and the out-of-town word is that she is incredible.
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How does the media portray younger people — and what, in your opinion, do they get wrong?
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Pete Buttigieg likes to portray himself as the candidate who can bring together the Democratic Party.
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Gas producers portray their product as a "bridging fuel" between the eras of hydrocarbons and renewables.
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They'll try to use her vote against the tax bill to portray Baldwin as too liberal.
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"It's hard to portray the solar system's real size because space is mostly... space," O'Donoghue said.
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But Republicans are hoping to portray him as soft on outsourcing by highlighting his family's company.
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Through the film, Theron wants to portray the nuances of abuse that aren't always as obvious.
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Phoenix said he sought to portray the humanity of Jesus while recognizing his divinity as well.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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"They want to portray us as all toothless, redneck tobacco chewers," Mr. Ancona said this month.
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Others seek to portray refugees from the Middle East as terrorists or rapists, fomenting populist anger.
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When meeting someone in person, body language experts say that smiling can portray confidence and warmth.
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So the responsibility that I have to portray this culture is not something I take lightly.
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The two-year-old company sends up to three illustrators to portray guests at any wedding.
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If Thieu would stall the talks, Nixon could portray Johnson's actions as a cheap political trick.
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You may note that I didn't characterize these cast members beyond, well, the characters they portray.
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That's because it tends to portray men as powerful and sexually insatiable and women as vulnerable.
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But in an interview with NBC, Mr. Grenell sought to portray the effort as much broader.
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What articles, movies, television shows, books or other media have you encountered that portray eating disorders?
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Ashbaugh wanted to portray her in the best possible light, and that's not hard to do.
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Seeing the show portray Elliot's struggle made me happier than any other element of the premiere.
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Daisy Edgar-Jones (Cold Feet) will be playing Marianne and newcomer Paul Mescal will portray Connell.
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GUTFELD: And I do think that has to do with some guilt and an ability of the opposing side to portray -- portray us as cruel and greedy when in fact, you know, a free market is probably the most selfless thing you could ever offer somebody.
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Nix said that Channel 4 had heavily edited the footage to portray him in a worse light.
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The programs may not always show people in the best light, but SallyAnn believes they portray reality.
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Defense attorneys are trying to portray Flemmi as a liar who&aposs only trying to help himself.
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Yet some economists question whether the Puerto Rico experience is really the cautionary tale that conservatives portray.
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First of all, which actor would they like to portray them – *pause for effect * – in a film.
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It's unclear if Rashad will portray a present-day version of the character or exist in flashbacks.
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AND HE'S WILLING TO HOLD HIMSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE DECISION IS PEOPLE PORTRAY THAT AS CHAOS.
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Kate Bosworth will also portray the late star in Tate, which Tate's sister Debra is co-producing.
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Barrymore, 41, will portray Meredith, an irreverent neighbor who survives a historic blizzard with Jill and Andy.
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While niche, these decisions portray Microsoft as a company who wants to be on the bleeding edge.
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I think they're going to portray me as a wealthy guy who doesn't know what he's doing.
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Pro-government media routinely portray Egypt as the target of foreign conspiracies aimed at destabilizing the country.
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"It was great, we're so goofy, and we wanted something to portray our relationship," Diesen tells PEOPLE.
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The actor, 35, will portray Hogan, 65, during the time his wrestling career was on the rise.
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Method acting describes a broad framework for training actors to break down, understand, and portray their characters.
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You try your best to portray who you are, but it's a challenge if you're not chosen.
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I think the media is the one that was trying to portray us as the evil people.
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This in turn draws on longstanding European anti-Semitic traditions that portray Jews as greedy and conniving.
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Some Communist officials have sought to portray Xi as an invisible force guiding the fight from afar.
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But if the material is as rich as ever, the challenge to portray it freshly is steep.
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Restaurants portray this picture-perfect image out front, while all the grittiness stays barricaded in the back.
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The stills that accompany La Grande Sortie portray a theater as it is filling up with audience.
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The fearmongers managed to portray some of the most sympathetic folks around — senior citizens — as dangerous predators.
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The root of the discomfort may be a feeling of ambivalence about what exactly these pictures portray.
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That it was as beautiful [as] anything else we were gonna try to portray in the show.
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Giralt Brun believes that only those who have truly lived something can portray it adequately on screen.
