the link leads to a website with a pdf. A working paper. A paper that is not yet subject to peer review or review from the association themselves.

out of how many people? how many people are not getting a raise? and within a year? a year is a really long time.

We don't really hear enough about the severe mental health struggles she has already dealt with.

Trying to pave the way for other gymnasts.

She had a lot of pressure on her shoulders and a lot of other things going on during these Olympics.

She's also an incredible role model for women and has changed the game for so many women athletes.

Once again, she's that good.

It's actually really great to see. Even our role models who seem perfect and so incredible can falter at times.

She so high on this pedestal that the pressure is so high and she can fall so far. Any falter is shocking because she's so perfect. But this is a reminder that she is still human.

Biles is better than the average Olympian. Better than Olympians, that's incredible.

It's a skill that she can definitely do so it's abnormal that she wasn't able to this time.

This has never happened before, kind of a big deal.

She would totally win one, but she could easily get more because she's that good.

This situation doesn't make her any less of an elite athlete. She may be incredible, but she is human and no one is perfect.

She's the real deal. This is not normal so it's completely valid.

This is pretty serious.

Selflessness. She put herself aside because she wanted to make sure her team did as well as they could.

Another Olympic powerhouse, who people really look up to, supports Biles' decision. This break is completely valid and mental health is extremely important for athletes.

She's not quitting, she's taking care of herself and that's an important example to set.

Very neutral title, just the facts.

Once again, it's not about her.

Once again, she wanted to make sure she was at full strength for her team and she didn't want to do anything that would hurt their chances.

She feels guilty for something that isn't her fault. She really cares about her team and their overall score, not just her own. She's not talking about how it affected her scoring, only her team's.

It's not all about her. She knows that.

No interpretation, just what Biles' is saying.

Highlighting the support for her decision because of the importance of mental health.

Simone's own words. Very neutral.

By taking this action, Biles proves even more that she is powerful and a role model.

The people who are reacting negatively aren't thinking of these gymnasts as people. These quotes condemn the people who think like that.

There are people who have never done gymnastics that think that they could do it easily. That's not the case. Only other gymnasts truly understand what she is going through.

By saying "predictable" they are kind of invalidating those people. This isn't something that Biles is just making up and everything that she is going through is real.

Can feed into mental health struggles.

This isn't the first time that this has happened to her. It's totally valid.

It can happen even to the best on the simplest move that you've practiced forever. It's not about the move.

It happens so fast and all you think of is not getting hurt, which can happen very fast and easily in gymnastics.

It's not an uncommon thing, other competitive gymnasts have dealt with it before.

Citing a different article that explains what happened to her in more detail.

She was missed.

Are they trying to seed doubt?

A shocking statement, though a little crass. Could have just said Sunisa Lee right away.

A lot of people don't know what the "Twisties" are but people really like Simone Biles. This headlines is intriguing without placing any assumptions right away.

She's been the star of the game for so long, it's probably exhausting. It's time that she live for herself for a little while.

She needs to put herself first.

She so good she can do an insanely hard move easily, but something went wrong and she wasn't able to do it. A move that she has proven she can easily do.

Doubts of what?

She was supposed to dominate but now she won't.

Something deeper mush be going on. Why would she want the Olympics to be over when it is such a huge honor?

She's incredible.

They didn't get a gold because she wasn't there. She's that good.

She's not out of the game completely.

We don't know what's going on. Normally she is set to win because she is the best, but now nobody knows.

Simply wondering why. Very nuetral.

Mental health is important. Not having solid mental health can lead to injuries, especially in a sport like this. It can quickly become a physical health issue and nobody wants that.

One of the most well-known gymnasts in the world sometimes can't even process twisting. It's scary.

It doesn't matter that it wasn't the gold. She managed to get a bronze (which is not a small thing) while not being at her full potential. That's how good she is.

Dealing with the twisties is something genuinely difficult.

Shocking that it wasn't gold, but not in a bad way.

She was really brave for still competing when she wasn't feeling her best.

The power of really doing it for herself, not for everybody else.

Not the gold metal.

Makes you think of quitting.

This paragraph gives validity to her mental health struggles. But mental health issues don't need to have serious trauma associated with them to be valid.

She is really good at this.

Mentions her calling herself the star and most well-known a couple of times.

Not acknowledging the validity of mental health struggles. Called her performance "disappointing," a direct shot at her.

Now they clarify that the withdrawal was before the issues with the Russian team. The headline still suggests otherwise.

The way that this sentence is formed suggests that only physical injuries are a valid medical issue in this context.

Using "drop out" makes it seem like she was just giving up. It has pretty negative connotations.

This headline makes it seem like Simone Biles withdrew because she was upset about something with the Russians, which is not at all what happened.

She didn't want to ruin the chances her team had for a metal. She gave up her chance to compete again in the Olympics to make sure her teammates were okay.

Even though she wasn't able to be out there and perform for her team, this paragraph shows her unending support. It's not just about her, it's about her team.

This paragraph shows the effect that this block had on Biles and on her whole team as a result. This also shows how important Biles is to the team.

Even though she's struggling she's trying to overcome it.

Struggling with mental health doesn't make her any less of a person. She is still an incredible role-model and an incredible woman.

Once again validates mental health as a serious medical issue to take seriously.

Showing that mental health is important and valid.

She's very accomplished, this is out of ordinary. She has competed in multiple Olympics and this is the first one that she has withdrawn from. Big deal. There may be something seriously wrong.

Using the word "withdraw". You think of someone choosing to not do something for a deeper reason.

giving some context. this isn't coming out of nowhere and really is probably the best choice for her to make.

explaining what happened to her that pushed her to withdraw, feel sympathy for her

she's a powerhouse and this is a bit out of character for her

this paragraph explains what she is potentially missing out on by withdrawing

surrounding the decision with positivity, showing support for it. Pairing it with statements of her being a good role model.

withdrawing is a very neutral word in relation to this

Fall into is emphasizing something physical. These things aren't physical, they exist but on a different plane, but this metaphor emphasizes the urgency of the situation.

These monetary figures are being compared to physical things to emphasize the seriousness.

The opinons of other people are being cited the most

The president is specifically focusing on the conflicts between the two parties instead of his actual campaign because people care about conflict and winning.

full on tactic that these advisors use to get people to vote the people they work for.

this story is also about timeliness because she posted on twitter on October 17th and this story was written on October 17th so this is very fresh.

this is a big deal because she is a broadway icon, this would be considered a story of prominence. she is very well-known within the broadway world so hearing that she gave up her card and quite possibly her ability to ever appear on a broadway stage again is shocking

they say "likely referencing", there is no guarantee that that incident is what made her make the choice to relinquish her card.