Role reversal But Trump was not the only politician pulling off a role reversal toward the gay community.
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Its biggest role reversal comes from breakout actress Karrueche Tran.
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I fear we're about to witness a jarring role reversal.
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But President Donald Trump's new administration culminates a role reversal.
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It's a role reversal of everything patriarchal society offers them.
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For his part, Chapman remains humbled by the role reversal.
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But the role reversal seems to have invigorated both parties.
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By episode's end, Tracy and Earn undergo a role reversal.
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So we were left with an interesting role-reversal last weekend.
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Uncomfortable with the role reversal, she was reluctant to do so.
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It is a marriage that begins with a radical role reversal.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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Role reversal The Clinton-Obama rapprochement has had real results in 2016.
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This recent video startled me, as it was a stunning role reversal.
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By the way, that role reversal thing is a little weird for me.
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He's now the primary homemaker, a stark role reversal in their traditional culture.
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This year, in a crazy role reversal, I had my own picture taken.
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Most military spouses are women and he finds humor in the role reversal.
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It's a rare role reversal for someone who almost always plays the good guy.
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Irene: It's about being a bad bih and role reversal—live your best life.
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It also represents a notable critic-artist role reversal with respect to risk management.
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The mood is not one of unease or embarrassment, but empowerment through role reversal.
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In a bit of a role reversal, the younger sibling is leading the charge.
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Fans say the game Chinese Parents is a surprisingly poignant exercise in role reversal.
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The studies suggest that a rare phenomenon called sex-role reversal may be in play.
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Ms. Harris's ascendancy in online fund-raising has produced a role reversal with Ms. Warren.
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Sapin's comments mark something of a role reversal for those running Europe's two biggest economies.
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There's a way of looking at the role reversal in "Green Book" as an upgrade.
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It's easy to criticize Gretchen's fast romantic role reversal, but Cash sees her character's choice differently.
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It's a role reversal from a previous conversation the two had, before the kids were born.
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"I said to him, 'You've made this complete role reversal — you're very apologetic,' " Behar told me.
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HANNITY: No, but this is interesting for me because this is role reversal, because I interview you.
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But the series's initial conflicts are so absurd that they blunt the impact of her role reversal.
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Roh's driver recalls how Roh, in a self-effacing role reversal, drove him around on his honeymoon.
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It's also normal to primarily feel more submissive or dominant, and want to experiment with role reversal.
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Trump claimed the role reversal from the usually robotic Rubio was a bid for better television ratings.
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When a plaintiff sues for defamation for being called a liar, it creates a kind of role reversal.
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In a bit of role reversal, it was BC which mustered only 207 yards (150 passing, 57 rushing).
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Then he looks at the growing tech startup bubble and a role reversal between the U.S. and China.
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"Will you marry me?" she asked in a bit of a role reversal, rendering the speechwriter momentarily speechless.
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It's a role-reversal, too: This time, Michael had a dream about Eli and decided to seek him out.
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A woman in Miami recently performed a role reversal on a police officer by pulling him over for speeding.
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That role reversal is crystallizing ahead of a deadline to decide whether to participate in the $1.2 billion project.
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Now, in a striking role reversal, Farid has taken over the dominant role, while Ahmad seems withdrawn and subdued.
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With Lent right around the corner, one option he ought to consider is embracing the tradition of role reversal.
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As for Gus and Mickey, her shepherding him through a drug trip is the smartest kind of role reversal.
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However, a study recently published to Nature offers new insight into the genetic mechanisms that allow this gestational role-reversal.
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It is the youth in her voice, over and above her chastising words, that makes this role reversal so powerful.
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Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have been known to use a role reversal tactic when interviewing potential candidates.
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The sanctuary cases represent a political role reversal: Liberal sanctuary jurisdictions are relying on federalism arguments traditionally associated with conservatives.
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And then look for a role reversal on states' rights issues the next time there's a Democrat in the White House.
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Rather than the classic 22018st-century worry about what kids are doing online, Facebook use requires a sort of role reversal.
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SVP: If there is a single idea behind Scale's tech predictions for 2016, it's the role reversal between humans and machines.
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A third role reversal to which administration officials point was Haley's trip to Vienna last month to review Iran nuclear activities.
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Role reversal A Confederate monument is out and Harriet Tubman is in at a park in Baltimore near John Hopkins University.
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Whether the role reversal could become something more permanent remains to be seen, but Mr. King said Republicans should be concerned.
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Michael is the primary caregiver while I work full time at Google, a sort of role reversal of a more traditional household.
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The ideological role reversal continued with Democratic lawmakers reminding everyone that it's unconstitutional to require private companies to follow First Amendment guidelines.
