He doesn't need to be the center of attention and he doesn't want to be the center of attention, and he doesn't need credit for anything.
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Geminoid is the center of attention on the SXSW stage.
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He is at once the center of attention and invisible.
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Zayn Malik doesn't want to be the center of attention.
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But the meat counter was the real center of attention.
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But I don't need to be the center of attention.
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Viola, Donald Trump is once again the center of attention.
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Also, you have to enjoy being the center of attention.
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"Well, I won't be the center of attention," he said.
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And no, avocados will not be the center of attention.
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"He wasn't comfortable as the center of attention," Wilder said.
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"Rudy Giuliani has always wanted to be the center of attention and always has had this knack of making himself the center of attention," said Andrew Kirtzman, author of Rudy Giuliani: Emperor of the City.
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" Says the star: "I don't like being the center of attention.
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Sweet, shy Bella Watts didn't like being the center of attention.
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We're never the center of attention, and most people don't care.
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"LuAnn is definitely enjoying being the center of attention," Singer explained.
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Fire sign Leo is known for being the center of attention!
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But he is happy to not be the center of attention.
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I hate being the center of attention unless there's advance notice.
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And yet all week García has been the center of attention.
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They are intrigued but embarrassed to be the center of attention.
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He does not like being the center of attention, he said.
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Trump loves being the center of attention, loves being gossiped about.
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Pitt just happened to be the center of attention at the time.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think he likes to be the center of attention.
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To give that speech, he would be exposed, the center of attention.
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"I do get nervous," Bomgaars says of being the center of attention.
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You're superhuman, you're hilarious, you're the center of attention and loving it.
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Utah, in particular, is at the center of attention over the issue.
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He gets bored easily and likes to be the center of attention.
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But he also took care not to be the center of attention.
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Mr. Musk is usually the center of attention at events like these.
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" Mr. Russell added: "He doesn't want to be the center of attention.
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"I mean, I don't like being the center of attention," she said.
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Trump probably likes that he's the center of attention in the painting.
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She needed to be the center of attention, is what I thought.
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One person loves public recognition, while another loathes being the center of attention.
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"[W]e want to put people at the center of attention," Goldmann continued.
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How do you keep yourself the center of attention, in terms of physicality?
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Donald Trump, perhaps above all else, likes to be the center of attention.
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And I think that Gavin, I'm sure, enjoys being the center of attention.
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He would perform crazy stupid antics just to be the center of attention.
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On Wednesday, superbugs will be the center of attention on the world stage.
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"Some people like being the center of attention, but I don't," he said.
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When she was more than okay with being the center of attention. 11.
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And for it to sell, he has to be the center of attention.
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Imagine a diary in which the author is not the center of attention.
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"I don't like being the center of attention," she told CNN in September.
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But it was the performance of Montgomery that was the center of attention.
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The last thing any strategist wants is to be the center of attention.
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"He left this world exactly how he lived, center of attention," Hayward said.
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Obviously, Mr. Trump likes — or rather, needs — to be the center of attention.
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The pup is happy to have a guest over because it means she's the center of attention (though I don't know when she's ever not the center of attention) and insists on sitting on my friend's lap the whole time.
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Instead of being the center of attention, Aldridge was right in there among them.
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Leading a company, no matter the size, puts you at the center of attention.
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Looks like they were the center of attention, and were in good company too.
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Showoff planes This isn't the first time Cougars have been the center of attention.
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George and Charlotte will no doubt be the center of attention at the lunch.
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Why settle for a peasant's life when you can be the center of attention?
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She kept the accessories simple, which let the dress be the center of attention.
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After Columbine, the last thing she wanted was to be the center of attention.
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Oh my god, we get it, you smoke being the center of attention. Jesus.
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A range of other issues could overtake health care as the center of attention.
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In Wright's mind, it was his work that should be the center of attention.
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"You will soon be the center of attention," the tiny slip of paper read.
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Expect to see him continue as the center of attention in this fall's campaign.
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LONDON — She should have been the center of attention, but somehow everyone got distracted.
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President Xi Jinping of China was present and, of course, the center of attention.
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Couples didn't have to be photographed up close to be the center of attention.
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"He's been the center of attention, the center of a firing squad," said Sen.
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Like Leo's ruling planet, the Sun, you love to be the center of attention.
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Even when mocked and supposedly ignored, the United States is the center of attention.
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You need to be the center of attention,' they're like, 'Yeah baby, that's me.
