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Darjeeling, the Sherpas, and Mount Everest make up a triangle that has framed Tenzing's life.

As mayor, Mr. Giuliani continued on with the style that has framed his seven-year tenure.

Between them, these provide a detailed commentary on the key legislation that has framed the development of UK education that is also open to critique and challenge.

Polls suggest that Americans are acutely interested in the health care bill itself, but are not aware, and not really following, the arcane battling that has framed it.

It is hard to believe, at first, that this is the same auditorium that has framed the musical outpouring of the ENO, originally Sadler's Wells Opera, since 1968.

It's the kind of place that has framed pictures of 1950s movie stars on the walls, and Cilla's favourite pink champagne was reportedly waiting for her on ice for her 10pm reservation.

In this wide-ranging narrative, Daniel Rodgers shows how the collective purposes and meanings that had framed social debate became unhinged and uncertain.

It is just in trouble — and by extension, so are the health-insurance markets that have framed their business model around the law.

As a result, scores of accidental killings are not reflected in the official statistics that have framed the debate over how to protect children from guns.

The "ivory crush" capped a year of strong rhetoric from U.S. government and conservation nonprofits that had framed the illegal killing of elephants as a threat to national security — ivory profits, the message has been, fund terror groups.

"Architecture is a banquet," Stern tells me, "and most architects are starving to death". He says that "unlike some of its neighbours now under development", his design "will belong to the family of buildings that have framed Central Park for generations".