We write about contraception, we write about sex, we write about, you know, what will — So light, fun … Light, fun.
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They write about ... usually great English professors who write about him.
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I mean, I don't write about fashion, I don't write about makeup.
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Axthelm would write about the NFL and Francesa would write about college football.
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Those choices are (1) write about it and (2) don't write about it.
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It's not that women don't write about politics or men don't write about
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You write about people, you don't write about the politics of the world.
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I think you can write about anything you want to write about really.
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Here at GIF Six-Pack, we don't write about photography—we write about GIFs.
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It's interesting, because when you write about infidelity, you write about consensual relationships. Right.
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Knowing what to write about — and how to write about it — can be challenging.
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It's a lot harder to write about nightmares than it is to write about numbers.
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Obviously I write about tech a lot, and we do write about media and tech.
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I'm using it not just to write about music but to write about my life.
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For example, with Ronnie James Dio, who would write about mythology, Led Zeppelin would write about mythology.
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There are death metal bands that write about killing women, and there are death metal bands that write about aliens, but here's the rub: the bands that write about aliens receive another adjective.
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But I've always thought about it this way: If men can write about women and science fiction writers can write about space aliens, surely I can write about someone from a different race.
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Because you could write about almost any topic, you could write about, there's always the cool startup story.
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I wanted to write about being a parent, but not write about the normal things people write about when they're parents—the silly, saccharine, 'ooh aren't I a great dad' and all that crap.
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I write about them with the same frequency that I write about abortion or vaccines or other important topics.
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"What you learn is that people never write about good things; they only write about their difficulties," he says.
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That makes me sad as a songwriter, because I want to write about love—I write about my friends' relationships.
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" Quotable "After writing this book, I wouldn't think anyone should write about the things that are hard to write about. . . .
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To write about oneself may be to write of death, but to write about death is to write of everyone.
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You write about ... You influence the tech industry, and you write about stories and startups and things that are happening.
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But how do you write about war as an American and not write about the American war of your time?
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They did not want to write about the shooter and they did not want to write about the victims, she said.
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He was the first journalist in America to write about Azzedine Alaïa and I think the first to write about Gaultier.
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But I'm not trying to write about race, I'm trying to write about some people that I know who are racist.
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I don't usually write about Choose Your Own Adventure [laughs]—what I usually write about is the history of economic thought.
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You can write about your own history with this food, or make up a character and write about his or hers.
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To announce that you intend to write about race in his vein is akin to proposing to write about whaling in Melville's.
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I have a choice in what I write about, but this is the only way I know how to write about it.
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How was I going to write about parts of my life and not write about what really was motivating some of my behavior?
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Not only would I be able to reliably write about cell phones and gas pumps, I'd be able to write about anything and everything.
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"To write about competent men and competent women is boring – you want to write about neurotic men and murderers and neurotic women," he explained.
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Heck, when people ask me why I write about technology, I usually tell them it's because I want to write about the big forces of change.
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You write about kids who are only liked because they're really good at shooting penalties, or you write about kids climbing and playing on abandoned machines.
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Because if you write about something as ubiquitous as Oum Kalthoum, for example, if you write about her in English, you're gonna have to explain everything.
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Perhaps the author's right to artistic freedom trumps everything, and it's effectively censorship to tell someone they can't write about whatever they want to write about.
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In the next section, we're going to talk a little bit about your philosophies, what you write about, because you write about bubbles and things like that.
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Emotionally, all the things I write about are drawn from real-world experiences because I don't know how to write about emotion that I haven't felt before.
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You could look like us and write about the people and things that emerged from a black milieu and, further, write about them with care, craft and love.
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How do you write about it with passion, how do you write about it fairly, how do you talk about it fairly, how do you talk about it passionately?
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I'm not sure that I am ready to write about my mother, so I will write about the peripheral Eisner/Edwards family instead, as a sort of warmup exercise.
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"You don't have to write about tan-lines and flip flops and cold beer and the sand every fuckin' day...Write about your feelings, for once," he tells me.
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I was getting paid to write about something I really wanted to write about, and I felt like I had something to say, maybe for the first time in my life.
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" I would be like, "Oh, I'll write about a death in the family" and all this stuff, stuff I hadn't experienced and that I didn't actually want to write about."Totally.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SUMMIT, New Jersey — To write about Simon Dinnerstein's "The Fulbright Triptych" (1971–74) means, unavoidably, to write about what has already been written about it.
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What topics would we write about if our only instruction was to write about the most important stuff in the world, particularly the most important stuff that isn't already widely covered?
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Liberals increasingly write about gun ownership the way social conservatives write about abortion and euthanasia — it's a culture of death, a Moloch devouring our children, a blood sacrifice to selfish individualism.
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There's something about writing about this world that enables you to write about the sort of things that novelists usually write about — loyalty and love and betrayal and romance and adventure.
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Grade: B+ Grierson & Leitch write about the movies regularly
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" Victoria said, "Do you write about anything besides Supreme?
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There really is nobody — so far — to write about.
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You didn't write about it or speak about it publicly for years, and you decided it was unfair to your younger self not to write about it or examine what had happened.
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It's a very fun, sweet thing to write about two people falling in love, but I would say it comes more naturally to me to write about the dark side of it.
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"You write about being torn apart," he wrote on Sept.
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What were some of your favorite things to write about?
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VICE: Why did you decide to write about insects now?
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I knew how to write about someone who felt similar.
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I write about other things, other people's stories or perspectives.
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But I don't write about anything I don't know about.
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It was great to read about, great to write about.
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I mean, we like to write about the same things!
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My name is John Doran and I write about music.
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And I don't date so I don't write about dating.
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It's especially true for those who write about controversial topics.
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Eventually she agreed to my requests to write about her.
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As a journalist, I decided to write about the issue.
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I made my students write about their favorite Mexican dish.
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And that, he said, gave him something to write about.
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We literally write about social networks and democracy every day.
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Why Am I Being Paid To Write About This Shite?
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We'll write about the victims and reach out to survivors.
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What, were we supposed to write about a Seether video?
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Also, she would never write about people without telling them.
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I also write about and analyze politics for a living.
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Write about something that is, or was, important to you.
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I wanted to write about both sides of that experience.
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I couldn't write about that honestly without that coming through.
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After all, I write about the stuff for a living.
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To write about him like an external object was strange.
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So nowadays I talk and write about this stuff instead.
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How do I write about that in an honest way?
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The kind of people they write about in fairy tales.
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In part, I write about what's in front of me.
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How could she write about cancer without falling into banality?
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I'm still, we still write about them all the time.
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She'll be a mother; she'll write about her own mother.
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BROADLY: What made you want to write about this topic?
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" Writers think, "This stuff is really interesting to write about.
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He would write about upcoming roles and potential job offers.
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I wasn't thinking I would ever write about it publicly.
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Their little sister chose to write about Anakin Skywalker, a.k.a.
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When journalists write about gravitational waves, they talk to scientists.
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When they write about interest rates, they talk to economists.
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In the book, I write about the first Macintosh factory.
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It was very emblematic, I wanted to write about that.
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A man that doesn't know how to write about women.
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And yet we are thrilled to write about another one.
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Maybe we're just grasping for something to write about here?
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Stahl: When did you first decide to write about transitioning?
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Everywhere I turn there's just endless things to write about.
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VICE Gaming isn't just a place to write about games.
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Write about where you are or somewhere you know well.
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I still cover fashion and write about designers and people.
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But then again, I write about it for a living.
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Mischa Pearlman loves to write about good as heck guitars.
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Why should someone write about what she or he knows?
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Yeah don't go & write about me like that , she says.
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Did I ever write about creating YouTube's fetish video policy?
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I eat and write about fast food for Business Insider.
