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"Dramatizing the question unintentionally gives publicity."
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Dramatizing the impact of suicide through descriptions and pictures of grieving relatives, teachers or classmates or community expressions of grief may encourage potential victims to see suicide as a way of getting attention or as a form of retaliation against others.
Harold Pollack: Don't reward mass murderers with mass publicity Harold Pollack 2011
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"Dramatizing the question unintentionally gives publicity."
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Dramatizing the impact of suicide through descriptions and pictures of grieving relatives, teachers or classmates or community expressions of grief may encourage potential victims to see suicide as a way of getting attention or as a form of retaliation against others.
Harold Pollack: Don't reward mass murderers with mass publicity Harold Pollack 2011
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Dramatizing a real event is about style, compression for time, and serving the narrative.
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Dramatizing Scott's belief that anti-Semitism was a symptom of fascism, Crossfire represents both a powerful warning of the potentially violent consequences of racism and an alternative Americanism that calls upon the United States to live up to its democratic promise, particularly on issues of race.
Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood 2007
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Dramatizing America's colonial and revolutionary years is full of pitfalls and has resulted in many a leaden movie -- from the cartoon buffoons of the musical "1776" to the British-as-mad-fiends hysteria of Mel Gibson's imbecilic "The Patriot."
Are you watching HBO's "John Adams"? Ann Althouse 2008
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Dramatizing, accessorizing and polarizing is what she does best.
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Chapter 1 dives straight into Dilemma, Crisis, Decision & Action and Resolution: Dramatizing a Plot and we're off to a great start despite a chapter heading that should stand as a warning.
Archive 2007-05-27 Rogers 2007
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Chapter 1 dives straight into Dilemma, Crisis, Decision & Action and Resolution: Dramatizing a Plot and we're off to a great start despite a chapter heading that should stand as a warning.
Writing: Writing a Great Movie - Book Review Rogers 2007
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