Reframe the week Next, try to reframe how you think of your least favorite day.
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WWI meant we had to reframe human thought and reframe our understanding of societal relations and basically re-map the world.
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The intimate Shibuya performance is the penultimate of a special eight-show run called "Reframe," an updated version of their Reframe series in 2018.
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"I'm never trying to reframe or change concepts," Philomene explains.
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Fig, Caputo's new GIRLFRIEND (!), helps Joe reframe the entire fight.
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Let's briefly reframe the prevailing narrative of The Parent Trap.
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A new Nest product could reframe the narrative awfully quick.
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If he succeeds it will reframe his foreign policy presidency.
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It's not possible to reframe this war as somehow noble.
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It will also reframe the things we already have reported.
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But investors also need to reframe their notion of risk.
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Part of the permission we give people is: Reframe this.
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Here are five emotions you can reframe to be beneficial.
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Whatever the negative thoughts are, find ways to reframe it.
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Let's reframe the situation and make it safe for everybody.
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Auto Reframe will arrive on Premiere Pro later this year.
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It's a conversation the WTA would be wise to reframe.
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By invoking "political correctness," Trump managed to reframe his position.
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Ground yourself, put your feelings into words, and reframe the problem.
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Obama leveraged his heritage and background to reframe American political divisions.
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Keep a positive mindset, and reframe challenges into your greatest gifts.
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Lewis' hope is to reframe Americans' understanding of how government works.
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We have to reframe what open source is, in a way.
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They introduce new ingredients, flavors and possibilities, or reframe forgotten ones.
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Perhaps we need to reframe the way we think of escapism.
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As artists, we need to reframe our actions toward self-sustenance.
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It's absolutely critical to reframe the public debate around an issue.
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Silverstein: And that&aposs hard to reframe it in that way.
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If you consider social networks as structures of affect, you can reframe
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Let me reframe this proposition for you.
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Wrote Obama, "I tried to reframe it as an opportunity to learn."
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Local newspapers receiving distributions can reframe the insights to suit their audience.
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Functional languages move toward the mainstream and reframe how we approach parallelism.
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How did those injuries reframe your mindset as someone with a family?
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Let's list some reasons for denial and consider the reframe for each.
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The reframe: Talk about a loved one or friend who was saved.
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The reframe: His family might end up with an organ of his.
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"Reframe the lens," Littman said in her keynote speech at the festival.
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If I could document this happened, maybe it would reframe the debate.
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Actively try to reframe problems or see issues in a new light.
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As president, Andrew would work to reframe the debate over personal autonomy.
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The answer is those three simple steps of reschedule, reframe, and repeat.
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Studying myth and history helps me reframe those dreaded questions about identity.
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Other Kavanaugh defenders also sought to reframe the debate by enlarging it.
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That helped me to reframe my understanding of the good in people.
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Mass Effect 3's ending attempts to radically reframe the entire series.
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More significantly, he's also succeeded in helping reframe the way we see nature.
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By contrast, the most recent trailer wants to reframe the new season altogether.
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The Trump administration has simply stopped taking those opportunities to reframe the debate.
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But nonetheless, it provides a critical lens through which we can reframe movies.
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Colonizers reframe the oppressed culture's history and make their [own] conquests romantic, seductive.
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After all, America's ability to revisit and reframe WWII is almost completely unique.
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They allow candidates to completely reframe the conversation and to remake people's perceptions.
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The reframe: Becoming an organ donor actually protects you against pre-death harvesting.
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Reframe questions or assertions and repeat back in terms that benefit both sides.
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With the production threatened, what choice is there but to reframe the story?
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BIG invites readers to question and reframe our collective fixation on body size.
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U.S. and European leaders should reframe sub-Saharan Africa as a transatlantic issue.
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That realization prompts new emotions, which can reframe the narrative of the memory.
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The left wants to reframe morality as caring for poor and marginalized people.
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But you can have a different kind of conversation when you reframe it.
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Reframe 2019 finds itself somewhere in the spectrum between concert and performance art.
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So, the next step was to reframe him as the face of Christmas.
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Now, almost every candidate says the next president should actively reframe the debate.
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Before we can internalize this promising reframe, however, we need to believe it.
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Not all the work in Reframe Minnesota uses humor to make its point.
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Highlighting these songs in the Scandal universe helps to reframe and extend their legacies.
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Editorial This election season offers an opportunity to reframe the debate over Social Security.
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Consider this a critical starting point to reframe how we think of child welfare.
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It's a smart and simple way to reframe the cultural assumptions of L'Engle's book.
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Dolce & Gabbana calls boycotters "haters" in order to reframe activism as an emotional tantrum.
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Harris undoubtedly faces an uphill climb to reframe this part of her professional legacy.
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Once making "electability" his core attribute, Biden is now trying to reframe the argument.
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Politicians or other powerful actors will often reframe the referendum into simplistic, straightforward narratives.
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Over the span of Jewish history, many have attempted to reframe and restructure Judaism.
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Now, almost every candidate says the next president should actively reframe the abortion debate.
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It&aposs his ability to reframe the way we look at relations around the globe.
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Philomene says the portraits are not trying to dismantle or reframe any notions of gender.
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I think the other thing is to try to reframe this as a humanitarian issue.
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"We're trying to reframe loneliness as a treatable medical condition," explains Sachin Jain, its president.
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Reframe the problem We all get stuck in our own perspectives and our own problems.
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She said she wrote the post only because she "wanted to reframe it for comedy."
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For Burton Afrofuturism is a way to reframe this and look at a what if.
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In other words, you may need to reframe how you view your problems with sleep.
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When you reframe vetting as an informational challenge, it opens the door to novel solutions.
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The energies unleashed by this case present a potential to reframe the issue of rape.
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Reframe the Issue New Yorkers should be thankful that they have a subway at all.
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The reframe: Take the "after you're dead" frame away and replace it with a form.
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When they were spoken out loud, it was impossible to reframe them any other way.
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Instead of ending its experiment with U.B.I., the government should reframe it and expand it.
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But this can help you reframe some of that restlessness, for a little while, anyway.
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Almost immediately, a disinformation campaign began on social media to try to reframe the violence.
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But we have to go further than rejecting it — we must reframe the argument entirely.
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I just attended a two-day training on how we can reframe aging more positively.
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The trick is to reframe our expectations and accept the situation for what it is.
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Beyond that, they might reframe your "evidence" as proof that they've been right all along.
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New initiatives to reframe health from this perspective are critical to improving the nation's health.
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At a campaign event in Manchester, New Hampshire, Biden began to reframe himself as an underdog.
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Hawthorne spoke with Hyperallergic about how to reframe our collective thinking about design and public space.
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ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Mohammed al Adnani, has tried to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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It's been well documented that a brush with death can reframe a person's relationship with life.
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Ted Cruz is trying to reframe the Republican primary race around the nomination of a justice.
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But if you're considering changing career paths, you need to reframe how you present yourself professionally.
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Can he reframe Clinton's attacks over issues such as health care and turn them against her?
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Recent events have offered us a chance to reframe the question about how to fix Facebook.
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Now you can reframe any innocuous pleasant activity as a requisite component of your political practice.
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If you must answer, try to reframe the question so that you're focusing on this job.
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Mr. Bar-Lev said he hoped his film would reframe the way the band is remembered.
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The narrative battles described by Trump operatives to modestly reframe the president's image are already underway.
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Rispone's campaign, meanwhile, has tried to nationalize the race and reframe Edwards as just another liberal.
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I still wondered how athletes reframe their minds if something doesn't go as planned mid-competition.
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Beyond that, we do want the film to specifically reframe the issue as a public-health crisis.
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The gesture was an effort to "reframe" Washington's relationship with Moscow, Harrington said, according to the report.
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"Aaron is trying to reframe it as being about Ascendence," Ishee says as he watches the livestream.
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Still, the situation helped Sangam reframe her conceptions of what it means to be a good leader.
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As universities learned to reframe their affirmative-action programs as diversity programs, students learned to believe them.
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Reframe your company's story by starting the conversation with these five words: Here's how I see it.
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And even though my sleep is often interrupted, the C.B.T. process asks me to reframe this information.
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The health community is increasingly trying to reframe climate change and other environmental problems as health issues.
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A star-studded lineup of progressives are working to reframe gun violence as a national security issue.
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" Then there was a production company called Reframe and they were like, "Yeah, we can do this.
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And it did so by finding ways to reframe the images of these huge and passionate crowds.
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For Lisa and I, it helps to understand the freeze response so we can reframe our stories.
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I would actually reframe it a little bit and say, what does a healthy relationship look like?
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"We can help young people reframe their expectations from big ideas to small wins," Dr. Ballard said.
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"Trafficking doesn't target people," Kate D'Adamo, a consultant with the group Reframe Health and Justice, told Vox.
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It can even reframe giving safe haven to the persecuted as giving jobs to the well qualified.
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Author Eve Rodsky has come up with a useful way for busy parents to reframe their households.
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Lots -- and lots -- of people rolled their eyes at Kavanaugh's last-minute attempt to reframe his anger.
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Beyond that, try to reframe what you are facing from a cause for stress to an opportunity.
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Here is how you can reframe a failure as your personal evolution: First, think about how you feel.
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That is a profoundly smart way to reframe the way we think about this too-often-divisive topic.
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In recent weeks, he said he wants to reframe it as a jobs package to boost the economy.
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Zakir's comments are the latest example of China trying to reframe the narrative around its detainment of Uighurs.
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I'm trying to reframe it in that maybe this revolving energy is a good thing for the band.
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She explains that it's important to reframe your thought patterns when you start to feel yourself getting envious.
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Yet if Martucci's argument is correct, these groups may want to reframe how they talk about breast-feeding.
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If nothing else, thinking in these terms might reframe how people spend time and money in their family.
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Ruhl, by answering something Ritvo didn't exactly ask, forces him to reframe the question, broadcasting it to posterity.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a progressive Democrat from New York, sought to reframe the debate over the issue.
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A good joke creates a memorable, clear message, allowing the protesters to reframe the issue and attract supporters.
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I wanted to reframe the way that we see this history and the way that we see ourselves.
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Artists look to the past, think about historical points of reference and reframe them for the contemporary moment.
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Artists look to the past, think about historical points of reference and reframe them for the contemporary moment.
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This leads to lawyers getting involved who reframe the narrative of the relationship to suit their own purposes.
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One man said an exercise recommended by his therapist helped him 'reframe thoughts' and overcome feelings of loneliness.
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Diet culture fosters anxiety and fear around food, while mindful eating wants to reframe that relationship, Romotsky said.
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Reframe Minnesota proposes compelling artistic visions and a strident narrative of inclusion; next stop — the Minnesota State Capitol.
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That's one of the major things I had to overcome in order to reframe how I viewed death.
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Here are seven ways to reframe this common question to help you come up with a more compelling answer.
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But one of the most powerful cognitive strategies is to reframe what we're experiencing and find the hidden benefits.
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When I described the constant spitting, Morris suggested I reframe it as a critical part of Violet's learning curve.
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Legal challenges aren't slowing down the Trump administration's push to reframe Medicaid as something closer to a welfare program.
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One thing I like about seeing addiction as a learning disorder is that you can reframe treatment as education.
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But, he pointed out, elections and shifting political winds often lead politicians to reframe their record in opportunistic ways.
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Reframe Conflict As The Search for Truth Most people don't think about a startup as a search for truth.
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We have the opportunity and the imperative to reframe the debate on who should own and control our data.
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How parts of the brain responded to each task illuminated how well they were able to reframe their thinking.
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As plaintiffs reframe their arguments to address the ruling, they will undoubtedly consider all the options available to them.
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Taken aback by the criticism, the President began trying to reframe the discussion in tweets aboard Air Force One.
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First, Apple notes that the DoJ filing is attempting to reframe the resetting of the iCloud password as intentional.
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What's so interesting about these ads is that they take that outdated idea of sex and reframe the conversation.
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It's an attempt to reframe reproductive health so that we can start to make it more accessible and inclusive.
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But conceptually, "Scars of Independence" also owes a large debt to other scholars' efforts to reframe the revolutionary era.
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Should executives from the Christmas Tree Shops chain hold strategy meetings to reframe in a post-Star Shower world?
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And then he attempted to reframe what happened like he had done before to me — MS. ROTUNNO: Objection, Judge.
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Remedying the problems with the antimicrobial market requires us to reframe the philosophical and moral case for it completely.
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But even more than adding new foods, "I've learned how to reframe the way I see food," he said.
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They want to use their considerable, if likely fleeting, power to reframe the debate and remake legal immigration too.
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Instead it is about remembering alternative futures, and considering how these can reframe our perception of the contemporary city.
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The group also questioned Kearns' "continued attempts to reframe historical occurrences" to play into the current public sentiment against sugar.
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Larry Flynt helped reframe Flynt as a more conventional figure, and the internet soon made his magazine seem mostly harmless.
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That's in part why Women In Film developed ReFrame, a formal action plan to further gender parity in the industry.
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Led by RISD faculty from diverse disciplines, each course is designed to broaden perspectives, de-center experiences and reframe assumptions.
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When participants responded with negative emotions, Woebot would offer suggestions on how to change their perspective and reframe their feelings.
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It's also important to reframe the ending of your relationship in your own mind — not in the minds of others.
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Providing glimpses into the interior lives of the women depicted, the artist attempts to reframe visual history around her subjects.
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However, Levine notes that it's important to reframe your anxiety, shifting it from a problem to a source of motivation.
