Russians identify with the state, Ukrainians identify with a civil society.
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I identify with Tea Cup, but I identify with Loma [the alien] as well.
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So, like Veronica, she could identify with the victims, and identify with the torturers.
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And as for men, they are encouraged to identify with the manliness of powerful men more thoroughly than they identify with their own masculinity, or than they identify with themselves.
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For me to identify with witchcraft is to identify with a centuries-old struggle against patriarchy.
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It recognizes that I identify with aspects of femininity but don't identify with the heteronormative system that trivializes and demonizes them.
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There's an understandable but dangerous tendency to identify with people like ourselves and to not identify with people who are different.
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So the question is: What if we raised boys to identify with girls the way that girls are required to identify with boys?
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"There's plenty of research that shows millennials don't identify with the Democratic Party; they identify with the principles and personalities that we have," Muñoz said.
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And yet if I'm being honest, it's far easier to identify with that need to be liked than it is to identify with Obama's outsider cool.
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The film never seems entirely sure what to make of Bev — are we supposed to identify with her, or identify with the boys who like her?
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Geoff Evans and Florian Scheffner note that only 6% of Britons do not identify with either Leave or Remain, whereas 22% do not identify with a party.
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You're just like, that's not what I identify with anymore.
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And yes, this will affect which sign you identify with.
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You don't need to be queer to identify with that.
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I identify with the people that make the country great.
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A growing number of Caribbean people identify with neither group.
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It was a gesture many of us could identify with.
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Cassius has a similar journey and I identify with that.
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I could really identify with what they were going through.
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These new movies come, these characters people can identify with.
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Most independent resellers are entrepreneurs who identify with my story.
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Whereas a woman can identify with power in any gender.
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Which part of your background do you identify with most?
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I hope everybody will identify with this on some level.
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Miami. What fictional television character do you most identify with?
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We're not teachers, but we can identify with their struggle.
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Smart combatants use them to identify with the nation's zeitgeist.
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Who did you read and identify with most growing up?
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: "Good Girl Gone Bad"
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And that's something that I think many evangelicals identify with.
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It means lots of different people can identify with it.
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Is that what people identify with most in your music?
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Vegas What fictional television character do you most identify with?
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Just about everyone should be able to identify with this.
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Many Cuban fans of African descent particularly identify with him.
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Street smart and grounded, Capricorns also identify with Sporty Spice.
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Which character in the film do you most identify with?
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I'll always identify with the image of a strong woman.
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Christianity does not identify with a political ideology or party.
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"I just identify with her story, I guess," she says.
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She uses it to identify with people who feel squeezed.
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One needn't be suffering like Aza to identify with it.
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It is the land they live on and identify with.
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Who did you identify with: Carrie, Samantha, Miranda or Charlotte?
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There's a lot of people who can identify with that.
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They identify with neither Wall Street nor Occupy Wall Street.
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Does that make him harder for audiences to identify with?
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Why wouldn't people come to heavily identify with that character?
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In some ways, I identify with people of color more.
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Refinery29: What is it about country that you really identify with?
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Others used memes to identify with a younger, internet savvy generation.
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I identify with those kids because I was one of them.
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We don't identify with how the French courts used to [dance].
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Their ability to relate and identify with the child is critical.
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I hope the stories are something the audience will identify with.
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Many identify with an umbrella group called the Pacific Patriots Network.
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Fewer voters now identify with particular parties, making elections more volatile.
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Isn't it funny how you can identify with the different women?
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In fact, many women identify with her for this very reason.
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I've been lucky with having so many cultures to identify with.
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Fewer Brazilians than ever identify with the old left-right model.
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You can identify with some of the challenges your clients face.
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What are the attributes of Taurus that you most identify with?
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Facebook users do not explicitly self-identify with any ethnic groups.
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He's an outlaw country singer and I identify with his music.
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Personally, I have to say that I identify with Alaska here.
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: "Bitch Better Have My Money"
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Again, only 17 percent of American Christians identify with it explicitly.
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It's hard to identify with something so empty at its core.
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And now it's expensive, because consumers want to identify with it.
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A lot of Christians are not going to identify with that.
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If so, which animal, and why do you identify with it?
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You're from Nigeria, you are Nigerian, you identify with that country.
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Which seniors do you most connect or identify with and why?
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There was clearly something in visual art he could identify with.
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Eventually, she grew to identify with them, despite her fair skin.
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And so my whole thing is to identify with the truth.
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Guests stay with us because they identify with what we do.
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Shipka doesn't identify with the tropes of being a child star.
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This makes the people she plays remarkably easy to identify with.
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Longtime white residents are also struggling to identify with the place.
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And 35 percent of millennials don't identify with a particular religion.
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Which member of "The Simpsons" family do you most identify with?
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That's really where Masuda established the sound we identify with Pokémon.
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They identify with him, and if he's attacked, they feel attacked.
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Surveys suggest that about 25 percent identify with the Republican Party.
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And while there was a 1.2 percent increase in the number of people who identify with non-Christian faiths in that same period, the percentage of Americans who don't identify with a religion rose 6.7 percent.
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I was a sociology major in college, so forgive me, but from a very early age, girls are expected to identify with male stories, but boys are never expected or asked to identify with female stories.
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Where jurors identify victims as "respectable," they tend to identify with them (finding their lives to be similar to their own), while they rarely identify with defendants (whose lives tend to be very different from theirs).
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For example, the more strongly you identify with individualizing values, the more likely you are to be politically progressive; the more strongly you identify with binding values, the more likely you are to be politically conservative.
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And thus party loyalists tend to identify with their leaders the way royalists identify with their kings, and regard the prospect of impeachment not as an opportunity for a change of leadership but a revolutionary threat.
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Only after a young reader has come to identify Kammie does she tell them about a part of her life the reader may not identify with—but one they can learn to identify with through Kammie's story.
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But then again, I identify with the Saint Laurent girl, as well.
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We can't process other people being main characters and identify with them.
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As a serial entrepreneur myself, I identify with these young app developers.
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Women must identify with their new position as Marthas, handmaids, or Wives.
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"I identify with the philosophy of Smash it, Reassemble it," he said.
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We have a deep-seeded need to identify with a certain group.
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It's time to let go of something you no longer identify with.
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But people who live closer to it simply don't identify with that.
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And in my own angsty past, I did identify with Holden Caulfield.
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Nor does everyone in the government identify with the rumbustious Mr Salvini.
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RZA: It's something they've probably been exposed to but didn't identify with.
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Also, we tend to identify with Egyptians of thousands of years ago.
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Something completely new that everyone can identify with and say: 'That's mine.
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Once they're there, many opt for things they can identify with personally.
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Being a gay man, I find I identify with some female characters.
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Bright primary colors were the first I could identify with any conviction.
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The lesson: Identity politics only works if people identify with the identity.
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We chose that uniform because people can identify with it very quickly.
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But it's hard to identify with a mirthless, expressionless chunk of granite.
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I'm just a person and don't identify with any race in particular.
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Because we can identify with her, we keep wondering at her decision.
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For Colombians, he said, it was impossible to identify with the narrative.
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I'm glad more and more young people identify with the term queer.
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They personally identify with him, and long for his release from prison.
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Then, people identified with it however they wanted to identify with it.
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A move from Trump's playbook Trump might also identify with Johnson's daring.
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Which letter in this whole labyrinth of LGBTQIA do you identify with?
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"My job is to identify with all the different perspectives," he said.
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I identify with performing better when I'm told I can't do something.
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But now fans can identify with his failings, both personal and professional.
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They still identify with the politics up north where they come from.
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We can all identify with Priam's desperate grief for his fallen son.
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Should black girls be encouraged to identify with the ultimate Nordic icon?
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Why not someone your average mid-1990s user could identify with more?
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Did you identify with a more surrealist aesthetic before making the show?
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Not necessarily like them, but to identify with them to some degree.
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"I don't identify with the gay bars in town," she told me.
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More important, people who identify with the party overwhelmingly view him favorably.
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For most of my life, I didn't identify with any of that.
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"I think a lot of women identify with that feeling," Beatriz said.
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I was able to identify with the character, and with so many situations.
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A subject's honesty may also depend on whether they identify with their interviewer.
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Trump would have been a bit young to identify with Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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I felt both shallow and self-conscious — two emotions I rarely identify with.
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That's something I identify with, she's a strong woman with a big heart.
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They hope the vignettes from lawyers will help justices identify with their view.
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You will still identify with your mother and you will also be different.
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So, "my skin is not a trend" is something I truly identify with.
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I can't help but identify with that poor zebra in its horrible death.
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Now we're supposed to identify with her as the show's voice of reason?
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Panjshiris still strongly identify with their province, arguably more so than their nationality.
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And then there are parents who may not identify with gendered language whatsoever.
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Of course, you may not identify with every one of Herjavec's seven markers.
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The audience reads your page because they identify with the point of view.
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Many of these potential voters do not strongly identify with the Democratic Party.
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Read on, then tell us in the comments which you identify with most.
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He went on to downplay his misconduct and identify with the #MeToo movement.
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Surprisingly, they were also less likely to identify with negative self-descriptive language.
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But they're real; and they mean something to the culture I identify with.
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How important is it that you can identify with the folks you train?
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Sometimes you just identify with a person, no matter his or her demographic.
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We who still try to identify with the church are owed better leadership.
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Because you can latch on to one queer character and identify with that.
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I really identify with this video of an opossum luxuriously eating an apple.
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"We identify with families being separated and innocent children being held," Ina said.
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"It turns out people really, really identify with their condiments," Hingston tells Axios.
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Researchers found that gamers had the ability to identify with others more easily.
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In some ways, they were like superheroes, which I couldn't really identify with.
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"I can identify with male and female and others in between," they said.
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Still, many people primarily or solely identify with only one of these terms.
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Most voters who identify with those terms are partisans first, and ideologues second.
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And more: "You can identify with men as much as women," she said.
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MATTHEW LEVATICH: I think one thing motorcycles—motorcyclists-- identify with is other riders.
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It allows supporters of a candidate to identify with others of like mind.
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But I've rarely been afforded the opportunity to identify with people like myself.
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He's running as a Democrat but doesn't strongly identify with any political party.
