A search for framed tweet prints on Redbubble yields some framed celebrity tweets, though not as extensive as the collection offered on Framed Tweets.
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The Subliminal is Now also contained video collages, framed photographic prints, and framed textile pieces.
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An equal sense of gravity, though differently framed, electrifies a framed ink drawing by David Wojnarowicz.
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"The debate is likely to be framed around the concept of framed discretion" for the SRB, the EU official said.
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Even though he recognizes he's been framed, Tyrion doesn't connect this latest betrayal to the last time Littlefinger framed him.
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Individualism and collectivism are framed primarily in terms of cooperation and competition, while endarky and exarky are framed in terms of sufficiency.
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"There are e-mails so far that are secret, but that prove not only that I was framed but who framed me," he said.
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A third of our customers had never framed something before, and 210 percent of the items, they say they would not have framed otherwise.
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Framed Tweets is offering Twitter lovers the opportunity to purchase classily framed prints of their favorite tweets, whether it be their own or someone else's.
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Thus, whether true or not, Jud's sexual autonomy must be framed as misogyny, and the sexual liberation he represents must be framed as a threat to women like Laurey.
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Often these will feature a character shown from a distance, framed near the edge of a wide landscape, or a character framed in the middle against a compelling backdrop.
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Positivity Patchwork Framed Art Print, $86.67-$140.83, available at RedbubbleSixty-four illustrated images of positive messages come together on one framed print that is bound to lift your spirits.
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" And this responsible outlook, he emphasized, meant that any policy -- private or public -- that wasn't framed with reference to the rest of the world "is framed with perfect futility.
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"How Far is a Light Year" (Framed Print, White Frame) Add this playful framed portrait to your wall for a burst of strong colors and a bold sense of humor.
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He gets framed for stealing a special pop-up book of London, gets sent to prison for the crime, and has to figure out how to prove he was framed.
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" - Nancy, 238 "Furry hand-sized moth framed in glass.
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Ted Cruz —who said Brady was framed — Ohio Gov.
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" The Drudge Report framed it as "TRUMP IN RETREAT.
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Art Block Framed ''Say Cheese'' by Hidden Moves — $120
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Art Block Framed ''Montsera Deliciosa'' by Ivan Ballack — $80
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All around us are framed mementos: a formal portrait of the women of the Senate, a framed picture of her taking a selfie with a group that includes Clinton and Nancy Pelosi.
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Watts too was framed as an affable and devoted father.
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Even that I did it, that I framed my brother!
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Ulyukayev, who denied wrongdoing, said he had been deliberately framed.
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It's beautiful, and I can't wait to get it framed.
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Because with more than 50 people claiming Guevara framed them?
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Trump framed this as an act of love for America.
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"That will probably get framed and put somewhere," Hoffman said.
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Then there are the dueling messages framed around Haley's legacy.
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Nixon caught flack for the way she's framed some issues.
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Her family has since framed her last note to them.
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Myles said he had been framed by corrupt police officers.
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Framed photos of a few employees add to the effect.
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Books are often framed as by men and for men.
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The way the shot is framed leaves his motives unclear.
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He framed a certificate of his 2000 knighthood in Mali.
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A framed photo of the cabins hangs outside his bedroom.
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Instead, it is framed in terms of return on investment.
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More than 227 other people say he framed them, too.
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You can hang framed illustrations of dinosaurs on your walls.
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The picture changes depending on how the question is framed.
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It showcases framed images of the men lost that day.
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Her thick, black, shoulder length hair framed her gentle features.
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To be fair, that's not how the court framed it.
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Who puts a wreath over top of a framed picture??
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Lower prices then translates to users getting more things framed.
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And her desk was covered in framed snapshots of herself.
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The shot is perfectly framed ... making his crotch the centerpiece.
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Could she not be the victim she framed herself as?
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Opposition to Obamacare wasn't always framed in blunt racial terms.
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He framed up the sides, but never finished the project.
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Several of these are framed and hung throughout the studio.
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" She was inspired, she said, by "Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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The Ink and Pen Club, from 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
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Think about how failure is framed in today's hockey world.
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Martin Mugar coined "Zombie Formalism" and framed the phenomenon philosophically.
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Each piece is framed as a piece of online ephemera.
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All the works will be framed, and up for sale.
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Framed paintings of flowers hang on the dark green walls.
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Now the policy question in the bill is correctly framed.
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Coverage of his comments will have already framed the issue.
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Malan criticized the "religious thought" that framed the commission's approach.
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He framed the social and economic implications in grand terms.
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Others, however, framed their question in anticipation of Kavanaugh's reticence.
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But now the windows are framed in winking neon ellipses.
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Narrator: This is framed with a junkyard in the background.
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Time and again, he framed grave events in its context.
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On the counter was a framed school picture of Darius.
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Ulyukaev denies the charge, claiming that he has been framed.
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He has a big, winning grin, framed by a beard.
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Lauer framed the incident as an error on Hathaway's end.
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She framed analogous strands of rhythmic bass in capacious reverb.
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Shorter tunnels were framed by wooden beams, creating a walkway.
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Myanmar has framed the actions as a necessary counterinsurgency operation.
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The decision to stay was framed as a negative choice.
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Pain is not framed like a problem with a solution.
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He's maintained his innocence, and even suggested he was framed.
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"Ghost Wall" is tautly framed by Silvie's point of view.
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Visitors enter through two large wood doors, framed by pillars.
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Their conversations are further framed by an indigenous origin myth.
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A mystery cannot be answered; it can only be framed.
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"Right now it's framed as a partisan fight," he said.
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David Beckham's long hair framed the soccer player's face perfectly.
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Ones that can be conveniently framed as pushing the envelope.
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"Stand up for someone's rights today," reads another framed sign.
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Even federal judges have said that Mr. Cooper was framed.
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She decided to wait and see how teachers framed it.
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There are framed posters of her paintings lining one wall.
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He tries to frame Valentine the way he was framed.
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Perrone has maintained he was framed by a business associate.
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Officers also found three framed sports jerseys in the trunk.
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But framed the right way, that conversation can be constructive.
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Her dark hair, clipped into curly layers, framed her face.
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Alternatively: A framed pic of the two of you together?
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Collins said yesterday, she really framed it better than anybody.
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Hobby Lobby has framed its actions as an unintentional oversight.
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Worst of all, this is framed as an inescapable evil.
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I was struck by how Liz had framed the story.
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A dramatic great room is framed by walls of windows.
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A young woman with black-framed glasses and a lip stud sits in front of the camera, the shot framed so tightly on her face that it cuts off the top of her head.
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Framed Print Black "Freda" by Sofia Bonati This whimsically melancholic work from the experienced Argentinian artist Sofia Bonati comes matted and framed, so you can easily add a surreal feminine portrait to your walls.
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In quick cuts, we rise up to see the notebook, then the notebook framed by a desk, then the notebook framed by the now grownup Elliott's room, where he lies in bed like an invalid.
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Trump framed "Make America Great Again" in terms that rejected globalization.
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Deputy District Attorney Smith framed the incident as a freak accident.
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It follows with a shot of a framed picture of Apu.
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Note that this fight occasionally gets framed as nuclear versus renewables.
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I would rather be framed for murder than go pumpkin picking.
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Cooper has maintained his innocence and even suggested he was framed.
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Elizabeth's killing of Tatiana seemed to be framed as a redemption.
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It really makes such a difference, when lit and framed cinematographically.
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Photo shoots from that period framed her as relatable and authentic.
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It makes her angry, and not just because she was framed.
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And then ultimately a lot of the animation was key-framed.
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The letter was framed and presented to Bezos during the ceremony.
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And the series is so thoughtfully framed, it's worth watching twice.
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The evangelist or the apostate: That's how the choice was framed.
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One, a homeless man (David Rossmer), gets framed for Duncan's murder.