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" But she too stresses the importance of framing it in a non-restrictive way: "First and foremost, reframe your 'why.
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How do you reframe the thinking about renovations and restoration now that parts of the entire structure must be rebuilt?
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It can be tempting, when an actor dies, to reframe her most famous roles as fitting into some modern ideal.
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In reality, you can choose to stop the internal bullying in its tracks if you learn to reframe your thoughts.
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Despite voters preference for "border security," however, these data points suggest Democrats have an opportunity to reframe the immigration debate.
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BIG SIS Let me reframe this story slightly: As a late adolescent, you were understandably distraught when your parents separated.
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That may be easier said than done, but try to reframe the task by considering a positive aspect of it.
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But Palihapitiya said he thinks investors should reframe the way they think about the long-term trajectories of the companies.
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Premiere users can make use of Auto Reframe by first designating how much motion is in the video they're editing.
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Painful as these questions may be for Palestinians, they present an opportunity for all parties to finally reframe the conversation.
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But it is large enough to reframe politics, in France and elsewhere, as a debate between globalism and ethno-nationalism.
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"We had to reframe it," he said, because there was no other reasonable way to remove or conceal the stone.
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Perhaps then we could reframe the question: What could major publications, like yours, be doing to discourage women from writing?
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The argument is simple: Reframe the big-picture debate about costs as a threat to your doctor or your hospital.
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With that, for white allies, comes the opportunity to evaluate and reframe the work they are doing to support the movement.
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One of the best ways to ensure that you take advantage of the yearly review is to reframe the entire thing.
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For over a decade, Cummings and others have tried to reframe the very concept of bariatric surgery (they prefer "metabolic surgery").
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The Republican admonitions even prompted the usually headstrong president to attempt to reframe the summit via Twitter on Air Force One.
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Aligned in their efforts to reframe colonial histories, these artists created portraits on native soil to form their essentialist regional narratives.
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Now, it has realized that it can reframe its use of CO2 in EOR as an effort to fight climate change.
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She suggested I reframe my anxiety by telling myself that whatever is making me anxious is actually something I'm excited about.
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Establish A Sleep Routine: Again, this sort of thing has to happen outside of work, but it could reframe your days.
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A simple idea — reframe the question we were asking — became the single biggest revenue-generating idea since Disney opened its park.
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He explains that design choices like the departure lounge metaphor were made precisely to help reframe how audiences view the medium.
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Not to lob attacks at people who disagreed with me, not to diminish the other side, but to reframe the debate.
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The best spinoffs reinvent or reframe things, make them feel new again, and potentially even bring new people into the fold.
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At the end of May, ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Abu Mohammed al Adnani, tried to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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With Bombshell, director Alexandra Dean seeks to reframe the narrative around Lamarr, whose legacy — Hollywood or otherwise — has been largely overlooked.
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In a post on Instagram last week, Bonython explained why she decided to reframe the way she thinks of her photos.
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Ideally, such technologically evolved decision-making abilities can flourish alongside evolving HI, to rethink assumptions, reframe possibilities and explore new territories.
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Another wrote about his deliberate effort to reframe his approach to negotiation as a collaborative challenge rather than an adversarial battle.
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Sexual researchers, advocates, and industry innovators have taken the opportunity to reframe pleasure as a vital aspect of health and wellness.
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" Beach herself tweeted, "Amazing the degree to which [reporters] chop up what you say and reframe without ur caveats and explanations!
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It helps to reframe the national conversation on gender and our right to free choice, free expression and freedom of religion.
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"It's no less ambitious than an effort to reframe art history," said Ms. Joyner, who sees herself as righting a wrong.
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The party also misses an opportunity to reframe military service and undermine the chauvinistic civic religion conservatives have built around it.
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"I wanted to open up space for [women] to collaborate, think together, reframe the issues from a female perspective," says Varon.
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To make "Designing Your Life" workable for people in midcareer, the professors had to do their own reframe of the curriculum.
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Going into the 2018 midterms, Amanda Cox, editor of The Upshot, said she wanted to reframe the public's understanding of polling.
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If Charvet and Dufour could reframe history by picking and choosing narratives from the Pacific in their artwork, why couldn't she?
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It became so obvious, and it became so blatant, and it became so obviously a crime that it helped to reframe.
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Instead, Ms. Warren has tried to reframe the issue around the total costs that families would face under Medicare for all.
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Last fall, Ms. Aljuhani Abdulaziz made clear her mission to reframe the way the world sees women in the Middle East.
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I would love to know how I can reframe or adjust my attitude when it feels like nothing is going right?
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But when "Don't Feel Like Dancing" finally bursts open about a minute in, the band's bouncing major chords reframe Ciolek's claims.
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So the way to reframe a lot of these conversations, just to sort of name it, is again the attention economy.
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Though destined for a biodegradable casket rather than a catwalk, Lee believes their beauty will help reframe the dialogue around death.
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Today, we're working to reframe definitions of behaviors that make humans human based on what is shared in our evolutionary history.
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But the most impressive thing to note about The Disaster Artist is how it's able to reframe perceptions of The Room itself.
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Hopefully, you can reframe this as a learning experience; next time, don't trust your lying eyes to find typos and grammatical errors.
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Without the luxury of Chelsea Market and Tom Ford a subway ride away, the new Fab Five had to reframe their thinking.
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Instead, parents should reframe these moments in their mind, thinking of them as important chances for their children to hone life skills.
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Learning to work with this emotion and to reframe the way you might be directing anger at your ex is incredibly useful.
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It has really helped me reframe how I think about other people who are potentially doing something that I want to do.
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The good news is that this suggests we have the power to reframe our emotions in order to feel better about them.
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" And I think if you reframe it that way, it's like, "Wait, do you want greed-only investors on your cap table?
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The device also allows users to reframe the best parts of their 360-degree video in a standard rectangular frame after shooting.
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Since Trump can't respect Clinton as a peer or worthy foe, he has to figure out some way to reframe the battle.
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What I like about this study is that it doesn't just reframe healthy eating for adolescents; it recasts adolescent defiance for adults.
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I was told by a good friend that it's important to reframe situations so that no matter the circumstances, it's a positive.
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Here's a suggestion: reframe the undoubted greatness of Abstract Expressionism in terms of the risks of abject failure that its proponents ran.
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Many of them contain useful tips: avoid the 24-103 news cycle, reframe negative thoughts, practice mindfulness, and connect with loved ones.
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This was in the spring of 2017, months before the #MeToo movement would reframe our perceptions of provocative, and often offensive, comedy.
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Instead of calling older inmates "lifers," Mr. Farid helped reframe the public debate — and get more community support — by calling them elderly.
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Fight for $15 and actual $15-an-hour laws in several cities reframe the mainstream Democratic position as a more centrist alternative.
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Admiration society In both their separate practices and a recent collaboration, Derrick Adams and Kerby Jean-Raymond seek to reframe black narratives.
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And neither the "master narrative" nor subsequent attempts to reframe it work in Bessemer, as the historian Bass's tale well-told reveals.
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These three recently unveiled artworks, raising the likeness of Black people to monumental proportions, productively reframe the divisive debate over historical monuments.
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And as a man, it's even more incumbent upon me to use my voice and my platform to help reframe this debate.
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In part, Obama is trying to reframe the gun discussion not as a Second Amendment issue but as one of public health.
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In fact, it's one of the main tools of the trade to help explain a new concept or reframe an old one.
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A real impeachment case can be made, but to make it, they will have to reschedule, reframe, and repeat their House investigation.
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Now more than ever, we need to reframe conversations surrounding the need for an urgent ratification of USMCA in a globalist context.
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Maybe city leaders will opt to reframe systems around logistics and deliveries in the future, zoning delivery by time, type and location.
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He explains how the simple reframe in his brain changes his attitude toward what he's about to do, which soothes his nerves.
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Reframe Minnesota: Art Beyond a Single Story continues at All My Relations Arts (1414 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota) through September 16.
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But it seems to me that this combination has the potential to reframe policy debates in ways that are consequential and lasting.
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Does he hope history will reframe his legacy yet again and place him within the tradition of rabble-rousers instead of opportunistic titillators?
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He's trying to compliment mothers in general and Hillary in particular, and to reframe the political liability of her gender into an asset.
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The network itself has sought to reframe the story by doubling down on the idea that audiences may just have shifted to streaming.
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Furthermore, in a world where the artificial intelligence behind these characters is far more sophisticated, how will this reframe society's ideas surrounding consent?
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And it's not just Democrats: The Iowa debacle has also fanned Republican flames, in some quarters at least, to reframe the nominating system.
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The most absurd false claim: The Gloria story Trump lies for strategic purposes, systematically attempting to reframe reality to his own political advantage.
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Third, we need to reframe our approach to sexuality to not only minimize abuse, but also support and empower victims to come forward.
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Arguments along those lines, despite a lack of evidence to support them, have been devastating for progressives who've struggled to reframe the debate.
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Kate D'Adamo, an activist for sex workers' rights at Reframe Health and Justice, said Harris's record on criminal justice reform is simply bad.
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Bobbitt, once the subject of punchlines, has become the subject of interviews and thinkpieces that reframe her as a survivor of domestic violence.
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In other words, this is a political opportunity for the Department of Justice to reframe the conversation in context with Apple's public statements.
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But then Turner tries to reframe the controversy as a "dialogue" about rape in the real world, and that's where I get lost.
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They capture the creative outlets that people stuck in poverty use to cope and be inspired, and deliberately reframe what "opportunity" looks like.
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Thankfully, four new picture books invite adults and children alike to reframe, celebrate and sometimes giggle at this most complex of human relationships.
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That left the information door wide open for those purporting to be legitimate media that skew information and events to reframe for attacks.
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By using "The way I see it ... " or "Here's how I see it ... " to reframe the conversation, it's easier to offer important context.
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The worst case is that he is revealing his sincere beliefs -- but his White House is trying to reframe them for political reasons.
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The line breaks scramble and reframe the memory of when the two parties, by seeing the other see, brought each other into existence.
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It's a question children's rights organization Plan International recently asked young girls around the globe to help reframe the conversation around Valentine's Day.
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Ms. Goldberg, who has a part-time beaded jewelry business, said she had mastered enough tools to reframe herself as a digital entrepreneur.
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The psychologist notes that by looking for that silver lining, you are better able to reframe a bad situation in a positive manner.
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It's a last minute act of desperation to change their image and to reframe circumstances they can't control — a barely disguised PR stunt.
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FiveThirtyEight notes O'Rourke struggled to maintain momentum from an early bounce after failing to reframe his candidacy around liberal issues like gun control.
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Now that there's mounting evidence of precisely that, GOP senators may have to reframe their case as they dismiss complaints about Trump's behavior.
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He told Insider in a March interview that he hoped to reframe the policy debate around values and make pragmatic the new progressive.
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Some solvers find that frustrating and anxiety-provoking; I encourage those people to stick with it and to try to reframe their anxieties.
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Companies that are meant to be constrained by privacy law are able to "recast and reframe it to benefit themselves," Waldman tells Axios.
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I want to poke at these things and look at them and reframe them in this particular way that I'm able to do.
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She wanted to help reframe and redirect the messages the ad industry sends young women, which can damage their self-esteem and self-confidence.
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She tells her clients that they need to reframe their desires; she insists that they make resolutions out of love and hope, not fear.
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Unlinking stress from sleep has been a constant struggle since leaving the hospital, even after cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to reframe my nighttime thoughts.
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That's the insight from a team of researchers who urge employees to reframe their worklife in terms of their own personal strengths and passions.
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The anti-immigrant right had hoped the row with Turkey would help them reframe the election as a battle between the Netherlands and Islam.
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Like the MTurk workers, the subjects were given some brief training and set loose to post their issues and reframe the issues of others.
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As both Carter and Beachler told BuzzFeed News, a major goal of the Black Panther team was to reframe mainstream images of African cultures.
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Why expend effort trying to reframe Fontana as an Argentine artist when his professional tenure in Buenos Aires extended only as long as WWII?
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The administration viewed the deal as a possible avenue to reframe U.S. engagement in the Middle East and potentially rely less on the Saudis.
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That doesn't necessarily mean you have to abstain to be healthy, just that you might want to reframe your thinking about alcohol, she says.
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If you're really successful, it's both, and music has the capacity to challenge how they think and reframe how they think about an issue.
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"Part of what we wanted to do with this launch, is reframe why people come to this platform," says Director or Engineering Surabhi Gupta.
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"You try to reframe the story by giving the benefit of the doubt to the offender," said Father Desiderio, who leads workshops on forgiveness.
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As Facebook has urged brands to edit and reframe commercials to resonate in that environment, advertisers have asked whether such efforts are worth it.
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The attacks could reframe the presidential race around stark questions of national security after weeks of often-bitter sniping between Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Almost as soon as Mr. Trump spoke, other Republicans raced in to try to reframe his remarks and argue that Russia should be punished.
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On Tuesday, Biden tweeted out a powerful PSA calling on all of us to reframe the way we think and talk about sexual assault.
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One is the response to the opioid epidemic, which has helped reframe addiction as a public health issue instead of an individual moral failing.
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Better to take the initiative and reframe the debate so that it's not all about Mr. Trump but about what is good for America.
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New York Times metro reporter Nikita Stewart pens an essay that embodies much of how the series seeks the reframe the narrative around slavery.
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Still, the image of a gift car gives dealers a way to reframe end-of-the-year sales as more than moving leftover stock.
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And they, with equal emotion, worked to reframe the issue as a matter of trusting women and their doctors to manage their health care.
