The WHO expects this move to help remove stigma and make transgender people more socially acceptable (although this idea says something about people with mental illnesses not being socially acceptable).
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Trump helped make hate more "socially acceptable," as Gerstenfeld said.
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What's socially acceptable or unacceptable to say in public shifts.
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Fencing schools were not always considered socially acceptable in Germany.
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Consumerism in Pyongyang has become more socially acceptable and visible.
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This makes it both liberating and socially acceptable, says Nasser.
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But it is fat in a more socially acceptable way.
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It is the socially acceptable prejudice, and it needs to stop.
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As smoking has become less socially acceptable, smoking rates have declined.
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Traditional smoking is less socially acceptable – and vaping is gaining traction.
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I can't think of a socially acceptable way to find out.
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At least for the moment, disengagement is no longer socially acceptable.
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This sort of event is seen as no longer socially acceptable.
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It wasn't socially acceptable to be like this for a long time.
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Oh, okay... Well either way, doing so is now officially socially acceptable.
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She's clearly looking for excuses to make this feel more socially acceptable.
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As long as interactions stay within socially acceptable boundaries, then it's cool.
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It's almost as socially acceptable to say you're not drinking as drinking.
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So many people fell victim to heroin because it was socially acceptable.
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It's dangerous, devastating, crippling, and it's a killer, and still socially acceptable.
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I can't wait until it's more socially acceptable to drink my weed.
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A lot of people say ageism is the last socially acceptable prejudice.
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"It begins to make guns seem less socially acceptable," Dr. Siegel said.
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As a young adult, she says mentorship was not as socially acceptable.
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Who would have known at the time how pornography would become socially acceptable?
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It's becoming a lot more socially acceptable to admit that you're a meditator.
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But apparently it is not socially acceptable to get sick of maternity leave.
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Don't expect any of those ideas to come off as remotely socially acceptable.
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But there is something that rings more socially acceptable about the Beyhive, for example.
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Most people would love to compare paychecks, if only it were more socially acceptable.
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It's finally socially acceptable to look like a mystical unicorn, and it's about time.
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Is right now a socially acceptable hour of the day to order a pizza?
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Engineers have for decades searched for a socially acceptable alternative to burying or burning.
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When do you think it became socially acceptable for all people to be Beliebers?
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They are more socially acceptable, and the punishments for using them are less severe.
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Businesses and communities also play a major role in what we deem socially acceptable.
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Sigmund Freud called this "sublimation," the channeling of destructive impulses into socially acceptable actions.
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It's been said that romantic love is the only socially acceptable form of insanity.
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"It's dangerous, devastating, crippling, and it's a killer, and still socially acceptable," she added.
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It's something that we've been taught is socially acceptable because our colonizer said so.
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To swim, as to write, is to choose an intense state of socially acceptable aloneness.
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Augmented reality is the future because it's a lot more socially acceptable than virtual reality.
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But it's become more socially acceptable, and ultimately it wasn't for anyone else but me.
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Few African and Asian women light up—smoking is often socially acceptable only for men.
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"I think it will be interesting to see how socially acceptable this is," said Gundersen.
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On the bright side, it is now socially acceptable to wear a sweatsuit virtually anywhere.
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The "alt-right" movement seeks to rebrand white nationalism as hip, intellectual, and socially acceptable.
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Holding onto hope before death—no matter how futile, medically speaking—is more socially acceptable.
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For example, it's not socially acceptable to take photos or videos on a naturist site.
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At first, I only did it when it was socially acceptable, like at costume parties.
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Bailey has said the aim was to find a "socially acceptable" level of cross-subsidy.
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When populist politicians gain mainstream success, that can make white nationalist ideas more socially acceptable.
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"The calculus here is that this has to be socially acceptable for people," Thrun says.
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But for most, access is relatively easy and socially acceptable, often through family or friends.
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They use socially acceptable forms of coercion and domination to enforce certain standards of performance.
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And why wasn't anyone overly bundled up beyond the socially acceptable mores of 19th century dress?
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The more people that talk about this and do this, the more it becomes socially acceptable!
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She also felt guilty about not dealing with the situation in a more socially acceptable way.
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But would society consider it more socially acceptable to start the day by drinking a Twinkie?
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I'm always writing about people who feel more kindred with animals than is perhaps socially acceptable.
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The other issues were just empty complaints, borne of terrible—but otherwise socially acceptable—cafeteria food.
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There's never been a better time for this totally socially acceptable kind of exploitation than Halloween.
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With broad adoption, Apple has managed to re-architect what is socially acceptable and even desirable.
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Holding on to hope before death—no matter how futile, medically speaking—is more socially acceptable.
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Your daughter is just consuming them via a different route—albeit one that's less socially acceptable.
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Finally listen to Christmas music (because that's a socially acceptable thing to do after Thanksgiving) 5.
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It's no longer socially acceptable to say out loud that women are worth less than men.
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The idea that people feel inhibited from saying what they think because it's not socially acceptable.
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Chocolate. All the chocolate until it's a socially acceptable hour at which to drink cornershop vodka.
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It was suddenly a lot more socially acceptable, even cool, "to Juul" than to smoke cigarettes.
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Motherhood remains the cultural norm, and reproductive technology and adoption are widely available and socially acceptable.
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So they turn to different, more masculinely socially acceptable alternatives: strippers, cam models, phone sex operators.
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Laughter, in its most basic form, is really just a socially acceptable cry for help. LOL.
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It's just, like, making it more socially acceptable — it's perpetuating the thing that vaping is cool.
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Mr. Campbell hopes that upscale marijuana brands like his will make the drug more socially acceptable.
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It's socially acceptable to admit that you spent hours bingeing Game of Thrones over the weekend.
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This may be because people lie about what they eat, offering answers that are more socially acceptable.
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"This is a universal thing in terms of what is socially acceptable to compete for," she said.
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What was once associated with Woodstock and Reagan's War on Drugs is now pretty damn socially acceptable.
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It is socially acceptable to wear headphones; in fact Apple and Beats by Dre made it fashionable.
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After all, my death had already been deemed by a court of law to be socially acceptable.
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Which means you must only permit yourself to be "real" in very specific, very socially acceptable ways.
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When it was socially acceptable to dump a million versions of the same picture on social media.
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We all know people who are gay, who are trans, and it's something that is socially acceptable.
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Safe to say, its much more socially acceptable for men to iterate past childhood stardom than women.
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But I did feel like there were these two counter-balances and rugby made violin socially acceptable.
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"[Critics have said] that vaping was originally meant to make using nicotine socially acceptable again," he added.
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Even with no correct answer, some general principles might help platforms move toward a socially acceptable approach.
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"In summarizing Hirschman's work, Henderson says: "How did greed become socially acceptable as a motive for action?
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"We all have these socially acceptable masks that we've been brought up to put on," she said.
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In interviews, she acknowledged that she was pushing the traditional boundaries of socially acceptable behavior in Pakistan.
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My parents' generation remembers how long it took bluejeans and chewing gum to become socially acceptable here.
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In my neighborhood it was quote-unquote socially acceptable to do these things, be a tough guy.
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It's our most popular, socially acceptable catch-all excuse for getting out of just about any situation.
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As the scrutiny intensifies, working for Juul has, in at least some circles, become less socially acceptable.
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Weed has become so socially acceptable that even most cops in the area aren't fucking with it.
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While it might not seem socially acceptable to live with your parents, if you can eliminate your rent.
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In fact, Villanelle can twist herself into a ridiculously socially acceptable woman… and Jodie Comer hates that phrase.
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It'll never be reclaimed because it was never even a little bit socially acceptable in the first place.
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You know, the gay community took a while to get out of the closet, it's socially acceptable now?
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The urgent need to eat consistently outpaces any desire I might have to maintain a socially acceptable body.
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I am an early luncher and I basically go for my sandwich as soon as it's socially acceptable.
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As a result, there are now a number of socially acceptable ways to respond to his shock elevation.
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"It was never socially acceptable for boomer parents to go into debt to go to college," he says.
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Some aren't even possible yet while others are simply not yet socially acceptable because it's technically still summer.
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To protest what is invisible and socially acceptable makes anyone who does it, shows her fury, look foolish.
