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Gram used to say that you should never ask women to conform their figures to fashion but rather bring fashion to the figure.

The task before both governments is therefore not to de-politicize but rather bring these groups into the political arena, as India did with Nepal's Maoists, ensuring their investment in the state by forcing them to take it over.

"You don't want to give it an unsuitable surface, but rather bring it to its best state," said Mr. Goldrach, who spent years at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Stevens, a Republican judge appointed by a Republican President, brilliantly analyzes the history of the amendment, making it plain that for Scalia, et al., to arrive at their view, they have to reference not the deliberations that produced the amendment but, rather, bring in British common law and lean on interpretations that arose long after the amendment was passed.

That is – Apple Music may not steal Spotify's paying subscribers, but rather bring it more exposure.

The guests don't have to come with answers or checkbooks, but rather bring an open mind and be prepared to make connections with those seated around them.

We aren't acting recklessly, or operating in the gray areas, but rather bringing cases involving real frauds and misconduct and returning funds to victims.

This year's broadcast was cadaverous, a depressing slog through routines that didn't seem spruced-up but rather brought artificially and monstrously back to life.

The bombing halt achieved no breakthrough but rather brought on a period of prolonged bickering between the United States and its South Vietnamese ally about the terms and procedures to govern the talks.

"4000 Miles" is not the kind of theater that sweeps us into a heightened other world, but rather brings us into a rewarding intimacy with the one outside our own front doors.

It's occurred to me that this year's World Economic Forum is not about these issue taken separately, but rather bringing them all into one set of global, moral, and political commitments.