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And Amazigh cultural and political leaders have framed a set of public demands for a postconflict Libya.

The Olmsted plan would have framed a still-living river with a wide band of parks and wetlands and set aside 70,000 acres of open space for public use.

They might have framed a more challenging question for the president.

The two of us and our respective organizations -- the Independent Voter Project and IndependentVoting.org -- have framed a new paradigm for political reform.

The negative assault on Romney -- including attacks on his time at Bain, offshore accounts and his refusal to release his personal tax records -- have framed a picture for swing voters that isn't pretty.

If we can flip that default on its head and make community-based solutions easily available and the first choice for police, prosecutors, and judges across the country, we will have framed a positive vision for the future and successfully transformed justice in America.

A third case from twenty years ago, in which a colleague of Rebus's may have framed an innocent man, has been revived by media interest.

More than half had framed a prognosis in a more positive light than was warranted.

They had framed a lot of the posters on all four edges in silvery duct tape, and that made him easier to spot.

Someone had framed a man for murder, so he used his strength and intelligence to solve the case as efficiently as possible, and that was it.

In Britain, Haroun's case has framed a heated political debate over whether refugees should be welcomed or stopped from coming.