The-- the points of view they bring to the table are very reasonable points of view.
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He is generally surrounded by advisers who reiterate his points of view or who are isolated and unable to get their points of view heard.
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So not only does the book take 15 different points of view, but each single point of view itself also has multiple points of view.
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But it does make sense, given its internal multiplicity of points of view, its interdisciplinarity, to address the qualities of Depraved from multiple points of view.
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"He's basically digesting the different points of view," Cohn said.
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"That means more points of view and more stories told."
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AL: I think there's a variety of points of view.
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It's about taking all the female points of view seriously.
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"The series fuels already existent points of view," he said.
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Different people at the administration had different points of view.
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We hear about their dates from both points of view.
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We do have some product points of view we've made.
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It's all about the discomfort of certain points of view.
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Different points of view provide powerful support for decision making.
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What evidence does he supply for both points of view?
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"The Wife Between Us" alternates between two points of view.
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Conversations are richer when all points of view are expressed.
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You follow their nascent affection from both points of view.
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That way he's sure he's gotten all points of view.
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The same thing from two completely different points of view.
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"We want to have our points of view challenged," he added.
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" AR: "I'm straight up addicted to other people's points of view.
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We sometimes see the same scene from different points of view.
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Walking around such a textile literally creates different points of view.
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Instead, it's a series of scenes depicting various points of view.
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Through its characters, it offers two different extreme points of view.
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There is a place for all points of view at Grubhub.
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Try to be objective and curious about others' points of view.
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We already knew that there would be ugly points of view.
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The six episodes feature a number of male points of view.
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People have different points of view [and can] make their case.
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"She's a ferocious advocate for her points of view," Wemple said.
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It is hearing new points of view and vastly different perspectives.
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How do these writers support their points of view with details?
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SR: So, from the artists' points of view, not from society's?
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Chronology does not set the order for these points of view.
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Others find the two points of view not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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"But there are other points of view on this," he said.
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How representative of a variety of points of view and experiences?
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We want to better understand their jobs and points of view.
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I think audiences deserve points of view that aren't so myopic.
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Students aren't trying to block points of view we haven't heard.
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Political parties that succeed have space for multiple points of view.
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From many points of view, Google's treatment of user privacy seems different.
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We get to have our own unique likes, dislikes, points of view.
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Suu Kyi, responding to Pence, said people had different points of view.
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I try to listen to as many points of view as possible.
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Neither can be directed to include particular facts or points of view.
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On Sleepwalkers, they're revisited with new maturity, and enhanced points of view.
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The show is told through multiple points of view by various creators.
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Ultimately, there are at least two valid points of view to consider.
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Such points of view have also bubbled up in the Washington area.
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In the books, this shift is orchestrated through expanding points of view.
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Show evidence of "listening" and trying to understand other points of view.
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Show evidence of "listening" and attempting to understand other points of view.
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The far left and far right have very different points of view.
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Mr. Dershowitz's style and points of view have at times drawn criticism.
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It brought so many different points of view and perspectives to it.
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NADELLA: YOU KNOW, FOR ME, I THINK RESPECTING ALL POINTS OF VIEW.
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We promote diverse points of view to deny the entry of ignorance.
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What values, lifestyles and points of view are represented in these headlines?
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It defines "originality" as sites with unique facts or points of view.
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I like those structures where you actually see different points of view.
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Not that it was all safe Silicon Valley liberal points of view.
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Which is to say that the points of view were often male.
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"Liberals do a great deal of talking about hearing other points of view, [but] it sometimes shocks them to learn that there are other points of view," William F. Buckley wrote in 1959 about the necessity of free speech.
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He admitted his biggest challenge was balancing points of view from both sides.
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"From the clients' points of view, they see these larger resources," Longo said.
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It gives me so much access to understanding other people's points of view.
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Because it's my whole thinking, it's a catalog of my points of view.
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The entire process discourages new leaders, new points of view and new ideas.
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Which sounds like semantics, but it's significant [from] two different points of view.
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They can encourage a conversation with people from all different points of view.
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I don't think people go to musicians for their political points of view.
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The two points of view "are at loggerheads," Warner told reporters in January.
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"She had very middle-of-the-road points of view," Mr. Paterson said.
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The story of the Massive Brigade is told from alternating points of view.
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I hope in this newsletter to provide perspectives from different points of view.
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"Reconciling different points of view can be difficult and time-consuming," Dalio writes.
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It would feature two informed and articulate advocates for different points of view.
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I respect alternative points of view, too, and welcome constructive debate and discussion.
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The candidates all talk about the economy, from wildly opposed points of view.
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But this development is less about aesthetics than behavior and points of view.
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Our points of view may slightly differ, but our aims are the same.
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"My law clerks come from diverse backgrounds and points of view," he said.
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"Curations have points of view, and the Archive must withstand multiple curations," she says.
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We all understand there are different points of view and everyone should be respected.
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And which we can share, but we share some very different points of view.
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We are grateful that Hollywood is starting to embrace these myriad points of view.
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Those are points of view, and not ones that anyone needs to agree with.
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Fox News excelled at wrangling facts — and sometimes fictions — into familiar points of view.
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This removes the collective conversation and cuts off input from other points-of-view.
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But different people have different points of view on how they'd manage those risks.
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Meaning they are a diverse group, with many points of view and many agendas.
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We as a nation have become far too intolerant of different points of view.
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We thought Internet would give us access to ppl w different points of view.
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A mockumentary-style structure allows viewers to see events from different points of view.
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So it was interesting too to listen to their points of view about it.
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Curiosity. A desire to be able to defend my points of view with facts.
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Competing narratives are often hobbled by cherry-picked facts by opposing points of view.
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And they have a variety of points of view and that's worthy of discussion.
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It's an encouraging sign that more points of view are being acknowledged as relevant.
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We have varied points of view, especially among different races, ethnicities, and nationalities. 5.
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There's going to be plenty of time to argue philosophy and points of view.
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We'll sit still for opposing points of view only when it's a food fight.
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Being more open to other points of view is almost always a good idea.
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The beauty of good wines in general is that they have points of view.
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His joke quickly shifts points of view, undercutting his own take again and again.
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"Different people will have different points of view," Scott said of the early kickoffs.
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He has very artful taste, and he's always seeking out new points of view.
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Inescapably, a reader's subjective points of view affect how ambiguities in language are construed.
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ZINOMAN He creates a kind of chaos onstage, with all the points of view.
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There's a lot of people with points of view who do reporting, reported analysis.
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There's been some research published on this that says if you're connected to a lot of friends across a set of diverse points of view, you actually end up learning more about the different points of view than if you weren't using Facebook.
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RONALD REAGAN, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: The general secretary and I expressed different points of view.
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From other points of view, his extending ceilings and illusionary domes looked flat or malformed.
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Zuckerberg added that Facebook is a place where people can have diverse points of view.
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There are so many very talented female photographers today with so many points of view.
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"The leaders exchanged points of view on the process of renegotiation of NAFTA," said Sanchez.
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"So from all points of view, this festering abscess needs to be liquidated," he said.
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" The other, a reaction to the first, called for more "diverse inclusive points of view.
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What made you choose those four characters as the points-of-view for this story?
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We provide multiple points of view, including mine which is offered without conflict of interest.
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Toggling among nearly a dozen points of view, Wright demonstrates her range as a storyteller.
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" He added, referencing Bayless, "It's no longer a show between two religious points of view.
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The main point here is that consideration of other points of view is also important.
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It had so much to do with the ambiguity about righteousness and points of view.
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It requires people with different points of view learning to govern one another in harmony.
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"From certain points of view, crisis is caused by humans," Wei tells The Creators Project.
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In reality, only a few points of view account for the majority of photographs made.
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Colvin's shifting points of view have the granularity, character and surprise of good short fiction.
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I like very direct people who are honest and who have strange points of view.
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What values, lifestyles and points of view are represented in, or omitted from, this message?
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What experts or stakeholders could this person have interviewed to get those points of view?
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There are, of course, contrary points of view on the effectiveness of legislating pedestrian behavior.
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Conservatives and liberals, both acting with good will, have adopted very different points of view.
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As the product of an Anglo-Ghanaian marriage, I can see both points of view!
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Our panels, our conferences, our platforms are exactly for discussions among multiple points of view.
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Yes, you cite in the book numerous studies that show how — contrary to popular belief — people on Twitter are not stuck in filter bubbles but instead exposed to a wide variety of sources, points of view, and evidence to support those points of view.
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It's supposed to be horrible, but their points of view remain real and rich and vivid.
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They could provide a valuable conduit for dissenting points of view in the insular Trump campaign.
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It is extraordinarily difficult to reconcile opposing points of view on issues that matter to people.
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Like all purveyors of journalism, though, the company is finding points of view can't be helped.
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Wan's camera is absolutely objective, even as it remains tied to different characters' points of view.
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I put on my headphones and listened to their stories, their tips, their points of view.
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It will touch on the defining events of Ailes' life, told through multiple points of view.
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Liberal administrators are not only entrenching their power, squeezing out conservative or populist points of view.
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With both points of view in mind we can come to a more well-rounded perspective.
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How do we grow up in the same family, and have very different points of view?
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The downside is that there's just too much information and too many different points of view.
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I can sympathize with those points of view, with people who think it's trivializing or disrespecting.
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And while Milo's points of view spanned the ideological map, his abilities were never in doubt.
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An attempt to understand the brain wiring of as many points of view as I can.
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What exactly am I missing out on by not listening more to their points of view?
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People will defend their points of view, you'll defend yours, and it's tough keeping your cool.
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Eastwood walks audiences through the incident multiple times, from different points of view and camera perspectives.
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Last week, he said that he and Clinton have "very different points of view" on trade.
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The capacity for different points of view is so large that it is impossible to generalize.
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Good comedy comes from strong, singular points of view and there's room for more than one.
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What other eras in history could be enlivened by rap battles between competing points of view?
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Those on the right and left often approached the underlying topics with clashing points of view.
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Buddhism teaches that anger is a form of ignorance, namely of other people's points of view.
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"Unfortunately the situation is now dangerous and critical from many points of view," the federation said.
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He said the company is listening to their points of view and assisting them with planning.
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"For all the different things, it seemed like we had similar points of view," she said.
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We know the stories that haven't been told, the points of view that have been neglected.
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That's a shame, because hearing other voices and witnessing other points of view keep life interesting.
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From there, the story unfurls through different points of view in a moving arabesque crossing generations.
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"The Privileges" too moved between multiple points of view and had a kind of Imax sweep.
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Members of the class of 2017: Do not close your ears to opposing points of view.
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There are myriads of publications on this subject with "justifications" of entirely opposing points of view.
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How many people want to watch a show twice, just to see both points of view?
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He Googled the term, and was met with headlines that took multiple, competing points of view.
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But it's not a good scene unless two people in it have conflicting points of view.
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But these points of view are punctuated by shorter narrations from Darren, a classmate of Adam's.
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"From all points of view this cooperation is transparent," Ryabkov said in quotes carried by Interfax.
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Newsworthy and noteworthy things are regularly uncovered by people with agendas, biases, and distinct points of view.
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John Leguizamo adds there are no "gatekeepers" in theater, which allows many points of view to emerge.
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Editor's note: This piece has been clarified to include more points of view from the creative community.
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The book is told from their alternating points of view as they keep running into each other.
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No, the pleasure of a diversified reading list is new stories, new perspectives, new points of view.
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" The statement continues, "We as a nation have become far too intolerant of different points of view.
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" And with Washington's notable film background, Hinton says, "We're using some unusual shots and points of view.
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The ISAB's charter stipulates that the board should reflect a balance of backgrounds and points of view.
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They still have a combustible chemistry, and the film makes both their points of view seem relatable.
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I'm used to being open to all points of view -- and making the best decision I can.
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It's not a competition, it's two points of view of the same important event [on planet] SR388.
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In past eras, parties have had distinct factions associated with particular points of view or geographic regions.
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Two movies in particular hit upon this idea in Toronto, though from radically different points of view.
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It takes a willingness to listen to other people's points of view with a truly open mind.
