"We've got to stop being obsessed by the rich, and start being obsessed by poverty traps," Mr. Aghion said.
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Suddenly this party which was traditionally conservative is becoming really protectionist, obsessed by immigration, and obsessed by questions of identity.
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"We've got to stop being obsessed by the rich, and start being obsessed by poverty traps," an adviser to Mr. Macron told our correspondent.
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The Mule is obsessed by those whose minds remain free.
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She's obsessed by his youth, he's obsessed with her accent.
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Never thought I would be this obsessed by a show .
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The Dutch painter, in fact, became obsessed by Japanese art.
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Nureyev was fiercely charismatic, immensely talented and obsessed by dance.
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In 2019, TikTok was obsessed with "Obsessed" by Mariah Carey.
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It, naturally, incorporates a portal mechanic, but isn't obsessed by it.
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Tocqueville was also obsessed by the homogenising potential of mass society.
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This was a person obsessed by the way people find meaning.
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Since my childhood I've been obsessed by a controversial global phenomenon.
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At the same time they are obsessed by how others see them.
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"Every kid growing up likes to be obsessed by something," he notes.
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This is no small thing in an industry famously obsessed by youth.
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In spite of the guilt I suffered, I was obsessed by my desire.
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He seems, rather, to have become more obsessed by it, more committed to it.
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I became obsessed by all things Japanese — books, movies; I even took up Japanese fencing.
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Perhaps that's the problem with ideologies obsessed by the appearance of correct, or good, behavior.
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I get the chorus to "Obsessed By Necromancy" stuck in my head on a weekly basis.
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It was liberalism's greatest triumph, but it also engendered a narrow, technocratic politics obsessed by process.
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Worst, Trump is obsessed by our trade deficit with China, which has led to his tariffs.
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They both got "bit by it and obsessed by it," Mr. Gold said, speaking by phone.
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Director Jesper Dalgaard has also been obsessed by the meditations of a german guru called Stephan Pende.
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People here still care about technology, but outside-of-tech denizens seem far less obsessed by it.
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One trend that has been taking the Pinterest-obsessed by storm is a hobby called bullet journaling.
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But to call her that would be to misread her entirely: Rather, Grace Jones is a refreshing anti-headliner in a music and festival culture obsessed by reunions and novelty, and, more broadly, a pop culture equally obsessed by female performers' Sisyphean struggle to stay "relevant" as they age.
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I started making them because I was really obsessed by digital culture but I couldn't code or anything.
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Prisoners grow anxious from isolation and sensory deprivation and obsessed by what they see as official petty malevolence.
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But it is tempting to project that same frame of mind onto nationalists obsessed by their own greatness.
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Then there's the choreographer Jillian Peña, who, like a modern-day Panoptes, is obsessed by the notion of multiples.
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He plays Wayne Hays, a detective obsessed by a case that starts in 1980 when two Arkansas children disappear.
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Obsessed by the colour green, he wore expensive green suits, drove a green Mercedes and called himself 'G-Man'.
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And it's this elusiveness that transforms him; he's obsessed by her in a way he wasn't with the Coquette.
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The media have become obsessed by details of unlisted balconies and private elevators, but the real implications go much deeper.
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He wants that for her, too—room to be obsessed by something that she's driven to learn deeply about it.
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"After the visit, I put it back on because I see how the media got obsessed by it," she said.
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Fans are obsessed by the fierce strategising and skill behind teams shooting each other, throwing digital grenades and setting off bombs.
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We are really obsessed by people's life at home regardless of the size or the income of the people living there.
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Obsessed by football to the end and ever the positive thinker, Cruyff only last month said his recovery was going well.
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Carnegie, a steel baron, and Alfred Nobel, a dynamite tycoon, both became obsessed by the idea of abolishing war for ever.
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Kopas sees this serendipity—happening across things you end up becoming obsessed by—as all but vanished from the modern internet.
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Just try to tell me you aren't also obsessed by The Acid's "Ghost" after hearing it in the trailer for the show.
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Before Elon Musk became obsessed by space travel and electric cars, he was a kid who played a lot of video games.
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Behind the scenes: Four sources with direct knowledge told me Trump has been obsessed by the Mueller investigation over the past year.
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If nothing else, the Knicks are no longer obsessed by the triangle offense so beloved by Phil Jackson, the former team president.
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But Abijako notes that the Western imagination is obsessed by turmoil in Africa and often turns a blind eye to positive developments.
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"Painting is a visual, silent medium, but I love it and I am obsessed by it," Ms. Ayres told The Guardian in 2001.
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They've figured out that ... Because people are essentially self-obsessed by proxy of staying alive, if you went somewhere dangerous you'd probably die.
