The muzzle is barely visible under a gray camouflage cloth.
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Its haze may be barely visible in New York City.
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The crown is experiencing such unrest with two barely visible shoulders.
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And here's the photo Apollon shared, with a barely-visible bandage:
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Are you turning down your screen brightness to barely visible levels?
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The pink-windowed entryway is barely visible through the overgrown foliage.
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A toilet, barely visible, installed inside the mouth of a cave.
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The only smattering of graffiti was barely visible, beside the tracks.
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The city and the bay were barely visible from the freeway.
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We fled, too, along mountain tracks barely visible in the darkness.
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Worse yet, he made himself barely visible in the public conversation.
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So why is the group barely visible on the big screen?
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The lace gown and veil featured small, barely visible dots all over.
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That won't be a problem tonight; the moon should be barely visible.
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The clothing is just barely visible, the photos purposely grainy and unfocused.
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Antiques shrouded in dust cloths were just barely visible in the gloom.
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This is how most democracies die today: slowly, in barely visible steps.
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Within five minutes, her gentle splashes were barely visible in the distance.
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The reptiles are barely visible on the floor, shuffling around the furniture.
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In Sydney's Central area, tall skyscrapers were barely visible in the distance.
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"It would be barely visible, like tiny crumbs of bread," he explained.
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From a kilometer away, the SUV is barely visible in the rippling heat.
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The exterior of the farm being investigated is barely visible from the road.
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Behind her was the barely visible outline of a Trump Plaza casino sign.
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The film's villains are shot in such a way that they're barely visible.
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Sometimes the reactors are barely visible, and often they aren't visible at all.
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The outline of the Speedway sign is still barely visible on the canopy.
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Ms. Zhang got to her feet, her face barely visible over the lectern.
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If you look closely, you can see him behind me, his face barely visible.
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Their sister, Dalia, barely visible in the photo, is recovering after a chest surgery.
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Just adjacent to that, a blue wrestling mat was barely visible in the grass.
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At his death in 1664, he was unknown outside Spain, barely visible outside Andalusia.
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The seats in the very back row, at first barely visible, were filled with boys.
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The speaker grilles, meanwhile, are barely visible, lined up along the bottom of the device.
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Up on the hillsides, dark columns of smoke were barely visible through the gray haze.
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When it's unfolded, the hinge is just barely visible at the edge of the phone.
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The 1.543th century monument is barely visible through Delhi's infamous haze on this Friday afternoon.
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There's also a sizable bezel beneath the screen that houses a barely visible home button.
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Occupational hazards include barreling trucks, barely visible potholes and taxi doors flinging open without warning.
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And by day's end, the reporters were fleeing the Taliban along barely visible mountain tracks.
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On most courts, the logos are black, and barely visible against the dark green background.
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Craig Macadam at Buglife says that, to the untrained eye, the distinguishing features are barely visible.
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Sikander is barely visible in the subtlest of the portraits, her face camouflaged by the background.
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Concrete blocks of flats decorated with Soviet symbols and slogans are barely visible through the trees.
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"The conversations in TV and radio land were barely visible within text-based journalism," Allen contended.
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The black underneath the white feels like a horizon that's just barely visible in the fog.
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And the crease where the screen folds is barely visible, though you can still feel it.
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Normally, the Logan Creek Dredge, the river that flows into the Elkhorn River, is barely visible.
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By day, they have been barely visible from downtown Ojai, which has been enveloped in smoke.
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Juan García's name was barely visible where it had been etched onto one of the beams.
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Exhaustion is barely visible on their faces until they collapse on the ground and check their watches.
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I am amazed Manisha managed to find her way around her room with the floor barely visible.
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Flint, Michigan (CNN)The concrete slab stretches for miles, faded parking lines barely visible under tangled weeds.
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Although he was barely visible, Jordan could make out a red mark over one of his eyebrows.
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These art supplies were sitting inside of a dark cabinet, the words on the cans barely visible.
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Nor is it a Where's Waldo hunt for barely visible Easter eggs in the backgrounds of scenes.
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Orbiting the tiny asteroid was an even tinier moon, barely visible in the radar data shown here.
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His work stall, no larger than a broom closet, is barely visible behind pirate and cowboy masks.
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Occasional cracks of gunfire echo across the no-man's land, while barely visible coalition warplanes roar overhead.
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Eastern, ESPN Line: Eagles by 4 These teams have playoff hopes ranging from slim to barely visible.
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She shaved the barely visible hair on her legs, because that's what women are expected to do.
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Old signs for grocery stores, camera shops and beauty parlors are barely visible through a thicket of vines.
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A character can go from being well-lit to barely visible in a few tugs of the thumbstick.
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A house in North Birmingham is barely visible in industrial smog coming from the North Birmingham Pipe Plant.