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Thomas Markle has quickly become the dad that America is most disappointed in, a fun little role reversal for all of us.
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But the mass shooting in El Paso, which killed at least 22 people, including eight Mexican nationals, has inspired a role reversal.
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It was a role reversal from Tuesday's wild card game, when Scherzer started and Strasburg followed with three shutout innings of relief.
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Yes, Drake is possibly the most low-key stan of all time, but the latest news offers a bit of a role reversal.
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It's tough to imagine George ending up back there, barring an injury to Leonard or some kind of role reversal on the Clippers.
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Or, better yet, "I can definitely see him being an athletic director," Littrell said, before smiling at the thought of a role reversal.
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The mental gymnastics required for such a profound role reversal between humans and machines all depend on the underlying assumption that humans suck.
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Sure enough, Mr Roberts summoned him to secure the final two outs, an all-but-unprecedented role reversal for a starter and a reliever.
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But the role reversal here — her son's the one saying the punch line in the This Is Us version — is a sweet Easter egg.
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We both loved the role reversal, and when she expressed interest in doing it again, well, I kept my eyes peeled for another opportunity.
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While locked up, in a role reversal, Tyrion now comes to visit Jon and tells him, ""Releasing you to the Unsullied would start a war.
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The pair's resulting sex scene continues their little role-reversal as it inverts the kind of bad sex heterosexual women tend to be familiar with.
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In a role-reversal that looks odd from a national perspective but makes sense in Louisiana, they say, in particular, that he formerly supported abortion.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson said this year's PGA Championship at Quail Hollow starting on Thursday represents a role reversal with the U.S. Open.
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" The role-reversal motif feels a bit static, especially in comparison to Saudo and Di Giacomo's similarly themed "My Dad Is Big and Strong, BUT . . .
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Thunberg's youthful voice is also impactful, as it embodies the role reversal of a child chastising adults for their inability to tackle the climate crisis.
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In the kind of role reversal that is not uncommon in politics, one of those with the most riding on Gillespie's coattails is Trump himself.
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In fact, it sparked a role reversal, with Obama and his wife, Michelle, returning the favor to become the most prominent surrogates for Hillary Clinton's election.
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He's unable to cope with his addiction and Ally's rocket ship success, and their role reversal begins to add further strain to their once-idyllic relationship.
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This role reversal—manifest in trends of artistic professionalization and of critical experimentation—arises, when it does, from a complex of aesthetic and socio-economic concerns.
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In a brief role reversal, Savage challenges his interviewer to think beyond her fears and consider cheating a likely reality that will affect even her partnership.
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The situation is a role reversal for Switzerland, whose strict bank secrecy laws for years had made the wealthy Alpine country a haven for hidden money.
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It was a discomfiting role reversal for Day, who had fed off his mother's strength since his father died of stomach cancer when Day was 12.
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For all the details on IPVanish VPN check out this quick video: IPVanish VPN has played role reversal and is giving out the gifts for its birthday.
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McConnell scheduled a cloture vote in the Senate on Monday, setting up confirmation for Dr. Robert Califf, in something of a role reversal for the parties. Sens.
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At the same time, Greg (Santino Fontana) finds he's happier than he's been in a long time — it's a bit of a role reversal for these two.
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"And in a nearly unprecedented role-reversal, the S.E.C. agreed to disgorge monies it collected in connection with consent judgments against various hedge funds, including Level Global."
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A bit of a role reversal from last year's playoffs, when Carolina had to travel to Seattle after a late-season run just to make the postseason.
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Perhaps the greatest irony of the AT&T and Time Warner deal is the role reversal of those who rooted for it and those who fought it.
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And, in a preview of the role reversal that is likely to occur in the next Congress, Democrats on the committee chided Republicans for their spending plans.
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As curator Denise Markonish describes them, these are "objects that act and cinema that is frozen in time," a self-conscious role reversal for film and sculpture.
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Our treatment of animals sits at the forefront, with some suggesting that the role reversal of the primates puts a mirror to our own treatment of other species.
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Liao's photos present a loose role-reversal, poking fun at power structures through their absurdity, often flipping, repeating, and jabbing at clichés from popular media and art history.
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Beyond that, and the day's strange role-reversal of regulatory stances, the hearing was the natural escalation of censorship claims made by some Republicans during the Zuckerberg hearings.
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Engaging in some role reversal with Mr. Trump, he visited the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, a striking resort owned by the Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon G. Adelson.
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Hersl and Taylor experienced a stark role reversal during the trial as they faced a judge while other officers and administrators took to the stand to describe police abuses.
