You look at Vantablack, but nothing looks back at you.
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It looks like an eyeball staring back at you, almost.
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THEY COME BACK AT YOU, THEN THEY COME BACK AGAIN.
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And our opponents weren't shy about right back at you.
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Sometimes, even Madison Square Garden screaming back at you isn't enough.
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The melodies it spits back at you sound a bit random.
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"Come right back at you!" was his motto, robed or not.
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I'm feeling the love and sending it right back at you!
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It's now regularly accompanied by a round circle smiling back at you.
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"You don't see anything until it's right there," staring back at you.
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The blade could catch in the wheel and kick back at you.
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This was language that caught your eye and stared back at you.
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If you act shitty, shitty things will come right back at you.
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What are the ducks to you when they look back at you?
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But the other half is the culture is reflected back at you.
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I want to come back at you and just give you a chance.
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Freestyles you recorded offhand are being shouted back at you by New Yorkers.
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Right here, looking back at you, I feel like I have made contact.
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What you're sending off, is what I'm gonna send right back at you.
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Casey wants to get back at you if he's on your Wi-Fi.
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Full screen, without the inherent vanity of that unblinking eye staring back at you.
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The Z28 Force's camera module looks like a little face grinning back at you.
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If you insult virtually everybody, they're going to throw the shit back at you.
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Do you find a turgid penis staring back at you more often than not?
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Shoot this guy full of holes and he'll be back at you within seconds.
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Seek answers, to everything in life, especially to the reflection starting back at you.
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You will look in the mirror and finally see a winner looking back at you.
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Eleven seems to be looking right back at you, the person looking at the illustration.
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Coming back at you with another exciting announcement: We've launched a Money Diaries Facebook Group!
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You know, it's like shooting someone and having a nuclear bomb come back at you.
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Stare deep into the abyss, and 16 infrared sensors are staring right back at you.
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Hard not to stare at this scar, that seems to be staring back at you.
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Your own eyes back at you straight on, without the murky interference of shallow water.
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But there's something different about watching it come back at you from the television screen.
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And it's scary as hell when a mist of tiny shards sprays back at you.
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Enabling Type to Siri also means Siri won't speak answers to your questions back at you.
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" Mom puts down her fork and stares back at you, "Wait, there's a mountain of bitcoins?
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Come at the Foodgōd, and he will come back at you approximately 73,000 times as hard.
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An act that they cannot properly retaliate to, even if they throw food back at you.
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So if you've spent decades being an asshole, that's decades of shit coming back at you.
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If you show excitement when you see someone, they naturally mirror that excitement back at you.
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Yet America had its milk cartons with missing kids staring back at you from the breakfast table.
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So I said to her, 'I know this is going to come back at you, and hard.
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If you look out of the windows, the large eyes of a cat stare back at you.
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This idea that a place would exist that mirrored your monsters back at you, I found intriguing.
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Your guys are going one way, and now all of a sudden they're coming back at you.
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Then suddenly you're on the top of a mountain and someone is singing it back at you.
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They should be able to see colors and smile back at you when you make eye contact.
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You can make sentences about a composite thing, you can't ask it to look back at you.
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If you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday from getting back at you.
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The world reflects back at you and I think you just have to take those slings and arrows.
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Nicole, 32, AP Manager When you look in the mirror, who do you see staring back at you?
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Just imagine, instead of them looking back at you in this photo, they're just staring at one another.
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I didn't wanna further your reputation or your career by rapping back at you and having this exchange.
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That storyline showed that if you give it a little bit, then it comes back at you tenfold.
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Rebranding them as "Momoas," Jason Momoa smolders back at you from behind the caramel-covered coconut-dusted cookies.
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It may be subtle, but the attitude you approach others with will generally be reflected back at you.
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So if you just train a bot on Twitter, you're going to see Twitter reflected back at you.
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And you've, you, I guess you feel bits coming back at you when — from his head, I guess.
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They smile to the world; they blink and look back at you as if nothing else were happening.
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We'll be back at you Monday morning to break down whatever went down in the trial on Saturday.