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He's taken the Fifth when asked whether he framed Robert Bouto.
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During an election, the choice facing the voter was already framed.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit gets added to Netflix today, March 24.
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Three months later, she said, Maysonet was framed the double murder.
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The previous week he had framed the threat even more directly.
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Oh, of course that's not how the Clinton speech framed it.
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"The UK is not really framed as an enemy," he says.
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Plus, peep the framed poster in the lower right-hand corner.
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Rorrer has long maintained her innocence, insisting she's has been framed.
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I'm being freakin' framed and I will bet money on it.
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In a tweet, Mr Trump framed his departure as a retirement.
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"Speak from the heart," reads a framed sign on the wall.
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It had been framed as a personal issue for so long.
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One obvious issue with the principles is how they are framed.
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James. The Turn of the Screw is framed as a story
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The framed drawing received 11 bids and ultimately sold for $29,184.
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Voter fraud is often framed as a scourge or a myth.
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Restoring the Muses' voices is framed as a form of atonement.
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A row of framed currency of varying denominations lines two walls.
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What's shown about Iran on the news is very specifically framed.
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Clinton's economic speech was framed by the core message of Sen.
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His big bright eyes, framed by blue glasses, twinkled with glee.
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A framed Princess Leia portrait made from Legos is another standout.
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The conservative media star framed his recent endorsement of Texas Sen.
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As Cameron framed it, technology threatening movie theaters was nothing new.
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Too often, Black girls' sexuality is framed as risky, reckless behavior.
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His quotes deserve to be framed and mounted in a museum.
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Finally, and most importantly, this was framed as a hate crime.
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I often gaze up at a framed photograph in my office.
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Graves framed the issue as one of shoring up states' coasts.
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Interior spokeswoman Heather Swift framed the Thursday report as an exoneration.
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At trial, Dratel said Ulbricht was framed by the "real" DPR.
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Like, a "framed photo of Stamos on the wall"-level fan.
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The answer, at least as framed by the ECPA, is both.
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Discrimination has long been framed primarily as an issue of equity.
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But when framed more broadly, the trade-off is pretty clear.
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He said he was framed and is seeking a new trial.
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Federici wore interesting glasses and a chestnut bob framed by white.
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Claims a cybersecurity company named Crowdstrike framed Russia for election interference.
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He framed the whole conversation in a definitively anti-Dany light.
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Warren framed her newest bill as a remedy to that disenchantment.
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Eric Trump ( shouting through the door ): I framed that letter, Dad.
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The helicopter followed the river, framed by rocks chiseled by time.
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This debate has primarily been framed as a fight over regulation.
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Every nook was tastefully curated, from framed art to patterned blankets.
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Doud is being framed by others to cover up their wrongdoing.
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And here's how conservative opinion writer Peggy Noonan framed the issue.
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They framed the pancake prints and gave them away as gifts.
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He got a framed copy of his first professional baseball contract.
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He retired with those seven yellow jerseys framed on his wall.
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They thought the conflict should be framed in more ideological terms.
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She wore a yellow Brasil hat and had narrow-framed glasses.
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She included — and framed — her son's actual scribbles and soiled nappies.
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He framed the battle as one best fought by other countries.
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The women's lawyers framed their respective cases with some important differences.
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Years ago, the choice was framed as Peter Pan/Macho Man.
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Sometimes his wife sleeps clutching a framed picture of her baby.
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Those in the middle column are set up as framed images.
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It also showed how his views were framed by the media.
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The artist had them recovered, cropped, mounted on canvas, and framed.
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In one corner hung a framed map of the subway system.
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The print now hangs, signed and framed, in the Johnsonville headquarters.
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Visitors enter through hand-carved cedar doors framed by Oaxacan tiles.
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Makeup will never be framed as a necessity in our household.
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He framed it as a way to checkmate the Russians militarily.
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Their complete inability to grasp cultural nuance is framed as radical.
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Mr. Pence framed the issue as one of patriotism and respect.
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He just framed my whole way of being in the world.
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It encompasses 27 buildings, including townhouses interspersed with timber-framed cottages.
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Some of these images are in the show as framed prints.
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He already had the photograph framed and displayed in his locker.
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We take it Kev will have to get this thing framed.
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But the way Stephens framed the issue bothers me a bit.
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An Amazon spokesperson reached for comment, unsurprisingly, framed the issue differently.
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Why were those framed drawings arranged above that Art Deco table?
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" TREE Clues: a framed embroidery sign reading, "What is a friend?
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Laurie Strode: A grey, medium-length wig, and circular framed glasses.
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Again, conservative critics framed the episode as political correctness run amok.
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My framed photos take me right back to those special trips.
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My grandfather, Amiya, framed in the eulogizing dignity of burled wood.
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Squarely framed through the basketball hoop, we see James' smiling grimace.
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We bought furniture, framed pictures and put up a badminton net.
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But if it was for Donald I'm sure it was framed.
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The settlement's outline was framed by the mediator, Kenneth R. Feinberg.
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Trump framed tax reform as an issue that Democrats can support.
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Beck's therapist, Dr. Nicky, is framed for all of Joe's crimes.
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The spokesman framed the GOP bills as an election-year stunt.
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Still, Hawaiian officials framed their education campaign as a prudent precaution.
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Hanging space in some areas were framed by shelves for shoes.
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Castro actually complimented Beto for the way that he framed it.
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On Wednesday, Blagojevich framed his conviction and imprisonment as grave injustices.
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They committed assassinations, framed high-ranking politicians and abducted Starfleet officers.
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The narration is framed as a letter from Cousins to Welles.
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Mr. Lewis's mother, Veta Lewis, has said her son was framed.
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Monrovia is framed by shots of corn growing in a field.
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A framed grade school picture of Johnathan hangs on the wall.
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Maybe she should have used different words, or framed things differently.
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The case concerned whether Select Comfort violated a 2005 contract that let Sleepy's sell Select Comfort's wood framed "Personal Preference" beds, while Select Comfort sold its plastic-and-polymer framed "Core" beds in its own stores.
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These things aren't trivial to him, nor are they framed as meaningless.
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There were framed awards and medals proving that this person loved lacrosse.
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He said he has a framed letter in his office from Sen.
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The Phantom Thieves are framed as outcasts, but in an idealized way.
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So now we have a lot of maps framed around the house.
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Framed photographs of (most likely) Miley's spiritual gurus can also be seen.
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Cue almost framed it as an altruistic effort on his company's part.
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Importantly, those numbers can change depending on how the questions are framed.
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The administration framed the policy as a humane approach to a crisis.
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Like Notre Dame, the cathedral's ceiling also has a wood-framed attic.
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Tokyo 42 follows a man framed for a crime he didn't commit.
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A Burmese policeman, himself now behind bars, says the two were framed.
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Like its larger cousin, it's also crafted out of aluminum-framed glass.
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Instead, she framed her teen pop star persona as playing dress-up.
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On top of the casket was a small framed photo of Jakelin.
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On the walls were framed pictures of women, Woman's Weekly magazine covers.
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Schmack's timeline was framed around one indisputable fact: the 21957:258 p.m.
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Most of the works are framed and separated into small themed rooms.
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"All of it was framed to us as persecution," George told me.
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He's the one who framed Luke and had him thrown in Seagate.
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All tweets are framed in "an exquisite golden frame" and cost $49.
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This case was framed in an extremely unsympathetic way from the beginning.
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I have framed these little cards that always came with the flowers.
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Framed by her vibrant paper sculptures, the spectacle is something to behold.
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He's framed in a way that skates perilously close to white savior.
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Apple refused, and framed this as a demand it build a backdoor.
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Olivia studied Charlotte's Botox-frozen face, framed by lank, unconvincingly highlighted hair.
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An explosion of glitter erupting from nether regions framed by heavenly light.
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He said she framed him and prosecutors eventually dropped those charges too.
