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• Jack wants the opportunity to go out and reframe the issue.
• Then I try to reframe these problems as not being medical.
• Recovery encourages members to cognitively reframe their experiences using several techniques.
• We want to reframe the debate for the 21st century.
• What mediators really often try to do is to reframe the conflict,
• Abortion proponents need to cool down the rhetoric and reframe the debate.
• Two editors, DoubleBlue, sought to reframe the question.
• Enlightened, Claire was able to reframe her requests.
• We look within our own collection first whenever we decide to reframe something,
• _REFRAME THE PROCESS . Negotiators are not equally adept in all settings.
• This idea was developed further into the Disrupt-Then-Reframe technique.
• Mongo's attempt to reframe it, below, is not accurate.
• Museumgoers may wonder why Varnedoe is going to such lengths to reframe these paintings.
• We need to reframe the concept of success.
• Reframe the situation, Potter said.
• Therapeutic Jurisprudence also has been applied in an effort to reframe the role of the lawyer.
• I've left out ones where I was confused / could not reframe the sentence.
• It's possible that things will become clearer if you reframe what you are doing.
• But Republicans are already working to reframe the issue as one of economic security and national sovereignty.
• The Clinton administration has used Lewinsky cleverly to reframe the entire premise of Starr's investigation.