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You might think this is a small thing, but I think it's important, because it sets a tone and it reinforces the dangerous idea that politics is a spectator sport.
And it also reinforces this idea of the gates.
Each time it goes to the object, it reinforces that obsession or that annoyance.
And we also know that when we're invited to wear our natural hair in the workplace, it reinforces that we are uniquely valued and thus helps us to flourish and advance professionally.
I'm not going to say that you can't sing that song, but if you are going to sing that song, I do need you to understand the extremely problematic gender construct that it reinforces."
This new growth also reinforces the cell wall by going against the grain of the existing wall.
King himself made a cameo in the movie (sort of like Dave Barry), which reinforces my belief that authors should stay just that: authors.
The plot is weak, and the fake accents are amusing, and it reinforces the stereotypical image that all Texans are beer drinking, honky-tonkin', rednecks.
Worst of all, it reinforces every negative stereotype about 20-something dating, even as it purports to celebrate people "finding themselves".
I always found Betsy Drake rather creepy, and this movie reinforces that.
This film certainly reinforces that impression.
Finally, I think the movie reinforces the idea that even apparently nonsensical events do have a structure.
The subplot reinforces the main storyline, but it's a little too much to be believable.
The film unfortunately reinforces the old anti-communist cliché of life in the DDR ('East Germany') as a nightmarish existence under a police state, and we are introduced to that idea early on when the Stasi (the DDR's FBI) come knocking at the door to inquire about one of Brecht's guests, Wolfgang Harich.
Seeing it again only reinforces my opinion that William Holden was one of the truly great actors of the last [!] century.
The CTBT reinforces both nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament, and is essential for global, regional, and national security.
A decisive victory in the fight against Islamist terrorism is possible only if that fight serves as a source of unity in Europe, one that reinforces our deep-rooted connections and our shared democratic ideals.
This reinforces the idea that “stimulus” cannot do any good, since workers have as much employment as they want.
Japan’s power and longstanding antagonistic relationship with China reinforces the credibility of Japanese security commitments toward Vietnam and other countries in the region.
I once wrote that “every time a user gets information, it reinforces a little part of the brain that says: ‘It’s good to know things.
It also reinforces the principle of subsidiarity by giving a stronger say to national parliaments.
We want someone who reinforces our identity and tells us who we are.
But, from the Arab perspective this policy reinforces their equating of Zionism to colonialism.
For China and India, that just reinforces their desire to lock up oil supplies from countries outside the Persian Gulf.
(Whether true or not, the allegation that Russia may have managed, using cyber tactics and propaganda, to undermine Western institutions, and even American democracy, merely reinforces this interpretation.)
Reminding voters of the potentially catastrophic cost of being excluded, not just from core parts of the Single Market, but from the vital decision-making structures in the Council of Ministers and the European Central Bank, reinforces what is at stake in a second referendum campaign.
The recent assassination of former Deputy Prime Minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov reinforces this assumption.
“Secular stagnation” and “underconsumptionism” are terms that betray an underlying pessimism, which, by discouraging spending, not only reinforces a weak economy, but also generates anger, intolerance, and a potential for violence.
It reinforces the idea, which has been a defining motivation of my own work leading the Maternal and Child Health Division at icddr,b, that innovators living and working in resource-poor settings are among the best equipped to develop and test cost-effective health solutions.
But addressing such shortcomings by ostracizing legitimate religious-political options merely reinforces jihadist recruiters’ argument that violence is the only way to secure reform.
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