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"I been framed," he blurted out in court during a November arraignment.
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"F=MA," as the head engineer framed it: Force = Mass times Acceleration.
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After that one last evening in Hill House, Hugh clearly was framed.
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" This exchange framed the ensuing media narrative of "Bush as a bully.
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A fixed camera perspective keeps everything framed in a constant long shot.
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Framed in gold, the painting appeals satirically to the new Russian wealth.
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Nothing had ever been framed to me as a career-breaking problem.
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Framed that way, there'd be little reason to want to walk out.
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And how the crime and its victims are legally framed is key.
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Goldmans framed the book in a way that makes O.J. Simpson's guilt
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Speaking on Tuesday, he framed single-payer as a job-creating mechanism.
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Even if it were functional, how could the hacker have framed her?
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I definitely want a framed Dino 101 certificate hanging above my desk.
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More than ever, our healthcare debate must be framed around the patient.
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The black is framed by an elaeagnus-green that connotes Asiatic foliage.
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Negative reaction to the incident framed most media reports of the day.
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Most weeks I shed a tear or two, making it true framed.
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You see, the VIP Demo was framed as a buy-in bonus.
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Huge framed electoral maps were shown being brought into the White House.
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A handful of framed photos stood there, most of them featuring Caroline.
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When Peter wouldn't help Mary, she killed Jessica herself and framed Peter.
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The Bachelorette is framed as a fairytale for every respective season's suitress.
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Even an early straw wrapper, from the original restaurant, flattened and framed.
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Holloway is black, and was framed for a crime he didn't commit.
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The play ends with Oscar's face framed in a pool of light.
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The majority of Democrats — 78 percent — said he is not being framed.
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Discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was framed as oppressor versus victim.
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The way each man framed his position was different, too — and telling.
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The two-story, white-framed home featured above was his first home.
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BuzzFeed has framed the reorganization as an investment in the news division.
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Obama framed the election in terms of America's children, including her own.
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A framed photo of Fred Trump faces him on his cluttered desk.
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In his speech on Sunday, Haftar again framed his battle as counterterrorism.
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The demonstrations were generally framed as protests against Trump and his policies.
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The referendum itself was easily framed as the establishment versus the people.
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The interconnecting courtyards and gardens, framed by beautifully painted gateways, are stunning.
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They are strong, but were still fighting and being framed as victims.
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Watch Report Timepieces with intricate faces, framed in rose or yellow gold.
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In fact, Pence has the medal framed in his White House office.
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This is the concept of federalism upon which our Constitution was framed.
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The couple keep a framed photograph of the Reagans in their study.
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One part of the debate is framed around the issue of choice.
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Square is not acquiring Framed Data's technology as part of the arrangement.
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Other memorabilia includes a framed document bearing the signature of Rudolf Hess.
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Weaves framed their excellent sophomore release as having distinct parts and personalities.
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At the time, reviewers typically framed the movie as a political thriller.
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Photographs are memories, selected and framed, and can mark time and place.
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People with addiction were framed as a primary culprit, not the victim.
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But there's something dishonest about the way the response is being framed.
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Official government responses to terrorism have framed terrorism as a Muslim thing.
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It's framed as a product of abuse and a source of shame.
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The speakers effectively framed the foreign policy debate for the November election.
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He framed China as one of the foremost threats to free expression.
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She framed clothing as a collection of values: diversity, creativity, entrepreneurship. Mrs.
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Framed black-and-white photos of black community members grace the walls.
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The moment is framed as neither glorious nor righteous, but as horrific.
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His face was cherubic, still framed by a hint of baby fat.
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It's framed that way: Bold stallion awakens dormant passions in timid mouse.
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The product was framed as useful for sperm banks or doctors' offices.
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He thinks the gun debate isn't being framed in a productive way.
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And now my son has my bib framed over his changing table!
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In doing so, I found a wonderful photo that is badly framed.
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The parents involved in the two practices are also framed very differently.
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Girard walks by Fredette's framed jersey outside the gym nearly every day.
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Our photographers framed his pouty mug against a radiant wall of bougainvillea.
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Mr. Linton nailed framed passages of their new bible to the walls.
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In a second study, the game was explicitly framed as a competition.
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JOHN: Yes, the story was definitely framed from a white European perspective.
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They framed their decision as a way to better help their players.
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The exterior's standout is a multilayered, lighted grille, framed by vertical headlamps.
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Her statue of Eternity is not even stone; it's a framed photograph.
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These polymer surfaces are framed in a sturdy and rigid aluminum housing.
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On the wall here are framed liquor licenses that date to 1877.
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Schiff, in ending, framed the outcome in the most sweeping historical terms.
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And yet, so much of the backlash is framed in personal terms.
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His son John Lawson keeps it framed with his father's medals today.
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Framed copies of Playboy, TV Guide and Variety hung on the walls.
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This perfectly framed photo was taken in Abruzzo, Italy, by Zonzo Photography.
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So does the framed alphabet print and the stack of board books.
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Above a pile of medals was a framed photo of Meza running.
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The blueprint is framed as a shift away from Republican climate denial.
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That dynamic, on "The Apprentice," framed him as decisive, powerful and important.
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But Chalupa later refuted how her work was framed in the story.
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Instead, he has promoted unfounded conspiracy theories that Ukraine framed the Russians.
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Steel-framed glass doors open to a private balcony overlooking the backyard.
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Siddiquee pointed out that how the conversation is framed is important, too.
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She has a framed letter from David Bowie on her mantel. 30.
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Garbage spilled into an alley framed by a rowhouse with no roof.
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Others were the occupants of a number of mahogany framed glass cases.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi framed Trump's conduct as bribery during a Nov.
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So recent "Stop Soros" laws are framed, likewise, as bulwarks against immigration.
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Still, he clumsily vacated the animal crate, jostling the framed picture again.
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My stepmom framed it in a way that really resonated with me.
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" This is often framed as something she has to do to "help.
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And a framed photograph of Mr. Agnew hung in Mr. Beall's office.
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He had it framed and hanging on a wall in his office.
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That letter is now framed on the wall of the Somerville office.
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"And it was mostly girls ... kind of small-framed," the neighbor said.
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Pi was five foot five, thin-framed, with a coffee-colored complexion.
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Contract negotiations are formal and complex, framed by precedents and detailed rules.
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Examples of paid posts from Chinese brands are framed on the walls.
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A dog, framed by an amusement ride's rear window, watches them hungrily.
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These widescreen, hand-drawn images are framed tableaus with very simple movement.
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From the skeleton of a hydrocephalic child to the hides of apes hanging silhouetted and framed by light-filled church windows to the abstracted eyes of moths' wings, framed to appear predatory, Rosamond Purcell photographs life after death.
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In a gesture straight out of a West Wing episode — in which a campaign slogan scrawled onto a cocktail napkin was framed and given as a Christmas present — Schultz had a Dignity of Work placard framed for her husband.
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The Chicago Tribune framed her victory around her husband, Bears lineman Mitch Unrein.
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I started noticing some profile photos of couples framed by dual-colored hearts.
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Even the auditorium the event took place in was framed as a mausoleum.
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There is also a Framed app, where users can compile their art collections.
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Notably, they recommend Electric Objects and Framed for users who aren't so DIY.
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Gerrow framed his clients participation in the scheme as simultaneously altruistic and naive.
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He paired the look with a flowing red wig that framed his face.
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So far: rugby and GAA jerseys, socks, bodhrán, hurley, framed Yeates poem… pic.twitter.
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For proof, watch this cut of the center-framed visuals in the movie.
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Her square tortoiseshell glasses framed her round, empathetic face and light gray eyes.
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Like, if they had some money, it was spent on framed Redskins jerseys.
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The image appears to be of the framed photo hanging on a wall.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit is available for rental on all major streaming services.