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Ms. Kim, 34, grew up in Seoul and Calgary, Canada, learning to sew from a grandmother, obsessed by fabric from her earliest memories.
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For one thing, when you're obsessed by something, everything about it is interesting: You can lose perspective and turn into a giant bore.
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And this is the point at which police departments really all over the country, but also in Baltimore, became completely obsessed by statistics.
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Victor: The Paris agreement isn't like a Cold War arms control agreement, where all countries are obsessed by strict verification at the outset.
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The Baumans, who spend most of their time in New York and a 12,000-square-foot headquarters in Philadelphia, remain obsessed by books.
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Finn Wittrock takes on the role of a man obsessed by a childhood love in his upcoming romantic comedy Write When You Get Work.
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"He's just obsessed by the beauty of the game," CNBC contributor Suzy Welch said about Belichick a segment of CNBC's "Power Lunch" in 2018.
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Mr. Rothenberg imbues Dex with a brooding unease, as Dex finds himself increasingly distracted — or rather obsessed — by memories of his encounter with Shellie.
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"I became very obsessed by the casino, and I spent whole days there," the artist recalled in a filmed interview now in the exhibition.
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When Greg Stillson is first introduced to us in The Dead Zone, he's a young salesman obsessed by the idea of his own greatness.
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I feel like too many times in my life I've been obsessed by the scale and that number had the power to ruin my day.
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With New York obsessed by stock prices and material displays of wealth, spending on something so nebulous and conceptual appeared not just eccentric, but perverse.
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But his point is that we're so obsessed by what was different in 2016 that we're missing the big story — how much stayed the same.
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ASKING FOR A FRIEND Three Centuries of Advice on Life, Love, Money and Other Burning Questions From a Nation Obsessed By Jessica Weisberg 306 pp.
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He has "always been obsessed by film", he says, and had a stint as a child actor in New York before he got into the rag trade.
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"They're consumed, if not obsessed, by Brexit," Tim Bale, a politics professor at Queen Mary University of London and expert on Conservative politics, told the Washington Post.
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While his wife longs to make a baby of their own, Zachary, a private detective, finds himself increasingly obsessed by the case of a missing local child.
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Even if you fall into this latter category, you will almost definitely know someone that is completely obsessed by the first movie, and pumped for the sequel.
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Dahlan said he was not "obsessed" by opinion polls and a decision on whether he would run for a president would await until an election date is set.
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Salvini said the European Union should focus on fostering growth rather than be obsessed by "decimal places" and reiterated a pledge to lower retirement ages and cut taxes.
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After having a chat with his significant other, Mac realized that he'd become obsessed by his own sexual feelings and was no longer focused on pleasing his lover.
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" Mosler says politicians are only obsessed by the deficit because voters are: "We've created an electorate who believe the deficit is too large and has to come down.
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I had the possibility to create feelings and emotions by the ritual, the obsession—to be totally obsessed by somebody and to cut it off by a decision.
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The Spokesman-Review interviewed a high schooler who said he was close friends with the suspect, and said that he'd recently become "obsessed" by documentaries about school shootings.
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Even while the deranged person is cast adrift from aspects of reality, he or she can see things others don't; and is often obsessed by those alternative realities.
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A Word With Before he caught the acting bug, Geoffrey Rush fancied himself something of a cosmologist, obsessed by space exploration and diligently studying math, physics and chemistry.
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If you think that the media is too obsessed by Trump now, impeachment will have you longing to escape to an island so remote wi-fi can't reach you.
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There, Janina is obsessed by astrology—mildly shown in the film—and Ms Tokarczuk's fascination for and fun with psychological theory cannot, by nature, translate on to the screen.
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After six months Slat says he was "still obsessed" by this idea of cleaning up the ocean and decided to drop out to get his venture off the ground.
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And since these sites' only criterion for joining was an STI diagnosis, members didn't really have that much in common aside from their diagnosis, which many seemed obsessed by.
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I'm still a little bit obsessed by that moment in the 1960s when things were thrown up in the air and people didn't know what was going to happen.
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"It is ironic that one effect of the loss of American soft power associated with President Trump — a man obsessed by the trade deficit — is lower American exports," Rose said.
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"It's sort of gone from one extreme to the other, from being completely useless and indifferent to food here [in the UK], to being completely obsessed by it," he says.
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" She said her point was proven because by the time she put the jacket back on for her return flight, she could see "how the media got obsessed by it.
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Emme, TV personality, model, author, brand spokesperson and creative director of her clothing lines: For years now, I've been obsessed by these black velvet, faux five-pocket jeans from NYDJ.
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The court heard that Mr. Bissonnette was a socially marginalized young man who had become enthralled by far-right websites and obsessed by serial killers, Muslims and Mr. Trump's tweets.