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You're gonna get a lot of bullshit tweets back at you, and then you think that's the issue.
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But it's always there, and on Better Call Saul, it's always waiting to boomerang right back at you.
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A camera on Navdy, constantly staring back at you, lets the hardware recognize simple hand gestures for dismissing notifications.
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Look up "greatest writers" on Google, and you get a sea of dead white men staring back at you.
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But if they come back at you with "I like you 50/50," we suggest you cut your losses.
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Shay: When your kid smiles back at you and reacts to something you're saying, you just feel the love.
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With sweaty, drunk, tired, loving expressions, they stare back at you, frozen in a moment and, often, an emotion.
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I would choose watching dogs poop while they stare back at you over two hours of that shit film.
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If you're not willing to have someone come back at you or face jail time, don't do that stuff.
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Ever wish your computer would stare back at you while you hunt for that one good SNL skit on YouTube?
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So you don't feel like you have a bias toward U.S. companies, when they shoot back at you saying that.
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"If you have an argument, once you start smiling, usually the other guy starts smiling back at you," he said.
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Federighi said Apple is taking advantage of attention detection and managing how often the iPhone X looks back at you.
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The kids can be very abusive, and they will talk back at you, so modafinil keeps me motivated and positive.
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Things improve a bit when you place it around six inches from a wall, reflecting the sound back at you.
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Imagine opening that box of sweet, hot French fries and finding a pile of eyeless creatures staring back at you.
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"Something was staring right back at you like it was another person," he told the online magazine Artcritical last year.
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Swipe Buster will scour Tinder's public API—which holds all Tinder users info—and spit the data back at you.
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The first thing you probably noticed when you looked at the grid was that it was smiling back at you.
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It might be a movie that reflects your anxieties back at you, reassuring you that others have been there before.
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There are some software tweaks you can make too, if you're worried about anyone peering back at you over the web.
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They also have a new Digital Crown with haptic feedback that will now buzz back at you as you turn it.
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But not before each cake is carefully branded with the seal of approval, the jolly uncle himself smiling back at you.
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It's not often that you can look at an inanimate object and find a classic Disney character looking back at you.
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The impact that seeing the face of Harriet Tubman staring back at you from a $223 bill should not be underestimated.
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And they can look right back at you too, with a teeny eye on the tip of each bendy starfish arm.
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Zoom videos are mirrored by default, because it looks more natural to see yourself reflected back at you in that way.
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But I've found that this modern world is about sharing your love with others and finding it reflected back at you.
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The U.K., Canada, Germany, France, Italy, and Japan all as the standard smiles, all of them waving back at you at home.
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" But, she says, "don't leap without looking for these signs and knowing at least one of them is looking back at you.
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We've seen old Washington hands warning that our intelligence community has many ways of "getting back at you" if you antagonize them.
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"It's quite an experience when you look pure evil straight in the face and it's staring right back at you," says Tess.
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And I think you feel it when you come to the exhibition, and all these brown faces are staring back at you.
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But like that piano that loops over, and over, and over, life always comes back at you with reasons to be grateful.
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Now that you've got that big glorious mirror, you'll likely notice a lot more of your own clutter reflected back at you.
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Imagine searching the internet for your porn video of choice, clicking into one, and seeing your own face staring back at you.
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Top model comes out as transgender Until recently, you couldn't open a fashion magazine without seeing Nathan Westling staring back at you.
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" Though the first-time parents get "little sleep," Prinsloo said, "It's always worth it when you see her face smiling back at you.
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Does it help to see your existential fear reflected back at you in weak memes and tweets, or does it make you wallow?
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" Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you, " Schumer said.
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You tapped every surface you found in front of you, listened for the sound things made back at you when you hit them.
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"You see a ball coming back at you, your first response is to protect yourself, whether it's hit hard or not," Robertson said.
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They're developing it at places like MIT, but it pushes back at you, so it will feel as if someone — So there's friction!
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It's smiling at your person with wide eyes and an open heart and seeing them smile back at you in the same way.
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"You take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday to get back at you," he told Rachel Maddow on her show.