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Would Tolstoy or Shakespeare, alive today, only write about themselves?
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So, I'm not going to write about money this week.
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"The people I write about are almost disappearing," she said.
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IJR was the first place to write about your tweet.
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But I write about a lot of other things, too.
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There isn't really much to write about yet, after all.
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I write about brave people —I'm not one of them.
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We write about that on Axios all day, every day.
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How do you prepare yourself to write about those things?
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What we're looking to write about is interesting music, man.
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Mr. Turner, I've just been paid to write about goatse.cx.
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We were batting around ideas for something to write about.
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There were things about Hunter that I couldn't write about.
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I was ready to never write about the company again.
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She wanted to write about people like her Ghanaian relatives.
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And because I want to write about things I loved.
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In the book, this is what I write about chaos.
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I can write about who I have a crush on!
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As a liberal, I mostly write about conservative blind spots.
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Both also write about broader technology trends and Silicon Valley.
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You write about all the different trends that were happening.
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JG: You also write about his strong sense of morality.
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It's hard to write about what religious faith feels like.
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The assignment seemed prosaic: Write about British Columbia's salmon fishery.
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I get to write about stuff that I find fascinating.
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Or they write about the world from a particular perspective.
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The student winner will write about the trip for nytimes.com.
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When we think they are wrong, we write about it.
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I write about movies and awards shows and SoulCycle branding.
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First, choose a topic you really want to write about.
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I've always thought I would want to write about it.
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Shakespeare just happened to write about it 500 years ago.
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If you have drama, you have something to write about.
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So why are people who write about poetry so defensive?
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Her vision should always matter when we write about her.
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McCann left knowing he wanted to write about the conflict.
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JW: I mostly write about how humans relate to technology.
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I always wanted to write about this main character, Greg.
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And as a writer, I want to write about that.
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Mike Steinberger, who used to write about wine for Slate.
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"I'm ready to write about the next chapter," she said.
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" Oster asked, "Are you going to write about our family?
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They encouraged her to write about it for the site.
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And I weep now as I write about this memory.
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"We were intrigued to write about our childhood," says Sara.
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It's so iconic, people even write about it in songs.
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I try to write about stuff that's personal to me.
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He decided to write about rollercoasters because Alex loved rollercoasters.
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Today, I want to write about just one of these.
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But few authors dare to write about religion and faith.
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This is the last column I'll write about Bright Beginnings.
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Sometimes I write about failures — because they can be instructive.
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We will create legit events for you to write about.
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Try getting him to write about the internet in 203.
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INSIDER is hiring a paid intern to write about style.
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He seems to write about companies sometimes in some books.
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No. [Laughs] Are men reluctant to write about anything, ever?
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"Whenever women write about sex, whenever they write about their relationship history, there's a sort of rush to judgment that it must be navel gazing, it must be frivolous, it's unimportant," Ms. Valenti said.
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Honestly, the reason they asked me to write about him was a reason I didn't want to write about him, which is [that] he had just won an award, the John Bates Clark Medal.
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In one of the tasks, 600 people were randomly assigned to write about either what lessons they could learn from a negative experience, to relive a negative experience or to write about a neutral experience.
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This is why it's still fun to write about media moguls because they're not just media companies, they're human beings, they have faults, they have some upsides, it's fun to write about both of them.
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I'm now remembering when I had to write about this fight.
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For Fisher, the most difficult aspect to write about was loss.
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I don't think you can write about teenagers without texting [anymore].
|
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"We didn't really write about a a specific person," Gallagher said.
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Another dead end for Rory, who's ready to write about lines.
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However, I don't just use Twitter — I write about it, too.
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She just needs to find her passion and write about that.
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I feel like I have so much [more] to write about.
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I thank God I don't have to write about the NFL.
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KJ: Well, I think in my experience, just write about it.
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It was hard to write about Game of Thrones after that.
|
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People who ordinarily read and write about memoirists have been silent.
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She knew who she would write about and she was inspired.
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I follow and write about technology as a matter of passion.
|
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Earned media is when reporters and bloggers write about the product.
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She said she also appreciates getting to write about Jake Gyllenhaal.
|
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Alexia Bonatsos used to write about startups as a tech journalist.
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Describe the object, then write about why it's important to you.
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It was sort of an experience I wanted to write about.
|
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On the blog, I write about beauty and fashion and bodies.
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Other thinkers juggle jobs, collecting cash from industries they write about.
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All I know is I have a lot to write about.
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If the policy works, you often don&apost write about it.
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I started to write about lesbianism and a lesbian character, rather.
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But I have so many more things to write about, too.
|
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What is the thing that you would like to write about?
|
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Well, I guess there is a reason: to write about it.
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I want to write about the women who you should know.
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I honestly don't know what I'd write about any of you.
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He tries not to write about things he knows nothing about.
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You write about things you relate to and how you live.
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Fowler wasn't even the first to write about mistreatment at Uber.
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She assigned a paper asking them to write about their passions.
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Write about unique hobbies or personal goals that you recently achieved.
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I write about an assassin, yet I've never fired a gun.
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It's the kind of place that Condé Nast would write about.
|
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But, I did write about celebrity news for nearly two years.
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And so that was why I wanted to write about it.
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Write about yourself in a conversational tone, in the first person.
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"No, because I don't write about people I know," she said.
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Will someone soon claim that men should not write about women?
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Do we ever write about our parents without perpetrating a fraud?
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Why not write about the tasty cheese pastry, pão de queijo?
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If anyone asked, we were not there to write about FARC.
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Noisey: How did you two decide who would write about what?
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Display them, teach them, make art with them, write about them.
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I can't invest in stocks because I write about this stuff.
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She said, write about something you do every day, something domestic.
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You can't write about being happy and content all the time.
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Tragedies like Orlando are often difficult for me to write about.
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Now, I write about fashion and work as a digital strategist.
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One artificial flower I have desired to write about for years.
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Now I typically write about 7,000 to 8,000 characters a day.
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I didn't think black women would write about things like that.
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Or I'd write about Twitter before Twitter was a big deal.
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What inspired you to write about what you did, familial love?
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How do we write about overlooked women artists from the past?
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"She didn't write about anything that could seem girlie," Pishko remembers.
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Was difficult to write about your father because of his condition?
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We're always looking for ideas on what to write about next.
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I write about — and thus watch a metric ton of — television.
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Of course, there's no reason he shouldn't write about his friends.
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I'm just trying to write about some aspects of my life.
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How do you write about speeches filled wild and vague insinuations?
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I write about that in the first chapter of the book.
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There's always something to write about when the planet is warming.
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He even managed to write about luge, lacrosse, cricket and softball.
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WM: I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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It actually causes me physical pain to write about Team Wigs.
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So that's what you write about in TV. For me, anyway.
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"What do you write about that?" he said, shaking his head.
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Write about and present their ideas for teaching with The Times.
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Contests We asked students to write about a meaningful life experience.
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To those who write about them, I say this: Choose wisely.
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We asked Somini to write about how the piece came together.
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It was Nick Wade's idea to write about being a quadruplet.
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I'd always threatened to write about how I got into politics.
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How to write about such an event without descending into despair?
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I really wanted to write about the next great sport sedan.
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Other times we'll write about stuff we think is patently ridiculous.
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What are the pressing issues you think I should write about?
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And unfortunately people write about this saying like it's for corporations.
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He cares deeply about what they say and write about him.
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We think there's still an awful lot to write about here.
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So I wanted to write about someone who lived with that.
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What if you are meant to write about rivers or volcanoes?
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Alone with my books and my thoughts, I write about physics.
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I write about it, and then I go talk about it.
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Which is what the Netflix CEO wants us to write about.
