The US was alert to the threat, framing the insurgency as part of the "global war on terror".
To meet such threats, he framed a policy statement in 1904 that became known as the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.
He brushes off threats from other frame makers, like Pandigital, CEIVA, Coby and Digital Spectrum, saying, "They won't make this leap into widgets".
Liam Esler, video game producer and writer, doesn't believe that Pokémon Go represents any sort of unique threat, and that framing it as uniquely different than any other free app shows a lack of understanding about how free apps work.
Gulf rulers frame the threat as a terrorism problem that the international community should confront kinetically and ideologically.
The series All Eyes On Me, contains 40 consecutive two-dimensional images of a black teenager wearing a black hat and ski mask in daylight, as his pupils gather in the corner of his eyes, training themselves on something perhaps a threat?—outside of the frame.
Their victories in the framing wars have inevitably led to a crucial electoral victory and to a Supreme Court death threat to democracy itself, framed as free speech.
There is another problem with framing the threat as "global".
Mr. Giuliani often frames the threat of terrorism in graphically personal terms, telling crowds that Islamic extremists "hate you" and want to come to the United States and "kill you".
Administration officials, including Obama, began to avoid the very mention of climate change threats, opting instead to frame the issue in terms of the economic opportunities created by clean energy industries such as solar and wind power.
