I would get angry looking at myself in those awful mirrors every time.
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She also shared a photo of a huge, angry-looking bump by her right eyebrow.
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One of them is carrying stickers of an angry-looking guy who's missing a tooth.
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An angry-looking Mr Trump retorted that Mr Cruz was "misrepresenting" how well he was doing.
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He swipes to an angry-looking fish, spikes studded across its face, and adopts a gravelly voice.
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Chicken and rice, hold the onions (an angry-looking man, cheeks flushed, in a wrinkled blue suit).
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" One features an angry-looking Amy Poehler with the caption, "They're all home with me tomorrow. Again. Really?
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Grumpy Cat — the angry-looking celebrity feline who launched countless internet memes — died on Tuesday.
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Areas of the tongue surface somehow are injured, leaving smooth, red, angry-looking patches amid the tongue's normally velvety pink surface.
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Lovato broke the news on Instagram, sharing a frankly adorable photo of herself being primped by some not-particularly-angry-looking birds.
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Captain Connor gets posthumous credit for the collar in order to placate the powerful interests represented by Ted Levine's marvelously angry-looking Chief Byrnes.
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When I was standing in a circle with a group of other journalists, I noticed an angry-looking man with a giant beard walking by.
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She followed the nurse into the exam room and pulled back her sleeve to reveal the red line, which was now raised and angry-looking.
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With a somewhat cleaner system, my skin care seemed to be working better, too — my angry-looking acne was reduced and my pores definitely looked smaller.
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Since it's classified we don't know much about it, though we do have one of the NRO's intense mission patches — which sports an angry-looking eagle.
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But the regime's television cameras always focus on the front ranks, predictably filled with angry-looking bearded males, chanting and pounding the air with their fists.
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The star posted a close-up shot to Instagram yesterday that showed her sitting in a car looking distressed, with her face covered in a red, angry-looking rash.
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In the video, one very angry-looking man in a mo-cap suit acts out the part of a Great Jargas, moving around on all fours while taking a bite out of another man.
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Cyrus also shared a hilarious shot from her Hannah Montana days, writing, "Me when anyone breathes audibly and disrupts my Real Housewives of Beverly Hills binge," over a photo of an angry-looking Miley Stewart.
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Earlier this week, Kate Boyle was at Macey's Grocery Store in West Jordan, Utah, when she saw an unexpected bottle of soda on the shelf, one that had an angry looking eagle on its label.
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That night, Cyrus also shared a hilarious shot from her Hannah Montana days, writing, "Me when anyone breathes audibly and disrupts my Real Housewives of Beverly Hills binge," over a photo of an angry-looking Miley Stewart.
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But in a late evening television interview, an angry-looking Pena Nieto sought to defend himself against a broad swathe of criticism for his decision to invite the Republican candidate despite his repeated verbal attacks on Mexico.
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That will be decided in places like the huge Bentilee housing estate, built in the 1950s, where at the Hollybush pub two angry-looking dogs pad up and down on a flat roof at the front of the building.
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Definitely not as fast as I used to be 😬 ALSO the reason for the extra 170m was because I had planned to swim 1km but had to 'swerve' out the way of a giant, angry looking swan, haha 😂.
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Clients are mostly millennials in search of a plumper pout, but also include daughters who bring their mothers, wives who bring their husbands, Wall Street bankers keen to banish an angry-looking furrowed brow or drag queens in search of more dramatic cheeks.
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In 2011, Bill Gaytten, replacing the then-disgraced and fired Mr. Galliano, revisited the idea and closed his first collection for Dior couture with Karlie Kloss as a very angry-looking Pierrot in a lilac confetti gown and, yes, yet another white ruff.
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I knew that he was the Mets' ace, big and angry-looking and bearded with the top buttons of his jersey undone, and that for his first pitch of his first World Series, he threw a 95 mph fastball at the heart of the zone to Alcides Escobar.
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" Hours after the speech, AfD spokesman Christian Lueth sent another tweet, this time with a black and white picture of an angry-looking Hitler with his fist in the air and the caption: "By the way I find the idea of comparing #Hitler to bird shit quite charming.
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A stylized buffalo's head with angry-looking red eyes (designed by Okamoto Taro), or "Buffaloes" in red script, outlined with white.
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The image featured on the box is an angry looking chicken in a Lucha libre-style mask. Other packaging variants that have appeared over the years have included tie-ins to the NFL and SpongeBob SquarePants.
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Colonel Meow was rescued by Seattle Persian and Himalayan Rescue and was later adopted at a Petco by his owner Anne Marie Avey. He rose to internet fame after his owner posted a picture of his angry-looking scowl to Facebook and Instagram.