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Embodying this beaked merchant of mayhem can feel like a satisfying role reversal for any human who has ever encountered an angry goose honking at them in a park.
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Cobra calls the package "driver awareness," a sort of role reversal of technology which is increasingly being deployed to monitor drivers these days rather than the other way around.
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It also can go a long way toward mentally girding yourself for the emotional upheaval that some caregivers experience when they find themselves in the parent-child role reversal.
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It's a gender role reversal, sure, but like The Full Monty, it's a commentary on the agency of men who cast about for careers in an economically uncertain environment.
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" In the Christian tradition, this role reversal was often an extension of Jesus's revolutionary edict that one day "the last will be first and the first will be last.
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In a role reversal, Janelle Monáe, reigning queen of dapper red carpet menswear, decided to go high femme at the Globes in her sparkly, tulle-heavy Armani Privé gown.
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However, unexpected layoffs in my husband's sector shook us and ultimately led to a role reversal: Now, he stays home, while I provide our income from my writing business.
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It also can go a long way toward mentally girding yourself for the emotional upheaval that some caregivers experience when they find themselves in a parent-child role reversal.
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At the same time, in a striking role reversal, the party long known for its universally hawkish stance toward Russia is now ceding some of that ground to Democrats.
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They take on a little role reversal of Jo helping Bailey with some therapy techniques she learned from Carly to help her work through her conflicted emotions about being pregnant.
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The company is even on the hunt for international gas deals that could bring fuel back to Saudi Arabia, a role reversal for one of the world's most dominant exporters.
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His role reversal, from prosecutor against Clinton to one of Trump's most vocal defenders, has provided a steady stream of criticism that he's done a 180 between 1999 and 2019.
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For the first time, more Republicans than Democrats say that free trade has cost the U.S. more jobs than it has created, a role reversal that spiked during the 2016 campaign.
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Defining the Feminist Thing to Do in a woman's White House is likely to be a running riddle, because which is the project: role reversal or wiping away outdated roles altogether?.
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It is a radical role reversal for state attorneys general — their Republican colleagues spent the last eight years suing the federal government to block the enactment of many Obama-era rules.
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The British media, shocked and titillated by Mr. Polunin's sudden role reversal, christened him the bad boy of ballet, and the dance press wrung its collective hands over what had gone wrong.
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And in something of a poetic role reversal, Microsoft is positioning itself to pick up the slack from people who may be fed up with Google's Chrome browser and its questionable privacy practices.
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It's almost like a big role reversal—as I become more confident in myself as a woman and an artist, there comes the comments about your looks: Less viable, less attractive, less fuckable.
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Sopko also spent a few years in the private sector as a partner at the Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld law firm, where, in a role reversal, he aided clients facing congressional probes.
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Yet nobody called out that all she did was a role reversal on this tweet from over a week ago... oh, she added 5 years, another kid and that "fancy camera" tho 🙂 pic.twitter.
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It was a role reversal for Florida, which was tied 211-21 against Vegas in the third period Sunday, only to give up three consecutive goals while being outshot 20-2 in the period.
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Another warned that he had been witnessing the role reversal occurring between men and women for years, citing the rise of man-buns and skinny jeans with the downfall of the masculine male empire.
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But Kia Nurse, a veteran of the last two title teams, said the role reversal represented an opportunity seldom seen in a program that has not lost consecutive games since the 1992-93 season.
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Instead of waiting in a long line with the photographers, I walked into Radio City on the red carpet in brand-new clothes — and in a crazy role reversal, I had my picture taken.
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Although legal systems in many developing countries were implanted during colonial times, nature's rights campaigns in Europe and North America represents a role reversal in which "eco-cratic" indigenous worldviews are enjoying a revival.
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Betty and Jughead say they'll be busy with FP getting out of jail and as Veronica and Archie follow up on their lead, there's a connection between The Reaper and the Black Hood – role reversal!
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The feature is noteworthy mostly for the fact that it rips a sheet out of Facebook's playbook — a role reversal for a company that watched its biggest competitor clone its killer innovation to wild success.
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But it strikes me that there's been some sort of role reversal, British dramatists having learned from Americans that you can write plays set in one room that still engage with public and political issues.
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I have a feeling that it might have to do with their relative role reversal in "The Book of Dougs" — suddenly, Chidi was reassuring a constantly-freaking-out Eleanor, instead of the other way around.
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In fact, Glickman was advocating role reversal in the bedroom, as a way of offering straight men an insight—"when sex is about catching rather than pitching"—into their female partner's pleasure, potential discomfort and vulnerability.
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The role reversal marks a bitter personal defeat for the billionaire media magnate and his party, which took more moderate positions on the euro and immigration while the League campaigned on a fiercely anti-migrant ticket.
