But is following a stereotypical adventure narrative really more liberating than pursuing a stereotypical romance?
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I present in a way that's not stereotypical, even if I'm playing a stereotypical role.
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Ben (Ben McKenzie) is the stereotypical firstborn, overburdened and bossy; Brian (Michael Urie) the stereotypical baby, overindulged and whiny.
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Xennials aren't quite as cynical as the stereotypical Gen Xer but also aren't quite as optimistic as the stereotypical millennial.
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While I do some "stereotypical boy" things, I am annoyed by peoples assumptions that I do other "stereotypical boy" things.
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"A stereotypical male culture" Cadets and midshipmen interviewed for the report acknowledged "a stereotypical male culture" exists at the service academies.
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I also see this among younger people when they see I have some traits of a "stereotypical boy" and assume I, therefore, am a "stereotypical boy".
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Some were told the child's name was Emily or Jake, stereotypical white names, while others were told the child's name was Latoya or DeShawn, stereotypical black names.
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He was an iconic comedian of his generation Russell refused to use stereotypical dialects or play stereotypical roles in his acts, which broke barriers for rising comedians of all backgrounds.
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" We never wanted to be that stereotypical "American Idiot.
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In a 2003 study, researchers sent out otherwise identical resumes using stereotypical white and stereotypical black names; the participants with "white" names were 50 percent more likely to be called back for interviews.
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So, yeah, that stereotypical "stripper smell" people often sneer at?
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But yeah, it's referring to these sort of stereotypical things.
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The stereotypical running quarterback tends to do only the latter.
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I personally feel the company reflects these same stereotypical thoughts.
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Modern Family's "A Stereotypical Day" airs Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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"It is a bit of a stereotypical image," Sekerková acknowledges.
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Still, such unique attention often reduces identities to stereotypical assumptions.
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Later advertisements depict men and women in stereotypical gender roles.
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Also unlike a stereotypical politician, she had a real life.
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The candidate is indeed temperamental and holds offensive, stereotypical views.
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The look is a nod to a stereotypical frat bro.
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It's a much more stereotypical whisky: warming, hearty, and strong.
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The Dior spot traffics in dehumanizing tropes and stereotypical imagery.
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The tech industry's stereotypical accessory used to be the hoodie.
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Instead, he hid behind the persona of a stereotypical jock.
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My family came here with many stereotypical visions of America.
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In what ways do the texts reinforce stereotypical gender roles?
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Different E. coli strains cause UTIs and the stereotypical stomach bug.
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It's a stereotypical depiction of Hawaiian culture, commodified into party decor.
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In other words, I had turned into the stereotypical BMW driver.
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A stereotypical Hutu is shorter, has broader features and grows crops.
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But Dunn isn't looking for Katie to be a stereotypical housewife.
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Many of Africa's stereotypical problems — conflict, poverty, corruption — have not vanished.
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Ms Polak has resisted the temptation to create a stereotypical victim.
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Many of the "best" Greek organization have an unspoken, stereotypical member.
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Las Vegas has embraced hockey, and with our stereotypical, extravagant flair.
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Hip-hop is known for uplifting a stereotypical version of masculinity.
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What you wanted to say was, 'Hey little Stereotypical Black, Thing!
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The services Ms. Cox provides tends to fall into stereotypical silos.
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Most young women have dealt with doctors' stereotypical views of women.
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Judging by its advertising, CannaCloud isn't hoping to reach stereotypical stoners.
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"We do not endorse, we abhor stereotypical comments," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
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It was this stereotypical perfect American house with a beautiful family.
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Opinion Columnist I am your stereotypical, cisgender, middle-aged suburban dad.
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He wasn't the stereotypical guy who would say, like, 'Cute pic.
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When did a gesture become so recognizable that it was stereotypical?
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You're all but guaranteed to be depicted in a stereotypical fashion.
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The video featured narration in a pronounced and stereotypical New York accent.
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Liz Gendreau, 38, an IT program manager, hates the stereotypical male image.
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The brooding musician, reclusive writer and antisocial genius are stereotypical creative types.
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The cards feature costumed actors playing the parts of the stereotypical survivors.
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Progressive citizens will want to speak truth to their stereotypical racist uncles.
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Yes. There's a stereotypical picture and it doesn't deviate much from that.
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Of course, not everyone who runs a business is a stereotypical jerk.
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Some guests, as it appears, interpreted the instructions into stereotypical, offensive costumes.
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The world of Victusia is in many ways a stereotypical fantasy setting.
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Of course, these are the stereotypical millennials that everyone loves to hate.
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They were really trying to avoid the stereotypical tropes of sex work.
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It's the one stereotypical Asian stereotype I've wanted to live up to.
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Meanwhile, others pointed out that the show is full of stereotypical characters.
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If you're looking for the stereotypical angry white male, look no further.
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A lot of people doing stereotypical roles are actually really good actors.
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But why are people so aroused by this tired, stereotypical hot guy?
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He nods, and then sighs that it's all so stereotypical of feminism.
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The grievances include stereotypical depictions of minorities, racist jokes, and whitewashed casting.
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We aren't your stereotypical Bible-bangers, holding the 'God Hates You' sign.
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"The Ivanka Voter is not the stereotypical Trump voter," Ms. Petersen wrote.
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Mr. Kosky's directorial skills extend to eliminating much of the stereotypical schlock.
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And as for "vast and impoverished," that's just lazy, stereotypical and clichéd.
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The Dursts were low key, not the stereotypical gold-and-bombast developers.
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The messages contained threats, personal attacks and grotesque stereotypical images of Jews.
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She's playing a hot, fighting "nerd/techie" — a stereotypical gamer dude fantasy.
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Source: "Ambient belonging: How stereotypical cues impact gender participation in computer science"
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Whites saw non-stereotypical images of blacks they construed to be true.
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" In the film, Greer played Lucy "Tom-Tom" Wyman, the stereotypical "mean girl.
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Maybe they cross-dress on screen, or seem to reject stereotypical gender roles.
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" Francis-Cornibert characterises misrepresentation as "having very stereotypical, archetypal roles for black actors.
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The need to fit a stereotypical binary model of femininity was utterly dispiriting.
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It's obvious to me that both of these stereotypical images benefit straight men.
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A stereotypical Tutsi is tall and thin (like Mr Kagame), and owns cows.
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"You almost never see these stereotypical phrases longer than seven words," he said.
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So that woman's dress and hairstyle and voice level – everything becomes almost stereotypical.
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Marketers have traditionally chosen demographic groups to target, which arguably could be stereotypical.
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I am not interested in making something that feels restrictive, uncomfortable, or stereotypical.
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The stereotypical face of immigration to America in 2015 is a Latino one.
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But even these kinds of measures don't just punish the stereotypical drug dealer.
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She runs human resources, which — that's another story which people thought was stereotypical.
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The show was careful not to make her parents the stereotypical "tiger" parents.
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Like a stereotypical schoolyard bully, the president respects only those who fight back.
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But I have to say I didn't witness any of the stereotypical debauchery.
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The stereotypical child star generally is not known for being good with money.
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The lyrics are a bit stereotypical of an encounter with an Irish girl.
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Me trying to overcompensate for all the other stereotypical behavior I do embrace.
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I understand that Bollea is not the stereotypical revenge porn victim, but Rep.
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The stereotypical tech entrepreneur is a nerdy guy who works all the time.
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What started as an intellectual journey slowly reverted back into the stereotypical condescension.
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Toss your stereotypical notion of the balding middle-aged man out the window.
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Never stereotypical like it could have been by the obvious appearance of diversity.
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This is probably because Doomie is the antithesis of a stereotypical vegan chef.
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The second thing I would say is just don't be a stereotypical millennial.
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If you're going to be a racist, stereotypical jerk...keep it to yourself.
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In recent years, others have joined his fight against stereotypical representation in photojournalism.
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Ramen isn't just the stereotypical meal of choice for cash-strapped college students.
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People look at me, and all they see is another stereotypical Asian girl.
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Did Ramirez bend to casting directors' stereotypical notes just to score another part?
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And South Fulton's solicitor, LaDawn Jones, is not your stereotypical, conviction-focused prosecutor.
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Soon, Williams learned to distrust the stereotypical depiction of African American soul food.
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Kaffe-Kuchen is where the stereotypical German sensibility comes to a grinding halt.
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So in Yentl, for example, which had a Jewish theme, there's no stereotypical face.
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But I thought OK, this is the stereotypical, hardcore French kitchen, and stayed anyway.
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And the stereotypical openness to fashion among gay men has gained wider cultural currency.
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It's very offensive to portrait all Chinese ppl (people) in such a stereotypical way.
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Be true, and don't really care what the 'stereotypical' way of being you is.
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Something happens, neurons get triggered, and you make these stereotypical expressions you can't control.
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We work longer and more variable hours, far beyond the stereotypical 9 to 5.
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"This is one of those stereotypical tropes that we all go after," Sow explains.
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" He added: "She is a ball of energy and a stereotypical 2-year-old.
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I may not fit the stereotypical definition of what a Latina "should" look like.
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The stereotypical life of Gen Y has been shaped through and by the media.
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It doesn't look like an improvised explosive device—at least, not the stereotypical kind.
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"It felt so targeted for such stereotypical reasons," Payton said, whose mother is Navajo.
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"They didn't fit the profile of the stereotypical social media app user," Kay said.
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That said, it looks like we need start thinking outside our stereotypical granny box.
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For those with autism, stereotypical behaviors can include things like rocking, pacing or spinning.
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And that error cultivates the stereotypical image of the cool guy saving the masses.
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": "The stereotypical life of gen Y has been shaped through and by the media.
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Seth Cohen—the stereotypical nerdy Jew—refuses to insulate himself from the gentile world.
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Harry thinks that I don't like vistas, but it was amazing, stereotypical-like, textbook.
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One-dimensional, stereotypical portrayals have given way to strong characters who drive compelling narratives.
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All of this is part and parcel of what Gladio represents: stereotypical hegemonic masculinity.
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We can gently protest when even beloved friends and family succumb to stereotypical thinking.
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We spend our days not hunched over our stereotypical phones, but over our textbooks.
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I wasn't told to sit in a dark room, the stereotypical treatment for concussion.
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It's too bad the book is marred by Boyle's tediously stereotypical portrayal of women.
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Are ACCENTS highlights or is this a play on a stereotypical snobby French coiffeur?
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Why should KFC and Popeye's drive the market when we get the stereotypical hit?
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I felt really nervous about playing something that I thought might end up being stereotypical.
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It isn't marketed specifically to boys or girls using stereotypical markings of maleness or femaleness.
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We don't think so, because we are familiar with the stereotypical Hollywood portrayals of gays.
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That writers are not the stereotypical person writing in the attic or the ivory tower.
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Years ago, The Muppet Show ran a segment mocking politicians for their stereotypical robotic behaviour.
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Because in that stereotypical way, they're kind of dark people, but I'm like, you're optimistic!
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Black people live in this world with enough stereotypical presumptions about our masculinity and femininity.
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I did not want the stereotypical body posing that you see in those magazines there.
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Then there were complaints that the character played by black actress, Leslie Jones, was stereotypical.
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In one episode, Kim is asked to play a stereotypical Asian character on a sitcom.
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Even looking within, my original perspective of depression was through the lens of stereotypical blackness.
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That stereotypical introvert "accountant" picture that most people have in their head is totally false.
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Hawaii offers far more than the stereotypical beach shots people associate with it, he said.
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I won't go for the stereotypical blond girl who looks like all of her friends.
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But these aren't one-dimensional caricatures; most get a smattering of interesting non-stereotypical quirks.
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He was proudly the stereotypical Appalachian, constantly in camo and with a thick mountain drawl.
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Cather's stories were revolutionary all the same, abandoning the stereotypical register of the female voice.
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Even in good faith, that comes off as stereotypical especially in the context of history.
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"Equity" invites us to slot its characters into stereotypical frames and then breaks the glass.
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If we all say no to stereotypical roles, then I think they will do something.
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"It's similar to what happened with icing — it's not seen as your stereotypical guy drink."
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"They're looked at as the stereotypical weak link or nerd," Keum says in pop culture.
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It's a smart touch, taking these artifacts of stereotypical femininity and turning them into weapons.
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Barnhill's language is lyrical and reminiscent of traditional fairy tales, but never childish or stereotypical.
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Michael Nathanson is refreshingly free of stereotypical cobwebs as her sometime fiancé, a concupiscent peddler.
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"He wasn't the kind of stereotypical guys I had been meeting online," Ms. Schwartz said.
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These people are playing in order to be themselves instead of the stereotypical Chinese citizen.
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If so, do you say no, because she traditionally represents the worst of stereotypical femininity?
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We're not talking about the nation's stereotypical proclivity for kawaii creatures and vending machine peccadilloes.
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We started with 22A, "*Stereotypical movie outcome," which was the idiomatic HOLLYWOOD ENDING, wrought straightforward.