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That means the results may not portray as big an increase or a decrease for any candidate.
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The film doesn't reach that same level of understanding in its attempts to portray violence against women.
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In an interview, Beatriz said she'd lost hope after she found out Melissa Fumero would portray Amy.
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It's a lot of dark humor—it's not the fluffed up military that most Hollywood movies portray.
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Will Smith will portray the Genie in the live-action Aladdin, set to hit theaters in May.
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Shailene Woodley went the distance to portray a woman stranded at sea in her latest film Adrift.
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Kim hates that people portray LA as a glamorous place when there's stuff like this going on.
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To portray her as a wallflower that nobody asks to dance is not only demeaning but inaccurate.
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Cheadle has credited Davis's real life nephew, Vince Wilburn, with picking him to portray his famous uncle.
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So he needs to portray himself as a military genius who is capable of defending the country.
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Some of his opponents, who portray him as unforgivably pro-business, will seek conflict for political ends.
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Ian McKellen, Rebel Wilson, and James Corden have also signed on to portray the funky musical felines.
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In all four states most Republican candidates tried to portray themselves as staunch followers of Mr Trump.
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Teller, 31, will portray the son of Goose, originally played by Anthony Edwards in the 1986 classic.
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The two actors portray Will and Abby in a PEOPLE exclusive clip of the Dan Fogelman film.
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Even the most committed Remainiacs struggle to portray the aftermath of the referendum as an economic disaster.
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Bella Ramsey will portray Garland's daughter Lorna Luft while Gemma-Leah Devereux will play a young Minnelli.
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Obama has tried to portray himself as the eco-warrior-in-chief over the past eight years.
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In recent years officials have become even more inclined to portray foreigners as a threat to stability.
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Other ads portray an activist fighting for her cause, and a male cheerleader who is bucking stereotypes.
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In a similar vein, this exhibit's requisite Big Jesus Picture does not portray a triumphant resurrected Christ.
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I'm selective on who I want to portray, and he was at the top of the list.
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Selena Gomez is standing by the decision to portray Hannah's suicide on the series in such detail.
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He is uncomfortable as the villain and unintentionally funny when he tries to portray the charming psychopath.
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It's not just the economy the White House hopes to portray as moving in the right direction.
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The decision to portray Caesar as the nation's president is, under any administration, a controversial artistic choice.
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They said several images of starving Madaya residents that were used to portray the siege were fabricated.
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My artists have a keen sense of this influence and portray it in they works they produce.
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I wanted the video to portray exactly that, and the music also squeezes tight around your throat.
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Now he has pulled off a meeting with Putin, which he can portray as a diplomatic breakthrough.
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It is just not accurate to say -- you know sometimes people may portray me in this respect.
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But Trump and other administration officials have since sought to portray the talks as still making progress.
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James Gandolfini's son is back in time to portray his famous pops ... and it's soooo groovy, man.
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"I am here to serve," she wrote when asked if she would portray anyone from Trump's administration.
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The very anonymity of leakers makes it easy to portray them as shadowy conspirators plotting against him.
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They portray that more in earlier seasons than in later seasons, but I think it still exists.
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When they do pop up, they tend to portray slaves or servants, like Missandei or Grey Worm.
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But, she told me, her lifestyle is not what she's ultimately hoping to portray through these shows.
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These tendencies are fully apparent in Liquid Sky, where mixed media are employed to portray unreal situations.
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Or do they at least portray their subjects' lives in a manner that somehow echoes their art?
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Successful people are careful about the image they portray, resulting in a controlled public image, says Giusto.
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Nick Castle returns to portray the deranged Myers, who has escaped custody and heads for Haddonfield, Ill.
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To me, it feels like the Bachelorette producers would prefer to portray interracial dating as easy-breezy.
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Actress Viola Davis will portray the late politician Shirley Chisholm in an upcoming film for Amazon Studios.
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They portray Muslims as inherently violent and locked in an existential conflict with Christians and white people.
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"On any given day, you can portray any of us as firebrands or thoughtful deliberators," he said.
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The filmmakers wanted a body double to portray Ailes in several dreamlike, "America's Most Wanted"-style reënactments.
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When their party is out of power, presidential candidates typically portray themselves as agents of bold change.
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"The intentions of my acting was not to portray Normani as a 'bitter black woman,'" he said.