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Boeing's board fired CEO Dennis Muilenburg in December for mishandling the crisis, while replacement David Calhoun has tried to reframe the narrative surrounding Boeing.
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Recently, I've been arguing at CNN that we need to reframe the social contract around higher education when it comes to issues of cost.
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It might be beneficial to reframe your walk from the car to the office not as an inconvenience but a brief but meaningful workout.
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By trying to reframe the crisis as a vindication of the party's governance model, propaganda officials appear to be trying out yet another message.
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And it announced a partnership with the ReFrame project, which will supply the airline with a lineup of gender-balanced TV shows and movies.
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What connects the two is how they reframe the aftermath of the Civil War as a residual hangover that occupies the collective American consciousness.
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We've worked to help reframe the dialogue about homelessness from focusing on personal characteristics of individuals who are homeless to looking at systemic issues.
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Overall, these four pieces of evidence would seem to reflect the Republican desire to reframe Trump's actions as noble, but ultimately of little consequence.
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After all, this is not the first time the Pentagon has glommed onto a stock phrase to reframe its mission or new threat environment.
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Elections laws and political disclosure requirements are beneficial tools, but facts without context can equip critics and provide an opening to reframe the debate.
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After he voted no, he said, he was contacted by advocates with Reframe Health and Justice about legislation to look into FOSTA-SESTA's impact.
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You can't reframe the standards of what is deserving of mockery based on this three-dimensional chess game of Is this actually helping him?
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Confuse people to get them to comply with your request The "disrupt-then-reframe" technique is a sneaky way to get people to cooperate.
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It uses memes and cartoons to illustrate the idea: if you choose the right reframe, a cute puppy offers his paw for a high-five.
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"But the way we're using it and our perspective on it is something we need to reframe and that's really what this book is about."
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The collapse of the Soviet empire provided both Russia and the U.S. with the opportunity to end the Cold War madness and reframe the relationship.
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A new campaign called #IamSyrian hopes to reframe the current narrative around the crisis, shifting the focus on those who need it most — Syrians themselves.
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Every word out of his mouth is a potential headline, giving Clinton the power to reframe the campaign at any moment, for better or worse.
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If you're thinking in broad, sweeping statements such as "Everything is going wrong" or "Nothing will work out," then you need to reframe the situation.
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I think especially now in a world that is growing less religious, it is important to recreate or reframe the things that make us human.
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There have been recent buzzwords floating around that are trying to reframe procrastination as a positive thing, but researchers note these are largely inaccurate descriptions.
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Since then, Carly's adoptive parents have asked the couple to reframe from showing their daughter on national TV; something Baltierra has had issues dealing with.
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Those stories might reframe these affairs away from the question of loneliness, unhappiness, malaise, and need, and towards a question of labor, consumption, and use.
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Zuckerberg has the majority of voting rights in the company—a position that could allow him to dramatically reframe the company if he so chose.
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Her goal, she says, is to reframe assault as a lived experience instead of a topic for quips about perpetrators trying to reclaim their careers.
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And starting as an energy drink and moving into basically being like a media creative entertainment entity is like a total reframe of the market.
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Others use cognitive behavioral therapy — where they help patients identify and reframe distorted thinking patterns so they can feel better and take more productive actions.
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That's why we launched our Take Back the Beach initiative: to powerfully reframe the way people think and talk about body image and self-acceptance.
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So we had to do a lot of unpacking about shame and offered ways to acknowledge it, reject it, or reframe what those messages mean.
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But for many people who experience it at more moderate levels it can be helpful, if we are open enough to embrace and reframe it.
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If more students use self-compassion to reframe their failures, they may discover more nourishing sources of motivation and healthier strategies to pursue their goals.
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But according to Dr. Nicholson, we need to reframe how we use scarcity and abundance in our own head before we can apply it outwardly.
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It insists on underscoring difference with extremely costly equipment rather than thinking about how to reframe the built environment in a way that welcomes everyone.
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In an interview, Dr. Lee said that optimists are better able than pessimists to reframe challenging circumstances and react to them in less stressful ways.
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But that doesn't work with Episode 6, an hour of TV in which the entire premise is to reframe our understanding of the source material.
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"When misinformation has reached a tipping point, aggressive responses to misinformation that seek to reframe the debate tend to be most effective," the DNC said.
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Those on the left who press for criminal justice reform emphasize "empathy" in their attempts to reframe the conversation about people who have committed crimes.
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A Midwestern moderateButtigieg told Insider in a March interview that he hoped to reframe the policy debate around values and make pragmatic the new progressive.
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There's nothing about El Camino that is essential; while it won't tarnish your memories of the original series, it won't reframe or enhance them, either.
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"Since then, I've become a big fan of therapy and CBT exercises that help reframe thoughts to live a happier or healthier life," he said.
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Aides also believe that revealing her comprehensive criminal justice reform proposal will help reframe the conversation more around the future and less on the past.
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Punk bands have been making precisely this kind record for generations, and oftentimes they become the records that help reframe punk's social and political conversation.
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If white celebrities, activists, and ordinary people want to properly thank the Black women who elected Doug Jones, it requires that they reframe their PSAs.
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He was able to reframe those experiences and translate them into simple, relatable moments that build a bridge toward understanding ourselves and those around us.
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Instead of trying to nitpick the length of your single life and figure out what's wrong, it could help to reframe this time of your life.
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Or perhaps I'll reframe my relationship so that I'm in control, where I'll check them for a set amount of time a few times per month.
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By autoplaying videos by default, and now by turning the sound on, Facebook is trying to further reframe the context of how people use its app.
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Those barbs have heightened concerns about anti-OPEC legislation advancing in Congress, injecting a urgency into Barkindo's project to reframe its role in the global market.
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Over the course of the last two months, the Facebook page has steadily gained followers and its impact is starting to reframe the conversation in Afghanistan.
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The judge overseeing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy-like restructuring has rejected a bid by two investors to reframe their claims for financial losses as personal injury claims.
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She interrupts the flow of everyday life to reframe it with a critical eye—to make us pause and consider the spaces we pass through routinely.
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Certainly for many, the church is important in instilling hope, giving people the tools to reframe negative thoughts that can fuel symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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Being lost — assuming, of course, that you are eventually found — has one obvious benefit: the chance to learn about the wider world and reframe your perspective.
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"This study will help clinicians and parents reframe expectations around adequate weight gain in early life," Wood, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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That discussion reportedly saw McNair clarifying his comment, trying to reframe it as a reference to the relationship between the league office and each team's owners.
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You're not going to enjoy every emotion, but it is possible to learn to reframe your mind and work with your feelings, rather than against them.
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When you find yourself being self-critical, gently say, "I have decided that I no longer speak to myself in that way" and reframe the thought.
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So to whip other countries into action on cutting emissions, the United States has to repair and reframe all the ways it interacts with other countries.
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Cheryl Strayed: A good place to start changing your ex's place in your psyche would be to reframe the story you've told yourself about his power.
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These bold, actionable ideas are essential to reframe the political calculus to honor and protect the millions of workers who keep this country running and prosperous.
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And you don't institute a project that says we seek to reframe the way that we see our history, and not hope that that reframing occurs.
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Reset the Message: While the strong pushback against the TPP was perhaps unexpected, the renewed debate offers an opportunity to reframe and reset the trade narrative.
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In expressive writing studies, college students taught to reframe their college struggles as a growth opportunity got better grades and were less likely to drop out.
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When presidents have pushed at the boundaries of their accepted authority, they've needed to draw on core concepts, like electoral mandates, to reframe what they're doing.
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School experiences, dropout rates or push-out rates, if you want to reframe that, are much higher for rural students of color than rural white students.
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Macquarie analysts said TPG halting network construction would "reframe" the regulator's assessment of the deal, which so far been predicated on the tie-up reducing mobile rivalry.
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But before going in that direction, Brafman says that workers caught in such a moment should do their best to reframe the conversation in three ways. 1.
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Starvation can transform a woman in a way that lets her hide, which, for many, is a strategy to survive life's suffering and reframe it as holy.
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But if he can reframe the campaign, he has a much better chance than experts seem to think of persuading women to give him a second look.
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All of sudden it would hit me what I needed say in the reframe, so I would pull my car over, or stand in the produce aisle.
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Deeply rooted in the culture of these Midwestern swing states, Zito and Brad Todd reframe the discussion of the "Trump voter" to answer the question: What next?
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The vice presidential debate on Tuesday will begin to reframe the race though it will certainly prove a giant ratings drop from the first Trump-Clinton showdown.
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For some of the sets of images, they were asked to either maintain their original impressions of the faces, or reframe their responses to be more positive.
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Stephen Colbert knows a shady rebrand when he sees one, including the White House's latest attempt to reframe the escalating trade war between the U.S. and China.
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Davis told Refinery 29 that he hopes the film will provide visibility and reframe how we imagine LGBT individuals to exist in the context of sporting world.
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Rostam, who produced two tracks on Mr. Leithauser's 2014 solo debut, "Black Hours," came to the table with strong ideas about how to reframe his colleague's singing.
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I find myself making jokes when the most serious things are happening; it's a way to cope and reframe it, so it's not just tragic or painful.
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It's more comfortable to reframe that which we think we'll never have as something we wouldn't want anyway, so as not to be sad about its absence.
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It aims to reframe the country's history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.
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It is hoping that reintroducing an iconic service uniform from the days of the Band of Brothers and Rosie the Riveter will help reframe its public image.
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Essential's official Twitter account followed up with a few more photos that say the device will "reframe your perspective in mobile," and that it's "in early testing".
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It's a lot to put on a haircut and I certainly don't think any new style single-handedly has the power to reframe our sense of worth.
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To address these enduring problems, we need to reframe our approach to environmental protection—offering a systematically designed structure of incentives to encourage innovation and problem solving.
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When you reframe the question — not do you mark Christmas as a Jew, but how do you do it — the worst anxieties produced by the holiday diminishes.
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Jami Porter Lara's slick, black sculptures, currently on view at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, reframe how we see the ubiquitous plastic water bottle.
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For instance, what does it look like for me to scream or cry publicly in a space, and how does that reframe my identity as a Black woman?
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But its territorial losses have accelerated in the last six months, leading ISIS' chief spokesman and ideologue, Mohammed al Adnani, to try to reframe how ISIS defines victory.
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What makes this anxiety app different is it goes a few steps further, offering brain exercises that can cut off negative thinking and help you reframe your thoughts.
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The fact that the problem is disappearing means congressional Republicans may have to reframe some of their arguments going into September negotiations over a short-term stabilization package.
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National Democrats need to do more to outline and promote a robust domestic agenda that will reframe the midterm campaigns of 2018 and the presidential campaign of 2020.
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As Beyoncé recites them, Ms. Shire's words radically reframe the songs, so they are no longer one woman's struggles but tribulations shared through generations of mothers and daughters.
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And environmentalists spent years engaging in jargon-speak rather than showing the public how tackling climate change could reframe how we organize our economy and provide lasting jobs.
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The New York Times's Frank Bruni, meanwhile, argued that Trump was trying to reframe the election, making it not against the eventual Democratic nominee, but against The Squad.
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" Savage says we need to reframe the way we view the concept of mutual masturbation, and see it as "the main event" rather than "a pity-not-fuck.
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But the key element of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is cognitive restructuring, which challenges you to reframe negative ways of thinking that can become their own self-fulfilling prophecies.
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The Polish Pogrom I read Elisabeth Zerofsky's article about the Polish government's efforts to reframe its involvement in the Holocaust with great personal interest ("Memory Politics," July 30th).
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The two women set out to reframe the way vintage clothing is seen and sold, and to reintroduce unique pieces into an e-commerce landscape saturated with homogeneity.
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Clinton's senior aides to reframe the story and make it about Mr. Comey's actions, liberal groups such as the Congressional Black Caucus demanded that he release more information.
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Cowen touched on what he saw as the meme's ageism and attempted to reframe it as an ironic compliment to boomers, asserting that boomers are still the boss.
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As the Great Depression took grip, such stories taught America to reframe deprivation as duty, just as Hollywood, entering the sound age, was teaching itself how to speak.
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Kamala Harris of California, who is looking to reframe her stagnating campaign by setting high expectations in Iowa, made her Steak Fry entrance alongside a marching drumline: Sen.
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Here Pichai again seeks to reframe the debate around what is, by nature, an extremely rights-hostile technology — talking only in passing of "nefarious uses" of facial recognition.
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As the impeachment inquiries against President Donald Trump rocket forward, Trump tried Wednesday night to reframe the context of the phone call that sparked House Democrats' impeachment investigation.
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Upon the president's return to the States, White House staff spent nearly a week attempting to walk back Trump's statements and reframe his positions, with only limited success.
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Being able to reframe my reactions to my fear and feel like I'm in control of my emotions is definitely a skill I'm focusing on now thanks to Kalliope.
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But as extreme events become more frequent and severe, we may have to reframe how we breed crops and select for variance and resilience, not just for average yield.
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What makes this anxiety app different is that it goes a few steps further, offering brain exercises that can cut off negative thinking and help you reframe your thoughts.
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The line suggests that Schumer wants to reframe the fight over Obamacare into one about the broader GOP health care agenda, which includes proposals to change Medicaid and Medicare.
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"It empowers reality stars to focus on their own balance and reframe tough parts of public life so they can leverage them in positive and rewarding ways," Barnard says.
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The Trump administration has released 3 key strategy documents in the last month that reframe America's view of China and may indicate there's an emerging approach that's more contentious.