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"We must be open to alternative points of view, not alternative facts," Cook said, according to 9to5Mac.
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I've constantly tried to do as Atticus taught, to see things from other people's points of view.
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There are many points of view and Peru is a nation with a big heart and soul.
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I deeply believe that for democracy to work, you really need to understand other points of view.
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"He had a whole series of people around him who had different points of view," he said.
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His bill underwent substantial revisions as differing points of view weighed in and costs became an issue.
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The republican and democrat worked with presidents and other legislators who didn't share their points of view.
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It is told, over the course of one year, through 12 female characters&apos points of view.
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It's what it's all about... exploring different points of view in ways that benefit our cultural space.
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Several sacred cows of VR were playfully pressed against, generating insightful reflections and contrarian points of view.
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Your belief system is rocked, and you're asked to consider other points of view during this time.
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By then, people with fresh ideas and alternative points of view emerge, too—new poets and musicians.
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I was more compassionate and open hearted, and able to see things from others' points of view.
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Some spoke over individuals who didn't agree with their points of view while others interrupted recognized speakers.
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The people Pelosi talks to hold nearly identical points of view on all the issues she broaches.
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We talked to two automotive industry analysts familiar with Uber's program who had opposing points of view.
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It often feels as if Wang is negotiating between the chef's and the roommate's points of view.
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I've always been an ensemble storyteller and like to look at stories from multiple points of view.
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In that novel, the crucial points of view radiate from apostles and antagonists instead of Lincoln himself.
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The Facebook chief added that he planned to invite "leading conservatives" to share their points of view.
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It also satisfies Lucio&aposs goal of promoting diversity through casting choices, stories, and points of view.
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They're also more likely to remain objective, and be less timid about scrutinizing others' points of view.
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Foster problem solving and critical thinking by going deeper, examining opposing points of view, and finding connections.
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I'm used to being open to all points of view — and making the best decision I can.
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Companies that bring different points of view and perspectives and knowledge to the table make better decisions.
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The fundamental thing that Trump has done is to break up old expectations and points of view.
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You may not agree with their points of view, but they're not threatening people, either. Right. Interesting.
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If you talk to two people in Lebanon, they're going to have very different points of view.
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Look, I feel I like the show better when it's one topic, two different points of view.
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But a liberal voter who didn't know to visit /r/The_Donald might never see those points of view.
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Many of the topics were complex and sensitive and there were many different points of view, he said.
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Through multiple points of view, Dermansky creates a messy, sexy, super-fun drama that unravels over one summer.
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Game 3 was just like the Crosby injury—you could look at it from two points of view.
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The rest of the novel explores the fallout through letters and deftly handled switches in points of view.
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With incompatible points of view, Mr Bolsonaro's team of rivals have already begun to argue with one another.
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"We tried to explain that these are the guests' points of view and not necessarily ours," he said.
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That's the question of the entire season, exploring that theme from a lot of different points of view.
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"I think it's fair to say we had different points of view on safety," said Krafcik in court.
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So creating their sonic language, their sonic points of view and what they hear, was a huge challenge.
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It turned out that we were working on very similar concepts simultaneously, but from different points of view.
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Image: Courtesy of MIT researchersDifferent points of view are valuable when discussing any event or describing an object.
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That could show that you're not open to different points of view, which could be problematic in college.
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The result of such a lynch-mob mentality fueled by intolerance for different points of view is twofold.
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These people are characters in a story, and CNN's job is to represent these narrative points of view.
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And I'm glad they weren't, because each had points of view and experiences that were worth hearing about.
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The strength of democracy depends on rigorous discourse, where all points of view are heard, considered, and countered.
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That means more to them than standing up for their respective points of view, according to the survey.
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Are they always multiple points of view, or are they multiple Franks interrupting each other to be heard?
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You want to be aware of different points of view, so you have to put yourself out there.
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I like conflict, I like having two people with different points of view, and I certainly have that.
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That being said, certainly it has impact — not so much for people who have their points of view.
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It's too crude, and it's got sharp elbows when it comes to religion and conservative points of view.
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Within it are all of our particular points of view and beliefs, our interests, our tastes, our preferences.
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We are especially interested in finding points of view that are different from those expressed in Times editorials.
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I'm hungry for new points of view, and longing to see more than that one type of protagonist.
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In their own way, both dug into underrepresented points of view on television at the time they debuted.
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To think about your reactions and opinions, read some different points of view from the Times opinion pages.
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"His work pokes holes and takes down people of all races and all points of view," she added.
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Routinely shifting points of view, Offutt accesses feelings and tones within tense and complicated moments with playful alacrity.
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The best leaders always keep their cool, remain open to other points of view, and strive for fairness.
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Two, A Starting Point assumes that you can reduce partisanship by exposing people to multiple points of view.
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Then you foster debate and invite different points of view in order to reach a high-quality solution.
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Democrats are not gonna win by repeating Republican talking points and by dusting off the points of view.
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This bipartisan, bicameral examination engaged many members from key congressional committee, with differing points of view and expertise.
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Such involvement will help decision-makers hear all points of view and allow information to be shared broadly.
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True diversity requires points of view we disagree with, otherwise it won't be diverse, only self re-affirming.
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Mostly, he speaks through his visuals, particularly the camerawork that alternately articulates his and Cleo's points of view.
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He also doesn't believe that violence should be used in the name of getting points of view across.
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That's why you need people with different points of view, to think of different perspectives and find different roads.
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I love this panel, thank you so much, all of you strong women with really important points of view.
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This debut novel is told from each of their points of view — imagine When Harry Met Sally for millennials.
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You don't have a lot of respect there for opposition points of view, for gay rights, for women's rights.
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The celebs in attendance — performers, guests, and presenters alike — documented the evening from their points of view via Instagram.
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She was surrounded every day by so many people with so many opinions, giving their different points of view.
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"She has all of the different points of view you would want to bring to these documents," said Wood.
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Since the #MeToo movement began, there's been plenty of pushback against a society that privileges male points of view.
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It's told from three different points of view, which also makes it a pretty unique episode, emotional impact aside.
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Now, it's not just, Oh, maybe creators of color do have interesting points of view that can perform well!
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We're like two brothers who were somehow raised by different fathers or something because of our points of view.
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Walden detailed the network's conversations with the producer: "We and Fremantle had very different points of view," she said.
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Live media comes from real-time stories, rooted in a place and time, told from different points of view.
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They are hungry for representative films from diverse points of view, ones that cross lines of gender and color.
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This means that an algorithm can be designed to provide multiple sources of content and different points of view.
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The Moon is in Scorpio, your opposite sign, encouraging you to see things from other people's points of view.
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Facebook continued to fend off fallout from the allegation that its "trending" news section suppressed conservative points of view.
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"I like having two people with different points of view, and I certainly have that," Trump said in March.
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"Tucker is someone who appreciates many points of view," said Justin Wells, senior executive producer of Tucker Carlson Tonight.
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The story is boldly told, from so many angles and points of view that the moral center keeps shifting.
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She and Cha have disagreements and different points of view, but Hong said they always come to an understanding.
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She said she valued "all points of view" from the museum's staff and board and gets their feedback regularly.
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We have our own values of society, and our own points of view, and we want to keep that.
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"I was always looking for original points of view and distinctive personal styles," he said in a telephone interview.
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We're like two brothers who were somehow raised by different fathers or something, because of our points of view.
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This is a big, diverse country with a lot of interests and a lot of disparate points of view.
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The six-part show has an interactive twist — viewers can follow different characters' points of view through an app.
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Her points of view range from aerial shots, taken from a helicopter, to close-ups of cracks in ice.
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"I wanted a balance between different points of view," said Dr. Jones, who believes low-salt diets are healthier.
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It's important to be able to be open to other people, to be open to other points of view.
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I'm one of the Times readers who welcomes alternative points of view — even when the perspective makes me uneasy.
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But well-meaning conflict seems an inherent outcome of those different points of view colliding on the same platform.
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Both sides of Trump's impeachment trial have made their points of view clear in repeated public documents and memos.
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That's the time I believe it's appropriate for us to review the evidence, to hear both points of view.
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It's kind of similar to the big battle at the end in that you have multiple points of view.
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News media are often accused of catering to people's political biases, favoring either liberal or conservative points of view.
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Ms. Slater's book melds subjective and objective points of view, while suggesting that the two are not mutually exclusive.
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With the editorial and commercial aspects of our business, we sometimes approach different topics from different points of view.
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"Naturally we have different points of view," Mr. Schäuble said at a news conference on Saturday in Baden-Baden.
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I've been thinking about facts, about how they get stronger and clearer, while points of view fade or change.
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Domestically there was greater tolerance for diverging points of view as a record number of newspapers had started circulating.
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"I'd probably want to interview a bunch of the other candidates, see their points of view on stuff," he said.
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With the unprecedented diversity represented by this Congress, we can feel confident that all points of view are being heard.
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Regulatory hurdles are not trivial, and the government's concerns need to be looked at from various (valid) points of view.
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No, I get that, but I feel like I'm hearing from more points of view than ever before, on everything.
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Libra is a sign that likes to consider all sides of an issue—are you examining all points of view?
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First Person is a series of personal essays exploring identity and personal points of view that shape who we are.
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We're looking forward to bringing these very funny, talented women and their unique points of view to the HBO audience.
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"Seeing them from multiple points of view at the same time will give us a lot more information," Velli added.
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To reduce that divisiveness, Cook pleaded with the young graduates to resist entrenched thinking and adopting points of view blindly.
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This meant that I saw work by 26 artists (or a baker's dozen), as presented from three points of view.
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Tommy Koh, another diplomat, urged his countrymen to prize "challengers who are subversive and who have alternate points of view".
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS WE RESPECT CREDIT RATINGS AGENCIES' POINTS OF VIEW, BUT FEEL THEY WERE NOT PROFESSIONAL, OBJECTIVE
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"It's super-important that they understand Chris's points of view, and understand what a good man he is," she said.
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Accompanied by the photos they chose to represent their points of view, here's what the photographers want you to know.
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Google's defense of the story appearing in the Top Stories module was that it appears alongside other points of view.
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So, it worked out well and we had different points of view, but it's an interesting thing to think about.
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The stories are told from female points of view — and if that happens to involve nudity, then let's get naked!
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My experience with Issa demonstrated his lack of respect for women, and his unwillingness to hear multiple points of view.
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"Waffle offers a new, differentiated service that illustrates multiple points of view to generate a collaborative story," the company says.
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The paintings, of which Gnoli made only 40, have extreme close points of view that create a portentous, clinical intimacy.
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For instance, one persistent worry about algorithmic-selected news is that it might reinforce people's previously held points of view.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told Vice.
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But in hindsight, it's made me good at observation, pretty good at appreciating different points of view and hugely adaptable.
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"In brief, we had a cordial meeting, each side defended its points of view firmly and with arguments," said Ebrard.
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Many of the new songs have two or three competing narratives — different points of view participating in the same story.
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Some may think that given the current sociopolitical climate, it's better to avoid those who have alternate points of view.
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The film explains these differing points of view in a way that's accessible and not bogged down by any dogma.
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They don't have "different points of view;" they're just plain dishonest and greedy people looking to benefit from their dishonesty.
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"Colliding Dreams" takes on the unwieldy task of condensing it into a feature documentary that presents several points of view.
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Users will also be able to select different points of view in the stadium from which to watch the game.
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I love the intelligent conversations and gaining new points of view only he can offer because of the age gap.
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Both unempathetic points of view unwittingly contribute to a culture of macho toxicity that discourages men from addressing mental illnesses.
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"Secretary Clinton and I have very, very different points of view," Sanders said during a press conference in Lansing, Mich.
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Here are some tips on how to argue better: listen, don't nitpick, and try to understand opposing points of view.
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Each marriage feels doomed, and as we skip among points of view it's evident that every character is deeply unfulfilled.
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"No Turning Back" illuminates experiences and points of view of female characters, including girls who came of age during war.
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And it's also good to hear points of view that you may not like, like Matt Damon talking about it.
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She said that she found people posting political points of view that oppose the US on my friend[s] list.