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This experience, Carson said, was the reason that he could identify with Kavanaugh.
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It is partly because they identify with Mr. Trump's way of doing business.
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They participated in activities aimed at getting them to identify with their group.
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It&aposs this latter group that doesn&apost identify with the "millennial" term.
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Police officers "can all identify with it, and they want to avoid it."
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He really does identify with that kind of aggression, that kind of authority.
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A safe space is where people can be themselves and identify with others.
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LG: Oh my goodness, which "Friends" character do you identify with the most?
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"I was taught as though it were a common-knowledge truth that girls will identify with a male protagonist, but boys will not identify with a female protagonist," says Ms Jacobson, who eventually sold the project to Lionsgate, a minor studio.
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I want to be somebody that everybody can identify with because we're just human.
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I think people can identify with a truth it speaks to about gender roles.
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Because even if you identify with a certain group, you're still a unique individual.
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So the study doesn't speak for people who identify with any other sexual orientation.
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They identify with her connection to Lawrence and the issues that tore them apart.
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It encourages people to identify with groups rather than stand out from the crowd.
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And it gave me this feeling of empathy, because I could identify with this.
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Are there instances in Lady Bird that you identify with from a daughter's perspective?
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The most common reason is one that nearly all parents will identify with: time.
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And therefore people [wanted to identify with groups] imbued with grandiose and special features.
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Baldacci says he hears from many young readers who strongly identify with the character.
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It's hard not to identify with at least some aspect of Kung Fu Panda.
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Yeah, because it's also the part that I can identify with the most, right?
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You might ask: • Do you identify with this experience of masculinity in any way?
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Pokémon transformed the way in which millennials identify with their place in the world.
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No, I don't personally identify with the branding as much, even though it's cool.
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Such a background also crosses the wires we use to identify with other people.
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More than 60% of voters say neither Clinton and Trump identify with their values.
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His loyal fans identify with him and are willing to overlook missteps and mistakes.
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My teenage self and my adult self just don't identify with the VSCO girl.
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I no longer identify with Ralph and his helpless attempts at order and civility.
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Another portion of that same study examines how men and women identify with gaming.
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But even within those categories there's a variety of different terms people identify with.
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Ordinarily, we identify with our emotions, especially the strong ones, like fear and anxiety.
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Maybe that's why he attracts so many disgruntled men who can identify with him.
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They often identify with the familiarity of the encounter as something that carries value.
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" Many, he said, feel the need to identify with "Africa as a mother country.
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Two Spirit refers to people who identify with both a masculine and feminine spirit.
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It's not just how we identify the pictures, but how we identify with them.
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I identify with a lot of things — I am Pakistani, British, American, and Muslim.
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Many Taiwanese, particularly the younger generation, find it difficult to identify with Communist China.
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Girls, meanwhile, are trained from an early age to empathize and identify with boys.
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Though I can't speak for Kovaleski, I do feel I can identify with him.
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Many identify with the grievances of Palestinians living under occupation in the West Bank.
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For the families that identify with both these statements, we have some great news.
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Now, finally they have a superhero they can look up to and identify with.
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There are multiple ways to identify with a text and racially is only one.
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Second-year safety Jamal Adams hears the chatter and can identify with the sentiments.
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They even seek to identify with others' oppression when they themselves have suffered little.
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I want them to identify with me and know I'm just a normal woman.
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"I started thinking about what is it that I identify with," Mr. Ramos said.
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The overwhelming majority of ultra-Orthodox still identify with right-wing policies, experts say.
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The Millennials, I identify with them because they don't have a lot of patience.
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That includes unionists, nationalists, and a growing middle that doesn't really identify with either.
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While I admired Miranda, I didn't exactly identify with her — at least not at first.
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Because there was more diversity there, I found more people that I could identify with.
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There are not enough people in our sort of genres that kids can identify with.
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The law, passed last year, forbids transgender people from using the bathroom they identify with.
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If you identify with any of this, don't worry because now there's a better way.
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Whether or not you identify with the bisexual community, you're still being hurt by biphobia.
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HANNITY: You should watch it because it actually - I identify with everything that he did.
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But the universal appeal is that these are stories and characters everyone can identify with.
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No. I want my candidate to identify with all — like Dennis deals with crazy hookers?
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For Zubal, who preferred not to identify with any political party, this scenario is unthinkable.
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And some — the wasps that I personally identify with — got mad and stung the brush.
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This doesn't mean that you have to identify with the suit that represents your sign.
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So should we be too concerned that straight women sometimes identify with the word, too?
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And so, of course, it isn't wrong to self-identify with a gendered parenting term.
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"We recently launched Connect Groups, so you can identify with people like yourself," Grossman said.
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The main difference between the genres is which group viewers are supposed to identify with.
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These assaults are conducted by heroic protagonists that the audience is supposed to identify with.
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That status, Altman says, helps him better serve and identify with his high-income clients.
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I identify with your experience with your mom, and the cultural myth as coping mechanism.
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Were there any issues that the girls were dealing with that you didn't identify with?
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Transgender people identify with a gender different from the sex assigned on their birth certificate.
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I identify with Jake the most because I'm the oldest person in my karate class.
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Empathy is the ability to identify with or understand the perspectives and emotions of others.
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Whatever the suspect's motive, South Korean women have been quick to identify with the discrimination.
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Let's skip the typical politician, and let's run people that voters can better identify with.
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Appointees need to "identify with the government's programme", Mr Jackiewicz told the parliament in March.
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We're working on a series of products that really identify with how I do things.
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Of voters who identify with the president's own party, less than half supports the move.
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These Republican ideals resonate with people who don't think they identify with the Republican Party.
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For good reason, the artists singled out in the essay didn't identify with Wollheim's appellation.
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Now, I identify with reform conservatism, so the word "evil" might be a touch biased.
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" - 57 percent feel that "more and more, I don't identify with what America has become.
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Satterberg is the first King County prosecutor since 1948 to identify with the Democratic party.
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It's been hard not to identify with the plight of the Southern Resident killer whales.
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Back in the day, we used to identify with Gothic music and [the overall] attitude.
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I can identify with his frustration, that's what we did with the White Panther Party.
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That's a different kind of relationship [than] a psychologist, who may not identify with you.
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It's not the kind of thing that today's audiences would even identify with, you know?
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Instead of perceiving other women as competitors (as patriarchy wants), we identify with their struggles.
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I identify with a lot of them, but it really depends on how it's going.
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Beyond this, 220006 million people live in rural areas and may identify with farm issues.
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"I identify with that way of noticing," he said, of his clothes speaking for himself.
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American electoral politics has become purely expressive: how much do I identify with my candidate?
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I identify with this country as a citizen because of its institutions and its principles.
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But I can't identify with an ethnonationalist state that explicitly denigrates its non-Jewish citizens.
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His answer: It's about letting go of "a number," or whatever salary they identify with.
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It's rewarding when people of similar backgrounds can identify with my work and feel represented.
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There are many people who identify with all of these terms and use them interchangeably.
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"I identify with her," said Olmstead, who held four world records and 2503 American records.
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Do you relate to the people you photograph, or identify with them in some way?
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The majority of independent voters in New Hampshire used to identify with the Republican Party.
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"We're With You: We're Democrats" We've got to identify with the voters and show empathy.
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Around the world, people tend to identify with their race, religion or at least language.
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It would show a God who could identify with victims of sexual abuse and torture.
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But the number of Americans who identify with a party has been on the decline.
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Anyone else have places in games they immediately identify with and can imagine calling home?
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And they were surely more likely to identify with President Bush than with his critics.
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While playing video games, she could never find any characters that she could identify with.
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That seems to be one of the core achievements that people identify with the ACA.
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I'm married to a cis gay man now, so that's what I most identify with.
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It helps us to identify with the people who are sharing this journey with us.
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"I cosplay male characters in addition to female characters because I feel like it's important to show people that it's okay to cosplay whoever you like and identify with the most — even if you don't identify with the same gender as theirs," he says.
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Every fellow judge has looked at this case and similar cases around the country, you check the record -- they have sided with the transgender student because they cannot be discriminated against simply because they identify with being a woman or identify with being a guy.
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And especially because she had such a meltdown on her season, which I really identify with.
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It's easy to identify with the key characters in Halo games, because they're each of us.
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You can identify with your sign for all sorts of reasons (if you do at all).
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Kodak Black grew up internalizing this very patriarchy to a degree many men can identify with.
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But the more we identify with our pets, the less sense it makes to keep them.
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I want people to reference this show and identify with the characters for years to come.
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Those who are gender-nonconforming might identify with multiple genders, or with no gender at all.
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What's important is that they exist, we identify with them, and we look up to them.
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If you identify with it, you get the pleasure of feeling kinship with a powerful person.
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I am also Chicana, because I grew up in America, and I strongly identify with both.
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I can identify with wanting to not die, but I can't with wanting to live indefinitely.
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"I did not want to identify with Staci — I wanted her to be dead," Amet said.
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According to Pew, 23% of Americans brought up as Muslims no longer identify with the faith.
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We can't figure out what might be sustainable to identify with, to orient our taste on.
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They loathed watching him identify with Mr Trump, a president who has emboldened America's far right.
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Before you choose your costume, ask yourself why you identify with this particular character or icon?
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"I think you don't have to be Indian to identify with the immigrant experience," she said.
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He was freer to identify with King, or to distance himself from him, and did both.
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She might be the most unique character, and definitely the one I identify with the most.
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I know Jaden identifies with that, and I know I identify with Jaden because of that.
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And sometimes, I fully identify with this and feel a great sense of confidence and empowerment.
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Growing up I would watch Will & Grace and find myself entirely unable to identify with it.
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He didn't feel comfortable coming out because he didn't have anyone to identify with, he says.
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It was one that I could identify with — just wanting to find your place in space.
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So I don't identify with it, but I love talking [about astrology] and sharing with people.
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After all, we are bound to identify with our cultural signifiers, whether flags or everyday objects.
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Individuals who identify with the cult or Asahara were more likely to launch attacks, he said.
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My gender expression is feminine, especially appearance-wise, but I don't identify with femininity too much.
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Only 20 percent of the respondents say they identify with or lean toward the Republican Party.