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Back then I didn't write about it because I was embarrassed.
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I would have loved to write about Drake and Meek Mill.
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Then, have students write about or discuss the following questions: 1.
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I wanted to write about somebody who was an Everyman player.
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I got paid $24,000 a year to write about Quake 2.
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This is one of the reasons I write about food insecurity.
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Dr. Phil, Martha Beck, who I write about in the book.
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But also, we write about growing global uncertainty all the time.
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The Big Issue was the first to write about GM crops.
|
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All the companies you write about are decimators of other businesses.
|
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Writers of crime fiction need to figure out how to write about crimes they have not committed; writers of historical fiction need to figure out how to write about real events that they have never seen.
|
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But if you write about stuff that you feel is interesting and you write about stuff that's important to you and you realize later that it's actually extremely embarrassing, that you were divulging all of this stuff.
|
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As if turning Kauffmann's 1966 essay on its head, many of the best young gay male playwrights — Stephen Karam, Jordan Harrison, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins — no longer write about gay people anyway, or write about them only peripherally.
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"They only write about gangsters who get caught," Brick once told me.
|
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Have a little patience and you will have things to write about.
|
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I consider Hawking part of the reason I write about physics today.
|
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"I don't find it strange that fans write about [sex]," she says.
|
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Specifically, on io9, I write about science fiction movies for a living.
|
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"It was just natural for us to write about it," she said.
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"We write about what the most people are asking about," he explained.
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The impetus came from pieces that I did and didn't write about.
|
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It is becoming more and more difficult to write about this subject.
|
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However, I wanted to write about the 92nd Street Y event anyway.
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"I chose to write about it for that exact reason," she continued.
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Music was all I knew about, all I wanted to write about.
|
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Odds are, you'd freak out a little bit... and write about it.
|
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I had to negotiate what I would and would not write about.
|
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I'm not scared that we won't have things to write about anymore.
|
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The media sometimes seems to forget this when they write about data.
|
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Like Jake, I also didn't know what I'd write about my colleagues.
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The only thing I can do is write about it and tweet.
|
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I'd both written about Gamergate and assigned others to write about it.
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I want to write about her more but I can't process yet.
|
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Pontin does not write about Flagship's portfolio companies nor about their competitors.
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She'll go out, see the world, and write about what she sees.
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You write about American foreign policy as 'miscalculations,' 'mistakes,' and 'disastrous policies.
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And everyone will say, 'What are you going to write about now?
|
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You write about the sense of belonging and meaning that accompanies crisis.
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Write about the value of those skills in your new role. 3.
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Nobody's safe — if you tell me something, I'm gonna write about it.
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It's hard to write about things that you love without being cheesy.
|
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It went so viral that Roth felt compelled to write about it.
|
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You write about big institutions that are made up of colorful characters.
|
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"I'm not giving them anything to write about," Swift told The Telegraph.
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Most importantly, bored and hungry, I began to write about these things.
|
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CNN: You write about motherhood as a kind of stark dividing line.
|
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She asked if Brown if she could write about the lipstick collection.
|
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Andrei decides to write about Sergei and the October group for an
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Why intrude after finally, expressly, he's forbidden me to write about him.
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Oh yes, you bet I raised my hand to write about that.
|
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I write about ageism, though, so I hear stories all the time.
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"What use is trying?" he said when asked to write about it.
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When you write about TV, people ask you about TV a lot.
|
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If Dennis is on vacation, maybe I'll get to write about it.
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"I usually write about my daily life," the 27-year-old said.
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Write about your experience and share the fact that you got emotional.
|
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"fernpoet" nonetheless can only write about his father's war crimes; an actor's
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CLINTON: All of the 13 women I write about have inspired me.
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Then there is the fact that Comey chose to write about it.
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Why didn't you write about the lack of support for poetry majors?
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You also write about consuming your daughter's placenta in dried, powdered form.
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As I haven't seen it, I'm not going to write about it.
|
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I'm not about to write about Donald Trump, so here we are.
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The conception, well, I wanted to write about Margiela, whom I adore.
|
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I write about things that I feel really moved or connected to.
|
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I think it was on a playlist I had to write about.
|
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The three of you write about similar themes and share similar audiences.
|
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What are you looking for in terms of who to write about?
|
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Baseball, like any other sport, transcends the hacks who write about it.
|
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When I left university, I was asked to write about these stories.
|
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Picoult wanted to write about race in contemporary America, and she does.
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And it led me to write about the limitations of those tests.
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She went on to write about her Holocaust experience in three books.
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Typically, I write about a broad tech problem and offer some solutions.
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Does legalization make pot less interesting to write about or to smoke?
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If I don't experience anything, I don't have anything to write about.
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This is why it's so hard to write about love in literature.
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I'd rather just write about Taco Bell because I like Taco Bell.
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She recalled a grade school assignment to write about a life goal.
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What are some of the subjects that the contributors will write about?
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In an alternate universe, I might have liked to write about art.
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Why did it take you nearly 60 years to write about it?
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I was sort of early to write about a lot of things.
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I used to write about bitcoin before bitcoin was a big deal.
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But, if I write about Picasso, it has to be about Picasso.
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To my surprise, I felt oppressed by having to write about Greek.
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I had proposed to write about an impending gas deal with Israel.
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Friendship is a difficult subject, more difficult to write about than love.
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"This is happening whether or not we write about it," he said.
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When you write about fiction, how do you look at fiction now?
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I knew we were in the ... That's something you should write about.
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The L.A. that's actually L.A. What are you hoping to write about?
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The question was whether we could write about one of the events.
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These are hard things to write about and Dubus asks difficult questions.
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I wanted to write about that specific question, and that question only.
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You write about how little influence you had in the White House.
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Then, select one topic and write about it in a news article.
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Then, write about or discuss with your classmates: Was this movement successful?
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Here's a tip: Choose a topic you really want to write about.
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Liang himself dared to write about the cases only under a pseudonym.
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Yes, this the fusion of several things I love to write about.
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Offill doesn't write about the climate crisis but from deep within it.
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WM: And I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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He was open to having me write about his mental health history.
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And oh, by the way, what would you want to write about?
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"I think you should write about something other than yourself," she says.
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So, you kind—I still to this day don't write about parenting.
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"I don't know that I would ever write about it," she revealed.
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When I start to write about her, I always feel, uh-oh.
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" His aim was to write about "the fantastic with a straight face.
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I wanted to write about a young Willow discovering who she was.
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There are enough problems in Pakistan, why don't you write about them?
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"Don't write about me," Sutherland asks after learning she keeps a diary.
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Write about your areas of expertiseWriting sets you apart from your competition.
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"I write about something called the future," Atwood said in an interview.
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He wanted me to write about him, figuring the publicity couldn't hurt.
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In addition, all you have to do is write about your experiences.
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Then ask them to write about or debate the following questions: 1.
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Barbara and Jim Twardowski write about travel, lifestyle and Baby Boomer topics.
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I went up to Vancouver to write about too, and I'm blanking.
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Hundreds of thousands of nerds write about their faves porking every day.
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Jennifer Williams: Why did you decide to write about this subject now?
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You write about growing up in a pretty white area of Calgary.
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Older people write about their relatives and their friends without tagging them.
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Why does whatever I'm writing about make any sense to write about?
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What It Means to Write About Art broadly defines the art critic.
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Do you suspect men will be reluctant to write about the book?
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"I can't say that I've lived all of the things that I write about, but I have seen people around me that are living the things that I write about," Ms. LaSalle said in her Blues Blast interview.
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So later on — skip 30 years — I'm trying to write about essentially that.
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So Davy got everybody involved in the experiments to write about their experiences.
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Martin goes on to write about these depressing facts, and he's not optimistic.
