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Taking a break from social media “allows individuals to reorient their lives back to their personal goals rather than what society tells them to want,” Rooney said.

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He’s reoriented the story and its characters around race, and it’s worth mentioning that Bob and Perfidia’s blended family looks a bit like Anderson’s own with wife and actor Maya Rudolph.

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The change would reallocate the Forest Service’s firefighting budget to the new agency and fundamentally reorient its mission to one of extraction and recreation.

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Clubs are hiring managers who believe in it, academies are shaping players to fit it, and football education globally is being reoriented around it.

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And it seems like she knows when it’s a good time to reorient.

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