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Another 21625 percent identify as independents, and 2900 percent identify with another party or don't know.
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Those who show up later are younger, and much less likely to identify with a party.
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We're meant to identify with them, and to root for them, and to care about them.
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That's happening, according to analysts, because the people who identify with the brand are getting older.
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The reader can thereby identify with the heroine and share in her increasing alarm and helplessness.
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Guadagno repeatedly cast Murphy as unable to identify with the average voter due to his wealth.
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It is much easier to build support for the welfare state when taxpayers identify with beneficiaries.
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"You have to listen to the songs, and you'll find something to identify with," he said.
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In philosophy, it's a mantra for people who follow Vedic teachings to identify with the universe.
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On social platforms, it's common to see people claiming allegiance to rap crews they identify with.
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Sharpe says he can identify with the illustrator's need to do what comes naturally to him.
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So I identified as a Texan because I wanted to identify with my father so much.
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In both cases, the judge could readily identify with the rapist and prioritize their well-being.
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And so I think it's really telling that Dahl seems to identify with this vulnerable character.
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The Mujercitos were assigned masculine gender at birth but they identify with different versions of femininity.
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She ranked lowest on "funny" (1 percent), "can identify with" (2 percent) and "exciting" (3 percent).
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Initially, people wanted to buy products associated with Woods because they aspired to identify with him.
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The more fundamental trouble, though, is that Buzz's runner-up resentment is hard to identify with.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you identify with anything in the article?
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"I couldn't find anything to identify with in the female culture of that time," she says.
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I feel like whoever is gong be watching this will identify with whoever is in this.
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He is the kind of figure many Christians and Christian films would profess to identify with.
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"People identify with it in some way — not that they go to those extremes," he said.
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Female fans… are invited to identify with the powerful position that is thus constructed for them.
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"It is easier for a Westerner to identify with them than with the Iraqi," Al Aqeedi said.
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I identify with my fursona and do consider myself and my fursona as one in the same.
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Da Silva&aposs humble beginnings and everyman charisma also help him identify with voters in the region.
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"The more I hear about you...I identify with a lot of things you've said," she says.
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While some folks do use and identify with "they/them," there's a growing movement for neopronouns—i.e.
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"People respond with excitement, being able to identify with a character they grew up watching," says Prime.
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These women don't always identify with the #MeToo movement, which they see as linked with liberal causes.
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There are coffee fans and then there are cold brew fanatics — a group we personally identify with.
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They likely added it because it added realism with which the viewer could identify with the characters.
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"I identify with the struggles, passion, discipline, competition and exhilaration of dance," Lopez said in a statement.
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We didn't make, as Unicode does, six shades of skin color for people to identify with personally.
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Instead, it's important to recognize that these are not the only words that parents can identify with.
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I still identify with my moon sign, Virgo, but there's no getting around my innate Goaty-ness.
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In America the Pew Research Centre estimates that 23% of Muslims no longer identify with the faith.
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We do not identify with hostels—we are a co-living space or a live-work community.
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"You've got to be vulnerable for people to really identify with what you've been through," she said.
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She attributes the success of reality stars on Instagram to their I-can-identify-with-you factor.
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"Even though I moved out over 10 years ago, we still identify with these labels," Jamie said.
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"High-functioning mental illness" is not an official, clinical diagnosis, but it's something countless people identify with.
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The 1994 peace deal with Israel is unpopular among many Jordanians, who often identify with the Palestinians.
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I think she is a hilarious and talented writer, and I identify with her in many ways.
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"I have always been fascinated by how people behave when they identify with certain groups," Mendez adds.
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" El-Erian also cited a high political risk to negative rates: "That's something people can identify with.
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It conveys an uncomfortable and frustrating experience that I suspect a lot of people will identify with.
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And when you can identify with that evil is I think you're better equipped to defeat it.
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It also changes consumer side economics by changing purchasing habits and the companies that people identify with.
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What would you say to someone reading this who might identify with what you've been talking about?
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The post quickly went viral on Reddit, no doubt because so many people identify with the comment.
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We understand that you may now be a gender that you don't identify with in real-life.
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This made them a band that everyone could identify with, not just adherents of a particular scene.
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There aren't many women who've worked with Quentin Tarantino and can easily identify with Uma's exact experience.
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I think everyone can identify with going down certain paths at a particular time in their life.
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Right now, Lipa is only interested in writing songs she can identify with, full of personal anecdotes.
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Would you say your work focuses on making political statements on the issues you personally identify with?
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Ascertaining how and what they feel, especially at first, can make it harder to identify with them.
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The amount of Americans who do not identify with either party has increased by 3 percentage points.
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Guadagno has repeatedly cast Murphy as unable to identify with the average voter due to his wealth.
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Attacks by white supremacists are "almost triple" those by individuals who identify with a jihadist movement, Sen.
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Even those who do identify with a religion do not necessarily practice its rituals to any degree.
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The three countries I identify with – the Netherlands, Bulgaria, and Luxembourg – played in the same qualification group.
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More than half identify with or lean towards the Democratic Party, compared to 30 percent with Republicans.
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You can use slang as a way of determining which social groups or generations people identify with.
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And I do identify with these people—the book springs out of this weird identification with transhumanists.
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That's where it can get confusing: Their attraction shifts, but they still identify with the same orientation.
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Or we can identify with the shame of showing up wearing the same thing as someone else.
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Is he — and there's no way of getting around saying this — just too crazy to identify with?
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But, he added, he believed the audience could identify with his characters, and that was what worked.
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These voters might not identify with the "Never Trump" group of conservatives who vociferously oppose the president.
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I would not want to identify with him, I don't think he is a normal human being.
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Likewise, Israelis who identify with religion over nation tend to more strongly endorse retaliation against Palestinian militants.
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It's a world of caricatures, of fans who identify with a breed as strongly as a religion.
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Being biracial might have further impacted him, as it was difficult to fully identify with either group.
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The Pew Research Center finds that more than one in five Americans don't identify with a religion.
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Some of these "nones" believe in God, although some people who identify with a religion do not.
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Yet few Y.A. protagonists identify with a particular faith tradition, or claim spirituality as something of interest.
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I really identify with that, and I know [Get Out director Jordan Peele] identified with that, too.
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I remember they asked us if we wanted a word from our own language to identify with.
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Having us identify with Jennifer while she is raped is crucial to Meir Zarchi's pro-feminist agenda.
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We could identify with the pain felt by those families, the uncertainty and bewilderment corroding their existence.
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But what about the roughly 17 percent of Americans who don't identify with either major political party?
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For most of us, the groups we identify with shape the way we see ourselves — and others.
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If art handlers can proudly identify with their jobs, maybe the industry can reform for the better.
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I can identify with Mr. Yagoda's plight, because I do the same on an almost daily basis.
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It's easy to identify with Joona: He feels gloomy and guilty about his work and its value.
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I really identify with Pat Conroy's "My Reading Life," because I have different favorites for different reasons.
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Earlier you said you liken your father to Mufasa, but which character do you most identify with?
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The script refuses to allow us to comfortably identify with, or unconditionally condemn, any of its characters.
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Mega-llennials are more ahead, and don&apost identify with the negative stereotypes associated with their generation.
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" A majority, 255 percent, agreed that "more and more, I don't identify with what America has become.
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All but one is either a Republican or does not identify with a party for their office.
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I believe that children can identify with someone named Piddy Sanchez or Nora Lopez just as easily.
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With the fight over Kavanaugh escalating, the president also began to identify with Kavanaugh in unexpected ways.
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In a way, it's impossible to miscast the part, because Hamlet is so easy to identify with.
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What is challenging about the Palestinian experience is that a rational Palestinian cannot identify with either picture.
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I still identify with that metaphor but that song has taken on so much more for me.
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It's nice to know she was a weirdo at school—that's what her audience will identify with.
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They identify with me because I am open, I get hurt, I get angry, I get upset.
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Mia's empathy for men runs so deep that she's come to identify with their motives for secrecy.
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It always annoyed her that there were no toys that I could identify with—they were all white.
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We could only move into the future, and in the future, we have to identify with this country.
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Because I can so naturally identify with this community, I make images with a subjective point of view.
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Among those who identify with a political party, 9 percent of Democrats approve; 20163 precent voted for him.
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"He is a great chameleon, he is able to speak and identify with every social class," he added.
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That's something I identify with because that's the story with filmmaking and a lot of collaborative artistic pursuits.
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Video game culture is comfortable with talking about how we identify with the characters that we're seeing onscreen.
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We not only identify with this movement, but try to contribute hands on for a more sustainable world.
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Saylor said her character was someone that she felt she recognized, but couldn't fully identify with her freneticism.
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People identify with each of the characters in the movie and that is what&aposs great about it.
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Richardson can identify with players because, alone among NFL owners, he also played the game at top level.
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In other words, even if you identify with your type, you're so much more than its pat definition.
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I love bringing them both together and giving the clothing Latino touches that everyone can identify with it.
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On hearing this, Liina Lelov, a jewellery designer, decided to create something for those who identify with it.
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According to the Pew Research Centre, 23% of Americans raised as Muslims no longer identify with the faith.
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Those most affected are likely to be emotionally vulnerable people who can identify with the person who died.
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At UFC fights, fans may identify with the fighters and fantasize about dominating their opponents in the ring.
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The Program takes its precious time trying to get you to identify with a host of unappealing characters.
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No matter which part of the rainbow you identify with, we're all connected under the same open sky.
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But, Maya also feels ashamed of what she's doing — a feeling that many of us can identify with.
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It's surprising that Yuengling seems to identify with Trump, since his business bio is fundamentally different from Trump's.
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"These are people who are not elderly, not severely impaired, but folks you can identify with," he says.
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The latter refers to someone's ability to identify with and understand a person's emotions, like sadness or happiness.
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Nearly 24% of California voters decline to identify with a political party, a proportion that rises each year.
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Broad appeal comes from marginalizing the message and reaching audiences that you never thought you could identify with.
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Democratic voters who identify with middle-of-the-road policies have been a key constituency for Biden's candidacy.
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Ignorance aside, I thought it was kind of cool that she could identify with a person of color.