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Each of these behaviors is considered normal in response to ostracism and, generally, would be deemed socially acceptable.
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Her words ring true to any person who exists outside the parameters of what is considered socially acceptable.
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It's more socially acceptable for the wife to stay at home and do chores while the husband works.
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As a CEO, it became socially acceptable to saddle a company with debt and take a big payout.
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That's because it is more socially acceptable to voice concerns about finances than things like isolation or depression.
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Leaving the priesthood isn't socially acceptable, so it can be hard for an ex-priest to build relationships.
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Impact of corporal punishment Spanking and other forms of correction are legal and socially acceptable in many countries.
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He parallels rap artists with Irish literary greats such as James Joyce, who challenged what was socially acceptable.
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At that age, the things your peers say and do can often inform lifelong beliefs about what's socially acceptable.
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It's a socially acceptable form of escapism, and it can be an indicator that someone's mental wellbeing is shaky.
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I applaud as the song comes to an end, grateful for a socially acceptable way to vent my excitement.
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A 2013 survey by Netflix showed that 73% of the respondents viewed binge-watching as a socially acceptable behavior.
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The left claims that white supremacists rebranded themselves as the alt-right in order to become more socially acceptable.
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Further, to appease Southerners, white women carried the torch for suffrage since they were more socially acceptable standard bearers.
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She's a friend, so asking her to dress for cocktails and serve champagne was socially acceptable and stress free.
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But of course, as it stands, VR hardware isn't anywhere near engineering such slickly futuristic and socially acceptable feats.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," said Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and fellow conservative.
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"He was not the most socially acceptable person when it came to doing his job," Carrick, his doctor, said.
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This might have been more plausible in 2004, when expressions of queer identities were less visible and socially acceptable.
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The problem is I don't feel like I'm allowed this freedom, at least not in a socially acceptable way.
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After all, it's pretty much the only day a year when it's socially acceptable to make it all about you.
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Now you can perhaps do that endlessly — it's more socially acceptable to stay single and keep dating your whole life.
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The role games play in our lives has grown larger, messier, and more socially acceptable in the past two decades.
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Pushing myself in the home stretch and getting fast results just seemed like a socially acceptable form of my sickness.
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A recent Bleacher Report study found that nearly 2 in 3 sports fans ages 21-34 find it socially acceptable.
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Ruling: Not woke Thanks to some savvy marketing moves, Lyft managed to emerge as the socially acceptable alternative to Uber.
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In some cases, they can be installed with the permission of the device owner and used for socially acceptable purposes.
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I don't have to think about doing something that is socially acceptable anymore so what do I want to do?
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American discourse is littered with subtle reminders that a socially acceptable build is a prerequisite for kindness, respect, and acknowledgement.
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The treat is basically a socially acceptable way to eat dessert for breakfast, so it seems hard to turn down.
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Draping yourself in velvet is socially acceptable for fall/winter 2016, thanks to Adam Selman, Jason Wu and Monse. 5.
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From the get-go, this tweet was posted with the knowledge that it's become socially acceptable to hate on Swift.
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She's put up the socially acceptable amount of resistance, and now she can have the fun she wants to have.
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There's now a more efficient and socially acceptable way of taking photos, and it comes in the form of Picbot.
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"I think it's a good thing that we don't think that using the N-word is socially acceptable," he continued.
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We have been socialized to want to play dress up and that's O.K. It's also socially acceptable and universally celebrated.
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Open the market so that these consumer electronic companies can introduce over-the-counter, innovative and socially acceptable lifestyle brands.
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Quite often, for men, because crying is still not socially acceptable, their experiences of crying outside therapy have been bad.
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"It's socially acceptable for men to display ambition, but it's not socially the norm for women," Ms. Kimmell said. Mrs.
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They still like a drink there, of course, but opiates are weirdly more socially acceptable, at least in some circles.
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On the other hand, they feel it's far more socially acceptable to critique my gender presentation than my sexuality itself.
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As someone approaching 60, I wonder when it's socially acceptable to move away from "leaning in" to stepping away gracefully.
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Dad's socially acceptable soundbites protected him from negative responses to the war and kept his own memories at a distance.
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The Institute for Contemporary History said fears that the new publication might help make Hitler's ideology socially acceptable had proven unfounded.
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Ms Le Pen has spent her life in politics; her success has been to make a hitherto extremist party socially acceptable.
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Lord of the Rings feels like it was this enormous cultural touchstone that made one's geeky hobbies socially acceptable; even desired.
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" She responded that Catholicism "is the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion...their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals.
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Among the LGBTQ community, "baby gays" and even "baby dykes" are now socially acceptable slang for young, recently out, queer kid.
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"Untitled Goose Game is a safe, socially acceptable way to relieve stress," the Washington Post declared shortly after the game's release.
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"A protest t-shirt," she quickly replied when asked what she would wear to the Oscars if it was socially acceptable.
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That doesn't mean you're going to stop doing it, but at least the Guzzle Buddy makes it slightly more socially acceptable.
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In the winter, sometimes it's practically getting dark by the time we switch from our sweats into more socially acceptable clothing.
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It's hoping that form factor will make it more "socially acceptable" and less "intimidating" to wear in public, according to Martin.
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In this meme's case, Kermit and Constantine are a stand-in for our socially acceptable selves warring with our asshole instincts.
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"As a man, I don't feel confident about what is socially acceptable and what isn't," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The season takes place around 2021 or 2022, when technological advances have made dating in VR both possible and socially acceptable.
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"It's always been socially acceptable to punch a Nazi, to attack people if they have right-wing political leanings," he said.
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But should apps like iKamasutra really be considered more socially acceptable than something created with the assistance of researchers and sexologists?
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Not all the stereotypes have disappeared, and the casual expression of anti-Semitic tropes is still widely socially acceptable in France.
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It was also socially acceptable, as the child performer Shirley Temple sang in 1935, to enjoy animal crackers in your soup.
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Browsing On "Seinfeld," George Costanza dreamed of one day being able to drape himself in velvet, if it were socially acceptable.
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This is the one time that it is genuinely socially acceptable to drink pints in full view of everyone before midday.
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Sex toys [positioned as being] for couples had always been more socially acceptable because they don't mess up the status quo.
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Today it's not just legal for same-sex couples to express their affection in public; it's also much more socially acceptable.
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It's no longer socially acceptable to call a person with ALS or someone with schizophrenia or another physical or mental limitation crippled.
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Devices like the Nintendo 33DS, Switch, and the smartphone have popularized a much larger controller than was really socially acceptable in 2001.
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"When you do what we're doing, socializing sex, making it socially acceptable and shareable, you potentially triple, quadruple your returns," she says.
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And as Trump yelled his responses, Bauer noted that it would not be socially acceptable for Clinton could not do the same.
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As marijuana has become more popular and socially acceptable, designers and engineers have been working hard to improve on our old techniques.
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It feels more like you're paying for license to go wild for a little while, outside the confines of the socially acceptable.
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She obsesses over every detail of it, like a miniature version of Adora seeking complete control within her socially acceptable feminine domain.
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Ever wondered whether some of your everyday habits — say, wearing a fannypack, or talking to strangers on a plane — are socially acceptable?
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His approach has the great merit of keeping distinct what is legally permissible and what is or ought to be socially acceptable.
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They enforce laws, they are not there to write the laws and decide what laws are socially acceptable enough to not enforce.
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Why is it socially acceptable to eat factory-farmed burgers, for example, but not to eat sustainable wild meat such as seal?
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Humor is just a socially acceptable way of saying things that you might not be able to say without disturbing people otherwise.
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We could drink Buffalo sauce out of the bottle, but we hear it's more socially acceptable to eat it in dip form.
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"If my dream was to be a lawyer or doctor, something that was socially acceptable, then everybody would be happy," he said.
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When discussing the tendency to mimic socially acceptable behaviors instead of understanding them, Dawson cuts to the infamous Laura Lee apology video.
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Check out some of Larson's best style moments and jams from simpler times, when flip flops were socially acceptable on red carpets.
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Because of the associations we make with HIV, even another chronic sexually transmitted disease, such as HPV, is far more socially acceptable.
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But the calendar year is finite, and so is the window in which it's socially acceptable to publish "best of the year" lists.