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Art critics write about the art and the artists in newspapers and magazines.
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Grade: C Grierson & Leitch write about the movies regularly for the New Republic.
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And then the jig was up: I was there to write about it.
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To write about this now, in 2019, feels like screaming into a storm.
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Antother directive talked about how write about House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisc.
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There's plenty of other fun stuff out there for us to write about.
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In addition, Paris also had to write about 14 essays over five days.
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It was cathartic to write about exactly what I was going through—literally.
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I write about MoviePass a lot and no subject generates more reader mail.
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Now I will write, here, the hardest detail to write about my rape.
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He writes about himself as he would like us to write about ourselves.
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Grade: B- Grierson & Leitch write about the movies regularly for the New Republic.
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She selected the photographs she wanted to write about to explore vernacular photography.
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Now, I absolutely understand why black writers choose to not write about race.
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And when I write about [my commitment to her], it's me being authentic.
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Lewis talked about dabbling in writing but being unsure what to write about.
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I write about tech executives, and (no joke) refuse to meet with them.
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We'd like to get a copy of that, obviously, to write about it.
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It would have been nice to write about her not just her boyfriend.
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Should I just be a stay at home mom and write about that?
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But he denied that he'd been directed by AudienceBloom to write about Patel.
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She offered a compromise: The paper would write about preventing sexual assaults instead.
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That is, they could begin to write about this chapter in human history.
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She was not the only one to write about some kind of weapon.
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The books I castigated most vehemently are ones I wouldn't write about today.
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At Grantland, maybe we wait until the next day to write about that.
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News outlets write about said study (including some of the best science writers).
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We basically sat down, and we knew what we wanted to write about.
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WE ARE seeking an intern to write about foreign affairs for The Economist.
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I mean, I was gonna write about Apple almost certainly, no matter what.
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What was the ... because there are so many topics you could write about.
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I didn't even think there was enough there for me to write about.
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Doesn't seem like the perfect time to write about visiting a sauna, right?
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They taught me how to write about Jordan Catalano without sacrificing good syntax.
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There are no rules as to how or what you must write about.
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Gerda wanted to offer me the chance to write about her final day.
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In my book Data and Goliath, I write about the value of privacy.
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CEO Elon Musk has lambasted journalists who write about crashes involving the system.
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What was it about the book that inspired you to write about it?
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And then you have bands like Motorhead that would write about street life.
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Optical interferometry is similar to other forms of interferometry we occasionally write about.
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Women still write about "family" and obsess over love or themselves ("me"). These
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Just playing shows with them gives us ideas about what to write about.
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Have students write about what this unit has meant to them and why.
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So, why write about this food contest gone wrong in a medical journal?
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I care and write about tech because I enjoy the sensation of progress.
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"I just write about what I've experienced," Lahey explains from her Melbourne home.
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Here at WIRED Transportation, we get to write about all sorts of stuff.
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I can only do that if I watch and write about this execution.
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For example, I write about the prosecutor's office in Memphis in the book.
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The thing is, she said, I know what I want to write about.
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You had to earn your right as a poet to write about it.
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The more stuff I go through, the more stuff I can write about.
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And so I wanted to write about the tension between those two positions.
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And I think I'm perfectly placed to write about those sorts of things.
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"Everything I write about I struggle with myself," Mr. Bradshaw told The Observer.
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I'm hardly the first to reflect or write about this one-year anniversary.
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People make movies and write about what they know, and what they've experienced.
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Of course, she did not write about everything she loves about the borough.
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These sorts of changes, slow and incremental, are very difficult to write about.
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"In my stories, I write about our biggest fear," said Mr. Silveira, 56.
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For the fact is that it's not invariably liberals who write about conservatism.
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It gives users broader latitude when they write about "subsets" of protected categories.
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Knowing what to write about, or how to write it, can be challenging.
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She's free to write about the same events if she wants, he shrugs.
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WHAT piece, I asked my class, could I write about my dislocated thumb?
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Regardless, I will be more careful about what I write about the agency.
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Alexievich doesn't need to depart from history or journalism to write about feelings.
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"It's one thing to sit quietly somewhere and write about it," she said.
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There's a lot to write about I think, this is a deep well.
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"I didn't write about my career to promote my services," Mangiacapra told me.
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It shows you the absurdity that becomes the exhilarating thing to write about.
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And that is as good a reason as any to write about it.
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There are a lot of subjects I feel like I can't write about.
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Because it feels like in tech, I write about politics all the time.
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I might just do that, have my homie Fish Narc write about me.
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Why am I the first American to write about the burials in Reggio?
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Just trying to get on a class to write about it was tricky.
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I'm not sure why, but I finally feel ready to write about it.
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The program has empowered engineers to write about topics they're most passionate about.
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I needed to find something significant in each kid's life to write about.
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I'd initially intended to write about Melanie Klein, who psychoanalyzed her own children.
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Has tech affected how you research and investigate the people you write about?
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Undoubtedly, this will frustrate you (and many readers will write about "abandoned property").
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I just realized I had to write about this because nobody else was.
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Initially, he wanted to write about the social and philosophical underpinnings of Nazism.
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The startup that I write about pitching in the book was called Laborize.
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We can't write about her without wondering what she would think of it.
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What inspired you to write about the subjects you tackled on the album?
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For another prompt, we asked applicants to write about something they're obsessed with.
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So why write about Olga and the differences in opportunity that divide us?
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You write about turning points in history that spurred more mosquito-borne illnesses.
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At the start of the week, I wanted to write about Sidney Crosby.
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There is no sport more fun to write about in an Olympic year.
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When historians write about our moment, that's going to be their starting point.
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Or should student journalists have free rein to write about whatever they want?
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The way we look at things determines the way we write about them.
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I sometimes feel guilty that I don't write about climate change more often.
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If so, what do you like to write about in it and why?
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It's fun that way, because then I don't have to write about myself.
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I want to talk about Facebook because I write about Facebook a lot.
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I knew in an instant that I needed to write about this case.
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"It was difficult to write about things that were more graphic," he said.
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That was when I got the idea to write about three at once.
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Then, they select sentences and write about what connections they can make themselves.
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The more difficult the experience, the easier it was to write about it.
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Editors asked four authors to write about the intersection of relationship and place.
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Journalists in the Hong Kong newsroom also write about events across the region.
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Instead, you need to open up, draw out scenes, write about complicated feelings.
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Ann Leary: People don't often write about marriages that almost don't work out.
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But I got the idea to write about it around a decade ago.
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Reporters from all over (including from this newspaper) came to write about it.
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"I don't paint about the writing or write about the painting," she said.
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People within the Democratic Party would have preferred I not write about him.
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"We know the subjects they write about," Thomas Feyer, the letters editor said.
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But as I say, I didn't write about that case as a journalist.
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But rather than write about growing up, we want to talk about childhood.
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Instead, I want to briefly write about my favorite CES announcement so far.
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Some writers say they are also struggling to write about the Trump family.
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It was years before she was able to write about her new home.
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"Of course it is very difficult to write about civil war," Radakovic said.
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I write about car insurance often, so for me, shopping around is essential.
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I write about the processes of promotion and I also write ad copy.
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"It's kind of hard to write about somebody if they're five," Lewis explained.
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Doubt: Write about all of the reasons you have for doubting the text.
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I was trying, in my twenties, to write about the craft of poetry.
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The things I write about are the things most people have heard about.
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Next week we'll write about events in Long Island City and Lincoln Square.
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A critic doesn't write about his own dissatisfaction, or doesn't just do that.
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Nobody is going to accept you because you write about it or not.
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Ms. Turovskaya began to write about theater, film and culture in the 1950s.
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How do you write about a speech filled with so many wild insinuations?