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The resulting drama was compared with "Black Panther" by Thierry Frémaux, the festival's director, for revamping traditional points of view.
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The novel alternates between Eve's troubles and Brendan's, with occasional forays into the points of view of appealing subsidiary characters.
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And I'm not going to sit here and pretend I think all points of view are equal, because I don't.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told Vice.
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"I've always wanted to tell more stories from minority points of view," he said, speaking even more deliberately than usual.
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It is my job is to make them feel empowered and confident enough to have strong, distinctive points of view.
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Literature is burdened with the task of finding nuance, of seeing around various calcified narratives and rigid points of view.
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The network's critics also see a double standard in the way it treats contributors who have conservative points of view.
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One quick question on diversity, because it's not why we're here today but it does give you points of view.
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People will better understand one another's points of view when each of us can experience another's perspective via virtual reality.
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Multiple investigations by journalists have also delved into instances where YouTube has been blamed for pushing people, including the young and impressionable, towards far right points of view via its algorithm's radicalizing rabbit hole — which exposes users to increasingly extreme points of view without providing any context about what it's encouraging them to view.
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We wanted it to have points of view," Fuller said, and what Clair and his team conjured up was "pretty inspiring.
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Lastly, insist that your recruiter communicate opinions and points of view even if they are unpopular or contrary to your own.
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Mr. Vine, another well-known presenter, was paid £3,000 for each episode of "Points of View" for 10 years until 2018.
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I like having two people with different points of view, and I certainly have that, and then I make a decision.
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I'm happy to hear points of view, happy to answer questions, happy to take on any challenge, issue you want to.
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It's very easy to discount points of view, values, and even someone's humanity when the voice of diversity is not present.
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I'd done two musicals—musical musicals—in the intervening time, and with those, you're writing from different character's points of view.
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"Parker added that when Trump blocks someone on Twitter, he "subtracts from that discussion points of view the president doesn't like.
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And that's not to say that the independent voices and very distinct points of view aren't incredibly valuable in this, too.
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You make a choice to move on; nothing comes easy when you're having to negotiate with these darker points of view.
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Other than the fact that it will be told from shifting points of view, details on the TV series are scarce.
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But I do think it's about bringing people into contact with points of view they wouldn't naturally find in their feed.
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"We have very different points of view even within the Republican conference, not to mention the Democrats," McConnell told the attendees.
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"This is just trying to look at this problem holistically from both points of view," Mr. Walsh said in an interview.
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"We're like two brothers who were somehow raised by different fathers or something because of our points of view," Biden said.
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That's also how we see Megan, an outlook that's meant to change as the points of view shift, diverge and unite.
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But elected leaders should not be using the powers of their offices to intimidate citizens who hold different points of view.
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Conflicting points of view lead to tension today, but the energy shifts as Venus enters Cancer, bringing kinder communication your way.
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" RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel: "The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American.
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It is a film that shows from different points of view how creativity works and how potentially everybody is an artist.
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At first, he wrote alternating sections from Obama and Biden's points of view, but writing from Obama's perspective was too hard.
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"The response to different points of view in our country must never be threats of physical harm or violence," he said.
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That lack of contact causes different points of view for sure, but it also leads to very different outcomes in life.
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But it's betting that, as with the network's past hits told from diverse points of view, inspired comedy will transcend demographics.
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Among them were contributions to the "My Side of the Story" series, which recounts historic events from two points of view.
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Those protests had focused national attention on the question of whether college campuses were shutting out politically unpopular points of view.
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Invite students to seek out books that they haven't read, and that are representative of a number of points of view.
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You might be describing the potential of a collection: It can foster a conversation among sometimes aggressively disparate points of view.
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It can also be used for solo artists, because different fans will capture different points of view of the same event.
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Because once you get people talking from different points of view, you can have a conversation about what's really going on.
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The organization bills itself as a "non-partisan, non-profit" group that hosts debates aimed at promoting various points of view.
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In a country as diverse as ours, democracy can only work if those with divergent points of view will work together.
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In our community, this weekly coming together has helped us to be willing to hear different voices and points of view.
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These are services where a sort of "filter" bubble — isolating users into worlds of points of view — isn't an unintended consequence.
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They supply us also with forgotten points of view that better illuminate the trade-offs we face in politics and economics.
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Objectivity is an orientation towards reality based on abstracting away, in various degrees, from subjective experience, and from individual points of view.
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"They are free to express their points of view but our decision wasn't influenced by that," a BP spokesperson told the Independent.
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But then I started to realize that you can take up space without height—with your achievements, points of view, and opinions.
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I love seeing how you will listen to and respect many points of view in an effort to increase knowledge and truth.
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Here's the thing: Even though I know how sincere I was, I also can watch things from other people's points of view.
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"We tried to explain that these are the guests' points of view and not necessarily ours," he said by telephone from Jordan.
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On the other, he promotes racist and sexist points of view that have mobilized the more extreme fringes of the far right.
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Zuckerberg's efforts to promote healthy conversations with people who have different points of view fell on deaf ears, again among the left.
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We had time to be reflective, to go get other points of view and to put it in some kind of context.
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"Whether it's Sony or someone else's, the continued evolution of Stan's characters and his legacy deserves multiple points of view," she said.
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"Any person with any background that is not standard, we bring so much experience" and many different points of view, she said.
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I mean, when do you ever really get a narrative where you get to see it from those different points of view?
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All users should be able to access, to seek, and receive information from all points of view, without any kind of restriction.
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But Spectacles V2 could rekindle the interest of lapsed users while producing unique points of view to entertain those who never left.
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But I did want to actually talk to you because you're also someone who has very strong points of view on things.
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I THINK THAT ONCE YOU LABEL YOURSELF SOMETHING, YOU COME OUT LOOKING LIKE A KNEE JERK SUPPORTER OF CERTAIN POINTS OF VIEW.
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MORE, his opponents, and the media itself which covers Trump's outrages ad nauseum, to the exclusion of reasonable other points of view.
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One key issue is that people want to feel heard before they can open their minds to other people's points of view.
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I'm not sure my mother was capable of acknowledging other points of view, and Mark feels the same way about his mother.
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But I think, fortunately, I have grown and matured as the world and other people's points of view have grown and matured.
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But it makes me very nervous, people wanting to remove people from their positions these days because of their points of view.
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Choose something you care about, and read, watch and collect pieces related to it from different news sources and points of view.
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The game allows users to experience a school shooting simulation from three points of view, including teachers, first responders and the shooter.
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Cocky and conceited people tend to take a position and then proclaim, bluster, and totally disregard differing opinions or points of view.
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You can oppose the President's points of view and his policies, but not raise false issues about the validity of his victory.
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Particularly, in these days, we are confronted by extremist points of view and extremist actions, certainly since the troubles with the IRA.
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The C.E.O. musical chairs point to a conviction that new points of view are necessary to identify the opportunities in the turmoil.
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I am able to understand how the Japanese think in relation to the French, so I get the two points of view.
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We were going to try to include everyone's point of view, even if those points of view didn't agree with each other.
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In the editing room, we really, really made a point of bringing out the different points of view in a respectful way.
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But she added that the backlash made it clearer to her that the board had failed to accommodate diverse points of view.
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I read this book called "The Accommodation," with all these really interesting points of view espoused by civic leaders and church leaders.
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"The Affair" returns Sunday for a fourth season on Showtime, still playing its game of battling points of view and shifting timelines.
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It is also true that brands are built on the premise of distinguishing themselves and their points of view from one another.
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I think the purpose of this conference was to get people to accept each other's points of view in a civil manner.
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She really cares about other points of view, what it means to have a relationship, and how you commit to each other.
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The comprehensive climate study found that factors such as geographical location and temperatures fed into Americans' points of view on climate action.
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They're allowed to bring their own opinions and points of view, and those of their constituents, to bear on how they vote.
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By comparison, "Snowflake" seems slight: an exercise in theater-as-showdown, but one that, to its credit, values both points of view.
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Then, explain to students that they will be researching and analyzing issues in the current women's movement from multiple points of view.
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"Also it is kind of a metaphor for seeing things from multiple points of view, which is more important now than ever."
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True diversity is intellectual diversity, where differing points of view and ideas can be discussed, even the ones we vehemently disagree with.
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Among 29 sovereign states with different political cultures and points of view, such adaptations will always be complicated, and sometimes even messy.
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In May, Gizmodo reported that some editors who had worked on Facebook's Trending Topics section had been suppressing conservative points of view.
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All of our points of view on really keeping things calm and small and frankly easy versus making it hard on ourselves.
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At the same time, the Civil Rights and Black Power movements' increasingly identified with communist, feminist, and Pan-Africanist points of view.
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These are generally repugnant points of view to a large swath of people, but he's correct in saying they weren't views that WordPress.
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Because right now the conclusion all this research points to is simple: We find interacting with other points of view to be unpleasant.
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Paul and I love co-operative games, so we wanted to tell one story from multiple points of view, solving a central mystery.
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According to Variety, the videos will be adopting the points of view of several guests, including Felicity Huffman and Sylvester Stallone's three daughters.
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" She also wrote, "Listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views.
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The resulting graduate program is built for a diverse student body of artists from a variety of disciplines and divergent points of view.
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I think it benefits service members to see points-of-view from all sides and CNN/MSNBC clearly lean in one direction politically.
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We have plenty to catch up on and they both work in my industry so it's nice to hear their points of view.
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From a markets points of view the reform has cleared its major hurdle when it was approved by the Lower House, he said.
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The House vote shines a spotlight on a hot-button issue that Democrats and Republicans are approaching from vastly different points of view.
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Governor Abbott will put together round tables and we will meet with people from all points of view, pro-gun and anti-gun.
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I think having multiple points of view is important — and making this a family project was a great way to spend time together.
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"Different publishers have very different points of view," was the answer John Hegeman, who leads the News Feed, gave Darcy at the time.
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In the song, West and T.I. explain their different points of view when it comes to West's recent behavior and controversially conservative ideas.
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We do invite speakers to the Club with differing political points of view - some we agree with and some which we do not.
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These include not only diversity, inclusion, fairness and respect for others but also the willingness to listen and consider opposing points of view.
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He liked thinking, he liked arguing, he liked clarity of argument and the ability to see as many points of view as possible.
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If the research is new, seems to overturn previous points of view, or seems shocking, it should be fact checked even more rigorously.
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Stephanie Soechtig: What surprised me most actually was less from the people with different points of view as much as our main characters.
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I'm always looking for different subjects and concepts that I can write about, or different points of view that I can write from.
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Even when not all that much is happening, everything feels more ominous because the text is rapidly switching points of view and timelines.
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They provide the freedom to celebrate the intrepid spirit and explore places and points of view that we don't often see on screen.
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But Trump's foreign policy is confused enough to be attacked from many points of view—and the Democrats can join in both critiques.
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Such decisions aren't about "shutting down" points of view; they're about finding the most valuable ways to use our limited time and resources.
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He didn't just try to out-debate other points of view, he made fun of differing views and the people who espouse them.
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It is unhelpful in the extreme, therefore, for Supreme Court opinions (or dissents) to treat other points of view as unworthy of respect.
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Living and learning is richer within a diverse community, as students are exposed to those with different life experiences and points of view.
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ROBERT HIRST Massapequa, N.Y. To the Editor: Frank Bruni argues that Facebook creates a pressure to conform that warps our points of view.
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A majority of teenagers overall said social media exposes them to different points of view and allows them to show support for causes.
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He would watch American, Chinese and European news simultaneously, so he could learn about the different points of view from around the world.
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A video of the self-driving car crash in Arizona was released on Wednesday, showing the internal and external camera points of view.
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Ms. Zambello said the opera had grown in depth as they tried to fairly represent different points of view of a fraught subject.
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But while "Legion"'s story is not meant to be confusing, it is designed to be told from its characters' points of view.
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The post-Parker era actually began a decade ago, as more critical voices and points of view began to be heard and heeded.
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Most of the 12 apparent victors are "tactical allies with their own points of view," not through-and-through Duterte supporters, he said.