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Starts off as your stereotypical bubble boy meets haunted house with evil spirits thrown in.
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The resume sounds like that of the stereotypical insider so reviled in the 2016 campaign.
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Evoking childhood without the dirty clothes and runny noses, they dispense with certain stereotypical elements.
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This article revives outdated stereotypical ideas that women cannot be competent professionals and good mothers.
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And even more so in show business, where they shove women into stereotypical little boxes.
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The stereotypical aggressive male would be a healthier person if he focused more on relationships.
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A lot of the people selling or sharing drugs are not the stereotypical drug dealer.
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The belief that trans men are lesbians in denial also betrays a stereotypical view of lesbians.
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It's an image in stark contrast to the pimple-faced, socially malfunctioning stereotypical male pro gamer.
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Also known as "Pocahottie" costumes, these getups are a stereotypical and provocative take on Native dress.
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"She didn't meet the stereotypical behaviors of no eye contact, no communication, hand flapping," Klein said.
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But scientists are challenging the stereotypical notion of the heat engine as a large, metal behemoth.
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Of course she would have to avoid stereotypical female behavior, and so she could never cry.
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But in some particular cases, it's very clear that they are being used for stereotypical purposes.
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These photo collections help fight the stereotypical image of women, in and outside the tech industry.
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It also had some patterns stereotypical of Stone Age skulls, including larger jaws and bigger teeth.
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Certainty and bravado are stereotypical characteristics of the upstart CEO working to re-engineer an industry.
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" Earlier this summer, Cyrus opened up about how she doesn't "fit into a stereotypical wife role.
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It sounds like a stereotypical SXSW nightmare, I admit: rookie buzz band stretches themselves too thin!
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Much like stereotypical masculinity in the western world, in Rwanda, men are expected to be strong.
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Koons's ballerina promotes a kind of stereotypical model of femininity that we should be moving past.
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This is certainly a shift from stereotypical and whitewashed portrayals of Asian characters in the past.
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But stereotypical as they seem, the communal insistence on living a virtuous life is heartening still.
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Summer is tied up and ravaged by the most stereotypical alien-looking creature one can imagine.
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I ended up focusing on other stereotypical teenager things, like girls and parties and even studying.
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I don't mean that in the stereotypical sense — that its residents are vapid, self-interested snobs.
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"There's an age-old stereotypical notion that Asian-American people don't speak up," Mr. Wong said.
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" Talk about a stereotypical D.C. title... NOTABLE TWEETS: Mashable's Emily CahnMan here says "it's a disaster.
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He was basically wearing a three-piece suit without the jacket — definitely not the stereotypical stoner.
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So say goodbye to those too-traditional (and stereotypical) numbers with the 15 modern updates ahead.
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Unlike many of its competitors, Rosies offers colors and florals, including in the gender-stereotypical pink.
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"The criticism was that it offered a stereotypical quality to who these characters are," Quinto said.
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Police searched for years for a stereotypical evil-genius man, before eventually catching the female Mataviejitas.
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And parents don't have to "eradicate" all stereotypical play, Dr. Zimmermann said in an email message.
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Women don't want to be viewed as stereotypical sexy supermodels buying lingerie just to impress men.
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Black people were being reduced to little more than a stereotypical understanding of who we are.
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Experiments show that people tend to make negative stereotypical assumptions about speakers with a nonnative accent.
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Sometimes people get very upset about seeing stereotypical images of their culture and I understand it.
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They aren't running as men, but they aren't exactly running as women in a stereotypical way.
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And we must stifle our stereotypical cynicism about the unfulfilled promise of those same baby boomers.
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Other clothing companies have also turned away from the stereotypical imagery once common in underwear ads.
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Or conversely, do you feel like you don&apost fit the stereotypical millennial mold at all?
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Porzingis was shooing away stereotypical suggestions and fears that he might be a skyscraping international bust.
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Critics say 500+ is populist, costly to the economy and reinforces a stereotypical image of women.
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Without question, the All-Directional Flying Object, or ADIFO, looks exactly like a stereotypical flying saucer.
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You've said before you had concerns about your role being that of a stereotypical crack mother.
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CNN: Even when they are cast, actors of color are often relegated to playing stereotypical roles.
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But Ferris has thick blond hair, high cheek bones and the vivacity of a stereotypical ingénue.
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Analysis of over 1000 adverts exposed that 50 per cent had a stereotypical portrayal of women.
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Kanye uses "Jerome" as a stereotypical African-American name and "Brandon" as a stereotypical Caucasian name to drive the point that black men can get longer prison sentences than white men for the same crime, as has been reported with the 100:1 crack/cocaine disparity.
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Elizabeth Warren by putting his hand over his mouth and mimicking a stereotypical Native American war cry.
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The two charts below list the stereotypical traits, both positive and negative, associated with men and women.
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Lack of sleep, dehydration, the stereotypical flashing lights—anything that stresses your body and overheats your brain.
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I might sound stereotypical as hell here, but I'm Italian and I care a lot about food.
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This deviates from the comic book series, which has always portrayed Flash as the stereotypical athletic bully.
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Here, the Heathers are still ultra-cool high school royalty, but so not your stereotypical cheerleader-types.
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This is a ridiculously simplified and sometimes stereotypical view of the rest of the world, of course.
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Stage one is the parts you're being offered are very stereotypical that are based on your ethnicity.
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Facebook lets me be lazy the way a man in a stereotypical 1950s office can be lazy.
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I think of the stereotypical engineer -- not worried about a lot of things, and not as sociable.
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Funnily and sadly enough, Peterson sounds like a stereotypical postmodernist here — one of his chief intellectual foes.
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And during that appearance, she told one of the most stereotypical LA dating stories we've ever heard.
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Obiefule commonly known as Chief Obi, is popular for his comical portrayal of a stereotypical Nigerian dad.
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The rage in the country isn't limited to the stereotypical rural white American of the liberal imagination.
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In Rwanda, part of being an ubugabo—stereotypical "big man"—is having a wife and multiple children.
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Plus, living on ramen is a total cliché and they love to live the stereotypical broke life.
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" Jake added, "Not to be the stereotypical twin, but that's exactly what I was going to say.
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She's typically experienced relatively stereotypical symptoms, like hand-washing compulsions or a fear of germs and sickness.
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In contrast to the stereotypical hot-shot college dropouts, everyone on the ThirdEye team wanted to graduate.
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Before he transitioned, he had a certain stereotypical idea of what it meant to be a man.
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The trailer doesn't show much more of Martha's reaction to becoming the stereotypical female video game heroine.
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Judging by their responses, the material activated stereotypical ideas of men as powerful and women as vulnerable.
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To further muddy the waters, individual men and women don't always react like stereotypical men and women.
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Tinuke was an unabashedly stereotypical Nigerian mother, inciting her children to ever-greater educational and musical achievement.
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There's a spring break trip for everyone, from the stereotypical beach party to an immersive music experience.
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Hi, my name is Hayley, and I like stereotypical, low-rent internet videos with terrible plot lines.
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People deserve the room to be more than the stereotypical labels we tend to place on them.
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The stereotypical e-girl thing is like, wearing wigs, or being like more on the nerdy side.
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Abe, the game's player-controlled hero, was anything but an all-conquering, stereotypical power-fantasy protagonist bristling.
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Also, the kind of stereotypical bachelorettes who are looking for something to drink with their penis cake.
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Rather than making your stereotypical hard apple cider, the owners create small-batch ciders with local fruit.
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Chicago, Illinois But residents in some cities were looking for stereotypical romantic items much more than others.
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In less capable hands, Vince would be every bad, stereotypical storyline of Black America in a blender.
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Towering red rock formations and big blue sky make up the stereotypical backdrop of the American West.
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When I started my first online business, I didn&apost fit the mold of a stereotypical entrepreneur.
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Story at a glance Beer, trucks and girls — that's the stereotypical image of country music in America.
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What did you think of that notion, that there was a hashtag devoted to a stereotypical Slate.
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The three artists tended to perform in a stereotypical manner without clearly or thoroughly mocking the stereotypes.
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What part of these meanings are stereotypical and are stereotypes reproduced through the projects that are proposed?
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I think that's why people love them: they just look, sound, and act free of the stereotypical norms.
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What's most striking about these films is that few fit the stereotypical idea of a "quirky" indie movie.
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"The only times that Lovecraft ever uses women, they tend to be very negative, very stereotypical," she says.
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That sounds like a pretty normal couple of hours for a typical (or at least stereotypical) college student.
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Call me a stereotypical millennial, but I found it difficult to resist multitasking while the news was on.
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"There is a movement away from conventional, stereotypical ideas about how men and women should be," he said.
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There is no agency for rage — indeed if you show it, you are the stereotypical angry black woman.
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Kellogg, 47, says as a child, she had the "stereotypical chain with a key hanging around" her neck.
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In another video released earlier this year, the campaign took on emojis that confine girls to stereotypical interests.
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Our outfits consisted of jeans and flannel — average Wyoming wear, though elsewhere considered a pretty stereotypical lesbian outfit.
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All of which sounds exactly like the kinds of changes that are stereotypical of the average HBO viewer.
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Kevin Hart just let loose on a Twitter user who accused the comedian of making "stereotypical" black movies.
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I'm not doing something like that again anymore, or you know, the stereotypical lady with the thick accent.
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Apropos of the Pepe controversy, there was a strong tendency among cartoonists to associate frogs with stereotypical blackness.
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Pimpkins is the (super stereotypical) pimp alter ego of Pumpkins, the delightful Halloween boogeyman played by Tom Hanks.
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It's not like your stereotypical idea of what you think of swingers—old, gross, men acting all slimy.
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If your appearance doesn't fit in with stereotypical gender performances, you will always be ostracized on some level.
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There are key points in this episode that deliberately show Selina leaning too hard into stereotypical female behavior.
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The Laconians feel too much like a stereotypical evil empire, complete with super weapons and armored foot soldiers.
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With his high cheekbones, sharp chin and clean-shaven look, he bears resemblance to a stereotypical drill sergeant.
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His stereotypical image is one of a strong, formidable leader who gave us -- and made us -- our best.
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Disparaging comments and stereotypical portrayals of women continue to fill cultural productions from children's books to television dramas.
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Media architecture — glass buildings covered by digital television screens — became, for a time, the stereotypical image of Japaneseness.
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"We do not endorse, we abhor stereotypical comments," the dean of the Harvard admissions office, William Fitzsimmons, testified.
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If it helped make her sometimes come across like a stereotypical diva, so be it, Ms. Norman felt.
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Zinoviev, Trotsky, Luxemburg, Liebknecht, Kun and many others — all were caricatured in conservative outlets in crassly stereotypical fashion.
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To get through it, I told myself I would grow up to be the stereotypical definition of beautiful.
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But if it's stereotypical for a Black girl to be sassy, what do I do if that's me?
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But even the term "science fair" stirs stereotypical images of three-panel display boards and baking-soda volcanoes.
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That being said, we have ample symbolic stereotypical evidence suggesting that the monster might be queer, including: 20173.
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Throughout the episode, Gadot portrayed a variety of popular, arguably stereotypical, roles in both fairy tales and popular culture.
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Since the beginning of the series, Elizabeth has been characterized as the (admittedly stereotypical) cold one in the relationship.
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From that first scene alone, it seems Sidney is playing the role of the stereotypical Final Girl rather well.
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Selfies are rare, as are colors, food, beaches, or any of the stereotypical trappings of the gramm-able lifestyle.
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"There are real issues about displacement and gentrification, but it's stereotypical to say tech doesn't care," he tells me.
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"They allow people to post these damaging, stereotypical things about women and minorities, and they do nothing about it."
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Dorfman is the exact opposite of the stereotypical tortured artist, which probably makes her a bit of a radical.
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There is an immense pleasure in seeing us represented in a variety of ways outside of the stereotypical norm.
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I admire how he exists within the hip-hop world without selling himself to be the stereotypical rap icon.
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Chris Pine's stereotypical bro and a friend encounter the group of women, and only vaguely remember society drastically changing.
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The Golden Circle is similarly bemused about romance, which makes Eggsy and Tilde's interactions almost offensively bland and stereotypical.
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That same year, Baidu celebrated International Women's Day with a series of lackluster doodles perpetuating stereotypical images of women.
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Born in Los Angeles, older than Harry, and previously married, Markle isn't the stereotypical wife of a British prince.
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Since women bodyguards go against the stereotypical look — brawny, tall men — they actually have an advantage in the field.
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Characters had been pregnant before but it was usually in the stereotypical TV/movie fashion that skims through it.
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Most of these articles will give you the stereotypical rundown: Oily skin types should reach for oil-free moisturizers!
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And then Dorothy Dandridge, a woman of color who tried to get out of stereotypical roles she was given.
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But as well as these players are treated, moments of stereotypical gamer toxicity can still seep through the cracks.
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It's not only stereotypical gender roles that the Gillette ad attempts to dismantle; it also subverts harmful racial stereotypes.