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"You write about Sacramento so affectionately, and with such care," she tells her.
|
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How did Lemmy, the ultimate rock-n-roll outlaw, write about social injustice?
|
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As you might imagine, Lil Wayne, who has done a song with literally everyone, has also done a song with Mike Posner, and Drew, who is willing to write about literally anything, asked me if he could write about it.
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Usually I write about recent movies I've watched up here, but my backlog of films to write about has gotten shorter and shorter for a couple reasons recently: for one, it's summer, so I'm finding more reasons to leave the house.
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I knew I wanted to write about everything I was feeling, to write about diaspora and reckon with the fullness of slavery, not just as it was centuries ago, but what it has left us, Ghanaians and Americans alike, today.
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I told myself I'd never write about love, let alone write about it for Valentine's Day, but Frank and Charlie's love is one for the ages, one worth screaming from the tops of mountains and the depths of the sewers.
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If you're going to write music, you should write about what you actually feel.
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Whether it meant anything didn't matter, because you've suddenly got something to write about.
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Ball became a mentor, and encouraged Osborne to write about his passion for film.
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She'll also write about falling in love with Johnson, 39, and raising their family.
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"Eventually, you need to write about it or invest in a therapist," he said.
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Everyone's like, 'If you want to get a movie made, write about a man.
|
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Romantics, you suspect, would have rapidly run out of things to write about if
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Usually, it's always been very easy for me to write about anything at all.
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I got my PhD in molecular biology & write about science x policy x representation.
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It's apt, because as I write about her, I feel like I'm betraying her.
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How do you write about this age group with so much heart and empathy?
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"I don't know that I would ever write about it," she reveals to NYT.
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I chose to write about Gawker (and Deadspin), because they were my favorite websites.
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She'd just lost her father, and she knew she wanted to write about men.
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Mr. Krugman would do better to write about both sides of the billionaires' battle.
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Netflix is core to what I think about and write about and talk about.
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They want to hear about that, so don't write about your grandma, brain geniuses.
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And it's my pleasure to write about the experience in a hopefully enlightening fashion.
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But she says that if you write about her statements, she has no comment.
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According to USA Today, Janet initially took to Facebook to write about the fire.
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It was really wonderful to write about it, only because it was so therapeutic.
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Honestly, I'm starting to hate this phone case the more I write about it.
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There are poets I didn't write about in 2016 that I wish I did.
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I tried to not write about my relationships too much or about my family.
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As a writer, she wants to feel free to write about anything she wants.
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LN: The elite failures you write about took place primarily in an American context.
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It's one of the scariest stories I've had to write about in some time.
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Finally, Buffett may write about his healthcare initiative with Amazon and J. P. Morgan.
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What compelled you to write about Black Friday shoppers and the perceptions of them?
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I write about my personal life, and sometimes I get paid to do so.
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INSIDER is hiring a full-time intern to write about relationships, dating, and sex.
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It's difficult to write about what Elle is without writing about what it isn't.
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"I'm not going to give them anything to write about," she told The Telegraph.
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Gizmodo: You write about the shortage of housing in England due to rapid urbanization.
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There's a funny thing that happens when you tell someone you write about books.
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The sexiest way to write about this is to compare Trump to Jimmy Carter.
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To be honest, I wasn't sure how she could write about it at all.
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I don't want to write about this anymore than you want to read it.
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It's hard for me to talk about, and that's why I write about it.
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I really hope I don't have to write about it again in another 10.
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Give that person something to write about to keep to, I don't know, themselves.
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Did you know today that you could write about "Avengers: Infinity War" plus "Fortnite"?
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Anyway, remember when we wrote about Drake but didn't want to write about Drake?
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"The easiest thing to do is to write about yourself," he told me then.
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In the game industry, we make games, or write about them, or promote them.
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Leitch write about the movies regularly for the New Republic and host a podcast
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We are seeking a summer intern to write about foreign affairs for The Economist.
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But when we sit down to write about Clifford, we come up against an
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As many of you have pointed out, we write about the Kardashians a lot.
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We write about the Kardashians because articles about them prove to be very popular.
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CNN: You write about Holder's anger about prosecutors' treatment of political activist Angela Davis.
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When he returned, he admitted that he found it impossible to write about landscapes.
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"Why can't she write about something good," she begged my mother over the phone.
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Well, then you're a great fit to write about nutrition, fitness, and wellness content.
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From time to time, we will write about companies that are in our portfolio.
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This is to write about poetry as a poet who is also a reader.
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The problems I write about here are "struggles" many people would love to have.
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The Louisville Courier-Journal was the first to write about the new/old drink.
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I just wanted to write about climate change, what we as individuals can do.
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What's more, he didn't want to write about art; he wanted to produce it.
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A former journalist living in Sana asked his children to write about their world.
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There should be ReproSpec designation – there are a million ways to write about it.
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And this happens to you frequently in your career, and you write about this.
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Think of all the blogposts we could write about who they might sign then!
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So what's the next thing you are going to write about to remind us?
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"You can't write about war and violence without having death," Martin tells Galaxy's Edge.
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I think this is partially because it's just not a thing people write about.
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We make and write about things and attempt to convince others of their value.
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" Then he added, "But you're never going to be able to write about that.
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But it&aposs quite rare that I have the time to write about them.
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Like many journalists who write about this group, Hilgers avoids stating some uncomfortable truths.
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You write about how you're sort of bad at mingling, networking, playing the game.
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It's the sort of thing a newly woke college freshman would write about unironically.
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We might write about farm animal welfare, or infectious disease in the developing world.
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Part of Vox's mission is to write about what's important, not just what's new.
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I write about things that happened to me or are happening to me now.
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I'm going to write about this too, this is good mental exercise for me.
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Did you have to convince the Post to let you write about that stuff?
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There are a million things to write about, if Donald Trump is your focus.
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The people I study and write about are entrepreneurs, innovators, famous and wealthy individuals.
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If you want to make a film, you've got to write about a man.
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You can't see it or make it — or write about it — in a vacuum.
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His agent finally told him to shelve the novel and write about the distractions.
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I figured the only way to change that was to write about them myself.
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"Coming out of that, it was difficult to write about anything else," he said.
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Mr. Sandler would later organize exhibitions and write about the work of all three.
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Seeing what a hard time she was having, Shawn suggested she write about it.
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And my wife said to me, Who do you just want to write about?
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Will you puh-leeze grant me your permission to write about something utterly other?
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To get to write about universal food stuff like sausages is a nice thing.
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" Still, she apologized a couple of times for giving me "nothing to write about.
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You write about Avenatti saying something on MSNBC and Chartbeat fills up with dots.
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So could you tell me why do you feel compelled to write about them?
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Why shouldn't I write about that most American of topics — race and race relations?
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Every time I sit down to write about sex, I take a deep breath.
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"It's important to write about how people survive in the city," Ms. Stewart said.
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" Mattis noted in his book, "I'm old fashioned: I don't write about sitting presidents.
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The unconventional lives of artists and writers have given biographers plenty to write about.
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Write about what you notice and wonder about warming based on your personal perspective.
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Trying to contain my excitement, I asked if I could write about the document.
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It took me a while to figure out how to write about the place.
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"I could write about the bad things she was going to do," he said.
|
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Choose one image and write about how it illustrates the challenges homeless students face?
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"I'm having to struggle and grind like the fighters I write about," he concluded.
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I get that, and I'm reminded of it every time I write about immigration.
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WM: And I mostly write about how popular culture and movies relate to humans.
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What do researchers at 23andMe write about the terms ancestry, ethnicity, identity and race?
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If I were to write about Meghan Markle I would automatically be writing journalistically.
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If you write about the dead, day in and day out, the shadows gather.