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Republican opponents of a government role in health care often portray the system as broken and unsustainable.
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It is not a 'manufactured crisis,' as the Fake News Media & their Democrat partners tried to portray.
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It is not a "manufactured crisis," as the Fake News Media & their Democrat partners tried to portray.
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Lourd, who also appeared on 2018's "American Horror Story: Apocalypse," will portray Montana, Brooke's close friend.
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But in general, the exit polls portray the electorate as too young, too educated and too diverse.
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You know, lots of those kinds of things media tries to portray (about) us (as) very sinister.
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There's been backlash from those who believe a British woman shouldn't portray such a specifically American icon.
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Using substantial force also increases the opportunity for insurgent propaganda to portray lethal military activities as brutal.
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But if the information was never compromised, it provides a basis for her supporters to portray Mrs.
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This has put pressure on the yuan at a time when the government wants to portray stability.
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In his first solo show, Franck Lundangi uses mystical imagery to portray links between humans and nature.
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Taken together, the text and images portray a man haunted not by spirits but by past mistakes.
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Young felt a responsibility to portray those whose fortunes were unfairly determined by class, race, and gender.
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Esposito is set to portray Archie in the Disney+ film adaptation of the young adult book "Stargirl."
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Gilligan also said the show oftentimes used color to portray certain energies and even predict certain fates.
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Why do you think that the media tends to portray Anna Wintour as an intimidating, formidable CEO?
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The campaign also released an announcement video meant to portray her as a take-no-prisoners candidate.
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Mr. Trump's trade advisers have also advocated punitive responses to what they portray as unfair Chinese actions.
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The company is alerting the audience that this scene dares to portray two men engaged in sex.
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Academics in the humanities have learned to portray their disciplines as delivery systems for marketable job skills.
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They portray the chief of staff as in over his head and ineffective at working with Congress.
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I think to portray the violence and horror that is right under the surface was just brilliant.
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But like anything else in life, there's usually more to the story than many other outlets portray.
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Fairly or not, none of them figured out how to portray themselves as defenders of ordinary families.
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Even if some of his harsh judgments are accurate, "Birdmania" does not portray birdmania as very attractive.
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Some members of Mr. Mueller's team have complained that Mr. Barr failed to accurately portray their work.
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President Trump, in the past, has accused Google of skewing its search results to portray him negatively.
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Carrie's work lays bare the responsibility of the artist to document, portray, construct and innovate through images.
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How does the media portray people your age — and what, in your opinion, do they get wrong?
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Some people who use drugs never see peace, and that's a reality that journalism has to portray.
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Blake Jenner also stars in the film as Shepard, and Feldstein will portray his friend, Mary Flynn.
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He is also boosting Trump's efforts to portray the Democrats as anti-Israel -- even as anti-Semites.
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The painters they've picked to portray them — Kehinde Wiley, for Mr. Obama's portrait; Amy Sherald, for Mrs.
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How does the media portray people your age — whether you're called Gen Z, iGen or anything else?
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Republican lawmakers, long proponents of free trade, portray themselves as impotent to halt the president's trade warmongering.
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It certainly makes it harder for the GOP to portray Biden as some kind of crypto socialist.
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In their formal trial brief, they portray Trump's information blockade as not only unconstitutional, but also unprecedented.
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And their actions throughout the film portray them in many ways more as children than as soldiers.
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Sanders tried to portray the issue as immaterial -- hatched by Republicans and the media to distract voters.
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They would portray it as partisan, rather than what it was: a straightforward application of the law.
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The seven Strasbourg suspects portray themselves as full of regret for having made the trip to Syria.
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A separate trial might also make it tougher for prosecutors to portray him as a serial offender.
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And media professionals tend to portray poverty as if it is rare for anyone but black Americans.
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The Brits portray a misleading idea of a "white Christmas" — really it's just gray, cold, and miserable.
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Many of the images portray horrific instances of abuse, including rape and torture of infants and toddlers.
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Supporters portray the Marcos era as a time of economic growth and low crime, despite increasing poverty.
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If you accurately portray that space in a solar system model, there's not much to look at.
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Crafted from classified intelligence, the Nunes memo is said to portray FBI agents abusing their surveillance tools.
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When he talks about his time in prison, he tends to portray himself as a persecuted intellectual.