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Obsessed by the luxury German vehicles he sees on the streets of Manhattan, Mr Trump has instructed his Commerce Department to investigate whether car imports are a threat to national security.
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I was so obsessed by the idea of discovering a whole new palette of tastes that I hadn't even watched out for the little details that had changed since I quit smoking.
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And the hip-hop impresario Pharrell Williams, who grew up near Hampton, and was obsessed by space, clambered aboard, partly by sheer will, after learning about the story from his producing partner.
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While the ban is initially intended to last a month, the knock-on effects on a globe already increasingly obsessed by borders and restrictions on trade and movement will last much longer.
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When Knausgaard talks about a VW Beetle, he seems obsessed by its tormenting VW-ness; for Szalay, a VW Passat is just a VW Passat, the detail doing its functional, reflexive duty.
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"Time Will Tell," like much of the Russian news, is obsessed by the United States, a consequence of the Russian ruling class's simultaneous fascination with and revulsion for the American political system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For political reasons, the Trump administration has become obsessed by saving old and inefficient coal-fired power plants rather than preparing the electricity industry to face the challenges of the future.
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While Mary is shown as spirited, smart, and confident, Rourke portrays Elizabeth as an insecure and wobbly person, obsessed by her inability to bear a child and therefore jealous of her fecund cousin.
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" In all three cases, the girls did have what Dr. Tozer refers to as "unusually large labia, to the point that they were really obsessed by it and it was affecting them psychologically.
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Moving around the mountains in that area meant constantly falling into and out of reception range and I was getting a little obsessed by it, checking too often to see if I had bars.
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"[Labradors] are not only the most commonly overweight breed of dog, but they are notorious for being obsessed by food," Eleanor Raffan, a veterinarian and metabolic researcher at the University of Cambridge, tells me.
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Obsessed by ratings and always on the hunt for new story lines, Mr. Trump leaves the characters on edge, none of them ever really certain whether they might soon be voted off the island.
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It serves as a reminder that many conservatives — even moderate ones like Mr. Brooks — are obsessed by a narrative in which progressives do not love their country or are ashamed to express that love.
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Its dogged pseudo-science is that of a political ideology obsessed by schematic theorising, one that refuses to adapt itself to the reality that grows around it—even at the cost of millions of lives.
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She remains obsessed by reducing annual net migration to "tens of thousands" (from a current level of about 250,000) despite the fact that none of her cabinet colleagues, let alone independent experts, think it achievable.
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Bureaucrats obsessed by political correctness give immigrants jobs, houses and places in local schools, while the nationalist's loyalty to the nation, which is held to stretch back generations, is rewarded only by sneering and disdain.
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Stefano Tonchi, editor in chief of W magazine I was obsessed by having any magazine I worked on being sold there: I would hand-deliver copies in order to be there at the right time.
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Current and former Trump White House and campaign officials describe the president as obsessed by any suggestion that his elevation to the White House came as anything other than the product of his own hard work.
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Rejecting any trace of nostalgia, wickedly battered by life, obsessed by the need to advance and by eternal youth, the legendary Londoner now returns with Savage: Songs From A Broken World, his post-apocalyptic 220st album.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - Cristiano Ronaldo said he is not obsessed by breaking records and believes Portugal have reached the Euro 2016 final thanks to a team effort after they beat Wales in the last four on Wednesday.
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So we had approached management and said, look, we want to put a book together for the kids—every band member aside from myself has kids, but I have a niece and nephew who I'm obsessed by.
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In a sport obsessed by 'marginal gains', getting the best human engines on the best kit equals an irresistible force and the developers of the new creation believe rival riders will be casting envious glances at the British bike.
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Of course, there are more important things to talk about than how the White House communications team looks: gay rights, health care, Russia … But in a West Wing vocally obsessed by image and appearance, the mien is the message.
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For the previous four years, the boy, obsessed by the rituals and pageantry of the Roman Catholic Church, had gone to the basement every day to conduct Mass by himself, earnestly telling his parents he wanted to become pope.
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The new film's trailer begins with the caption: "Some people say I am mad, that I am just obsessed by my illusions," something that might easily be said of Gilliam, whose movies often seek to put the unfilmable on the screen.
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Clearly obsessed by his inability to get the best of Pelosi, Trump chose the Normandy American Cemetery on the 75th Anniversary of D-Day on which to attack her again, blaming her for criticizing him while he was on foreign soil.
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I particularly enjoy fiction — adult fiction, children's and young adult fiction (I'm in three children's literature book groups), science fiction, fantasy; and also nonfiction — particularly memoirs, biography, and books about science, history and art (recently I've become obsessed by color).