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This dissonance is underscored when the men in the group listen to a recording entitled "Woman Which Includes Man" — a role reversal exercise in which a society with women in the traditionally male positions is imagined.
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A bit of slapping, nails, bossing him around, telling him what to do, bending him into some compromising positions, spanking, role reversal, maybe some dress up, and some solid pounding (him receiving) to finish it off.
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Adam Jones, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Idaho who was not involved in the study, said more key pieces of evidence would be needed to conclusively show sex-role reversal in smooth guardian frogs.
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As Van Wagenen heads to Las Vegas for the winter meetings, which begin on Sunday, he finds himself in a role reversal: instead of asking for free-agent contracts, he will be trying to give them.
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In this role reversal, local high schools have contracted to send students for part-day classes at the Lincoln facility, where they can complete six of the 13 study units offered in the full-time program.
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The pursuit of Us Weekly is a notable role reversal for Tronc, the newspaper publisher formerly known as Tribune Publishing, which rebuffed a takeover attempt from the Gannett Company last year after a long public battle.
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The movie looks like a fun role reversal, with the men trying to be legit, and Kendrick and Plaza leaning into parts that are sort of like Plaza's turns in Dirty Grandpa and The To-Do List.
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Washington (CNN)In a role reversal on Tuesday, Senate Democrats were imploring one of President Donald Trump's nominees to uphold a campaign promise he made -- while Republicans sought assurances the nominee would try to change Trump's mind.
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So rather than making a gold statue of the musician, Deller orchestrated a series of role-reversal experiences, turning the artist into a curator, the rock star into a tableau vivant, and the art students into collaborators.
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So when the tables turn on the foreigners in the last act, the string of kills that ensue come not just with the satisfaction of well-executed suspense but also of the exhilaration of the role reversal.
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A year ago in the regular-season finale, it was role reversal because Wake Forest already had bowl eligibility and a five-win Duke team pulled off a road victory to qualify for a bowl as well.
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Syrda also noted than men who married women who they knew would be occupying the breadwinner role in the relationship did not experience the same increase in stress—only the men who experienced a role reversal did.
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Then, in a role reversal, I was the Times sports editor for 12 years during the 1990s and early 2000s when Litsky was reporting on the Giants during their successful Super Bowl runs under Coach Bill Parcells.
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And like ancient Europeans in need of a good Carnival before the meat runs out, the American people are in desperate need of Carnival's role-reversal pageantry, even if just for a moment, before our hope runs out.
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In her character, we see the role reversal that hardly ever gets written and presented on TV — the daughter caring for her aging, father, who mostly ignores or tone-polices her while protecting her brother's right to make mistakes.
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EditorsNote: adds city in second graf, other minor edits Role reversal and field position were two prominent themes Thursday when Texas Tech and host TCU matched up in a crossroads game for both teams in the Big 593 Conference.
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In another role reversal, German Chancellor Angela Merkel reluctantly agreed to back an acceleration in Turkey's EU bid because she needs Ankara's help in stemming the flow of migrants after more than one million arrived in Germany last year.
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But in recent years there has been a "role reversal" with the CRPF often taking the lead, said P.M. Nair, a defense analyst who served in the force for nearly eight years, two of them in Jammu and Kashmir.
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At least for one election, it seems, there will be a role reversal: The state that has long served mostly as just an A.T.M. for candidates from across the nation will be on the receiving end of campaign cash.
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"I really wanted to catch him off guard and kind of flip the script on its head, and do something sort of extreme to play with this gender role reversal," says Gracie Coates, 28, who lives in Brooklyn with her fiancé.
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The "role reversal" is a hackneyed storytelling device that rarely works, but it's terrific fun here because Edgar and Lindsay haven't improved their lives so much as they've taken a couple of small steps forward while their friends have utterly collapsed.
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See the full list below: ALEXA AND KATIE A comedy about two lifelong best friends starting their freshman year of high school, the pals deal with a sudden role reversal when Alexa faces cancer and Katie experiences life the way her BFF does.
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If such a role reversal is in part a product of the neoliberal tendency to privatize risk, in which increasing amounts of risk get shunted off onto individuals, it is also, in important and perhaps less obvious ways, a legacy of Conceptualist aesthetics.
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The NBA's features a flubbed alley-oop attempt for every one that works, usually involving a role-reversal more charming in theory than in actuality—LaMarcus Aldridge sailing a lob pass over the outstretched arms of James Harden, that sort of thing.
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The Republican motions underscored the role-reversal for Schiff and Nunes in the Democratic-led Congress when it comes to the Russia investigation: In the last Congress, Schiff made numerous requests for subpoenas and committee actions that were rejected by the Republican majority.