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A police captain told the court that the journalists had indeed been framed.
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The remainder of the video is framed in a question-and-answer format.
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Earlier in the day, the team also presented him with a framed jersey.
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The way it's being framed right now is great, in a certain way.
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She has been framed for murder a couple times in her life. 227.
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Now, if she then gets framed for murder, then we'll believe she's psychic.
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Here's the fundamental mistake in the way the FCC has framed the proposal.
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That mix was framed as the perfect solution to Facebook's "frat house" problem.
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The pair looked at framed pictures taken during the making of the movie.
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The engineers photographed her flight, framed the photo, and signed it for her.
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They held framed portraits of King Bhumibol and prayed for his speedy recovery.
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Chu framed it as a customer service issue rather than a technical problem.
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Macron framed it as a way to protect smaller companies from unfair competition.
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Avery, 54, has said through his trial and since that he was framed.
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The shorts feature similar meticulously framed visuals and a penchant for Kubrickian symmetry.
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His white hair framed his broad red face well enough without a wig.
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It is when you can get the framed photo right from your phone.
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Framed photos of Prince George and Princess Charlotte sat nearest to the Queen.
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More recently, it's also been framed as a sustainable alternative to fast fashion.
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As an experience, it's basically a roller coaster framed as a car chase.
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In many ways, that agreement really framed how you thought about the world.
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Teddy Roosevelt framed the struggle in terms of the people against the exploiters.
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They were framed mostly as clarifying and enforcing existing law, not expanding it.
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Apple also framed the 13-inch MacBook Pro as a MacBook Air replacement.
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There's a dartboard and framed photos of British bull dogs on the wall.
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His supporters say he was framed, with the drugs planted in his car.
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It will be framed by textile works assembled from fragments of antique quilts.
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Except I've been framed, now, and a source of great knowledge is missing.
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Framed photos of Slater and a few of his trophies serve as decor.
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It's framed as some sort of player-friendly move, but it's really not.
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Parents were later given framed photos as a memento, said nurse Pilaiporn Kondee.
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Destiny framed it as a mysterious enemy that pursued the Traveler to Earth.
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Charles Fleischer, who voiced Roger Rabbit in 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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Only a few framed photos on the walls hint toward his professional career.
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It was full of gag items, including a framed homage to Vladimir Putin.
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I want every one of them framed and printed in my future home.
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Throughout, Saro-Wiwa maintained that he was being framed for criticizing Abacha's regime.
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They organized in every community and framed it as Berkeley against Big Soda.
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McCord opted for a pink tie-dye swimsuit paired with pink-framed sunglasses.
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A framed commemorative letter from Clarence House is proudly displayed at the bar.
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Warren has framed the fight for economic justice and racial justice as intertwined.
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The output is a striking mirror of Ma's carefully framed and staged photographs.
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First, a juror has come forward and said they feel Avery was framed.
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He claimed that he was being framed for his opposition to the IRS.
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Every election, routine or not, is framed as a life-or-death scenario.
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They also framed the measure as harming small businesses like neighborhood corner stores.
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Toby, the boy they framed for the fire, convinces them of Alex's existence.
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In good weather, ask for a table on the pergola-framed terrace outside.
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Republican leaders have framed the law's preservation as a matter of public safety.
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Cohen is middle-aged, with a friendly, open face framed by graying curls.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows framed the iconic skyline, complemented by gauzy white curtains.
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A hiker, framed by flaming leaves, walks in the Zillertal Alps in Austria.
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There is a silver-framed portrait of Danielle, his daughter, as a child.
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The office also has a wall covered with framed photos of employee pets.
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"Our outlook is intentionally framed on the future five years," Davis told CNBC.
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A woman wearing a Fire Department baseball cap tightly clutched a framed photograph.
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I framed that old editorial and kept in my office for many years.
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Dozens of framed, fading photos of former clients line the walls: Robert Redford.
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A lounge area is replete with framed magazine covers of Donald J. Trump.
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As framed to the public, the rule sounded like a win for consumers.
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The company framed the layoffs as part of a restructuring toward digital content.
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In every case, the debate is framed as one of pluralism versus security.
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A professionally framed photo of one of their favorite memories or engagement photos
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Clinton would win took to the stage, framed by a royal blue backdrop.
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I know the girls will have them framed in their homes one day.
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YG raps from the roof of a moving car, framed by palm trees.
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On a table in the family's home were several framed photographs of Vidal.
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It has a deep front porch and is framed by large, old trees.
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A framed copy of the editorial hangs just outside the 16th-floor boardroom.
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In particular, it framed global warming as a challenge to the religious conscience.
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Ocasio-Cortez has framed climate policy as politics and created tremendous grassroots excitement.
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The fight over the court could hardly be framed better than in Wisconsin.
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A framed naturalization certificate is one of the few adornments on the walls.
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Marrian, grandson of a Scottish earl, has always maintained that they were framed.
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Two apes stare at her; she is framed in their line of vision.
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There's a framed picture of Michael, smiling, "partner and loyal friend" written beneath.
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Here, McAuley framed it as what Tomlin was seeking to prove, not disprove.
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We're trying to watch an entire episode of You've Been Framed without laughing.
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A framed photograph of the birthday boy alongside Donald Trump was displayed prominently.
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Why is being a commitment-phobe typically framed to be a male trait?
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Framed family pictures cover the walls and lace tablecloths grace the hardwood furniture.
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As such, it's drawn criticism, though remarkably unfairly framed, from the Catholic League.
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It is particularly well-framed from the viewing deck on the first floor.
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The Lad Bible probably have framed magazine covers of him in their office.
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Beauty and truth pervade Heffernan's games, but they are both mitigated and framed.
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They're also generally framed off-center, adding a little disorientation to the conversation.
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In the 90s, DuBourdieu moved to Toronto, where he framed and roofed houses.
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Pet City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The footage is grainy, randomly framed.
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Regev was framed by greenery; an Israeli flag fluttered from a nearby fence.
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Both parties framed the move as a step toward security, accuracy and speed.
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Most important of all, he is framed in full figure as he moves.
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They framed their project as protecting Mr. Bush's victory rather than counting votes.
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Marriage is often framed as a social pact between two families in India.
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The question is also framed around sexual habits; the choices are the same.
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James Morgan's set is handsomely framed, but the heavy furniture makes it clunky.
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Their framed photographs lined the walls, "Stardusters" given the billing of Broadway headliners.
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The question of the pathogen's source is being framed to imply Trumpist xenophobia.
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A ribbon of oak-framed windows is set within the ashlar masonry walls.
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Fifteen prints will be framed and displayed in British embassies and offices worldwide.
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" Under a portrait of himself he asked the question, "Who Framed Roger Stone?
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In the lobby there are framed signs attesting to the company's quality control.
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Grayson had recently gone through her own struggles to get a project framed.
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Republicans framed the committee's vote on Monday night as a matter of transparency.
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But Who Framed Roger Rabbit presented further challenges for Williams and his team.
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Flush off the success of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Williams convinced Warner Bros.
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It was stately, with green columns, and framed by a black iron gate.
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"Anna" opens on an empty, symmetrically framed train platform in Essen, West Germany.
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Daniel has just been released from prison, after being framed by the police.
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And the Post-it with the word "chutzpah" on it is not framed.
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Sightlines were situated between props and interior windows carefully framed the guests' actions.
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This site, grounded in evidence and brilliantly framed, is the resource we need.
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As we waited, my gaze traveled to a framed collage of family photos.
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High on the wall inside was a framed photograph of another club hero.
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On the walls were several framed prints by the black painter Romare Bearden.
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Hickenlooper framed his candidacy around stemming the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party.
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That's partly a matter of how Ms. Friedman has ingeniously framed her production.
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At this point, she's framed as feeling far more comfortable in the past.
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He framed his choice mainly as a matter of what could pass Congress.