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Better to spread your sympathy around and identify with this pretty universal problem than place yourself above it.
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They are less likely to identify with a party, of course, but I think that's a big piece.
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Some straight people who identify with LGBTQ culture, such as children of queer parents, call themselves 'culturally queer.
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But, for most, Golonka said there's no problem with kids building an avatar they love or identify with.
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"One feels inclined to identify with the work as if it is a living thing," commented one observer.
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People identify with particular politicians for reasons that don't make sense to outsiders who don't share their views.
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"I identify with this narrative of being a young, black man from a periphery neighborhood," he told VICE.
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Swingers identify with being physically non-monogamous but emotionally monogamous — they keep that connection exclusive to the relationship.
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HB2 is the North Carolina bill that prohibits transgender people from using the restroom that they identify with.
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She didn't identify with the male body she saw—the one that people around her saw and confirmed.
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Categories flatten; they reduce us to a set of characteristics that we may or may not identify with.
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Barnhill looks past their oddness to their humanity, and we identify with them and root for their success.
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People need to know that the majority of Muslims are not extremists and they don't identify with jihadists.
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"For the 2016 Columbia MFA Thesis exhibition, the works reference the binaries I identify with," explains the artist.
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"When people identify with a party, that's a really strong connection," says Indiana University political scientist Bernard Fraga.
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"I could identify with her, see what it was to be a filmmaker as a woman," Diop said.
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"The characters were and still are so easy for someone to find something to identify with," he said.
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"The North Koreans see in the Trump administration a political landscape that they can identify with," he said.
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Race isn't going to be the way that you help a white person identify with a black motorist.
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You seem to ignore us independents, a growing population of voters who self-identify with no political party.
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Do you think millennials identify with the witch because it gives them a strong figure to connect with?
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But as previously noted, young people are also not keen to identify with the Democratic party in particular.
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We grew up in the Middle East, in Dubai, among other Asians but could not identify with them.
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And then there are strong incentives for them to identify with them, whether they want to or not.
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The finding is evidence of how firmly today's Republicans identify with Trump, but not a serious historical comparison.
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While some two-thirds of Americans describe themselves as Christians, a declining number identify with any specific sect.
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As a research fellow at Harvard Medical School, I, like many of my peers, can identify with Obokata.
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The former player says it's stuck with him — something athletes in today's digital world can surely identify with.
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They were inspired because Bernie connected with them and because they could identify with what he was saying.
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Many feel the multiculturalism so prized by liberals has made their communities harder to understand and identify with.
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We often identify with music based on who we think we are, Hirsch told CNN in an email.
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"I think he's young enough that he can identify with today's player more so than Mike," Dennis said.
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Communicating with those around us who identify with a different culture, or speak another language, can be difficult.
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Some scholars essentially deny the existence of the kind of stable traits we identify with the term personality.
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Monroe once told the actress Susan Strasberg that she could "identify with the Jews," according to the book.
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If Verve and other high-end shops identify with the world of gastronomy, Locol looks to street culture.
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"I both gravitate toward and identify with people who feel like they don't quite fit in," he said.
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When a person does not strongly identify with all three social groups, she feels quite negative toward Trump.
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I've waited a lifetime to fully identify with a protagonist in a comedy, and the experience was moving.
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The vast majority of Americans are cisgender, meaning they identify with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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First off, there is gender fluidity: people who are gender fluid do not identify with any particular gender marker.
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The stark contrast in these schools' decisions is just one of reasons I strongly identify with the Jesuit philosophy.
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Another journalist, Jennifer Chowdhury, 261, told me she has wondered her whole life why Indians identify with white people.
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The younger kids could then identify with Robin, which they couldn't with Batman, and the older ones with Batman.
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And among young Cubans, from 18 to 49, more than half now identify with or lean toward the Democrats.
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It's not their only identity, but it's an identity that they identify with and that he's targeting and exploiting.
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By late May of 2014, the masterful flying that FPV racers identify with Charpu started appearing in his videos.
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Even if they don't always identify with #MeToo, though, previous polling suggests Republican women do care about sexual harassment.
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"A lot of young people don't identify with traditional organizations," she said during a recent phone call with Refinery29.
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It's easiest to identify with those who are most like us and those we spend the most time with.
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I'm willing to bet that a bunch of people who aren't New York stoners can seriously identify with them.
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The world doesn't get to see people on TV who they can identify with, people who look like them.
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You won't believe how much you identify with this sweaty lizard when he finally makes it to the shade.
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I think that's a better perspective for the audience to identify with the character than being in an OTS.
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"[Few] attributes are often sufficient to re-identify with high confidence individuals in heavily incomplete datasets," the authors note.
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Think pieces abound about just what it is about her music that makes the gay community identify with her.
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Voters rejected her because they didn't like or identify with her, not because her jobs plan was small-bore.
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"Both cultures are beautiful in their own ways, and I love being able to identify with both," she notes.
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Anyway, as someone with a Blaccent I didn't identify with a single part of Grande's tone in that video.
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I think women across the board, and men too, are going to really identify with everything about this show.
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"All of our medical professionals are not necessarily people that we can identify with and trust," McCray tells Refinery29.
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Other research notes that when you identify with the artist's emotions in a song, it makes you more motivated.
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"The show is huge, but some fans seem to identify with it [too closely]," he said, according to Metro.
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Although each member of the band has his own unique views, the Texas Gentlemen identify with progressive political views.
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I was trying to send a little light to everyone who could identify with the things I've been through.
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We identify with our favorites, getting a frisson of pleasure from their perseverance against tall odds and difficult antagonists.
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I embrace the fact that I can identify with a lot of different people, a lot of different cultures.
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"Whenever you see a character you identify with, you carry it with you and it inspires you," Marley said.
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According to the survey, half of those under 35 say they identify with or lean toward the Democratic Party.
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And, as almost every marketer will tell you, consumers buy experiences and products from brands they personally identify with.
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A lot of the time to make my living, I've had to play a gender I don't identify with.
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The Gender Recognition Act would eliminate that requirement, and instead allow individuals to choose the gender they identify with.
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So nearly a quarter of people who voted for Trump no longer feel like they identify with that party.
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For people who identify with having a penis, the act can be both affirming and arousing—for obvious reasons.
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People identify with the aesthetics these designers are proposing, with the "universe" their clothing represents, as badges of belonging.
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I can really identify with this book's message: 'believe in your passion, identify a goal, and persevere through grit.
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"'Empowered' is one of Emma Willard's tag lines, so I'm not sure I can identify with that," she said.
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But many Africans also identify with the Palestinians, who are seen as oppressed underdogs in the Middle East conflict.
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Mr. Hinckley began to identify with the main character in the film, Travis Bickle, played by Robert De Niro.
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One group was asked to emotionally identify with the boy and the other group was told to listen objectively.
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"Some of the characters in the band we could really identify with," Bill McDonald, an N.Y.P.D. trumpet player, added.
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Part of the reason is an overall decline in the number of people who identify with a religious group.
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When he learned that climate activist Greta Thunberg had the same condition, he felt he could identify with her.
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One argues that creators should only tell stories they can identify with, to avoid the possibility of irresponsible representation.
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Often, they do this completely without malice; it mostly happens because they find said stories easier to identify with.
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It's finding things you identify with or feel passionate about and finding ways that you can change those things.
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A 2012 Pew Research Center survey showed that 27 percent of unauthorized Latino immigrants don't identify with either party.
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On most days of your pregnancy — especially in the later months — it's common practice to identify with an elephant.
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Though Silicon Valley has a reputation for libertarian leanings, most people in the industry tend to identify with Democrats.
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The chatty, cheerful girl had become a person I couldn't identify with at all: skeletal, desperate, scrabbling for food.
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But others chose to identify with something larger than their own community and pursue more than material self-interest.
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Ms. Anderson-Lopez: It has the weight of all the people who look to Elsa and identify with Elsa.
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These creatures are enough like us to identify with, but not so much like us that they are threatening.
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"They invited me not because my approach was more gentle, but because people could identify with it," he said.
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Finding a personal trainer that Flessas, who goes by the pronouns they and them, could identify with was crucial.
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As for herself, as an adult woman, she worries about being asked to identify with archetypes of murky depths.
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"Making America great again," in McNaughton's formulation, is preserving the images he and others most closely identify with America.
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Liliana R from Texas thinks it is fun: I do identify with the habits and behaviors that Yagoda describes.
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"Even if your politics were bigoted, you could not not identify with every person on this show," Guralnik said.
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I don't know if I really identify with them, but you have to find out who's telling the story.
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Unlike those revivals, Mr. van Hove's latest offering seldom invites us to identify with the doomed characters portrayed here.
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Even so, that's a significant share who continue to identify with the Democratic Party despite voting for Mr. Trump.
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Any creative person who has made the mistake of surreptitiously canvassing public opinion will identify with Salieri's fatal curiosity.
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Over time, he came to identify with the crowds of people he attracted, and they fed off one another.
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There was this expectation that I was supposed to identify with him and love it when he killed somebody.
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A generation later, a young painter named Paul Cézanne would claim to deeply identify with the character of Frenhofer.
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Or maybe I just identify with Peeta because I too love bread and I too would die for Katniss.
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"I reject the notion that depending on where you were born, you don't identify with someone else," she responded.
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We tend to idolize people whose music we identify with, and have this perfect version of them in our heads.
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But Americans who identify with the broad category of socialism have faced an uphill battle over the last several decades.
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" "At home for eight weeks alone, I realized the reason I couldn't identify with PTSD was because I self-medicated.
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If there's one thing that we'll always identify with Reese Witherspoon — besides the hailed Bend & Snap — it's her blonde hair.
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This effect made even a casual beach scene seem extraordinary, an experience the stores wanted to identify with their brand.
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But they also don't particularly identify with the self-consciously woke brand of liberalism practiced in big cosmopolitan metro areas.
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These are the kinds of multitudes in which people exist — and they identify with both the joy and the struggle.
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I can identify with Mike and Tom's battle, as I served as a weather intern during the summer of 2005.
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Non-Identify with the thoughts or emotions (don't overly personalize the thought or emotion and recognize that it will change).