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" Earlier this summer, Cyrus told Elle in a new interview that she doesn't "fit into a stereotypical wife role.
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If you pick a gender binary pronoun like "he" or "she," you're then locked into stereotypical clothes for gender.
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I wanted to find a different way of talking about these things, rather than using explicit or stereotypical tropes.
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That's right, older Americans aren't the stereotypical grannies and grandpas huddling in a corner just hoping to get by.
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I am not talking about Latinos cast in the old, worn stereotypical roles as criminals, cops and manual laborers.
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For those that forewent the stereotypical spring break while in school, relive your counterculture years and head up north.
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Gould was pretty blunt in his assessment about Apu: stereotypical voices are funny, and that's what they wrote toward.
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She's contrasted with her white BFF Cynthia, who's almost stereotypical in her enthusiasm for the "authenticity" of the neighborhood.
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Many ads portray stereotypical gender roles, they said, with mothers in the kitchen, for instance, and men driving cars.
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Since the inception of the modern day health club, our society has always associated lifting with the stereotypical masculinity.
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But both had long held stereotypical views of one another without the scale of violence that occurred, Konnikova wrote.
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The avatars sport highly stereotypical body types with big muscles or breasts, and many of the outfits are skimpy.
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Cochran, a stereotypical coach's son who slept with footballs in his crib, sustained his first concussion in eighth grade.
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More cerebral than a stereotypical football player, he is matched in post-hippie free-spirit vibes by his partner.
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Domestic terror seemed limited to one-offs carried out by wingnuts, isolated incidents by stereotypical loners with incomprehensible motives.
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Neither Josh nor Andy, the two drug workers running this session, are the stereotypical, pony-tailed drug worker type.
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The goal of the work is to transform the stereotypical depiction of a mammy into one of black power.
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She depicts a subculture that many of us read as the stereotypical Trump supporters — a disenfranchised, white working class.
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In 1986, the hall of mirrors features a stereotypical painting of an American Indian that sits atop its entrance.
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It felt almost radical to have such a stereotypical straight white man like Gabe — In such a queer show?
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In the global consciousness, the stereotypical Finn is melancholic, introverted and more prone to suicide than most other nationalities.
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With a combined population of approximately 203,500 people, the towns of Linden and Argentine are stereotypical small-town America.
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It's interesting that the new feminist directions sometimes derive from the stereotypical roles that society has imposed on women.
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The nation teeters between its stereotypical basket-case status and getting its act together to become Africa's unrivaled superpower.
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American Dirt is not the book I dreamed of, but the stereotypical Latinx story in its pages certainly sells.
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But the only atypical thing was that I didn't look the part of the stereotypical sufferer of eating disorders.
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In stereotypical fashion, her focus on her career leaves her stuck eating alone on the couch night after night.
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"The Kevin Nguyen memes are all about being a stereotypical fuckboy," one Twitter user named Kevin Nguyen told VICE.
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One episode after being cast as the stereotypical jihad villain, Nassar is given a tragic and humanizing back story.
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These stereotypical beliefs about gender differences remain strong, found a new survey from the Pew Research Center on Tuesday.
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In fact, most of the women of color on the show play stereotypical characters that make them wildly uncomfortable.
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Superior technology — so goes the argument — induces a stereotypical overview of unfamiliar lives, leaving them in false, submissive categories.
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Those became the subject of numerous stories and op-eds because they challenged the role of stereotypical ideas about masculinity.
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Thankfully, this version of the video falls victim to fewer stereotypical tropes, as far as the portrayal of women goes.
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The constant nodding off, coupled with cataplexy episodes, accounts for the stereotypical depiction of narcoleptics falling asleep at any moment.
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Compared to other fan-fic romance, it feels sort of like an evolution of stereotypical bodice-ripper romance novel dynamics.
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The bold, blocky font spelling out her company's name resembled a stereotypical prison font, which seemed like an inside joke.
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We'll have to wait and see if they're able to make this tired narrative more than a stereotypical culture clash.
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" The example given in the paper is of the categories "black" and "male" and the shared stereotypical association with "aggressive.
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Boseman raised his concerns about the stereotypical nature of the show's character to the executives, who then subsequently fired him.
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She's the girl who is actually a stereotypical 'guy' — as in, her name is Alex, she eats hamburgers, she burps.
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Which is why I couldn't be happier to see this under-represented, delightfully stereotypical demographic represented on screen in Becks.
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She launched Unlikely Hikers on a whim after becoming frustrated with the stereotypical image of what a hiker looks like.
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It may seem stereotypical, but I feel immensely fortunate that I align easily with the features of being a woman.
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On the surface, Jack looks like a stereotypical horror clown, but the elaborate contortions add another dimension to his character.
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It would seem that mainstream media will only speak of Muslim women athletes if it can serve up stereotypical tropes.
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His deprogrammings made more sense when I was reading about Jim Jones, the Moonies, or these other, more stereotypical cults.
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A social transition may involve the child taking on a new name or new pronouns, or wearing stereotypical gendered clothing.
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It is now more fashionable to subvert the once-stereotypical rosy idea of suburban conformity and Father Knows Best tranquility.
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The CERN Axion Solar Telescope certainly lacks the stuffy vibe stereotypical of other particle physics experiments—but that makes sense.
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Some elements have aged badly in the real world, particularly its often stereotypical and surface-level depictions of mental illness.
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Teamwork, in particular, is important—the stereotypical image of the geek working alone in his basement is far from reality.
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Doesn't this fly in the face of the west's old, stereotypical view that women in China are meek and oppressed?
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He tries by driving fast cars, by dating beautiful women, by being the stereotype the stereotypical guy wants to be.
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Cut to us rolling up to Turnberry Isle and entering a stereotypical let's-remember-why-we-love-each-other haven.
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McKim told BuzzFeed that stereotypical influencers didn't fit his company's "brand," but a "a hard-worker, blue-collar guy" would.
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So, I mean we're talking in quite stereotypical terms that is probably not that helpful because everyone's different aren't they.
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I think that stereotypical "stoner" is almost out of the way now because everyone has the ability to do it.
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"I feel so blessed to be one of the Latinas on television who doesn't play a stereotypical role," she says.
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Not stereotypical, '90s plucked brows, or today's arched, too-perfect-to-be-real Instagram brows — no, those are downright tame.
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India Tomorrow, new short film by popular Bollywood director Imtiaz Ali questions stereotypical portrayals of sex workers in Bollywood films.
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Women of color are most frequently ignored, and Asian-American women frequently subjected to stereotypical expectations of silence and passivity.
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"We've also seen reductions in stereotypical behaviors," says Sean Healy, who studies adaptive physical activity at the University of Delaware.
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It stands a canyon's- length away from the stereotypical travelogue of the snobby European scoffing at transatlantic vulgarity and ignorance.
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The story is, on its face, a stereotypical male fantasy of female neurosis: the Hitchcock version borders on misogynist hysteria.
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With the Ecobee SmartThermostat, I can take back control of the heat and freeze my family like a stereotypical dad.
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What's hot: Constance Wu and JLo give standout performances, and the film portrays sex workers in a non-stereotypical light.
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The stereotypical modern playground — with its bright colors and rubberized flooring — is designed to be clean, safe, and lawsuit-proof.
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"Yes, I've been asked to audition for stereotypical Asian parts [like an] immigrant, migrant worker, and sushi chef," he says.
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It is refreshing, too, to see the cast strip back the stereotypical gestures of onstage romance and aim for stillness.
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But even though the stereotypical image has gotten younger over the years, the community is still perceived as very white.
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" For her, the diversity visa lottery is the clearest articulation of "the stereotypical American dream: chance, luck, opportunity, egalitarianism, diversity.
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Bourdain admitted in a 2017 interview with The Guardian that, for a time, he acted like a stereotypical tyrranical chef.
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At its core, pushback in this area serves as a corrective to centuries of colonialism, stereotypical portrayals and racist caricatures.
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This also applies to the stereotypical teenage boy who leaves heaps of dirty laundry and sports gear in his room.
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He added that when people hear about Russian organized crime, they often have an image of a stereotypical Russian thug.
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Those in default don't look like your stereotypical college student, according to a report by the Center for American Progress.
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The chop consists of a motion and a chant that activists have criticized for its stereotypical representation of Native culture.
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Hasbro also debuted Monopoly for Millennials in 2018, poking fun at stereotypical millennial trends such as avocado toast and veganism.
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Ghosh uses his camera to find unexpected, sometimes humorous views of the stereotypical scenes we might normally associate with work.
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The rest of the show was similarly devoid of stereotypical Spanish signposts, betting instead on visceral physicality and complex tableaux.
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As stereotypical and only vaguely true as that sounds, a new study has revealed it to be based on fact.
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Immediately after being shared, the videos provoked a backlash from the global Chinese community, who deemed the content racist and stereotypical.
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The stereotypical image of student life—partying, drinking, fraternities, and sororities—is the polar opposite of the conservative Turkish value system.
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In the case of my demo, the wall was clean brick, not unlike what you'd see in a stereotypical comedy club.
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Their goal is to portray a Miami that is different from the stereotypical setting shown in most film and TV shows.
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It may seem stereotypical to associate glasses with intelligence and aptitude, but that's exactly what gives these bespectacled candidates their edge.
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The television manner for which she is famous—a blunt, cut-the-crap sassiness—is the opposite of stereotypical feminine deference.
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And, according to their research, people were more likely to dislike foods that did not align with these stereotypical gender cues.
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On one bright pink pedestal, a stereotypical carved Native American's head stares at a sunset photograph perched on a miniature easel.
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Citing various previous studies, the researchers argue that internalizing stereotypical gender norms can lead to serious negative consequences later in life.
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The study found that boys who failed to conform to stereotypical masculine roles were at an increased risk of experiencing violence.
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"The stereotypical view is that it's shaking hands and kissing babies, and once in a while you do fundraisers," Phoenix says.
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Uncle Sam is Hussain's character who presents as a stereotypical Muslim cleric, first appearing on the hilarious TV show Salam Café.
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Despite the fact that there are few parts for trans actors, she refused to play roles that were demeaning or stereotypical.
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You have a huge influence on kids & using out of date stereotypical gender specific wording prevents young girls from becoming firefighters.
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The most stereotypical New York couple sits down next to us — bro-y finance dude and girl with fresh Drybar blowout.
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"I decided to quit my job, I had this breakup and I moved across the country -- very stereotypical," Jayne told CNN.
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And while you could always go the stereotypical scented candle route, we find the biggest crowd-pleasers to be beauty products.
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Unilever assessed employees' stereotypical thinking using an academic test before getting the results of the DNA tests that showed their heritage.
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Those sequences reversed the stereotypical portrait of Iran as a backward, bloodthirsty society that threatened to take hold in the 2000s.
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I remember some people making some very stereotypical sounds," she says, imitating a war cry, "and tomahawk chops towards me afterwards.
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Amponsah also criticized the organizers for evoking stereotypical tropes of voodoo and cannibalism by decorating a stage with skulls on sticks.
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It's just ridiculously amusing that this perfectly fits the image of the stereotypical millennial in the eye of a marketing genius.
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While the multitude of daddy longlegs mating rituals is inventive, sexual encounters tend to begin not unlike your stereotypical rom-com.
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Some of the stereotypical theatrics may be why the printer got nixed from the NASA budget after the first phase. Sen.
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Parties have no political will to involve women, as they see them in stereotypical roles connected only to family, she said.
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Definitely. In the beginning, when we were first auditioning for the project, the character was a really one-dimensional, stereotypical nerd.
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It said ads that feature stereotypical gender roles or characteristics could have a harmful impact, particularly on children, by limiting aspirations.
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Stereotypical examples would say a Republican president would be good for energy companies like ExxonMobil or defense suppliers like United Technologies.
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It has room for social climbing, wining-and-dining, and the kind of stereotypical "networking" that'll make anyone roll their eyes.
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Daniel Fetcho became fed up with the stereotypical way marijuana is represented and wanted to help get rid of the clichés.
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The actor's work teeters on the border between meaningfulness and incomprehensibility, seeming like a parody of the stereotypical, unhinged performance artist.
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The article also cited Yuen's claim that the casting director expounded on the difficulties of casting Asian actors beyond stereotypical roles.
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Shareholder activism has expanded well beyond the stereotypical irate hedge fund manager, pounding his fists on the table for corporate changes.
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Meers (Michele Ragusa) wears a kimono and speaks in a stereotypical accent that occasionally sounds more Southern American than Southeast Asian.
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I imagined a stereotypical prisoner, pretending to find God on the inside only to increase his chances of parole, or whatever.
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Here, Ms. Parker is Frances, who, in a gender twist on the stereotypical scenario, is the one having the midlife crisis.
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Born in the Bronx, a man who started his career as a tie salesman, he is the stereotypical American success story.
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It's not just the stereotypical pickup truck with oversized American and Confederate flags plastered with Trump stickers parked next to me.