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Choose one image and write about how it illustrates life during the Prohibition era.
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As her disease progressed, Wurtzel continued to write about her experience with unabashed confidence.
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How did Castillo, who is not Amish herself, come to write about the community?
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"The mood was pleasant and upbeat," they write about a diplomatic dinner in Washington.
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Mr. Lewis continued to lobby Mr. Kahneman to let him write about their work.
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After students read the article excerpts, they should write about the following questions: 1.
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"He decided to write about roller coasters, because Alex loved roller coasters," Max said.
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"You write about Sacramento so affectionately, and with such care," says Sister Sarah Joan.
|
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And, of course, "Why do you write about us?" has become a routine complaint.
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I want to write about finance from the perspective of someone interested in finance.
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LIEBER: Chanel, you write about everything from sobbing and snot to drunk grief sex.
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Farmer told Vox she decided to write about Amet's allegations after seeing her tweet.
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"I care deeply about it so I couldn't not write about it," she said.
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Normally, this is the time of year we all write about running back handcuffs.
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My take was always, look, if you want to write about policy, that's awesome.
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I don't think I'm going to write about another big, innovative inventive genius again.
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On the flip side, you write about the toll it's taken on your relationships.
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I didn't even write about them, that was one that really pissed me off.
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This doesn't mean we only write about inferences based on formal methods of research.
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And yes, not everyone embraces the term "critic," even though they write about art.
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One of the reasons I wanted to write about Milwaukee was that if you follow a case like Arleen's, you have a better shot at representing the situation of renters around the country than you do if you write about San Francisco.
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But I'm probably also going to write about when I fell in love with you.
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"Peak beard" is literally the most apt caption you could ever write about this photo.
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Rory proceeds to ask Dean's permission to write about him in her Gilmore Girls book.
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Most newspaper restaurant critics are best known to people in the region they write about.
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"It's hard to find people who don't write about themselves on the internet," Gendreau said.
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So anyway, it's complicated, and I found that fascinating to think about and write about.
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But double the screen time doesn't mean I have twice as much to write about.
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It's nice that Perry's decided to break the mould and just write about something wholesome.
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Matter of fact, I planned to watch other people cry, and then write about it.
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I have a confession to make: I'll use any excuse to write about Justin Bieber.
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It's the sort of device tech writers should point to and write about more often.
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I went into this album with no idea what I was going to write about.
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The new books come as publishers and agents aggressively hawk opportunities to write about Trump.
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O'Neill knew she had to write about how Maddie loved to sing, swim, and ski.
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I wanted to write about young people who became heroes by fighting against their elders.
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" She adds later: "It is hard to write about how high it makes me feel.
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It's a power that those of us who write about sex can hope to harness.
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When the politics of representation have become so fraught, who gets to write about whom?
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I got into this business because I wanted to write about and interview interesting people.
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Maybe for most people but I think that's the only thing I ever write about.
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It was shocking to her that the Washington Post even wanted to write about it.
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What did you see as your goal in trying to write about that age range?
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In related news, it's late July and there's nothing to write about in the NHL.
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But for me to write about that at book length was not compelling to me.
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Ms Cep's focus is on another crime, and another author's attempts to write about it.
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And who better is there to write about love than The King of Love himself?
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You write about loneliness and how it can be so hard to talk about it.
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Was it difficult to write about these things or did it help you to cope?
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There's a lot of empty holes in it, and there's a lot to write about.
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You have a platform, write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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You have a platform; write about things that matter by using truthful stories, not gossip.
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Foreign internship: We are seeking an intern to write about foreign affairs for The Economist.
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I wanted to go to the studio and just write about what happened that day.
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"I didn't want to write about the puma," she explains in the book's opening pages.
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Today, they write about the Soviet Union being one big penal colony, a communist ghetto.
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No need to write about it ... it's all about the video, so check it out.
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I like to write about things that are often thought of as disgusting and inappropriate.
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I write about my life, but a lot has happened in the past two years.
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I feel like you have the right to write about this journey in its entirety.
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It's one of the common responses I get when I write about the opioid epidemic.
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And as a result of those conversations I gained the confidence to write about art.
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I remember sitting in the class trying to think of a subject to write about.
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That might sound typical, of course, being that we write about clothing for a living.
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I write about technology but I have an ability to talk about other things too.
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BECKY QUICK: Warren, in the annual letter this year you write about the American tailwind.
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Beth remained open after I explained my intention to write about my experience with Joyable.
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"What people are going to write about me 10 years after I'm dead — who cares?"
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We certainly write about Trump with respect to his impact on business and the economy.
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Only then, around 1993, did I accede to write about Frank again in Independence Day.
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Internship: We are seeking a summer intern to write about foreign affairs for The Economist.
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Isn't Deadmau5 picking a beef with someone on Twitter that you could write about instead?
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I'm in love with trying to write about awe because it makes so little sense.
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Grade: C Grierson & Leitch write about the movies regularly and host a podcast on film.
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There's too much to say, but I do want to write about my little finger.
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I personally don't believe that someone who is not black can't write about black women.
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It's a very good idea to let time pass before you write about something personal.
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Lee Daniels and his co-creator, Danny Strong, wanted to write about art and creativity.
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But it seems to me that it's impossible to write about people without the political.
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According to the outlet, Janet Summers initially took to Facebook to write about the fire.
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By comparison, most brokers or lenders, on average, write about A$4 million a month.
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He doubts he will ever again write about small towns with the same unblinking realism.
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In the book, you write about the car as if it were a social problem.
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There have been plenty of conservatives who write about the histories of their own movement.
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How could she write about how I felt when I was growing up in Steinbach?
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Ultimately I will write about where they get in and where they decide to go.
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And this may be the last time I write about Yahoo as a standalone company.
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You write about your disillusionment with the Catholic Church in your book ''Take a Stand.
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In fact at the outset, he made it a point to not write about it.
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Well, I write about transgressive relationships and transgressive behavior as though it were entirely acceptable.
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I always thought I'd never have to be the first person to write about anything.
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At this point in my career, there are few things that I won't write about.
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You write about loving directors and working with Allison Anders on Grace of My Heart.
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The material of who I am is much more engaging and interesting to write about.
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You write about how LGBTQ environments are not always the most welcoming to undocumented people.
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In his column at the Folha de São Paulo, Gullar continued to write about art.
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In the first one you write about a certain person you never deign to name.
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Well, there's no way to write about American politics without writing about race and gender.
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If someone doesn't write about it and debunk it, they will think that it's true.
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That's all I write about, that's all I'm interested in writing about at this point.
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Political reporters want to write about the president and the Supreme Court, not state government.
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The fact is people need stuff to write about and it's hard, particularly in food.
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But I just felt the pull to write about it, and make it super personal.
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Did you always plan to write about your struggles with addiction once your career ended?
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So when I had the chance to write about Fabric, I decided it was time.
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"I never consciously decided that from now on I'll just write about Baltimore," she said.
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I can write about my culture and religion because I am a product of both.
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For every person we decide to write about there are innumerable others we decide against.
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Power is ideally placed to write about the clash between moral imperatives and political necessities.
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We would talk and debate about physics, and about how best to write about it.
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It was grim when I visited nearly two years ago to write about the situation.
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They'll write about the "media apocalypse" of 2018 and we stand back ... It wasn't bad.
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Select one and write about how it illustrates the value of lifelong or intergenerational learning.
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So that, for the record, is why I hardly ever talk or write about population.
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There is no shortage of fascinating people to write about, only limited time and space.
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One thing we share in common is love for the art forms we write about.
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The week started out promisingly enough for journalists hoping for something new to write about.
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What right do composers have to write about things like consent and the refugee crisis?
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Given that you write about the books industry, how do you prefer to read books?