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These were not V.I.P. seats, and we were far back on the National Mall, the proceedings barely visible.
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Its yellow color is barely visible after most of the scaffolding fell down, revealing patches of gray concrete.
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"Wait!" he said, and pointed out a barely visible line that ran down the center of the painting.
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This truck wheel in a back alley with next to no lighting was barely visible to my eyes.
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His public profile was barely visible and he could not, unlike Trump, brag about significant diplomatic accomplishments abroad.
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While 252P is 100 times brighter than originally expected, it's still just barely visible to the unaided eye.
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Fitted jeans, scuffed shoes, gray shirt—with the words Dream & Coffee Coffee barely visible above the box he's holding.
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A scar on her forehead, sustained when she fell asleep in the well as drilling commenced, is barely visible.
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They're barely visible, peeking through transparent swaths of white paint raked with ley lines that, too, seem to move.
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Looming in the distance, over 100 miles away and barely visible, was Denali, the highest peak in North America.
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One of the most tangible effects of this barely-visible show is the hand-drawn map by Mr. Merck.
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"Nun" (1921) shows a ruddy face, barely visible through an ovoid gap formed from the woman's tight fitting wimple.
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The surgery left me with four laparoscopic scars that are barely visible and one big scar that remains vivid.
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From the bottom of the course, Shiffrin was barely visible as she sped downhill, but she could be heard.
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As clusters of Gazans milled about, Israeli snipers watched from the other side, barely visible in their fortified perches.
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People shared photos and videos of the winter storm Sunday, like this footage of a barely visible highway in Kansas.
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Seen through his eyes, barely visible under a big and snug bucket hat, Lake Como does just seem, reliably, dope.
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There are a number of confusing things going on in this clip, the first being why everything is barely visible.
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Whatever it was carrying was heavy; it sat so low in the water that its load line was barely visible.
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To be honest, I had no chance: I was barely visible on the school social spectrum that revolved around her.
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Tense silence descends again, and the musicians disperse to the far end of the auditorium, barely visible in the murk.
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His silhouette, barely visible in night, showed the bulging tumors under his jaw from the cancer that was killing him.
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But his restless and voluble nature was barely visible as his parole hearing came to order at 8:35 a.m.
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Their defense, which Hornacek had pointed to as the key for preserving the leads, was barely visible against the Kings.
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Yes, you ostensibly have a small, barely visible shadow beneath your jumping Apocalyptic Horse Rider to illustrate where you'll land.
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"I love it," he says, turning to face me, a ball just barely visible behind the fingers of his left hand.
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Images of the city this week show it blanketed in a thick yellow smog, some buildings barely visible through the haze.
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Google, Facebook, and Amazon initially committed to joining the protest as well, but in actuality, their contributions have been barely visible.
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Longoria's teeny bump was barely visible in November as she stunned in a dark blue velvet wrap dress from her collection.
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Six years later, the site seethes with life, barely visible trails cutting through rampant sedge and mallow, cow parsley and burdock.
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"That's my toe," he wrote in one photo alongside his appendage, which was barely visible at the bottom of the image.
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But because this sort of power was not official, and barely visible, it could not be curbed or held to account.
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A second, larger figure is barely visible, present mainly through its white hair and a dim outline against the surrounding night.
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Were it not for a few, barely visible ripples, you wouldn't have known that my sandaled feet were submerged at all.
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It shows the helicopter, a Sikorsky S-76B with the registration N72EX, barely visible in low cloud, close to the 101 highway.
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Typically, they focus on the coming of age of a young white man, while the enslaved people on board are barely visible.
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They work within hours and are barely visible on your skin, so you can wear them any time to reduce your blemishes.
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The bezel's still sizable, containing a small dark gray Kobo logo at the bottom and a barely visible light sensor at top.
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The skyline of Minneapolis was barely visible behind the stage and the banks of the freezing Mississippi River were covered in snow.
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The road ahead ahead is barely visible through thick smoke, but then the emergency lights of another vehicle emerge from the gloom.
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The selection of paintings at Pace reveals the fundamental relationship between darkness and the artist's oblique sense of light that appears barely visible.
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Rome was so swaddled in the trappings of power that the church's catholic essence, the communion of saints, was barely visible at all.
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"I just wanted to know what it felt like," Jenner explained when asked why she would elect to have barely visible artwork done.
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My black female colleagues are clocking in audition after audition to secure roles in films where black women are underwritten and barely visible.
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Some of the grandest-looking homes were barely visible, set back at the end of long driveways and hidden behind trees and hedges.
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Of some 8143,000 figures in the cyclorama, only one — set far back from the action, barely visible but clearly noncombatant — is African-American.
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Olivia Munn was spotted in L.A. wearing a Fifteen Twenty sleeveless shirt and denim cutoffs so short they were barely visible under her tank.