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Y., SENATE MINORITY LEADER: Let me tell, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday of getting back at you.
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Gazing at the stars from Earth is awe-inspiring, but would you find it less so knowing there are satellites peering back at you?
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In this case, AI is simply your personal data mixed with the data of people with similar interests -- and then pointed back at you.
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Nothing says "Wake the fuck up!" quite like a couple of perfectly executed sunnyside-up eggs in your plate staring right back at you.
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Tomorrow we'll be back at you talking about the man who will oversee the impeachment trial, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, John Roberts.
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So that's embedded in my work—some things you may not know about the 1800s, I throw it back at you through the artwork.
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Our Father's rich visuals leap out from the moment you press play: perfectly lit black women of all shades proudly stare back at you.
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It doesn't matter if you're a celebrity, an Internet troll or a Hollywood gossip – come at Kim and she'll come right back at you. 1.
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"Two hours, forty-five minutes into the makeup, you start sort of seeing the spirit, at least, of Winston looking back at you," Oldman said.
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Glimpse your reflection on the mirror-like surface of a Shiroi Hana knife, and you'll see your most glamorous culinary aspirations glittering back at you.
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When you scan the room looking through the viewfinder, even the tiniest camera lens will appear to blink back at you, giving away its location.
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Yet there can be something liberating about seeing your life, or a version of it, reflected back at you from the distance of middle age.
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If you tried your kitchen sink experiment with a shallow soup bowl, you'd find it extremely effective in directing the water straight back at you!
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The walls along the stairs to the second floor are painted by Dasha Zibrorva, with a garden mural featuring plants that look back at you.
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And then there it was, the monstrous void at the middle of the galaxy Messier 87, staring back at you like the eye of Sauron.
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Basically, there's a little o_o at the top of the phone that stares right back at you, and once you see it, it doesn't go away.
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The secret to good fighting generally is to make the assumption that the opponent will be throwing back at you the moment you initiate an engagement.
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Try to understand that your loved one isn't doing this to hurt you or get back at you or in any way negatively impact your life.
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It is one thing to get lost in a meticulous, intricate work of overlapping abstract patterns, and quite another to have it look back at you.
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After a thorough rinse, look closely into the mirror and try really hard to recognize the new person with baby soft skin staring back at you.
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Look it up yourself, and you'll find a picture of Rudd's five-o-clock-shadowed face from the 2015 film "Ant-Man" looking back at you:
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"Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you," Schumer told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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"Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you," Schumer told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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"Being in this situation has forced me to look at myself, and sometimes you don't like the person you see looking back at you," he said.
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Since there's no money, people tend to help each other out because you know if you do a favour for someone, they'll throw one back at you.
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I think what they're trying to communicate is that failure is not the ... They love that Thomas Edison quote, they like to throw that back at you.
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" The proud mama says that despite the challenges and "how little sleep" she gets, "It's always worth it when you see her face smiling back at you.
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Because when you open that door, staring back at you from behind tin foil, plastic wrap, and tupperware lids are all the makings of a second feast.
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And God help you if she thinks you've wronged her; she will hold onto that grudge forever, just waiting for the moment to get back at you.
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During the 1990s and early 2000s, it was impossible to open up a magazine without seeing the milk-mustachioed face of a celebrity grinning back at you.
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Tom tells me, 'Randy, run the over and as soon as I look back at you, you beeline and take it back high angle to the corner.
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If you were to hold up a salad plate and direct your kitchen nozzle at it, water would splatter back at you, because the dish is rigid.
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"They would be talking to each other, smiling, laughing, and if you spoke to them or said hi, they would smile back at you," Ms. Seaton said.
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You think that you're looking out at the world, and getting all this information through Google, and then you realize that it's actually looking back at you.
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It's really funny to look back at — you mentioned the phones, and phones and Echo and Alexa all came out in sort of the same period of time.
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There are all these highly reflective surfaces and jagged edges, which are shooting the noise back at you and intruding into what is already a compressed vertical chute.
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Oh, look — it's the queers waving back at you, plumes of smoke from smudge sticks wafting behind us like spiritual chemtrails as we sage away those negative vibes.