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I understand how now, 20 years later, a lot of decisions are being reconsidered or looked at again from different points of view.
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Administration officials have previously played down reports of major internal disagreements, while acknowledging Trump encourages his aides to express different points of view.
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This is harder than it sounds, but musicians, novelists and filmmakers engage people with new experiences and points of view all the time.
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Perspectives: Debatable, a newsletter from our Opinion section, has points of view from across the political spectrum on when it's right to impeach.
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Bagieu narrates Elliot's early life chronologically, from alternating points of view: of Ellen's little sister, her singing teacher, her best friend, her bandmates.
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Region often seemed to play a role in students' points of view, and that may have been most clear in the guns forum.
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Drawing from both economic and compassionate points of view, the evidence supports the same conclusion: the expanded joint employer standard is not working.
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The book's subject inspires its form, a series of shrapnel-like sections that cover the same temporal territory from distinct points of view.
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And critics, like everyone, have various life experiences, aesthetic preferences, and points of view that lead them to have differing opinions on movies.
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PRODUCER 2: The Reagan administration did away with the Fairness Doctrine, which required equal, honest and balanced treatment of opposing points of view.
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It has also been blamed for widening the political divide in the country, pushing already partisan viewers to more extreme points of view.
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When you're at any critical point in a project it's easy to knock on three people's doors and get three points of view.
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We realize that it would be possible to make a space, a place where all these divergent points of view could come together.
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The production seeks its own freedom through form by asking the audience to accept many points of view told through ever-changing genres.
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Burns is also interested in the way that looking at American history through multiple points of view can offer different levels of understanding.
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Because it bounces between different points of view and styles, Version Control often feels like a collection of short stories more than a novel.
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This, ultimately, is a good thing, and through adversity produces prolific dialogue and greater understanding of all points of view to a broader audience.
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We have many points of view in our country, and rediscovering our will to navigate and negotiate them is how we correct our course.
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There were many points of view about this, but I didn't want it to just be different men talking about women and their capabilities.
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And while no tech companies want their brands to be perceived as toxic to conservative points of view, InfoWars does not represent conservative politics.
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" Als writes, "Words are my job," and "visual work can take on many points of view at once as it rearranges so-called 'reality.
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A bunch of different people with different points of view who are allowed to speak to them when they feel like they want to.
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Customizable viewing preferences: One idea is a Twitter "lens," which would allow users to view a handle or persona through different points of view.
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Broadcasters argued that this violated the First Amendment, because the government was controlling their speech, essentially forcing them to present certain points of view.
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UM hopes that "conservations can happen in ways that are respectful of all points of view," UM wrote in a statement to Fox News.
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"Work will continue in the following days to bring closer the respective points of view and seek a future-oriented solution," the spokeswoman said.
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The debate on cloture will not be a traditional debate, but will be a succession of statements from senators giving their points of view.
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Here, as with "Gone Girl", we are presented with shifting, conflicting narratives and points of view, all veined through with violence and dark humour.
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The movie challenges, in a satirical way, our inflexibility to accept other points of view, specifically around the notion that you should be married.
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"Russia, of course, could be a friend (to Greece) from different points of view," Russia's Deputy Finance Minister Sergey Storchak told CNBC on Friday.
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Young Trumps may have their own ideas and points of view, but they are expected to be loyal to their father, and they are.
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There're plenty of women in this room and plenty of other points of view... I'm not asking you to take my point of view.
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Although there are differing points of view, it's clear to me that built-in embedded-SIM for connectivity will prevail over tethering with smartphones.
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And it's great because if I don't let Jim and people like Jim express their points of view, our relationship wouldn't be the same.
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He bashes institutions of higher education as encouraging special snowflakes to have a victim mentality, and resistant to any opposing (conservative) points of view.
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For an up-close understanding, you can attend an Invasion Day march around the country where you'll hear these points of view first hand.
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She said he responded that Beijing was satisfied with the performance of the Hong Kong government and that people had differing points of view.
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Many have opposed regulations forcing broadcasters to offer contrasting points of view, and some conservatives see echoes of that debate in the Facebook controversy.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told Vice News in a statement.
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"We are like two brothers who were somehow raised by different fathers or something because of our points of view," Biden told McCain Wednesday.
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Both took aim at societies that, at their best, integrate and celebrate diverse points of view, diverse systems of belief, diverse ways to love.
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As such, the Queen's call for people to seek "common ground" and respect "different points of view" will be warmly welcomed in Downing Street.
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While there's no doubt that the film has been made from a pro-abortion-rights perspective, it gives voice to other points of view.
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"No disagreements, no different points of view," Ma Shunnan, a delegate representing the Chinese navy said in a brief interview shortly before the vote.
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We welcome and encourage all voices and points of view as long as they include an openness to respectfully discussing this issue with others.
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Throughout the run of the exhibition, scholars in residence will present different points of view on subjects related to the material in the show.
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But it's being clear about what is right and knowing that there are other people with other points of view that need listening to.
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One student emailed me that he was tired of reading about women's points of view in the pieces we were assigned during one unit.
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Whether you're reading a piece on social-media influencers or skateboarding, you'll see that the writer has included a range of points of view.
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That same principle clearly applies in the Spencer situation, because Auburn routinely permits speakers who convey various points of view to speak on campus.
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The shifting points of view — from parents to children and back again — drain a certain amount of tension from scenes of otherwise surefire suspense.
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" Joana Costa Knufinke, group editor for nonfiction books in Scholastic's library publishing division, said, "We make an effort to show both points of view.
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I love learning about people and different points of view, so hearing everyone explain their perspectives was my favorite part of the entire experience.
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For example, YouTube and Google's autocomplete boxes deliver starkly different answers, with the video site recommending controversial or fake points of view on YouTube.
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After reading these different points of view, students can brainstorm a list of strengths and weaknesses in each article and in each writer's argument.
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We welcome and encourage all voices and points of view, so long as they include an openness to respectfully discussing the issue with others.
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I think that they are motivated, in a sense, by the same kind of preoccupation about academic freedom, about having different points of view.
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Mike Pence is less than ideal and has some conservative points of view that are beyond the pale as far as I am concerned.
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"The notion that social media companies would suppress certain political points of view should concern every American," McDaniel told VICE News in a statement.
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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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But it also tells the particular story that Woodward's major sources have chosen to tell him, and reflects their points of view and priorities.
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Gzesh took the opportunity to highlight dissensus, or "being comfortable with the existence of different narratives and different points of view," as she put it.
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He said that what appears to be chaos is actually just the result of the president's decision to hire aides with opposing points of view.
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Some conservative groups and lawmakers have accused Facebook and other social media outlets of censoring politically conservative points of view, a charge that Facebook denies.
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While no cost is too high from victims' points of view, prosecutors and detectives need to husband their resources to conduct all kinds of investigations.
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Sometimes it's at a big rally … [My advice is] be prepared to listen to your fellow Americans who have different points of view, and listen.
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Perhaps the most dramatic story of decipherment is that of the Maya script, which involved two opposing points of view amplified by Cold War tensions.
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What I said during my graduation speech was that critics like myself did not love America any less than those with opposing points of view.
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"Joe is a friend of mine and he has different points of view on health care than I do," Sanders said in Iowa on Saturday.
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Obama added that changes in the way people use media allow them to converse just with those who agree with their own points of view.
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Scientific evidence shows psychological safety, or the freedom to express different points of view without fear of reprisal, is key for organizations to function effectively.
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When he gets stressed, however, he has temper tantrums, snaps at people and digs in to defend his positions, rejecting all opposing points of view.
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Demme's films were always humane, open to the points of view of everybody in them, and this might be his crowning achievement in that regard.
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Biblical epics like "Ben-Hur" and "The Ten Commandments" took a more direct approach to religion, with clear points of view — and lots of spectacle.
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"If you have this 'strange' person and the 'straight man,' those two points of view are really based a particular type of normality," explains Davidson.
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If he adds a sky and mountains in the distance, as he does in "The Realm of Appearances," he offers two contrasting points of view.
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We were impressed by the generally civil tone of the conversation over all, and by the thoughtful and honest responses from all points of view.
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We have lots of rules, but we tolerate — we enable a broad, broad range of topics to be discussed, from all different points of view.
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And he called on news consumers to break out of their comfortable echo chambers and cushy news feeds by seeking out different points of view.
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" She added: "The way I look at diversity, it's almost like a competitive advantage, because you're getting so many different points of view and perspectives.
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Historians and theologians took to the internet to point out that Romans 13 has been used to defend antiquated or outright contemptible points of view.
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But the season, which used a fractured structure to tell the story from the different characters' points of view, puzzled and ultimately disappointed many viewers.
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The problem, of course, is that plurality — the existence of profoundly different points of view on questions of morality and politics — can never simply disappear.
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This opens up plenty of space for all kinds of contrary points of view, and this is going to be tough enough to absorb systemically.
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A mix of backgrounds and points of view makes organizations smarter and more self-aware, as anybody in the human-resources department will tell you.
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Appropriations are expressions of ignorance or aggression, when objects, ideas, lived experiences or points of view are not so much examined as exploited and performed.
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Grief is still the heart of the matter here, but Lodato is working in a broader register that includes other, mostly adult, points of view.
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The process can be fraught with anxiety, as many different glass styles are available, and points of view clash on what is proper and necessary.
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In 1949 the FCC instituted the Fairness Doctrine, a controversial rule requiring broadcasters to give "equal time" to opposing points of view on controversial issues.
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That is what our culture should be reflective of — all the different points of view and real-life experiences that one has as an American.
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But it also creates stories where the characters have room to express their individual points of view and argue for what they think is right.
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PETER CAINTrier, Germany My own definition of Mayism: a catastrophic decision resulting from a lack of consultation and diversity of points of view among one's advisers.
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" Trump's attorney, Jamie S. Gorelick, said: "Ivanka's decision reflects both her commitment to compliance with federal ethics standards and her openness to opposing points of view.
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His pitch to the group was that despite their different points of view, everyone was interested in the best possible evidence, no matter where it led.
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Told from the points of view of family members located in different cities throughout the world, Salt Houses is perhaps the most underrated novel of 2017.
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We're a nation of immigrants whose diverse backgrounds, ideas, and points of view have helped us build and invent as a nation for over 240 years.
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IBM's work on detecting claims and points of view is promising, said Sean Gourley, a former NASA engineer who founded a company focused on natural language.
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Social media users often self-select into groups with similar points of view, creating so-called filter bubbles that can increase polarization and discourage civil discourse.
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It was important in constructing the second movie that we really tell both their stories and really convey both their points of view throughout the movie.
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Anyhow, I have been acquiring shame over this opinion since about 2010, and I wonder, what points of view have my peers have likewise been harboring?
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To me a populist is somebody who doesn't accept that people's different political points of view are legitimate, who doesn't accept that the world is complex.
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While I am of course okay with dating a divorced man, I have found that widows and divorcees have different points of view about the past.
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I think my strong suit is taking people's stories and points of view, then coming up with a concept that we can make relatable to everyone.
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There are plenty of female critics who hated Captain Marvel and plenty of male critics who loved it, and their points of view shouldn't be erased.
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The relatively large scale of the paintings (mostly four to five feet high), combined with their extremely close points of view, create a portentous, clinical intimacy.
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Secor's The Diversity of Nature similarly unravels the multitudes of female anatomy with dozens of exhaustive artworks, recontextualizing them with fresh points of view and surroundings.
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" Yet, he acknowledged, "there are different points of view about how to address that, and all of that will be dealt with publicly on the floor.
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Facebook may struggle to take news from a lot more points of view, but that doesn't mean it's going to put them in front of you.
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"Kenmore South State School is an inclusive and tolerant school which supports the diverse points of view of all students and families," the department's statement said.
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How I miss the days of Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill: two men with opposing points of view who knew the art of compromise and conversation.
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So you get that conflict, and when you have characters with strong points of view and strong beliefs, these well-intentioned dummies, they talk a lot.
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When they did engage with those with divergent points of view, however, most reported that this lead to more division and disagreement than it did understanding.