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It also begs the question about what young Black man, or literally anyone, could identify with the oddly blank statue.
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I started wondering if it was about, yeah, anybody can identify with this character, because you don't see his face.
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I heavily identify with my Virgo moon and believe it's the source of at least some of my chronic worries.
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If you identify with any of the tendencies below, be assured that you're a lot more productive than your peers.
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I find myself on the opposite side of the debate on self-identification, but I identify with their life stories.
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And if you can't identify with her wild personal life, then you can likely understand some of her hair transformations.
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One can identify with the wax creatures, hunched over a laptop, eating snacks while hitting send on a mischievous message.
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But before that we have to give people a chance to identify with somebody or a group in some way.
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They were more likely to be white and less likely to identify with Democrats than the general public, she said.
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Although Sophia is fair-skinned, she could be South American or mixed race, so any child can identify with her.
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"We can't identify with certainty which cases will persist," says Polly Carmichael, the director of Britain's national gender-identity service.
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But an increase in representation doesn't necessarily mean everyone is seeing characters on screen that they're able to identify with.
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"I prayed to connect with womanhood, to identify with what was happening to my body, but I couldn't," he said.
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A love of symmetry is, after all, easier to identify with than a loyalty to a specific South Asian script.
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Americans outside the big cities may not identify with conservatives, but they identified with their neighbors, both physically and culturally.
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Instead, Clover suggested that slasher films make largely male audiences identify with the surviving "final girl," both narratively and cinematically.
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Americans identify with the troops and appreciate their service and sacrifice much more than the people working at Burger King.
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And 22019 percent of the members identify with other religions (30 are Jewish, 4 Hindu, 3 Buddhist, and 2 Muslim).
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They identify with the desired pornographic actress and, therefore, are turned on by the men showcasing their desire so openly.
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I, like many people, identify with Abuela: I used to not be very political until the past year or so.
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Boy bands are something everyone can relate to, you're bound to identify with at least one person in the group.
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He's been coming after trans people lately, but he's been going after other people I identify with a lot longer.
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I couldn't necessarily identify with the work because also I didn't have any art history background or schooling around that.
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The locals read these letters, pass them around, and tend to identify with the pain and bewilderment of the writers.
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He's been going after trans people lately, but he's been going after other groups I identify with a lot longer.
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Which means that Republicans who longer identify with the GOP are moving into the independent category, not the Democratic one.
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Bottoms leads the pack in the latest round of polling alongside Mary Norwood, who does not identify with a party.
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Today, at least 37 groups operate under the movement's name, and tens of thousands of supporters identify with its cause.
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Some people may find multiple identities resonate with them, while others may choose not to identify with any defined terms.
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You can see the restaurant's logo on T-shirts, socks, stickers, and more — people here definitely identify with the brand.
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Becoming a Victoria's Secret Angel is something that would-be customers are supposed to aspire to rather than identify with.
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I identify with the people in what amounts to an Israeli prison in Jenin or Nablus on the West Bank.
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It's possible that those who identify with Antonio are either taking advantage, or feeling defensive about being taken advantage of.
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I get to show you that you can identify with someone you never thought you'd be able to feel for.
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It's about that, leaving it in my past, saying I don't identify with you in any way, shape, or form.
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I don't know that I identify with any one character, but I sympathize with some of them at various points.
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We do know, however, that when anxieties about immigration are higher, people become more likely to identify with the GOP.
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"People identify with all kinds of groups," says Jay Van Bavel, a professor of psychology and neural science at NYU.
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I hope people identify with these films in some way and also see a world they may not always see.
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But as the e-commerce market grows, it's becoming increasingly important to have a brand that consumers can identify with.
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You can identify with the idea that there's this secret language between spouses or people who had a romantic history.
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But what does it mean for audiences who identify with the equally empowering Black Panther symbol when it is censored?
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It would be sad to grow up as a black child or little girl without a superhero to identify with.
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I think that may be key to how we identify with melodramas, and to the eternal relevance of the genre.
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I want them to figure out who they identify with and whose stories that they want to know more about.
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"It's just a massive soap opera — a soap opera with dragons," she said, and viewers could identify with the characters.
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Even if you double down on an old favorite, this exercise makes you justify why you still identify with it.
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"I totally identify with the issue," said Nishua, a 16-year-old high school student who goes by one name.
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Those small states tend to be dominated by white voters who are increasingly likely to identify with the Republican Party.
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This has often led to me feeling like I am left out as I do not identify with one group.
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Because, at this moment in American political history, the party you identify with trumps -- ahem -- everything else including common decency.
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"I was able to identify with Harry, being different in a world where no one understands you," Mr. Mancheno said.
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But it's important to figure out whether you identify with your professional occupation or with the organization you work at.
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Instead, I identify with the millions of working-class white Americans of Scots-Irish descent who have no college degree.
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Demographically, the undecided voters this year are not highly educated, and probably don't identify with one party or the other.
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The early embryo has no consciousness, none of the first-person perspective we identify with the presence of human agency.
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Years ago, Bill would always say he had various enemies he'd identify with, whether it was Google or blank blank.
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It opened up so much … We all identify with those themes, these twelve plot points based on our human desires.
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Most of our narratives are crafted so a female listener can identify with the woman, but one of our recent stories is about three men at a gay club, and we discuss whether listeners identify with one character, or if they're more of a voyeur, excited to have eyes into the whole relational dynamic.
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The logo also looks a little like a world on fire, which many of us can easily identify with these days.
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I'm fine with the United States increasing pressure on Iran, but I don't think it should openly identify with Saudi Arabia.
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"I just want people to be able to identify with me," says the actor and model, who is three years sober.
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Some children genuinely identify with a gender different from the one assigned to them at birth at a very early age.
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These voters didn't identify with the GOP of the George W. Bush era and certainly didn't love Republicans' regressive economic policies.
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The Feeling Test, here, asks patients to identify with one of a number of blob-like cartoon characters in a drawing.
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But the remaining people — about 45% — said they didn't identify with either, subscribed to both, or weren't sure about the terms.
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"Seeing someone that they respect, that they identify with [state they've been assaulted], has a big impact," he told ABC News.
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For a variety of social, cultural and economic reasons, very few communists play golf and very few golfers identify with communism.
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"The anime heroes are people we can identify with, who have problems but manage to overcome them," said Yoel Pagola, 24.
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What kid who's groomed to crack SAT questions like code could identify with an apathetic high schooler who's expelled from school?
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But on the other hand, I grew up here, and the culture here is the only culture I really identify with.
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If you don't already identify with this, you will after you see the film, which stars Idris Elba and Kate Winslet.
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It makes him easier to identify with than the Cooks, Zuckerbergs, and Bezoses — like, who hasn't said some dumb shit occasionally?
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"The term encompasses many cultures that don't actually identify with each other, and yet they are somehow grouped together," she says.
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Mr Yameen is happy to identify with this new form, painting his critics at home and abroad as enemies of Islam.
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Instead of relying on abstract statistics, effective campaigns ask people to identify with someone who will benefit from our collective goodwill.
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If you strongly identify with your astrological sign and want to write a Money Diary, get in touch with us here.
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Creating three characters the reader can identify with, even when they're occasionally at odds with each other, is no small feat.
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A dozen or so studies suggest that well over half of trans children later identify with their biological sex after all.
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And even though I don't identify with either of those stereotypes, people have long since judged me based on those constructs.
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The party does this by taking policy positions that appeal to voters who may only weakly identify with the winning party.
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Travelers who do not identify with a gender will be able use the tile "Mx," said Maddie King, a United spokeswoman.
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I really identify with people like that—people who put their whole heart and their whole passion into everything they're doing.
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I think no matter what you're going through, there's always a character in there that you identify with, like you said.
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Students: Read the entire essay, then tell us: — Do you identify with any of habits and behaviors that Mr. Yagoda describes?
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We identify with the hosts' bodies, so unflinchingly exhibited, with all their flaws: different-size breasts, lopsided penises, wrinkles and sags.
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All of these groups find ways to identify with Trump's ideologies, which is a big part of why he sucks shit.
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Cities can change hands peacefully, as borders change based on who people identify with rather than the nation that claims them.
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Check out the video above to learn more about ASMR, and the community of people that identify with this unique condition.
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They tell us a lot about who she's becoming, but also make it difficult to identify with her as a person.
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I'm used to being Bianca, and people want to see Bianca because they know what she is—they identify with it.
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Transgender people can feel significant emotional distress when the gender they identify with doesn't match the gender on their birth certificates.
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Emoji reflect us on a basic level, from our sense of humor to how we self identify with race and gender.
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There's the constant assumption that you do not belong, or that you do not identify with Germany like others around you.
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"It's basically just a preference for smart people, and I don't really identify with that being a sexual orientation," LeClaire said.
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Given the sheer number of characters on the show, the legions of real-life women who identify with Daenerys is striking.
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We all can identify with not wanting to stand by while the person who beat you is sworn in as president.
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Folks will hold them accountable if they are deemed to be leaders without grace or a purpose most can identify with.
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I can identify with those moments in my life when I look back and remember which friends took the wrong decision.
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I went to a Catholic school and I made my communion, so that whole Catholic culture I could totally identify with.
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It's that we'll seek it out, that we'll like it, and, worst of all, that we'll identify with our monstrous seducers.
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I identified more with the theater kids and the freaks and started to identify with people like David Bowie and Prince.
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Do you identify with one country more than another as home, or do you feel like you're maybe outside of each?
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That's something I love about TV—that you can identify with characters who don't necessarily have the same experience as you.
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"But then later I read about pansexuality and was like, 'Oh, these are things that I identify with too,'" Monae said.
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It is packed with post-Hispanic Hispanics — academic, ambitious, lawyerly superstars who identify with their party first and their ethnicity second.
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To help decide which ID is right for you, figure out which of the following circumstances you most identify with: 1.
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He respected theorists and conceptual artists such as Victor Burgin and Gustav Metzger, yet he couldn't identify with any of them.
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In stark contrast, Obama-to-nonvoters share the progressive policy priorities of Democrats, and they strongly identify with the Democratic Party.
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This is especially true for those who do not strongly identify with a party, which includes nearly two-thirds of Americans.