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So let's articulate the way it's framed through a different form of improvisation.
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A framed photo of her and Mr. Al Saife hangs in his stand.
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For years politicians have framed the divide as Red America versus Blue America.
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"It's completely framed," she was quoted by local media as saying, without elaborating.
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Food arrives on grandmotherly, mismatched china; family members beam out from framed photos.
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I'm impressed by how fast, affordable and good-looking Keepsake's framed photos are.
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How was slavery framed and talked about when you were in elementary school?
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Then you'll see a preview of your framed art, along with the price.
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Lawrence O'Donnell framed the independent's narrow New Hampshire victory as evidence of weakness.
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Our Opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof explains why he believes Kevin Cooper was framed.
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The prime minister framed his struggle in populist terms: the people vs. Parliament.
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This resulted in an unprecedented sales boost for polymer-framed handguns, he said.
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However, the way he framed saving for retirement didn't always resonate with me.
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Trump was quickly framed on social media as a battle of the stylish.
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And then I arrive, and I see their faces framed by metal detectors.
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Mr. O'Grey keeps a framed print of his paw on his bedroom wall.
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He always took a picture with award recipients, which he later had framed.
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But he framed the decision to supply the US military around corporate responsibility.
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"Never Assume" reads the newsroom's framed credo posted outside the executive editor's office.
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They had it appraised and framed, and it still hangs in their home.
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There, in the window, was a framed Times article making exactly this assertion.
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And this idea that art history and picture making is constructed and framed.
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Buttigieg has framed his plan as a pathway to true Medicare-for-all.
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Clinton says, sitting in a living room, framed by bookcases and table lamps.
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After the opera's run and protests ended, Ms. Schon had the signs framed.
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The double front door is framed by a large limestone-and-granite arch.
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Until the 2000s, many families lived in sod houses framed with whale bones.
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My husband framed some items from the race to remind me of that.
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The '21960 election was framed by mass unrest — protests, assassinations, and countercultural movements.
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He noticed a framed letter from Phil Silvers, a comedian of the 1950s.
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We look at one another — through glass, over low-framed cubicles — all day.
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I have framed the fight that way: standing versus sitting, strength versus weakness.
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Large, horn-rimmed glasses framed the open gaze of her genuinely curious mind.
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" Under a portrait of himself, he asked the question, "Who Framed Roger Stone?
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She held a framed photograph of her husband, Bela, smiling beside Muhammad Ali.
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Sometimes, racism is framed as a misunderstanding rather than an act of hate.
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Orchid: RGB is framed as a meditation on the medium of photography itself.
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Perhaps one day, I'll have it framed, hang it on my study wall.
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Language is always framed in a certain way, and it always has consequences.
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But it shouldn't have been this one, written like this, framed like this.
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Yet all such efforts were framed by the central and unshakable alliance with America.
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"He told me, 'If it really works, I want it framed,'" she told WRAL.
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The second story is actually framed by Pilkington as a pitch for a film.
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The walls of Dr Claire Guest's office are covered with framed pictures of dogs.
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Each has trendy black-frame windows and retractable doors, framed by floor length curtains.
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The White House had framed the issue as a temporary move involving national security.
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Meanwhile, their tryst is framed in the context of 'forbidden love' and 'steamy romance.
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"She had put framed art and some decorative lettering on the door," Krajewski said.
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Jerry Brown to look into Cooper's case because she believed he had been framed.
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As the descendent of a then-illegal interracial marriage, I framed my review differently.
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American history were framed in such a way that they are resolved by the
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Brian Benjamin presented Murphy with a framed poster and a copy of the declaration.
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The Mexican artist created an immersive installation with wall drawings, framed works, and sculpture.
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The character was framed as comedic — if cringey — for most of the show's run.
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At times during the debate, CNN hosts framed policy questions around Republican talking points.
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Mr. Obama framed the operation in terms of history and justice for the Sept.
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Can a viewer properly address this statue when AMNH has so framed the project?
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Myles alleges that officers from the same unit as Guevara framed him for murder.
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A small framed photograph of Coon with her four grandchildren sits on her windowsill.
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I still have a framed pic of me and Clifford in the backyard together.
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The third apparently was just an image of a framed photo of Pai's family.
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The contracts are often framed as a potential solution to the student debt crisis.
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From a library window, the scene was framed in a picture that went viral.
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Some are simply framed, emotive portraits—images showing the connection between father and son.
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Mr. Trump's defense team similarly framed closing arguments around a free and independent election.
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These women are framed to be viewed as objects, rather than a whole person.
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Still, their contest has been largely framed as a choice between head and heart.
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His photo is framed and hung in Michael's office, first visible in Episode 1.
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All of these were framed as something that was for the public good. Right.
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It looked kind of like well, Sia's face before, but framed by a wig.
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People have also printed and framed tweets on their own with some incredible results.
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Despite this, Cooper has maintained that he was framed for the Chino Hills murders.
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She framed the dangling sneakers, and her outstretched arms, as a kinetic found sculpture.
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The subreddit is not explicitly framed as a way to escape toxic political discourse.
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" Biden framed the 213 race as a "battle for the soul of this nation.
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She was unsure how well her old, wood-framed apartment block would hold up.
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He displayed them in brass-framed glass cabinets, and online he gave virtual tours.
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They also gave the family a framed photo of Cohen saluting at the procession.
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Ridesharing policy is increasingly being framed as either/or brinksmanship, presenting a false choice.
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She recalls seeing a framed picture of the family and says it confused her.
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Shearon still has the ace that he drew that day framed in his home.
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In the corner of the gallery at about knee height is a framed iPad.
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Whose fault is it: this is how the civility question tends to be framed.
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A movie framed like Aquaman calls for a Balem Abrasax, not an Erik Killmonger.
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Markle also carried what looks to be a framed photo covered in bubble wrap.
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A potted flower or framed picture would have felt like marks of permanence, somehow.
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Mr. Woods framed his free hourlong set there with two works by Giacinto Scelsi.
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He framed it as a positive step forward: "I feel jacked up," he said.
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The language around the new securitisation facility is framed with Sullivan's judgment in mind.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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Notice the booth, color of the walls, and even border of the framed painting.
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Just framed alone, for her, and her guests, to look at every single day.
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But is Diggle still the same man that he was before he was framed?
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Reclining in the passenger seat in jeans, a knit shirt, and plastic-framed glasses, .
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There were twenty-something men in thick framed glasses and older gentlemen reading newspapers.
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FP is framed with Sheriff Keller finding the murder weapon in a hidden lockbox.
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Advocates framed that decision as evidence that the original law was ineffective and toothless.
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The second room displays framed photographic documentation of the artist's interaction with her subjects.
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Anything can happen on any tile, and it's all framed around quirky, subtle humor.
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He shows me the copy of a decree from 212 framed on his wall.
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The White House has framed the proposal as tax relief for the middle class.
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They emphasized practical solutions over what they framed as their liberal rivals' impossible promises.
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When asked if Trump is being framed, 28503 percent of Republicans said he is.
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It's a silver framed photo of King Mswati III, the absolute monarch of Swaziland.
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They applied the top-down approach Booker had framed as necessary to the effort.
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That it was carried out and framed by OITNB as almost comical felt wrong.
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Each is framed in one of O'Keeffe's signature "quarter-round" or "clamshell" style frames.
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High-ranking B.N.P. members have been framed on spurious corruption charges, among other things.
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Whatever the design, Trump has framed the project as vital to the nation's security.
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If we're very lucky, Pokémon: Detective Pikachu could be another Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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Most white directors make movies about white people, whose stories are framed as universal.
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The dining area opens to a large screened porch framed with exposed cedar beams.
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Large panels of steel-framed glass windows open with the pull of a chain.
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Her friend's father wore dark-framed glasses, but that was all she could remember.
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One big reason, I believe, is how the candidates have framed their policy proposals.