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What's not: Like other action movies, 'Terminator: Dark Fate' can quickly get predictable — and frequently portrays Mexicans in a stereotypical light.
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A lot of Americans hold negative, stereotypical attitudes toward black people: that they're lazy, that they're criminal, that they're less intelligent.
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That stereotypical thinking Lippmann worried about is amplified by a media environment far more commercialized and partisan than he ever imagined.
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They didn't place these women in a stereotypical role as harmony singers — at times, they supplant Berninger at a song's center.
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To Zoe, Hocus Pocus is somewhat harmful because it portrays "a real group of people" in a frivolous and stereotypical light.
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Like the stereotypical Asian parents, he wanted us to get perfect grades in the early years, especially in math and science.
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Whereas the original women looked like variations on the stereotypical "career woman," the new figures suggest different socioeconomic backgrounds and generations.
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We are youth from all over the country, who like the stereotypical Gen-Z's that we are, work over the internet.
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"Phenotypically, I'm often told that I don't look like someone's stereotypical idea of what a Native person looks like," she says.
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From the outside looking in, Metal Gear Solid might look like just another stereotypical straight male power fantasy in video games.
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A YouTuber duo's video was called "ignorant" and "stereotypical" when they had a man dress up as black female singer Normani.
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This painting with red barns (stereotypical for New England) and snowy woods (likewise) points to another New England connection for Gallace.
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For example, in studies where people got non-invasive brain stimulation over their anterior temporal lobes, they reduced such stereotypical associations.
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" Charity Show Racism the Red Card told BBC Sport : "This lazy, stereotypical and bigoted kind of attitude belongs to a bygone era.
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We are all familiar with the stereotypical elephant sound — the call that sounds like someone just learning how to play the trumpet.
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Now in his early 50s, he's been an apiarian enthusiast since he was seven and now performs wearing a stereotypical beekeeping suit.
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After all, there's a fairly broad consensus that negative, stereotypical, and unbalanced coverage can shape viewers' thinking about people of different races.
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But now the librarians claim that Wilder&aposs work includes stereotypical attitudes not consistent with values regarding the depiction of Native Americans.
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When Flavor of Love was at its height, viewers questioned whether or not New York's character was helping push a stereotypical narrative.
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Stripe's no-nonsense commander Medina was played by Sarah Snook, while the stereotypical macho soldier role of Raiman went to Madeline Brewer.
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But even while taking down stereotypical romantic comedy traits, director Todd Strauss-Schulson's film is still a romantic comedy at its heart.
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The existence of the video was an excuse for viewers to lash out at what they deemed to be stereotypical sorority life.
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But the show does end up portraying stereotypical masculinity as a trap that its main characters can't find their way out of.
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It's a stereotypical RPG, borrowing enough from the Diablo series for some players to consider it to be the game's spiritual successor.
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Staring into the glass cases, I was immediately struck with the impossible, yet stereotypical, wish for something timeless, and yet completely unique.
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It's a series built on a foundation of cinematic cliches, from its stereotypical hero to its copious action movie-style set pieces.
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With stereotypical "Silicon Valley optimism," I think that public and private markets will meet the needs of a larger and older population.
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They have to meet the approval of TV executives, so they can wind up with more Hollywood-friendly, sensationalized, or stereotypical elements.
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You have a huge influence on kids & using out of date stereotypical gender specific wording [that] prevents young girls from becoming firefighters.
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The stereotypical American gun owner of lore is pretty much who you're imagining: a white man who lives in a rural area.
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It doesn't follow, however, that anyone offended by a stereotypical literary depiction is a hypersensitive millennial crybaby who fails to appreciate art.
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Lode van Zuylen: [laughs] We just weren't much interested in football, cars, those stereotypical topics that you often find in the kitchen.
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Find characters who have non-gender-stereotypical professional aspirations (girls who want to be scientists and boys who want to be nurses).
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Last year, a documentary titled The Problem with Apu, examining the stereotypical representation of the show's recurring character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, was released.
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Apu, an Indian convenience store owner with a stereotypical accent done by white actor Hank Azaria, has long drawn oft-ignored criticism.
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Mueller, for the record, seems more like a stereotypical G-Man, above-board and committed to the truth, than a deep stater.
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One such filter turns you into a stereotypical geeky teen, complete with glasses held together with tape and a set of braces.
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But, these men were portrayed as highly stereotypical representations of gay culture at the time: handsome, fashionable, largely white, cis and nonthreatening.
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And as you can see by this beautiful selection of hacking photos, they lead to an incredibly stereotypical definition of a hacker.
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Thankfully, Milk Makeup's Blur the Lines campaign is paving the way for a more inclusive, less stereotypical way of thinking about makeup.
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I thought of myself as a woman, but at the time when thinking of oneself as a stereotypical woman probably involved homemaking.
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Seeing them all together illustrates the ubiquity of this stereotypical representation – which was, after all, the alternative to no representation at all.
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They can act judgmental towards stereotypical stoners, because sitting on your butt to blaze all day is so counter-intuitive for Capricorns.
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I was secretly hoping to see some menu items made with stereotypical Russian foods, like a caviar burger or vodka-spiked McFlurries.
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The disparity between Iremar's day-to-day labor and his career aspirations also makes "Neon Bull" an intriguing meditation on stereotypical machismo.
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There's a running idea in "Keanu" about black men who don't fit traditional stereotypes having to navigate a world of stereotypical characters.
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The stereotypical image of killer robots, especially in cinema, has skewed the debate on what AI really means in practice for religion.
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These toys are so stereotypical of waiting rooms that it almost seems weird to have in your home, but hear me out.
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Do you notice that the boys in these classrooms feel like they have to live up to some stereotypical image of masculinity?
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The works here challenge and subvert stereotypical romanticized ideas of the Caribbean as a paradise, rather considering it as a fragile ecosystem.
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David has gone from being Scandal's strongest character to being a stereotypical sad-sack whose actions are entirely motivated by his genitals.
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All of this is to say that Alex treats Morgan less like a little brother and more like a stereotypical little sister.
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In the episode, Chappelle played a black pixie who wears blackface and tries to convince black people to behave in stereotypical ways.
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Like their foremothers, members dress up as the stereotypical witch when they go out in public to call attention to their message.
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Or when he used the stereotypical words of a classic bigot in saying all Mexicans crossing our border are "rapists" and criminals?
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After arriving at Hong Kong University (HKU), he discovered that students there were not diffident at all but instead stereotypical, opinionated MBAs.
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Admittedly, she's had too many stereotypical aging-mom moments: In Episode 3, she reminisces about being catcalled and begs for Greg's desire.
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But that's not really a lineage that Ike is interested in, mostly because Ologun's on-screen character was a stereotypical minstrel buffoon.
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Or it may even fit into some stereotypical view that such a man would wear his crime as a badge of honor.
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When children read books that break gender stereotypes, research has found, they reach for less stereotypical toys and broaden their future goals.
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It was important to Mr. Pecore that the exhibition signal the continuing effects of colonization, as well as correct the stereotypical representations.
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Amanda Dambrink, a writer and editor in her mid-thirties based in Madison, Wisconsin, is in some ways your stereotypical Warren supporter.
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The other men were described as stereotypical "dads": they would work hard at their job and take good care of their kids.
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A stereotypical tough-love coach, Saul had gone to Beijing 18 years earlier to advise the then-neophyte Wen Chang on coaching.
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I am also sure that I have broken many of my own self-imposed rules for participation in more stereotypical spousal activities.
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The original film provided rare opportunities for actresses like Ana De Armas, who had previously been subjected to more stereotypical Latina roles.
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"It's these kind of stereotypical visuals that plays into white fetishization of Asian women," wrote The Atlantic's Nolan Feeney about the performance.
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On arriving at Hong Kong University (HKU), he discovered that students there were not diffident at all but instead stereotypical, opinionated MBAs.
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When people are presented with such limited perceptions, racist and stereotypical depictions are all some Americans may know about their native neighbors.
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Many are the same stereotypical 'women' roles, where [a woman] has to be saved, or swept off her feet by a man.
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With a face that didn't meet stereotypical beauty standards, my identity was rooted in who I was, not what I looked like.
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Belamere, which typically has a rate of $218 per night, beat out stereotypical, romantic accommodations like Park Avenue penthouses and oceanfront rooms.
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The second and third parts are two stereotypical phrases, known as "castanet" and "rattling", that mark the end of a particular song.
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Encourage both boys and girls to embrace a full range of character traits, and not to feel limited by stereotypical gender roles.
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Its radicalism relies on how it really isn't radical at all, breaking tiredly stereotypical ways of representing queerness and women of color.
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This stereotypical image of the ghetto works to define the black body as a powerful symbol in American culture — the iconic Negro.
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And not being Chinese-American yourself, how do you incorporate and maintain the Chinese-American experience and perspective in a non-stereotypical way?
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Of all nonfamily abductions, a 2002 US Justice Department study found, about 1 in 20053 were "stereotypical kidnappings," like the one involving Payne.
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The "Malibu" singer explained that although is in a heteronormative relationship, she by no means plays into the stereotypical role of a wife.
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Roman recounted how her father, the late former Bataan congressman Antonino Roman, fully accepted her as transgender, despite being the stereotypical "macho politician".
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Her films mesh with the remit of AFROBUBBLEGUM insofar as she tells stories coloured by feminist, artistic preoccupations rather than stereotypical African suffering.
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And it wasn't just the stereotypical backwoods southerner: community leaders, respected business people, and many, many politicians all over America joined the group.
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Traditionally, in order to legitimize themselves — in the public sphere, in the workplace — women have stripped themselves of these hallmarks of stereotypical femininity.
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"Then I changed my name to a stereotypical South Korean name and changed my profile to pretend to be the man," Assemakis said.
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Wong plays Wong, a stereotypical sidekick in the comics but upgraded to a more integral role for a less demeaning present day film.
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Men go in for certain words more than women—and not just stereotypical ones ("football") but common ones like "a", "this" and "these".
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People will sit down at Thanksgiving tables this month, and it's sort of the stereotypical cliché that people get into big political arguments.
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"We want to focus on elevating everything as he goes through it, so there's not all of that stereotypical guy junk," he says.
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Because this is a mattress story, we had to do the stereotypical jumping-on-the-bed-with-a-wine-glass-on-it demonstration.
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If the stereotypical F is a G, by disparaging F's, perhaps one can disparage, or at least appeal to audiences who dislike, G's.
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There's a reason the stereotypical Cat Lady rarely leaves her feline-filled house, and it's not just because she prefers kitties to people.
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"Our goal is that when people see things from our perspective, they'll look beyond the stereotypical assumptions about our group," he tells PEOPLE.
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In the search for stock images of women, you'll find a lot of bad, depressing, stereotypical images of women that reassert tired tropes.
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Early on, Kelly and her friends act like stereotypical young hackers, kids more interested in pulling off pranks than creating real societal change.
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It's stereotypical, yes, and also a superficial image of grieving and possibly even depression, but the message is clear: She is becoming unhinged.
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There's no question that this stereotypical idea of the witch has endured, but that doesn't mean it's liked among, you know, actual witches.
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In Toyota's Super Bowl spot, Cobie Smulders cruises through various stereotypical movie scenes in a 2020 Highlander, saving people from certain death. Cars.
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He came across with traits of a stereotypical "female," all the reasons they were once thought to be "unfit" for jobs like this.
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Set it in the brutal frontier, with lush forests, harsh weather, and a focus on stealth, survival, and melee combat over stereotypical gunplay.
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"Portrayals which reinforce outdated and stereotypical views on gender roles in society can have a harmful impact," said ASA Chief Executive Guy Parker.
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Boseman took issue with the stereotypical nature of his character, a young, black man who had been pulled into the world of gangs.
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The first astronauts we had were stereotypical explorers, the kind of people who want to walk across glaciers and do fieldwork, Bishop says.
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A stray cat keeps turning up in Gloria's home, taunting her with an image of her future as a stereotypical "crazy cat lady".
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Like many middle-aged progressives, I only just broke out of my stereotypical apathy and became more invested in the minutiae of politics.
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Few in-house lawyers actually litigate cases, but I never wanted to be the stereotypical in-house counsel: a lawyer who calls lawyers.
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You'll find teens in TikToks entering "e-girl factories" or drinking "e-girl juice," which magically transforms them into a stereotypical e-girl.
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It's extra disappointing given how Overwatch avoids the usual stereotypical depictions of the Middle East and Africa in its Oasis and Numbani maps.
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HUD's definition of homelessness is tailored to stereotypical adult homelessness, largely recognizing only people living on the streets or in shelters as homeless.
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I think it's attractive to see a woman cultivate a body that she's proud of and not have to bow to stereotypical ideals.
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It also makes me feel guilty for thinking I'd personally prefer to be straight just so I could have a more stereotypical life.
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So it's funny that fashion, which has such a stereotypical bad rep, is the one to open up their arms to size diversity.