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Provenance's efforts also promote socially acceptable practices, such as making sure that no slavery or exploitation has gone into the production of goods.
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The thinking goes: Now that non-black models are wearing this cap in a high fashion campaign, is it suddenly considered socially acceptable?
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The difference could be that it is more socially acceptable for women to show their competitive streak for their children than for money.
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For much of my childhood, I attended Catholic School and was taught to conform to ideals of what's considered to be socially acceptable.
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For one thing, its gathering of desperate, lonely men is far more socially acceptable than the bare-knuckle brawling group in Fight Club.
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"It's more socially acceptable that women don't have to marry until later, if at all," Stephanie Tong from Wayne State University told Axios.
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They're stretchy, comfy, come in fun colors and patterns and are quickly becoming socially acceptable to wear everywhere in public outside the gym.
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Most of us try really hard to keep this gas inside of our bodies, simply because it's not socially acceptable to do otherwise.
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My lob allows me to fall asleep with my wet hair, wake up, do nothing to it and still be deemed socially acceptable.
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Mine is the same size and height, so how come it's only socially acceptable for rock stars to live on a tour bus?!?
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By having a clearly-marked set of socially acceptable paths, it makes all the paths outside them so much sweeter and more enticing.
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Folklore with sexualized monsters tended to educate children about their socially-acceptable gender roles, while also giving them strict sexual scripts to follow.
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Cigarette butts are not biodegradable, and tossing one on the ground is still considered a socially acceptable form of littering in many countries.
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I have spent most of my life outside of the socially acceptable parameters of Black girlhood, an identity that is already intrinsically marginalized.
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These are the kinds of questions that prompt certain respondents in phone surveys to mask their views and provide socially acceptable answers instead.
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Those edibles and vape pens are also seen as healthier than smoking a joint, and more socially acceptable than pulling out a bong.
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Such hatred has become "socially acceptable," he added, before mentioning comedian Kathy Griffin's photo with a fake severed head that resembled President Trump.
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"That KKK was all about what they called 'Americanism' and was very socially acceptable in many communities, especially smaller ones," he told me.
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Anxiety disorders among the general population were already on the rise, and mental illness was already becoming increasingly more socially acceptable to discuss.
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When I was a kid, I dreamed that someday, in the future, it would become socially acceptable to communicate with others via notes.
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Rather than punishing parents with court battles, we should mount an educational campaign that would make disclosing children's DNA information less socially acceptable.
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Since it isn't socially acceptable or safe to wish death on rapists, though, many victims never get the space to acknowledge those feelings.
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On the new podcast, Pollan also talked about the path psychedelic substances might take to become legal and more socially acceptable in America.
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But my overall impression is that most of this stuff is just men's clothing that would be socially acceptable for me to wear.
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We live in a time where sweatsuits and workout clothes are now not only socially acceptable to wear outside of the home, but FASHIONABLE.
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"I imagine they think it is the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion," Jennifer Palmieri, who also worked for CAP at the time, replied.
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The original game is of course reflective of a different time when racist depictions of "American Indians" were considered socially acceptable in mainstream arenas.
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They seemed swaggeringly confident, able to land a punch, and referred to anything that wasn't socially acceptable as "gay", and gay men as "faggots".
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And as fandom has grown more commercialized, thus becoming more accessible and socially acceptable than ever, that inequality has been reinforced and even validated.
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Even in countries where divorce is socially acceptable, people still believe that marriage is a special bond, not to be made or broken lightly.
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Much more difficult and less socially acceptable to describe is the body- and life-altering joy of producing one of your new favorite people.
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"When researchers ask this question, a lot of the time, we don't know whether gamers are just producing a socially-acceptable answer," Yee said.
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The procedure is justified in America on grounds given little credence in Europe: that it makes genitals cleaner, nicer-looking and more socially acceptable.
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"That has made it socially acceptable to voice anti-immigrant or xenophobic sentiment in a way that it wasn't 10 years ago," he said.
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Since then, Islamic jurists in South Africa have ruled in favor of cryptocurrencies, arguing they have become socially acceptable and commonly used, said Mahomed.
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White residents "give a socially acceptable answer in the abstract," Krysan said, but they end up searching and living in much less diverse areas.
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I do see that it is considered at this time socially acceptable to dismiss and make light of the ethical movement that is veganism.
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Praise be to the caffeine gods, for the arrival of March's tepid temperatures means it's socially acceptable to sip cold brew all day long.
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In 2019, public displays of thirst became not only more widely socially acceptable, but also an act of empowerment in the wake of #MeToo.
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It's a simple experiment with a simple conclusion: As humans, even at an early age, we learn what's socially acceptable by watching other people.
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It's a simple experiment with a simple conclusion: As humans, even at an early age — we learn what's socially acceptable by watching other people.
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Basically, it's good for anytime you want to de-stress, but pulling out a bottle of Merlot or chanting "om" might not be socially acceptable.
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"It seems to be more socially acceptable now to say we are going to Churchlands," the parent said, referring to a local state-run school.
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" Palmieri responded, "I imagine they think it the is the most socially acceptable, politically conservative religion -- their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelical.
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But it also tells us that people are constantly looking for social and institutional cues as to what the socially acceptable courses of action are.
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And since heavy drinking isn't socially acceptable, there's a high degree of underreporting that happens and a real chance that alcohol's actual burden is underestimated.
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Internalization of socially acceptable norms and expectations for being a man, as well as knowledge-related barriers about abuse and assault, exist for these men.
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Though a diversity of thought can be shared, there are still laws and norms that guide what legally can and is socially acceptable to share.
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While it may no longer be socially acceptable to drape oneself in mink, fur trim has found its way onto coats, shoes, accessories, and furniture.
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Darren: Yes, I do feel it's true that people are hard on vegans and that it has been made socially acceptable to hate on vegans.
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As was the case with smoking indoors, the use of plastic bags becomes less socially acceptable over time once the government moves to restrict them.
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"After Life" feels as though Gervais has filled up a notebook with annoyances, then engineered a character with a socially acceptable excuse for voicing them.
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It's no longer socially acceptable to say that kind of thing out loud, but implicit assumptions take a lot longer to evolve than appearances do.
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Then there are the pleasures found in books about books: glimpses into the stories behind treasured volumes that offer a form of socially acceptable eavesdropping.
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It isn't saddled with any confounding principles such as what constitutes socially acceptable or unacceptable behavior or which decisions might result in negative downstream consequences.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and another member of his party said earlier this year.
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"Sebastian Kurz has made the far right socially acceptable," Reinhold Mitterlehner, a former vice chancellor and another member of his party said earlier this year.
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There needs to be planning around that, as well as socially acceptable methods to empower people to use electricity in the most economically efficient way.
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Gigi Hadid declared leggings-as-pants not only socially acceptable, but legitimately cool, and our interest in the workout staple has shown no signs of waning.
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The firm wants to set a "socially acceptable maximum" for executive pay at 240 times the French minimum wage, or 4.8 million euros at today's rates.
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But as online dating has become common place and socially acceptable, the number of reports of romance scams more than doubled to 21,000 reports in 2018.
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Pollsters know that people are more likely to give socially acceptable answers when they're contacted in a telephone survey -- there's even a name for the phenomenon.
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While we're still very much into the layered white tee styling tip, the spaghetti-strap dress is transitioning from *wink wink* bedroom wear to socially acceptable.
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"The most important thing is that they have no ties to the regime and that the people who have been picked are socially acceptable," he said.
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Why should women have to tolerate behavior that is neither standard nor socially acceptable -- that is frankly gross -- in order to accommodate a socially inept man?
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Betancourt also suspects that doctors in the survey might have been reluctant to admit prejudices that were less socially acceptable, such as biases toward racial groups.
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That's because of the changing perception of drug use in the US. Recreational cannabis use is legal in nine states and socially acceptable in almost all.
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Even better, there's the premise of getting sloshed on fruity, boozy, icy tiki drinks well earlier in the day than it would normally be socially acceptable.
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Nobody but meteorologists and people who take their astrology beliefs past socially acceptable levels gives a shit about the waxing and waning of the moon, Unicode.
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Wearing a chauffeur's cap or pretending to deliver a car for a white person enabled blacks to give the socially acceptable appearance of servitude and dependence.
