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Family portrayed as emotionally united and morally committed to honoring the deceased
family inclusion framed as nepotism rather than tradition
Family portrayed as morally compromised and socially ostracized
Family relationships framed as destabilized by professional misconduct
The royal family is portrayed as emotionally fractured, with Harry and William excluded from each other’s lives
family unit portrayed as shattered by internal betrayal
Undermines the family as a safe or trustworthy institution
Family portrayed as collapsing into violence and tragedy
Framed as dysfunctional and emotionally fractured
Victim families framed as excluded from decision-making about trauma and healing
Family portrayed as collapsing into unimaginable violence
Family unit portrayed as collapsing into extreme crisis and violence
Frames the victim’s family as morally exemplary and deserving of collective sympathy and support
Adoptive family unit portrayed as incompetent and overwhelmed
Teacher told colleague he was having 'harmful thoughts' about suffocating baby boy he adopted just …
Adoptive family life is framed as potentially dangerous and unstable
Framed as a destabilizing force in professional life, particularly for women, creating confusion and public controversy
framed as fractured and under suspicion
Family unit portrayed as destabilized by external moral threat
Framing positions the accused’s mother as an outsider undermining justice
Frames the family unit as a site of hidden violence and betrayal
Family framed as陷入 irreversible crisis and dysfunction
Family, particularly motherhood, framed as corrupt and deceptive
Family portrayed as a site of crisis and moral failure
Family portrayed as isolated in grief, dealing with fragmented remains and difficult personal decisions
Family portrayed as emotionally and physically shattered by tragedy
Wilson’s same-sex family and impending birth are highlighted to evoke inclusion and social legitimacy
Families (whānau) portrayed as failed by the system and left vulnerable
Portrays the family unit as violently ruptured and betrayed
Family portrayed as unstable and in crisis
Framing family members as suspicious and adversarial rather than grieving
Family portrayed as excluded from truth and justice process
Frames the family unit as a site of extreme betrayal and violence
The family unit is framed as a source of danger and moral failure
Frames victim’s family as deeply wronged and morally included in the justice process
Families, especially parents, framed as now included and empowered in medical decision-making
Family portrayed as protective and central to care
Framing traditional family legacy as a source of national and personal stability
Framing the family unit as fractured and unsafe
Family unit portrayed as thrust into crisis by state action
framing the idea of 'family away from home' as tragically violated
Zoe Kravitz framed as excluded from Harry’s family circle due to lack of social media validation
family unit portrayed as fractured and excluded by trauma
Framing a family unit as collectively implicated in criminality
Family portrayed as failing when maintained for structural reasons
Family portrayed as being in crisis due to emotional dysfunction
The family unit portrayed as under ideological strain and crisis
Families are implicitly framed as excluded from school safety protections, left unaware and vulnerable
family unit portrayed as morally protected and under attack
Pet-owning family portrayed as emotionally harmed but morally central and deserving of sympathy
First cousins are being included in a meaningful process of familial recognition and closure
Sister-in-law framed as a hostile adversary within the family
Sister-in-law framed as an excluded, disruptive outsider
Family member framed as deceitful and manipulative
Family portrayed as a source of conflict and crisis
Victim family portrayed as morally central and emotionally deserving of inclusion
Family relationships portrayed as destabilized and in crisis due to medical betrayal
family portrayed as deliberately excluded from care decisions
Families portrayed as excluded from end-of-life decisions
Deceased’s biological family framed as rightful heirs and victims of external claim
Families navigating mental health crises are portrayed as deserving of privacy and protection
Traditional family structures are framed as adversarial to women's autonomy
Haitians, Syrians aren't the only immigrants watching US Supreme Court arguments on temporary status
TPS termination is framed as harmful to family stability and intergenerational security
Portrays the victim’s family as isolated and unprotected by institutions in the aftermath of trauma
Family portrayed as in emotional crisis and dysfunction
Parents framed as potentially neglectful rather than facing systemic barriers
framing the victim’s family as deeply wronged and deserving of societal inclusion and protection
The Beckham family is portrayed as prioritizing image and profit over authentic family bonds
Families of seafarers are portrayed as isolated, anxious, and excluded from resolution efforts
High childcare costs are framed as harmful to family formation and well-being
The family unit is framed as a site of lethal danger rather than safety
Co-parenting and family life undermined by focus on sexual identity
Family portrayed as destabilized by shocking internal rupture
Families and guardians framed as excluded from protective oversight in public institutions
Family portrayed as fractured and emotionally strained
Family is portrayed as a protected and central priority
Family is portrayed as being used instrumentally, not genuinely prioritized
The Phillips whānau are portrayed as generous, culturally grounded, and socially integrated through their gesture of koha
Framing suggests the family unit was infiltrated and betrayed, undermining its role as a safe space
Framed as being in marital crisis and emotional turmoil
Framing families as failing or irresponsible rather than supported
marriage portrayed as a crisis marked by control and embarrassment
Marriage portrayed as dysfunctional and abusive
Family presence framed as a sign of withdrawal and emotional isolation
Victims’ family bond emphasized to evoke sympathy and moral condemnation
Family portrayed as fractured and under public siege
The family is framed as isolated and under suspicion rather than primarily as victims
Family portrayed as excluded and targeted under truancy enforcement
Family unit portrayed as inherently dangerous and unstable due to parental actions
Framing the family unit as being in crisis and emotional turmoil
The family of Tom Phillips framed as excluded from key information disclosures
Victim's family portrayed as morally included and deserving of solidarity
Framing the family as emotionally and socially endangered by false abuse allegations
Families of victims in tragedy framed as marginalised and emotionally burdened, with implied exclusion from public healing
Family is portrayed as under severe emotional and structural strain due to incarceration
Family portrayed as emotionally and financially endangered by corporate rigidity
Family unity is portrayed as being undermined by immigration enforcement
Frames the victim's family as emotionally isolated and abandoned by safety and normalcy
Family portrayed as fractured and in ongoing public crisis
The family is portrayed as victimized and deserving of public sympathy and inclusion
Son framed as exploiting familial trust for financial gain