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Lin: Yeah, they're really empowering filmmakers to bring their own points of view and personality into the movie, which is what I really like about them.
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Rankings could influence donors to reevaluate their giving and might even cause employers to reconsider hiring graduates who stifle others for holding different points of view.
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We now live in a world where those points of view, and all the shadings in between, are all out there to be heard and seen.
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It might not be the best thing for directors' creativity or their individual points of view, but it's helped the company achieve consistency in its movies.
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For example, taking a 2D spreadsheet and projecting the graphs into a 3D hologram that you can walk around and analyze from different points of view.
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"This Must Be the Place" is an "incorrigibly plural" book, offering its story through a kaleidoscopic proliferation of points of view, fractured chronologies and geographical shifts.
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"I think it's incumbent on a CEO to not just listen to points of view but to actually solicit them," Tim Cook said in the interview.
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Even such commonly used labels as "explorer," familiar to museum patrons from wall texts and audio guides, conceal countless unnamed pluralities and alternative points of view.
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From most points of view, it doesn't make a lot of sense for one restaurant to serve about a dozen egg dishes, unless it's a diner.
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The repeal, which relieved licensed broadcasters of a public-interest obligation to represent opposing points of view, made possible a new kind of partisan talk radio.
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And [we want to] elevate [those] who are displaying diverse body types and experiences to help show that all points of view are valid and important.
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One of the themes that Jumbo explored was how racism informed both her central female protagonists' respective points of view without curtailing either of their dreams.
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How would a journalist cover the lunchroom fight described in a lesson (and, how does a journalist deal with opposing points of view and conflicting sources)?
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As you analyze your curriculum, you might consider the following questions: What information, texts and points of view have been included or excluded in your class?
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Some say they're trying to make sense of the conflict, now that many of them are experiencing pro-democracy points of view for the first time.
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When you populate a crew with a wide variety of people who are bringing slightly nuanced points of view, you're going to get a fresh approach.
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Our mission as educators is to instill a love of learning, cultivate open minds, and foster reflection of critical life events from multiple points of view.
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" The diverse characters, stories and points of view are part of the reason that Dergarabedian feels like there isn't "any Disney fatigue in the market place.
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But there's also a constant need for diverse points of view, for artists who can examine corners of the world that don't always see themselves onscreen.
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I definitely had strong points of view on building product when I went to Square that was very much indoctrinated in me by the Google system.
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Still photos can't capture the magic that Quest had when he was delivering papers, and I really wanted to reflect [the Raineys'] voices and points of view.
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Space exploration is the exploration of the relationships among sub-systems within the universe, involving changes in perspective to increasingly more comprehensive points of view (Overview Systems).
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But critics are often highly judgmental, and very unwilling to accept divergent points of view, though they usually have less ability to enforce their ways of thinking.
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Your focus is on your relationships today, Aries, and the Moon in Libra encourages you to reflect on the experiences and points of view of your partners.
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Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views.
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"The Egyptian government has been closing the space for alternative points of view and using threats and imprisonment to prevent civil society from functioning," said Democratic Sen.
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The key, I think, is for folks like us to try to engage, no matter the animosity from the wings, with people with other points of view.
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We try to show the family is not monolithic and has a lot of different points of view and let people take what they may from it.
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Now that being said, look – just because I have a political leaning doesn't mean that I am unreasonable, doesn't mean that I reject counter points of view.
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The finale brings us three points of view in a slightly longer than usual episode, so we finish with Helen — and what a spectacular finish it is.
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In our conversation, which sprawled over two hours and change, she was always quick to check herself, describe other points of view fairly, and even criticize herself.
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Aspirations, strong points of view, passion for life, that's the common core that we share as humans, and it can come out in different shapes on screen.
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Instead, they could just focus on the minutiae of life, the little bits and pieces of larger things that add up to form our points of view.
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Even though both of us spend a lot of time on the road, it's still very important to find time to share our different points of view.
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It doesn't have anything to do with us — people post a lot of this stuff and talk about it, and other people post different points of view.
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Its rate of growth is slow, but the democratization of VR is already happening, resulting not only in more content, but in more diverse points of view.
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This week, Facebook rushed to deny a report in Gizmodo that said the team in charge of its "trending" news list routinely suppressed conservative points of view.
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Some of the journalists who used to edit Facebook's Trending news box told Gizmodo that it was common to suppress conservative points of view on the site.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON "Points of View From the Circle 224550," members of Red Circle PhotoArts, a collective of Hudson Valley and New York City fine-art photographers.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON "Points of View From the Circle 210," members of Red Circle PhotoArts, a collective of Hudson Valley and New York City fine-art photographers.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON "Points of View From the Circle 2016," members of Red Circle PhotoArts, a collective of Hudson Valley and New York City fine-art photographers.
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" Ruffin, who frequently appears on Late Night to share her perspective on the news, attributes this approach to Meyers being genuinely "interested in other points of view.
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In social media posts, Lee said the analyst's reports had inaccuracies, though he later said he "welcomed all diverse points of view and perspectives toward the company".
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Countries tend to go to war with one another when they have irreconcilable differences on a big issue on which they entertain very different points of view.
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They're idealists, and the cynical points of view that they espouse are literally their idealistic mentalities reacting to a world that is disappointing them every single day.
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The expulsion represented a change of course for Trudeau, who said as recently as last week that the Liberals needed strong legislators with differing points of view.
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She may have pressed her personal points of view onto my developing psyche, but I was the one who chose to interpret them into my childless present.
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But I know a lot of goths think different things—It's not a political or religious movement, so there are a lot of different points of view.
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"If there weren't any emotional points of view connected to this, then it would have meant most of the Norwegian population would have been ignorant of it."
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As great a weight on the other side — and not necessarily as "neutral arbiters" — are judges, likely former prosecutors with prosecutorial points of view, leanings and outcomes.
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Although most of the debate is conducted in a rhetoric that is almost liturgical in its strictures, there is a growing space for differing points of view.
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"Snowflake" is a term commonly used, especially on the right, to describe people with fragile egos who are easily offended by criticism or conflicting points of view.
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"The industry expected a little more… so it's not as hard and deep as it was expected or feared, depending on the points of view," he said.
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It was an Alison-Noah episode (about 57 percent Alison) but it was sequential rather than overlapping, so we didn't see events from different points of view.
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Many great TV shows were still made — and happily, many of them were told from the points-of-view of people of color, women, and LGBTQ people.
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Disco, he says, replaced the formless rock scene with "cocktails, dancing, conversation, exchange of ideas and points of view," and his apparent naïve irony is utterly straightforward.
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"It is a decision of conscience, and I understand their points of view and we must respect their decisions," she said of the officials who had resigned.
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This partnership has not only given voice and weight to different points of view, but it has also helped drive interest in N.B.A. players off the court.
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We come at this from different points of view and different parties, but with a shared commitment to finding a solution to our country's border-security issues.
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A third reason offered for affirmative action is to make sure that all the major social groups and points of view are represented in the academic community.
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We respect both points of view and welcome conversation about the complex set of Native sovereignty and identity issues that public response to the exhibition might elicit.
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SB: Because if you get ... Because people have different points of view and it just makes the show a ... It just gives the show a richer texture.
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Student Multiple Points of View Organizer for identifying up to four points of view on a single topic covered in The Times Teacher | Student The One-Pager Students create a one-page reaction to a Times article by pulling out a quote, posing a question and illustrating an aspect of the story Student Primary Document Analysis Questions Basic questions that can be applied to thinking about any primary document.
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Normally these sides are in sync with one another, so Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Michael Hartnett said something has to give between the two points of view.
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" Groeninger reiterated that the Museum's "mission is to tell the history of American law enforcement and to provide a platform for thoughtful dialogue involving diverse points of view.
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So those points of view are helpful to us so you can tell different types of stories and not have the same football team going down the field.
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What makes their voices so interesting is the blending of the points of view of three women, whether they prefer Tylenol, Adderal, or a drink in their hand.
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Perhaps in an attempt to memorialize lawyers like Samuel Leibowitz, famous for defending the Scottsboro Boys, Smith offers glimpses into the points of view of Delvin's defense attorneys.
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Also from "Hunky Dory," it's told with surreal imagery, from multiple points of view, but as a human-condition song that implicates everybody, in one way or another.
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"Work will continue in the following days to bring closer the respective points of view and seek a future-oriented solution," a Commission spokeswoman said after the meeting.
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I also noted that those seeking to shut down opposing points of view by wrapping themselves in the flag were actually peddling in a false kind of patriotism.
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You don't have to look too far out to hear differing points of view, differing backgrounds, and I'm glad that my kids have grown up in that environment.
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Players who wanted to rate themselves high yet had just given their team a low score in the same field wouldn't easily reconcile the two points of view.
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Ross said both sides were frank and open, and articulated good points of view during his trip to Beijing, which was a good sign, although neither made concessions.
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There is now widespread concern that online news is pushing people toward adopting more polarized points of view, not to mention indulging acceptance of baseless ideas and conspiracies.
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A 2008 Yale University psychology study showed highly intelligent people tend to stay open-minded to others' points of view, not formulating their own until hearing multiple voices.
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Jeff Bezos has observed that the smartest people are constantly revising their opinions and are open to new points of view, ideas, and information that challenge their beliefs.
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In multiplay masterworks like "The Norman Conquests" and "House and Garden," he keeps shifting points of view, so that characters hitherto in the background suddenly dominate the foreground.
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I AM A KILLER (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): In this true-crime series, history's most notorious killers recount their stories from their points of view in their own chilling words.
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If everyone could travel the world, people would understand each other's points of view, and we would have far more empathy and much less hatred on this planet.
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Based on the best-selling novel by R.J. Palacio, the movie opens up into multiple points of view and ultimately demonstrates the need for both kindness and forgiveness.
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According to the Crimson, Ajjawi alleges he was told that there were "political points of view that oppose the US" expressed by people he follows on social media.
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Instead it was an alternate proposition for how to navigate the world with grace; a visual argument for the value of being open to different points of view.
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On the first anniversary of the killings, Nefertari released a 164-minute real-time video on YouTube showing the standoff from up to nine simultaneous points of view.
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But critics say it is intended mainly to stifle independent points of view and to stigmatize as unpatriotic those groups that receive support from Western philanthropists and foundations.
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But it has also been accused of censorship by conservative politicians, including Mr. Trump, who argue that the social network is more accommodating to liberal points of view.
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Read more " _____ • Kellogg School of Management: "Even people who start out holding two points of view at the same time can very quickly go into an echo chamber.
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Ballets from "Giselle" to "Rodeo" give us men's ideas of women's points of view; but are there themes and viewpoints that a woman is more likely to show?
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Jones's creative use of constantly changing points of view brings home throughout how facts themselves can be subjective depending on who is experiencing them, and what came before.
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The reality is that judges — like legislators and U.S. presidents and prosecutors and FBI agents — are human beings with feelings, life experiences, points of view — and yes, biases.
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According to the Crimson, Ajjawi alleged he was told that there were "political points of view that oppose the US" expressed by people he follows on social media.
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It's when ideas and points of view are censored that our country loses, because we may miss new ideas or other ones may not have been properly examined.
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This is, in some sense, an analogy for many veterans' points of view on the cultural divide between civilians and the 1 percent of Americans in the military.
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The multiple points of view show how the execution, like a stone landing in a glassy pond, affects not only one character, but everyone in the small town.
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The best thing about Box is that the only reason he seems like an antagonist is that the story is told from Naz and Stone's points-of-view.
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The election of Donald Trump in the United States gave her candidacy in 2017 an extra layer of plausibility since the two share many points of view in common.
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Love to have the chance to talk to him about our work, hear whatever criticisms or other points of view they may have, and try to talk those through.
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The site has been the recent the subject of several investigations showing how it highlights extreme content, like conspiracy theories or hyperpartisan points of view, over more measured videos.
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This is interesting material, yet "Land of Fire" is strangely flat, its characters laying out points of view that come across more like position papers than like human conversation.
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In the coming weeks, I'll also be inviting leading conservatives and people from across the political spectrum to talk with me about this and share their points of view.