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This suggests that the norm is so strong, we are willing to force people abused in childhood to hide their pain behind a socially acceptable mask.
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There is evidence that some assailants care little about politics: desperate Palestinians consider "martyrdom" at the hands of an Israeli soldier a socially acceptable form of suicide.
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So unless Magic Leap's technology is indistinguishable from a pair of glasses it's going to have a tough time blending in in a way that's socially acceptable.
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The surveys were self-reported and they admit that more people might have been willing to report their own drug use as it became more socially acceptable.
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We live in a post-Juicero world, and yet somehow, inexplicably, startups continue to push the limits of what is a socially acceptable expenditure of engineering effort.
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Mitt Romney was a powder-cocaine Republican, a socially acceptable xenophobe offering a high that made whites feel like masters of the universe: Still in charge here!
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We wanted to know more about binge-watchers – particularly their viewing habits, mental health status, and how prevalent and socially acceptable binge-watching was among their friends.
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So you can't help but think: Could there be a place, albeit a narrow one, for primal in this brave new world of socially-acceptable self-care?
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He wants analytics to be "more socially acceptable," but at the same time, sees the needs for careful scrutiny and oversight to ensure that consumers are protected.
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It's happening with less fear from the women who come forward, along with a mounting appetite to determine publicly what's socially acceptable in these kinds of interactions.
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For one day in spring, behaviors that are normally considered socially unacceptable – pranks, deception, even heartlessness – become temporarily socially acceptable, made lighter by the prospect of laughter.
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"I would have stopped a lot earlier, but it was just not socially acceptable as a pediatrician among my peers to not be breast-feeding," she said.
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So the geeks built a chaos machine that ginned up a world of socially acceptable sadism, and Marantz dived into the toxic stew to chronicle the scene.
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Researchers found that people ages 30 to 65 believe drinking is safe as long as they can still meet their responsibilities and their behavior remains socially acceptable.
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Feeling humbled by your success, when clearly that success has been earned through hard work or effort, is no more than a socially acceptable form of gloating.
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It's no secret that drink and drugs are often considered socially acceptable, and sometimes actively encouraged in the music industry, therefore they can easily become a crutch.
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The money I save on grifting the items necessary to look socially acceptable more than makes up for the fact that the Equal Rights Amendment never passed.
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The actress also revealed that Chris Rock was her favorite Oscars host and that if it was socially acceptable, she would wear her "jammies" to the award ceremony.
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Consider the muffin—which is oft maligned as merely a socially acceptable way to eat cupcakes for breakfast but in fact possess the crucial distinguishing trait of homogeneity.
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At its simplest, the #10YearChallenge is a socially acceptable excuse to post your most flattering selfies as evidence of how much hotter you've grown with age (or not).
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Abrash defined "full AR" as AR that is socially acceptable, with both audio and visual elements and contextually aware AI — not an occasionally used device for special situations.
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Look around: We are living in the Golden Age of Television, an era where binge watching is socially acceptable and the quality of shows available is stunningly high.
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WATCH THIS: Andrew Zimmern Gives Us a Taste of His World Part of his philosophy includes expanding upon the foods we find socially acceptable — and breaking past taboos.
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In an Allure essay, Helpern tells this effed-up story and calls for an end to the shaming of pregnant women we've somehow come to consider socially acceptable.
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The Geneva-based group said Philip Morris's "Unsmoke" campaign aimed to ensure tobacco remained socially acceptable, while confusing consumers about products with toxic emissions and unknown health effects.
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However, the House's proposals in the farm bill would curtail tried and true democratic processes that help ensure national forest management projects are scientifically based and socially acceptable.
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She should present herself as flawed but steady: A competent and socially acceptable figure who knows the players on the world stage and has bipartisan relationships in Congress.
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Rejection of the unequivocal scientific evidence that carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels are warming the planet and changing our climate is no longer socially acceptable.
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Instead, her domineering father forbade it, and she instead pursued a career in social work — one of the few socially acceptable positions for a woman of her means.
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A department representative said that the slide about facial recognition focused on when it is legal or socially acceptable to use facial recognition for analyzing consumer surveillance footage.
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While it may not be socially acceptable to leave your house wrapped up in your favorite knit blanket this winter, this cute cardigan is the next best thing.
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He made donations to the Gay Men's Health Crisis in the '80s, because that was socially acceptable, and that was seen as the socially good thing to do.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA MONICA — Kota Ezawa calls himself a "visual DJ," because remixing music has become more socially acceptable than appropriating images in art.
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Is do-it-yourself CRISPR really more harmful, he asks, than smoking, sunbathing, and taking chemotherapy, all of which are legal and socially acceptable activities that damage your genes?
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These socially-acceptable cesspools are teeming with all your favorite bugs—if you're lucky, you might even find a used tampon or diaper, like I did as a kid.
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What is Halloween if not the only day of the year when it's socially acceptable to pretend we're not mere muggles, but magical creatures from J.K. Rowling's wizarding world?
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While such characterizations are less socially acceptable when it comes to lesbian, gay and bisexual people, it's not yet widely unpopular to criticize transgender people on the same grounds.
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Those opposed to any loosening of the ban say "dirty ivory" can be laundered by poachers and crime syndicates with licit supplies and that it makes ivory socially acceptable.
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Family ties are strong, and the idea of placing your mother in a home for the elderly is not socially acceptable; it would bring disgrace to the whole family.
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The article primarily focuses on how lovely Miss Richards appeared, and suggests that boxing might become more socially acceptable if women like the beautiful Cecil step into the ring.
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The sight of a woman sipping a glass of wine during her pregnancy is common in many parts of the world and deemed by many to be socially acceptable.
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To try to make sure that this violence becomes less socially acceptable, less normal, less commonplace, and to try to make sure that fewer people suffer in the future.
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It's waiting the socially acceptable week or so before you can put in a request for a space heater and start burrowing under ugly blanket sweatshirts at your desk.
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And by making this more socially acceptable, they may also be decreasing the negative feedback some people receive for not drinking, although this is a theory that needs testing.
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Carvajal says Bose is particularly interested in glasses because they're more comfortable and socially acceptable for constant wear than earbuds, and they don't signal that you're busy or unapproachable.
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We couldn't appear normal nearly anywhere in the country, as we were denied access to the rites of a traditional life, such as marriage, children, and socially acceptable couplehood.
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Those opposed to harm-reduction services like Insite worry that providing a place for safe injection drug use will make it more socially acceptable and lead to more addicts.
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Of course, you can also do other, more socially acceptable things like dropping off a friend when sharing a trip, or picking up some groceries on the way home.
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The same type of images were used to dehumanize Jews in Europe, to the point where it was socially acceptable to segregate and then murder them by the millions.
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Wearing what's right for them, not just because something is socially acceptable, or mass produced at certain times of the year, has been a boon for their self-confidence.
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Having a single coed Scout group would eliminate the stereotypes placed on either organization, and make it more socially acceptable for either gender to do "girly" or "manly" things.
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We're willing to risk being socially acceptable to get some happiness for ourselves, whether that means getting money or having sexual experiences we don't think we can get elsewhere.
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The act of doing this — casting off socially acceptable values in favor of those that were once unthinkable — creates the edgy energy that has, of late, attracted Kanye West.
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To put it plainly, it was not politically or socially acceptable for King then, neither is it for Bernie now: same country, same conditions and that's Bernie's political liability.
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As it becomes more socially acceptable to go to therapy (and talk about going to therapy), clinical terms—panic attack, trigger, PTSD—are making their way into the vernacular.
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Hopefully this serves as the last example that fashion, as fantastical and imaginative as it can, and sometimes should, be, it should reflect what's socially acceptable in real life, too.
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Presumably the two read the headlines about their previous social gaff and in an effort to show solidarity the two leaders gave one another a firm, socially acceptable hand-hug.
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It is based on focus groups made up of members of the British public and estimates the lowest socially acceptable standard of living in Britain for various types of family.
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"It would bother me more if they used their real names, because that would be an indicator they believe that their positions are somewhere near socially acceptable," he said Thursday.
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It's important to explain to you what exactly is going through your server's head while you are enjoying the weekend's last socially-acceptable indulgence before trudging headstrong into another Monday.
