But if that's a little specific, let's frame it more broadly: good governments insist on the decent and truthful use of statistics.
Newspapers shifted how they described the online activity, framing it more as a crime, which led to a shift in consumer judgments about the legitimacy of online casinos, especially among nonusers.
Goodell framed it as creating more jobs for players.
While many Democrats wanted the race to be a referendum on Trump, Republican ads framed it in a more traditional way: as a race between a conservative Republican and a liberal Democrat.
One thing I particularly appreciated was that if I inquired about some seemingly outrageous statement he made in the past, he didn't deny it or try to frame it in some more palatable way; he would actually expand upon it.
I thought about changing it altogether, or at least doing variations on it, but then I thought that it might be more effective to use this weird situation I've found myself in in order to speak out about the issues that it's brought up, and try and frame it in a more positive way".
With a glimmer of the big, unwieldy story she wanted to tell but no set method of how to frame it, Ms. Wilkerson interviewed more than 1,200 people whose lives had followed the same basic pattern: early years in the South followed by relocation in either the North or the West.
As a material for a bicycle frame, it makes more sense than it sounds.
In that same time frame, it received more than $831 million nationwide, much of it from the Department of Homeland Security.
(Later, though, he frames it in more demotic terms: "The concert is an excuse for everyone to talk to each other, get together, sleep with each other, hold each other, and get very stoned").
