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But if their wages go up by just as much, people tend to “externalize” the increase, feeling they earned it, although in reality the bigger paycheck is largely the result of higher prices — and the resulting ability of employers to pay their employees more.

Under my leadership, this council won’t externalize our policymaking authority.

For Rodrigo, music is a vehicle for “expressing those feelings that are really hard to externalize, or that you feel aren’t societally acceptable to externalize,” she told the New York Times.

It remains to be seen whether these programs—which effectively “externalize” the border by requiring applications and screenings outside of the country—will function as an additional roadblock for those seeking protection.

Some actors know instinctively how at once to internalize and externalize a big Shakespearean role, and Page has gifts — sonorous baritone, love of investigation, heroic bearing — that make him a natural for epic parts.