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That said, asking people how they feel or think is always tricky because there's room for people to skew their answers — consciously or unconsciously — to make them more socially acceptable.
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Miller's vision of Batman helped pave the way for Tim Burton's "Batman," starring Michael Keaton, perhaps the first time my love of comics was less childish and more socially acceptable.
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Roth's three favorite topics — Jews, women and New Jersey — all remain socially acceptable targets of irrational public mockery, and Roth was a virtuoso at mocking the combination of all three.
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"But you can also think about this" — the emergence of a marketplace — "in terms of people looking for socially acceptable ways to bust out of gender constrictions," Mr. Rose said.
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In my columns, I've repeatedly defended evangelical Christians, and protested that they are one of the few groups that it's socially acceptable for liberals to mock, stereotype and discriminate against.
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In short, virtual reality will never be as ubiquitous as AR, because it will never be socially acceptable to use VR headsets in public, even if you could do so safely.
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The U.S. Open tennis fan who disgusted viewers by dunking chicken tenders in soda says her quirky, acquired taste will become socially acceptable ... if someone would just invent a new condiment!!
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I drink the rest of my iced coffee from yesterday and have some trail mix for breakfast, which is just a socially acceptable, healthy way to eat peanuts and M&Ms.
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It's not only a twice-weekly opportunity to eat eggs and pancakes, it's also a way to catch up with friends and a socially acceptable way to start drinking at noon.
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Now a little more than 20 years later, same-sex marriage has been legalized on a federal level and supporting AIDS charities is as socially acceptable as buying Girl Scout cookies.
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If it were socially acceptable to eat it by the fistful straight out of the jar like Winnie the Pooh, we'd all be doing it on the morning commute every day.
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There, the alienated outsider feels at home among people who have been cast out from society due to the fact that they deviate from the socially-acceptable ideals of aesthetic normalcy.
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"You share a car with someone, and it kind of feels a little weird," noting how people don't know if it's socially acceptable to work, chat or say nothing at all.
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"It was probably done to soften the earlier name and make it more socially acceptable at the time," said Ms. Thomas, who also serves as chairwoman of the Geographic Names Authority.
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The message people were taking was clear: If Trump could be president, then xenophobia was more socially acceptable than they thought, and it could be expressed more openly than they'd realized.
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Changing minds about secondhand foodOne of Karma&aposs biggest challenges, in the beginning, was convincing consumers and businesses that selling and buying surplus food is a socially acceptable thing to do.
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As this kind of work has become more socially acceptable, entrepreneurs say, there's also been some growth in local funding and mentorship opportunities — key factors behind Silicon Valley's successful startup ecosystem.
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"I would decorate for the holidays pretty much all year long if it were socially acceptable," the TargetStyle expert says in a holiday decorating how-to video that premiered exclusively with PEOPLE.
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They are repeatedly reminded that tattoos on women are not socially acceptable, that women who want careers or want to be taken seriously need to think carefully before they get a tattoo.
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Part of the reason we've lost ownership of our unspoken dreams is that we've been persuaded to allow our ambition to be subsumed into something that is more socially acceptable: faux humility.
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Even in countries with lax or no laws against wearing Nazi imagery in public, it's still not the most socially acceptable thing to stroll around in public with a swastika t-shirt.
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Faced with the revelation that this news item that wasn't nearly as socially acceptable as her engagement announcement, it was much less clear how I could be a good friend to her.
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She pointed out that despite victories, the violence didn't just come from a single man with a gun, but from a culture where it's still socially acceptable to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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They acknowledged the tears that female abuse survivors had displayed during the Nassar trial, but, they said, joking about it was, for them, the only socially acceptable way to discuss what happened.
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AltspaceVR, a social VR platform, hosted a viewing party that was kind of like going to a friend's house if your friends consisted of robots and standing on couches was socially acceptable.
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As Jeong pointed out, the internet played a big role in allowing this revolution in easily accessible and socially acceptable self-grooming, which for some can be an exercise in self-care.
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If the socially acceptable padding of a few days has gone by when you make this ask, giving them a firm deadline a few days out is a nice thing to do.
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The great adventures are just a cover; the truth is, the guy is purposefully putting himself into life-or-death situations because it's the only socially acceptable way to drink your own pee.
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We all have that piece of clothing in our closet that we would wear every single day for the rest of our lives if it was even remotely socially acceptable to do so.
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Buying and consuming alcohol in affluent neighborhoods is socially acceptable and effortless, unlike low- to middle-class neighborhoods like Giza and Sayeda Zeinab, where buying alcohol is dangerously similar to a drug deal.
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It's one of the few times of year that wearing masks and scaring the bejesus out of people is not just socially acceptable, but encouraged and enshrined with special date on the calendar.
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Controlling what either celebrity wears in a photoshoot or music video does not take away the power of their message, nor does only allowing them express their sexuality in only socially acceptable ways.
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The most worrying aspect of the #eatclean trend is that it has given people who are susceptible to disordered eating a socially acceptable disguise for an obsessive and often unhealthy relationship with food.
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For a few weeks, it's somewhat socially acceptable to break down in tears in the middle of a shopping center or live on five-day-old pasta while obsessively scrolling through old photos.
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Some say you don't have to be 100% honest 100% of the time — but they advise you to give answers that are mostly truthful and maybe slightly edited to be more socially acceptable.
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"Dropping cigarette butts seems to be a socially acceptable form of littering and we need to raise awareness that the filters do not disappear and instead can cause serious damage to the environment."
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Tattoos may be more socially acceptable than they once were, but a nice sleeve hasn't yet become a marker of taste and refinement quite like, say, a collection of art on your wall.
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I don't regret it, though, because if I've learned anything in the past ten years, it's that the Wall Street Guy may be the single American professional archetype it's socially acceptable to despise.
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"It's dangerous, devastating, crippling, and it's a killer and still socially acceptable," Candace Lightner, the founder of Mothers Against Drunk Driving and a founder of Partnership for Distraction-Free Driving, told The Times.
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Mr. Wynne, the organization's spokesman, cited as an example how domestic violence, which was much more common in Western societies two or three decades ago than today, is no longer considered socially acceptable.
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" He is under no illusions, though, about the actual, real-life impact of such notions: "Getting overly wrapped up in an album is basically a socially acceptable version of having an imaginary friend.
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The study, which appears in Social Psychological and Personality Science, follows up on earlier work which showing that more entitled people are less concerned about what's socially acceptable or serves a greater good.
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"Our office's forecast calls for sales to grow approximately 80% over this time period as incomes grow, the state's population increases, and marijuana becomes more socially acceptable and usage rates rise," Lehner wrote.
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"I think that as we see it become more socially acceptable, you will see more and more people open to giving it a try," said Sam Edwards, president of the Sonoma Cannabis Company.
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About 900 full-time positions will be reduced worldwide, to be carried out in a "socially acceptable" manner that has already been agreed with the group's German works council, the company said on Thursday.
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"A possible reason for this is that the behavior is not socially acceptable," Dr. Kathryn Kinmond, a senior lecturer from the Health, Rehabilitation and Psychology center at Manchester Metropolitan University, told me over email.
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But in 4203 Claire Wyckoff made it socially-acceptable by "pioneering" the "art form" of dick running — aka making your GPS map out a dick — as she called it in an interview with Mashable.
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"Women shouldn't have to shave if they choose not to, but what about those of us who have way more hair than what is considered socially acceptable?" she wrote in blog post for Graceless.
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At least until the computing paradigm shifts again — and some kind of socially acceptable wearable manages to lift everyone's eyes off attention-sucking glass slabs with an augmented vista of the real world instead.
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But part of persuading people to wear masks in these countries was simply more people wearing masks in public, removing the stigma that only sick people wear masks and making masks more socially acceptable.
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But the practice is popular among European teams and fans, who have their own ideas about what's socially acceptable (like Buffalo Ben, above, the official team mascot for the Belgian soccer team K.A.A. Gent).
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"Whenever we feel embarrassed, we turn inward and we don't want to internalize or talk about something," Rawlings says, nodding to that gender strain that makes it less socially acceptable to be openly vulnerable.
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At the time, the idea that a woman would break a sweat in front of a man was obscene, so a sex-segregated fitness class was the only socially acceptable method to get some exercise.
