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A further possible implication is to learn from the response to international terrorism, so as to inform the way that tobacco marketing can be reframed as a serious threat to the social and economic well-being of individual countries and to international social and economic development.

I think they did a good job of capturing that memories can be reframed.

When viewed on an iPad — the box's dimensions are in direct proportion to the device — the dances can be reframed to confound the viewer's sense of orientation.

Local victories will be both limited and fragile unless the national agenda can be reframed through a progressive multicultural vision of nationhood.

I admit it, saying "blockchain and bitcoin is the wave of the future" sounds so much better, but perhaps if the semantics can be reframed, the no-coiners might have their epiphany.

Typically, your excuses can be reframed in a positive manner.

However, if the issue can be reframed, shall we say, the regulations could be a lot more effective.

The idea that MUN only concerns dialogue can be reframed by complementing dialogue with initiatives that enable young people to contribute to their local and international communities.

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"Something you may have previously pushed away, because it was too hard to think about [or hit] too close to home," can be reframed as a nonthreatening way to think about behaviour.

Lifestyle changes also can be reframed not only as preventing chronic diseases but also as reversing the progression of these illnesses -- i.e., as intensive non-surgical, non-pharmacologic interventions.