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A raised stage in back seats judges, barely visible behind stacks of boxed prize models, and flanked by foam boards announcing the current categories.
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It's quite literal within the context of the photo, as the several women in the group are barely visible amongst the crowd of men.
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Streets in Lincoln, Nebraska, were barely visible as high water surrounded homes, cars and trees, according to photos released to Reuters by state authorities.
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What were once streets have become forest paths; concrete blocks of flats decorated with Soviet slogans and symbols are barely visible through the trees.
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Some hang barely visible in the ceiling of the subway, and others seem to stretch out on braced necks and peer into your eyes.
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The fossils are so tiny -- about 2 millimeters in length or the size of a flea -- that they are barely visible without a microscope.
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At its largest, the glacier sat almost atop the Chandra, slowly filling it with frigid meltwater; now it is barely visible from the banks.
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The miniature wall hangs out on the floor, barely visible: you would trip over it if you didn't think it was an art piece.
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The fall of the Roman Empire did affect some measures of well-being, but on a scale that is barely visible on this graph.
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Amid internet-connected hairbrushes and jeans at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, there was one big - but barely visible -winner: Amazon.
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Streets in Lincoln, Nebraska's capital, were barely visible as high water surrounded homes, cars and trees, according to photos released to Reuters by state authorities.
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For instance, the word "templates" appears above the alert options in AlertSense's software, and is barely visible in the first image issued by the state.
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Although her stomach was barely visible in her pregnancy announcement, earlier this month Price shared a series of snaps that showed off her baby bump.
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"We left it way too late," Pete admits, the twisted wreckage of his house barely visible at the end of the scorched driveway behind him.
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He began a huge canvas of the kind that upset Millie so much—cliffs, falling stones, and, again, that barely visible crack at the center.
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For one, the action in it is nonfelonious (unless "felony" covers barely visible, accidental and entirely unwitnessed property damage to a bus with a pickax).
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At the time, Kim posted a close-up shot of her lower calf and ankle, showing her followers that the itchy red patches were barely visible.
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In Vermont, neighborhood roads were barely visible ... ... and visibility was low, said Robin Baker, who was visiting from Oregon CNN's Dave Hennen contributed to this report.
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To his right, tucked into one of the Milano's exquisite bucket seats, sits Teen Groot, barely visible in the wonderfully candy-colored clutter of the shot.
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The human side of Pyongyang is barely visible in the book; people are small presences in the grand urban space or in front of gigantic statues.
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Though, yes, Allen was pulled over while driving a truck, he was 26 at the time, and had only a barely visible amount of facial hair.
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The video then shows the same landing from the back, giving more time to the approach of Ford's plane, but the flyover itself is barely visible.
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Here and there, off to the side, stood miners, their forms barely visible in the darkness, except for the belted flashlights that snaked across their bodies.
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Moments later an Irish diplomat raised his fist in celebration as Mr. Halawa, barely visible behind a metal mesh and a plastic screen, was declared innocent.
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Koplenko is a pale teenager with light-colored hair, barely visible acne, and a well-worn shirt advertising Roger Stone's book The Clinton's War on Women.
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No. According to the small sign by the door, barely visible to passers-by, it is the Row's first New York store, which opened discreetly last week.
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We do see him dead, though, curled up on his cot-like bed, in a small provincial inn, and barely visible in the corner of the screen.
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The floods have turned roads into surreal lakes in which the tops of cars and other structures are barely visible, breaking the surface of brown, muddy waters.
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It's worth noting that for all the talk of a "pink wave," that color, with all its clichéd associations and sense of cheesy femininity, was barely visible.
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For those who stick to domestic and approved Chinese sites, the browsing experience is speedy and seamless, the sutures where unwanted content has been excised barely visible.
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Some explosions could be so tiny they are barely visible, but, in certain conditions, large explosions can happen that send molten rock and other debris into the air.
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The micrometeorites that were examined were made of iron metal, and no bigger than the width of a strand of human hair -- barely visible to the naked eye.
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Case in point: When she stepped out at the awards show, and the internet almost instantly pointed out her barely visible acne, she immediately shut down the haters.
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In late April, she unveiled a bold new undercut hairstyle on Instagram, a style that was barely visible on the carpet in a romantic updo by Marissa Marino.
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But through Austral Asia Line's locked doors, behind a vacant reception desk, barely visible over the cubicle partitions, Dening Day toiled at her desk, addressing import-export issues.
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The last dermatologist thought he might have scabies — tiny mites barely visible to the naked eye that can live on the body and cause intense itching, or pruritus.
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The show culminates in a display of six (!) ephemeral hanging wire pieces by the great GEGO (Gertrud Goldschmidt), which are barely visible, yet once seen, fill the eye.