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The illustrations by the Canadian artist Ian Wallace portray a magical world full of color and light.
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Which brings me back to AOC, and the constant effort to portray her as flaky and ignorant.
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In addition, the artworks Stemp chooses to portray his points are not always the most obvious ones.
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I guess it's easy to portray yourself as something you're not, via social media or in letters.
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The first few panels in the series portray scenes characterizing American life as prosperous, bucolic, or multicultural.
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It's a potentially bleak situation to portray, but Amnesia: Memories throws in some humor to help matters.
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"There are so many women who portray this beautiful life of motherhood, and breast milk is flowing – and that's beautiful and that's their truth, but I didn't want to portray that I was all rainbows and sunshine when really I was crying and having a hard time," she says.
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These words supply the narration and dialogue of the film, although the Hulls only appear at the end — otherwise their speech is naturalistically lip-synced by two actors (Dan Skinner, Simone Kirby) who portray John and Marilyn with warmth and sensitivity (other actors portray their family and friends).
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Its artists are said to be the only ones permitted to portray that country's ruling family, the Kims.
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The party's propaganda organs, for example, relentlessly portray Mr. Xi and his wife as a loving first couple.
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Opponents portray Fico as an inefficient and unsavoury populist who ignores the need to reform education and healthcare.
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The show's producers wanted her to wear skirts and dresses, but she preferred to portray women more realistically.
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The news that Goode would portray Margaret's onetime husband comes mere weeks after the real-life Snowdon's death.
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In every case, he appeared to portray himself as personally indispensable in the well-being of North Korea.
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His comics portray a grisly, often-repeated fantasy of heterosexual violence set in a dystopian, Transition-era Spain.
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I was inspired by their boldness to investigate alternative methods of photography's ability to portray light in time.
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According to Deadline, This Is Us has just cast two people to portray Beth during her younger years.
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This news comes weeks after it was announced that The Cosby Show's Phylicia Rashad will portray Beth's mother.
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On the flip side, Lohan had to study Curtis' posture in order to accurately portray the mother's role.
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Russia also used propaganda arms to distribute negative coverage of Clinton and portray Trump positively, the report alleges.
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The question then becomes, she says, "How can we portray it in the way that is least harmful?"
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There are many ways to portray how equities are valued versus companies' profits and their future cash flows.
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But first, the media portray that Hill hearing on the FBI&aposs Peter Strzok is a crazy circus.
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It's inspirational to hear someone portray what has been a hard change for them with so much care.
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The actor changed his appearance to portray Robert Shapiro in Ryan Murphy's American Crime Story: The People v.
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It was "reductio ad absurdum", he insisted, to portray his demands as a denial of the settlers' rights.
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Of course, few among us ever expected Kylie Jenner to portray a totally realistic, conventional approach to parenting.
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Poroshenko has sought to portray Zelenskiy as a buffoonish populist whose incompetence would leave Ukraine vulnerable to Russia.
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I heard again and again from my agents that to succeed, I needed to portray a political conservative.
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Bella Ramsey will portray Garland's daughter Lorna Luft while Gemma-Leah Devereux will play a young Liza Minnelli.
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But "Parasite"'s main characters portray South Koreans who have been left behind by the country's dramatic changes.
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"I wanted to portray each resident and the situation they found themselves in a dignified way," she said.
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The aim of Patients Over Pharma is to portray the administration as in bed with the pharmaceutical industry.
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He has chosen to portray only the artists' dominant hands, which no doubt have something mystical about them.
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In the face of all this, can Canin also portray him as a tragic figure worthy of pity?
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Cruz has moved to seize on Trump's missteps, aiming to portray himself as a Republican champion for women.
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Pattinson explained that he wanted to portray Edward Cullen as more brooding and stoic than happy-go-lucky.
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Some of the acquired archives at the Philbrook demonstrate how Nelson could portray the complexity of a subject.
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Melania Trump initially appeared to deliver the speech her husband needed to portray him in a softer light.
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On the show, Lane will portray Senator Jennifer Brown, a political figure who happens to be Yorick's mother.
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According to Vanity Fair's interview with Cameron, Winslet will portray someone who feels quite comfortable in the ocean.
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According to a press release, Killam, 34, will portray King George III in the hit show starting Jan.
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Really sad how the media has to portray the mother of my child in such a crass way.