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"Growing up as a gay man, before it was as socially acceptable as it is now, I knew what it was to feel different, to feel alienated, to feel not like everyone else," he observed.
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Did he think that pinning me to the floor in a locked room was within the bounds of socially acceptable conduct, but actually ripping my clothes off my body would be a step too far?
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We are just weeks away from it being socially acceptable to celebrate the first twinkle of the holiday season, and when you finally decide to take the frosty plunge, Netflix will be here for you.
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The goalposts for what's socially acceptable or politically expedient are continually moved, and it's up to observers to keep providing reminders that they've shifted, and that "status quo" isn't a moral imperative with any weight.
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Smoking cigarettes hasn't been legal or socially acceptable in most spaces for a while now, and that fact has placed the ashtray, once a staple of many a tablescape, into a state of near-extinction.
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According to Avrum Weiss in a blog post for Psychology Today, anger is "the only emotion that is socially acceptable for men," so it may be the one they tend to be most comfortable expressing.
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Firstly because it's not socially acceptable to talk about depression at parties and secondly because, in this culture, it is really not okay to admit that you look "good" (read: thin), but aren't actually good.
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And to top things off, society even becomes less judgey for a minute and deems it socially acceptable to wolf down candy and dress as slutty as one likes within the confines of the season.
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And yet, we know that a nap can boost brainpower — just ask Google employees with access to in-office sleep pods or any resident of Tokyo, where blithely napping in public is completely socially acceptable.
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Which is to say, a garment that once had a purpose — cloaking the female athlete in the socially acceptable markings of her gender so her power was somehow less threatening — but serves it no longer.
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Public health officials cite numerous reasons for American's forgotten addiction crisis, including the intense stigma around expectant mothers who drink, as well as the fact that alcohol itself is legal, socially acceptable and widely used.
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If a time-traveler from just 15 years ago leaped into our present, they'd probably be baffled by a world where it's socially acceptable to wander around in public, continually staring at glowing rectangular screens.
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Opponents are concerned that if CITES allows ivory to be traded, even from stockpiles and as a one-off, it would send a signal that it is socially acceptable, which could spur demand and further poaching.
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"Heroin use appears to have become more socially acceptable among suburban and rural white individuals, perhaps because its effects seem so similar to those of widely available prescription opioids," wrote Silvia Martins and Columbia University researchers.
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Children get to dress up and go door-to-door asking for free candy on Halloween, but once you reach a certain age that is no longer a socially acceptable way to observe the scary holiday.
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It is more socially acceptable now to have more money than someone else, but that mentality probably comes from a time when eating out was seen as showing off, and showing off is seen as bad.
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You're on their side if you don't understand why your Blackberry is no longer socially acceptable, still watch network television (but found Amazon's Forever kind of interesting), and have never owned a car with power windows.
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Dog days at the park, which are mostly just socially acceptable excuses to crack open a cold beer in the early afternoon, have become exponentially better since I started bringing my Hydro Flask lunch tote ($44.95).
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Halloween is the one way it's socially acceptable to palm these gifts—of chewy cardamom pods, of clumped Nando's salt, of half a bag of oats—off to children under the guise of holiday-motivated charity.
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At its core, the 10-Year Challenge is a wholesome, socially acceptable way to brag about how hot you used to be, how hot you are now, or how hot you were and continue to be.
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"Right now, there isn't a socially acceptable way to consume cannabis with friends and family," said Keith Villa, who retired this year from MillerCoors, where, as head brewmaster, he created the influential Blue Moon Belgian White.
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They're no different than a lot of other workplaces, except we've long expected restaurants—kitchens especially—to operate according to pirate rules, which means the socially acceptable threshold for conduct bores far beneath the corporate standard.
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One could call this "overkill," but in my defense, that it was a Vimeo short made this a fairly socially acceptable time commitment, and as it stands, I haven't since found myself so pleased by a show.
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Sadly, our gig economy world frowns upon R&R; as an adult, it's not socially acceptable to curl up and take a nap at work, no matter how tired or hungover or burdened with ennui you are.
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Such a country should not be surprised that hatred of Jews is slowly becoming socially acceptable again and many Jews are asking themselves the serious question of whether Germany can still be a safe home to them.
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The impulse to handle the material of death has a socially acceptable counterpart: the creation of "spontaneous memorials," the laying of flowers, teddy bears, letters and candles, which is one of contemporary society's most conspicuous folk customs.
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In his excitement, Mr. Wesa cared little about cultural taboos and what is socially acceptable in giving his answer: "I told him I would even name it after his mother — whatever it takes to get the books."
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"Two major ones are the legality of the substance and how socially acceptable it is to use the substance at all," explains Daniel Bradford, a researcher in the Addiction Research Center at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
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Now that it's far more socially acceptable for women and gay men to perform our desire in public online spaces, it becomes a form of entertainment — an almost subversive one — that we finally get to enjoy together.
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Some of the differences between livestock composting and human composting have to do with what's socially acceptable for the process, like what materials are added with the body and how the family will receive the composted remains.
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His promos all connected to a story about how he just couldn't help himself, that pro wrestling was the only place where it was socially acceptable for this violent misfit with poor impulse control to be himself.
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Much like the characters of Amy Poehler's directorial debut, which hits Netflix May 10, I was busy clinking glasses with my friends, sampling lots of wine, and getting day drunk in a chic and therefore socially acceptable setting.
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When artists like Justin Timberlake or Justin Bieber graduate from teen heartthrob to socially acceptable musician for adults to like, their newfound fanbase seems to congratulate themselves for being open-minded enough to embrace something typically beneath them.
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Or the socially acceptable practice to shame people who shop on Black Friday, despite the fact it might be the one time in the year they can afford to indulge in something nice for themselves or their kids.
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"In a nutshell, individuals can run across the bridge of narcissism to use 'dark' traits when facing a challenge," he said, adding they can then return to more socially acceptable characteristics when they are in a safe environment.
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But as the technology becomes cheaper, more user-friendly, and socially acceptable, it's poised to become (literal) stiff competition for the adult movie industry and the people who work in it, according to futurists, innovators, and porn executives.
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Growing up in a milieu that doesn't reflect their desires, queer kids can't help questioning their difference and what it means, in relation to Mom and Dad's more socially acceptable union—even if that marriage happens to fail.
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Unfortunately for everyone whose vices come in different, ever so slightly more socially acceptable forms, the same can't be said of drinking, smoking, staying up all night, and treating candy as the foundation of your personal food pyramid.
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Lily cries, drinks, cheats on her rancher husband, Everett, and aborts a child, because she cannot forgo the "comfortable loving fictions"—the story of being a wife and thus socially acceptable, according to the rules of her tribe.
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It is about accepting one's body as it is, regardless of what is deemed socially acceptable or beautiful: from the external like acne, body hair, cellulite and stretch marks, to the more complex like physical disabilities or disorders.
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Those seeking to open up the ivory trade argue it will raise badly-needed funds for conservation, but others say it would provide cover to poachers and make products that threaten species such as forest elephants socially acceptable.
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" And he reportedly said on a conservative podcast, "Let me tell you why blacks sell drugs and involve themselves in criminal behavior instead of a more socially acceptable lifestyle — because they're uneducated, they're lazy, and they're morally bankrupt.
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But if you work from home or anywhere where playing music out loud is socially acceptable, and you don't want to invest in a multi-room speaker setup, the neck speaker accomplishes the same goal: music everywhere you go.
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But it's an imperfect comparison because smoking is socially acceptable behavior -- though certainly to a lesser degree than it once was -- that underwent an image change, said Kathryn MacKay of the University of Birmingham's Institute of Applied Health Research.
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The WHO said the campaign aimed to ensure tobacco remained socially acceptable, while confusing consumers with terms such as "smoke-free products", which may refer to products with toxic emissions and unknown short-term and long-term health effects.
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"As living together before marriage has become more socially acceptable, [it's] more and more adopted by people who have not achieved the financial goals they wanted to achieve before entering marriage," said Kuperberg, who wasn't involved with Cherlin's study.
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It's more socially acceptable than it should be, but there are obviously worse things people could be hating on like race, gender, sexual orientation… although the reasoning (or lack of it) behind hating those groups and vegans is similar.