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Her eyes flicked quickly over the mud, scattered with bits of modern trash, and settled on the barely visible edge of a coin nestled against a wooden post.
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However, as a practical matter, it is simple to install small, stationary cameras that are barely visible, and which focus only on the lawyer arguing and/or the judge.
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It also offers the coy conceit that a framed photo of a barely visible Obama is more important to him than standing next to Trump in the (orange) flesh.
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Once inside the stadium, the greenhouses are barely visible from most of the seats, largely obstructed by the upper sections of the stands with their rows of wooden benches.
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They were all in different stages of healing — some discrete and dark; others with only the white scaly remnant covering a barely visible lesion on a red, shiny base.
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The case dates back to 2014, when a police officer in Pennsylvania became suspicious because Byrd was sitting so far back in the driver's seat he was barely visible.
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The bike lights of yesterday were barely-visible front and rear lights, semi-permanently attached to your handlebars and backseat, powered by batteries that always seemed to run out.
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She was a régleuse, the name for a worker who balanced a watch's spiral, or hairspring, often a piece so small it was barely visible to the naked eye.
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Earlier this week, news went viral that two white giraffes were spotted in Kenya — a completely white female and her baby giraffe, which had barely visible spots on its skin.
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But he had become so dazzled by the Mavic Pro's ability to avoid all matters of trouble that he decided to explore the wind farm, barely visible on the horizon.
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However, fans are convinced the actor almost misspelled his last name when he signed it onto wet cement, with the 't' in his name barely visible in the dried result.
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With its barely visible corpses it's a whited-out horror scene, like the photographs taken of the Lakota dead on the battlefield at Wounded Knee just over a decade later.
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"The cocoons come from Brazil and China," Mr. Ricci explained as he grabbed a cocoon out of a bin and pulled out a filament so fine it was barely visible.
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The phrase, "If they come in the morning," which is barely visible, is written in different shades of red on the red ground that takes up most of the painting.
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By that point, it had been washed away from the pavement so it was barely visible, but Hughes quickly emailed me a photo he had taken a few days earlier.
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A little over a month ago, the odds gave Warren better than a 50 percent chance to win the nod, more than double Biden's prospects, with Mayor Pete barely visible.
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"We are dealing with the barely visible tip of an iceberg of unknown dimensions," said Joshua Pollack, editor of The Nonproliferation Review at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
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Although employment has increased by nearly seven million since its trough in 2013, wage growth has been barely visible for years, a puzzling development for policymakers that suggests sizable hidden unemployment.
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In the weeks following the exciting news as the couple toured Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand, Meghan was spotted constantly cradling her belly – even when a bump was barely visible.
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But barely visible are those of its opponents, many of whom, including BNP chairperson and three-time premier Khaleda Zia, have been jailed on what the BNP calls trumped-up charges.
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This reality can be jarring for female, queer and marginalized people who find safety online, yet are forced to deal with daily realities in multi-layered and often barely visible ways.
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Engineers kept watch over machines that were originally built for the semiconductor industry but have since been modified to pump out minuscule crystals, some barely visible when held on a fingertip.
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"Don't be shady, be a lady," Kourtney, 39, wrote in the caption of an image of herself posed under a tree in a barely-visible thong with her back to the camera.
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In the dimly lit image, Klum is shown half submerged in shadows wearing a matching bra and underwear set from her own collection, with just the contour of her body barely visible.
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The University Heights woman said she first noticed her foot was swelling and developing a rash before the pain and condition quickly escalated to the point where her toes were barely visible.
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With Google, the self-driving car leader, slowly making progress with its autonomous cars, you'd be forgiven for thinking Uber's efforts are far behind and barely visible in its frenemy's rearview mirror.
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They gradually light up and fade, so that at one moment the face of a jaguar is barely visible in mirrored glass, while at another point it gazes directly into your eyes.
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The seal stone's image, a striking depiction of one warrior in battle with two others, is carved in remarkably fine detail, with some features that are barely visible to the naked eye.
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The skyscrapers of Rizhao, a Chinese port city of 20113 million in Shandong province, were barely visible this morning, as their tops poked out of a thick fog that enveloped the city.
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And with other barely visible, little-celebrated people and groups, Ms. Goffe helped replace the broken world of 30 to 40 years ago with one that is alive and able to thrive.
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Behind the death chair, a small wooden table is shown against the back wall, and a barely visible sign that reads "Silence" can be seen in the top right corner of the composition.
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A girl who witnessed Islamic State militants stone a woman to death depicted the scene by drawing the shape of a woman only to bury her with circles until she was barely visible.
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The tattoo is just barely visible in the photo Bieber posted to confirm the engagement, so it seems safe to assume that he hasn't gotten it removed or even tried to edit it.
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As flashy as fireworks in her own lifetime and bright as neon in ours, Hurston is barely visible in "Barracoon"; aesthetically as well as intellectually, she absents herself almost entirely from its pages.
