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lens

[lenz] / lɛnz /


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On taking over in 2018, the current president, Elizabeth Alexander, announced that Mellon would view all its giving through the lens of social justice.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Today, Iceworm serves mainly as a historical reminder that the U.S. has often viewed Greenland primarily through a security lens — with limited consideration for Greenlandic political interests,” Nielsen said.

From Los Angeles Times

Researchers on the ground were able to access the room, and found the camera - lens pointed at the bed - hidden in the wall ventilation unit and wired into the building's electricity supply.

From BBC

In a press release, Sky said the show will be "re-imagined through a distinctly British lens", adding that writers for the series will be announced soon.

From BBC

Unusually, Farage seemed uneasy with the lens being turned so sharply on him.

From BBC