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We wanted to spoil my grandfather, but he hated being the center of attention.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump was the center of attention when he attended in 2016.
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But unlike previous debates, Donald Trump wasn't the center of attention this time around.
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The center of attention and influence for conservative media is on the far right.
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We're told he enjoys not being the center of attention and the feeling of community.
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"I don't want to be the center of attention," she said in the same interview.
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Growing up as the center of attention can be a blessing and a curse, though.
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I perform every night, so being the center of attention is not something I'm seeking.
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I'm here, but I'm also the center of attention [on] Instagram or Facebook or whatever.
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It's a mental condition characterized by an insatiable hunger to be the center of attention.
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Is there anything hotter than being the center of attention at your place of work?
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He's super clingy and almost always feels the need to be the center of attention.
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It's also possible that you're self-conscious about being the center of attention, Marin says.
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Both hosts have an uncommon need to be the center of attention, needed, adored, flattered.
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First, she often makes the female both the center of attention and not a victim.
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He'll be the center of attention in Nashville, and get one of the biggest ovations.
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Now the importance of voting becomes the center of attention when it's time to vote.
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Two other performers joined him onstage, but Timberlake, of course, was the center of attention.
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The cat always like to hog up the spotlight and be the center of attention.
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All those elements were there to support the vegetable, which remained the center of attention.
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Food blogger Annem Hobson is sick to death of chocolate being the center of attention.
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"I was very concerned about making her not the center of attention," Christine Keys said.
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On Thursday, Clooney was the center of attention as an American Film Institute lifetime honoree.
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I'm very shy, and I prefer being behind the scenes, not the center of attention.
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How does it feel to finally be at the center of attention at a wedding?
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Taking that away places wine in an often unnatural role, as the center of attention.
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The moderators didn't try to make themselves, rather than the candidates, the center of attention.
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"Neither of us likes being the center of attention," says Zach hiking in Oregon with Tori.
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Then, let the other person think they're in control by making them the center of attention.
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We noticed early on that he'd do stupid stuff just to be the center of attention.
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It was easy for Kjellberg to make himself the center of attention in the whole affair.
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Patrick Schoen: She was a New Orleans socialite, and she was always the center of attention.
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"She had to be the center of attention all the time, the class clown," she recalled.
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My daughter loves her little brother, and she also loves to be the center of attention.
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Trump's entire life has been built on seeking the spotlight, on being the center of attention.
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They're so preoccupied with being the center of attention that they rarely take time for introspection.
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I didn't wanna be the center of attention; I don't wanna be shitty at social interactions.
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I don't like to be the center of attention at all when I'm at the club.
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At Monday's practice, Curry got back to basketball and was, as usual, the center of attention.
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John Delaney is, but he somehow seemed to be the center of attention in night one.
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Why it matters: While the Times was the latest center of attention, they are not alone.
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At traditional town hall meetings, members of Congress are the primary speakers and center of attention.
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Towns with less than 1,000 people — less than 500 people — are, briefly, the center of attention.
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Impeachment puts him in the narcissistic place that he wants to be: the center of attention.
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If it's not her foot, it's something else—so long as she's the center of attention.
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The average wedding is quite literally set up so that the bride is the center of attention.
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I don't like being the center of attention and usually let the day pass without much fanfare.
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There's Bentley, a very chubby and playful English bulldog who loves to be the center of attention.
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Richard Rodriguez attended church every Sunday, his daughter Regina said, and was always the center of attention.
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It helped too that she's charming, funny, and the center of attention in any room she's in.
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I'm not into being the center of attention, which is sort of funny, since I'm a teacher.
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The littlest royals George and Charlotte will no doubt be the center of attention at the lunch.
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I'm here, but I'm also the center of attention in this certain medium, Instagram or Facebook, whatever.
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Contrary to popular belief, I don't enjoy being the center of attention as much as my character.
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"We're a sleepy little town but we've been the center of attention before, in 1916," she said.
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Before lawmakers were given the chance to question Shkreli, he was already the committee's center of attention.
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Yosh's favorite thing about Simon is the feline's adaptability and love for being the center of attention.
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"Inside Trump world," Mr. Parscale said, he stays out of the center of attention "better than anybody."
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With three of her five grandparents on hand in Brooklyn, she'll become the nonstop center of attention.
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Light skinned with reddish hair, Mr. Franklin was a raconteur who relished being the center of attention.