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In the magazine section, photomontage covers of Women's Magazine (1929), designed by Innokenty Zhukov portray strong, compassionate women.
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All artists want to portray who they are and their guitars speak volumes to their personality and brand.
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"[Murphy] didn't cast actors of note to portray them in flashbacks, there will be no flashbacks," he said.
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His music videos frequently portray the life of everyday Ugandans in neighborhoods with unpaved roads and poor infrastructure.
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So, we decided to explore some of our favorite shows based on how accurately they portray NYC living.
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Bryce Dallas Howard, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Kelly Macdonald, and Faye Marsay portray some of the women Yamato mentions.
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I think that's a beautiful character to portray – especially nowadays that we don't have many female lead characters.
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Although ISIS propaganda videos portray life in Raqqa as a believer's paradise, Mitat says it was anything but.
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It had to call on African tradition while creating mind-blowing technology, to portray the ultimate Afrofuturistic society.
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The studio revealed that Law will portray Dumbledore in a time prior to the character meeting Harry Potter.
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Cruz will portray Donatella Versace, sister of Gianni, while Martin will star as Antonio D'Amico, Gianni's longtime partner.
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However, I feel it misses the point if you try and portray that as a super-villain approach.
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"They know if they want to attract business, they have to portray themselves as fiduciary advisors," she said.
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He doesn't want Islam to be associated with a violent narrative because of how others portray the religion.
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Scorsese also relied on use of "de-aging" visual effects to portray his mobsters in their younger years.
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She is now on a quest to find other projects that portray surprising and positive stories in Uganda.
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Central Park's summer Shakespeare production of "Julius Caesar" appears to portray the slain Roman dictator as President Trump.
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The ties our male politicians wear or don't wear can signal the image they're trying to publicly portray.
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Johnson has attempted to use Feingold's 18-year Senate record to portray him as soft on national security.
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Hogan's lawyers tried to portray Gawker as a click-hungry tabloid, and compared the tape to revenge porn.
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Even as people rushed to portray him as a pretender to the sport, he remained gracious and pragmatic.
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He also suggested that state and local governments could decline to give subsidies to films that portray tobacco.
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Think about it, don't most movies and TV dramas usually portray the very rich character as the villain?
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S. President-elect Donald Trump and portray the galactic Empire in "Star Wars" as a white supremacist organization.
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John Hickenlooper, all sought to defend their plans to build on the status quo -- Obamacare -- and portray Sens.
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The sometimes highly realistic yet fake, algorithmically-generated videos could portray a world leader in a compromising scenario.
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The way they tried to portray me really got to me, like I was the racist black girl.
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Certainly. But to be honest, I think the way people portray themselves on social media is much worse.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont recently tried to portray his rival's success as a fleeting, regional phenomenon: Mrs.
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I want to work in a way where I can portray women who are relatable throughout my life.
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But being consistently typecast to portray a doting and wisecracking friend can be... what's the word... the worst.
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By emulating China, Trump complicates trade enforcement, while enabling China to portray itself as a global trade champion.
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Cooper also changed his voice in order to portray Rocket Racoon in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.
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Normally, O'Donoghue said, people portray the Milky Way's speed by how quickly it's approaching the nearby Andromeda galaxy.
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Inside the groups — largely invisible to moderators and regulators — anyone can falsely portray themselves as a medical expert.
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The emails also directly contradict how the White House tried to portray Flynn -- as someone who acted alone.
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But the recent spate of fresh wrongdoing inside DOJ doesn't portray a compelling pattern of enforcement or punishment.
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This means that the statistics are likely to portray only a fraction of the extent of this epidemic.
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Malek is set to portray the chief villain in the upcoming James Bond film, "No Time to Die."
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In what will be his first major role on a TV show, Kenworthy will portray Brooke's burly boyfriend.
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Eventually, it let revisionists like Mr. Putin portray the collapse of the Soviet Union as an American conspiracy.
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Advocates for new firearms legislation are eager to portray political opponents as out of step with public sentiment.
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In "Folding Beijing," you portray a deeply stratified society in which even mingling among economic classes is forbidden.
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Both candidates touched on other shows that they think better portray what life is like in Washington politics.
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In spite of the rules, Nunes sought to portray the incident as Schiff unfairly silencing a female lawmaker.
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That spirit, with its enthusiastic sense of art's potential to portray and effect transformations, is youthful in nature.