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It was like listening to a group of experts give a presentation about me, yet they were describing a stereotypical case of hyperawareness.
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"The Olympic uniforms depict a stereotypical approach towards women," Nana Pantsulaia, executive director of Women's Fund in Georgia, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She talks and acts like a Middle American white man — with occasional stereotypical exceptions, as when she must pretend to be a prostitute.
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If we regard the path of the Moon, your week follows the trajectory of a stereotypical work week: Monday, you're thinking about goals.
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In fact, artists like Xu Zhen have made works that deliberately satirize the awkward essentializing of Chinese art into stereotypical Eastern cultural values.
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But when they read books that break gender assumptions, research has found, they reach for less stereotypical toys and broaden their future goals.
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Contrary to negative headlines and popular opinion, many fraternities are encouraging brothers to defy stereotypical hypermasculine standards and to simply be good people.
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Letting a stereotypical comment go could send a signal that such talk is considered acceptable, which could lead to a variety of problems.
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They show pictures of themselves flouting stereotypical gender norms in "before" pictures and wearing clothes that fit within those norms in "after" pictures.
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"These mascots are teaching stereotypical, misleading and too often, insulting images of American Indians," former APA president Ronald F. Levant in a statement.
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In 2010, when Jack McGarry opened the Dead Rabbit in Manhattan's financial district with Sean Muldoon, stereotypical back-of-house debauchery was commonplace.
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The stereotypical relationship-centered woman would be better off making sure that her own needs are met while caring for everyone around her.
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When my husband and I started having children more than five years ago, we thought our lives would look pretty stereotypical and heteronormative.
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When she started her first business, she wasn&apost brimming with confidence or able to function on little sleep like other stereotypical entrepreneurs.
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You seem to really adapt to characters like this who people just love and relate to because they aren't stereotypical images of beauty.
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Cook said that the gender-stereotypical qualities she possessed are part of what helped elevate her at Xerox, and what helped her succeed.
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Mosul Road, 88km has thus evolved into a multi-sensory diorama, disrupting stereotypical connotations of war through a mapping of space and identity.
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Some of the characters we glimpse even look like those stereotypical teen characters — a football player, a dancer, a curvy girl in goth clothing.
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He's an ornithologist by trade, a college professor, and he has all of the stereotypical features that you might assume comes with that position.
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Such as Sandeep finding out about his debilitating condition from news on television, or the stereotypical portrayal of Pakistani players as malicious and unsporting.
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Ahead, Scurti and other queer tango dancers share their stories and their experiences trying to break into a dance community with stereotypical gender norms.
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Additionally, blogs like Native Appropriations and books like #Notyourprincess: Voices of Native American Women have countered stereotypical representations of Native people in popular culture.
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Sung by Redding, the track reflected the stereotypical gender norms of the day: the man works hard for money, which his woman then spends.
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But here I am anyway, throwing myself into a day that couldn't be a more stereotypical idea of what tourists imagine England to be.
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Popp, who had a PhD from Harvard, was an evolutionary biologist and fell outside of what we think of today as a stereotypical hacker.
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In fact, it inaugurated a common complaint about her: that she was, in her own way, acting out a certain kind of stereotypical femininity.
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Something very similar could be said about the stereotypical view that all people's gender must align with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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For decades, black female characters were strictly stereotypical — sassy or hypersexual or mammies — who often existed solely to serve the white people around them.
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In truth, Whole Foods was never the brainchild of a stereotypical hippie, crunchy as its tofu ginger rice muffins and kale bouquets may be.
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It was an act of defiance, even if a white kid growing up in a stereotypical, middle class neighborhood didn't have much to defy.
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"Putin is a poster boy for stereotypical masculinity—riding, hunting, and fishing bare-chested," says Hilda Burke, integrative psychotherapist, couples counselor, and life coach.
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Leah is in some respects the stereotypical "WAG" – she has no real life of her own, her existence largely revolving around her footballer husband.
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And though this is obviously a stereotypical "French-girl" staple, you don't have to go full-on Français with your look to sport one.
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Artist Jessica Calderwood, whose Smoking Boy (2005) effectively subverts the stereotypical tiny preciousness inherent in artistic enameling by depicting a youthful act of rebellion.
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It's a well-known, stereotypical scene: Italian children plaguing customers' lunches at restaurants with their rowdy behaviour under the benevolent glance of their parents.
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We wanted to give to guys a sense of confidence and liberate them from stereotypical bullshit about what it means to be a man.
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Dog statues are for children — real men like giant robots Turning stereotypical AR ideas into incredibly elaborate productions is kind of Magic Leap's thing.
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But even at this formative stage, the company is already setting itself apart from the stereotypical monolithic image many have of a game publisher.
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He resembled a three-quarter-size Chris Hemsworth as Thor, I thought, or maybe just the stereotypical hipster employee of a funky coffee shop.
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Priyanka Chopra (now a star on American television) decries double standards in Hollywood—complaining that Indian actors are made to speak in stereotypical accents.
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Young and immaculately turned out, they're not your stereotypical trade unionists; the protest song on their portable boom box is "Starships" by Nicki Minaj.
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She was one of the few non-whites on television and virtually the only one not playing a maid or some other stereotypical role.
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" Cato's Cannon told me, "This bill looks like it was written by a stereotypical Republican who cares more about tax cuts than health policy.
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Comedian Hari Kondabolu's documentary "The Problem with Apu" debuted last November and looked at the character as a negative, stereotypical representation of South Asians.
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"The Female Gaze, Part Two: Women Look at Men," at Cheim & Read, features work exclusively by women that attempts to reverse stereotypical gender roles.
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And the community he was about to devastate was not some foreign place — not some stereotypical city of rednecks, snowbirds and Disney-besotted hordes.
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And, honestly, if this stereotypical millennial wasn't on board with swapping out sausage for the newly-minted replica, I'm not sure who would be.
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You might think of the purple gallinule as America's prime rail; not only is the bird beautiful, but it epitomizes many stereotypical rail traits.
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As we age, and as our frontal lobes lose their sharpness, we may lose that ability to inhibit stereotypical thoughts, despite our stated intentions.
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Even when a Native American actor is given a three-dimensional role, like Jones' in Twilight, the press still falls back on stereotypical questions.
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The character, played by the "Late Show" writer Gabe Gronli, appears to live in his parents' basement in the manner of the stereotypical blogger.
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The show even subtly emphasizes how neither feels entirely comfortable with the sorts of things that are considered the stereotypical pursuits of gay men.
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In the film's final moments, she's reduced to a stereotypical damsel in distress, ultimately having to be rescued, Snow White style, by Ben's kiss.
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"He had a bunch of stereotypical rapper photos, but the last one showed him dressed in a button-down shirt with glasses," she said.
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After all, it echoes legitimate frustrations with a society that too often presents a narrow, stereotypical image of what it means to be black.
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Without that shared experience, my father would never have known so intimately the experience of someone outside the stereotypical image of the male Marine.
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Anti-abortion legislation and rhetoric often circulates stereotypical, infantilizing imagery about people with cognitive disabilities as innocents in need of protection from nondisabled saviors.
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At one point, the interviewer informed Harjo about K.A.A. Gent and Buffalo Ben, noting the mascot was a white man wearing stereotypical Indian regalia.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Who could be a more perfect choice to be the voice of a stereotypical man than someone nicknamed "The Rock"?
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If she's like the stereotypical alcoholic, your colleague is not going to stop on her own, at least not before something pretty serious happens.
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Before she joined Acrush in January, she was in another girl group — a "cute band" — in which each member played a stereotypical female role.
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The novel, written by a self-identified white woman, has come under fire for its stereotypical portrayal of Mexican immigrants and hokey Spanish dialogue.
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"I know this is stereotypical, but I feel like we're kind of being punished for doing everything 'right' — we're married, financially responsible," Bethany says.
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The film wasn&apost unbearable, however many parts of it have clearly not aged well, including its sexist and stereotypical treatment of female characters.
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But there's something reassuring about the fact that these stereotypical ambitions — walks in the park, romantic dinners — don't actually sit that well with me.
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Forget the stereotypical English food tropes of fish and chips and afternoon tea, London has something to delicious to eat around almost every corner.
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Too often Muslims are defined by others, may it be via stereotypical portrayals in movies, by demigods in politics, or by radicals and terrorists.
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Scoats has documented a rapid increase in the acceptability of MMF threesomes, and not just the stereotypical straight male fantasy of the FFM encounter.
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Lee had pursued Aiello for the role, which the actor was initially reluctant to take because it seemed to him too stereotypical at first.
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Colleges and universities need to understand that Asian Americans do encounter racism and that their seemingly stereotypical behavior may be a response to this.
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Other companies, including Nike and H&M, also introduced advertising in the early and mid-2000s with women who did not look like stereotypical models.
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This blackmail causes Simon to slowly erode various foundations of his friendships with Abby, Leah (Katherine Langford), and stereotypical funny jock Nick (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.).
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" The study also explained shaved heads "are often found on men in traditionally masculine professions, so dominance may emerge through stereotypical associations with these figures.
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Unlike your stereotypical elder, ceremonious sommelier, Wine Folly, the wine reference website Puckette co-founded in 2011 with developer Justin Hammack, is absolutely 21st century.
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Pornhub also gets points in our book for including women in the mix, flipping the stereotypical script of porn and masturbation as guys-only entertainment.
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There's not a speck of the chilly apathy of the stereotypical shopgirl: too good to be there, biding her time until something better comes along.
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Bound feet — the cruel Chinese practice of reducing a normal foot to 10cm (3 in.) stubs — were once part of a stereotypical East Asian allure.
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The change is one that's important for the gaming industry, which, especially in male-centric games, still prefers to feature the stereotypical voluptuous skinny blond.
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On Lopez, I was invited to critique Coco and share the aspects of her character that I felt were unrealistic or stereotypical in some way.
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Many of the characters were more muscular and curvy than stereotypical comic book heroines, but in a way that Nord felt reflected their super strength.
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This conversation became a point of contention for people who thought it was stereotypical and not representative of millennials' — especially young black women's — sex lives.
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It would appear that men don't want to see women acting out of stereotypical turn in fare that doesn't please their fragile pop-culture palates.
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The women I interviewed complained of too many stereotypical costumes like cops, pirates, and nurses, and too few in the way of au courant characters.
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There's a scene about Indian food being spicy, not to mention a stereotypical "big, colorful, and choreographed song and dance number," as Rizwan puts it.
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"I'm kind of confident that it's not going to be the stereotypical white wedding dress, because it just doesn't feel the most me," she says.
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In another stereotypical trend, the outsider artists' life stories and travails are prominently featured in the wall text, often at the expense of their artwork.
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He retorted that Mr Bershidsky was dealing in half-truths, at best, and in any case relying on a stereotypical dichotomy between East and West.
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In the US, criticism of automation gets tied up with calls to protect jobs that fit a stereotypical 20th century white, male vision of work.
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Each photograph shows five portraits of a stereotypical Asian pot-bellied prince, each one dreaming of either a sexy woman or a bottle of alcohol.
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Inspired by bygone B-movies and foreign films, the images catalog a range of stereotypical female movie roles, from fair-haired ingenue to exotic sexpot.
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The stereotypical fraudster might be a dark-web denizen, taking over a stranger's accounts and ordering giftcards or gamer gifts on the unsuspecting party's account.
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"I'm kind of confident that it's not going to be the stereotypical white wedding dress, because it just doesn't feel the most me," she said.
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The survey also asked questions to gauge how strongly they conformed to stereotypical ideas of masculinity, such as the need to exert power over women.
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Emily and Linda's experience only enforces the stereotypical image of savage Latino criminals presented in the film — for both their characters and the audience watching.
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Ramsey also drew public ire last year after hosting a Halloween-themed luncheon at which he and other staff members dressed in stereotypical Hispanic garb.
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When I rip out a regular Barbie or Bratz's hair and wipe off its face, I am changing the stereotypical body type, clothing, and makeup.
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We are introduced to a group of people who are probably the most stereotypical millennials and get-off-my-lawn Gen Xers in the country.
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"We definitely think it's not just about that kind of stereotypical geek — we're really going after the big, passionate fan groups," said CEO Chris Davis.
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Any Day Now, which did garner some critical acclaim, avoids using white savior plots and offensive, stereotypical characters such as black maids or black criminals.
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While Chase in the comics and in the show is first portrayed as a stereotypical dumb jock, his story reveals that he has some depth.
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While the stereotypical hippie activists were there, so were Native Americans, older people, younger people, men, women, children, gender-nonconforming people, LGBTQ people, and immigrants.
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This high school cult classic features five stereotypical students—jock, prom queen, nerd, criminal, and basket case—locked in a library together for weekend detention.
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More often, however, the same stereotypical tropes get recycled for shallow renditions that have little in common with what the rave life is really like.
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If you, like me, lived through the stereotypical high school experience, you've likely already owned a far-less-covetable version of Virgil Abloh's latest line.