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Put it on and do your other thing, whether it's exercise or clean or contemplate what your cat might be thinking as it sits there staring back at you.
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I hate to throw a quote from yourself back at you, but this is from an interview you did with Vice, I guess back in 2010... All right, yeah.
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But as necessary as abuse survivors coming forward has been, when you're seeing your worst moments reflected back at you every time you refresh the page, it gets wearying.
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Look closely up in the trees of a shade-grown cacao plantation in eastern Costa Rica, and you'll see an array of small furry faces peering back at you.
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It's just in more of development, and haptics is more difficult, where it pushes back at you, or you grab something and you actually feel when you're grabbing. Yeah.
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It's not a series that wants to reflect you back at you, so much as those neighbors you only sort of know but keep meaning to get to know better.
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Gaze upon the finely patterned mesh on the exterior, which is highlighted by a keenly polished Focal logo that catches the light and just shoots playful reflections back at you.
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Using the Switch in handheld mode on a sunny day (both indoors and outdoors) often results in your own ugly mug staring back at you while you're trying to game.
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So much so, that if you ask any one of the virtual assistants to "Open the pod bay doors," they'll dutifully parrot HAL's lines from the movie back at you.
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"Music is alive, but it becomes more alive when you've got the audience's energy coming back at you," said Drew Irvin, ASO's co-concertmaster, who came up with the idea.
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I was all alone in a room in the basement of the Mütter Museum, I was photographing these things, and you're looking at history, and it's looking back at you.
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Admittedly, Panasonic's design isn't the most camouflaged — if you look at the lamp from a few feet away, you will probably see the big, wide-angle lens staring back at you.
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Nine times out of 10, it's completely destroyed — and the shattered pan of pigment looking back at you starts to feel like two $20 bills ripped in a million little pieces.
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Even without it, having that red eye stare back at you is really something: and physically, it's a far more interesting to look at than Amazon's Echo Dot or Google's Home.
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Desus, on the other hand, thinks there are far worse sights on the subway than a cute doggo smiling back at you from the inside of a massive LL Bean tote.
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" The song ends with something akin to a threat, or at least a beautiful, vitriolic kiss-off: "You grabbed me with an open hand/ The world is grabbing back at you.
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When you turn to face the mirror, only the cold white robotic face stares back at you—which Kolkman says brings about the out-of-body experience in an extreme way.
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Using cameras with facial recognition software and other biometric indicators, automakers are looking to personalize the driving experience with cars that stare back at you, quietly adjusting seats and driving modes.
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Those icons that sit staring back at you from your desktop, they've become a familiar sight to us all, entering popular culture and serving as a source for inspiration for artworks.
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If someone comes back at you and says, no, no, this is going to leave more than a $1.5 trillion hole in future deficits in the next 10 years, you say what?
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There's a strong chance you'll want to lunge at your computer, screaming "Someone please help that man!" only to have the cold, hard screen protector look back at you, devoid of feeling.
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Look in the background of just about any photograph, and you'll see America's life coach staring back at you, willing you to have fun, to keep going, to be your best you.
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Its blend of honesty and rose-tint reflect life back at you, but with a little more light, and a little more drama (listen to that chorus and tell me I'm wrong).
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"Mila Rodino" is the answer you'll find on Wikipedia, and it's what pops up in the search results Google Assistant spits back at you if you ask that software the very same question.
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But the second enemy has enough time to fire a shot back at you, so you need to dive into your limited bandage supply to patch yourself up, which takes another three seconds.
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He blamed the opposition and warned in a speech, "If someone comes back at you tomorrow in Phnom Penh with the same game, don't be angry," according to the Human Rights Watch report.
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Another low-cost way to spot surveillance equipment is turning off the lights and using a flashlight to scan a room to see if the lens of a camera shines back at you.
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The answer happens to be THE CLINK, and this is one of those themes where you fill in an answer, move on and then the reason for that answer boomerangs back at you.