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According to Senior Vice President of Officiating Dean Blandino, those are not images the league wants to portray.
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He's also an unabashed self-publicist who likes to portray himself as a martyr for his conservative cause.
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I thought it was kind of a perfect way to portray the mind-set of a Nazi youth.
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" He grants that "you could not portray Taylor with the workaday, gaptoothed brutality of the archetypical white linebacker, . . .
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Maybe I portray like this 'happy-go-lucky' persona, but I'm not stupid and I'm not a victim.
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As several recent incidents suggest, police are also using social media to strategically portray disenfranchised citizens and communities.
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To me, that speaks to the need to deny blackness, but still portray some kind of racial difference.
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In August, it was revealed that Conroy will portray a version of the Caped Crusader on the crossover.
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Jones says if actress Melissa McCarthy can portray White House press secretary Sean Spicer, she can play Trump.
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Clinton sought to portray herself as deeply skeptical of Wall Street and eager to punish its wayward leaders.
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It was once used to portray Indigenous Australians, and other nonwhite races, as primitive and incapable of development.
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During a mediation, Mr. Shine tried to portray her as a "low-performing journalist," according to the document.
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Mr. Flannery, 256, sought to portray the path ahead not as a retreat but as an inspiring challenge.
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For much of the choreographic process, he was holding onto the idea of having Mr. Harder portray Ailey.
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The films of Mr. Iñárritu break from the moral optimism of Hollywood to portray a more dysfunctional world.
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This episode's challenge was to portray a contestant on "The Bitchelor," a parody of the unspeakable ABC hit.
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My main goal with these GIFs was to portray the Bedouin lifestyle as raw and natural as possible.
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This is the complexity that adoptive parents sign on for (and which, regrettably, this article did not portray).
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The company likes to portray itself as the friendly neighborhood drugstore that cares about the communities it serves.
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In the 19th District, Mr. Faso, the Republican incumbent, tried to portray himself as a bipartisan problem-solver.
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It doesn't portray itself as an all-powerful warrior in its comics, merely as a competent central bank.
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Democrats are up in arms over what they regard as his failure to accurately portray the Mueller report.
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White House officials are making an effort to portray this as the start of a good-faith negotiation.
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Johnson, who desperately wanted to portray Vietnam as an international effort, was determined to keep them on board.
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Most egregiously, Gabrielle Union plays a TV news reporter determined to portray the protest as a hostage situation.
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President Trump, in the past, has repeatedly accused Google of skewing its search results to portray him negatively.
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Rarely, he said, do the Western media — or the foreign photographers they assign — portray the country's rich culture.
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Because I portray female characters, so I have the opportunity to change the way people look at them.
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But they have one strategy in common: relying on veterans to portray the other as unfit for office.
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Huawei has strongly denied the accusations and sought to portray the issue as retaliation for outpacing U.S. companies.
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Internet telecom companies aren't your friends, no matter how cheerful they may try to portray themselves in advertisements.
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Chinese officials have tried to portray this failure as a local problem, errors by city and provincial authorities.
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So many ads portray women as the naïve ingénue, the sex magnet, and I wanted none of that.
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Each campaign attempted to portray the opponent as the furthest, lowest human being from that epitome of virtue.
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Or have they harkened all the way back to the 1960s to portray Cesar Romero's merry prankster version?
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For Thusi, stepping into the spotlight to portray a powerful female main character has always been the dream.
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Two Broadway stars portray country music stars in this Lifetime movie about Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn's friendship.
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"I couldn't be more honored to portray the role of Jane in Survive for Quibi," Turner told Deadline.
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The pyre's iconography will portray some of the king's accomplishments, including dams, wind farms, reservoirs and irrigation projects.
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We, especially as influencers and tastemakers, need to be careful about how we portray things that aren't real.
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Republicans seized on the messages to portray the entire Russia investigation as a partisan attempt to undermine Trump.
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"This book does not accurately portray my experience at the White House," Cohn told Axios in a statement.
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When the hearing resumed after a break, Republican Devin Nunes tried to portray Yovanovitch's testimony as, essentially, irrelevant.
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Nicola Walker and Sanjeev Bhaskar portray detectives who excel in cracking cold cases in this British crime series.
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If she embraces him, she may lend ammunition to Democrats eager to portray Ms. Handel as his tool.