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But she cautioned that we will never get the full picture of why this violence happened — so we need to reframe our focus to where it is most productive.
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You do this by becoming consciously aware of the conversation going on in your head and then step back and reframe that conversation the way a non-imposter would.
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Trying to reframe college as a consumer product, free-market advocates proudly brandish a "disrupt and reform" credo that would apply business-world values and metrics to state universities.
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To survive and even thrive in a toxic environment, the authors suggest that you reframe the situation by viewing the elevated stress and pressure as an opportunity for growth.
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On this Labor Day, after eight months under the man who promised to be "the greatest jobs president that God ever created," it is time to reframe Bloomberg's joke.
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The effect was to reframe monopolists: Rather than being predators and oppressors, these "gentle giants" lived in fear of competition, while seeking only to make the economy more efficient.
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Again, you need to reframe the thought: Think about what you will try–say, two early mornings a week–and then focus on how to make that behavior stick.
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One of the most delightful aspects of Adobe Photoshop is the ability to reframe your favorite things in a more attractive light — or more specifically, a more attractive color.
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It wants to reframe your entire thinking about the process of learning and set you up with the most effective learning techniques, so you can master literally any topic.
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Griffin is a glimpse of us at our best — of our ability to reframe hardship as challenge, tap extraordinary reserves of determination and achieve not just success but grace.
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He wants to reframe it, so that he's running not against whomever the Democrats wind up nominating but against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley.
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I'm excited to keep the conversation going, to continue to reframe the way single women think about their lives, and to talk about the things that matter to us.
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That moment not only granted me the power to look ahead and see a major-league future, but also to look behind and reframe the purpose of my experiences.
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For this legislation, Khanna worked closely with sex worker rights groups, he told Vox, including HIPS and Reframe Health and Justice, a consulting collective that focuses on marginalized communities.
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Background reading: In his first prime-time address from the Oval Office, President Trump sought to reframe the debate over the border and opted against declaring a national emergency.
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A counterproposal on the left is to reframe the populist theme and argue that middle-class Americans more generally are locked in a zero-sum conflict with rich people.
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Now is the time to reframe the SALT debate back to the real issue: those who benefit from the deduction are not just those taxpayers who claim the deduction.
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We really try to reframe the argument not around sort of company A vs company B, but really articulate this in the terms of how are consumers being harmed.
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These policies attempt to reframe domestic disputes around the inequality and discrimination against Shi'ites in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province as security issues that need to be repressed rather than discussed.
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We live in a society that fears death—I'm certainly not alone in that—but Edith Finch is a tale that helps reframe what's left of life and of memory.
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Hillary Clinton has come up with a plan to blunt Bernie Sanders's attacks from the left: reframe them as attacks not on her policies but on President Barack Obama's record.
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RELATED: Clinton aims to reframe 2016 debate She also insisted that there was no conflict of interest when she was secretary of state, nor was she "influenced" by the foundation.
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It can help reframe the idea of awkwardness as something that everyone has experienced, so maybe I can choose not to drown in it and I can learn from it.
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This cultural influence isn't uncommon, either, and with closer inspection it becomes clear that most technology has a conventional, socially constructed element that serves to reframe its function and meaning.
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People with stronger connections between the amygdala and other areas of the brain had a more positive reaction to uncertainty, because they were able to better reframe the images' meanings.
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As president, Mr. Obama has promised to reframe American foreign policy toward Asia as part of a "pivot" intended to focus more on the emerging trading partners in that region.
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We have work to do not just in helping to reframe the way men may view women as leaders, but how women view women as leaders, particularly in executive offices.
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The book "is speaking to the larger issue of ambition: who has it, what curtails it and what it means to reframe it," Lena Dunham writes in the Book Review.
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Five Weeknight Dishes Hi and welcome to Five Weeknight Dishes — though I think we should reframe, just this once, because starting Monday we'll no longer be on Standard Weeknight Time.
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Our cognitive and linguistic faculties are endlessly creative — that's what makes our species so smart — and that creativity can be always deployed to reframe issues in congenial or invidious terms.
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It is imperative that we reframe how cerebral palsy is viewed in order to provide the positive health-care outcomes that we are capable of for those with cerebral palsy.
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Adobe is hoping to eliminate the tedious, time-consuming process that comes with editing videos for different social platforms with its new AI-powered Auto Reframe feature for Premiere Pro.
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For professionals churning out content that could end up online or broadcast to millions, Auto Reframe sounds like it will help alleviate at least a few headaches during post-production.
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To attract volunteers, Hollander said, the nonprofit is working to reframe how younger generations see aging in America — and the "America, Let's Do Lunch" campaign is part of that effort.
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In taking his argument to a national television audience and on a trip to the Texas border he plans to take on Thursday, Mr. Trump hoped to reframe the debate.
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By reframing the biology of sex in terms of the subjective experience of individuals, I want to reframe in some sense the way in which we think about our own sexualities.
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The prospect of hosting Expo 2010 helped motivate Shanghai's local government to encourage property developers to launch an ambitious urban-regeneration programme that would reframe the city as a cultural hub.
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We chatted with four readers who shared their Halloween regrets and subsequent hacks that will hopefully help you reframe your Halloween habits and have a happier, and more budget-friendly, holiday.
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I liked Tunkl's recent book, When You Die You Will Not Be Scared To Die, which uses humor to reframe death as a release rather than an inevitability to struggle against.
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Now that the issue of Middle East peace has been propelled to the forefront of the national conversation, Democrats must take this opportunity to reframe and enhance their stance on Israel.
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When you reframe risk and opportunity around these goals, you can focus more on investments aligned with long-term trends, especially the dominant global themes of aging, urbanization and population growth.
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If Apple can successfully reframe itself around these core thematic pillars, it could squeeze more money from each iPhone user through subscription services and apps, instead of selling only pricey hardware.
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Like his other environmental artworks, which try to reframe familiar landscapes, the 15 million euro project (or $16.8 million), will be funded through the sale of his original drawings and collages.
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The Democratic Party under President Bill Clinton pushed the left to reframe the abortion debate when, in 1996, he used the slogan "safe, legal, and rare" to describe the party's position.
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It also managed to reframe Phife's legacy in the final chapter of his life — he was a star, but also a regular person, a hero of making it through the day.
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This historic day of lobbying was organized by sex worker activist Kate D'Adamo of Reframe Health and Justice as a way to assert the power of sex workers post FOSTA/SESTA.
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Named after the pleasure gardens of 20103th-century London — cradles of art, society and sex — the biannual British publication was conceived in 2017 to reframe the narrative around gardens and plants.
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At a moment when the gender politics of classic musicals came under new scrutiny, it managed to reframe the relationship between the flower seller Eliza Doolittle and her mentor, Henry Higgins.
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It's an argument that seeks to reframe Trump's long-held image when it comes to racial matters, especially in the wake of his controversial and unprompted statements on the NFL protests.
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The tweet marks yet another escalation in Trump's bid to reframe the discussion about when to ease social distancing guidelines that have led to the closure of businesses across the country.
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A ruling against the health law would probably reframe the Democratic conversation on health policy away from moving beyond the Affordable Care Act toward Republican efforts to take health care away.
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Why it matters: If such sentiments last and play out on a larger scale across pivotal states, it spells trouble for Democrats unless they can reframe what they're trying to accomplish.
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What's more, she's missing out on a chance to reframe the terms of the debate in a way that might benefit her candidacy and improve public opinion of Medicare for All.
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He liked how photography let him reframe the mundane details of his environment, in a way similar, he said, to how a skateboarder could turn a handrail into a productive obstacle.
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Washington (CNN)Kamala Harris, facing a stagnating campaign and questions about her ability to win the Democratic primary, is looking to reframe her presidential bid by setting expectations high in Iowa.
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He was the only candidate who was not very critical of Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria and chose to reframe them in ways that were in sync with Russian policy.
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He has spent his final weeks primarily mired in crossfire over a United Nations resolution that condemned Israeli settlement construction, a policy fight Kerry sought to reframe in a high-profile speech.
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He cautions against anti-harassment efforts that "average out peoples' opinions," since that kind of simple math tends to reframe the problem as something two-dimensional that doesn't reflect a complex reality.
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A huge part of my practice is to reframe how I envision my own body in spaces where the presence of a Black body may not be accepted in its truest form.
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"I started to realize that there are a lot of people who are unaware of Deaf culture, and I've been given a great platform to reframe the Deaf community," he told PEOPLE.
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Ultimately, the goal of Noom is to help you reframe the way you think about food, exercise, and weight management in a way that translates to lifelong change versus a fad diet.
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Clinton had a "legitimate" criticism of Mr. Comey, and her advisers felt they had no choice but to exert pressure on the F.B.I. director in order to reframe a potentially damaging narrative.
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Foley with an idea for a project that would play the role of a memorial, reframe the collective memory of Mr. Foley and make tangible the quality of empathy in his work.
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More than that, her manic laughter, gulping breaths and drooping shocks are carried off with such authenticity that they reframe hysteria as a natural, even brave, response to deprivation and constant insult.
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We also published the 1619 Project, which aimed to reframe the country's history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the center of our national narrative.
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Auto Reframe can automatically identify the main action happening in the video and crop and pan the frame around that footage to fit within ratios like square, vertical, or 16:9 videos.
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No software tool is infallible however, so if the automatic pan and scan adjustments made by Auto Reframe don't produce results users are satisfied with, manual adjustments and tweaks can be made.
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The physical cue I developed to help me reframe mid-labor started with clenched fists during an inhale and then opening them during an exhale, with my palms up in a surrender.
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The band was created in 2013 as part of a program to try to reframe the place of girls in a country where discrimination and violence against girls and women are common.
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As with any long-term illness or injury, one of the key ways to cope is to reframe the situation, to find a way to process it that makes it more manageable.
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And both women will always be punchlines to some people; even for the few who do get their turn to reframe the stories of their own lives, not everyone is going to listen.
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To secure U.S. election systems from the very real threat of targeted cyberattacks, states might need to reframe their security practices to look more like they would in a tightly controlled corporate environment.
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The pharmacy benefits manager trade group, the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, also weighed in on the subject, saying Mylan was the latest drugmaker trying to reframe a pricing problem into a coverage problem.
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In hypnotherapy sessions, he is able to take his clients back to where it all began and reframe the childhood interpretation of the event that later manifested into a major fear or anxiety.
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"The main idea was to create an immersive installation with architectural intelligence to reframe memory, history and culture in museum perception for 21st century through the lens of machine intelligence," he tells Creators.
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Beginning with Apple Union Square (which we toured in May), the company has set out to reframe its retail locations as more than the place you go to buy an iPad or Mac.
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Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin and CNN contributor, said it's not impossible to repeal the Second Amendment, but perhaps Stevens was trying to reframe the arguments.
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His security chief's probe and the Enquirer's panicked reaction enabled Bezos, through a blog post, to reframe the story -- making him out to be a journalistic hero rather than an embarrassed tech exec.
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You can edit those keyframes after Auto Reframe does its work, in the event you want a specific look for, say, the Instagram Stories version of the video that requires some manual tinkering.
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His defense team reportedly assembled a 57-page slideshow for the press last week in an attempt to reframe the narrative around Weinstein, as reporter Irin Carmon shared in The Cut on Monday.
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The camera has a 127-degree wide-angle lens plus automatic subject tracking, which will reframe the image to keep you in view when you move around the room, much like Facebook's Portal.
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These books could provide a chance to reframe and highlight the former president's legacy, at a moment when a new Republican administration is making an effort to dismantle some of his signature legislation.
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But each day this week we'll have a story that tries to reframe that mind-set and make you consider how you spend your attention, instead of just filling blocks on a calendar.
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If "The Gates" were meant to reframe a walk through Central Park, this is reframing your whole idea of what walking in the city means —your whole idea of what the city is.
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Here to help you identify and reframe dangerous fighting dynamics in your relationships are Vanessa Marin, sex therapist, Dr. Liz Powell, psychologist and sex educator, and Sandi Kaufman, LCSW and relationship and intimacy therapist.
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Twitter is standing by its earlier decision to keep up a series of graphic anti-Muslim videos retweeted by President Trump earlier this week — though it's attempting to reframe its reason for doing so.
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This book centers on ways to reframe how we think about times in our life when — as its title says — things fall apart, and interrogates our desire to move on from such moments quickly.
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Spacey, who had been contacted but declined to comment before the article was published, reacted to it by tweeting out a combined apology and coming-out statement that seemingly attempted to reframe the story.
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In fact, we launched our Take Back the Beach initiative to show that every body is a beach body, and to reframe the way people think and talk about body image and self-acceptance.
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A cursory listen to 227's Hello Bastards or 1997's Jersey's Best Dancers revealed that Lifetime were students of Embrace, a band that attempted to reframe hardcore as something more genteel and poppy.
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Yes, the allegations against Argento are serious enough to momentarily overshadow the conversation around #MeToo, but they also offer an important opportunity to reframe and transform the movement into a stronger version of itself.
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The key is to reframe the issue to engage child advocates — social workers, educators, healthcare experts, even religious leaders, even the courts — to bend the ear of legislators on this social and moral imperative.
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The point of hypnobirthing is to essentially learn how to reframe pain as something positive, so that you're prepared for the sensations of childbirth, and ready to cope with the pain, Mongan told Refinery29.
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It's more like a muscle that needs strengthening and conditioning, and they point to practical and proven tools like journaling, gratitude lists, and cognitive behavioral therapy that help reframe how we respond to adversity.