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Not having one's face as the center of attention could make video chat less performative and exhausting.
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Upon bringing his first dog, Man Ray, to the studio, the puppy demanded the center of attention.
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"This mania to have the individual at the center of attention, it drives me crazy," he said.
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He had been center of attention, and suddenly this supernova arrived and was taking up the spotlight.
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The veteran country blues singer Furry Lewis briefly assumes the center of attention as an honored guest.
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He was not the center of attention, and he did nothing to suggest he wanted to be.
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Anything that would make me the center of attention [in person] will [give me] a panic attack.
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With one week until midterm elections in the United States, President Trump is the center of attention.
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"Some people don't like to be the center of attention, and then some people do," Salmon said.
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The two-year-old doles out high fives like candy, and clearly enjoys being the center of attention.
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It was fun to relive getting interviewed, sitting in front of a crowd at the center of attention.
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Look to the very center of attention and fascination, and you will very frequently find a strongman president.
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It's a relaxing way to absorb the energy, but it's not the center of attention during the session.
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Like us, they are prone to feel unloved or neglected when they're no longer the center of attention.
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Photo: William Turton/GizmodoDaniel Hanley, a cybersecurity engineer at IBM, doesn't want to be the center of attention.
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The nature of Stephen A. Smith is to be the center of attention—loud, controversial, and loudly controversial.
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But in Radiohead's music now, technology is just a tool, ubiquitous and unremarkable, not the center of attention.
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Still, if you enjoy being the center of attention, the Alfa Romeo Stelvio is the way to go.
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Grib describes Nova as "an extremely energetic and social dog" who loves to be the center of attention.
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Washington remained the center of attention as Republicans drew even closer to clinching victory on sweeping tax cuts.
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I listen to them and make them feel special because they're paying to be the center of attention.
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He was the center of attention and clearly known by everyone, although I had never seen him before.
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"It's sad to see he's no longer the center of attention," Ms. Ai said in a telephone interview.
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Even before he shows up onscreen, about 20 minutes into "Loro," Silvio Berlusconi is the center of attention.
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Alejandre suggested finding a point of focus such as your feet to establish a grounding center of attention.
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Alejandre suggested finding a point of focus such as your feet to establish a grounding center of attention.
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I just want to let my work speak for itself, and not always be the center of attention.
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He is aware of how blind people often provoke extreme reactions: sometimes ignored, sometimes the center of attention.
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Leo was at Ago restaurant in WeHo to celebrate his win, and he was the center of attention.
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Many people do not actually like being the center of attention, and actually thrive when they're left alone.
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I'm slim with a slight potbelly, and under normal, sober conditions I wilt when I'm the center of attention.
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"My big thing was about simplicity, and not getting caught up in being a center of attention," Rasheed said.
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"She likes to be the center of attention, she likes all eyes on her," her mother, Kasandra Dennard said.
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"Not all unicorns are like this, but I like everyone taking turns being the center of attention," Matatas says.
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Khaled was the center of attention as he arrived Thursday for his own event at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Their performance thoughtfully reanimated Moorman's collaborations with Paik — but this time with the cellist as the center of attention.
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"What I'm excited about the most is to be the center of attention," he says of his new project.
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Leo's energy is all about being the center of attention: Are you and your partners sharing the spotlight fairly?
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"Being loud, always at the center of attention, constant scandals ... that's been our reality for many years," Montalvo said.
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He grew up being the center of attention and was used to getting his own way all the time.
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Outside the studio, following our interview, he posed for pictures, feeling uncharacteristically awkward to be the center of attention.
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Where other New York developers built buildings, Trump built a brand based on always being the center of attention.
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He is taking delight at being the center of attention -- and the object of President Donald Trump's contemptuous affection.
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Yet that central accusation — that Dean wants to be the center of attention — does not stand up to scrutiny.
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It was just a two-day week for senators in Washington, but McCain was at the center of attention.
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While the reality TV stars were the center of attention, friends and fellow celebrities attended the event as well.
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The baby boom generation, which is now 55 to 73, has pretty much been the center of attention forever.
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Blushing, she suddenly realizes that this fake allergy was the best way to remain the center of attention. Applause. Collapse.
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Donald Trump never appears to doubt that he's the main attraction, the center of attention in every room he's in.
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This rescue pup adores being the center of attention at his Virginia home, but Larry's life wasn't always so comfortable.