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Government and media tend to portray the perpetrators as "bad guys" and the public generally accepts this narrative.
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Maddow will portray Vesper Fairchild, a television host and radio personality who is romantically tied to Bruce Wayne.
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Still, Ms. Klobuchar's team sought to portray her fourth-quarter total as evidence of momentum for her campaign.
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Conspiracy theories, some entering the mainstream, portray them as nationless cosmopolitans bent on undermining Western countries' racial purity.
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This agitated irregularity lets Pico portray hungers both spiritual and physical, along with his attempts to remedy them.
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He has also been careful not to portray himself as a candidate who caters to only Hispanic voters.
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The Pura Belpré Awards honor a Latino writer and illustrator whose books best portray the Latino cultural experience.
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And then a response saying you don't want to see director Greta Gerwig trying to portray black characters.
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And he's even more off-base to portray the growing diversity as a threat to native-born Americans.
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Davis admits she's nervous to portray one of the nation's most beloved women, but "I'm excited," she says.
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But the Ewoks are also the only fighters in all of Star Wars to portray multi-domain operations.
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But picking up a new skill is far from attempting to believably portray a child abuser or pedophile.
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While the media has sought to portray this as weakness, Trump's supporters know the opposite to be true.
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Perry, for example, refused to portray Chandler's affinity for the tuna melts served at a local gay bar.
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As Meghan Morris and Patrick Coffee report, the ads will portray WeWork as customer-centric and forward-thinking.
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My favorite of all, though, is "San Junipero," the only one to portray technology in a positive light.
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The man has a heart for immigrants, contrary to what many in the media portray him to be.
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To portray the Beach Boys frontman Brian Wilson in 2015's "Love & Mercy" he learned to play piano.
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Yet emerging evidence is beginning to portray a more nuanced portrait of Trump's supporters than those earlier takes.
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He said Mr. Lourenço's government was trying to portray him and his wife as criminals without proper evidence.
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Archaeologists debate whether they portray actual events or concepts and whether they are a religious or hunting activity.
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Today's series about 30-somethings portray a decade that seems far less adult, at least by traditional standards.
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And this comes amid a PR effort from McCabe and his allies to portray his firing as corrupt.
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Bedford's paintings portray plants in pots or vases, often grounded on a table or something approaching real space.
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Now it would seem more realistic to portray a character panicking about whether the gemstone was ethically sourced.
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These pieces, in stark contrast to his older work, portray bounteous harvest fields, prosperous cities, and playful children.
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And crucially, the characters they portray are not too far from who they actually are as people themselves.
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It is not about workplace harassment; nor does it interview multiple victims to portray a pattern of abuse.
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The spinoff will continue to portray contemporary issues that are as relevant today as they were 30 years ago.
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I can imagine acting out scene where the character is in complete shocked has to be difficult to portray.
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Taken together, they portray a department still struggling to make its routine inquiries of citizens compliant with the Constitution.
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What was it like to portray a strong-willed female character in a movie that was largely male-dominated?
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He denies the claims, but the allegations portray a man subtly or explicitly uncomfortable with treating women as equals.
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In her first major film role since giving birth to her first child, daughter Katherine, Mindy will portray Mrs.
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In how we imagine them and how media portray them, cults are objects of immense fascination, revulsion, and fear.
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As a result, primetime telenovelas and other media portray a country that looks whiter than it actually it is.
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To this nonpartisan crowd, Rubio worked hard to portray himself as pragmatic, positive, and connected to working people's struggles.
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Meszaros wore a full-body suit to portray the alien wiseguy "ALF," which was sometimes portrayed by a puppet.
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The accompanying political strategy with an eye on the 2020 election, is to portray Democrats as crazed by power.
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As such, it became all the more important to figure out just how to address and portray Ruth's dementia.
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It aimed to portray the West as so morally flawed that its criticism of the Soviet empire was hypocritical.
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The two sat down together before Duke went on to portray Keller in the film adaption of the play.
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Also, it gives us a unique window into how men have wished to look, and portray themselves through time.
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Holidays, like statues, portray what countries aspire towards, and several former South African holidays (and statues) glorified racial oppression.
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But many tentacle porn animations portray visible suffering and heavy-handed phallic imagery that may be alienating to women.
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But I did curate it all to portray me in the way I would most like to be portrayed.
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