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I remember the first time I met asexual people, I just wanted to talk to them forever, because it was so empowering to hear your experiences reflected back at you for the first time.
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AXELROD: Well if -- if they were here, what they would tell you is right back at you because you're the one who -- I mean, everything has been organized around your energy and your sensibilities.
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Babies don't usually reach peak cute until around 3 months old — when they get those fat cheeks, pudgy wrists that look like there are rubber bands around them, and they smile back at you.
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I wanted to come up with those abrupt, jaw-dropping lines that would scramble your brain and heart and soul, and then hurl it all back at you with astonishing ease, verve, and humor.
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But what about that black woman on the train whom you find yourself staring at — the one who is not staring back at you, but knows that you're looking, out of confusion, in awe?
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" Roberts related her own health journey to Sager's, also taking time to thank her longtime supporters, saying, "For everyone who has said a prayer for me, thank you, bless you, and right back at you.
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But it could also have been a neighbor who heard yelling, or an ex-boyfriend who wants to get back at you, or someone who thinks you drink too much or simply doesn't like you.
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She shuns interviews, and whenever she is asked for a photograph of herself she provides a picture of a parrot seen from behind while turning its head to look back at you, Betty Grable style.
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"I made it about the sense of abandonment that maybe a user may feel, kind of like if you abandon your shopping cart online, then you have email blasts coming back at you," Isolini said.
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" After her finale performance, Cowell offered one of his best compliments of all time: "[In a] few years' time, people are going to look back at you [and say] you did it in a real way.
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It's like a wild, techno-spider head is staring back at you, comprised of five separate camera lenses, what is almost certainly a flash, and one spot left over for who knows what (laser autofocus, perhaps?).
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It's not an entirely unpleasant effect, but it takes some getting used to, especially when you can hear your own voice bounced back at you in response There are a few other kinks to iron out.
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That's because, as much as you might think you know yourself, when you look in the mirror to examine yourself as your subject, the face that stares back at you can be that of a stranger.
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And finally I realized that, for her, you have to understand exactly what these white people want, because if you do what you want it might come back at you as, You're not a good fit.
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Rub, tap and warm the egg and it will coo, light up and tap back at you for about half an hour, as it eventually gurgles, hiccups and slowly pecks its way through the hard shell.
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While lacking in full waterproofing, the Columbia Ridge to Run Pant will keep you plenty warm thanks to the metallic dot Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining that bounces heat your body radiates right back at you.
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I learned integrity is more admirable than wealth, that forgiveness should not come with conditions, and being able to recognize and like the person staring back at you in the mirror is the biggest success of all.
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But if—like one particularly comfortable 30-year-old in upstate New York—you decide to be a total dick about it, your parents can always come back at you with the full force of the law.
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You know those things that are like a soccer ball with a bungee cord attached to it, and you hold the bungee when you hit the ball so it flies out and then comes back at you?
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If you're prone to acne or find an angry pimple or two staring back at you more often than you would like, it can be handy to know spot treatments that can help you deal with blemishes.
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If you have a particular worldview or are invested in a particular ideological story, you know where to go to have that worldview and story beamed back at you — conservatives go to Fox News, liberals to MSNBC.
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But every once in a while, you do get a melody sent back at you that feels eerily as if it had to have been composed by a fellow human for how well it fits with your original.
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It sneaks up on you, and you don't know how bad it really is until you happen to catch your reflection in a pane of glass and find a full-on unexpected frizz fest staring back at you.
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And you know, Charlie, when they tried to do this investigation of Donald Trump, you know, it seems that, you know, as I say in my book, you point one finger, three fingers are pointing back at you.
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Run to the toilets (you know exactly where the toilets are on this train platform: you have been here 500 times before) and splash your face and look in the mirror: it's his face staring back at you.
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It's the way flowers smile back at you after making eye contact, or how the main character quietly magnetizes to surfaces to prevent you from accidentally falling, as you crane your neck around to get the right angle.
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Whether the story is set in an accountant's office in Des Moines or in a land called Splott, sometimes nothing helps the imagination as much as a little hard evidence, as having your character look back at you.