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When they ultimately belong to different social groups and look nothing like you, It's difficult to fully identify with your idols.
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"It makes sense that Park would identify with Kurtz, who is a director of sorts," Shannon said in a telephone interview.
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People will only follow you if they understand why you do what you do and if they identify with your mission.
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Pakistani citizens will now be able to self-identify with the third option, instead of just identifying with male or female.
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"If you're amazing at applying makeup, it doesn't matter how old you are or what gender you identify with," she said.
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Readers find it easy to identify with this perspective: we ourselves are outsiders peeking into another world, like Reacher or Maigret.
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This not only includes transgender individuals but also the large subpopulation that does not identify with a binary gender at all.
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In the past, doctors tried to force them to be cisgender, to identify with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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I identify with the people who were running the caucuses on the ground level, just hanging on to the paper ballots.
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From Oliver I learned that the important question was not, What do you identify as, but Who do you identify with.
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"There are more than 200 diseases we can add to our diagnostics technology and identify with our hardware platform," Crespo said.
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It's a feeling I — and many others — can identify with: trying to tell yourself that you're fine, when you're anything but.
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Centrist is on par with 2016 (at 32%) while the number who identify with capitalism has dropped since then (from 38%).
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" As he told the ceremony's attendees, "Writers are now expected to identify with a community and to write as its representatives.
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Winn and the 62 veterans serving on his prison staff identify with service culture and harnessed it to unify the inmates.
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We felt inverting it was a good way to allow people to identify with the character and understand what we feel.
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In a way, I identify with youthful athletes who've been tragically struck down only to rebound in some unique, indefatigable way.
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Top Republicans believe they need Trump to hold on to those Republicans who identify with Trump more than with the party.
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Male celebrities tend to identify with their mask-making, to see it as creative and—more or less—to control it.
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Aaron Rose, a corporate diversity and inclusion consultant, used to identify with progressives who participate in call-out and cancel culture.
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The most concerning prospect isn't just that viewers might identify with Phoenix's Joker; it's that they might want to imitate him.
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The artist focuses specifically on activist figures in order to spark inspiration and solidarity in viewers who identify with these groups.
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"For listeners who identify with Trump, there is little they need to do but claim what they're entitled to," she says.
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A cult classic has a group of obsessed people who could really identify with something, and that's why they become obsessed.
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I make something, and I think other people will identify with this thing I made just to process my own trauma.
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If we were able to connect with them, they would identify with Hip Hop Hacktivist's mission and help take it further.
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If it's authentic to you and you believe it in, a lot of times it will succeed because people identify with that.
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Instead, Schaffner believes, Trump's impact has been to make those attitudes a more powerful force in determining which party voters identify with.
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No one had seen a punk rock lady that looked like that, I just felt like wow I can identify with her.
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"All of these women who open magazines and don't identify with these unattainable bodies voted for me, because here it all is."
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And Republicans were even more likely than Democrats to identify with their chosen political party on the basis of their own identities.
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We're encouraged to identify with the white couple, the only speaking subjects in the image, and the only subjects with discernable faces.
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Rather than categorize the subjects, Green created a survey that allowed participants to self-identify with elements, seasons, numbers, and card suits.
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"I profoundly identify with Mr. McCabe's frustration and welcome him to the family with open arms," FOIA attorney Dan Novack told Gizmodo.
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"Sometimes it's hard for explain to folks or get people to identify with what those pressures are on the environment," Tartt says.
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They first ask which party you identify with and then follow up with a "if you had to choose a party" question.
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What kid in our era of helicopter parents could identify with Holden, who visits hotel bars and has deep chats with prostitutes?
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Then, she goes on to describe that even though she does identify with those qualities, she still doesn't call herself a feminist.
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"Grief is something we all can identify with, and it's about this guy coming back from war dealing with grief," he said.
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Though we're different ages and we identify with different genders, we like the exact same shit — especially when it comes to clothing.
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You have to identify with them on a level that isn't patronizing, and to do that you have to actually know them.
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Mr Polman was ahead of the game in realising that, more than ever before, consumers identify with the brands that they buy.
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But this movie would be almost intolerably sour if Reitman, Cody, and Theron didn't also identify with Mavis in a major way.
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Liza Featherstone, editor of False Choices: The Faux Feminism of Hillary Rodham Clinton (Verso): I can't say I identify with her personally.
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But since Graham has specifically said that she doesn't identify with the word, we suggest using other language to talk about her.
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"Seeing someone that they respect, that they identify with [state they've been assaulted], has a big impact," RAINN's president Scott Berkowitz explained.
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His work ethic is something I completely identify with, so you make that applicable to each of the situations, and it works.
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But today's teens can't identify with the swinging rock sounds of Kenny Loggins and the low-power stakes of a small town.
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Each week, I'll be releasing a complete guide to that character, so if you didn't identify with them before, you will now.
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So I identify with that, with people that are struggling because I have struggled for 20163 years of my life -- 25 years.
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Surely a feeling a lot of entrepreneurs will identify with, although so too is the urge to finish something that's been started.
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Part of it is because it was so well done, but there are some themes that younger kids can really identify with.
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: I'd love to say "Phresh Out the Runway," but I'm probably more "SOS," to be honest.
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The problem with Spraldin's views, as with a lot of officers, is that many are afraid of people they don't identify with.
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By seeking help, Emma puts us on her side: who doesn't identify with the desire to be better, to be transformed, rehabilitated?
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A smaller number, 41 percent, think transgender people should be allowed to use the restroom that matches the gender they identify with.
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It helps that I love living here and am proud of my son growing up here because I identify with the values.
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But it's no secret that, for a long time, girls of color couldn't identify with a Disney princess that looked like them.
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They are quick to identify with those they see as on their side and to show contempt for others, Mr Bilewicz says.
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Rhodes had to choose between sticking with the principles that originally drew him to Obama and continuing to identify with his hero.
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If you identify with the latter group, you've probably been warned of all the dangers of sitting for eight hours a day.
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A logo with an abstract symbol, like a red star or an arrow, is usually too subtle for consumers to identify with.
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The highest number for Americans identifying as independent came in 22019, when 43 percent said they did not identify with a party.
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"They're really the first generation of parents letting their young kids express themselves as whatever gender they identify with," Mr. Juhola said.
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"I identify with him, and we need to make a positive change and have someone experienced to correctly steer us," she said.
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Yet, sexual identity — and finding one to identify with — can also help build community and allow individuals to understand their own desires.
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Even while encouraging non-black women to identify with her, Michelle Obama's public persona also accounted for the messages black women received.
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Call me cynical, but I think the trick to enjoying Fifty Shades is not to root for or identify with these people.
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My work is queer: I prefer to identify with that term than with 'gay', because it's more political and doesn't exclude anyone.
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For people who indicated they no longer identify with a religion, we asked what would make them want to get involved again.
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Whether you just got engaged or you're already in the thick of it, you'll identify with these six stages of wedding planning.
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Do you identify with a larger audience in the US than you do back home or do you have an equal following?
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Grabbitz and King both identify with the post-EDM movement, albeit with an eye-roll for how hideously cheesy the terminology sounds.
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To see the whole picture, it's important to also consider those who are unaffiliated, or do not identify with any one religion.
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The result: a lethal firearm that almost anyone can make and is difficult to identify with X-ray technology and metal detectors.
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By the end, you will have come to understand — and to identify with — each of them, whether you've wanted to or not.
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ALBRIGHT It's important because so many people watch this show and identify with Téa's and Tim Daly's characters and their whole family.
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Some fans said Woods seemed easier to identify with now than when he was younger and utterly dominant on the golf course.
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Likewise, those who leaned toward one party but did not fully identify with it exhibited about the same bias as the moderates.
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If anything, in the wake of Trump, we've seen whites, especially those who identify with the Democratic Party, becoming more racially sympathetic.
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Nor will they identify with the racist white cop, the "bad cop," as Flip calls him, who eventually reaps what he sows.
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Eventually the weight of each new killing brings her to tears, and it's difficult not to identify with her sadness and exhaustion.
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The beauty of that: Each person can interpret their differences for themselves and identify with the one that resonates most with them.
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When we cheer for the raccoon in the ceiling, we identify with our best and worst selves: resourceful parasites surrounded by garbage.
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Both capture 85 percent of voters who identify with their respective parties, including independents who lean toward one party over the other.
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By leaning into authenticity on social media, engaging with fans, and offering them something to identify with, his campaign manager told Insider.
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" Emphasizing a feeling that we can all identify with, she adds: "When you find that perfect vintage handbag, yes — you've scored big.
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Of course, I identify with that—we all have some of that—but I'm glad that I can't imagine writing him now.
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Gray wasn't inflexible, as we know from the tinned peaches, but she had no wish to identify with late-20th-century cooks.
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The goal, he says, is to help others, especially on the mainland, understand and identify with what it's like being Puerto Rican.
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It's a horrifying moment — but one that women in countries or states with total bans or restrictive abortion laws might identify with.
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Lawrence delivers on that level, and it's hard not to identify with Dominika's plight, having been reluctantly cast into this unforgiving world.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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"We identify with them and know that law enforcement is often a career of choice after serving in the military," he said.
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Maybe you're biased toward your home team, or maybe you identify with a player and desperately want him or her to succeed.
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Kurdish nationalists have refused to identify with Turkey, in spite of their Turkish citizenship, signaling that they want to partition the country.
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It's true that millennials may be eager for spiritual training, but they are are increasingly unlikely to identify with a specific religion.
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I think a lot of people are left very unsettled by the ending, whether they've come to identify with Toller or not.
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But it was clearly targeted at trans students, who identify with a gender different from the one assigned to them at birth.
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First of all, I'm usually photographing and filming people that I like—that I identify with or empathize with in some way.
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Funnily enough, I can identify with each of these pictures, the complicated nature of being an artist, woman, or man, or human.
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He definitely doesn't identify with "men's rights activists" like Paul Elam, who tend not to share his hedonistic nihilism about sexual conquests.
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Most people say no, she said, because they'd rather continue presenting themselves as the gender they were born as and identify with.
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So the only way that the show could've worked, really, is if you create characters where you can really identify with them.