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Lighthouse Relief is also working to support the youth in launching their own Instagram, Twitter, and other social media accounts to share different points of view at any time.
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"Call your Republican election board members and remind them that as partisan Republican appointees they have [a] duty to consider Republican points of view," Woodhouse wrote to party officials.
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Black-ish spent almost four seasons convincing its audience that Dre and Bow's conflicting points of view on the world is one of the main reasons their union works.
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This makes us wonder whether his real goal is to cripple public media because he thinks its programming reflects "strong political points of view" that he does not share.
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Brennan, a top CIA official in the Bush administration, has found himself at the center of political controversy before, most notably over his changing points of view on torture.
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"We hope that we are presenting work that challenges them to get out of their own way of thinking and look at other points of view equally," Cusumano said.
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If so, it may need to tread carefully to avoid bubbling up radically hateful points of view, as it agrees its recommendation engines on YouTube currently can, for example.
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But to write it from the points of view of the other people that struggled with it was an act of discovery for me as a writer as well.
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"Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views," she wrote.
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The President has openly expressed his fondness for hearing differing points of view on trade, and has fostered the intra-administration disputes that have marked his policy toward China.
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The purpose of the Denham rule is to allow all points of view, all potential solutions to this problem, to receive a fair and open debate and a vote.
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We're going to be talking about important, perhaps even controversial, issues from scientific points of view and we're going to make it a lot of fun along the way.
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Guadagnino's cinematic style made this tension clear through extreme, contrasting points of view: restless closeups mixed with stately wide shots, refined fabrics leading to the thud of a body.
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By appointing Bolton, Trump is embracing a hawk best known for shutting out other points of view while advancing isolationist polices that increase the likelihood of confrontation and war.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON "Points of View From the Circle 26," exhibition by members of Red Circle PhotoArts, a collective of Hudson Valley and New York City fine art photographers.
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The Administrative Procedure Act provides for lengthy notice and comment periods as well as public hearings where interested parties may offer their points of view on a proposed rule.
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And — with all the loosey goosiness of it — it's really helpful because we're bringing the discussions that we have to life through different characters and different points of view.
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"The thing I'm most concerned about now," he said, "is whether the points of view of delegates to the two sessions can be fully communicated by the media." video
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"And so if we can't drive it to a consensus in our state, we need to let our students look at it from all points of view," he said.
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As someone who's pursuing an art career in her 20s, how do you distinguish yourself in an industry that's already filled with so many voices and points of view?
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It's true that characters often express their points of view, and can sometimes serve as a mouthpiece for the author, but the politics of the book are never simplistic.
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Nor do I believe the answer lies in a return to what in America used to be called the "Fairness Doctrine," mandating equal time for different points of view.
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It's one of the shorter entries in the collection, but it sets the gruesome scene for two later stories that tackle the same world from distinct points of view.
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Books for adults told from the points of view of young protagonists keep your readers' perspectives in mind while still giving them a taste of more advanced literary forms.
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In some ways, it is thus a transformation and culmination of Mr. Cale's many dark, downtown works, typically told in monologue and song and from several points of view.
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The file is still active but marks an era when Ng was mired in the struggle to tame the multiple timelines and points of view in her first novel.
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Establishing her company in 1926, she created worlds where women reigned, whether uniting in bold ensembles or starring as formidable protagonists in stories told from female points of view.
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"This is our most popular room," said Tefft, who said he's tried to make the literary-fiction titles for sale there inclusive and representative of different points of view.
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For agency heads, it is important to appear open to all points of view about their regulatory decisions, especially if they end up having to defend them in court.
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In "World Famous" and "Radha, Krishna," we see the same series of events from opposing points of view, and yet we come no closer to understanding what has happened.
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Debating personal perspectives with a small group of peers over 13 weeks won't necessarily change anyone's mind, but it will cement friendships among students with opposing points of view.
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For over a century, editors and publishers and producers — at least the more enlightened ones — have gone out of their way to make allowances for opposing points of view.
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Now that we have examined this topic frankly and in great detail, I am sure we are all much less angry and understand one another's points of view better.
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Still, despite the ethicists' points of view that this is a straightforward issue, there are a number of complex questions left unaddressed that seem unique to posthumous sperm donation.
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" He added: "They are pushing for a rapid abolition of the anti-Russian sanctions introduced by the U.S. and the E.U. On this issue our points of view coincide.
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This dovetails with how he deploys differing points of view, as he shifts from what Cecilia sees to seemingly unmotivated camera moves, like a pan to an empty corner.
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According to The Harvard Crimson, Ajjawi alleged he was told that there were "political points of view that oppose the US" expressed by people he follows on social media.
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You might also read the two Op-Eds below, which argue different points of view on the issue: Why I Changed My Mind About Impeachment Beware of Impeaching Trump.
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They prepared for both visits by doing research so that they could support their own points of view with facts and could question specifics from each senator's voting record.
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After they have the opportunity to test their arguments with their peers and hear other points of view, they can write up their argument as an essay or editorial.
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YOU SEE AT SOME DAYS HE SAYS HE WANTS TO DO X. SOME DAYS HE SAYS HE WANTS TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT BECAUSE HE'S DIGESTING THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW.
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While the exhibition has too many works, and some are less illuminating than others, the Raqs Media Collective's choice of artists from across the globe presents multiple points of view.
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"We solicit multiple points of view and promote a free flow of ideas designed to solve world challenges, rather than making predictions about where the markets are going," she said.
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The journal is titled, "Special diaries for Abu Abdullah: Sheikh Abdullah&aposs points of view — A session with the family," which refers to bin Laden by his traditional Arabic name.
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Political differences are difficult to handle, but the Kardashian-Wests are making a case for listening to each other's points of view and loving each other even if they disagree.
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Starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan, The Last Five Years is a musical about relationship between Cathy, an aspiring actress, and Jamie, a novelist, from both their points-of-view.
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It feels like a movie made by an experienced writer/director, with characters that seem fully drawn in their specifics but also types, representing different points of view on race.
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"While we may share differing points of view, my visit and dialogue with student leaves me encouraged and committed to supporting [historically black colleges and universities]," the Education Secretary added.
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Rules contested by the suit include barring ads intended to sway public policy and those meant to influence people over an issue on which there are different points of view.
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Big Little Lies takes the idea of women-fronted entertainment one step further, though: it centers not just the stories of women characters, but their points of view, as well.
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"It'll be hard to pass the bill -- lot of differing points of view -- and one week may not be enough time," Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah told CNN.
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Liberal students and professors are incapable of dealing with ideas they disagree with, so they either retreat to safe spaces or use violence to shut down opposing points of view.
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Kaling's script not only satirizes the boys' club that has long dominated the comedy world but smartly illustrates how a writers' room can thrive by introducing new points of view.
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You know what, let me tell you something about The View: This show has always had the ability to have different points of view, which we respect around the table.
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On a visit to Los Angeles, in 123, he paid homage to Ruscha's no-comment cataloguing of that city's recurrent features, but with the difference of explicit points of view.
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For too long, in most aspects of society but in politics quite particularly, inclusion of diverse voices and points of view has not meant the inclusion of people with disabilities.
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On the contrary, you might say that the greater the book, the greater the variety of ways people use it — which also means, from certain points of view, misuse it.
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This stability is possible only if those with opposing points of view reach a compromise that, while not perfect from either perspective, is acceptable enough for everyone to live with.
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While we do not advocate boycotts, these same groups never target other broadcasters and operate under a grossly hypocritical double standard given their intolerance to all opposing points of view.
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But I'm a great actor, and Brandon is a very fine actor as well, so we'll have two different points of view attacking the role, but will find similar moments.
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It's a forum for artists and filmmakers to give their points of view on issues of the day, just the way writers and journalists do on the Op-Ed pages.
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The American people have the right to hear our different points of view, so they can decide for themselves what priorities and values they want in their first woman president.
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He is focusing on people whose political actions are consistent with his own, in that they have been advancing points of view that he shares, or working toward his goals.
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Sometimes we deliberately highlight points of view we don't agree with, understanding that a significant portion of our readers do agree (see: this recent profile of an anti-abortion activist).
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Both Nadia and Alan spend much of the series doing self-destructive things, but because we're in their points-of-view, those self-destructive behaviors seem entirely fine, justified even.
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She writes impressively from a variety of points of view, not only those of Luna and Xan, but also of Sister Ignatia and the mother who has lost her mind.
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There are lots of other ways of looking at the world, to the left and right of that position, and we are particularly interested in presenting those points of view.
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The short version of the story is that when a business or its intended audience is dominated by one group, other voices and points of view can accidentally be suppressed.
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THE AFFAIR (Showtime, June 17) Hate it or love to hate it, Showtime's post-divorce drama is back for a fifth season of complicated plotting and shifting points of view.
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As the founder of OTV, a Chicago-based platform for intersectional television, Christian also helps artists from a wide range of backgrounds and points of view create their own shows.
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We each have our own story, but we can write new ones together – and that means seeing the values in each other's points of view and looking for common ground.
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And the beauty of things like Davos, or all the other international meetings, is to help people understand the other people's points of view, and try to find connecting points.
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This "Lunchroom Fight" lesson plan by the Stanford History Education Group asks students to consider multiple points of view regarding one incident — a fight breaking out in a school cafeteria.
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Here are some reasons to consider starting one with your co-workers: A book is packed with research and points of view outside of your daily grind, according to Dierickx.
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Third in his bestiary are vulcans, who investigate politics with scientific objectivity, respect opposing points of view, and carefully adjust their opinions to the facts, which they seek out diligently.
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The particular application that was used on Thursday is known as Speech by Crowd, as it crowd sources opinions to formulate points of view about both sides of a debate.
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Written in dreamy present tense and alternating points of view from the three sisters, The Water Cure takes an original, complicated look at how abuse, toxic masculinity, and gaslighting collide.
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In most of these readings, the sisters switch off reciting passages from their own points of view, dividing up the work just as they do in their larger creative process.
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An advantage of simultaneous location and ranging (SLAM) tech is that it measures from multiple points of view over time, building a highly accurate and rich model of the environment.
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She has effectively weaved between the Biden and Warren wings of the party, but that has also left an air of uncertainty around her own positions and points of view.
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PG: Well, we have different points of view on this issue, and, by the way, not only on this issue, also on other issues, on-, on climate change, for example.
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Kathleen O'Donnell, 27, Washington Over time, marriage as an institution became tangled in the debate between those clashing points of view, now amplified by the echo chambers of social media.
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The trial gives Bendis the structure to really spell out the personalities at play, and to let him fiddle with Captain Marvel, Iron Man, and Hawkeye's individual points of view.
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The board's goal is to "represent diverse, international, cross-functional points of view that can look beyond immediate commercial concerns," according to internal Google documents cited in the Bloomberg article.
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Costa's seventh feature, Vitalina Varela, is the latest in a filmography that consistently builds on its predecessors both thematically and stylistically, telling and retelling connected stories through different points of view.
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But if they remain silent and just give lip service to contrary points of view, then they are part of his agenda and should be judged and held accountable for that.
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Don't hold your breath that the mystery will be solved this week; in true The Affair style, we get two points of view on the events leading up to Alison's death.
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The Party warned last year that a flood of online information is causing people to doubt the party and urged that the party do more to rebut "wrong" points of view.
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Flynn pushed his own points of view — selectively presenting information to Trump in ways favorable to his own positions — rather than serving as an honest broker as national security advisors should.
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Discovering other points of view requires ethnographers go through multiple rounds of data collection and analysis and incorporate concepts from the people they study in the development of their theoretical models.
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The company insists it is open to all points of view, and can point to credible evidence that its platform is used as effectively by conservatives as it is anyone else.
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I'm wondering what you can do to better engage with the broader electorate to understand, and understand their points of view, demonstrate that you can be an effective leader for them.
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The similarity bias is one that tends to be accepted, even though the notion of contracting, opposing and even conflicting points of view supports innovation and creativity, particularly in the enterprise.
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When other retail pairings have worked — Topshop at Nordstrom, Maria Luisa at Printemps in Paris — it is because they represent two entirely different points of view, each with its own clubhouse.