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Or, at least, you would think that until I told you they wore clown makeup, were obsessed with downmarket Faygo soda, called their fans "Juggalos," and had made ten percent more rap-rock songs than will ever be socially acceptable.
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"I would sell goods in townships all over South Africa and eventually made enough money to buy a property in Somalia," she said, adding that it is more socially acceptable and affordable for women to own property in her home country.
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The project "encourages viewers to look at each performer's physical differences for longer than would normally be socially acceptable, in order to gain a deeper understanding for what life is like when you constantly feel 'on display,'" according to a release.
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State-by-state legal status aside, it's far more socially acceptable to smoke weed these days than it was even five or ten years ago, which means people are more likely to seek out and proudly display artfully crafted smoking accessories.
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"I'm really gratified by what I'm seeing in the media with body positivity and people really expressing themselves in their own unique way and not feeling as if they have to adhere to the socially acceptable version of beauty," says Couric.
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Even if all that has passed you by, you'll have noticed that, in 2016, it's become much more socially acceptable to say you have anxiety IRL—especially when compared to other mental health issues, like depression—and even more so online.
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Rather than leave a fatigued or exposed starter out there too long, the new hotness is to insert a reliever earlier than what used to be socially acceptable—and, as a consequence, lower the threshold on what makes an acceptable starter.
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This translated to tartan outerwear, layered silk dresses, crochet skirts, and, most importantly: quilted ponchos that remind us of the comfort of home — except, now made fashion (and thus socially acceptable to wrap yourself in as you're leaving the house).
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The manifold responsibilities and pressures of teaching don't really fit with the abstract concept of "your 20s," a decade that's supposed to denote the last socially acceptable pangs of irresponsibility, rootlessness, and having no fixed idea about who you are.
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In the interest of not giving my parents heart attacks, I opted for number two (although, if I had known that Instagram would take off and that taking photos of your eggs would be socially acceptable, I might've changed my tune).
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About 900 of globally 15,700 full-time positions will be reduced, including 400 in Germany, to be carried out in a "socially acceptable" manner that has already been agreed with the group's German works council, the company said on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump, it may just be that your greatest contribution to America will not be a malevolent presidency, or making bigotry socially acceptable again, but rather serving as motivation for millions of American Latinos to vote and help save the nation.
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In large hippie swaths of Northern California and beyond 250-odd years ago, it nearly became socially acceptable to drop acid and enter another, unexplored corridor of the mind until one's reality and basic understanding of the environment around them disintegrated.
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In the past, people used to be more explicit with their biases, but during the 20th century, when it became less socially acceptable to exhibit bias, such things like prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination became more subtle (automatic, ambiguous, and ambivalent).
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Our goal should be: Use all the tools available in a democratic society to convince a broad swath of the public — frontline workers, middle managers, professionals, executives, academics, journalists — that certain types of business behavior are no longer socially acceptable.
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It is also a vivid example of the ways in which porn has been instrumentalized as a socially acceptable space for racist white fantasies to be projected onto and enacted upon Black bodies—and the very real implications of that.
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While I am glad that abortion is legal and I believe it should be socially acceptable, from my discussions with women about their deeply personal experiences, it's clear to me that abortion can be a traumatic experience for some women.
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"We remain constructive on financial assets (both equities and bonds), not because we expect a return to self-sustaining private sector led recovery and growth but because we believe that an ongoing financialization is the only politically and socially acceptable answer," Shvets wrote.
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However, before we start adding arms and extra eyes to our bodies—something I support and look forward to doing myself someday—I hope scientists will bring about socially acceptable ways to live longer and stop disease with these amazing new techniques.
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So there's nothing really new about powerful individuals paying hundreds of thousands, up to several millions, of dollars to get their children into elite colleges — usually, they just take a more indirect or socially acceptable route, like buying a building for the school.
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Before the institutionalization of the Boxing Commission, which would upon its creation, immediately ban women from competing, these early boxing schools provided women of all ages with the opportunity to participate in pugilism in a way that was socially acceptable and even encouraged.
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But I hate attention, which is why, despite how romantic—and, to a degree, socially acceptable—the act of public crying has become in recent years, I've also made great efforts to keep my cries private, away from the pitying stares of strangers.
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I believe the biggest reason the contemporary narrative of pregnancy is not open about the real atrocities of the first trimester is that by the time it's socially acceptable to tell the world that you're pregnant, you're already through the rough part.
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If we know -- based on actual scientific studies -- that breast-feeding can provide health benefits to mother and baby, why aren't we doing everything we possibly can to make it easier and more socially acceptable for women who choose to breast-feed?
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More from Tonic: Alcohol and prescription drugs are certainly still viewed as more socially acceptable than marijuana, given they're legal everywhere in the US. But when it comes to moms of color, the stigma around any marijuana use is an immensely greater challenge.
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The next year, Nirvana would come along and kick the door open with a Doc Marten, making it socially acceptable for all music fans—from the jocks to the freaks—to identify as a weirdo, or, at least, to dress like one.
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If you still need convincing that wearing just a slinky, spaghetti-strap dress is both sartorially and socially acceptable, follow the lead of celebrities such as Selena Gomez, Rihanna, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, all of whom are key supporters of the trend.
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"In times when poisonous narratives have become popular and the spreading of fear and hatred have once again become socially acceptable, we liberal, democratically minded bibliophiles must respond with attractive counterarguments," Mr. Boos said at a news conference at the fair's opening.
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Most compelling in this story is Ben's increasingly addictive relationship to a socially acceptable, regulated drug called "Good," and our eventual understanding of how cold and lifeless is the idea of gene manipulation technology if you follow it to its logical conclusion.
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"It is equally naïve and careless to believe that especially the young men, who have been socialized in an archaic value system from the Middle Ages, will be magically transformed into enlightened, socially acceptable democrats after they cross our borders," he added.
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He and Michel Houellebecq, the French novelist whose protagonists are sometimes revolted by the aging female form, are "the last salvos of an erotic masculine power that's less and less socially acceptable," the journalist Cécile Daumas wrote in the newspaper Libération this week.
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It's not socially acceptable, and I think we need to train a new generation of ghostbusters, ghost-ees who are willing to haunt the person who has ghosted us and make it clear we deserve to be treated like a real fucking human being.
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While author Neil Strauss has justifiably taken a lot of flak for and expressed serious reservations about the book that attempted to make it socially acceptable to take a hatchet to a girl's self-esteem in a bar, Oz insists that he sees it differently.
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There are numerous limitations and challenges to their proposal, including the fact that even the most detailed stories leave gaps a computer would have to work out by itself, and that translating even morally-approved and socially acceptable actions into real physical movements is tricky.
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Whatever else can be said of Sam Hinkie's tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers, we at least know this: through their bad luck and their stubborn commitment to a vision that made millions of people uncomfortable, the Sixers successfully killed tanking as a socially acceptable exercise.
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Schools in inner-city London will be flooded with 'Zlatan 9' shirts, it will be socially acceptable to like Wayne Rooney again, and pubs everywhere will descend into frosty silence as the local Manchester United fan comes in wearing his 'Red Devils' bobble hat.
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Although their alleged crimes are less despicable and perhaps even more socially acceptable, similar lessons apply to dealing with and hiring garden-variety jerks -- who demean and insult others, spread vicious lies about colleagues, or treat them as if they are worthless and invisible.
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I couldn't pass the mirror in front of my elevator without doing the face-skin pull — a nerve-racking move because you never know when the elevator door will open and you have to pretend to be doing something socially acceptable, like squeezing a pimple.
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Since diets have become passé, we've entered a new era defined by "wellness," but women are still expected to meet Eurocentric and patriarchal beauty standards — only, unlike with dieting, we're now supposed to feel good about attempting to contort ourselves into socially acceptable bodies.
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I resorted to using the desktop version on my laptop in the mean time, which made me feel like I was taking part in the early days of online dating before apps made it more socially acceptable for young people to do this stuff.
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Starchy root vegetables that were unfathomable during the summer months suddenly become appetizing, you start opting for red instead of white at the liquor store, and, for reasons no one really understand, having a bump of ambiguously named "pumpkin spice" powder in your coffee becomes socially acceptable.