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Look at the name on their credit cards, flip through the family pics in their wallet and study the face staring back at you from their driver's license—otherwise, you'll end up like a recently arrested Arkansas man.
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Many of them are looking right out of the screen, right back at you, as though they are watching you, and you are watching them, and all of this might be real, just waiting somewhere to be discovered.
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They say that every night when the clock hits 12, if you look in the mirror that Emily had kissed a kiss mark will appear in the corner and the reflection staring back at you...Wouldn't be yours.
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Luckily, there are plenty of options these days to help you look as though you&aposre ready for the toughest kickboxing session, because who better to motivate you than the person staring back at you in the mirror?
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And, in this age when corporations are people, too, the way to know for sure that you are a bigot is to look in the mirror and ask yourself if Chick-fil-A is staring back at you.
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You don't have to engage with it at all — the story is entirely separate, and the main focus of this experience — but the menu option is still there looking back at you every time you load up the game.
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The next time you start to feel overwhelmed by all the clunky boxes of pore strips and bright-pink bottles labeled "exfoliating" staring back at you, just keep your eyes peeled for the cute new label you've never seen before: Versed.
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The Haunting Face of a Man Who Lived 700 Years AgoCredit: Dr. Chris Rynn, University of DundeeThis may look like a photograph, but the highly realistic face staring back at you belongs to a man who died over 700 years ago.
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Google doesn't make a whole lot of promises about Chrome's "incognito mode:" That said, it'd be nice to not have to worry about content from your most recent porn session being barfed back at you hours after shutting it down.
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That is why one of the most memorable scenes in the entire Jace Everett-tuned opener is the image of a young boy clad in a KKK robe and cone-shaped hat, his massive, unblinking eyes staring back at you.
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There is no other politician taken as seriously by his own supporters as Jeremy Corbyn—if you were to go on Twitter now and write, "Jeremy Corbyn is an idiot," you will have tens of people coming straight back at you.
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So given how balkanized the media is and given the fact that now there are so many outlets, so many sites where you go to have your worldview beamed back at you, is there any chance of living in a shared reality anymore?
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And this reading of the film's ending, that it was always about the perils of trying to ignore inconvenient truths when they're looking right back at you in the mirror, is one that unites every other possible reading of the film, too.
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Headsets that look back at you and reproduce your face in bits; real-world environments digitized in real time so users miles apart can share the same space: With 5G, these projects will finally burst out of the pipeline and into your eyeballs.
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Adding insult to injury is the fact that when you feel exhausted, you most likely also look it: all your sleepless nights, glaringly obvious in the droopy under-eye bags staring back at you when you catch your reflection in the closing subway doors.
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The meat is usually served as it comes, bone-in and skin-on; it's easy to tell what you are having when you get a chicken leg with the foot still attached, or the fish head is staring back at you from the pot.
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"Now, I understand, and I thank him every chance I get, because all that work in the backyard helped me to develop the mentality that I can handle anything — that whatever you come at me with, I can come back at you even harder."
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And it's just the ... And then you have to make sure that doesn't blow back at you and the things you do to make sure of that and, you know, the personalities, so I wanted to add a comic element to people's view of the news.
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There are very few people who you can scream at, at the top of your lungs for sustained period of time, and they scream back at you and point out your faults and weaknesses, but be able to laugh about it minutes later with the same person.
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"What I learned very early is that Suzanne is truth staring back at you," said Uzo Aduba, who has earned two Emmys playing the character (making her the only actor since Ed Asner to win for the same role in both the comedy and drama categories).
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Sure, if you looked only at the art magazines and art sales platforms, which are essentially trade publications used for the marketing of baubles, you could assume the myth of luxury (and if you did, you'd find dozens of highly paid art PR people smiling back at you).
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"There are many studies that show that if you're within 10 feet of a person and you smile at them, they'll smile back at you ... If you're within 5 feet of them and you smile at them and say 'Hello,' they'll smile back and say, 'Hello,' " he adds.
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There is nothing quite like the sensation of having someone who has been stripped of everything but his dignity reflecting the ideals of your own country back at you, in such a way that you see them more clearly than ever before, and maybe for the first time.