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Through these acts we can reframe the creative class as the necessity that it really is, in an era where those at the top absorb almost all of the income from our vibrant industries.
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If you are constitutionally skeptical of art that seems, I don't know, evanescent, darkened, unimaginable, as if it were hiding something or hadn't figured out its goals, Mr. Taylor can reframe things for you.
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As the weather gets slightly cooler here, gallerists and curators emerge from their sweaty, summer torpor to unveil solo debuts of emerging talents, highly anticipated career retrospectives, or group exhibitions that reframe artistic movements.
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My work shows that if we want to reduce the impact that pandemics, epidemics or natural disasters have on food insecurity, we need to completely reframe our perception of how to reduce food insecurity.
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Her inclusion also suggests a narrative informed by the #MeToo movement, a way to reframe the myth of the lone male auteur, of the man who behaves badly, but still, my God, those steps.
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Rather than trying to get better at things you hate doing and know you're not great at, reframe the issue and try to do more things that energize you and that you excel at.
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One goal, said a senior administration official, is to "reframe the discussion" around Kushner's forthcoming immigration proposal, which would shift the U.S. away from a family-based migration to a system based on skills.
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He uses his understanding of how the public consumes information (passively, and usually through TV) to reframe and/or rewrite history (recent and past) in ways that better suit him and his political goals.
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"Policies are crucial but creating narratives that reframe the us vs them is just as important and I believe the Bernie campaign is best position to intervene with both policy and narrative," he wrote.
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"Sex workers have for years been talking about how access to the internet has been an important tool for safety and autonomy," Kate D'Adamo, partner at Reframe Health and Justice, said in a statement.
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I wanted to use those future scenarios as a way to reframe our present moment and get some perspective on our current shortcomings and how I hope we might evolve as time goes on.
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The memo, written by Phil Kerpen of an activist organization called American Commitment, suggests that conservative lawmakers could reframe the battle over net neutrality into a larger battle over neutral speech on the internet.
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Her work is profound in its ability to demand that the viewer reframe jewelry as an identity marker that can inform one's social and physical movement in the world, rather than as mere accessories.
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"I want candidates to have a willingness to discuss how trafficking laws exacerbate those problems because that's something they can address at the federal level," D'Adamo, a partner at Reframe Health and Justice Consulting, said.
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Yes, it seems unhelpful in the moment, but for people who suffer from chronic mental health issues such as depression or anxiety, it can help to reframe challenging situations and put some things into perspective.
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But for now, we have a more complete picture of how women across different age groups view #MeToo, and it seems the generational gap has been overblown — which means it's time to reframe the debate.
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Kate D'Adamo, a sex worker activist and harm reductionist at Reframe Health and Justice told me in a phone call that it's very common for abusers to use shame and stigma against women in general.
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Michelle Cook, director of patrol and enforcement for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and a member of the Generation W panel, said one way to attract women is to reframe what law enforcement is all about.
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Detling might suggest that the athlete reframe the picture, so that instead of a golfer seeing his opponent as someone to be crushed, he can look at the course as the enemy to be conquered.
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Conwill's legacy resides in his unique ability to merge ritual, cutting-edge art and rigorous research in the creation of works that reframe African-American identity while inspiring communication and reminding us of our humanness.
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And a few even argue that Donald Trump has helped reframe the debate by pledging to never cut Social Security after Republican Party leaders had repeatedly attempted to do so over the past several decades.
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And in terms of bands that studied Behar's guitarwork, acts like Loma Prieta would attempt to build upon it, finding ways to reframe screamo as a means of delivering the most off-putting riffs possible.
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When this book is not examining the uniqueness of Greer and Faith's dynamic, it is speaking to the larger issue of ambition: who has it, what curtails it and what it means to reframe it.
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While Alterazioni Video's past work has often taken the form of political critique, "Incompiuto" is something else — an earnest effort to reframe the thinking around these uncanny structures and to question their identity as failures.
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American officials are discussing whether to reframe the session on the broader region or a different theme to reduce the risk of things going awry, though it is unclear whether the president will be receptive.
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So when you find yourself struggling with an entry or a theme and thinking to yourself, "I just don't think this way, and I'll never get it," my best advice is to reframe that thought.
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But Miss Americana offers her, at least and at last, the chance to reframe that viral moment on her own terms, to have her say in a storyline that others refuse to let her escape.
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Occasionally I'll be listening to a song and a lyric will hit me — like, the metaphor that the lyric is stating will bring a new idea into my mind or reframe how I see something.
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Finally, Kerby Jean-Raymond is returning to the New York schedule after skipping last season, unveiling the final chapter in his trilogy of Pyer Moss shows that use fashion to reframe the African-American experience.
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That's particularly striking given the recent debate over the 1619 Project, which saw black journalists reframe American society through the historical lens of slavery, and America's reluctance to confront its own history of entrenched racism.
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The op-ed published Thursday in Science, perhaps the most substantial and forceful academic memo on the matter to date, is an attempt to address and reframe a narrative that has spun out of control.
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But it's still a tricky PR message for Facebook to be having to deliver in the midst of a major data scandal — hence Zuckerberg's attempt to reframe it as a matter of domestic vs foreign "sensibilities".
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Patchy canvases collaged from paint fragments stripped from the facades of Old Havana hang in the same space as sculptures made from books and thread — everyday objects that help Quinoñes reframe larger social issues through metaphor.
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"Dilma (Rousseff), for example, would take a policy that was already in existence and reframe it in ways that made it clear it was a women's issue, whether it was poverty or home ownership," Jalalzai said.
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Publicly, the Obama administration has maintained that the agreement was meant to tackle only Iran's access to a nuclear weapon, and was not intended as a broader effort to reframe the U.S.'s posture with Iran.
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Apart from the facade of dangling boats, which is titled "Reframe", the exhibition includes Lego-block portraits of four Florentine dissidents of the past, including Dante Alighieri, author of the mediaeval epic poem "The Divine Comedy".
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"The hope is that by addressing questions of consent, we will reframe whole industries that rely on the literal rape of nonhumans, like GMO agriculture and the artificial insemination and reproduction of mammalian species," Kronemyer says.
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On museum-quality curation: I wanted to look back at artists who are part of a significant historical timeline, to take works that are key to our consciousness and bring them together to reframe a conversation.
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But he has sought to reframe the debate over climate change around issues like conservation and environmental protection, officials said, because they are more accessible than scientific discussions of carbon emissions — and perhaps less polarizing, too.
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What I would say is actually it's literally like I feel like I'm in court having to justify a robbery that I didn't actually commit, where I'm having to somehow reframe something that I never said.
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Fortune's Alan Murray said on the Pro Rata Podcast that it is partially driven by CEO fears that free-market capitalism is under assault, and that companies must reframe their own narratives before it's too late.
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"The Big Goodbye" is part of a welcome and newish publishing trend: deeply researched and elaborately subtitled books about a single movie, which explore and reframe the film as an inflection point within the broader culture.
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At yesterday's meeting between the Italian president and Trump, the president's rants threw the translator for a loop, forcing her to contort her face as she struggled to reframe his half-baked sentences into intelligible Italian.
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But defying expectations, the ministers gathered in Cairo avoided imposing new sanctions on Qatar, and instead sought to reframe their demands as a series of broad principles about combating extremism and not destabilizing each other's government.
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Dabbling with AI software usually requires a fairly robust understanding of software and computer science, but Auto Reframe is going to be an easy to use plugin that users can simply drop into their editing timelines.
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And one of the reasons the deconstructed model works for us is that it allowed us to reframe the celebration as a gift to them instead, to thank them for the years of love and laughs.
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But with the hours dwindling before the midnight deadline, he sought to reframe the debate and blame Democrats for the impasse that threatens hundreds of thousands of federal workers at the end-of-the-year holidays.
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So, try to catch yourself when you start to describe certain foods or ways of eating as "bad" (unless you're talking about a bad taste or spoiled food), and instead reframe the description in less-loaded terms.
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From the moment Justice Antonin Scalia's death was announced on Saturday, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and his team sensed an opportunity — an occasion to reframe the race on terrain that seems particularly favorable to Mr. Cruz.
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While the Portal camera is technically fixed in place, Facebook has developed clever software that is able to identify human shapes (the company tells me it is not using face tracking) and reframe the video view automatically.
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By addressing this head on, Harris is attempting to reframe her record as a prosecutor, and to a voting constituency she considers key to her campaign — black democrats in South Carolina and the rest of the country.
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And we've seen firsthand how fossil fuel divestment has helped to reframe the climate narrative from a technocratic problem about greenhouse gases to a moral one about fossil fuel production, climate denial, and social and intergenerational justice.
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" Lambert, who first shared the stage with Queen for the 2009 American Idol finale, added: "We have been designing a brand new visual spectacle that will reframe these iconic songs and we are excited to unveil it!
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If we want to continue to help advance our communities, we must to reframe the approach to student loans so that more people can look at student loans as a tool for personal, professional and financial advancement.
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The report outlines 35 recommendations for the EU to "reframe their response according to human rights standards", including by reversing the scaling back of its sea rescue operations and ending pressure on aid groups who do it.
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What the Mexican President did today was to reframe the US --Mexico relationship, by emphasizing how the border economy affects far more than just US Latinos, it floats the economies of major states from California to Texas.
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That, in turn, leads the right to reframe the discussion as one about how best to prevent terrorism—and to point out, correctly, that there are terrorist attacks even in places, like Paris, with stricter gun laws.
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Alternately, the modalities that have helped me the most when I've been in a relapse of severe panic attacks have not been attempts to "cure" the attacks, but rather, to reframe the narrative of what I'm experiencing.
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For us millennials, funding retirement falls squarely on our shoulders, and thankfully, it's not too late to reframe the way we think about retirement so we can avoid making the same mistakes that our parents' generation did.
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If we can reframe how we talk about connecting readers with literature, and how we want to market that concept of not making it feel as though it's some kind of chore, I think we'll find change.
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The 22017 Project, which marks the 22016th anniversary of the arrival of African slaves to Virginia, seeks to reframe the country's thinking about slavery and how intertwined the practice of slavery has been in shaping the nation.
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Whether we're trying to shine light on some obscure corner of the internet, or to reframe a familiar one through a new perspective, it's a revelation and a relief to be able to show rather than tell.
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It represents an ambitious way to not just use a catalog of songs, but use it to reframe a band: from bubble gum pop wonders to ahead-of-their-time advocates of feminist agency and sexual freedom.
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The Biden campaign is betting that a big victory in South Carolina — he's leading by 220006 points in some polls — will launch a comeback narrative and reframe the contest between him and Sanders heading into Super Tuesday.
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She has been successful — close to 90 percent of Win's clients are still living independently a year after they are discharged from the shelter system — and she has fought aggressively to reframe the narrative that demonizes homelessness.
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In another example of how friendships can benefit a marriage, happily married wives who experience conflicts in their marriage generally feel closer to their husbands when they can discuss and reframe the issues with a good friend.
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My point to her was that you have to reframe your view of government as not just a regulator and market fixer but as an active investor with a portfolio, having to make bets across different sectors.
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Marter encouraged survivors to reframe their perception of the news reports, and recognize the massive, public reckoning visible on social media, cable television and the front pages of newspapers means a longstanding issue is finally being addressed.
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Reforming training and mandating continuing medical education on the topic of addiction will inherently begin to reframe addiction as a disease, ultimately destigmatizing addiction, creating a dialogue among provider and patient, and allowing for more effective treatment.
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"Rather than admitting that the casting companies were seeking to enhance their own profits through the elimination of competition, they needed to reframe the issue as a feigned concern over health and retirement benefits," the lawsuit alleges.
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But the most useful tool is the one from which the app takes its name: The Quickshot setting automatically detects how you're holding the camera and will crop, reframe, and even edit the photos as you take them.
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Because, in the end, though there might be nothing more anxiety-inducing than a problem without a solution, The A Word helps to reframe the way we think about problems — both big and small — in the first place.
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As you scroll through text and portraits, a few of them come to life as video, a reminder that these are real women, not "poster women," trying to reframe their future as something more than Boko Haram victims.
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Given the divisive nature of the immigration debate, Murguia and others are hoping to reframe the issue around immigration's economic benefits, so it could coupled with or sequenced behind an infrastructure plan as part of major economic push.
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Honestly, listen back to it now—it fucking slaps—and it also offered us actual queer girls the opportunity to reframe a marketing ploy into something powerful in the process—in spite of Volkova's blatant, wince-worthy homophobia.
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When self-inflicted damage left Donald J. Trump's poll numbers sagging shortly after the Republican National Convention in 2016, the solution was to reframe the race around an incendiary issue that has animated Mr. Trump for decades: immigration.
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While "social distancing" may seem like a lonely and frightening premise, let's reframe it to "remote connecting" and perhaps you'll see it as an opportunity of a lifetime to reconnect with the world and those who truly matter.
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Instead, the Mass uses Beyoncé's story and songs, from "Formation" to "Flaws and All," to reframe the narratives and struggles of black women through the lens of the Christian Gospels and their message of radical hospitality and inclusion.
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She has covered just about every relevant print publication in the world, providing provocative quotes that try to reframe some of the biggest debates of the modern era: around terrorism, security, immigration, and activism—often challenging dominant Western narratives.
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The video depicts a modified version of one of Adobe's photo apps that features a microphone button, which activates a digital assistant that interacts with the user and helps crop, reframe, and share the picture entirely though voice commands.
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Read more: Let This Be the Last No Nut November Kate D'Adamo, a sex worker activist and harm reductionist at Reframe Health and Justice told me that cutting off electronic payment processors can be incredibly harmful for sex workers.
