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outward

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All the doors open from the middle outward.

The dark comedy shows Trump learning how to trade his morals for an outward appearance of toughness, a deal the doe-eyed mogul-in-waiting is quick to make.

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As a retired psychotherapist who is always balancing looking inward and looking outward, I weigh worst-case scenarios.

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She began her culinary career looking outward, following the trend of prioritizing French and Japanese cooking techniques, until it became clear that there was work to do at home.

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But there is no shortage of psychology in all of this too - and you might need a splash of outward confidence when you have just been knocked off top spot and managed to go backwards.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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