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"Democracies erode slowly, in barely visible steps" these days, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt write in How Democracies Die, cautioning Americans not to be complacent merely because there aren't tanks in the streets.
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She paid respect with a motorcycle jacket, oversize cross necklace, Miu Miu shades and thigh-high denim Manolo Blahnik boot chaps (which she helped design!) over a pair of barely-visible denim short shorts.
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But given the very low inflation, American workers have still seen meaningful improvement in earnings power over the last year — a 2.5 percent rise in hourly earnings against a backdrop of barely visible inflation.
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Out beyond the 250-yard marker, a cluster of new high-rise apartment buildings was barely visible, blurred by the haze into a mountainous shadow that made this decidedly urban setting feel unusually secluded.
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If there's one thing I'd change about it, it's the RYU branding — but it does actually recede to being barely visible in less direct lighting, and is more subtle overall than it looks here.
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Stanley showed me an old tunnel, barely visible in the underbrush, through which miners in the nineteenth century hauled stone from the quarry's original pit, on the other side of a tree-covered rise.
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For years, they hung high and barely visible in the lobby; as of a recent renovation completed in 2017, the works now hang prominently at eye level to the right of the guard station.
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In one photograph, overgrown vines cascade over fencing topped with barbed wire, while in another children box themselves into abandoned crates inside a narrow alley formed by parallel walls, barely visible in their confines.
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Computer security experts, including the consultant Robert Graham, have noted that color printers leave barely visible microdots identifying the serial number of the printer, the date and time of the printing, 6:20 a.m.
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In the long run, one could imagine a neural network being able to scan a photo and spit out a pretty accurate recipe based on ingredients, how thoroughly it's cooked, and even barely visible spices.
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In the center is the BlackBerry Bs logo, the only clear hardware indicator (aside from the company's name in tiny, barely visible letters at the bottom) that this is, indeed, a product of Waterloo, Ontario.
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Reached by phone Monday, he said that over the weekend, the streets of the small town were pungent with the smell of smoke, which blanketed the sky so heavily that the sun was barely visible.
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I wanted to see more of the mechanic tomboy Audrey Ramirez (Jacqueline Obradors) in "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" (2001), and wished I could forget that "Cars" (2006) has a barely visible lowrider named Ramone (Mr.
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Yet as an era-defining reality rather than an episodic phenomenon this reality is barely visible in the Western media, and rarely called by name and addressed head-on by Western governments and humanitarian institutions.
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It took about 10 stitches to sew the scalp artery to the artery in the brain, using a curved needle about the size of an eyelash and fine thread barely visible to the naked eye.
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The instructor is positioned in the center of the frame with a squad of barely-visible Peloton riders behind him or her — all real people, who are taking the class in Peloton's New York City studio.
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Meanwhile, monkeys trapped in darkened cages of ink are barely visible, barely mobile; still other animals exult in their frames, mastering landscape or darkness (the spider) or vibrating with the energy of Carr's ruckling, grainy illustration.
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The PLA is normally barely visible in Hong Kong, where its presence is still a sensitive subject, but it was out in force for Xi, with 203 squadrons taking part, including land, navy and air forces.
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Their faces are barely visible, but their expressions appear to be blank, as if the woman they are watching were not another version of themselves, but a stranger whose mysteries they could never hope to fathom.
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Tucked into the corner of a cavernous hall Saturday night rather than on a stage, the singer was surrounded by plants and barely visible, except to those who managed to elbow their way to the front.
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For an hour and a half, our vehicle was the only one negotiating one mountain pass, where the road was so thickly carpeted by palm fronds and other foliage that the road surface was barely visible.
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At first glance, it looked a bit silly: a thick, metallic ring, with a barely visible button on one side for talking to Alexa, and tiny dots representing microphone and speaker holes on the other side.
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It must be a quirk in our design, a barely visible chink in physiology that allows us to target inflammation in a manner that doesn't kill or maim but acts just so, disabling two terrifying illnesses.
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And maybe, they can help Jay crack one of the mysteries that has fixated him for decades: how did Buchinger, working with his stumps, make drawings so tiny they are barely visible to the naked eye?
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He'd had a tiny, miniscule, barely visible sliver of success, if he were being completely honest, and sometimes a student would come across one of his poems in a magazine and mistake it for meaning something.
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Image 24.6 of 20503 SHARHABIL, Jordan – From a hillside in northern Jordan, the Yarmouk River is barely visible in the steep valley below, reduced from a once important water source to a sluggish trickle overgrown with vegetation.
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When those fragments get so small that they're barely visible—smaller than 5 millimeters—they're considered microplastics, and they often find their way into the food we eat, the water we drink, and the salt we sprinkle.
