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In doing so, the review’s authors obliquely recommend psychological therapies as the only choice for trans youth in the U.K.

If she wins in November, her presidency would be historic for the many communities who identify with her and what she represents, even obliquely.

But think about the other thing that was stated bluntly and obliquely.

Angelina Jolie swooped into town for “Maria,” an obliquely chilly biopic about the final days of waning opera great Maria Callas that sits uncomfortably next to director Pablo Larraín’s richer “Jackie” and “Spencer.”

A few obliquely say that they contain a “proprietary mushroom blend” or that they are “infused with magic.”