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I think you're a great boss, I know you have my back, but I hate it when you yell at me and I know that my part in this is that I yell back at you, but I hope we can learn to discuss things and change our dynamic.
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If you can practice getting through an entire conversation, or part of your presentation, with the same level of energy and volume you hope to use in real-life, you'll get good at carrying on a presentation or speech even when the audience isn't smiling back at you.
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It Takes Time To Adjust To The New Face Staring Back At You As someone who tests makeup for a living, I probably spend longer than most looking in the mirror and analyzing my face, but in the months after my nose job, I was completely obsessed with spotting changes.
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The Haunting Face of a Man Who Lived 700 Years AgoThis may look like a photograph, but the highly realistic face staring back at you belongs to a man …Read more ReadTo build the face of SK2, Wilkinson's team first created a 3D scan of the skull, which formed the basis of the reconstruction.
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Khan is the one that went out and struck the first blow, and in a campaign, if you're going to go out and think that you can take a shot at somebody and not have incoming coming back at you, shame on you," Perry, a Trump supporter, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead.
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Girls haven't been able to see themselves represented, despite the desire for and impact of such positive representation; seeing your life projected back at you on the page is a form of belonging and validation, and anyone who has felt alienated immediately understands just how intuitive this is, and how the need never really goes away.
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There's this unexpected naivete to it that pushes beyond the scope of fulfillment fantasy and into the plotless, Saturday-morning realm of pretend play, where you can't hurt me because I have an invisible force field that reflects all your bullets back at you, and my magic flute summons my pet dragon and Gandalf and all the Rescue Rangers and Goku.
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Much like the fragmented shards of broken mirrors that adorn the outbuildings and fixtures of Olayami Dabl's ongoing masterwork of installation art, Iron Teaching Rocks How To Rust, Buchanan's shacks look back at you, from windows like winking eyes, or windowless walls like blank faces — more so than through the elided features of the rare figure in her pastel landscapes.
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You might not capture exactly the way the light plays across the waves, or the smile on your lover's face, or the shark that ate your friend as it looks back at you, but you might capture a facsimile of it, just enough to remember that moment in enough detail for the rest of your life, and then pass that feeling on to others.
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Everyone has a particular version of Roots that triggers their own memories: his late 90s work, and its foray into elevating UK hip-hop from beyond a caricature of the American template; a "witness the fitness" shouted over a party soundsystem; the references to corner shops, cheese on toast and kissing teeth that made his lyrics reflect elements of British life back at you.
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Life Is Strange has a deeply unsettling way of making the player feel responsible for this, depending on your actions in the first two chapters—rejecting or accepting her phone calls, stepping in to save her from the school's obnoxious bullies—and it all comes to head on the roof of Blackwell Academy, the rain pouring, Kate's bloodshot, tear-ravaged eyes staring back at you as you make life or death conversation choices against the clock.
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"Well, that God-awful virus (that I'm still barely recovered from) followed us all the way to FL, and took out the husband, but our mini-birthday-beach trip for my oldest can't be ruined, when you have these 2 smiling faces looking back at you😬," she captioned the seaside snap, which showed Ivey and Maddie dressed in matching blue-and-white floral swimsuits and Spears, 28, in a two-piece with a leopard-print bottom.
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Suffering under renewed U.S. sanctions and Israeli strikes against its military assets in Syria, Iran may have seen stoking Palestinian violence as a way of telling Israel, "we will get back at you through (Islamic) Jihad and Gaza", Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz told the Israeli radio station 90 FM. Israel's military said that more than 600 rockets and other projectiles - over 150 of them intercepted - had been fired at southern Israeli cities and villages since Friday.
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Secondly, I may not be the smartest bulb in the chandelier but I&aposm bright enough to know this that if you attack Donald Trump, he&aposs going to come back at you and he&aposs going to hit you harder than you ever hit him, and when you&aposre ready to give up in the fight, he isn&apost, and he keeps clubbing you until you are unconscious and in a coma and can&apost come out of it.
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