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Who better to write about what they're going through than the people going through it?
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My intent was to write about somebody torn up from the roots they come from.
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When I set out to write about pirates, that's not what I had in mind.
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RI: Yes of course, as I want to write about and do exhibitions with them.
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I know when I write about him, or when the traffic ... He does good traffic.
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Mr. Lazonick, an economist, and Mr. Jacobson, a journalist, write about industrial policy and economics.
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A great thing about being a journalist is getting paid to write about your passion.
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So dumping Lewandowski, embarrassing as it was, gave the media something else to write about.
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Fill it up with your explorations, goals, and whatever else you're inspired to write about.
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Tonight, when I write down my three moments of joy, I will write about this.
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Something I struggled with in the book is: How do I write about aggrieved millionaires?
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Opportunities to write about American whiskey have grown well beyond trade journals like Whisky Advocate.
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I often write about food, which people think means celebrating the delicious — and that's true.
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I might have gone on to find some justification for continuing to write about patients.
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"Write about it fast because it won't last long," Flake told reporters at the Capitol.
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" Frost answered, "The trouble with you, Wallace, is that you write about bric-a-brac.
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And remember: You can write about any of them, or anything else published on NYTimes.
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Select one image and write about how it reveals the city's commitment to biking. 6.
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Seasonal suggestions for things to read, watch, write about and create, for students and teachers.
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Only Flynn, Bannon, Cohen and Gates appear to have given Mueller more to write about.
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A month earlier, Jude and his classmates had been asked to write about their fears.
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For more, Charles Blow, Nick Kristof and the Editorial Board all write about Russia today.
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The era that Reece and Jennings write about represents an early heyday of American idealism.
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A similarly vanguardist outlook characterized almost all the places that Reece and Jennings write about.
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I'd rather buy a regional bank or a major that I write about for ActionAlerts.
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If you study and write about happiness as I do, you become attuned to patterns.
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How did you realize that you were a productive person who should write about productivity?
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I had already decided that I would not write about Gerald Foos under these restrictions.
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When poets write about their past, they sometimes exclude their shaping hand from the picture.
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I want to ask you about professional wrestling, something you write about in the book.
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Does this look like a video you would watch if we didn't write about it?
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Some of the things you write about, they still feel like conventional ideas about luck.
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When I went into this project, I didn't expect that I would write about guards.
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And so I feel like I have to only write about tech, whereas if you read my blog in the early days, I would write about food or movies or music ... You had a really good post about garbage collection, in ... Was it Shanghai?
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"We're also a threat to them because we write about the truth — we write about their hidden activities and hidden goals," Huld said, adding that journalists were sounding the alarm about the dangers of the rising far-right long before the authorities started taking notice.
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It seems like getting access to write about RT and Sputnik, which is their sub-brand.
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The Appalachian Trail is physically very grueling, but it is also awfully hard to write about.
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We listened to our fans and what they wanted to hear us sing and write about.
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That said, all the amazing outfits that she&aposs worn they never write about at all.
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Those are great questions, and I hope to write about them in a past future posting.
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A huge loss of a person who shaped and changed the way we write about food.
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He figured it was better to show what they were doing rather than write about it.
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Hovaghimian figures the same ethos will compel people to write about what's happening down the street.
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You write about these things and how many people actually get around to reading the book?
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When we write about more typical everyday shootings, those articles get fewer readers and overall interest.
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Those are not the types of things that I wanted to write about, let alone celebrate.
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This is especially true of journalists and commentators with public platforms who write about controversial topics.
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Or maybe I'm more likely to feel this way because I still primarily write about television.
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I'll be upfront: I've been looking for an excuse to write about Schitt's Creek all season.
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We write about the shortcomings of the Left because they're more likely to listen to us.
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Because if you do, the survivors will write about what we do here for 10,000 years.
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And one of the reasons it's important to write about that is because it silences women.
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That silence is symptomatic of the political failure that motivates me to write about this issue.
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How do you know what you're writing about if you don't know what to write about?
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In other words, Netflix wants to pay you to watch their content and write about it.
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At an absurdly young age, I even conned someone into paying me to write about them.
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There are heroic operations I write about, and there are still heroic operations going on today.
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My editor asked me to write about nature in this post, which is hard for me.
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And in a sense I am, except the places that I write about don't really exist.
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Lawrence plays a writer who wants to travel there and back, and write about the experience.
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"I was completely obsessed with just talking about her, wanting to write about her," she remembers.
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We've always been driven to write about things that have impacted us and moved us deeply.
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It's hard to know what to write about Joe Biden that hasn't already been said before.
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Even if I wasn't necessarily going to write about it explicitly, I wanted to be informed.
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Jimmy Song and Christopher Bouzy both have histories with bitcoin development and regularly write about cryptocurrency.
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But, if I was honest with myself, I knew what I wish they'd write about me.
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I do think that an incredibly helpful way to process trauma is to write about it.
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Also, the iMac Pro is now available to order and Dieter got to write about it.
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"I said I'd like to write about cricket, like the county championships in England," Baskin said.
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He flew three times to India, his ancestral home, to write about its culture and politics.
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In fact, she wanted to do what I'm doing now: write about people with cooler jobs.
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You didn&apost write about it here in this book because you said it&aposs classified.
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"That's just what I know so it's easier to write about it for me," Coffey says.
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Subramaniam updated the post to write about the criticism she was facing about publicly shaming someone.
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In the book you write about the idea of a "sense of entitlement" in music listeners.
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When I started watching last night's episode, I thought I knew exactly what to write about.
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Then, I did a piece ... This is getting back to how did I write about technology.
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A while back I reached out to Rachel to ask her permission to write about her.
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But he kept going, undeterred in his quest to write about the suffering of his city.
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"In some ways, writing about 1954 was an interesting way to write about 2018," he said.
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Write about technology for any amount of time and you'll get run through the hype wringer.
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"Writing a song isn't hard when you know what you want to write about," he says.
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Not only did Richa not forget, but she began to talk and write about emotional wellness.
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It had specific demands, unlike some of the utopian squats you write about in the book.
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I thought it was 78 cents — what white women earn — because that's what people write about.
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It's the sort of thing I like to play, to write about, and even to make.
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But I really wanted to write about how quickly and entirely we can fall for someone.
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Then, Grammer guides participants as they write about their life -- often incorporating music beats and poetry.
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So the way we should regard him, the way we should write about him, should change.
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I tend to write about travel and baking, and even those topics garnered me hate mail.
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You write about a "braided relationship" between a person's political philosophy and his or her sensibility.
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So you end up having ... I write about a guy in the book named Sean Hinton.
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They scoff at the thought that I could write about TV and get paid for it.
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If you're going to write about a writer, why wouldn't you write mostly about their career?
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The one about Charles Darwin being told to write about pigeons instead, because everybody loves pigeons.
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Liberals who write about poverty sometimes ignore self-destructive behaviors, while conservatives sometimes see nothing else.
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But Bialik admits that one of the most difficult chapters to write about was male culture.
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You write about him in such an excited tone, highlighting his bad behavior and rudeness. Rubbish!
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Pritchard told the newspaper teams to write about how Trump's "assault" on journalism impacts their communities.
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" She adds: "You write about the disadvantages of being a woman, but I've only found advantages!
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Not that New Yorkers can't write about Nebraska, but here, that particular worldview colors the story.
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That's what makes us special and unusual, and I think that's why people write about us.
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She was a trailblazing columnist who changed the way we look at -- and write -- about politics.
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I had to write about her entry into the New York City Porn and Film Festival.
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I write about Puerto Rico today just as Hamilton wrote about St. Croix in his time.
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Rohingya cannot write about last year's violence or why they were arrested, Red Cross officials say.