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"And trouble's gonna follow where I go" However, Swift knows that whatever she does makes her the center of attention.
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Bruce Springsteen was the center of attention last night's 72nd Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Hall in New York.
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"Football players have big egos, and O.J., he's got to be the center of attention," she said in an interview.
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But in a playing sense he likes being the center of attention and likes the pressure that comes with that.
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Look for these two to be the center of attention as the show comes in and out of commercial breaks.
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So instead of hiding (or straightening) your natural hair, consider a costume that makes your curls the center of attention.
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" In an online obituary, Nora is described by her family as the "center of attention in any room she entered.
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Every year, one lucky tree gets to be the center of attention for over a month in New York City.
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"True narcissism is when someone can flip a tragedy and make themselves the center of attention," another Twitter user wrote.
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I'm funny and outgoing when I need to be, but also perfectly fine with not being the center of attention.
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Certainly, Trump is prone to avoid virtually any event or assembly where he is not clearly the center of attention.
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People had been on at me for ages to do a book, but I hate being the center of attention.
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Cats also enjoy being the center of attention — and nothing takes up a cat owner's attention more than their computer.
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In both, the center of attention is Petra von Kant, an imperious diva who bosses around her mute assistant, Marlene.
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She needs to be the center of attention at all times, no matter how damaging that is to her daughters.
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She enjoyed being the center of attention but was racked by depression and severe fears of heights and bridge crossings.
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Some of the organizations have found themselves — unwillingly — at the center of attention and framed as part of the opposition.
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Jonty's little girl, Jilly, was the center of attention, the adults shouting at her as she ran back and forth.
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Trump wasn't the center of attention — he'd ceded the electrifying political news of the day to his ideological opponents. Sad!
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Even when she's not supposed to be the center of attention, Sweden's Princess Estelle ends up the star of the show.
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Now he's in his 70s, with congestive heart failure that keeps him from being this new book's full center of attention.
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I'm an extrovert and a Leo, so I love talking, sharing ideas, and yes, sometimes even being the center of attention.
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The guys we are so used to seeing be one thing suddenly become something different away from the center of attention.
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Even the camera angle in the game focuses on her rear end, she said, putting it at the center of attention.
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Most of his tweets are the center of attention for at least one news cycle, driving more people to use Twitter.
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"Roosevelt loved more than anything else to be the center of attention, and he had a huge, huge ego," Purdy said.
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"He doesn't like being snubbed and wants to be the center of attention all the time," Wolff said during the interview.
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"I don't consider myself the center of attention of the team," Sanchez, a catcher, said through an interpreter after batting practice.
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And with the validation that comes with being the constant center of attention, Donald Trump learned how to love being there.
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Your mother claimed you often found yourself at the heart of the desert because you loved being the center of attention.
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The bright green background highlights the beetle-shaped form's yellow ochre body and blue stripes, making it the center of attention.
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The remarks come as the Fed finds itself at the center of attention in both the financial markets and the political arena.
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If vlogging is a form of masturbation, Boiler Room is a techno orgy in which the camera is the center of attention.
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And on that day, she — alongside with hundreds of her family and friends — was the center of attention in her Mexican village.
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Campbell said her jet became the center of attention, as everyone was eager to see the damage, including her two crew chiefs.
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Meatgirls and meatboys love the idea of being the center of attention, the object of their partner's voracious sexual and oral appetites.
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More than wanting to be the center of attention, I really didn't want to do anything that would make me look stupid.
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As much as you love to be the center of attention, every star needs to have a safe hideaway from the public.
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I don't think he was being a dick, it's hard to be the center of attention while the band behind you sucks.
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It's a sunny Friday afternoon on San Francisco's Embarcadero, and Frohnmayer and I are the center of attention at this red light.
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It's huge, impossible to finish, and you will be the center of attention in the Golden Horseshoe seating area, so there's that.
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But others can find themselves at the center of attention just by going about their day, whether they like it or not.
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New York has become a center of attention during the pandemic, with 524 known cases and one death reported across the state.
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Chubbs was once again the center of attention this week after another video of him trudging along the golf course spread online.
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Once again, an important civic institution worth protecting has been eroded by the president's insistence that he be the center of attention.
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Sporting a bleached mullet and numerous piercings, Joe Exotic was a flamboyant character with a desire to be the center of attention.
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When she went to family parties she was almost always the center of attention because she's so beautiful and loved to dance.