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One way in which the Gaineses are hoping to further embrace change is by bridging the gap between people with widely different points of view via an ongoing and respectful dialogue.
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The Department of Homeland Security and the Army have teamed up to develop a virtual reality video game that simulates a school shooting from multiple points of view, Gizmodo reported Friday.
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"Democrats are not going to win by repeating Republican talking points and by dusting off the points of view of the giant drug companies and the giant insurance companies," she said.
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Researchers have shown that two people with differing points of view can look at the same picture, video or document and come away with strikingly different ideas about what it shows.
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Well, one voice, at some point, tried to get us to change things, and that was very surprising to me, because this was a show that has many points of view.
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"He's actively trying to put in place people who have very different points of view than the current leadership within the agencies," a former DHS official told Politico, referring to Miller.
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A system of headsets allows users to trade points of view, and for a "ghost" user to virtually enter and interact with a real remote space as if they were there.
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If we do that and then we have an open dialogue and sit down and look at each other's points of view, maybe we can go through this without further violence.
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"I think a lot of data is pointing to 2018 being a peak from many points of view," said Mona Mahajan, U.S. investment strategist at Allianz Global Investors in New York.
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If it's a promise the President campaigned on, she knows there's little chance of changing his mind and her most valuable role may be presenting him with alternative points of view.
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Even so, while ignorant people (on both sides) must be free to express stupid and wrong points of view, we can all work to elevate political discourse and counteract bad ideas.
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As in her previous novels (including "Paradise City"), Day puts fragmented chronology and alternating points of view to good use, drawing readers in and prodding us to piece together the mosaic.
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The first half evolves through four eras — Versailles, Oscar Wilde, Christopher Isherwood, Susan Sontag — which connect individuals and their camp points of view with their expression in written and decorative arts.
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I read all three points of view for most articles and I got to see why liberals feel the way they do about things, and why conservatives disagree and their feelings.
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But in a country, particularly now, that is divided and in a tense period of polarization, there is a real benefit to students being exposed to politically diverse points of view.
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King wrote in the letter that the department is "simply encouraging" the increased diversity after it determined "certain religions or ideological points of view" were elevated over others in the program.
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It's exhausting to see a refusal to tolerate bigotry framed as a demand for moral purity or an unwillingness to compromise or work with people who have different points of view.
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Those two points of view are clashing, with Netflix pushing back against a plan that Spielberg reportedly has to create rules that could block the streaming giant from future Oscars contention.
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Where driving is concerned, there seems to be a peculiar difficulty in unifying different points of view: The personal reality of the driver is unassailable, even by his own conscious mind.
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For example, photographer Dawoud Bey's exhibition, Night Coming Tenderly, Black, at the Art Institute of Chicago earlier this year, depicted underground railroad landscapes as if from fugitive slaves' points of view.
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By allowing different points of view to be expressed in each of these staged encounters, Lauterbach is able to turn a subject over, examine it closely as well as speculate wildly.
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As limited as it might be, lawmakers' recent pushback shows some disparate points of view exist within the party — even when it comes down to a single district or appeals court judge.
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A new TV show from HBO and Academy Award winner Steven Soderbergh promises viewers will be able to do just that — by following different characters' points of view through an iOS app.
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This project with Marcelo Aguiar was about trying to bring together these two points of view, and in fact we discovered that polytopes like the permutahedra have an additional related algebraic structure.
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The startup is especially proud of the fact that Modern Health's team is currently all female and Friedensohn wants to parlay their points of view into services that address issues affecting women.
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While Autonomous shifts its points of view liberally, its two protagonists are Judith "Jack" Chen, an idealistic patent pirate, and an IPC robot named Paladin, who is assigned to hunt her down.
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These are the stories of crimes they've never been able to shake, crimes that changed their points of view, or caused them to rethink what they understood about their lives and families.
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They believed mainstream American journalists were shutting out alternative points of view, that they were "coloring, slanting, selecting and editing the news" in order to tamp down any criticisms of the war.
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It starts with fundamental assumptions about the world, the first and most important of which is that people see and experience the world in different ways, giving them different points of view.
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Advisers like Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, supporters of the "America First" language of the Trump campaign and inauguration, now have company and competition from those with more globalist points of view.
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"It's going to be very difficult because it is a complex bill and there are a lot of differing points of view on it too, which is the real problem," GOP Sen.
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Women on both sides need to embrace values of inclusion and our shared goal of equal rights by taking time to listen to one another and validate each other's points of view.
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A knowledge worker who is only getting information from the people who think like him or her will never see contrasting points of view and will tend to ignore and deny alternatives.
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"It is regarded as vital to the continuing success of Hong Kong not only from financial or business points of view, but also everyone in the community as a whole," he said.
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On Monday, his party expelled him as a member, but Artemenko said this and the treason allegations were "hysteria" and signs the Ukrainian authorities could not accept any alternative points of view.
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"What they really don't want, what they're terrified of — because they can't fight it with facts — is libertarian and conservative points of view," Yiannopoulos says in a 2016 interview with Dave Rubin.
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It has come under criticism for not doing enough to filter inappropriate or dangerous content, while promoting videos that espouse extreme points of view and inconsistently applying its own rules on harassment.
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Choose one of these eight prototypes and explain what you think it symbolizes from two points of view: first, for the president and his supporters, and second, for the president's political opponents.
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" It added, "While we do not advocate boycotts, these same groups never target other broadcasters and operate under a grossly hypocritical double standard given their intolerance to all opposing points of view.
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Coming 25 years after the country's first democratic elections, Ms. Smith's photo project teases out the various points of view of her white compatriots who grapple with the question of national origin.
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But if the participants read an article that emphasized complexity — various points of view, more nuance, more attempt to understand the root of each side's beliefs — the conversation was much more productive.
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Almost 40 years later, they remain viscerally exciting, and it's brilliant how MacMillan makes us see them (and the ballet's other duets) from the points of view of both man and woman.
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Simply reading and name-checking him came to feel sufficient for some white readers, preventing them from consuming other African-American voices with different points of view and different readings of history.
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Students articulated clear points of view, supported their opinions with additional research and logical reasoning, shared their personal concerns, engaged each other in conversation, and, overall, added important nuance to the discussion.
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"The importance of being able to see things from different people's points of view based on their life experience, their culture, their ethnicity, their gender, becomes even more important," Ms. Kaukus said.
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Tom Bamberger, Milwaukee I rarely agree with Bret Stephens' opinions, and don't think his column on climate change was convincing, but I welcome different points of view in the NYT editorial pages.
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"Miss Burma" also serves as a much-needed recalibration of history, one that redresses the narrative imbalance by placing other ethnic, non-Burmese points of view at the center of its story.
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She taught him when he was training to become a surgeon and immediately saw his interest in people, his desire to understand their points of view and his ability to communicate them.
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"You have to be able to compartmentalize if you're going to function as a legislator in a country or city or a state that is made up of different points of view."
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Like the plot of any mini-series worth its salt, this complicated tale — and believe me, there's plenty I've left out — relies heavily on the present tense and shifting points of view.
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N.L.' to have a variety of voices and points of view within the show, and we hired Shane on the strength of his talent as comedian and his impressive audition for 'S.
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Also, the breadth of interests and points of view is a reminder of the diversity of experiences of young people, who too often are grouped together just by virtue of their age.
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While the school remains absolutely committed to ensuring that all points of view can be voiced and heard, we cannot compromise the physical safety of our students and guests in the process.
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Because populism describes a world divided between the righteous people and the corrupt elite, each round of confrontation, by drawing hard lines between legitimate and illegitimate points of view, can polarize society.
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And it also doesn't mean that The Times sees all the points of view it publishes as equally meritorious — that we're in some way indifferent, in the end, to the correct answers.
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That said, Pichai also noted the memo did raise some important issues, such as the need for more willingness to include more points of view at the company, including more conservative ones.
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When the numbers are as big as they are around the number of people using voice devices, the venture community cannot afford to not be involved and not have points of view.
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"There can be no turning deaf ears to or ignoring wrong points of view on the internet, fantastic stories and theories, distortions of facts to create rumors or malicious attacks," he wrote.
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Others preferred the raw honesty of Andreessen and Baquet, and felt the the conference, and Silicon Valley in general, could have made more of an effort to include other points of view.
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The industry's most powerful critic in Washington, of course, is President Donald Trump, who has joined congressional Republicans in accusing companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google of muting conservative points of view.
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What a work of art really is depends on the thing itself, but also on creators and audience members, who bring their identities, points of view, and life experiences to the work.
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And simply by talking about the very poor, about those who often slip through the cracks, American Honey and Moonlight have shown why diverse points of view often make for better films.
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They could provide a valuable conduit for dissenting points of view that — judging from the way Trump has run his campaigns and his businesses — might otherwise be lacking from a Trump administration.
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This "free indirect speech" allowed the reader to see, think and feel exactly as the character did while also maintaining a critical distance and the ability to move between various points of view.
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Black women made slight gains in having movies told from their points of view, while the number of Latina protagonists was unchanged and fewer Asian women were able to secure those crucial roles.
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My cynical mind wanders toward a more nihilistic realm: When people self-select, they have a tendency to socialize into increasingly radical points of view, creating a toxic circle of isolation and extremism.
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In the course of the movie, Sasha finds the confidence to unleash her suppressed history; to share in telling other people's stories; to elevate and celebrate points of view that aren't her own.
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He then parses its lyrics from two antithetical points of view, showing how its words can be used to bolster arguments of both a white supremacist and someone of Mr. Thorpe's liberal persuasion.
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There should be nothing in the company that doesn't encourage debate, sharing of information and points of view and if you don't feel like you have an outlet to do that that's fine.
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It's sort of like listening for the notes they don't play in jazz, except what you're listening for are the voices that don't get to speak, the points of view that go unrepresented.
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As an artist that puts a lot of stock in authenticity, Keys seems to be on the lookout for artists with strong points of view that she can take to a new level.
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As strong advocates for and guardians of the right for people to seek and receive information from all points of view without restriction, New York City libraries cannot possibly support such a measure.
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Enjoy a $15,000 camera with your $20 headset A series of four videos that can be watched in any order, Chapter 2 slowly builds sympathy for each character with shifting points of view.
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I know how hard it can be to restrain yourself when you feel attacked, but we must find it in ourselves to confront evil while remaining open to other reasonable points of view.
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Experienced cooks and chefs with strong points of view helped plan Exit 4's nine stations, and much of what is offered here happens to be good for you — and for the planet.
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He also has at least some capacity for self-criticism, acknowledging the validity of other points of view and the fact that he has struggled with his ego for much of his life.
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"Today is one of those days where listening carefully to other points of view, including from friends and colleagues, is leading me to rethink my own views," she wrote in a public statement.
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One new law would ensure union operatives are given exclusive access to new workers in hopes of duping them to sign irrevocable union membership cards before they can hear opposing points of view.
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In America problems are solved not by smothering ideas generated outside the in-crowd, but by bringing people with different points of view together, and then letting them come to a collaborative solution.
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That was tricky, because I was really trying to approach those meetings as a producer, so we were talking to a lot of people from different points of view, gathering information and perspective.
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I am most impressed by their engagement with the controversies of today, and by their willingness to address those with differing points of view — not de-friending or ignoring, but inviting open discussions.
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News From All Sides was created for readers who want to see other points of view, but might be overwhelmed by an online search, says Jeannie Yang, SmartNews' senior vice president of product.
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In 63, the three collaborated on a series of studies of the White Mountains in New Hampshire, with Albert helping to guide the points of view for an aesthetic appreciation of the terrain.
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"You did it for underrepresented students, do it for underrepresented points of view," said Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.
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"It's difficult from many points of view and nobody likes it, but it's necessary to go ahead with the calendar and all the activities, while putting public health above everything else," he said.
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They don't regard politics as an unavoidable feature of mortal life but as an unhappy consequence of the secular equivalent of the Tower of Babel: too many languages, too many points of view.
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As the widow moves through her fresh grief, we splash in and out of other people's points of view, as well as in and out of flashbacks of her life with her husband.