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At the beach front, a handful of fighters walked toward the sea, only to halt in their tracks: A barely visible line was pulled tautly across the sand, a mark of land mines laid in the night.
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Ms. Wolfe said that a colleague at the Folger recently pointed out something she has not seen any scholar discuss: the wax seal on Elizabeth's last will shows a fragment of the Shakespeare arms, just barely visible.
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While I understand that impulse, it too often obscures movies and TV shows until they're barely visible behind whatever outrage and controversy might be spun up around them — even if they're directed by a visionary Chinese director.
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But Donald Tusk — the president of the European Council, a former prime minister and a fierce opponent of the government — stood at the back, barely visible, seemingly distancing himself from the politicians from the conservative governing party.
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EST on February 15, the new moon for the month will arrive — meaning that we'll spend V-Day under an almost-new moon, sometimes known as a dark moon, when the moons is barely visible, if at all.
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Thorpe said that the Milky Way was barely visible to the naked eye, and that in order to capture it, he left the aperture of his camera lens wide open, with a super-sensitive ISO setting of 3200.
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Some of the ships that have been sent to Syria were so heavily laden the load line was barely visible above the water, and have docked at Russia's Tartus naval base in the Western Syrian province of Latakia.
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Yes, a number of them are night views, but a barely visible recovery ship, two highway cones lit by headlights, and an eight-sided swimming pool glowing softly in the dark do not appear to have much in common.
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TROY, NEW YORK — The signage for the warehouse that sells tractor supplies was barely visible behind the throng of national media that Kirsten Gillibrand addressed Wednesday for the first time as a candidate for president of the United States.
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Giant pop up ads hawking phone plans for $30 a month, $32 a month, $5 a day and more took up so much of the screen that the fighters' waistbands were barely visible at various points during the fight.
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CreditCreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times SHOYNA, Russia — Shoyna, a Russian fishing village on the frigid shores of the White Sea, is slowly vanishing under sand that engulfs entire houses, their roofs just barely visible above the dunes.
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There's another more hidden motif barely visible in the shadowy black of the window: the faint sphere of the large head of a boy that almost fills the frame — a ghost, a memory or part of an earlier painting.
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The independence of white America had been elevated and the independence of black America had been pushed as low as it could go: It appears by her foot, inching out from under her robe, barely visible, all but erased.
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The independence of white America had been elevated and the independence of black America had been pushed as low as it could go: It appears by her foot, inching out from under her robe, barely visible, all but erased.
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She started off with small, barely-visible ink, like a white dot and white hearts on her fingers, but she just revealed on her app that she upgraded to a full face tattoo this summer — and she's finally spilling the details.
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A short-period comet first discovered in 1948, Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková has been just barely visible in the western sky after sunset for several weeks now, making its first appearance on December 15th near the M75 star cluster.
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The Razer Phone is very difficult to use outdoors because it's screen is barely visible; meanwhile, every other phone I've tested in the past year, even those with LCD displays, such as the HTC U11, works outside without any issue.
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Chen Chunping, whose eyes were barely visible behind a voluminous face mask and scrub cap, said she was initially shocked when she saw the factory, a labyrinthine space with multiple rooms dedicated to the research and mass production of mosquitoes.
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For his campaign photos, he's suited up and pinned his long hair back so it's barely visible but Lim, and his newly formed party, has unsettled many in Taiwan's political establishment, who desperately need the younger voters he appeals to.
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The only reasons why I wouldn't call it best-in-class are the inconsistent battery life, its barely-visible display outdoors, and the fact that it only works with Android phones, unlike, say, a Fitbit or Garmin or Microsoft Band 2.
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Barely visible to the naked eye, the unmarked aircraft, about the size of a large model plane, floated across a field about 1,000 yards in the distance, the lights on its four-pronged sensors flashing brightly against the afternoon sun.
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The weaver's legs work the calcola, or pedal, to throw the lancia navetta, or shuttle, back and forth at such speed that it is barely visible, while their arms pull the heavy wood cassa battente to press the weft together.
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From the road above Robert Tumaneng's fish ponds on Saturday, the floodwaters extended as far as the eye could see, with the tips of palm trees and the thatched roofs of wooden shacks barely visible beneath the caramel-colored water.
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But that is the result of the artist pressing with such force that the chalk gouges a slight channel in the surface of the paper, leaving behind a barely visible striation that distinguishes Michelangelo from the other possibilities, Dr. Bambach said.
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Mr. Courchel, barely visible — it seemed as though we were watching a dance through a film negative — went his own way, slashing one arm to the side and, legs buckling, then crouching toward the floor until his movement came into focus through repetition.
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Based solely on the glass door and patterned wallpaper barely visible in the shot, members of Reddit's r/Charlottesville were able to recognize the establishment as Commonwealth Skybar, a local establishment which opens at 5pm—except at 10am for brunch on Sundays.