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To further master the Law of Least Least Effort, listen to our new album "Musical Meditations on the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, " in which Deepak guides you through how to reframe your mind in accordance with this law.
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If his gamble pays off Mr Cameron will have a window in which to reframe his country's place in Europe and describe a new course, before eyes turn to the next big political drama: the battle to replace him.
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Quashing worries that job growth is flagging, the government on Friday reported that employers increased payrolls by 287,000 in June, an arresting surge that could reframe the economic debate just weeks before Republicans and Democrats gather for their conventions.
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On this year's Head Cage, the band has once again shown their ability to reframe their sound, taking the primal aggression of their early-2000s material and adding the beefed up production of 2012's Book Burner to it.
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Grab a jar or bowl and each time you reframe your thinking or positively celebrate yourself, drop some change or something else that can serve as a visual reminder (dried beans, buttons, beads) of your progress into your jar.
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Perhaps best known for its use in That '70s Show, the camera is at a fixed location in a scene, and it pans to reframe itself at specific people or places in the environment when prompted by the player.
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So he spent his final days in South Carolina sharpening his attacks on the democratic socialist — to reframe the race as a two-person fight with Sanders — and by turning South Carolina into a home game of his own.
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Many say it has its roots, at least in part, in postwar writings by Alexander Stephens, the former vice president and intellectual leader of the Confederate States, who was trying to reframe the Southern rebellion as legal and justified.
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"For much of art history, sculpture was secondary to painting, and the radicality of Judd and his colleagues in the '60s was to change that around, and reframe the possibility for what an artist could do," Ms. Temkin said.
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Her observations on "the learned compliance of heterosexual femininity," how campus hookup culture remains "organized around male prerogatives" and the necessity of allowing ambiguity to exist in sexual relationships reframe feminist visions of consent, sex and male sexual entitlement.
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It aims to reframe the country's history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are.
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That argument tries to reframe a classic debate about the economic "pie" in the United States by suggesting there is no trade-off between increasing the size of the pie and dividing the slices more equitably among all Americans.
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If your child picks a goal that isn't in line with your values (like being the most popular kid in the world), you might help them reframe it into something healthier — like showing kindness to someone every single day.
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It aims to reframe the country's history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are.
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I'm not sure I entirely buy the severity of that premise, but let me reframe it: If this ended up in the military convincing the president out of military action, it would be a dramatic reversal of traditional roles.
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However, I was able to play around with the camera's snapback feature, which uses a dedicated button to quickly zoom the camera out so you can find and reframe your subject before jumping back to the magnification you were using before.
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I set out to determine whether we can reframe ghosting through the lens of emotional debt to help us find an antidote to cynicism and fear, and, perhaps more importantly, become a little more accountable to others along the way.
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Like the classics it takes clear inspiration from, including everything from Zelda to Metroid to Dark Souls, Minit helps players reframe how they think about progress, education, and death in video games by restricting you to a 60-second timer.
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Of course, I'm bringing 100 percent effort to the dance but also at the same time it's an opportunity to make a statement – an opportunity to reframe how people look at the deaf community and the betterment of deaf youth.
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" Next to these slots are ways to reframe the thoughts by examining how they might be distorted by emotion, and turn them into positive thoughts, like "I can learn from my mistakes" and "My [Skill Rating] is an accurate reflection.
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But I think that the overall framework under which they are operating—which is that drug use needs to be met with a hammer—means that even if they reframe D.A.R.E. it's still going to be a very flawed educational system.
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He closely questioned Bickert on how a Facebook user seeing a political ad that contains false information would know they are being targeted by false information, rejecting repeated attempts to misleading reframe his question as just about general targeting data.
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All that's required to reframe the word is to point out that the things bitches are often guilty of can be both unexceptional and necessary: flexing influence, standing up for their beliefs, not acting according to feminine norms and expectations. Mrs.
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Yet in an era with no earmarks, and when other institutions like the ones Rauch described have all been weakened, figuring out how to give the rank-in-file a way to reframe the agenda may be the new normal.
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It's time to reframe mass shootings as a national security issue, and not a "mental health" issue, which makes it an anomalous act of a disturbed individual, or a "public health" issue, which obscures the defining attributes of the attack.
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With these statistics indicating a less employable and skilled workforce, recent policy initiatives and statements of support have finally begun to reframe CTE as so many know it: an accessible stepping stone to a high-tech, in-demand, and lucrative career.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE to reframe the fight in 28500.
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A lot of the work I do now is similar to what I was doing when I was at the Coalition for the Homeless: I helped them work through their own narratives and reframe their stories with power and purpose.
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A regime that gave the world "alternative facts" has been working overtime at year's end to banish words it doesn't like or believe in, and to take credit for, or reframe, good things that it had very little to do with.
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Mr. Moulton is one of dozens of lawmakers who signed on as co-sponsors of the Green New Deal in February, but in recent weeks he has expressed skepticism about it and has sought to reframe it as a jobs package.
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"We don't need to maintain that language in a document to understand the history of where we've come from," said Nikole Hannah-Jones, founder of The 1619 Project, which aims to reframe American history by including the contribution of black Americans.
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Therefore, as I watched one person after another seek to reframe the silent protest against systematic racism undertaken by NFL players into a protest against the flag, or veterans, this disingenuous logic hit home in a number of ways for me.
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In our Mentor Text lesson plan to support this unit, we first show how a range of journalists from across sections of The Times regularly make comparisons and connections between things — whether to explain new concepts or to reframe old ones.
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First, unlike other politicians that seek to frame or reframe their image through positive media coverage during a campaign, Trump's celebrity persona as a CEO and tough decision-maker was already cemented and well-suited to his desired political image.
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Now comes a pair of young British theater-makers, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, with a revisionist take on those sorry stories: "Six," a pop musical in which each woman gets, at least for a few minutes, to reframe her fame.
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Now comes a pair of young British theater-makers, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, with a revisionist take on those sorry stories: "Six," a pop musical in which each woman gets, at least for a few minutes, to reframe her fame.
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Perhaps a way for you to reframe the way you feel about this move is to remember that it's a reasonable response to your changing circumstances, regardless of who was behind the decision to ask you to vacate the apartment.
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Democrats should follow their voters, who increasingly want more open borders, and reframe the immigration debate by rejecting the very notion that the border needs more "security" and making it clear that the real problem is the denial of migrants' rights.
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Pacifica also offers a cognitive behavioral therapy that encourages you to examine and reframe negative thought patterns—the idea behind it being that what we worry about has less to do with the events themselves and more how we interpret them.
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There is, however, a newish measure for diverse hiring on productions: the ReFrame Stamp, which was created by the group Women in Film Los Angeles and the Sundance Institute, and begun last year in conjunction with the industry site IMDbPro.
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If the two-part finale turns up the intensity even incrementally on Mr. Robot's dysfunctional new reality, they could reframe the entire season in a way that will make it far more fascinating than many are giving it credit for.
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Porter Lara strives to reframe a ubiquitous item we generally regard as trash as what she describes a "contemporary artifact" — an object that was designed by humans that holds significant cultural weight and may one day be of historical interest.
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The artist feels that by using gold to repair something that is usually considered a flaw, like a crack in the concrete, she can reframe it as something of value that honors the natural processes that got us to where we are now.
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It seems like you have an odd place in that you don't just solve people's problems, you reframe the problem in a way that not only addresses the underlying issue but also makes them reconsider so many underlying assumptions they're working with.
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"I started to realize that there are a lot of people who are unaware of Deaf culture, and I've been given a great platform to reframe the Deaf community," DiMarco says of the reaction after won the CW reality show's 22nd cycle.
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It has also shaped my deep, abiding respect for wanting to reframe the experience of women of color in politics and the general world, so we're not just seen as victims, but we're seen as the strong, resilient, courageous people that we are.
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Northeastern University's Master of Science (MS) in Creative Practice Leadership will provide a core critical and theoretical framework — along with a technological foundation – that enables leaders to reframe established practices, react to new opportunities, engage new audiences, and respond to new challenges.
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If enunciated properly, it could reframe the terms of political debate for a generation to come, recasting our conception of government's role in the economy in line with the demands of the digital age and finally carrying us beyond the stale capitalism-vs.
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Second, they reframe a problem, but in a familiar way: They may be aware that they need to serve women, but they leap to obvious answers, like having cards made up in pink — which might help, but don't result in a fundamental shift.
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Morris taught MTurk workers a few basic cognitive behavioral techniques to respond to posts: how to empathize with a tough situation, how to recognize cognitive distortions that amplify life's troubles, and how to reframe a user's thinking to provide a more optimistic alternative.
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And in developing treatments for schizophrenia, PTSD, traumatic brain injury, borderline personality disorder, anxiety, addiction and depression, along the way their work also aims to completely reframe how we approach mental illness to shed new light on how it flows through the brain.
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So when a man brings his dog to a nice restaurant and then runs out when the check arrives, leaving Julia to pay the bill, she struggles to reframe the situation: Was this going really well and I just didn't know it?
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The media continues to reframe the horrific tragedy in Orlando as an American one, rather than a queer one, by focusing on ISIS, terrorism, and Mateen's own repressed sexuality—instead of the fact that he was a product of cultural homophobia and ignorance.
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There's no rulebook on how to be sad, and although internet bandwagons can be aggravating, they're not half as bad as contrarians who try to reframe public discourse in a way that just happens to make them seem discerning and high-minded.
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The disturbing history of Dr. Asperger and the movement to reframe the syndrome Every May 22 primary election you should know about, briefly explained 9 standout Cannes movies you'll be hearing about this year The historically low birthrate, explained in 3 charts
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Trump's core supporters can't see this disloyalty for what it is, because conservative agitprop media will reframe any developments like these as evidence of disloyalty to Trump—or, where they can't spin inconvenient facts away, they simply won't report them at all.
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Rather, immersed in the black political genre of Afrofuturism — wherein blacks use the imaginative soil of science fiction and fantasy to reframe debates about colonialism, racism, otherness and political legitimacy — he wanted to think about the way blacks experience time differently from whites.
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Rather he seeks to reframe the entirety of human history as an endless tug-of-war between eras in which powerful hierarchical institutions predominate (the Tower of the title) only to be undermined by the influence of emerging networks (the corresponding Square).
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Returning TBD Fired: Jeffrey Tambor Reason: sexual misconduct allegations "Transparent" helped to reframe popular consideration of the transgender community, and Mr. Tambor won raves and an Emmy as Maura Pfefferman, the narcissistic patriarch turned "moppa" to three adult (and equally narcissistic) children.
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"Congresspeople watch Law & Order like the rest of us and so have internalized so many of those narratives, just as much as everyone else," Kate D'Adamo, a partner at the harm reduction and criminal legal reform consulting collective Reframe, told The New Republic.
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The Corps's recent decision to focus on storms, and not rising seas, ran afoul of New York officials, including the City Council, which adopted a resolution last year asking the agency to reframe the project to include preventing flooding from rising seas.
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"No middle class tax increases," she writes in her post, before trying to reframe the $20.5 trillion government program as something of a tax cut, since hundreds of millions of people will no longer have to pay premiums, deductibles, or hospital bills.
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"I think that groups who are anti-sex work are going to use [Girls Do Porn's indictment], but they'll use anything to discredit and undermine sex workers," Kate D'Adamo, a sex worker activist and harm reductionist at Reframe Health and Justice, said.
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Auto Reframe is an effect that can be applied to clips on Premiere's timeline, and users can choose between three motion presets (Slower Motion, Default, and Faster Motion) to let the algorithm to know how much movement to expect in the video.
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Leadership consultant David Gray, whose area of focus is the human element of change and innovation, argues that in order to clarify our own thinking and make powerful connections with others, we need to identify and reframe the beliefs that hold us back.
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Occasionally a guest would be on a Fox News show to represent the opposing viewpoint, and they would defend the 24 million number, though almost immediately a conservative guest or the host would reframe the discussion around CBO's credibility or Obamacare's failure.
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With steps to reframe our policies toward a long-term perspective that reflects our collective values and goals we want to achieve as a society, we can let the long-term thinkers better shape the market and invigorate our economic engines of progress.
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Her new goal, it seemed clear from her opening and closing statements, was to reframe Mr. Sanders, and do it in a tight and uncomfortable box: as a candidate fixated on one issue, economic inequality, who has little to say about other important issues.
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" On her YouTube channel, Contrapoints, Wynn tries to reframe the debate around issues like free speech, the alt-right, incels, and transgender pronouns in a way that "makes [the far right] reveal their puritanism and their phobias, and has me as the, like, libertine.
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Rylo, which costs $3603 and goes on sale today, is a dual-lens camera that lets you do creative things with the full 2360-degree sphere of imagery, like transforming it into a regular, flat video that you can reframe as much as you want.
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This was Facebook trying reframe the idea of digital ethics — to make it so very big-picture-y that it could embrace his people-tracking ad-funded business model as a fuzzily wide public good, with a sort of 'oh go on then' shrug.
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If you can try to take a breath, put your phone away, and reframe the anxiety in your brain, you'll be able to ride it out without getting angry at mom for getting your hopes up when she texts you instead of your crush.
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Instead of trying to reframe Rocky Horror in a way that could resonate with 2016 audiences, Let's Do the Time Warp Again lacks any sense of time or place, somehow managing to both slavishly copy the original and fail to generate any of its spark.
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Trump has also -- with a big assist from congressional Republicans -- sought to reframe his initial attack from one that is clearly racist and xenophobic to one that is simply an attack on what he contends is creeping socialism advocated by Ocasio-Cortez and her colleagues.
