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He said he understood the logic behind the tariffs — which the government has argued could help bring back manufacturing, reframe trade policy and bring in revenue — and said he hoped the ongoing trade talks were successful.

From MarketWatch

But, in case you find yourself in a similar situation with another friend, who you do want to remain close with, reframe the talk as a problem you can solve together, Abrahams says.

From MarketWatch

Shadeck said it was hard for him to reframe sports contracts on prediction markets as something other than gambling.

From MarketWatch

Her friends urged her to reframe the tin’s meaning: Make it a tool of healing, instead of hurt, they suggested; strip it of its associations with betrayal and embrace it as a symbol of resilience.

From The Wall Street Journal

We can also reframe a situation “to focus on the upside of situations and choices.”

From The Wall Street Journal