Does that strike you as farseeing given the gender fluidity of the moment?
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" No, replies her radical and more farseeing friend, "equality is an ugly word, and frightens.
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Now a gimmick, it was a farseeing strategy when Junya Watanabe tried it over a decade ago.
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And if they don't buy in it doesn't matter how good the commissioner is, it doesn't matter how farseeing they are, they're not going to get anywhere.
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" Though the writers do not draw clear lines between what constitutes sexual misconduct and what does not, they say that they are "sufficiently farseeing not to confuse a clumsy come-on and sexual assault.
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Mr. Washington's album experienced remarkable success partly thanks to his reputation for working across genres, but also because it responded to a desire for dauntless, farseeing art in the age of Black Lives Matter.
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They incorporated, in many places word for word, the British Parliament's Bill of Rights of 1689, a farseeing document that limited the powers of the king and laid out for us the lineaments of what was to be Britain's enduring (and endearing) constitutional monarchy.
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Years ago, Evans Cyprus, the chain's farseeing 94-year-old patriarch and founder, bought a variety of lunch counter outposts, where he installed the vinyl upholstered booths, chrome-edged Formica counters, swivel stools and clustered ranks of condiments that amount to an archetypal diner style.
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Film historian Ian Aitken in The Concise Routledge Encyclopedia of the Documentary Film, described When Asia Speaks as "... so accurate and farseeing in its analysis that it was still in active non-theatrical distribution long after the war."Aitken 2013, p. 1017.
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Yasuo Kuniyoshi and his wife the artist Katherine Schmidt continued to live there and, during the 1920s and 1930s others, including the writers John Dos Passos and Hart Crane would as well. The summer school at Ogunquit continued under Laurent's leadership until 1960. At the time of Field's death the Brooklyn Daily Eagle invited seven prominent men of the New York art world to pay tribute to his memory. The artist, Stephan Bourgeois, wrote that Field was an exemplary teacher, bringing out the distinctive personal style that his students possessed; that he opened his house to struggling artists; and that he was a "farseeing and indulgent critic" whose strong personality helped The Eagle become one of the leading art papers of the country.
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