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And in a major address to the Davos forum, he will try to reframe issues that have challenged the Obama administration, including making the case that the U.S.-led strategy against ISIS is showing steady progress, even while he concedes more needs to be done.
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But rather than just ticking through his policies and his proposals for engaging those dangers, and beyond even just downplaying the threat ISIS poses, Obama repeatedly attempted to reframe Americans' understanding of the nature of that threat — even when that meant raising some hard truths.
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In recent days, he has sought to reframe the El Paso and Dayton shootings as really being mental health problems — never mind that other countries have people with mental illnesses without having regular mass shootings — and floated the idea of building new mental institutions.
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In her latest show The Evanesced, artist Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts society's compulsion to reframe, mitigate, or eliminate the role of black women in the US. Current headlines demonstrate the social and political forces at play in erasing the contributions and presence of black women.
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But whether out of comfort with talking about another deal or a simple desire to be unpredictable, Mr. Trump managed to reframe the meeting as being about an issue that neither the United States nor Israel had any intention to push at the General Assembly.
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But in other places around the world — notably, parts of Canada and South Korea — politicians have adapted the idea in ways that not only show signs of working, but that also reframe it not as a tax, but as a financial windfall for taxpayers.
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Levine helps patients reframe the moment as an opportunity to get their bodies in optimal condition to conceive, like by limiting their news consumption to manage stress and by eating a Mediterranean-style diet, which has been shown to improve pregnancy and birth outcomes.
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By my count, there is one single piece of wisdom in this book, and it is this: You really can change your mind about some things, and the way to get unstuck from many a seemingly intractable work situation is indeed to reframe the problem.
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Any Trump plan would most likely "reframe United States policy to make a two-state solution impossible," said Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace who served as a Middle East peace negotiator under presidents of both parties.
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While Trump has given a few speeches since taking office, this is truly the first time he will be able to stand in front of the entire nation and try to reframe what has widely been seen as a bumpy start to his administration.
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Phillip Kopp, an assistant professor of criminal justice at California State University, Fullerton, said that at the very least, rethinking whether the crime of burglary is "violent" would reframe our understanding of who exactly is in our prisons—and who should potentially be let out.
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Conservative media outlets have found a way reframe the conversation about DREAMers, arguing that young undocumented immigrants are a criminal threat to ordinary Americans — or at least that enough of them might be dangerous that it's not worth the risk of providing legal protections.
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"Reframe the question to focus on the value that you bring to the job, why you're qualified to work at this company, what you can add to the company, and why you're so excited to be applying — rather than [discussing] what you made previously," she suggests. 2.
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It wasn't a decision that left me feeling great about its implications, but thanks to a last second intervention by the game's first companion character, a delightful engineer named Parvati, I was given reason to reframe the choice in front of me and who it could hurt.
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Silicon Valley's response to the prospect of an overarching US privacy law has been predictably disingenuous — with attempts to reframe the issue under broadbrush, malleable concepts like 'control' or 'accountability'; and lobbying efforts aimed at steering regulators away from drafting rules anywhere near as robust as GDPR.
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Reframe Your Experience Whether you're applying for a new dream job, a better role within the company where you already work, or simply looking to take the next natural step in your career, you'll need to talk about your experience in a way that feels relevant.
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For example, Facebook had taken down some articles about fentanyl and material related to USU's "Reframe the Blame" campaign, in which people who use opioids write living wills opposing the prosecution of their friends or connections if they die from an OD. Those posts were restored.
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By leaving the race, Mr. O'Rourke completes the winding path from his early status as a potential front-runner to his drastic decision over the summer to reframe his candidacy as an activist crusader following the mass shooting targeting Latinos in his home city of El Paso.
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The main problem with current tax reform isn't targeting popular tax breaks; it's punting on the chance to reframe the tax code so it lives up to reformers' stated goals of making it fairer, providing relief for those who need it, and boosting job and economic growth.
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Zezas says that President Trump and his advisors might decide that more aggressive trade policies will encourage more interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, helping the economy; that they will be able to "reframe" the argument around the trade war; and that China might give in.
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"There are dozens upon dozens of terrorism-related cases, but every now and then there is one that has the potential to reframe how people think about the efficacy of civilian prosecution," said Robert Chesney, a University of Texas law professor who specializes in national security.
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Many of these influencers from outside the Seven Kingdoms provide necessary wisdom — helping reframe perspectives on people above and below the Wall, on gender roles, on the tenets and practices of different religions and on the damage caused by the civil war, especially to the common people.
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Although it can be difficult, and even guilt-inducing, to make time for yourself as a distance caregiver, Dr. Fried finds it helpful to reframe the importance of caring for oneself, in part, as a prerequisite to providing sustained, effective care for others and preventing burnout.
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Given the evidence and the Olympic ban, he was skeptical that Russia could reframe the narrative around state-sponsored doping by attacking Dr. Rodchenkov, but he said that he and his protectors were "right to be nervous": Mr. Putin's critics have met with sudden and violent deaths.
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MTV's Molly Lambert shared one possible reason for this: "Hearing Kanye talk about going off his [antidepressant medication] Lexapro [in one of his songs on the new album], I started to reframe his recent run of Twitter sprees as something other than just record promo," Lambert wrote.
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Coming in the middle of a presidential election campaign for Vladimir Putin, the immediate hysteria and geopolitical intrigue allowed him to invigorate the race and reframe the election away from pocketbook issues and towards his traditional strengths of defending Russia from a cruel and Russophobic West.
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Adobe's new Auto Reframe feature, which uses artificial intelligence to automate the process of editing and cropping video for various social platforms, is now available in Premiere Pro, the company announced today as part of its slew of product releases at the annual Adobe Max conference.
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"This is an opportunity to use what the FDA announced as a chance to reframe a very, very important debate that's been going on in tobacco control circles for decades and has not really resulted in progress or common ground," said Zeller in an interview with CNBC.
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The project — a collection of essays, criticism and art — aims to reframe the country's history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are.
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ReFrame, an initiative by Women in Film and the Sundance Institute, offers unconscious bias training and conscious inclusion training, which "gets people to understand how their brains work in ways that we don't always mean them to," as Women in Film's executive director Kirsten Schaffer put it.
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Trade agreements at the European level (the only level where they are legal for Germany) with the U.S. will continue to be on the back burner as Merkel won't have the political momentum to reframe an issue that faced well-organized public opposition during TTIP negotiations.
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The project — a collection of essays, criticism and art — aims to reframe the country's history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are.
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Moderated by Star Wars film series regular Warwick Davis, the event came with plenty of surprises: George Lucas showed up to talk about the origins of the franchise and reframe his legacy with the series, while Harrison Ford dropped in to joke about sneaking in on his own plane.
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Instead thinking of a budget as a system of setting up horrible restrictions, reframe the point of doing them in the first place: Everyone needs money to live, and in the best possible cases, it also helps you to thrive and enjoy life — but that can require planning.
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"She's going to Michigan, and will try to reframe the debate around electability, she'll argue in front of an African-American audience ... that electability is broader than being a white male and that she can be competitive in the Midwest," CNN's senior political reporter Nia-Malika Henderson said.
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In other cases, books such as Matt Ruff's Lovecraft Country, Nick Mamatas' I Am Providence, and Victor LaValle's The Ballad of Black Tom all use familiar elements from Lovecraft's stories, but reframe them in such a way that the people he hated the most are the sympathetic parties.
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Clinton was clearly seeking to reframe the campaign debate as a referendum on Trump's fitness to be commander in chief during a week in which she has dealt with an onslaught of allegations that she used her influence as secretary of state to help donors to the Clinton Foundation.
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This sort of legalistic approach has often permeated the "both sides" debates of the last several years — typically at the urging of those who benefit most from taking questions of power and harm off the table, and want to reframe punching down as a boxing match between equals.
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By focusing the majority of its attention on Harding's own early life and career, rather than the scandal that followed, the film seems to challenge us to reassess our opinion of Harding, to reframe her alleged involvement in Kerrigan's injury in the context of her upbringing and personal struggles.
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Along with speaking up about her own experiences, she partnered with five mental-health organizations, called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health, in May 2015 to reframe mental health imagery and encourage others to speak openly about mental health with their doctors, support systems, family and friends.
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Thanks to some of Adobe's machine learning smarts, video producers — especially those who don't usually shoot the kind of vertical videos that TikTok prefers — can switch to a different aspect ratio with just the click of a button and Premiere Rush will automatically reframe these shots for you.
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It's so tempting to get one to cuddle up with, whisper sweet nothings to, and give butt scratches, but you might want to reframe owning one in your mind as a luxury — or at least a responsibility — until you're fully prepared, mentally and financially, to care for one.
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For the rest of the movie, the terrific Nélisse portrays the author of "The Tale," an unreliable narrator who is determined to seize control of her older self's story, to reframe it as an adventure—a casting gambit that forces the viewer to see every scene as negotiable.
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"This really is a way to feel connected to people that are often times invisible," Shah said, "to read their stories, to understand their narrative, to really reframe them as entrepreneurial, which they absolutely are, and as fundamentally capable, and just meeting resources to basically help fuel their dreams."
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It's now accompanied by a "contextualization plaque" installed in 2016 at the insistence of student activists and faculty, who observed that the statue's creators wanted not merely to remember the dead but to extol white Southern nationalism and reframe the Civil War as a defense of states' rights.
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By helping them to reframe these disappointing scenarios as intentional choices to care for the more vulnerable members of our society, they will understand that staying home if they have flu-like symptoms or have been told to do so by their school is aligned with what matters most.
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Early this year, my colleague Daniel Pipes at the Middle East Forum set out to reframe the way we all think about the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians: What if it's not a capacity problem, or an economic problem, or even a territorial or ethno-religious problem?
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This was the perfect opportunity for the network to reframe the narrative and go back to covering the gun debate using the old model: by focusing on its interpretation of the Second Amendment and doing mental gymnastics to find solutions that have nothing to do with actual gun control.
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Financial therapy is a relatively new field that combines the nuts-and-bolts "this is what you should do with your cash" advice you would receive from a financial advisor with the "this is how you can reframe your emotions" redirecting you'd expect from a particularly hands-on cognitive-behavioral therapist.
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As an entrepreneur, speaker, mentor, professor, Amazon best-selling author of Reframe, UX expert with more than 18 years of experience under her belt, and founder and CEO of Motivate Design, Mona Patel understands how to develop high-level concepts to create the ultimate customer experience for business and brands alike.
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It's an interesting reframe of social metrics that might not be that familiar or intuitive to audiences not stepped in Twitter as everyday users – retweets and replies involve a bit more mental gymnastics to grasp than a simple and direct expression of how many people are engaging with the material.
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They say the practices taught in the class and the book can help you (in designing-your-life-speak) "reframe" dysfunctional beliefs that surround life and career decisions and help you "wayfind" in a chaotic world through the adoption of such design tenets as bias-for-action, prototyping and team-building.
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Data on the prevalence of trafficking in the sex industry is hard to come by, but D'Adamo of Reframe Health and Justice says the most reliable studies have found around 15 percent to 25 percent of minors who sell sex report having been exploited by a third party at some point.
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I agree with you that it's pretty much the reason the whole "June stays" cliffhanger plays out in a far more... confrontational fashion than I think the show may have intended, to the degree that it really does reframe the story as one of an avenging angel or something similar.
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Women and people of color have been finding their voices through organizations like Time's Up and ReFrame, which have transformed the issues of gender and racial equality from tired buzzwords into vital, concrete paths to addressing the imbalanced power structures that some blame for allowing abusers like Mr. Weinstein to flourish.
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If, in trying to articulate what a far-left politics means in the age of Trump, his ideas are occasionally underdeveloped, that seem a fair price to pay for an admirable attempt to reframe all of American politics, to shift the Overton window to include ideas too radical for Bernie Sanders.
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Verge of unraveling Before attempting to reframe his life story as one of resilience and overcoming obstacles, Trump's campaign seemed at the verge of unraveling this week, once again sending GOP lawmakers slinking away from their flailing nominee, as they try to contain the collateral damage to vulnerable House and Senate candidates.
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This line of thinking recasts genetic modification as the ultimate perversion, the bio-industry as a fetish gone wild, and Ecosexual Bathhouse is ultimately a provocation to reframe our perspective on the biosphere, to rethink the social and psychological boundaries between sex and ecology by acknowledging the perversity of our current situation.
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Of course it's a tremendous ask to tell someone to be happy with their work obligations, but if you reframe this commitment as something that's supporting something else in your life that's very important, then it can be a little more pleasurable to eat your veggies and go to bed on time.
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Pelosi, meanwhile, worked to reframe the controversy as being more than yet another attack by Trump on a member of the Squad (a group of progressive congresswomen that includes Omar and Tlaib), but as a minor hiccup in a strong US-Israeli alliance that would endure beyond the partisan politicking of the day.
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For more than a year, the stalwart veterans group has been working to reframe the debate as a question of not only moral and economic imperatives, but also patriotic ones, arguing that access to medical marijuana could ease suffering and reduce suicide rates among soldiers who return from the horrors of war.
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In the face of Weinstein's attempts to reframe his narrative as a kind of "war on men," let's remember that a woman is a victim of sexual violence in the U.S. every 73 seconds, and that nearly half of all women homicide victims are killed by a current or former intimate partner.