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There's a study that shows that when men were exposed to the meme, they were more likely to identify with feminist beliefs.
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"I saw again and again how good it was for Muslim children to identify with themselves strongly in the schools," she said.
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I try not to identify with a thought and interpret it as truth just because it came into my mind," Diamandis explains. "Why?
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Agender [ey-jen-der] | adjective (agender people) A person who does not identify with any gender, or intentionally doesn't follow expectations of gender.
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Anyone who occasionally gets overly logical will identify with the hero, a genetics professor with Asperger's syndrome who goes looking for a wife.
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Anyone who's adopted a cat to cope with the Trumpocalypse will surely identify with the idea of finding love in a hopeless place.
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The second are upper-middle-class folk, who "may not necessarily identify with their fellow shoppers", he says, but cannot resist the bargains.
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While not every viewer could easily identify with an aspiring actress, Thomas was determined to show one thing on TV — an independent woman.
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The shorthand used for this unique potential of interactive media is empathy, usually in reference to how players identify with a game's protagonist.
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" She continued, "This is a brand I could identify with and has an inherent message that is more than just selling beauty products.
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At the University of Pretoria, some students are demanding to be taught in languages other than Afrikaans, a language they identify with apartheid.
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So as much as there's nostalgia here, I think what people identify with is someone who's fighting against the world that they're in.
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Her choreography invokes the pacing and playing of zoo animals in their enclosures, while emphasizing and extenuating humans' tendency to identify with them.
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So that you can identify with a cause area that you are passionate about, and find a charity that actually meets that need.
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For the first time, Americans who say they identify with "no religion" now outnumber evangelicals and Catholics, according to one widely cited survey.
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The things people tell me about the show – how they identify with it and are connecting with it – mean so much to me.
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The white nationalists and trolls who identify with the alt-right have lifted up Bashar al-Assad as a hero in recent years.
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I would like to support the LGBT community, and the black community, and the Latino community—I can still identify with their struggles.
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Selection panels are often not diverse and people are more likely to identify with and select entrepreneurs who look and act like themselves.
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It forces you to identify with the anonymous but all-pervasive gaze of 'the other,' and consequently can chip away at your identity.
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And, if you identify with your astrological sign, the symbol that represents your sign is a no-brainer source of authentic costume inspo.
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If the sun is placed above the horizon on your chart, you likely identify with it more than you do your moon sign.
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In flipping the narrative, it allows folk who don't normally identify with characters to empathize with them, and through empathy you can change.
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The number of transgender adults—those who do not identify with the sex on their birth certificates—seems to be rising (see article).
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That journey is probably one that many of her fans can identify with, so the announcement was met with an overwhelmingly positive response.
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In so doing, he drummed up support among his base, especially those who identify with his xenophobic statements about immigrants and other groups.
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Highlighting that and making it feel important -- your sister, your brother, your mom and dad -- is something little kids can really identify with.
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"If they grow up and identify with something different than what others want to identify them as … Mama's cool with it!" she wrote.
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: "Pon de Replay" because I made up a dance to it for my 8th grade talent show.
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What was going on in England at the time that allowed the youth to easily identify with the frustration and sentiment of punk?
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I identify with you one hundred percent re: When there isn't a problem or something to fear, you will find or create something.
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"People who are gender-fluid don't identify with a fixed gender," says Liz Powell, PsyD, an LGBTQ-friendly sex educator, coach, and psychologist.
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The Trump-haters don't want him connecting with the still significant number of people who obviously identify with him and his visceral thoughts.
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Back then, makeup was used as a way to mask her insecurities — insecurities that made her simultaneously hate and identify with her culture.
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For the record: Being born in the second or third decan of your sign should not affect which sign you identify with overall.
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Especially if you belong to that class, or at least identify with it in your mind, the attraction may be hard to resist.
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It's 2017 and achieving pay equity should be everyone's goal, whether you identify with the left, or the right, or somewhere in between.
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For that reason, and the fact that the younger players identify with us, we are confident that they would choose not to play.
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Ms. Lacey's ostensible ordinariness (she made her Broadway debut as Emily in "Our Town" in 2002) always makes her easy to identify with.
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"I want that conversation to feel like a safe space for the players who are playing it and identify with it," she said.
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Cage fighting is a sport for the Denormocrats: They may not watch it, but they identify with its full contact and minimalist rules.
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A fourth-generation German citizen who is black may want to identify with his ethnic group—as many Latino Americans do, for example.
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But starting that year, Americans were allowed to identify their own race, and since 463, we've gotten to identify with more than one.
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Benjamin Walker gives a disciplined performance in the title role of a killer numbed beyond feeling; you may identify with him (2:30).
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Benjamin Walker gives a disciplined performance in the title role of a killer numbed beyond feeling; you may identify with him (2:5993).
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Benjamin Walker gives a disciplined performance in the title role of a killer numbed beyond feeling; you may identify with him (1953:30).
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Benjamin Walker gives a disciplined performance in the title role of a killer numbed beyond feeling; you may identify with him (13:30).
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"Whoever put in in this bullying claim must have had to somehow self-identify with the note to, therefore, feel bullied," Mansmann said.
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Both of these women speak English with a foreign accent, identify with another culture and have personal and family ties to other countries.
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Clinton: First of all, I was so proud that kids were able to identify with their parents' music because that usually doesn't happen.
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Despite the neighbors' 1994 peace deal and commercial and security ties, many Jordanians resent Israel and identify with the Palestinian struggle against it.
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The people viewing "My Birth" come with a range of experience and interest, enabling them to identify with the art to various degrees.
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Instead of being put off by the tone, we identify with the sentiment and understand it as a way of blowing off steam.
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That seems small, but it represents millions of Americans (who, as we'll get to later, are likely to identify with the Republican Party).
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The music industry hasn't historically been a totally welcoming space for trans artists or for those who don't identify with a gender binary.
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"The viewer is able to identify with the impact Trump's quotes have on their daughters, veterans, et cetera, in the shots," he added.
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For many skeptical voters, it reinforced their concerns about Clinton's truthfulness and her ability to identify with the struggles of the average American.
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Students, read the entire essay, then tell us: — What, if anything, do you identify with in the experiences and statistics Mr. Merritt shares?
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Which is the issue: Such consumption patterns are more associated with a plutocracy (and those who identify with it) than with a democracy.
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Even though many Westerners who have joined the fight are not of Kurdish descent, they identify with the promise of a Kurdish state.
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"Even if someone doesn't identify with Giselle or Odette, I don't think that turns them anywhere near camp," he said in an email.
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Now a growing number of them identify with a Finnish cartoon character who channels their urban anxieties, albeit in a different cultural context.
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Americans these days, especially young adults, are less likely to identify with a religious faith, attend church or engage in other religious practices.
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"These are real people, flawed characters that are not meant to be moral exemplars, but people that readers can identify with," she said.
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Republicans who can no longer identify with their morphed party should form a new party that provides a sane home for rational conservatives.
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Finally, there is a list of the largest diaspora population (group of people who identify with a "homeland" but live outside of it).
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The form will ask a variety of questions, including what your favorite roller coaster is and which Disney character you most identify with.
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The person noted that the campaign has targeted Republicans, independents and those who don't identify with any party to participate in the caucus.
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According to Pew Research Center polling, boomers now identify with the conservatism of the Republican right more readily than any other political ideology.
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The book feels almost designed to make it easy for boys to identify with Scout without thinking too hard about what they're doing.
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Who do you identify with?" he asked, before answering his own question: "I don't want to be part of some French-German coalition.
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We have a limited capacity for feeling the pain of others, and we tend to identify with those who remind us of ourselves.
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Without quite realizing it, I had begun to identify with anyone whose life threw into question normative assumptions about how daily life works.
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It's also worth noting that Australians are increasingly faithless: The number of Australians who identify with "no religion" is up to 30 percent.
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"If we made it cartoony, then you would lose the moment of reality, which I can identify with as a person," Legato continued.
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I'm very lucky to do this and even luckier that people read it, identify with it, and DM me to tell me so.
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Even so, anybody living in the Bay Area today can easily identify with aspects of the worst cases laid out by the group.
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PJ really represents fans of the show who identify with the issues and topics of the show, especially when it comes to depression.
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Sixty-one percent say they have a lot in common with whites, compared to just 22% who say they identify with Native Americans.
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In fact, 35 percent of Democratic men identify with the term "feminist" — more than triple the percent of Republican women who do so.
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Perhaps you'll even identify with its reminiscing characters, or with the way they were, when this play seemed so full of gentle promises.
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They're more friendly to high-skilled immigrants and more friendly to Hillary Clinton compared to people who self-identify with a labor union.
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Many of us can identify with Matilda's gifts being unappreciated because they do not conform with traditional expectations of boys and girls. 5.
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I'm very worried about the fact that we can treat people like they are not people, but cute robots like they are people…We are used to applying ethics to stuff that we identify with, but people are getting WAY good at exploiting this and making us identify with things we don't really have anything in common with at all.
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Bigender people don't necessarily identify with each gender 50% of the time, and unlike gender fluid people, they don't exist on a spectrum, either.
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"I think it's important, because girls should identify with the people that they see in magazines and in ads and on TV," she says.
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"It's important because there are all types of different women in the world, and we all need people we can identify with," she says.
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But it helps when you can identify with your character, which is exactly what Brennin Hunt, who plays Roger in Rent: Live can do.
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No matter the character you are writing about, you have to find something universal, something that everyone can identify with, and everyone understands grief.
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Lola, who is "by nature very quiet and serious in school," has come to identify with the women she has studied, her mother said.
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We're a more inclusive style, and it allows people who don't identify with classical ballet to still implement pointe work into their dance life.
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Likewise, watching them fail can make them easier to identify with as human beings: I, too, fuck up, so maybe I'm just like them.
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I've lambasted its insistence on forcing users to identify with their "authentic" names, and gone after its executives for promoting a culture of snitching.
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They're teenagers or people my age that also have this similar story of being American, but also identify with this other part of themselves.
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Whether you identify with your Pluto placement or not, this is easily one of the largest astrological groups that claim you as a member.
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That suggests that while in America many people identify with their meat-eating and actively don't want alternatives, that trend isn't a global one.