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This exchange framed, for the first time, the central question of our foreign policy.
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Sanders framed his Madison rally as a lengthy, point-by-point attack on Walker.
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This battle is operatic, the soldiers moving in slow motion and framed by fog.
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A 1950s framed color picture of Queen Elizabeth II hangs on the far wall.
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U.S. counterterrorism policy is framed the same way, and it is missing the point.
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"Fosse/Verdon," an eight-episode bio-pic on FX, is framed as a corrective.
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Framed art sat on the floor because we didn't know where to hang it.
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"This unconstitutional practice is often framed as a routine administrative matter," Ms. Gupta wrote.
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The result is a captivating collage of framed images — some whimsical, some alluringly enigmatic.
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The Framed Data product will be shut down at the end of the month.
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Unfortunately, however, critics have framed the current MoMA show as myopically as that visitor.
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A framed glamor photo of the bride and groom hangs in the living room.
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Framed more generally, are parties and leaders responsible for the behavior of their donors?
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"The cops framed his ass, anyway," Byron (Sam Sarpong), one of Darden's friends, says.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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And in those spaces, Obama's presidency was framed in the most threatening possible terms.
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His office and hotels are full of framed copies of him on the cover.
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Collaged shapes jut out of the borders and none of the works are framed.
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The 29-year-old Washington, DC, resident is slim-framed, by all accounts handsome.
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But in the meetings on Wednesday, Mr. Trump framed his criticism in security terms.
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Now an autographed team poster is framed on a wall in his home office.
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And from the beginning, that possibility framed the high-stakes struggle over the nomination.
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"Most people who have pictures of themselves with presidents get them framed," Meyers said.
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And the administration has framed both executive orders toward national security, rather than immigration.
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Labor groups had framed the issue as a fight between workers and greedy billionaires.
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Schulz's article offers a good examination of the show and the way it's framed.
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TURIN, Italy — The room is lined with dark red paneling and gold-framed mirrors.
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In part, it had to do with how the media framed this non-story.
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Tynan went to get some mementos custom framed and was shocked at the expense.
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Even the more intimate moments are framed as combat, to disguise the characters' vulnerability.
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King "framed our greatest moral failing as an opportunity for centripetal redemption," Haidt observed.
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She framed her decision, though, as consistent with the values she presented to voters.
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They were released after a few hours, but the framed print was not returned.
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The president's vocal response to the attack framed the emerging politics of the case.
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Zanele Muholi's face is luminous — and framed by a headdress of inflated latex gloves.
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My left-hand view was framed by the serrated ridgeline of the Gila Mountains.
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They framed the vote around both lofty constitutional principles and parochial home-district matters.
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And so we began to get flashes of Deadpool framed as a tragic figure.
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In retrospect, are there any articles or headlines that should have been framed differently?
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So, fractured photo works by Stezaker are framed above vitrines of Psycho production ephemera.
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A poofy pink train framed the hips in a manner that recalled Marie Antoinette.
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Changes have occurred but have not been framed in law, which makes them vulnerable.
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Working 20-hour days, he got it done — framed, too — by the next Tuesday.
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He also baselessly alleged that some photos were "intentionally framed" to downplay Trump's crowd.
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Light pours from black-framed and mullioned Brombal windows and clerestories on three sides.
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Songs lyrics are framed by musical notes; gunfire or door slamming should be bracketed.
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Farhad presented Mr. Vucic with a framed stylized portrait he had drawn of him.
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The fenced backyard has flowing patches of gravel and synthetic grass framed by bamboo.
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His rumpled brown mop of hair framed his watery green eyes and impish grin.
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Some advocates and physicians framed the bill as a solution looking for a problem.
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But, as it turned out, he was perfectly framed by the chairs behind him.
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The head of each has been subtly illuminated, as if framed by self-consciousness.
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And the moderators explicitly framed the discussion as a challenge to Buttigieg, asking Sen.
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Today, if you think about it, "What framed Roger Rabbit" was the cartoon CEL.
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Rogers said, her smiling face framed by gray curls and a strand of pearls.
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The present debate over Donald Trump's impeachment has largely been framed in originalist terms.
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During the summer solstice, the sunrise there is perfectly framed by its stone slabs.
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One wall was lined with framed newspaper clippings and awards for her civic service.
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Instead, he framed his first visit to India as president on terms he preferred.
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Instead, he framed his first visit to India as president on terms he preferred.
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He wore blue-framed eyeglasses, a navy cardigan, and a solar-powered Seiko watch.
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I DON'T SEE THIS, RICK AS YOU FRAMED IT, AS A ZERO-SUM GAME.
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In a phone interview with CNN, he repeatedly framed himself as a bridge builder.
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So it was a conversation between two artists, but framed by a third artist.
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Turns out, nearly any scenario could have Big Jo March Energy if framed properly.
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The stories would benefit from being framed by a detailed accounting of this process.
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My Lai framed the image that for too many retrospectively described the Vietnam generation.
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Behind his thick-framed, prison-issued glasses, he had heavy circles under his eyes.
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Like many principles framed in terms of equality, it is really about something else.
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Framed vintage Lord & Taylor ads were waiting to be hung on bright white walls.
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Juul has framed its e-cigarettes as an option for adults looking to switch.
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"Tomorrow needs to be a better day," was how one person involved framed it.
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Bezos framed big tech&aposs involvement with the military as a national security issue.
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Podesta on Wednesday framed Clinton as independent from Obama while praising the president's legacy.
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On the stage is a framed portrait of Deah and a mortarboard and sash.
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He sometimes turns around framed photos of his own smiling grandchildren before they arrive.
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However, you should ask "thoughtful" questions framed as if you've already gotten the job.
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Who has a framed picture of themselves, on their own, in their living room?
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The only question remaining is how the rest of the season will be framed.
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Adichie does this both within the narrative itself and how the narrative is framed.
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YOU FRAMED IT IN A WAY THAT I DON'T SEE THAT BEING A REALITY.
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But Bjerknes's key insight was that weather prediction could be framed as a hypothesis.
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On the walls hang framed newspaper articles singing the praises of the first Neerob.
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But the DCCC has framed her as an unelectable candidate in a crucial race.
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She is framed in a sea of men, already standing out from the crowd.
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Ghosn insists that he was framed by former Nissan colleagues and Japanese government officials.
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I had them framed in my palette, a nice bright aqua, so they'd pop.
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The Sharifs have framed it as the battle for civilian supremacy and democratic values.
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O'Reilly had framed the withering criticism he faced amid the scandal as politically motivated.
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"Restrictions on women's mobility are often framed in terms of safety," Ms. Khan said.
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What do you think about the private-public litmus test as I've framed it?
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However, the court framed its decision narrowly in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia vs.
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These "murders" were framed as choices instead of decisions made out of economic necessity.
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His supporters have put forward evidence that he was framed by San Bernardino officers.
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The artist's intimate images are framed in self-discovery, free from shame or labels.
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Dramatic lighting and framed dust jackets from my own books enhance the stark effect.
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The pitcher claims he was framed by MLB after he appealed his second suspension.
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Does this nod to the idea that Stone is being "framed" go too far?
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Along the right wall, there are three large framed textile works by Christopher Richard.
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But the current proposal is different thanks to how Kenney has framed the issue.
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A political candidate's relationship to a hostile foreign power would normally be framed differently.
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The difference between male and female perspective has been debated since the 1970s, when art historians, notably John Berger, examined how male painters like Goya framed women as passive sexual objects and female painters like Mary Cassatt framed them as active social subjects.
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The dynamic played directly into Biden's strategy from the get-go: to run his campaign framed as a general election fight between him and Trump, emphasizing Trump in his early stump speech and in how he framed various policies and opinion pieces.
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Perhaps more problematic for Stone is an Instagram story post from his account this weekend (a reference to the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit): New in Instagramland: Roger Stone, using Insta stories (which disappear after 24 hrs), suggests he's being framed. pic.twitter.