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So for us as Americans to say that our personal actions are too frivolous to matter when people died in Cyclone Idai in Mozambique, a country whose carbon footprint is barely visible next to ours, is moral bankruptcy of the highest order.
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In some states Juul's advocacy is public, and in others the company is barely visible, working only through the Vapor Technology Association, or by relying on Altria, the tobacco company that late last year paid Juul $12.8 billion for a 35 percent stake.
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This was the case with "Light and Shade," an aerial view of a playground featuring two boys clutching toy pistols in a game of cowboys, although it may take a moment to make out the second child barely visible in the shadows.
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She is still worried about her parents back home and the underground network that secretly protected her as she moved from house to house, city to city, through countless police checkpoints, always wearing a veil over her face, her eyes barely visible.
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His broader brush strokes and sponge-painted shapes create majestic city skylines, with skyscrapers towering in the background, bridges connecting neighborhoods on either side of a river, and delicately painted creatures, such as a tiny, barely visible cat prowling in the bushes of a park.
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But type "British Bigfoot sightings" into Google, and you'll be shown a map of the British Isles that is barely visible beneath the dots and dashes of where the legendary cryptid—a creature whose existence has yet to be scientifically proven—has allegedly been sighted.
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But look back at the campaign that's just ended, and Modi the would be reformer is barely visible, replaced by Modi the protector, with the prime minister casting himself as the nation's muscular "Chowkidar," or watchman, guarding the nation's interests against challengers foreign and domestic.
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His neighbors — a hardy, independent group who check in on one another and respectfully refer to the older residents as "kupunas" — have carved out similarly simple lives, living in mostly one-story houses whose tin roofs are barely visible behind explosions of tropical vegetation.
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Juno's first flyby also captured the fiery beauty of Jupiter's southern lights, which are barely visible from Earth, along with some auroral radio emissions which are straight nightmare fuel pitched up:Finally, the Juno mission team was very surprised by one feature they didn't see.
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Since April 2011, this corner of England has been marked by a barely visible boundary: the perimeter of the 2750 square miles of the South Downs National Park, the newest of Britain's 2000 such parks, straddling the counties of Hampshire, West Sussex and East Sussex.
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Once he received the flags, he then disassembled them to make "Untitled (White)," an oversize set of white prison chains, and "What To The Prisoner is The Fourth Of July," a giant red wall hanging with the piece's title embroidered in barely visible red thread.
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Moreover, while the F.B.I. did not mention it in court filings, computer security experts noted that the printer appeared to leave barely visible microdots on the printout identifying the serial number of the printer and the date and time of the printing: 6:20 a.m.
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Even as Japanese cars have taken a wide portion of the United States market, American brands are barely visible in Japan, a situation that has long frustrated American auto executives and trade negotiators and has become a renewed source of political friction under President Trump.
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Her bridge is made of ocean cargo containers, steel beams, and steel grates, meaning it is a massive construction, but it doesn't look like that at all; from a distance it is just barely visible as a faint, silvery trace beneath the water, delicate, and almost apparitional.
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"I uploaded the video on September 13th two times and both times it was removed for having "sexually explicit content" the same day," she told Gizmodo over DM. The video is what you'd expect from a concert—mostly other people in the crowd, the musicians barely visible.
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Jonas tells Creators he decided to work with colors in this way because he likes to create a lot of paintings, and feels that each should have an individual color combination; even if the gradation between two paintings, when positioned side-by-side, is barely visible.
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It's barely visible from the house — "I wanted the views unencumbered by the man-made"— but when he sits in the barn to write, the glazed doors to the east frame funky red American leopard lilies and the pink-and-chartreuse fluorescent spikes of African Kniphofia rufa.
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I never thought I could hold a baby for an hour — my head a few inches from hers, hanging on every sigh, waiting intently for the next scrunch of her lips or arch of her barely visible eyebrows — perfectly happy, an idiot entranced by a magic trick.
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The ceiling lattice work with its orderly scheme of glass windows and the manicured, symmetrically placed, under-lit trees are beautifully picturesque, but the rhino barely visible in cobalt and black has its open mouth raised to the night sky which is obstructed by the anthropogenic ceiling.
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The uplifted right arm — the only sign that Lazarus is alive — sets the body into a cruciform pose, presaging Jesus's own death and resurrection, but it is barely visible on the canvas, sinking into the empty, abysmal darkness that makes up the upper half of the painting.
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In Hosokura's work, like "Cat (blue)" (2014), a studio photograph of professional models that nevertheless feels intimate, the androgynous figure has their back to the viewer, spine curving upwards, barely visible genital hair and obvious hair on the legs making me curious, giving me a puzzle to solve.