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All of the tiny stereotypical Mercury retrograde mistakes you've made have given you the information you need to move forward with writing, communication, and commutes.
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The mythology around the stereotypical blonde, virginal dead girl Laura Palmer was ruthlessly deconstructed in the original series, and this one splits that out prismatically.
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"You can look at the flat shoe and say that was the year women decided to find their voice and collectively protest gender-stereotypical norms."
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Later issues reveal that Sabrina lives with her aunts Hilda and Zelda, who look like stereotypical witches — unlike Sabrina, who dresses as a modern teenager.
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On his Facebook page, he posted photos of decadent meals, gym workouts, scantily clad women and sports games — the stereotypical trappings of middle-age masculinity.
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He eschews many of the stereotypical trappings of the executive life and mannerisms in favor of taking silent retreats and traveling to countries like Burma.
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To see these stereotypical images, in cookie jars, or in books, it's this undeniable proof that it was very much a part of contemporary culture.
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Oon's travels takes her to countries like the U.S., China and Thailand, and correctly nails the stereotypical views we hold of people in these countries.
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Growing up in Southern California, but not looking like the stereotypical blonde and beach-y type, WENS has explored the feelings of being an outsider.
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Amid the more stereotypical ageing free love hippies and reformed swingers one might associate with the Bay Area polyamory scene, Winston, Lindgren, and Matlack were different.
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When these strategies failed, Bobby resorted to stereotypical chimpanzee begging behavior, which included the blowing of raspberries with his mouth and reaching out with his arms.
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Scholarly research on stereotypical depictions of indigenous peoples, such as sports mascots and Pocahontas costumes, found that they lowered the self-esteem of Native American children.
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What's the scenario we can put Steve in to once again surprise us and once again step up in a way that a stereotypical character wouldn't?
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" At The Brag, Arca Bayburt writes Eight Reasons Why I Hate The Word "Lesbian," including that "it's difficult to divorce the word from its stereotypical baggage.
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"The unrefuted facts show that the Funeral Home fired Stephens because she refused to abide by her employer's stereotypical conception of her sex," the opinion continues.
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The title of Iron Fist doesn't just make him a superhero; he's the latest in a long line of protector warriors for his stereotypical Orientalist culture.
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Alex Nogales, president and cofounder of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, called out the real-life implications that stereotypical images have on people's perception of Latinos.
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In 2002, he did a radical update on the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Flower Drum Song in part to combat its stereotypical depiction of Chinese-Americans.
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Sure, the stereotypical bronzed-with-beachy-highlights look may never die, but as of late, we can't help but notice a resurgence of all things retro.
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A male reviewer suggested that the women in drag exaggerated stereotypical male behavior, and that he had never seen a staging that made him laugh less.
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Asia has been slower to change, with too few female directors and screenwriters, and with persistent stereotypical depictions of women that are "quite problematic", said Asmarani.
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For most people, the stereotypical welfare recipient is black, and so politicians can disparage black people, or appeal to anti-black racists, by disparaging welfare recipients.
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This can include sexist hostility (misogynistic jokes), sexual hostility (degrading women with language and behaviour) or gender policing (punishing women for not conforming to stereotypical femininity).
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Homer has all the trappings of a stereotypical working-class American: He lives in a modest home in the suburbs with his wife and three children.
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Changed the whole view and made it so mainstream and took away a lot of stereotypical and racist roles for African-Americans up until that point.
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Well, OK, it was a little about dating, but Smith also knew that the nerd world was broader than SDCC's stereotypical attendees would have you believe.
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From there, Gibson's work confronts every passerby who enters the main galleries of American art to challenge the boundaries of stereotypical Native material tradition and identity.
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They ran a series of ads with stereotypical male and female stock imagery, like a football and a picture of a perfume bottle, using identical wording.
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Dead Pixels, Davies explains, is not a commentary on the stereotypical view of gaming culture as a virtual world populated by those who feel safer online.
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Known for breaking beyond stereotypical Hollywood roles for Asian characters, Shum can currently be seen on "Shadowhunters" as the powerful, suave and bisexual warlock, Magnus Bane.
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These opportunities have rarely been available to women, whose classes historically focused on the stereotypical "female arts" such as beauty, homemaking, and mending male inmates' clothes.
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I mean if they behave like a stereotypical young person, I don't have the patience for that, but if they don't they probably just look better!
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Stereotypical small car-dealers, with their oily manner and shouty television advertisements, are being displaced by big chains, such as CarMax, with transparent prices and standards.
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The employee, Sherene Zarrabi, received a negative email from the store's owner, demanding the use of only "stereotypical model type" women on the retailer's Instagram account.
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Take a lesson from same-sex couples As you might imagine, same-sex couples don't typically assume stereotypical relationship roles the way heterosexual couples often do.
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Take CareWhat's amazing is that even though the album's genre is hip-hop, a majority of the songs don't actually sound like stereotypical hip-hop music.
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So much of nonwhite representation in cinema is trivial at best, stereotypical at worst — the wisecracking sidekick or the background player stuck there as a token.
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Part of the reason is that they don't fit the stereotypical image of a depressed person, the one put forward in antidepressant ads and TV dramas.
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The little black dress is shown in several stereotypical forms, including an iconic 1925–27 beaded silk chiffon and satin evening dress designed by Coco Chanel.
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In 2014, when he released his debut EP Jesse From SE, we said the south London rapper would rob your stereotypical views of UK hip-hop.
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He's liable to call you "mate" several times in a conversation, and can say "sorry" with a tone that'll make even the most stereotypical Canadian melt.
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Do we, for example, associate the stereotypical voice of an English butler — think of Jarvis the computer in "Iron Man" — with a helpful and intelligent person?
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When they do appear on screen, Asian actors are often cast in martial arts sequences, or as the token ethnic best friend or other stereotypical roles.
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Ms. Jenkins revels in the specificity of the characters, in their tastes and habits and imperfections, without bloating any of them into representative or stereotypical figures.
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"If you look at the steps, in a lot of ways it is not an endorsement of stereotypical male traits -- it's just the opposite," Humphreys said.
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Southerners deserve a publication that covers the nuances of their environment, history and communities without being condescending or stereotypical, without parachuting in from large metropolitan areas.
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It meant realizing that adulthood doesn't just mean doing what a stereotypical mother or father tell you is right, or learning pat lessons about the world.
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Then it launches 100 (yes, 100) tabs in your browser that are designed to make your browsing behavior look like one of its stereotypical profile types.
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Could it be Anthony, the gay best friend who has the most perspective out of literally everyone, despite being relegated to the stereotypical role of comedian?
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"We eat horse — that grosses out British people," said Francesca Marzolini, a tourism expert whose lessons meandered from the historical to the political to the stereotypical.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Jay Kaskel takes us another step closer to the most boo-tiful day of the year with a puzzle about a stereotypical witch.
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The stereotypical P.I. — Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe, say — is tortured, masculine, likely to be found skulking in a dark alley and sporting a trench coat.
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"These mascots are teaching stereotypical, misleading and too often, insulting images of American Indians," former APA president Ronald F. Levant in a statement at the time.
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Anna May Wong, considered one of the first Chinese-American movie stars, built her career largely by taking on the stereotypical roles Hollywood reserved for her.
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There are the town centers, whose residents tend to be wealthier and more European in origin, and there are the stereotypical, gargantuan Le Corbusier-inspired buildings.
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FOR MANY, the stereotypical image of American poverty still resembles the infamous Cabrini-Green Homes, a housing estate completed in 1962 near the heart of Chicago.
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It has an investment fund, a cultivation facility, and an expanding chain of fashionable, high-tech dispensaries that look more like Apple stores than stereotypical headshops.
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She draws on the grammars of house and techno, but she does so in a way that feels more internal than the dance music's stereotypical extroversion.
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If her paintings rely, sometimes perhaps too heavily, on stereotypical signifiers of femininity, "Red" reveals the less easily defined qualities of female pleasure, pain, and potential.
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The video, directed by Willo Perron, features Annie Clark cycling through L.A.'s most stereotypical spots — a yoga studio, a nail salon, and a plastic surgeon's chair.
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The stereotypical Parisian, with her waif-like figure, perfectly mussed hair, and baguette strategically tucked under her arm, is not representative of the women who inhabit Paris.
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So I guess Mark Twain, Truman Capote, Flannery O&aposConnor, Harper Lee and those other stereotypical writers who will also soon have to be banned as well.
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Players You Should See: It's not easy to admit, but for all his stereotypical Laettner-ness, the Blue Devils' Grayson Allen is also one hell of player.
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"When people think about the stereotypical dancer's body, they think [of someone] very thin, tall, long legs, long arms," Armstrong said in a video for The Scene.
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According to KLEW, a man and a woman, both wearing stereotypical Native American costumes and both visibly intoxicated, started causing problems shortly after they took their seats.
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None of this is to claim that violent, stereotypical pimps aren't also out there — but again, the current approach fails the victims of many of these criminals.
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The lack of diversity in filmmaking means that many films only reflect one group of viewers, and leave others with little representation or stereotypical caricatures if any.
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Seeing these beautiful, ambitious women get ready for the office after leaving college starts to destroy the stereotypical notion of who should be in the C-Suite.
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"Once they hear this art exists, people immediately think about stereotypical images from the Holocaust: barbed wire, yellow stars, chimneys," Ms. Moreh-Rosenberg said in an interview.
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After all, she's a world-famous model who lives an extremely public life — and that doesn't exactly mesh with the stereotypical image of an ultra-private Scorpio.
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"These are not the words of someone endeavoring to keep her distance," the judge wrote, applying the very "stereotypical" model he earlier decried to S.D.'s behavior.
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The 26-year-old doesn't look the part of your stereotypical funeral director, but she has done more than a 1,000 funerals in her six-year career.
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Like Procter & Gamble, Unilever has many family brands under its umbrella, and it was perhaps no longer appropriate to have Axe's brand out there selling stereotypical machismo.
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The song, a shockingly mean-spirited "takedown" of people who use the internet, features Alexander as a stereotypical nerd living in the basement of his parents' house.
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According to Wonder Woman's Chris Pine, the new action-packed superhero movie "flipped the script" both on- and off-screen when it came to stereotypical gender roles.
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Unlike other music festivals that focus on the stereotypical festival looks of fringe tops, boho aesthetics, and flower crowns, Lollapalooza tends to be a lot more straightforward.
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All of the sudden, it all made sense – my stereotypical girl passions, my obsession with female role models (like Queen Elizabeth or Kate Winslet in Titanic) … everything.
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Why, after evolving so much in season 6, did she have to revert to the self-centered stereotypical "millennial" that I resented and despised this whole time?
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Occasionally, a story comes along that hits every cliche note and every trope about college athletics that it seems like it's just too stereotypical to be true.
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Actor Kal Penn found some of his old audition scripts, and the snippets he shared of accented or stereotypical South Asian roles would not survive today's scrutiny.
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I tried taking on the mindset of a stereotypical millennial and immediately followed The Rock, Ariana Grande, Zayn Malik, Taylor Swift, Drake, and the entire Kardashian bloodline.
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In 2012, after reuniting with No Doubt, the group pulled their music video "Looking Hot" a day after its debut due to stereotypical portrayal of Indigenous people.
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In the two most notable films where she played the stereotypical supportive bestie, her characters even had the exact same name — they were that similar and generic.
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" The mother, who said this was Estie's first stereotypical role after three years of auditioning, is adamant that "this was not okay and should never have happened.
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I feel like I've always been supremely aware of not wanting to be a put-upon wife and he doesn't want to be a stereotypical boneheaded husband.
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Chloé is not a stereotypical French fashion house, she said, with crazed hysteria or egomania; people work hard but still live normal lives, and she does, too.
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DACA was designed to help the stereotypical "DREAMers" — immigrants who'd been raised in the US and were either on their way to college or already college graduates.
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But because I didn't do the stereotypical OCD things—touching things multiple times, checking light switches and stoves—it didn't occur to me that I had OCD.
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Last year, for example, the Singaporean Indian actor Shrey Bhargava wrote on Facebook that he had been asked in an audition to use a stereotypical Indian accent.
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Over in Aalst, Belgium, city fathers defended in the name of free speech and "fun" the depiction of Chassidim as insects, replete with exaggerated stereotypical long noses.
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Humiliations follow, including an encounter with an arrogant American film insider who bluntly tells Nico to darken his hair — his blond hair doesn't exude stereotypical Latino vibes.
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We had a second child and we constantly renegotiated the terms of our labor division because neither of us wanted to be stuck in those stereotypical roles.
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Comedian Hari Kondabolu's documentary "The Problem with Apu" debuted last November and looked at the show's character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon as a negative, stereotypical representation of South Asians.
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Of course the stereotypical view of black womanhood embedded in that fantasy is part of what "Hidden Figures" is attacking, and Henson is central to that attack.