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By doing so, they argue, Mr. Obama could reframe his legacy on immigration, adding a triumph after he failed to address the issue of the vast majority of the country's 11 million undocumented immigrants and instead earned the nickname "deporter in chief" for expelling more people than any other president in history.
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"From addressing the consequences of climate change to furthering our understanding of human behavior to fusing forms of artistic expression, this year's 26 extraordinary MacArthur Fellows demonstrate the power of individual creativity to reframe old problems, spur reflection, create new knowledge, and better the world for everyone," he said in a statement.
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Reframe Minnesota: Art Beyond a Single Story, co-curated by Payer and Maggie Thompson, invites, for the first time, non-Native artists into one of just a few Native-only contemporary art spaces in the US. Payer felt the problems of race, politics, and representation were not the exclusive burden of Native artists.
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They do that by treating them extremely seriously and with that much-coveted sincerity, but also by centering them within very self-aware lived experiences, making conscious choices about how to either subvert the tropes they're working with or reframe social issues in order to shamelessly leverage those tropes to create even more shameless fantasy.
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These include Time's Up, the celebrity-fueled group that in addition to condemning sexual harassment has formed a legal-defense fund to help connect women of various industries to lawyers, and ReFrame, an organization run by Women in Film and the Sundance Institute with the goal of achieving gender parity in the entertainment industry.
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Featured Article: "A Brief History of Slavery That You Didn't Learn in School" In August 2019, The New York Times Magazine published The 1619 Project, an ongoing initiative that aims to reframe the country's history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.
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Working to close the circular loop by extending the life of clothing (an additional nine months of wear, their research has found, reduces an item's carbon, waste and water footprint by 20-30% each), the company has worked to reframe the way we think about our wardrobes and the life cycle of our clothes.
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But the artist and former professional dancer Alexandra Bachzetsis encourages us to think more critically and proactively about those codes in her performances, which reframe and reinterpret movements sourced from wrestling moves and Hollywood cinema to Greek dance traditions and historical representations of love and conflict, particularly as they pertain to and shape women's behavior.
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Calla Rose Ostrander, Wick's right-hand person at the Marin Carbon Project, told me that the project's greater goal is to completely reframe how we think about waste, to see it as more than a nuisance — to recognize it as a resource, a tool that can help us garden our way out of the climate problem.
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"The core (of CBT) is trying to help people reframe the way in which they think about pain as being something that is horrible and will ruin their life to something that can be managed with tools and here are those tools," which include exercise, breathing techniques and planning activities that do not aggravate the pain, Cherkin said.
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The final shot is Cruz's campaign bus driving through a white-light-drenched landscape, followed by the words "TO BE CONTINUED..." No one ever accused the Canadian-born Texan of lacking chutzpah, and it certainly takes balls to reframe his campaign as a noble, hard-fought crusade on par with the charge of the light brigade.
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With his father — whom he refers to throughout the book simply as "DJT" — fighting impeachment down the street, Mr. Trump, a valuable Republican surrogate and Trump rally fixture, has used his new platform as an author to try to reframe the story of the 2016 election, the special counsel investigation, and all of the battles that came after.
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When we cease to consider what women like and want as foreplay and reframe it as the main event, for example, we begin to challenge, from the most intimate and private and emotionally powerful place, a long-accepted, deeply believed but nearly invisible world view, and make an impossible-to-miss statement about who and what counts.
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But over the last week, as he sought to reframe the race into an argument of ideas with Biden, the Vermont senator fell back into the familiar rhythms of his first presidential bid, brooding over moderates racing to "anoint" their preferred candidate and complaining about a corporate media he believes isn't even trying to understand his cause.
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While it is apt to ask a "Sophie's Choice" question about whether it is worse for government or tech giants to control our conversations, we might reframe this question as this: How can transparency guidelines shift the balance of power from Silicon Valley and government officials back to the people to democratize our marketplace of ideas?
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And though the bluesy new number for Hades thankfully does nothing to reframe the material or remediate his villainy, "A Cool Day in Hell" does give Mr. Bart, who sang Hercules's songs in the movie and now looks like he woke up on the bad side of a bender, a chance to show off his comic mastery.
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The app also lets users play around with keyframes that can reframe the footage mid-clip in really interesting ways, much like the Insta360 One X. It's an alluring promise, though GoPro didn't have any Max units ready for testing like it did with the Hero 8 Black, so it's one we'll have to wait to put to the test.
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So Trump sought to do the heavy lifting himself Monday, delivering a feisty speech here that attempted to reframe the campaign and extract him from the quagmire of the past week, which included a disappointing debate performance, a roiling controversy over whether he paid taxes, and ill-advised attacks on a Latina beauty queen -- a feud he couldn't seem to let go.
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These comics addressed #MeToo (categorizing it as "women screaming out of their vaginas"), rape (Bill Cosby using his lazy eye as a lookout), and survivors (casting doubt on women who came forward based on their appearance) head-on, but if they took pause to question whether they needed to reframe their material in light of the recent news, it wasn't evident.
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The key to acing the on-demand interview is to simply reframe it: Don't think of it as a conversation, but as a speech, Paul Wolfe, senior vice president of human resources at Indeed, tells CNBC Make It. "This kind of asynchronous communication, it's difficult because it's so foreign to people," says Paul J. Bailo, author of several books on interviewing.
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Though the book was controversial in some circles — Sherwin Nuland savaged it in The New York Review of Books, and it provoked a slew of opposing books (including, inevitably, "Talking Back to Prozac") — "Listening to Prozac" helped reframe the context in which patients and physicians thought about what was then a new class of drugs, the S.S.R.I.s, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants.
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During the hearing, which featured the top US diplomat in Ukraine William Taylor and State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary George Kent, Republicans asked questions and delivered soliloquies that sought to reframe Trump's attempts to pressure Ukraine into launching investigations into his rivals as noble anti-corruption efforts that did no harm to Ukraine's war effort or the US-Ukraine relationship.
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"Happy Sunday from me and my skin that I've committed to love in every and all states 💕with travel + work + 24/7 in makeup I have to actively remind myself to not sweat the details (aka the blemishes) and reframe it as a reminder to make sure I'm taking care of myself," Shahidi wrote under the pair of smiley photos.
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Straining themselves to avoid criticizing the candidate or campaign, Ms. Warren's most loyal admirers are trying to reframe the New Hampshire outcome in the most flattering light possible: More than two dozen of them, in interviews at events throughout Nevada, argued her fourth-place finish was an aberration, not a blow to the campaign's core message that should force reflection or correction.
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But the real-world attempt to reframe religious doctrine in the parlance of social media is part of a pattern: Francis' papacy has been marked by memes, whether positive (photos of the Holy Father appearing to spit hot fire), negative (a video of the Holy Father slapping a woman who got too handsy), or just sad (the Holy Father giving a TED Talk).
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Reframing the approach to gun ownership I believe it's time to reframe the approach to gun ownership from opt out (everyone who wants a gun can get one unless we can prove they should not have one) to opt in (everyone who wants a gun must demonstrate, on an ongoing basis, that they are capable and willing to responsibly manage gun ownership).
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Democratic pollsters who once helped assemble guidance for talking about the importance of the special counsel investigation are developing new polling to help lawmakers reframe the debate on presidential wrongdoing around Mr. Mueller's possible conclusion, to lay the groundwork for continued investigations and to push back against the attempts by the president's allies to play down the significance of wrongdoing.
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Naturally, the fiery hot takes came rolling in almost immediately, as music writers attempted to reframe the former boy-bander in this new solo context: The Guardian threw some neutral shade at Styles's plethora of influences, while Rolling Stone crowned him a "true rock and roll prince" and the New Statesman argued that he's been a rock star all along.
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While Senator Sanders is specifically calling attention to issues like workers on SNAP, generally his goal is to reframe the wealth of Amazon and its CEO—currently the wealthiest man on Earth—against the relative poverty of the workers who make that company so prosperous, as well as the federal, state, and local governmental systems that continue to dole out funding, liens, and other favors to Amazon.
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Mark Zuckerberg's recent open letter — which sought to reframe some of the societal divisions that have been demonstrably exacerbated by social networking as a need to further embed social networking structures into human societies to harness even more of people's activity — is unlikely to be the last public pronouncement the Facebook CEO feels moved to make as social networking platforms and political discourse are wound ever tighter.
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His inclusion allows the show to reframe its complicated relationship with homosexuality; the writers, actors and Gabaldon have all emphasized that Black Jack Randall's fascination with Jamie was driven by his sadistic tendencies, not his orientation (he also had no compunctions about torturing women, as Claire can attest) — but it's inevitable that Jamie would instinctively view any male attention as predatory in light of that experience.
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Since Sundance often functions as a herald of the year ahead in cinema, the 2019 festival's two ways of looking at America midway through the Trump administration's first term are two sides of the same coin, and they suggest what film can do best when it's operating in a mode of dissent: critique, remind, reframe the future, and tell stories that challenge what audiences think they know.
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" Committee chair Damian Collins also gave short shrift to Allan's attempt to muddily reframe this line of questioning — as regulators advocating "turning off the internet" (instead of what Angus was actually calling for: A way to get "credible democratic responses from a corporation") — by interjecting: "I think we would also distinguish between the internet and Facebook to say they're not necessarily the same thing.
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"The push to reframe pole dancing as an edgy—but not too edgy—form of exercise is part of a bigger story of non-sex working women appropriating sex workers' cultural and theoretical innovations while at the same time doing all they can to distance themselves from sex workers," says Heather Berg, a lecturer at USC who researches labor, sex work, and public policy.
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In The Evanesced at the California African American Museum, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts society's compulsion to reframe, mitigate, or eliminate the role of black women in the US. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Spanning the length of a large gallery wall at the California African American Museum is a slim rectangular grid of 100 images of women whose names and identities are unknown.
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As Li Zhou reported for Vox in coverage of CNN's climate change forum, Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren responded to a question about whether the government should be regulating the lightbulb market with what many found to be a refreshing reframe: "Oh, come on, give me a break," Warren said in response to the light bulb question, in one of the breakout moments of the night.
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Though the slowdown, which began in 2014, was previously often attributed to the crackdown on gift-giving in China as well as the growing sophistication of the Asian consumer and overexpansion, the study identified digital disruption, the pace of change and the need to reframe the relationship between technology and luxury as the most crucial issues in the coming year, no matter the geography or product focus.
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In the course of making the case for Algren's neglected work, Asher does something else nearly as valuable, which is to reframe—and to free from myth and obfuscation, much of it Algren's own—the life: a life not just entertainingly full of incident but also inspiring and exemplary in a time when questions of art's role in resisting the enemies of democracy and economic justice are newly immediate.
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Butina, who was arrested in July on charges of conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent, allegedly worked to make inroads with the NRA and other conservative groups, all with the goal of pushing Russia's agenda in the US. Her lawyer, however, is trying to change that narrative, launching an online legal defense fund and using sympathetic photos of Butina to reframe her as an innocent student wrongly accused.
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Adobe&aposs New Painting App Is a Tantalizing Sneak Peek at the iPad&aposs FutureFirst announced last October, Adobe Fresco is the company's next-generation painting and…Read more ReadAuto Reframe, as Adobe has called the new tool, will be available for Premiere, the company's video editing application, sometime later this year and will take advantage of the company's cloud-based AI and machine learning-powered automation software, Adobe Sensei.
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An escalating feud: The comments from GOP senators came as Republicans are attempting to reframe the election security debate by explaining their rationale for consistently blocking related bills, despite warnings from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE that Russia is actively planning on a repeat performance of its 2202 election interference.
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Outlaw appeal has long been integral to hip-hop — think Tupac Shakur, 50 Cent, Chief Keef and dozens more — and rappers from this new generation with difficult back stories are in the early stages of their careers, in a genre in which tolerance of complicated histories tends to be high, and in which skepticism about institutions like law enforcement can reframe someone accused of a crime as an anti-authoritarian folk hero.
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My own multi-year ethnographic study has demonstrated that some of the reasons black students do so well in these spaces are access to black educators with whom they may develop particularly meaningful relationships, the ability to name anti-blackness and white supremacy, and reframe individual racialized experiences within the context of structural and institutional racism, and access to curricular instruction that (at minimum) acknowledges the formative role of black people in historical and contemporary America.
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To sum up very succinctly, his reflections on this context led him to reframe the issue as a loss of painting instead of an end to painting, a pivotal nuance, and from there to lay down the foundations for a concept of the artwork as the object produced by the loss of painting a very different conclusion from Donald Judd's specific object, and one that allowed painting to continue as a viable proposition instead of having to defer to sculpture in order to remain true to the literalist doctrine, as Judd would have it.
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It's how Gamergate harassers wheedled the games industry and many of its journalists into distracted chin-stroking over disingenuous claims about ethical concerns rather than full-throated condemnation; it's how Trump managed to reframe a neo-Nazi rally where a woman was murdered by a white supremacist into a conflict with "some very fine people on both sides"; it's how Twitter itself managed to cling to the swaying, decaying mast of free speech at all costs for so very long — even when the cost was persistent brutalization, often of its most vulnerable users.
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This week's screening features short films by William E. Jones, who digs into archives, modifying their original content to reframe the stories they tell; Mike Kelley, whose idiosyncratic works across a wide spectrum of media offered a window into his interior world; Danny Lyon, who immersed himself into various communities to create iconic photo series on bikers, the incarcerated, and the '60s activist group SNCC; and US-born Palestinian filmmaker Jumana Manna, whose research-based films delve deeply into their subjects, from the struggle to preserve the biodiversity of seeds to a moving study of traditional Middle Eastern music.
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