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They're barely visible in the video — which generally looks as if it was shot with Vaseline smeared on the camera lens — but go-to celebrity makeup artist Hung Vanngo, who made up Selena's face for the occasion, shared a photo to Instagram to give fans a closer look at his handiwork.
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The director of photography, Roger Deakins, delights in drowning our senses: enemies clash by night in a frothing torrent, at the foot of a dam, and, in one telling image, K's boss, Lieutenant Joshi (Robin Wright), is barely visible through a window, such is the deluge streaming across the panes.
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One imagines the fun that emerging local artist Shaina Kasztelan could have had, given $10,000 and the space to herself; this young woman is already a virtuoso of odd 44543D and 3D works assembled from dollar store materials, but her contribution here, like most, is barely visible in the melee.
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Some look like a dystopian future dreamed up by science fiction—massive skyscrapers are barely visible behind thick haze, the sun feebly lights a tiny portion of a grey and brown sky, and streams of pedestrians wearing surgical masks emerge from what looks like impenetrable fog, inhabitants of a world gone to rot.
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Last week the CD version of "Scorpion" finally went on sale, although it sold only 13,000 copies and, for such a blockbuster, it was barely visible in New York City stores — a sign of just how dramatically CD sales have plummeted, and how record companies have instead made streaming their highest priority.
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The image grows darker and darker, but it darkens so slowly that you hardly notice it, or at least not until it is so dark that her face is barely visible on the screen, but by then you have been looking at it for so long that it has become imprinted on your retina.
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That scene comes early in the episode, and is filled with so many vivid details that show how much Lynch and his crew are on their game: from the mismatched paint job on Richard's car to the way Miriam is barely visible behind her glass door as the young Horne's reflection fills the rectangle.
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"American Night" consists of two sets of pictures: Half are bleached-out images of postindustrial areas, often with lone African-Americans on the street, which Mr. Graham intentionally overexposed so that the outlines of buildings, streets, and figures are barely visible — the precise point he is making about an entire strata of the American social landscape.
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Cep finds Hurston "barely visible" in "Barracoon," but the book was crucial to her lifelong effort to celebrate black history, including attempts to recover the slave ship Clotilda, on which Kossola had been transported from Africa, and to erect a national cemetery for "the illustrious Negro dead," as Hurston wrote to W. E. B. Du Bois.
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Most of the couple's 140 guests gathered in the backyard of the Mediterranean-style house, a 15,000-square-foot mansion with palatial floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room and a flowing terrace that offered breathtaking views stretching from Los Angeles to the Santa Monica skyline, with the Pacific Ocean barely visible in the hazy distance.
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It's not at all atypical to find a band like this haunting the Pacific Northwest, where the fuzzy borders between metal and crust punk are barely visible, but Satanarchist's self-released new album, First Against the Wall, hits a sweet spot that's rarely touched by the more atmospheric or more outright punk bands out in their neck of the Oregon woods.
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Personally, I think she can have it both ways: I think she can delight in her sexuality and express uncertainty about what it means as she moves through the seasons of her life, which is how I read that stunning shot of her holding up her middle fingers, her perfectly painted gothic mouth, wrists and neck dripping in pearls and jewels, her face barely visible behind a low-brimmed hat.
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While Leigh's sculptures have a big impact, often it is small things that make them so compelling: the slight, tiny-bit-precarious tilt of the black jar atop the raffia-robed figure's rosette-covered head in "Figure with Skirt"; the way the surface of a single sculpture can shift subtly from sleek to gritty; the barely visible impressions of Leigh's fingertips in the wet clay; the very precise and deliberate tilt of a chin.
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So the connections multiply: from 17th-century Dutch colonialists to the Black Panthers of 1960s America, and farmers in balmy Grenada — even to the frantic crush and heave of Manhattan, a bit of swampland once called New Amsterdam, which those same Dutchmen saw fit to pawn off on the British in 1667 in exchange for Run, one of the nutmeg-producing Banda Islands, and so tiny, it's barely visible on a world map.
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With sardonic humor, Kasearu — living artist, and also woman, mother, and landlady — inverts the trope of the House Museum, while preserving several of its tenets: there is a gift shop (more a glowing vitrine of miscellaneous objects), a library (a stack of books in the bathroom), an archive (in the attic), and an artist's study (a bedroom blocked off to the public by velvet rope, and barely visible in a room beyond, the sleeping quarters of the artist's child).
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My citizenship is most acutely felt at night when I entrust myself into the dark and sulfury confusion of the belly of it, having already submitted to a long lick of the just barely visible mucus of its laws, whose warm coat protects me from the perilous storm, the numerous nocturnal forms, and much anxiety regarding same, which would otherwise do enormous harm were it not for the double capsule that seals me off from it, from other, from self, and in the good night's sleep that leaves me waking sticky with indebtedness but prepared to join the workforce.
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