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The first movement is often treated as a tone poem.
New music is often treated as a novelty act.
Access to information is a human right, but it is often treated as a privilege.
It is often treated as a tragedy — as the act of a self-abasing alcoholic.
She is often treated as a character, the art world's favorite naughty old lady.
Economist John Philpott said: "Within the current EU 'stay or leave', migration is often treated as a bad news issue.
Beauty is often treated as an essentially feminine subject, something trivial and frivolous that women are excessively concerned with.
When he appears at political debates, he is often treated as an unexpected dinner guest -- someone who is greeted with courtesy but who everyone wonders why he is there.
This is often treated as an attack on Emeny, but that is to ignore the last line of the description: "In the final reckoning he probably sent back sounder information than the rest of us".
The field goal — snap, hold and kick take about 1.2 seconds — happens so swiftly and with such regularity, it is often treated as an afterthought, both omnipresent and overlooked.
The notorious X Portfolio resulting from this foray is often treated as an anomalous subset within the artist's larger body of work, consisting mostly of classical nudes, flower studies and celebrity portraits (select flowers would come to form a Y Portfolio, select black nudes a Z), usually for the purpose of minimizing the disruption to an otherwise robustly healthy artistic career.