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On Monday, Mr. Clinton framed his critique of Mr. Sanders in a more hopeful message.
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The inspiring framed wall art above her daughter's crib, flanked by a few feathered baubles.
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Framed inside their tiny garage, it feels like the Jennings are trapped like never before.
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Tana takes the framed poem in her hands, studies the text, and seems authentically touched.
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Then she framed her job offer letter, carefully blacking out the salary and employer name.
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He is typically framed as an artist of mulatto ecologies, voodoo assemblages, and transcultural multiplicities.
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I always wonder with polls who they talked to and how they framed the question.
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"It symbolizes home for me," Schaech says of the framed Orioles jersey in his workspace.
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She's simulating moments of intense release, framed by coldness — the coldness is what enables release.
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The movie is a visual feast, with beautifully framed and lit shots in every scene.
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Ellen DeGeneres's likeness appears in two framed paintings in the corner of a living room.
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The effort took Rauschenberg two months, and then their contemporary, Jasper Johns, framed the results.
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The effort took Rauschenberg two months, and then their contemporary, Jasper Johns, framed the results.
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She kept a framed photograph of herself taken at Hitler's Munich headquarters from the day.
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The way it was framed, however, the question at the September 5 hearing — by Sen.
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These are the characters who have framed the canon of American Jewish women on screen.
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The clinic was entirely beige with framed impressionist paintings of flowers hung around the hallways.
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Some commentators framed her choice of words as a minimization of the 9/11 attacks.
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The couple are holding hands, framed by the mansion's Mission-style arches and lush garden.
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And it's framed, once again, as something positive and romantic, something that's good for her.
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Buttigieg, at Tuesday night's debate, framed it as a pathway to true Medicare-for-all.
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The White House has framed impeachment as a partisan effort to remove Trump from office.
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This new supply of large, steel- and concrete-framed structures demands a new architectural approach.
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He said he had been framed and that Russia held him hostage to be exchanged.
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The two posed in front of a gold-framed portrait of Barack and Michelle Obama.
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Many of them include a fully framed image skewed or twisted inside the wider canvases.
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He framed nearly every question I asked him in the sense of problems and solutions.
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The first, Spark, centers on a princess-cut diamond framed in yellow or white gold.
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He kept the secret for a year, before presenting the nicely framed photograph to Manda.
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Chuy steps out and makes his way to a wooden-framed thatched hut, his home.
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The tables bore framed photographs of the missing, flanked by incense and their favorite foods.
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Each widow cooks next to a framed picture of her partner, and maybe a candle.
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Under a framed black-and-white picture of Balmoral Castle, uniformed pursers serve afternoon tea.
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Their face is framed by pronounced earrings and thick braids that hang down their torso.
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The display includes a candlelit runway framed by heart-shaped arches covered in red roses.
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Although Harrison framed her comments in a humorous manner, she also made some serious points.
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Obvious printed the image, framed it, and signed it with part of the GAN's algorithm.
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Don't confuse Snapchat as being framed as a place people go to share frivolous videos.
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Instead, they framed it as an expansion that would split responsibilities into more manageable chunks.
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So far, pundits have framed Hart's dilemma as a no-brainer: he has to leave.
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" Novocure: "Only because you framed it as a speculative position will I bless that idea.
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An act of violence is framed as the best thing to ever happen to Patty.
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From behind, the ribs are exposed and the skull is framed by sturdy wire mesh.
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Büyüktaş stitches multiple photographs framed from different altitudes and angles to create his final images.
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But if it's framed as the balance of countervailing powers, that truth becomes more obvious.
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Discussions of human altruism are often framed in terms of someone drowning in a pond.
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Still, it is rarely framed as an issue shaped by racism as well as transphobia.
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Reynolds, 41, opted for a navy suit with a brown tie and black framed glasses.
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"Instagram's imagery and mood is very virtual, very simulated," says Waldthausen of VanDerBeek's framed pieces.
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Daydreaming and wasted time don't have to be framed as developmental tools; they're just nice.
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At a marathon court hearing on Thursday, defense lawyers framed the fight over the Jan.
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All too often these issues, particularly in Washington, are framed as pitting workers against employers.
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The unsuspecting couple finds themselves on the run after they get framed for his murder.
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If framed in the right way, as an unreleased project, that stuff is really interesting.
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And now, here in The Last Jedi, that similarly framed scene serves as a recollection.
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The tiny green indicator light on the charging case looks even cooler framed in black.
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The close-ups were carefully framed - a crumpled boarding pass, a battered laminated safety card.
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The only reminder of the case were two framed prints leaning up against a wall.
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Lucas turns to his wall, where a framed picture of him and Alec Guinness hangs.
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Suddenly this murderous sociopath was being framed as something of a virtuous Commander in Chief.
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He picked up one of the pictures, framed in cheap black plastic, and studied it.
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A gallery of framed currency includes notes in circulation, plus those both fictional and obsolete.
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Germany has said the widely exploited loophole is the result of poorly framed EU law.
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Trump's argument for removing all 11 million undocumented immigrants is framed largely in economic terms.
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They struggle over the framed treasure until Emmit slams the whole thing into Ray's head.
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The training you get from legal counsel is framed by its objective: to reduce liability.
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Honorary mention should go to large amount of young people freeze-framed in "dabbing" position.
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Campaign finance reform is not typically framed as an inequality story, but it is one.
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Liberalism's triumph was to have framed those religious and patriotic beliefs as bigoted and undemocratic.
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Louie had dibs on the framed poster for the Living Theatre, signed by Julian Beck.
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When men are framed as an irredeemable 'other' and women as inherent possessors of virtue.
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Mr Putin has framed his intervention in Syria as a battle between good and evil.
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Everywhere he looked there were framed photos of Jim, certificates, military awards, and other commendations.
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And yet, in this case, it's framed as a political statement rather than a violation.
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Clinton has framed her presidential campaign as an effort to help people like Ms. Shelton.
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One reader, Adam Smith-Kipnis, eloquently framed the issue in an email to this office.
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Framed eyeballsIn 2003, Jeffrey Epstein allowed a reporter from Vanity Fair to visit the home.
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" Collins framed the bill as a "concrete action to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
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Every issue and every decision is framed as a choice between Trump and his target.
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As a playwright, I look to tell stories that are framed against great political rupture.
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"We'd framed the show in a way that was unapologetically justice-oriented," Science Mike said.
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He framed it through the familiar Silicon Valley lens of problem solving, per USA Today.
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Nixon framed the shake-up as an effort to restore public confidence in his administration.
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He framed the giveaway as an example of how much he values Second Amendment rights.
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Each photograph was framed in wood, and embedded in each frame was a long caption.
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There has been a deep shift, too, in how the news is framed and broadcast.
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He was wearing the Brooklyn-designer uniform of a baseball cap and chunky-framed glasses.
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It is very important to her author that this all be framed as her choice.
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You might even think it's simply a bad framed video shot on cheap camera phone.
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Top officials, including Surgeon General Jerome Adams, have framed getting vaccinated as a social responsibility.
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He kept a quotation from President John F. Kennedy framed in his Times Square office.
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The image is framed within a large, white smartphone interface with a metallic gray underside.
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His roasting room is adorned with framed training certificates from various international specialty coffee associations.
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The practitioners of Trumpist politics have framed themselves as populists who are breaking the mold.
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" Instead, in mainstream porn, we're framed as "shemales," or, in a turn towards respectability, "tgirls.
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An antique map of the area, framed on the wall of the local newspaper's office?
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A framed photograph of Curtis dressed as Mozart looms over us in the entrance hallway.
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Then there's Anthony Ray Hinton, wrongfully convicted of murder after a racist detective framed him.
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The framed-jersey and pinup-poster man cave is a later iteration of the concept.
