This is one of Clinton's favorite rhetorical techniques, the false dichotomy: setting up a choice that, when you really think about it, doesn't answer anything.
Nonconsensual pornography happens to women, men, and children, and in contradiction to the false dichotomy you set up between "celebrity sex tapes" and "revenge porn" in your statement, it happens to famous people too.
The dichotomy between the two set up by the religious anti-choice faction is a false and dangerous one.
If Boeing shares keep sliding today, that could set up a dichotomy like the one we saw last week in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average where Boeing is a prominent member moves out of sync with the S&P 500 Index.
On American policy toward China, he set up a dichotomy of engagement or isolation, which doesn't help explain how to handle problems, such as arms proliferation and Taiwan.
The initial Muslim-Jewish conflict narrative "served to set up the dichotomy between good and evil, between Israel, on the one hand, and the Islam on the other," Adina Holtzman, assistant director of research at the Anti-Defamation League, thed the paper.
Beyond plot points, phrases such as "In the heart of all men lies sleeping the love of order ... ...... and speaking of McGregor, "His body shook with the strength of his desire to end the vast disorder of life", among others also work to set up the dichotomy of order and chaos.
The worst criticism was being set up as a dichotomy to Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In.
The new rules thus set up a nice dichotomy with the American takeover scheme.
But professional mathematicians say the activists have set up a false dichotomy between conceptual understanding and basic skills.