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With the Mets' lineup doing its part to put runs on the board, it was a role reversal for deGrom, who posted a 10-9 record despite his 1.70 earned run average last season thanks to the Mets' struggles at the plate.
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In this culture, it is the men who work to maintain hair length as a representation of power, protection, and masculine elegance —a role reversal of sorts, in which women aren't bound to an expectation to perform beauty under a patriarchal gaze.
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There, on the sidewalk, all the models were seated in front of enormous speakers, taking cell-phone photos of the departing editors, a role reversal that Jacobs devised after becoming frustrated that so many people at his shows seemed to be distracted by social media.
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Putin is known for arriving late to important events -- considered a power play by some observers -- but this time his late arrival offered a role reversal for the US President, who has recently walked in late to meetings at the G123 and NATO summits.
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Mayfield found a rhythm with his offense, namely with wide receiver Jarvis Landry—including a sneaky two-point conversion with Landry finding Mayfield in a role reversal—and erased a 14-3 halftime deficit to help the Browns pull off the comeback win in his NFL debut.
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After berating the compliant Coxxx, Phoenix realizes he's turned on by her verbal abuse and strips him down, manhandling him and whipping his body around like a rag doll while—in an inspired, athletic bout of role reversal—holding him upside down in a standing 69 position.
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And while Martin had always been attentive and sympathetic when she told him how hard it could be for a woman who requires food and therefore a job, he didn't get the chance to be empathetic until Nicole suggested that we try a little role reversal.
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As the big broadcast networks and ad buyers descend on Manhattan this week for the start of the annual advertising sales season known as upfronts, that Colbert-Fallon role reversal says everything you need to know about the political charge that's shaking up the television world.
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Democrats mobilized quickly on Monday to begin lobbing a stream of attacks against the Republican health care proposal, marking a drastic role reversal for a party that has struggled to defend the Affordable Care Act for the past eight years -- and suffered significant political losses along the way.
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But, at least we get a bit of a gender role reversal here that is atypical for Disney films of this era: A woman (Jane, who is part of a British expedition) lures Tarzan away from his life when he realizes she is human and he is too.
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Astros 5, Red Sox 4 BOSTON — Justin Verlander outpitched Chris Sale in a relief role-reversal for the two aces, and the Houston Astros advanced to their first American League Championship Series, rallying past the Boston Red Sox, 23-4, Monday in Game 4 of their division series.
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None of the movies that made a point of criticizing capitalism in 2019 exactly tried to solve the questions they raise: Parasite, Uncut Gems, and Hustlers all end in moments of violence or despair or resignation, while Knives Out offers the somewhat hollow victory of a fantasy role reversal.
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The 2018 midterms were a remarkable role reversal in health care politics: After Republicans had run relentlessly for years on repealing Obamacare, Democrats counterattacked, using the GOP repeal bills and the lawsuit supported by DOJ to slam Republicans for trying to cut health care for millions of Americans.
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Also this year, harassment showed up as a role-reversal gag in an episode of NBC's "Great News," in which a female TV exec (played by Tina Fey) starts performatively harassing her employees in a bid to land a big payout like the ones afforded Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly.
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To be clear about the aforementioned "role reversal," the fact that digital players are putting emphasis on their shiny new content does not mean they've lost the ability to provide excellent data, and the fact that networks are embracing more data does not mean they've lost the ability to produce excellent content.
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Thangyat performances are a form of role reversal in which the authorities permit ordinary people to say things that would not otherwise be tolerated, said Christina Fink, a Myanmar expert at George Washington University and the author of a 2009 book about survival under military rule in the country, which is also known as Burma.
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Great. To make a tricky theme a bit trickier yet, the ER..ER is not split between the two words of each phrase consistently; sometimes the first ER ends a word (like LOBSTER), sometimes it's within the first word (like BEVERAGE), sometimes it's split across two words (as in ROLE REVERSAL) and sometimes it's in the second word (as in BLACKBOARD ERASER).
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By the time their 45-minute appearance at the American ambassador's residence in London was over, the French leader had managed a rare role reversal, putting Mr. Trump on the defensive about his vision for NATO and his handling of a military conflict involving Turkey, and swatting away the president's joke about sending Islamic State fighters from Syria to France.
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Good morning, today I had an argument with my 71-year-old mother about whether she needs to go into town to buy BIRDSEED today, how are you doing with your loved ones Younger adults and their boomer parents are dealing with some serious role reversal right now, as we beg the same people who begged us not to do drugs or play in traffic to keep themselves home and stop getting their health news from conservative talk radio.
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