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Though this earlier work was always obsessed by nonhuman life and the complicated links between people and place, the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the nearby Gulf of Mexico provided an urgent ecological frame of reference for VanderMeer's work.
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Titans of technology — Peter Thiel, Larry Page, Sergey Brin and others — are obsessed by the desire for immortality, and their fixation leads them to pursue a host of science projects: uploading the brain's contents into computers, cryopreservation, radical life extension.
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Since his election in 2013, conservatives have sharply criticized Francis, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the Church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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I had a lovely client called Paul Getty, an American, who became completely obsessed by cricket and part of my job, aside from buying the most expensive books in the world for him, was looking after his special cricket pitch and cricket team.
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He remains obsessed by the media The Labour leader may feel confident about his chances of winning the next election, but that confidence does not yet extend to feeling relaxed about the continued criticism he still receives from elements of the media.
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Twentysomething Francophone shopkeepers answer me in fluent English when I address them in French, and residents of all linguistic persuasions seem more obsessed by their search for the perfect latte than whether you order it in the language of Shakespeare or Molière.
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Since his election in 2013, conservatives have sharply criticised Francis, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the Church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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The rabidly anti-Trump reporters covering the summit were single-mindedly obsessed by the collusion myth – determined to prove that the Trump presidential campaign colluded with Russia to help Donald Trump win the 2016 presidential race, despite no real evidence to support this cockamamie theory.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the wake of Russian and regime-led airstrikes on the already abused Syrian city of Aleppo, I saw it again: the raised hand, a meme I had been obsessed by during the first street protests of spring 2011.
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It's well known that Brits are obsessed by the weather and when you combine that with an election at a time of huge political crisis it's no surprise that some British newspapers have gone into hysteria mode over the timing of the vote on December 21950.
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"When I begin to dream of other places, to be obsessed by them to the point of becoming a stranger in my own country … my natural instinct is to refuse the temptation," the Senegalese film director said in an interview shortly before his death in 1998.
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The country is currently obsessed by a scandal that has got little traction in the south but could shake the ruling Scottish National Party to its foundations: Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister in 2007-14, is awaiting trial on multiple charges of sexual assault and two of attempted rape.
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Traditional shapes, too, were reworked in different textiles, particularly linen, to give them an undergarment feel: "I've always been obsessed by linen, I think that's because when I was a child, when I was at home in Ireland that was my first interaction with material and fabric," Anderson explained.
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I've also become mildly obsessed by a few bars in the propulsive final movement of "La Mer," entitled " Dialogue of the Wind and the Sea, " which is structured around successive iterations of a simple theme of narrow falling intervals: A to G-sharp, A-sharp to G-sharp.
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It reflects the brooding preoccupation of middle-class and upper-class Englishmen with that period in their lives, between the ages of 13 and 18, that they spent in monastic seclusion with others of their kind, in a small, fiercely ingrown world, obsessed by games, tradition and emotional entanglements.
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Since Francis' election in 2013, Burke has led the charge by conservatives who have sharply criticized the pope, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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The era of government-provided, affordable housing that offered people like Bob the chance of building a better life has been gradually replaced by a new housing crisis with endless waiting lists, a dysfunctional private rented sector, and a society obsessed by a dream of homeownership that for most will never come true.
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Trump's allies say he is frustrated by the leaks, which they say are coming from advisers who either don't believe in Trump's message, refuse to buy into the way he does business, or are so obsessed by the Washington power game that they'd risk harming the administration to boost their own image.
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But there was that same sense of shock, of being part of a shared experience of grief and disbelief, of being obsessed by all the details: Who went where; what happened to the body; the funeral arrangements; and of course what Diana's family and the royal family did in those next few days — all those things took on a huge significance for everyone.
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Read more: Inside the new $550k Straight Blast Gym, John Kavanagh's famous fight club that's home to Conor McGregorHe sits down with his father and the creative minds in his team, looks at what the world is obsessed by at that moment in time, and figures out how to incorporate that into the 15 minutes he might get in front of an audience whenever he fights.
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If we lived in a just, rational, inclusive universe — one in which we were not all so irredeemably obsessed by the particulars of the parts dangling between our fellow humans' legs, nor the ridiculous expectations signified by those parts about how we should act and speak and dress and feel — there would be no requirement for you to have to assume my gender just to refer to me in the common tongue.
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She assembles a diverse cast of characters and through them we see it all: the ravages of war; the social climbing of drug-traffickers; the complicated relationships between the well-intentioned rich and the poor who serve them; the abducted who spend years as captives of a peasant Marxist movement that uses children as soldiers; the feeling of displacement and deracination among young Colombians who grow up in the United States and are now bicultural and Latino, and are still obsessed by and conflicted about their country of birth.
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