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America First has become historical footnote partly because it was a lost cause — interventionists decisively won the debate about World War II after Pearl Harbor — but also because anti-Semitism in the US became much less socially acceptable after the scope of the Holocaust was fully known.
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Around the time it was becoming socially acceptable for political scientists to accept that Donald Trump might win the Republican Party nomination for president, I wrote that perhaps the party had decided not to decide — that Trump offered useful cover for deeper and more intractable problems.
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The solution, so far, has been to make a gingerly attempt to separate out the more socially acceptable parts of the alt-right while distancing CPAC from figures like Spencer, who would remind the press and larger public that we are dealing with neo-Nazi ideologues.
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"Smoking killed more people than both world wars yet it is still being shown to people under age as something that is quite ordinary and socially acceptable," Celarc said, adding Slovenia aimed to become a country where smokers will represent less than 5 percent of the population.
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If this latter concept recalls the "high kindergarten" of Joan Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem, it's crucial to consider that the psychedelic exploration that roared to kaleidoscopic life before imploding into burnout in the 60s and 70s is returning now in formalized and more socially acceptable ways.
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Instead they simply show up, overflowing the 70,000-person city to drink rosé (which is free-flowing and socially acceptable at any hour), attend lavish parties and write checks back and forth to other advertisers in attendance — all of which happens outside of the actual Cannes programming track.
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Duff's couple's costume from hell can best be described using the title of her own song: It was, in fact, "So Yesterday" — "yesterday" in this case referring to a time in the distant past when it was socially acceptable to wear insulting costumes that mocked the indigenous people of our country.
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That might be because coffee is what some call "an acquired taste" or because it's kept away from kids for fear that it may stunt their growth, or maybe it's simply because they don't need the caffeine — it is, after all, socially acceptable for them to take naps every day.
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Mr. English, born in 1963, had the good fortune to come of age at a time when analytical, oddball, extroverted introverts like himself had a lucrative, socially acceptable outlet for their talents, and his euphoric episodes oddly matched the country's, which for a while went gaga over all things tech.
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It may be that it's still more socially acceptable for a woman, for Clinton in particular, to lay claim to that kind of achievement at a time when she has simultaneously been humbled; every ecstatic, inspirational touch point in that speech was moderated by a profound sense of overall poignancy.
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He told me that culling the wolf population would help stabilize the caribou, but it's not as socially acceptable to kill wolves en masse anymore, and it doesn't really get to the root of the problem—that the habitat is changing and the wolves are just a byproduct of that change.
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He moved on to Juventus that summer, but only made 21996 league appearances for a Bianconeri side which boasted the midfield flair of Andreas Möller, Giancarlo Marocchi and Antonio Conte, the latter of whom would later join him in making the hair transplant socially acceptable in the world of retiree footballers.
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There is no activity which it is more socially acceptable to become hopelessly obsessed with than the beautiful game, with the friends and families of hardcore supporters generally unmoved by watching them spend time, effort and thousands of pounds for the pleasure of immersing themselves in the culture of fandom.
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During that same period, though, new examples were appearing in Europe, where teams and fans have long viewed the mascots and logos through kaleidoscopes of local culture and, detached from the charged history that the imagery carries in the North America, formed their own ideas about what is socially acceptable.
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Fittingly, The Comedian is mostly interested in how comics navigate decades of cultural shifting in their profession: On the one hand, jokes about race and sex and gender don't sound the same in 2017 as they did in 1982, but reality TV has made a different kind of shock socially acceptable.
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There are certain situations when it's (kind of) socially acceptable to ask for gifts back: after a breakup, when the gift receiver was completely in the wrong; when the gift giver recently learned the gift was a family heirloom, and that their mother is expecting to see it in the living room.
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I suggest that the Ostrichpillow Hood may turn out to be broadly socially acceptable, not least for anyone already familiar with the original Ostrichpillow, but also because asking work colleagues to respect the need to focus is a lot different to asking them to ignore your need to take a nap at your desk.
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It would be refreshing to see more art in such a major platform that dared to boldly take on distinctive explorations of the various contemporary and ancient aspects of Asia, especially its more primal and anarchic forms, instead of getting lost in the socially acceptable narratives of being Asian and its mythical collective identity.
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The likeliest explanations are the worst ones: He identified with Leonardo DiCaprio and the other slave-owning white villains, not the black freedman hero who burns down a slave plantation in the antebellum South; and he resents references to blackness in pop culture that white Americans could not replicate in a socially acceptable manner.
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I definitely found it to be a great responsibility to represent what it's like to grow up in high school and not have this socially acceptable body and to have to find an inner strength to love and accept yourself for who you are in a world that's telling you to be someone else.
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But while I've found weed to be a positive addition to my life (sexual and otherwise), it's still much more common and socially acceptable to drink alcohol in the lead-up to sex, even though the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism estimates that half of all sexual assaults are committed by men who have been drinking.
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While the ability to tell our hundreds of Facebook friends minute details of our lives — whether it be through constant status updates, wall posts or charmingly low-quality photos — used to be both socially acceptable and embarrassingly fun, the presence of parents, teachers and future employers on Facebook means that millennials' actions on the network have social consequences.
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The authors, Benjamin Newman, Jennifer Merolla, Sono Shah, Loren Collingwood and Karthick Ramakrishnan, all at the University of California-Riverside, and Danielle Casarez Lemi of SMU, wrote: We find that exposure to racially inflammatory statements by Trump caused those with high levels of prejudice to be more likely to perceive engagement in prejudiced behavior as socially acceptable.
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"One of the reasons that was socially acceptable, I think, was that it was still a device worn by a man to pleasure a woman," says Hallie Lieberman, author of Buzz: The Stimulating History of the Sex Toy, explaining that a device that could be packaged as a "couples toy" was far less scandalous than something explicitly sold for masturbation.
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After the 262 general election, some moved toward the far right, expressing support for a briefly resurgent British National Party, until the U.K. Independence Party, under the leadership of Nigel Farage, provided a more respectable option: Less overtly racist, its xenophobia centered on immigration from the European Union, while its nationalism was rendered socially acceptable as hostility to the despised bureaucrats of Brussels.
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I grew up in India at a time when there was minimal public awareness or discourse about eating disorders and the myriad ways in which they ravage a person's body and mind ... People around me started discovering my secret years before I got better, but there was no socially acceptable way to get me professional help, so they didn't try.
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Everything should be allowed to joked about as if you start putting limits about what is or isn't socially acceptable, you end up with a similar situation as china, who has banned Winnie the Pooh from all forms of media because of a meme relating the president to the famous bear … We need this freedom to express people's ideas and thoughts, no matter the subject matter.
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"I think that sometimes there is an assumption that 'oh well when we roll out this technology we aren't going to use it in a negative way, we are using it to provide services or we are using it in a way that is seen as acceptable, socially acceptable in our society,'" Samantha Hoffman, a fellow at ASPI's Cyber Centre, told CNBC's "Beyond the Valley" podcast.
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Weight bias is widespread in society, occurring in employment, education, the media, health care and even in relationships with family members, parents and teachers, according to Dr. Scott Kahan, director of the National Center for Weight and Wellness in Washington, D.C. "Obesity has been called the last socially acceptable form of prejudice, and persons with obesity are considered acceptable targets of stigma," Dr. Kahan wrote in a 2015 blog post.
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D.Clinical and forensic psychologist, Adjunct Professor at California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, specializes in creative artist issues, retired actress Carl Jung considered the shadow sides of the personality to be the seat of creativity, and finding ways to express dark or primitive impulses in a socially acceptable way, such as pretending to be an evil clown character in a movie, allows the actor to sublimate any of his own shadow impulses.
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It's long since driven me nuts that so many white middle- and upper-middle-class people who oppose affirmative action can look at a news story like Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli allegedly paying $500,000 to get their daughters into USC as crew recruits, even though they didn't row crew, and fail to see a clear and distinct connection to the legal, socially acceptable ways wealthier people will stop at nothing to get their children into elite American schools.
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"When kids are entering adolescence, they're developing their own identity and trying to figure out what's socially acceptable so when they're inundated with images of a particular body type in appealing scenarios, they're more apt to absorb the idea that that particular body type is ideal," said Sierra Filucci, executive editor of parenting content and distribution for Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization focused on helping children, parents and educators navigate the world of media and technology.
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