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I was not going to write about a struggle with cancer because it was no struggle.
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I actually wanted to ask you about that tape and the way you write about it.
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Now I am a travel writer and get paid to write about the places I visit.
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I wanted to write about football, but about Japanese football in Spanish, to cover this niche.
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Also, my personal faith has grown since Abi's death, which is something I also write about.
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When I wrote Coal Black Mornings that was exactly what I didn't want to write about.
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Sports media is trained to focus on athletes, to write about what happens on the field.
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But I try to write about things I do enjoy, and things I'm going to enjoy.
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He is a cultural phenomenon, and so it is within our mandate to write about him.
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And when we journalists write about schools (or most anything else), we often emphasize the negative.
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After Mnuchin is given the money, then we're going to write about it in a report.
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So we tend to write about trends, not single events, and people, not just their accomplishments.
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We are just beginning now to figure out how to write about, and for, young people.
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There's a mantra among reporters who have to regularly write about space exploration: It's never aliens.
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Oliver has been pressing me for some time to write about his experiences and his advocacy.
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We would write about malaria and other relatively easy-to-treat but still extremely deadly diseases.
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Wow, the more I listen to this and write about it the more hype I'm getting.
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All of this makes for interesting copy for those of us who write about the church.
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Some subject matter you might write about in a column then might appear in a song.
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"People say, write what you know, but it's really, write about what obsesses you," she said.
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But again, the news media did not write about his health until after he left office.
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Select one and write about how it exemplifies the hopes, fears and changes in revolutionary Sudan?
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Many signed over the full $100 donation regardless of what they were assigned to write about.
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And I wanted to write about women as well, because women have been rather under-represented.
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You all think that — that's what you write about, that's the message you send out there.
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Do you think there'll be an opportunity and a reason to write about non-political stuff?
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In graduate school, I tried to write about it, but I couldn't recall anything that happened.
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These nuances are hard for academics to communicate and equally hard for journalists to write about.
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One of the things you write about in the book is this, you had your list.
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"You cannot write about what people are really like without making a political adjudication," she said.
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"I had no idea what I wanted to write about" in the essay, Ms. Fogelson said.
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Of course, reporters should write about all the holes in the policy proposals of the candidates.
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And really, I could write about anything, business, politics, American life ... What was your favorite subject?
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)I often -- way too often -- write about mass shootings across the country.
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"Write about how they're being lied to," one social science professor instructed me at the reception.
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It relies on a network of unpaid student journalists who write about youth and campus culture.
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We have many opportunities to write about things we like and express ourselves in creative formats.
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So, I write about people of color, specifically women of color, just because I have to.
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Here was a thing I loved, and the field was wide open to write about it.
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I went to Melbourne to write about Ben Shewry, one of the nation's most lauded chefs.
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Book reviewers like me can talk about themselves as much as the books we write about.
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But writers' rooms have often struggled to write about the topic in a nuanced, realistic way.
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I write about it on this site often, and own a ton of it at home.
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They write about miscarriages and sexual assault; feeling trapped in marriages and being rejected by parents.
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The L.A. Times "will continue to write about the issue on our own schedule," Goldberg wrote.
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Running for president and forcing a whole bunch of poor interns to write about it 13.
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But some of my colleagues write about how to improve your health and lives in general.
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Some of the things that have happened to me are too good not to write about.
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WM: And I mostly write about how movies and popular culture and such relate to humans!
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Whenever I write about these issues, people write to me to ask what the solution is.
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You engaged in sex work to earn money for your transition, which you write about frankly.
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Plus, it gives policy reporters lots to write about, and intrepid readers plenty to read about.
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" His interviewer on chat show 'This Morning' asked: "What are you going to write about us?
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Searching for a thesis topic his senior year, he decided to write about the Federal Reserve.
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Write about your worst gift-giving — or receiving — stories, and reflect on why they went awry.
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Even if there was anything to write about them in the tabloids, Alwyn wouldn't read it.
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Agony aunts That's not to say all the authors write about such serious or divisive issues.
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My editors asked me to write about what I thought at the end of the reporting.
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I didn&apost write about investing either, on my own blog or for my freelance clients.
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It was extremely cathartic to write about, especially given how private I had kept those feelings.
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I write about privacy as a journalist and even I rarely bother to read those policies.
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It was as if my photographs had been slowly showing me how to write about loss.
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We are careful how we write about polls, and poll results don't dictate our coverage decisions.
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"It's hard for a Buddhist teacher to really go there and write about sex," he said.
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"I wanted everybody in the world to write about this" and stop Mr. Kelly, he added.
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The updates we write about our lives are always incomplete because there is an untold story.
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At least the two of them were treating what they write about like it's actually important.
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Later Vanderbilt would write about the son she famously lost to suicide in the late 1980s.
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He wanted to see inside a union factory so he could write about it, he said.
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Kanye explaining the length and size of a phantom dick Kanye likes to write about fucking.
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But you wanted ABC to write about the fact that you were using the platform. Absolutely.
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I write about Sandy Kurtzig, who is the first woman to take a tech company public.
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But the best part of these lists is reading powerful people write about other powerful people.
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Disruptions As a columnist who tests a lot of technology, I often write about my own experiences.
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He was a trailblazer and he really did change the way that we all write about food.
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But smoke is as hard to write about as it is to capture with a butterfly net.
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Popular fashion and art magazines write about zines, and even give suggestions about how to make them.
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VICE: Beyond knowing that people like reading about sex, why did you pick Playboy to write about?
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For Glover the solution was simple: Black people have to write about the experiences of Black people.
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Of the three factors I'm going to write about here, this is perhaps the most easily solved.
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To be interested in something — and hence to write about it — is to be between, in flux.
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Again, no reason to make gay references if you want to write about McCain and Bush. pic.twitter.
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The third group also had to write about the divorce, but were turned it into a story.
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But I did not need my education to educate myself on the things that I write about.
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"My fear is you're gonna miss an amazing news window to write about Trump's taxes," Baquet said.
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Valeri tried to write about what happened on TripAdvisor, but it was reportedly deemed "hearsay" and removed.
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In my personal time, I love to write about culture, so this opportunity sounds incredible to me.
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To me, it's been very interesting to write about its mythic overtones, and I really enjoy that.
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My diet is very similar to the "Happy Gut" diet that I write about in the book.
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"It's in our television, it's in our social media, it's what you guys write about," Refn says.
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"I was looking for a topic that would allow me to write about these things," he says.
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At some point I guess I will have to write about how this corrodes the learning environment.
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It's something of a cliché to write about how high the stakes are in an upcoming election.
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Personally, I'm sick of the Sanders/Clinton thing; I didn't want to write about it for today.
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In short, she has had the type of career many girls write about wanting in their diaries.
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I'm sure the women who were excluded noticed, yeah, but did the write about it that much?
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I had a couple shows with no pills at all, and people would still write about them.
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What was that one called, Thread ... you showed it to me, you made me write about it.
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And many stories are produced by amateurs with no real expertise in the topics they write about.
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I wanted to not only write about that in the book, but have the book be that.
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BROADLY: How did you first notice "marketplace feminism," and why did you decide to write about it?
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And a better version is on the way, so I thought I should write about my experience.
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This may well be so—though you cannot assume that all women want to write about women.
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I don't necessarily endorse all of them, but I like to try them and write about them.
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I don't feel obligated to write about most of them because most of them aren't that great.
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I wanted to write about these places in a way that covers that whole spectrum of possibilities.
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You write about different things, you talk about different things but there are a lot of similarities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Robert Bresson was not the first director to write about film.
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You write about going on a retreat with Ram Dass and the two of you barely talked.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. My name is John Doran and I write about music.
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