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If the picture wasn't perfectly framed and lit, the service had trouble making accurate guesses.
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The entire economy of [the British TV show]You've Been Framed is built upon it.
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But four were shot dead as scheduled, including a Nigerian who supporters say was framed.
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The master suite contains a stone-framed fireplace and beamed ceilings, with a sitting area.
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It was framed as a "return" to the stage as part of a tribute night.
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Here's how Matt Wolking, Trump's director of rapid response, framed it: The insinuation was obvious.
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On the bedroom side, the doors were painted white and framed by thick gray curtains.
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The smaller framed works here are, as a rule, less powerful than the larger ones.
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On the wall of her living room, among portraits, is a framed letter in Polish.
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Many facets of one's life can be artfully framed and filtered for hearts and comments.
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Romney's office framed the proposals as a way to ensure economic stability for working Americans.
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Mr. Carson framed the idea in traditionally conservative terms: the logic of rolling back regulation.
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Some commentators have framed the latest report as a sign that Social Security is healthier.
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He steered me to a table by a large framed photograph of a bald eagle.
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The canvas series, which is currently in storage, has been turned into 18 framed panels.
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They also may not be interested in digital literacy classes if they aren't framed properly.
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The Democrats' "Better Deal for Our Democracy" is certainly framed as an anti-Trump document.
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His bearded face, framed by dreadlocks, is a little more gaunt than it once was.
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Lately, she has framed her argument for keeping abortion clinics open in economic terms, too.
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The grouping was framed by Beijing as an opportunity to give them a greater voice.
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But in the letter, he framed the decision as an expansion of the group's reach.
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They aimed their objects toward a framed image hanging on a wall behind the chancel.
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On another wall lives a memorial gallery featuring framed portraits of patrons who have died.
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Mr. Janes framed the shift as a way for the store to stay more competitive.
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At Father Demo Square, he hung an array of framed canvases on an iron fence.
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High ceilings and mahogany-framed triple-hung windows, it turned out, compensated for a lot.
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The establishment that the New York Times framed as having "stumbled" had found its footing.
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The formal dining room has a floor-to-ceiling pier mirror framed by classical moldings.
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But should the race be framed as a Republican versus a Democrat, he will lose.
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In modern times, it's often been framed in popular media as Judaism's answer to Christmas.
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Intrigued, Darius peruses framed photos of dark-skinned Benny smiling alongside jazz and soul legends.
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In the kitchen a wedding photo is framed with the words: Love will never end.
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But you're imagining that he is, just because of the way the scenes are framed.
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Mr. Wheeler framed the new regulations as a major step forward in protecting water supplies.
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I'm calling to let you know your picture is framed, and ready for pick up.
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She also wore her hair in an updo with two strands that framed her face.
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"The discussion from the beginning has been framed around those best-case scenarios," Thomas says.
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They believed that he, too, had been framed because of his connection to the Party.
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DeVos's nomination has rankled Democrats, who have framed her as an opponent of public schools.
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DiGenova had publicly argued that Trump had been "framed" by FBI and Justice Department officials.
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Framed photos showed Ms. Gruber with Warren Buffett, Muhammad Ali and Barack Obama, among others.
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Brian Reisinger, a spokesman for Johnson's campaign, framed the mistake as a simple staff error.
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Hanging a framed stained-glass panel in front of the window offers a similar effect.
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The administration has framed the Clean Power Plan as the main pillar of that promise.
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The living and dining rooms are adjoining, with wide fireplaces framed by heavy wood mantels.
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He wore heavy framed glasses and a blue water-repellent winter coat with a hood.
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In his January speech, he framed the slogan as though it were an entrepreneurial aspiration.
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Contrary to Zimmerman's apparent belief, he wasn't falsely picked out of a lineup and framed.
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In tweets and numerous interviews, he has framed the issues in dramatic and stark terms.
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And he framed his Democratic rivals as the leading opponents of his foreign policy achievements.
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And when he went upstairs, he saw the framed K.K.K. application hanging on the wall.
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Once again the walls are covered with chipped subway tiles, white, framed by black grout.
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Once again the walls are covered with chipped subway tiles, white, framed by black grout.
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Some have framed the revised Title X rules as an effort to defund Planned Parenthood.
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Remind yourself that this is not a narrow-framed binary buy-or-not-buy choice.
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He sought a perfected nature, perhaps framed by wildness, but replete with harmony and grace.
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Sunday's vote was framed as a de facto referendum on the protests by all sides.
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He pointed to a handsome older black man down the bar in finely framed glasses.
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No iconic character proves that theory better than Jessica Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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Technology executives, who had framed their arguments in moral terms, are turning to the courts.
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So Albert's framed photograph and a cast of his hand were duly buried with her.
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He framed the race as a binary between the conservative Moore and the liberal Jones.
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But the video also plays into the President's hands by literally being framed around Trump.
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On some evenings, people stroll along the boulevard by Dal lake, framed by the Himalayas.
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Barboza is animated and solidly built, with close-cropped hair and black, rectangular-framed glasses.
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But we can't deny that the conversation is still, in 2019, framed differently for women.
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At a rally in Florida, President Trump contentiously framed the struggle as against socialism broadly.
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In the corridor outside, a framed portrait of Mr. Moore was displayed on a seat.
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The pay disparity between women and men is often framed as a difference in experience.
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Of course, it's totally framed in psychedelic neon cyberpunk visuals, but that's cool in itself.
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They're framed in a rearview mirror, which occupies only about 20 percent of the space.
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But on the shows we watch regularly, the jerks are rarely framed as role models.
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It then delves into the murder trial and explores whether he was framed by authorities.
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Concerns about the welfare state rooted in demographic trends are often framed far too narrowly.
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Coley, who had no criminal history, may have been framed, Brown wrote in the pardon.
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They framed paintings with mounting silks, which were bonded together by layers of backing paper.
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Framed photos of the president and the secretary of heritage hung on the back wall.
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What are your thoughts specifically on how the other stories inside the magazine are framed?
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She is backlit and framed by a pure black background that wishes it were velvet.
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A framed photo of the moment hangs proudly in the center of his modest office.
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Who is asking the questions, how are they framed, and what assumptions do they carry?
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If not overtly framed as the victim, all the women in his world lack control.
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I was interested in doing that because it wouldn't be framed by a pornographic photographer.
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My friend who framed the funny 50 cent tweet, now has a Lil B tweet to add to the collection from funny But if you truly feel a tweet — your tweet — needs some royal treatment, Framed Tweets are the professionals you should turn to.
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In recent weeks, civil rights advocates and racial justice activists have noted that rather than inspiring reform legislation or prompting national outcry, gun violence in black communities is often framed as an issue of self-control and black activists framed as criminals for their protests.
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This data shows that he's losing the war of how this issue is being framed online.
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The way it's framed, Veronica does the sex, Betty is too pure to have the sex.
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The high ceiling has exposed pipes resembling a box of bucatini, framed by a wooden exoskeleton.
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Mr Santrich, they claim, was framed in an American-led attempt to sabotage the peace deal.
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To test this idea, Dr Yang and Dr Urminsky framed an experiment around St Valentine's day.
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Others framed it as a play to improve Apple's status in China, a key growth market.
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Yesterday someone came out and told me I was scum and that I framed my brother.
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In the trailer for the Netflix series, Murat says he felt like he was being framed.
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Facing him on his desk is a framed photograph of his father, the late Fred Trump.
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Others have dizzying views of the landscapes thousands of feet below, framed by banks of clouds.
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She clearly framed her goals and her supporters' goals as rooted in movements, not campaign timelines.
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Acosta framed the terms of the agreement as the product of career prosecutors, not his own.
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So that's exactly what he did, except he framed the whole thing like a breakup letter.
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Her art is utterly un-voyeristic, almost as if it's framed by no gaze at all.
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