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The supporter group took over the crossed hammers from West Ham United's logo. And Rajke, an artificial angry-looking bald-headed supporter. The name Rajke is a masculine given name of Serbian origin and comes from the Serbian word "raj" meaning "Paradise". According to him, a subgroup was named, called the Rajkersi or Rajkeri.
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Luce explains that she is a vegetarian, simply because she does not like the taste of meat. She also notices Daniel in the cafeteria. Losing her nerve, Luce falls backwards, tumbling into Molly Zane, an angry-looking, heavily pierced girl. This angers Molly, and she digs the high-heel of her shoe into Luce's foot before provoking Arriane into a fight.
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In July 2019, Pokémon Go introduced Team GO Rocket battles. Team GO Rocket NPCs could be battled at PokéStops indicated with it twitching and being a dark color. After victory, the player has the opportunity to capture and purify a "Shadow Pokémon" which are relatively low-levelled, angry-looking Pokémon. Purified Pokémon are higher-levelled than their Shadow counterparts and can learn an exclusive move when purified.
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The legend known by most Rigans, which is also told to tourists, comes in at least two versions. One version of the legend has it that the wealthy tradesman who commissioned the building was refused membership of the Riga Tradesmen's Guild, mostly just called the Great Guild. The central element of both versions is the anecdote that seeking retribution the tradesman had two copper statues of angry-looking cats with arched backs and raised tails placed on the turret rooftops with their tails turned towards the house of the Great Guild, situated across the street. The other and perhaps older version of the cat legend has it that the wealthy tradesman placed the two statues of angry-looking cats on the building turret rooftops with their tails towards the Riga Town Hall, following a dispute with Riga City Council, after which he encouraged the erection of the building.
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After a couple times of seeing Sam, he stopped because it was too painful. Sam reveals he would drive by the van de Kamp home and watch Bree and Rex and their children, wishing he was part of their home. After Bree learns that Sam's mother died six months ago, she invites him inside so they can drink hot cocoa and talk. An angry looking Andrew watches from the window as the two hug.
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Screenshot The locale, described by the game cabinet as "The Crystal City", is a simple 10x10 grid of roads demarcated by rectangular buildings. The player, piloting the Wummel, which looks like a small green car, maneuvers through the maze trying to shoot enemies and avoid collisions. Most of the enemies consist of angry- looking red wedges, or "Targs". Occasionally, a small cyan-colored "Spectar Smuggler" appears; shooting it scores a significant bonus.
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The film starts out with a man surrounded by a large number of angry looking women(feminists) in a theater. He tells his story and narrates it throughout the film. Sam, an art student who describes himself as "accidentally funny", is having the worst day of his life: he loses his girlfriend, fails art school, and is put down by his favorite professor. Finally, his art portfolio falls open and his drawings scatter.
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But the walls of the temple site follow tradition to the letter, with a natural hedge of shrubs instead of a stone structure. The temple walls themselves are clad in tiles. The roof of the temple features all kinds of symbols of immortality and hope such as butterflies, fishes and bats, and a dog that barks when evil spirits come near. The ends of the stone pipes punctuating the roof consist of angry looking faces that keep away evil spirits.
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The angry-looking formation of his face is made up of indentations that form the eyes and mouth, whilst a protruding carved rock denotes the nose. Inca ruins built on top of the face are also considered to represent a crown on his head. Artists' impressions of the rock face also include a heavy beard and a large sack upon his shoulders. The effigy of Viracocha/Tunupa at Ollantaytambo has been highlighted among others by Fernando and Edgar Elorrieta Salazar.
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The BPP borrowed 7 of Mark's guns for the raid. At Bobby Seale's request, Mark Comfort was the last person to surrender his weapon. Upon arriving at the Assembly, the 33rd California Governor, Ronald Reagan, was speaking on the lawn to a couple hundred "future leaders" when he spotted the group of angry looking blacks approaching, and quickly left. Followed by the media they entered the assembly chambers and read "Executive Mandate Number One" written by Huey Newton, who was not present because he was on parole.
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Daffy gives him a card advertising "...the biggest, most luscious Duck..." Casper and Fido head off in the direction indicated on the card, following a series of billboards (parodying advertising techniques of the era, including references to "The Breakfast of Champions" and "The Pause that Refreshes") Daffy has erected. They eventually reach an inflatable balloon duck which is being pumped up by Daffy. Casper is terrified by this until Daffy hands him a knife. Casper marches over and stabs the huge, angry- looking balloon duck.
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By the events of the series epilogue, Konohamaru has ascended to the rank of jonin and is currently captain of Team Konohamaru. Konohamaru's design caused great difficulties for Masashi Kishimoto; he intended for Konohamaru to look like a "punk" smaller than Naruto, yet all of his attempts resulted in a mere recreation of Naruto. He eventually gave Konohamaru small, angry-looking eyes and was instantly happy with the design. While voiced in the Japanese anime by Ikue Ōtani and by Akiko Koike as a stand-in, Konohamaru's adult self is voiced by Hidenori Takahashi.