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Once a year, a select group of New Yorkers shed their stereotypical all-black ensembles and dress head-to-toe in white to gather for a picnic.
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" Ranjana and Mohan have an only child, Prashant, a freshman at Princeton who "didn't want to be another stereotypical South Asian kid who was 'good at math.
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Anthropologist Emily Martin's 1991 essay The Egg and the Sperm highlighted how the (often incorrect) descriptions of human sperm and eggs reflected stereotypical male and female roles.
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The stereotypical embodiment of America's high university costs, much loved by journalists, is the part-time barista with a liberal-arts degree and a six-digit debt.
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Superstars of STEM is a new program by Science and Technology Australia that aims to smash the stereotypical portrait of people in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
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On the one side is total classic metal worship, all leather and steer skulls and fist-pumping choruses--which is rad, but also kind of lame and stereotypical.
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The spots feature a character named Steven — a stereotypical easy-going, cool teenager who has a particular knack for charming parents into buying Dell computers for their families.
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From the opening sequence, you're dropped into a customization screen to create your protagonist, who lives in a stereotypical small town and harbors ambitions to see the world.
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She adds that a common misconception about trans women—perpetuated by the willowy bodies seen on runways—is that their gender presentation should align to stereotypical feminine tropes.
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If NBC wants to operate on the stereotypical gender binary, though, we must consult the anecdotal/meme evidence: what would a single man even put in a house?
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"Is there a reason why you exaggerated Serena's look to be more stereotypical of how black woman have historically been seen by whites," Twitter user Keisha Lambright responded.
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To those who live here, though, Leilani Estates offers secluded plots of land and a lush, tropical setting far from the more stereotypical tourist spots and beachside sprawl.
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Found Vegas, a new pop/funk/soul group is already starting to get the stereotypical boy band comparison ... but FV is trying to steer clear of the label.
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Having been brought up by a born-and-raised French mother, one might expect I'd have an affinity for all the usual stereotypical suspects: That elusive red lip!
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"I don't care how stereotypical it is, beauty has got to come from the inside," Davis told us, when asked what she hopes to teach Genesis about beauty.
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On a simpler show, New York newbie Lori (Emily Meade) would be introduced as a stereotypical Midwest bumpkin, tricked into the sex trade by a conniving Black pimp.
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But currently, there's this platoon of hetero Asian men in porn and I've got to admit—they're like front line soldiers combatting this stereotypical view of Asian men.
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It all fell apart, however, in Kutcher's role as a Bollywood film producer named Raj, for which he had to employ a stereotypical Indian accent and darkened skin.
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Sadly, in the 15 years since this episode aired, Muslim representation in American TV remains rare and, when it does exist, Muslims are often typecast into stereotypical roles.
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There is so much more out there than oily dudes jackhammering away at spray-tanned women (though there's also nothing wrong with getting off on more stereotypical fare).
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"I stuck with the stereotypical boy's clothing and toys until he was about 18 months old and began showing a preference for dresses and glitter," she told me.
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This image that it is people-based, soft and empathetic, and all about helping employees work through issues leaves it largely populated by women as the stereotypical nurturer.
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He said he wanted to tell his story to highlight that his Chicago home is not the stereotypical gangland we are used to seeing splashed across television screens.
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Sometimes hiring black people to play black characters can actually feel like a step backward for black progress, if it means the search for authenticity becomes more stereotypical.
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Ted Cruz went after Donald Trump like never before, portraying him as a stereotypical New Yorker with ties to the Democratic Party and unfit for the Republican nomination.
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Haron is just one of the many critics who think that by casting a white lead, Iron Fist is propagating stereotypical orientalism and the problematic white savior narrative.
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Wingman also stands out because it wasn't created by the stereotypical figure behind many dating apps, the whiz kid who thinks the right algorithms can solve any problem.
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The Elear is even warmer than the Utopia, so I really doubt anyone would be in a rush to accuse these of being the stereotypical "boring" audiophile cans.
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Consider, for example, the stereotypical image of Boomers as sitting fat and happy as they entire retirement after lucking into a period of exceptional prosperity in American history.
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I know she spent time modeling in Europe, I don't know if she's having a stereotypical European relationship [with D'Agostino, Jr.] – I did not know what to do.
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"People still have a strong stereotypical image of farming as a dirty and hard-labor job, but it's no longer all true thanks to gradual mechanization," Chiba said.
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Rooney, a white actor, wore prosthetic buck teeth, darkened face makeup, and intentionally stretched his eyes to fit a racist stereotypical caricature of what Japanese people look like.
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Mr. Abe's appearance followed a glossy promotional video showing athletes in stereotypical scenes from Tokyo, as well as various characters from popular culture, including Hello Kitty and Doraemon.
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In place of the stereotypical mannequin, the stars of Simpson's show are outsized and highly stylized garment constructions — bowler hat, apron, pinafore — rendered in wood and plastic mesh.
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Even well-known Asian-American actors like Ken Jeong are still asked to do stereotypical accents, as he and others detailed in a recent New York Times story.
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One of our most powerful ways of challenging the machismo culture is to work with pregnant women, to work with that family, to start challenging the stereotypical roles.
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What was this stereotypical shit people would talk about Puerto Ricans and foist upon us, as though what was taking place in the South Bronx was our fault?
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DAP's story is unique, most people think of a stereotypical successful rapper and assume that they're from an under privileged background and they grew up struggling to survive.
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I have no patience for science-fiction worlds where art has seemingly bowed out of existence to make way for the most sterile and stereotypical images of science.
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Outside of the big numbers, all carried off robustly, it is not, perhaps, as suave as it might be; the pacing is sometimes erratic, the stage business stereotypical.
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Tile thought he could get into porn and be "one of those big scary black male performers," nondescript beyond a stereotypical male performer, virtually anonymous at his level.
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Up in the GRANDSTAND, spectators love long rallies — these are the stereotypical film scenes where everyone gets whiplash from swiveling back and forth from shot to acrobatic shot.
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She was contrasting herself not just against the stereotypical skin-ornamented and creatively self-employed Williamsburg hipster, but also against the affluent young families pouring into the neighborhood.
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We've researched expert and buyer reviews to find the best waffle makers you can buy at any price point, whether you want Belgian waffles or stereotypical American ones.
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He represents the very worst excesses of stereotypical heroes: the idea that a can-do attitude and a blissful ignorance of the facts can lead you to victory.
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Similarly, these new shows have come to normalize cannabis consumption, marking a substantial turn away from the stereotypical "stoner," humor of Cheech and Chong, and Harold and Kumar.
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The etymology of this entry is easy, if you've ever seen the stereotypical setting for one of these shots — pinned up in a boy's locker or a garage.
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Interestingly enough, women aren&apost likely to seek feedback in a majority female group that does stereotypical "female" tasks (such as developing a relationship strategy for managing conflict).
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This articulation reeks of the kind of stereotypical depiction of Muslim women that has too often permeated Western societies: one of submission, obedience and lack of personal agency.
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Candlelight Lounge: Another joint to grab a "setup," Candlelight Lounge is a place you stumble upon, and there's that stereotypical record scratch when you trip through the door.
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REIGN: What we see in film all to often is that there are stereotypical tropes that people of color and people of marginalized communities are expected to play.
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The movie is both heartwarming and grating in its clichés — like the stereotypical emotionally smothering Jewish mother (Arquette's character breaks into her son's apartment when he's not home).
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She was the first major Latin American crossover Hollywood star, even as she was hemmed in by the industry's historically stereotypical and convoluted understanding of ethnicity and race.
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Also, I'd mention that there can be a stereotypical competitive behavior between women when they are forced to fight for limited forms of recognition in a misogynist society.
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The argument could be made that this wasn't cultural appropriation -- a common charge made against costumes that depict race, ethnicity or nationality in a flattened, cliché or stereotypical fashion.
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And yet, I notice professional marketing teams and organizations making the same mistake year after year, focusing on stereotypical visuals, tastes, smells, and traditions rather than an actual engagement.
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And while they might be the stereotypical default for going out, there's something really un-fun (and uncomfortable) about stumbling around in shoes that really aren't meant for walking.
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But almost 20 percent of Americans, according to a survey released this week by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) belongs to a category that transcends stereotypical religious identity.
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"Being an advocate also means taking the time to educate others when someone responds with stereotypical and harmful statements about mental health and people with mental illnesses," Roberts says.
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I had to prepare something ballsy, something to make up for the fact that I didn't exactly resemble the stereotypical image of a "boyfriend" that immediately came to mind.
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The episode, called "A Stereotypical Day," will feature parents Cam and Mitchell as they tell Lily to have her transgender friend Tom over for a playday, according to Variety.
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If even men can apparently move past the stigma, certainly I can as well, even if, physically speaking, I do happen to fit the bill for stereotypical PSL drinker.
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Think about it: What do your apartment, your friend's apartment, a stereotypical Pinterest board, and even a recent runway show by a ultra-hip fashion brand have in common?
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It's been deemed a stereotypical marker of a "wannabe influencer" rather than a legitimate sign that someone has made it in the truest social media sense of the word.
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According to the Precarious Manhood Theory (yes, that's the actual name of the theory), when men don't feel masculine, they're more likely to act out in stereotypical gendered ways.
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On top of that, he was so arrogant—a stereotypical chef who couldn't have a good time unless he had made fun of every staff member at least once.
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It is no accident that these are the same cultures obsessed with business cards, stereotypical blue suits, submission to hierarchical authority, and bringing the perfect gift, among other customs.
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There are ways of bringing people into the complexity of these historical questions without creating stick figures, without creating caricature, without stereotypical takes on good guys and bad guys.
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If we return to the high school movie trope, the stereotypical nerd can be down here, but often his or her outcomes will be different—more on that later.
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Judges described Hardy's video for the DEC's Yemen campaign, which includes footage of emaciated children followed by an appeal for donations by the actor, as "very graphic and stereotypical".
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And, though the part is far more stereotypical, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Korean boyfriend Dong (Ki Hong Lee) does beat out the wealthy white suitor for the main character's heart.
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The column is dark brown in color — a far cry from the stereotypical blonde — alluding to the area's diverse make-up, including Latino, Armenian, Asian, and African-American communities.
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So it's odd in that you don't expect the show to play around with scientific concepts, [and] then the way it plays out is so stereotypical and really horrible.
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The opening of TrumpLand suggests a stereotypical exploration of the dark heart of Red America, introducing us to Wilmington's rural charms along with Trump voters saying mildly risible things.
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And beyond the stereotypical perspective of transportation, let's not forget the softer side of the modern worker's everyday life — public transit — which is a key component for Amazon employees.
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It's an aspect of the show that's true to its source material; Vanity Fair notes that there were plenty of stereotypical characters among the original Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling.
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Now, following the Black Lives Matter movement, a photographer has taken it upon herself to continue disrupting stereotypical ideas of what it looks like to be a Black father.
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Challenging the stereotypical portrayal of Sicilians as mobsters, social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good while making profits - are steering visitors toward mafia-free hotels, restaurants and shops.
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And she is alert to acts of racial transgression, as when a white woman uses what DiAngelo considers a "stereotypical" voice while telling an anecdote about an African-American.
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In one 1990 campaign commercial, Mr. Pence hired an actor to play an Arab, dressed in stereotypical garb, who theatrically thanked Mr. Sharp for American dependency on foreign oil.
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The stereotypical version of this kind of older worker — who continues to work past retirement age, sowing discord among younger employees who covet the senior position — is usually male.
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Aware of all the stereotypical characterizations of businessmen and corporate lawyers, researchers in Denmark were interested in finding out if people with "dark" personalities self-selected into these fields.
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Eschewing the politeness stereotypical of Canadians, this sub's users instead spend their time cheering the deaths of those who had the gall to be feminist (or simply not Islamophobic).
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Grade: D- Hungry-Man makes three varieties of TV dinner, but I chose the Salisbury Steak because it's a stereotypical TV dinner dish and because it looked the grossest.
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That said, whatever his proclivity for quality chop and tempestuous celebrity relationships, he was often indulged as one of the boys and a stereotypical Aussie living the high life.
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It gives you the first stereotypical thought about a person or a situation, but it's hard to carve out time and space for the third, 15th and 43rd thought.
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The juxtaposition of Guogu's concurrent solo shows is a call to substitute a more rigorous and nuanced critical focus for ready-made stereotypical tropes in understanding contemporary Chinese art.
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"The use of an exaggerated, stereotypical 'black' dialect was definitely part of the blackface performance tradition," said Noah Arceneaux, a professor of media studies at San Diego State University.
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D.S."CreditCreditRick Bowmer/Associated Press After finally getting her twin babies to fall asleep in Rexburg, Idaho, Kristine Anderson described herself as a "stereotypical, Mormon stay-at-home mom.
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Despite all the time he lavishes on Dani and Christian's relationship, which is drawn along stereotypical gendered lines (consuming female need that becomes devouring), the couple remains instructively uninteresting.
