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And to arm them, in turn, with an encouraging environment that aims to reframe the way accessibility is often understood.

Meanwhile, the RSF and affiliated social media accounts began seeking to reframe the narrative.

He added, "These findings reframe what we think this medication is doing. It is labelled as a weight loss jab but its benefits for the heart are not directly related to the amount of weight lost. In fact it is a drug that directly affects heart disease and other diseases of aging."

But during an off-day workout, the club tried to rebound from that disappointment and reframe the downtrodden mindset that permeated the clubhouse after Game 5.

Organized by Dan Nadel, Laura Phipps, Scott Rothkopf and Elisabeth Sussman with Kelly Long and Rowan Diaz-Toth, the show makes a bold attempt to reframe the artistic history of one of America’s most turbulent decades, arguing in the exhibition texts that “surreal tendencies were among the most important forces shaping contemporary art across the United States” in that period, and that “artists from diverse backgrounds took license from the wildness of the Surrealist imagination to express the psychosexual, fantastical, spiritual, strange and revolutionary qualities of their time.”