Though Ms. Ambrose is rigorous in her research, to prepare for her roles she mostly looks inward.
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And Macron is charting France to play a bigger role on the world stage as Trump looks inward.
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Jay R. Ferguson stars as Chip, a New York film critic who looks inward after his best friend dies.
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As the United States looks inward, the alternative Chinese model becomes ever more appealing to the rest of the world.
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"The legal profession traditionally is not one that looks inward and helps itself," said Mr. Chesler, a 1975 N.Y.U. law school graduate.
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Until this country looks inward, and addresses the laws that, until quite recently, existed in every state we will not end child marriage here or abroad.
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Rather than reflecting the current state of world affairs, these artists make work that looks inward, whether reflecting the sphere of the personal or some alternate reality.
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In an interview with Maria Shriver that aired on Today Wednesday, the 70-year-old singer and actress said she's "never satisfied" when she looks inward at herself.
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After spending his life documenting the lives of others, Rock takes a step back and looks inward, narrating each step that got him to where he is today.
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But some in both parties worry that China will move to fill the economic vacuum as America looks inward, and will expand its sway over Asia and beyond.
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The organic nature of Legion worlds is central to the story, but what's even more compelling than Hurley's descriptions is how she looks inward to explore the concept of motherhood.
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But unless Congress looks inward to how it can achieve its own legislative success in this area, the chances that federal privacy legislation will be enacted in 2020 seem small.
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ROBERT J. INLOWCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. To the Editor: Increasingly, the United States is a country that looks inward, that grasps at the ideas of the past, as opposed to preparing for and dominating the future.
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Meanwhile, the domestic Iranian audience looks inward to see brilliant, eager young minds with two employment options: join the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps for a job, or get a visa to move to another country.
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The book looks inward and outward, both intimate and expansive — highlighting the shared frustrations and fears of fighting prejudice and systemic bias, while shouting what should be obvious: Mexican immigrants (like any population) are not a monolith.
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An undue burden of autobiography is often projected onto artists working in the margins, the presumption being that art by women, or by people of color, is meaningful only insofar as it looks inward, reflecting on their own marginality.
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Mary Weatherford is known for her moody abstractions of landscapes both natural and contrived, but her latest series — filling both galleries of David Kordansky in Los Angeles and comprising her largest show to date, at least until an upcoming retrospective at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston — looks inward.
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Kleist was born on 31 March 1958 to a Danish telegraphist and a Greenlandic mother in Qullissat, and was raised by his aunt and uncle.The Necessary Voice of Greenland - Information.dk. Retrieved 14 February 2012.Thomas Borchert: "Troubled Greenland looks inward amid greater autonomy" - Deutsche Presse Agentur.
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The main topic of Forum in 2013 was "Disruption and Innovation: Game Changers Powering the Global Market".Russia looks inward and outward at Moscow’s 2013 Open Innovations Forum This topic was discussed during 3 plenary sessions and 60 industry sessions with 400 performing speakers. For the first time in 2013, Forum introduced the term, "partner country". Finland and France became partner countries in 2013.
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And this human, unlike Oberon is a "horrid brute". Towards the end of the 19th century, Georg Brandes (1895–6) and Frederick S. Boas (1896) were the last major additions to A Midsummer Night's Dream criticism. Brandes' approach to anticipates later psychological readings, seeing Oberon's magic as symbolic and "typifying the sorcery of the erotic imagination". Brandes felt that in the play, Shakespeare looks inward at the "domain of the unconscious".
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A Small Killing is a novel which looks inward, examining the images of one man's inner world. The protagonist is an ad company executive looking for inspiration for his latest project. This character is rather the apotheosis of 1980s culture and serves as commentary of it. Seeking inspiration for the above-mentioned project he returns to his home town to confront his perceptions of the past and himself.
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