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Game of Thrones forced you to identify with villainy rather than allow you the false comfort of believing only bad people do bad things.
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This, along with the prime minister's co-operation with Orthodox Jewish parties, has alienated those American Jews who identify with the opposition in Israel.
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Anyone can identify with that feeling when you finally find the perfect accessory that brings a wink of your personal style to any occasion.
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Mike's key to scaling his capacity to care for all employees and help them personally identify with the organization lies in ethics and culture.
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If you go through the birth chart process, determine your midheaven sign, and find that you don't identify with it at all, don't panic.
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About a quarter of the total population, and about a third of those who became adults in the new millennium, identify with no creed.
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Recent research shows political cues are most influential for those who strongly identify with a particular party and are motivated to express that partisanship.
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"The book can also be used as a way into Ollie's world, it's a way for kids to identify with my son," he says.
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And about 64% of those surveyed said they identify with or lean toward the Democratic Party, while 24% say the same about the GOP.
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That's simple enough, but the challenge is that conditions like cancer are essentially impossible to identify with perfect accuracy for computers and humans alike.
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"I identify with what it's like to have things in my childhood that I still carry with me as an adult," Siegel tells PEOPLE.
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I have to say, the more I watch episodes with Joyce and Buffy, and the older I get, the more I identify with Joyce.
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Eventually the heiress came to identify with her captors and joined them in their crime sprees, until she was captured and deprogrammed in jail.
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BOLDEN: I don&apost think you and your guests take it seriously the plight of these young people who identify with a different agenda.
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Additionally, OkCupid's commentary about birth names is particularly damaging and alienating to users who do not identify with their legal names, for whatever reason.
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Some rank-and-file members, however, say they better identify with Trump's broadsides against illegal immigration and tirades against trade with China and Mexico.
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In 2014, the Indian Supreme Court accorded "third gender" status to transgender people and an individual's right to determine the gender they identify with.
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If you identify with any of the most annoying co-worker habits below, you might just be that one unbearable person in your office.
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The opponents of Thaksin's populist brand of politics are predominantly the middle class and urban establishment, who identify with the monarchy and the military.
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Or like, why am I this kid in Victoria, where it's a super, predominantly Caucasian, suburban culture that I really just don't identify with.
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"There are few things Canadians gravitate toward and things we identify with as being symbolic of what it means to be Canadian," said Crawford.
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That philosophy means you're likely to identify with every one of these characters, all groping for certain knowledge and all destined to be thwarted.
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A federal judge in Oregon ruled this week that transgender students have a right to use restrooms that match the gender they identify with.
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Insurers have always categorized these procedures as cosmetic when the patient is cisgender, meaning they identify with the gender they were designated at birth.
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If that is the hallmark of progressive politicians, most Americans will reject the progressive agenda and those candidates for office who identify with it.
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While the Dyreks' gender reveal — and their reactions — were cute, it's important to note that not everyone, including children, identify with a set gender.
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Even if some young readers don't identify with Waylon, they are likely to relate to the very real pre-tween issues he's dealing with.
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The narrative in grant proposals from nonprofits seeking funding from foundations, then, needs to identify with the true challenges of students to be served.
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The Deaf community uses a capital "D" to differentiate between people who identify with Deaf culture and identity, and the physical lack of hearing.
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Bright primary colors were the first I could identify with any conviction; I struggled enormously with greens, grays and any pale or muted colors.
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If they identify with any of these financial woes but know of peers who aren't, it makes sense they would feel financially worse off.
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Some 20 percent of French voters identify with the extreme right or left, compared to 7 percent in the European Union as a whole.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you identify with any of the descriptions of parents and their children in this article?
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From that moment on, I knew I had a big responsibility to both of them and with others who could identify with the role.
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But I feel like since it is a problem, I can also inspire more artists of color to draw things that they identify with.
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"Some of their own were hit, they could identify with a law firm because most of them were from large law firms," she said.
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I can definitely remember and put myself in those places and I definitely identify with who I was as a writer then, for sure.
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The "good guys" know not to call us that, because that's what rapists call their accusers, and the "good guys" don't identify with rapists.
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The book is in large part about pessimism and there are some things that I do identify with in the thinkers that I mentioned.
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The overall findings suggest that viewing behavior — and fandom — is quite universal, because viewers get hooked on certain episodes and identify with similar storylines.
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"The more value you ascribe to a term, the more you identify with it, the more you're willing to pay for it," she explained.
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Partisanship in the time of coronavirus: These days, which political party you identify with tends to determine how you feel about, well, almost anything.
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It's often the case that stances feminists strongly identify with are not, in practice, that much more widely held by women than by men.
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Pence was an early opponent of President Barack Obama's directive mandating that schools allow transgender students to use the restrooms that they identify with.
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"What that reflects is that the general public goes to see the women's team but doesn't know which women to identify with," Duluc said.
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Canvassers have discovered that markers the pundits have taught us to identify with the opposing party are a poor guide to who is persuadable.
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Students, read the entire essay, and then tell us: — To what degree do you identify with Ms. Stapinski's account of life with her daughter?
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For those who don't identify with either party, there is the question of what it would take to push them toward one in particular.
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We smoked to rebel against our parents but also to identify with them — of course they smoked, even as they told us not to.
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Each of our last two presidents spoke to some furtive aspiration among the electorate, embodying a general style voters were eager to identify with.
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Fortunately, even in this motel, I have found Dominicans, Hondurans and Ecuadoreans who identify with us and extend their hand like a brother nation.
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" For now, he's still a member, but he said religion makes it very difficult to identify with something "that is so put down upon.
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Or, assess your degree of pessimism based on how strongly you identify with these statements: I hardly ever expect things to go my way.
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But Sanders said the reality was more complex as some residents identify with another tribe - the Houma Nation - while others have no tribal affiliation.
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Of those who are religious in the US, about 23% identify with one of these sets of beliefs, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Mofokeng has written, of the atmosphere of these services: ''While I feel reluctant to partake in this gossamer world, I can identify with it.
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Many men have long felt that they didn't identify with those being shown in commercials, Mr. Kimmel said, but societal pressure kept them silent.
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Further, I feel strongly that people everywhere will be able to identify with the human side of Jesus as well as his divine side.
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There are guidelines to allow transgender detainees to continue their hormone treatments and be placed in units based on the gender they identify with.
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Investors today usually identify with one of two camps: those who fervently advocate active investing and those who tout a passive, hands-off approach.
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Over time, he came to internalize, identify with, and believe in the points of view expressed in both traditionally conservative and more radical videos.
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One of the ways white supremacy has been upheld in American history is by forcing mixed-race Americans to identify with their nonwhite ancestry.
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Others will medically transition, which can involve hormone therapy and multiple surgeries, to change their physical characteristics to match the gender they identify with.
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Correction 10/29/18: A previous version of this article referred to the artists as Arab Israelis, a term they do not identify with.
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But it's certainly plausible that the unaffiliated currently contains a large number of Democratic-leaning voters who choose not to identify with the party.
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It's also hard to identify with Mexican culture sometimes, because I find that there's a lot of deeply-ingrained racism and colorism in Latino communities.
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Maybe you identify with Oscar the Grouch, who lives in a garbage can.. People love to refer to the world today as a garbage fire.
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That disconnect has led many urban school leaders wrestling with this question: How can we recruit more qualified teachers whom our students can identify with?
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The Olympic Committee's guidelines also specify that trans people don't need to have surgery to compete on the team of the gender they identify with.
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We've been so conditioned to identify with the number on our clothes that it's hard to not listen to it, even when it's a lie.
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When you create a silent protagonist that your player can identify with fully, you have to make sure that nothing happens to break that identification.
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Debbie Saslaw: No. But the older I get, the more I identify with him: My knee-jerk reaction is to resist any and all authority.
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By portraying them as appealing on social media, the research suggests, more people identify with these misrepresentations, which can lead to all sorts of harm.
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There's a reason people identify with these imperfect characters, and it's often a relief to see characters on screen who don't have everything figured out.
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Fuller, whose last two series have both been adaptations of preexisting works, can identify with his audience's fervor, because he considers himself a fan too.
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VARDHAN KAPOOR Singapore In an era in which divisions run deep, people identify with brands as a reflection of their own position in the world.
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The majority of black voters identify with the party, and it has dominated the political landscape since South Africa became a full democracy in 1994.
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People who identify with Trump's racial and cultural politics find progressive complaints about corruption to be hypocritical and unpersuasive because the whole system is corrupt.
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"Anyone who occasionally gets overly logical will identify with the hero, a genetics professor with Asperger's Syndrome who goes looking for a wife," he writes.
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I kind of identify with it in my little experience with Lyme disease because when you go through that you can't move from your bed.
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New and old notions of gender identity collide most starkly in transgender people: those who do not identify with the sex on their birth certificates.
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Viewers who believe media violence "tells it like it really is" and who identify with the perpetrator may be stimulated toward violent behavior over time.
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While you might not identify with that particular aspect of their lives, there may be one thing about them that's totally relatable: their coffee addictions.
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I don't get the desire to identify with labels the popular people tried to shame us with... Anyhow, the term "geekery" makes my skin crawl.
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They share the ethnicity and culture of the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and often identify with Palestinian nationalism, rather than Israeli.
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Same-sex marriage is not recognized by law, and transgender people are not allowed to change to the gender they identify with on public documents.
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I'm going to go back a little bit back in time to make it easier for you and I to identify with what I'm saying.
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Seinfeld is perhaps the earliest series to essentially dare the audience to identify with its characters by seeing their own worst traits reflected in them.
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Both of us come from multi-racial/multi-ethnic backgrounds, we both identify with queerness and Islam, and we had been devoting time towards that.
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Black and homosexual, Baldwin knew about being disenfranchised from the mainstream of American life, and was able to identify with the alienation of Sonny Liston.
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"A lot of, say Jay Z or Kanye West—you don't have to identify with every position they take, especially if you're white," Cohen said.
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"We do NOT believe in a 'better tomorrow,' we are not 'revolutionaries' and we do not identify with their recycled ideologies," the group's statement said.
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But in an increasingly complex world, we need to understand that people are multifaceted and may identify with more than one of these traditional categories.
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