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When nerve cells respond in new ways, that increases neuroplasticity, which allows us more ability to see things from different points of view and understand the causes and effects of behaviors and emotions.
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"The idea that more people tend to be better — more experience, more training, different points of view, and that's to a large degree offset by coordination costs — getting people physically together," Mauboussin said.
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N.L.' to have a variety of voices and points of view within the show, and we hired Shane on the strength of his talent as a comedian and his impressive audition for 'S.
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So it goes with the guys from Deck the Hallmark, an incredibly enjoyable podcast where three friends from South Carolina gather to joke around about Hallmark Christmas movies from different points-of-view.
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National coverage presents a big picture, but what we are learning here is that the big picture obscures its own truth, for it is actually made up of many contrasting points of view.
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There seems to be a growing movement to shut down differing points of view that are not politically correct or fit neatly into today's "speech codes," which are nothing short of thought-regulation.
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"While we do not advocate boycotts, these same groups never target other broadcasters and operate under a grossly hypocritical double standard given their intolerance to all opposing points of view," the network added.
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Westworld, meanwhile, plunges viewers directly into its artificial beings' points of view, complete with looping story rhythms, jumbled timelines, and a slow-building sense of the true horrors of the titular theme park.
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The multiple points of view transition seamlessly, revealing an astute understanding of human nature — the fear and quiet rage of a widowed mother of two; the insecurity and passion of a young queen.
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Likewise, in a world where reality is merely an inconvenient obstacle standing in the way of increasingly absurd points of view, Wayne Rooney going to the Euros is the least of our problems.
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It's an opinion so bad as to be almost objectively incorrect, but you can see why men whose limited points of view prevent them from appreciating women's art would find Wertmüller's work less alienating.
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Well, one of the things is they ... On MSNBC or CNN, one of them, they always have a Trump person on it or someone who's anti, so you do get those points of view.
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The term represents a diverse range of unique people who have different priorities, opinions, and points of view, which Philomene highlights throughout the series with portraits that are personal and particular to each subject.
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"They have very different points of view on how to raise their kids," a source tells PEOPLE of the exes, who share custody of their three sons: Kingston, 20153, Zuma, 10, and Apollo, 4½.
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The idea is to involve ethicists, legal experts and representatives of governments and civil society, as well as scientists, thus enabling people from all of these fields to see the others' points of view.
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Trump has mentioned it a few times—not that anything is being done about it—but it's really interesting to hear people's points of view on it and their point of view on recovery.
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The interim rules are designed to take greater account of environmental impacts and indigenous groups' points of view for the two pipelines, which are opposed by environmentalists and some communities but backed by industry.
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The presidency requires the ability to tolerate and synthesize disagreement -- to forge highly different and conflicting points of view into actions that are best for the nation, even if they differ from one's own.
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" Newsom says Trump often uses racism to whip up his mostly white male base: "He has blatantly expressed racist points of view and expressed them on multitudes of occasions during the campaign and since.
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For shooting objects off in the distance, the P9 is able to figure out what to focus on essentially the same way the human eye can, triangulating its subject using two points of view.
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Most of the alt-rigthers with whom I spoke cited Trump's immigration rhetoric as opening the "Overton Window"—the range of discourse about which public conversation is permissible—to more extreme points of view.
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We were trapped almost exclusively in Offred's horrifying perspective, and even when we ventured out into different points of view, like Emily's or Janine's, we were still seeing the world through a Handmaid's eyes.
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Ms. Abubakar, a slender woman with a soft voice and sharp points of view, remembers the Maiduguri of her youth as a happy place where she went to school, weddings and parties with neighbors.
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"In the coming weeks, I'll also be inviting leading conservatives and people from across the political spectrum to talk with me about this and share their points of view," he said in a post.
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"If you can't access information online, if you cannot be exposed to different points of view, you will not reach your full potential, and over time, the youth will lose hope," Mr. Obama said.
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Lack of diversity can lead to a kind of crony capitalism in which insiders favor other insiders, surround themselves with people who look and think like them and rarely hear other points of view.
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In addition, teachers pledge to uphold guidelines that forbid political indoctrination in schools, require discussion of controversial topics to reflect differing points of view, and require students to be taught to analyze political situations.
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Balancing Amber's and Tom's points of view, as if with an eyedropper, the playwright finally seems less interested in the merits of the case than in solving the puzzle of her own narrative needs.
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In such a critical period from the economic and politic points of view, investing our money in something certain is really complicated and watches are surely one of the best things to invest in.
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"Instead of meeting with all stakeholders and considering multiple points of view, you appear to have prejudged the outcome of the review," the senators wrote in a copy of the letter seen by Reuters.
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One example: People who often work extended hours might be too focused on their own judgment of a project's importance, and might need to work at accepting the validity of others' points of view.
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"We do hope we're going to make a series of programs in the course of the exhibition that bring together different points of view about what could, should and might have happened," he said.
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This tension allows the film to be both intently observational and deeply confessional, allowing a kind of visual complexity that mirrors Mr. Gonzalez's own experience of self, from internal and external points of view.
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"My logic was simple: the work my group does focuses on social justice and on the inclusion of marginalized individuals and points of view," Zuckerman wrote in his Medium post and on his blog.
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The Facebook clip cuts out key parts of what Sanders actually told the students, including key context to indicate he is talking about perceived stereotypes in society and not his own points of view.
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She is convinced of her own righteousness, and is unfit for office, as she and others like her are the bigots, filled with hate and unwilling to hear nor consider opposing points of view.
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But not every contestant is having it in this first challenge — to come up with a red-carpet look that demonstrates their fashion points of view — and some of the comments are downright mean.
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So what I looked at more were things like "Apocalypse Now," the helicopter attack on the village, which felt very similar in terms of shifting points of view and the horror on the ground.
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Problems arise when engineers get to a point in their careers when they're required to demonstrate social skills, Mr. Zunger said, like understanding diverse points of view, building consensus and reading people's subtle cues.
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In the Opinion pages of The Times, I believe the best way to do that, and to serve you, is to foster collegial debate among brave, honest journalists with very different points of view.
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"We've certainly listened to a variety of points of view from many sides and have said, from the beginning, that we don't want people to be discriminated against," the newspaper quoted Baker as saying.
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De Niro delivers the customary Scorsese-gangster narration explaining the ins and outs of his business, but the film isn't packed with procedural details or multiple colorful points of view, like Casino or Goodfellas.
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This will not only make the agency more stable and politically balanced, but it will also provide more diverse points of view and allow for a greater breadth of expertise in the agency's leadership.
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CNN, for example, provides fine news coverage, but much of its prime time is consumed with candidate surrogates, politicians, and the network's own analysts and advocates arguing to advance their own points of view.
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The branching narrative, for instance, could be used to haunting effect in a series like Showtime's "The Affair," in which the same events play out differently when seen from different characters' points of view.
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"You're going to see very bifurcated points of view," said Jeff Schumacher, founder and chief executive officer of BCG Digital Ventures, a venture capital investment arm of Boston Consulting Group, the global consulting company.
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I just lucked out that they were talking about different points of view about whether the town should expand or not, and the consequences — the economic consequences, the social consequences, of adding more residents.
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We also have a broad set of interviewers — we have a minimum of four at Google — that gives you diverse points of view and then you connect to see if this is the right person.
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I'd like to do something that really, at this point in my career, shines a light on other young up-and-coming, especially female journalists, diverse journalists, people who represent all different points of view.
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Ms. Ahmed argued that both shows were similar — except in one respect: Her program, "Newswatch," has an audience of between 1.5 million and two million, while Mr. Vine's program, "Points of View," attracts about 800,000.
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"You had this absolute rush of speakers and so many different points of view ... It certainly muddied the waters to a degree," said Jim Tierney, CIO of U.S. Concentrated Growth at AllianceBernstein in New York.
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They say that since the final version was approved the government has used its monopoly over the media and most public space to campaign for ratification while censoring other points of view and harassing dissidents.
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Tuesday's hearing was titled "Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use, and Filtering Practices" and many representatives posed questions on whether or not Google's search results were biased against conservative points of view.
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That lack of analysis is by design — the group's mission is to provide a "common set of facts on which even people with opposing points of view can agree" while avoiding financial or political agendas.
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A legal controversy does not take place in the setting of an academic seminar, where multiple points of view on a given issue can coexist and be celebrated as an instance of diversity and creativity.
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It is truly sad that, in our land of diversity, people with different points of view are no longer capable of holding a political conversation without being shouted down, ridiculed, threatened with violence or hit.
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Full Coverage gives a complete picture of the story from a variety of sources, in a variety of different points of view, and it will be the same no matter who is looking at it.
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" The Fox News spokesperson added, "While we do not advocate boycotts, these same groups never target other broadcasters and operate under a grossly hypocritical double standard given their intolerance to all opposing points of view.
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ALL WE DO, AND I THINK IT'S A REALLY GOOD TEAM TO HAVE DIFFERING, AS OPPOSED TO DEVISIVE VOICES, IS TO JUST GIVE THE PRESIDENT DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW AND TO HAVE HIM MAKE DECISIONS.
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First of all, it's a great gift of entertainment, to be able to showcase different points of view by inviting people from around the world into these worlds and lives in a very real way.
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Years of teaching discussion-based ethics courses involving students who hold strong and opposing points of view on hot topics has taught me that fruitful civil exchange requires humility, fairness, civility, constructive criticism, and appreciation.
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The novel is narrated from multiple points of view, including those of Jean's mother, niece, husband, son and mother-in-law, as well as a former lover and the ex-con who ran her over.
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There's a lot of tweaking of specifics in order to create more three-dimensionality, create more nuance, enrich the love story and try to balance out the Song and Gallimard points of view a little.
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"I have no problem in following that request as I feel it is fair to have both points of view and clarifications and corrections of fact when necessary," Bowyer said in a statement on Facebook.
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They are trying so hard to do right and to represent as many voices and points of view as possible — especially in children's books — and they can't help that they were English majors at Vassar.
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That said, Pichai also noted that the memo did raise some important issues, such as the need for more willingness at Google to include more points of view at the company, including more conservative ones.
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You get diverse points of view, you can make smarter decisions when it comes to addressing a market, especially if your market isn't just tech-savvy white men — chances are your market is bigger than that.
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And while Professor Marston has plenty of shots of Bill gazing appreciatively at his female partners, the film takes great pains to ensure we spend just as much time in Olive and Elizabeth's points of view.
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Let's look at all the films Hollywood churns out and do the same: Few of the roughly 300 features eligible for best picture last year told stories from the points of view of women or minorities.
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BUT IT IS A VERY COMPLEX SYSTEM THEY'RE WORKING THROUGH WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND ALL THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW AND THEN THE ELECTION CYCLE PRECEDING THAT WE'VE ALL GOT TO BE READY FOR.
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For me that involves a combination of knowing exactly what direction you want to pursue creatively, all while being very open to other collaborators having other points of view, or having different ways to get there.
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You have to dig deeper and do the due diligence that's required to broaden points of view and perspective, so next season I also want to see more diversity in front of our camera as well.
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It was invigorating to view the events through someone's eyes besides Harry's; J.K. Rowling's books occasionally depart to the omniscient narrator, or the points of view of bystanders like Frank Bryce and the Muggle Prime Minister.
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So I would greatly prefer that the players use the platform they're given, social media, press conferences, media in locker rooms, however they want to do it, to make their political points of view be known.
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He seems oblivious to the pain felt by others, as if he has spent so much time away from or ignoring those with different points of view that he is no longer aware that they exist.
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In interviews, Soloway has said that she hopes the show will do for feminine desire what Transparent has done for transgender issues; to explore the humor, heaviness, and messy, complex humanity of marginalized points of view.
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"I would like to express my regrets as to my own behavior during the briefing yesterday and welcome all the diverse points of view and perspectives toward the company and myself," Lee said in a statement.
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The polarized mind may seem to itself to be in a position of strength, perhaps because of the power it amasses in order to hold tightly to a polarized worldview and annihilate competing points of view.
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