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They are not on the "list" because they are angry (looking at Locke), and weak and frightened (looking at Sayid). The list was made by a "magnificent man" who brought all the Others there. When Kate tells Mikhail that Ben Linus (Michael Emerson) is not all that great, Mikhail replies that he is not talking about Ben. Mikhail also reveals he knows their full names and begins to reveal his knowledge of Locke's paraplegic condition, but Rousseau interrupts him when she spots an endless ring of cement pylons that disappear into the jungle as far as the eye can see.
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Senior game designer of Angry Birds Jaakko Iisalo at Game Design Expo 2011 In early 2009, Rovio staff began reviewing proposals for potential games. One such proposal came from senior game designer Jaakko Iisalo in the form of a simulated screenshot featuring some angry-looking birds with no visible legs or wings. While the picture gave no clue as to what type of game was being played, the staff liked the characters, and the team elected to design a game around them. In early 2009, physics games, such as Crush the Castle, were popular flash-based web games, so the Rovio team was inspired by these games.
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A crew from Granada Television in the UK filmed the concert for broadcast on television. In the extended version of the concert released by Columbia/Legacy in 2000, Cash is heard expressing frustration at being told what to sing and where to stand prior to his performance of "I Walk the Line". The famous image of an angry- looking Cash giving the middle finger gesture to a camera originates from the performance; in his liner notes for the 2000 reissue, Cash explains that he was frustrated at having Granada's film crew blocking his view of the audience. When the crew ignored his request to "clear the stage", he made the gesture.
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Social inhibition can be affected by fear responses that one has in the early "toddler years" of their life. In 2011, researchers Elizabeth J. Kiel and Kristin A. Buss examined "how attention toward an angry-looking gorilla mask in a room with alternative opportunities for play in 24-month-old toddlers predicted social inhibition when children entered kindergarten". In the study, the researchers specifically looked at the toddlers' attention to threat and their fear of novelty in other situations. The researchers paid special attention to these two factors due to previous research suggesting that "sustained attention to putatively threatening novelty relates to anxious behavior in the first 2 years of life".
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Madonna, wearing black lingerie, appears on the back of a statue of an angry looking swan, and utters the line: "Come on girls, do you believe in love?" This is followed by the chorus, showing the interiors of the factory where the workers slave at the machines, as rain pours incessantly on them. Amidst the smoke filled environment, the chiseled torso of the male workers are shown, as they strip off their shirts, with water splashing all around. Madonna is then shown in a light-green gown, holding a black cat in her lap, looking across the factory from her sitting room of her penthouse office.
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Various theatrical posters were used during the original 1980–1981 international release cycle, but in the U.S., where the film first opened, the primary poster and newspaper advert was designed by noted Hollywood graphic designer Saul Bass. Bass and Kubrick reportedly went through over 300 potential designs before settling on the final design of an unsettling, angry-looking, underlit, pointillistic doll-like face (which does not appear in the film) peering through the letters "", with "SHiNiNG" below, in smaller letters. At the top of the poster are the words "A MASTERPIECE OF MODERN HORROR", with the credits and other information at the bottom. The correspondence between the two men during the design process survives, including Kubrick's handwritten critiques on Bass's different proposed designs.
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An anonymous student recounts the time the worst bully in their school was finally defeated. The bully in question was Johnny Bullneck, a pale-skinned, overweight and angry-looking twelve-year-old who enjoyed interrogating students at random and torturing them if one of their answers displeased him. One anecdote featured Bullneck ordering a boy named Miles to sneak out of school and look for three gallons of polka dot paint; the narrator adds that they and the rest of school believe that Miles was too embarrassed to return empty-handed because after he obeyed, he was never seen again, and was rumoured to have relocated to Darlington. One day, an overweight, bespectacled boy became a new student to the narrator's class, who carried a trumpet case.
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They placed the toddlers in a room called the "risk room" which is set up with a number of play areas for the toddlers to interact with, with one of those areas being a potentially threatening stimulus, in this case, an angry looking gorilla mask. The children are left alone, with only their primary caregiver sitting in the corner of the room, to explore the play areas for three minutes, and then the experimenter returns and instructs the toddler to interact with each of the play areas. The purpose of this was to allow for other experimenters to code the reactions of the toddler to the stimuli around him or her, paying special attention to their attention to threat, their proximity to the threat, and their fear of novelty. The results of this study indicate that attention to threat (attention given, by the toddler to the feared stimuli) predicts social inhibition in kindergarten.
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