In this chapter, we introduce some examples of how to think about certain risk related problems by using a "FAIR frame of mind".
"I don't think it's fair to frame what the odds are on that," Reese said of Manningham.
Presumably with that in mind, Mr. Yellen -- who has written about his obsession with collectibles and memorabilia that bring back the Fair -- frames the musical with the cover of Life, which covered New York at work and at play, in the words of one of Mr. Yellen's lyrics.
But that's not quite fair since, framed as a series of letters to everyone from Madonna to her dead father, Dear Fatty is also the most unusual celebrity memoir of the year, which manages to combine laugh-out-loud observational comedy with cringeworthy intimacies, in a writing style so haphazard that it just has to be for real.
Twenty years on is a fair time frame for enjoying these slow-evolving wines maybe even a bull's-eye.
If it doesn't move and is relatively 2D, it's fair game for framing.
With her dark bob, fair skin, slender frame, and billboard smile, Nora had a Louise beauty-ish beauty.
The declaration committed North Korea and Russia to the boilerplate language of Russian foreign policy, the "formation of a new fair world order" framed by international law and beyond the domination of any single power.
For a balanced analysis of the civil rights issues that should be considered in framing a fair, safe, common sense gun control policy, see this article.
Robert D. Reischauer, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office, said Mr. Gore's point is fair if the time frame is decades.
