When we have the power to create our own images en masse, we have the power to create a new narrative - one that flies in the face of what the mainstream would like us to look and act like.
But the notion that all female Clinton supporters became "angry white women" once their candidate lost — to the hysterical extreme where even lifelong Democrats would desert their own party en masse — is itself a sexist stereotype.
But there's a danger that allowing people to start building their own homes en masse could leave a blot on the landscape, they warn.
Machine learning made Netflix possible; drawing users in with costly popular shows and keeping them hooked with less expensive, often overlooked, shows was a core thesis for the company — at least until it started creating its own content en masse.
"Millions of Soviet servicemen knew SMERSH not as a successful fighter against German spies (the public mandate at the time), but rather as a brutal organization that arrested its own servicemen en masse on mostly false accusations of treason, espionage, ant-Soviet propaganda, and the like," explained Dr. Birstein.
Fruit flies start to transcribe their own genes en masse after completing thirteen rounds of DNA replication.
Croesus recognizes all too well that the U.S. Treasury cannot afford to antagonize China, Japan, Russia, European central banks, and a host of regional banks that own these securities en masse.
The sentences tend to be short on their own, and imagistic en masse.
To be sure, Americans and Brits won't be conducting their own blood oxygen readings en masse any time soon.
The home crowd will turn out en masse for their own team, as they did for Sunday's spectacular opening in Luanda, filling the stadium to capacity.