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The project — which I direct — supposes that if the visual definition of a place has been constructed through stereotypical photographs, those same stereotypes can be deconstructed through photographs, too.
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We think the people we perceive as male have to act consistent with that in ways that we think are stereotypical, but they can't do things that are feminine.
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As the party scene shows, the Stahlbaums are a stereotypical American example of the nuclear family, and Mr. Morris sweetly lampoons their mixture of social anxiety and genial affection.
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The monument, sculpted by James Earle Fraser in 1939, features Theodore Roosevelt on horseback, flanked on each side by stereotypical near-caricatures of Native American and African American men.
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The harmful impact of the Kwik-E-Mart proprietor's thick, heavily exaggerated Indian accent and stereotypical characterization overall were explored in Hari Kondabalu's 2017 documentary, The Problem with Apu.
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"It seems like an illustration of larger stereotypical assumptions, that a group of young Asian men are either gangsters or these nerdy people in the tech field," she said.
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It just shows that 20213 percent of kids who answer questions in a stereotypical way, that you think might be associated with gender identity, end up not being transgender.
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A woman in the passenger seat and the man driving the car put out their wrists and let them go limp, the chiding, stereotypical gesture for a gay man.
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Yet Goraya refuses to assign the blame solely to those who don't get him on cosmetic grounds or because he doesn't perfectly fit some stereotypical description of a rapper.
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Hank Azaria's stereotypical Indian voice as 'Simpsons' character Apu isn't the show's biggest problem -- it's getting Apu some power ... according to the comedian who's challenging producers to make changes.
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Overnight, McCray, who is often quiet to the point of timidity, was portrayed as a power-hungry enforcer, a stereotypical black woman who was now in control of City Hall.
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If you worry that you, or someone you know, is indulging a young child by allowing him or her to cross-dress or do otherwise non-stereotypical activities, think again.
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After a few "challenges" in her first trimester, Chabert, 33, is now "feeling great" and is busy indulging in her pregnancy cravings — albeit not the stereotypical pickles and ice cream.
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If, as founders, we're going to avoid the stereotypical roles of action figures versus super villains, we need to encourage investors who are willing to be more candid, as well.
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Wilder's name was stripped from the award because her work contains "expressions of stereotypical attitudes inconsistent with ALSC's core values of inclusiveness, integrity and respect, and responsiveness," the association said.
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Far from stereotypical, the series opens up the raw edges of what it means to tell a story and who has the privilege to do so, especially regarding mental health.
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Also, the body found the ad is discriminatory against men too, and portrays them in a stereotypical way by showing the Distracted Boyfriend ogling the woman as he walks past.
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To an extent he wasn't doing his full-blown, "I'm going to sort of interject Black people in art history, in this very provocative, transgressive, stereotypical way" — but it did.
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On Tuesday, the former mayor was photographed allegedly leaving Playhouse Sq. in New York City with some very powerful, and very stereotypical, looking men in the back of a car.
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So although the stereotypical date rape drug may be slipped into someone's drink, taking advantage of someone who's already high on drugs could be considered its own date rape tactic.
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I had been, for 10 years at that point, the stereotypical girl eating only a salad on the first date, afraid that eating normally would only make me seem fatter.
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"I found it very unfair towards girls who do not fit the mold of a stereotypical ballerina and decided to pursue my dreams, whatever challenges I might face," she said.
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It also helps that her opponent in the election eerily resembles an odd composite of Hillary Clinton and the stereotypical Republican image of the perfect mom (played by Christina Applegate).
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Everyone may look at me as a stereotypical Millennial, but I think I would have gotten along great with some of the Gen X-ers if we'd started out together.
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Sure, stores are stuffed with sequin this and velvet that – but when you have parties four nights a week, recycling the same two stereotypical holiday dresses gets tiresome and tedious.
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Unwilling to settle for being a telephonist, audio typist or piano tuner—stereotypical occupations for blind people—I rebelled and went to a mainstream further-education college, followed by university.
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White tourists line up to purchase stereotypical costumes and items at a gift shop, out of which enslaved Native Americans emerge to load up a truck bed full of cash.
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But while you'll be hard-pressed to find a more stereotypical Republican woman than the housewife who moonlights in this ad, she sounds a little too stilted to be convincing.
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If more men can set aside the stereotypical mentality that society has conditioned us to believe, which creates the fear of emasculation, I think they'd be much happier and evolved.
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According to the report, a lifetime of viewing stereotypical media becomes so ingrained it can ultimately affect kids' career choices, self-worth, relationships, and ability to achieve their full potential.
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The catfisher at the center of Tickled may be shrouded in mystery, at least until the film really gets going, but they aren't the stereotypical lonely human on the internet.
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It received a heap of praise from critics, who celebrated a film that featured Asian characters who were not stereotypical or one-dimensional as in so many previous Hollywood productions.
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Law enforcement sources tell us autopsy results revealed heart disease in the 51-year-old, and also confirmed a working theory -- that this was not your stereotypical drug-related death.
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In the wake of Lexa's death, fans have directed criticism toward the show's writers and creators for bringing the LGBT character to what they feel was a stereotypical tragic end.
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Americans have long viewed Appalachia more as stereotypical fiction than actual place—a doomed and backward land that remains both geographically and temporally isolated from the rest of the nation.
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In the final season of "How I Met Your Mother," the white main characters dressed up in stereotypical Asian outfits and one of the actors wore a "Fu Manchu" mustache.
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There are many stereotypical themes and devices in crime fiction: righteous cops shooting a criminal at the novel's end, gender constructs salvaged from another age, invincible heroes and so on.
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South Beach may be like that tacky old stereotypical aunt you're not sure your friends will like, but her tasteless jokes and faux pas are what make her so special.
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As a raging narcissist and a charismatic leader who claims to know everything and have all the answers, Donald Trump displays many classic and stereotypical characteristics of a cult leader.
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HG: Well at the risk of being stereotypical, a lot of girls that I talk to, what they want to do with their careers and their lives is help people.
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Ali Wong portrays Bertie, the anxiety-ridden songbird who possesses stereotypical markers of success—stable job, cute apartment, doting boyfriend Speckle (voiced by Steven Yeun)—but is nonetheless constantly worried.
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As for the stereotypical image of a night owl being a degenerate adolescent, there is some biological basis for why people tend to start their day earlier as they age.
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Others got matches filled with the stereotypical tropes that white artists often resorted to when depicting people of color: slaves, servants or, in the case of many women, sexualized novelties.
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"I feel anyone who would judge the project or the person behind it through a stereotypical lens was someone I wouldn't want to be in business with anyway," he said.
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For those with more sexist views, Trump's remark may have drawn attention to the fact that Clinton was not acting in the stereotypical way that they expect of a woman.
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Rating The acting is of variable quality; it occasionally feels like even the great Winona Ryder is playing less of a character and more of a stereotypical harried, worried mother.
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The juxtaposition of the two concurrent shows, therefore, is a call to substitute a more rigorous and nuanced critical focus for ready-made stereotypical tropes in understanding contemporary Chinese art.
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But it's galling how this film, which otherwise attempted to stake out ground as a progressive exploration of modern fear, defaulted to such a blatantly stereotypical depiction of Native religion.
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Though D himself seemed like a guy who would have been popular in school, his partner resembled a stereotypical science nerd, with broad gum lines and a slightly embarrassed manner.
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"I Hear She's a Real Bitch" is also a feminist mandate of a very specific variety — the kind that invites, or gives permission to, women to act like stereotypical men.
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Affirmative action is not a perfect process, but to paint it with broad and stereotypical strokes is to distort and diminish an important driver of diversity, equity and civil rights.
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CHRISTIE She transformed him from the stereotypical male and the kind of patriarchal perfect knight in shining armor —— COSTER-WALDAU This is exactly how the past nine years have been.
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Wait also rotely ticks off items from the stereotypical cult checklist — members take new names, cut ties with friends and relatives who haven't joined and engage in violent group confrontations.
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The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) poll measuring anti-Semitism in the country discovered that more than half of U.S. citizens surveyed agree with at least one anti-Semitic stereotypical statement.
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Ted Cruz told supporters at a rally on Saturday that Democrats wanted to make Texas like California and listed off a few things as stereotypical staples of the blue state.
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Julia was a groundbreaking character; she was the first African-American woman on a television series to star as a professional, rather than in the stereotypical role of a servant.
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The stereotypical parts she was being offered—"I have been given a lot of roles that are downtrodden, mammyish"—were as unfulfilling as she found the Hollywood community to be.
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She invigorates the stereotypical, historically racist figure of the mammy, a trope connoted with servility and domesticity and operating as a stand-in mother for children of white slave owners.
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Amid a growing awareness that these stereotypical characterizations of African-Americans were offensive, some of the top performers of Smith's era started to pull away from songs, Mr. Carson said.
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I had gone to Amsterdam and Rotterdam and found some children's vintage coloring books, which had, again, Black stereotypical images, but also images of children and nature, which I loved.
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The fake university, which boasted a stereotypical college website featuring stock photos of coffee-sipping students, was in reality located in an office park in Farmington Hills, a Detroit suburb.
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"We're seeing from the participants in our study that there's a different side to the FWB relationship than the stereotypical, selfish, me-focused glamorized version of these relationships," Owen says.
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As a result, Doepler and other scholars intertwined German and Norse history in a surprising way: They put stereotypical ancient and medieval German headdresses — like horned helmets — on Viking heads.
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But as impressive and impassioned as the Pope's message to the conference was, his speech didn't have all the stereotypical gimmicks we've come to know and love from TED talks.
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Like all stereotypical fathers, mine does not care that Kacey Musgraves and Lil Nas X are fashion icons now; instead, he just wants an easy place to put his phone.
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Moreover, Planet Fitness has cultivated an image of itself as the everyman or everywoman's gym, with commercials showing people with average physiques and that make fun of stereotypical gym rats.
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I don't think it's a coincidence that many Black actors have found their entry into big money, blockbuster roles via films that follow a stereotypical, largely American narrative of Black history.
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It's weird to still have the most famous Indian character in US pop culture come packaged with the stereotypical accent, and Smithers's sexuality long ago stopped making any sort of sense.
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As first reported by The Verge and Mic, the ephemeral snapping app adored by millennials yesterday released a filter that superimposes stereotypical Asian features onto peoples' faces, including slanted shut eyes.
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Instead, we're continually hit with stereotypical anecdotes (cue hoverboards, whiny-ass employees, open workspaces, etc.) and terrible advertisements meant to tap into the millennial mindset, but actually only piss us off.
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She was the first person cast, though she usually plays more of the stereotypical, but yes, gut-bustingly-funny accomplice (see her scene-stealing supporting role in Packer's About Last Night).
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Program design The program design of traditional high-tech accelerators, which often require intensive, in-person residency, may fit the lifestyle of the stereotypical young, white, male entrepreneur, but not others.
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I didn't want to play stereotypes, and most of the time, any powerful Asian woman who's a kind of superhero is sword-wielding or accented or playing the stereotypical ninja type.
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Plus, the state's population is older and the economy is more geared toward blue-collar manufacturing, which would seem to fit the (dubious) idea some have of the stereotypical Trump voter.
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Drawing on counselling techniques, the workshop began by separating the red (Republican) and blue (Democratic) teams and asking each to list the stereotypical views the other side held towards their party.
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He said, 'Yes, but those men probably weren't assigned female,' saying pretty explicitly that he thinks as a trans man I should be held to a more stereotypical standard of masculinity.
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Photo: Lynne Sladky (AP)One of the most stereotypical relaxing things to do—meditation—may actually cause distress for some people, according to the findings of a survey released this week.
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Whether you're treating your father to some barbecue, a game of flag football, or something less stereotypical, there's always time to squeeze a movie or show into your Father's Day plans!
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When a woman is shaped in a more feminine way, or is dressed or carrying herself as a stereotypical woman would, visual and textual cues position her as an unthreatening competitor.
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It's a new way to sell an old product to a generation that doesn't have much use for the stereotypical insurance salesman and can't stand the process of hours of paperwork.
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Terrance Cox, the CEO of Diversity Motorsports, paints NASCAR as a stereotypical good ole boy network -- and says the league has shot down his numerous attempts to join its elite ranks.
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In one photo, you can see her holding up the onesies, which read "casa" and "migos," with their distinct (and let's admit it, a little stereotypical) colorations under the Casamigos logo.
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They're less concerned about meeting the masculine stereotypical demands of being a candidate for political office this cycle...and [aren't] trying to fit into a mold that wasn't created for them.
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You might think the stereotypical German dourness and reverence for beer would preclude our Bavarian friends from doing much gaming, pre- or otherwise, when it comes to the Real Yellow Stuff.
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Issler wrote to both Zarrabi and her manager: Hello,Something I want to make sure you keep in mind: I want size small, the stereotypical "model" type to model our clothes.
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I empathized with Cody about being closer with his mom growing up and that his interests didn't lie in some stereotypical male roles such as using tools, working on cars, etc.
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