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Ruled by fun-loving Jupiter, the biggest planet in the solar system, you simply can't help but be the center of attention.
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Leo is a warm Fire sign that loves the center of attention—a perfect balance to your cool, intellectual Air sign vibe.
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" As far as her nuptials with the 40-year-old actor, Seyfried tells Vogue she doesn't want to be "the center of attention.
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But Trump, who loves nothing more than to be the center of attention, could not capture the main headlines in Britain Sunday morning.
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Obviously we're a generation defined by our abject narcissism, whose self-esteem will crumble the moment we're no longer the center of attention.
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Months later, in February, Joanna posted a trio of clips chronicling a meeting at which her baby boy was the center of attention.
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It's so much fun to be the center of attention amongst friends, having them run their fingers through my hair and ask questions.
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On a normal day Ledecky might have been the center of attention, but Peaty seized the limelight like a man on a mission.
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Trump actually poked fun at himself and his bald spot, which becomes the center of attention depending on which way the wind blows.
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This chic centerpiece will be her go-to for years to come, and will be the center of attention at all future gatherings.
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This chic centerpiece will be her go-to for years to come, and will be the center of attention at all future gatherings.
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A Libra with a Cancer Moon, A$AP Rocky is very charming, and his Venus in Leo makes him the center of attention.
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She deftly steered the conversation away from her own career and achievements, graciously but firmly keeping herself from being the center of attention.
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"Shallow" was deservedly the center of attention during 2018's awards season, and so it wasn't eligible for any more Grammys this year.
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While you're usually the center of attention, Leo, relieve yourself of this pressure and step back into an audience role at this time.
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As long as Trump insists on making himself the center of attention, American civic society, and its nonpartisan standing, will suffer the consequences.
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"The baby desserts aren't traditional, but I like to make my cakes the center of attention, rather than just a cake," Navarro explains.
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Before the game, Asdrubal Cabrera was the center of attention, starting at third base for the first time in his major league career.
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She gets that drama works, that being the center of attention is all that matters, that death isn't bad press but no press.
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"As the referee, you're not the center of attention, you're the super star, but I guarantee you we're just as important," Carr said.
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They do not have to be the center of attention, though I should say that no wine should ever make you feel guilty.
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Japan's SoftBank (SFTBF), which has become a leading global tech investor with the help of Saudi cash, is at the center of attention.
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But Elastigirl is the center of attention now, facing off against a mysterious new supervillain and, dare we say, stretching herself a bit?
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Rønnenfelt, however, is the undisputed center of attention, if only because of how he provokes a certain fight or flight response from his audience.
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"Donald Trump is about Donald Trump, and what Donald Trump is, is he wants to be the center of attention every single day," Rep.
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Ronnie has shaped the narrative of every episode to be the center of attention by either mocking you or professing his love for you.
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Haze would like to be the center of attention in a home and for that reason he should be his next adopter's only pet.
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We all had a narrative, we were all the center of attention in our own little corners, and it's a feeling like none other.
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In 2016, the brand put out a touching video which explained that during Pride, only one rainbow deserved to be the center of attention.
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The designs will be flashy, aimed to catch the eye of consumers, but the swimmers themselves will be much more the center of attention.
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People already can't stop swooning over Chalamet and Robert Pattinson starring in a movie together — with their bold haircuts at the center of attention.
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On Sunday, Susan Bro said her daughter wouldn't want to be the center of attention on the one-year anniversary of the deadly protests.
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George is certainly accustomed to being the center of attention, but you can be sure that the flashbulbs pointed right at Amal that night.
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I was just always a very expressive, center-of-attention-loving child and loved to dress up for as long as I can remember.
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Yet the president, so accustomed to being the center of attention, must now watch from the sidelines as these longstanding enemies open a dialogue.
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He proudly calls himself an introvert -- "I just don't like being the center of attention," he said -- but is confident in who he is.
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"To allow the sweetlips to be center of attention, I used a slow shutter speed and accelerated panning to blur the background," More wrote.
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I even like to use flowers or draw hearts or stars with shimmery shadows to be the center of attention not just on arrival.
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Maroney gave her a wide berth, seemingly sensing that at least for this weekend, Lawrence will be the center of attention in their relationship.
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Woods describes himself as "100 percent an introvert," but the kind of introvert who doesn't mind being the center of attention under the right circumstances.
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Center of Attention Visitors are invited to engage with the Museum's special exhibition through these hour-long discussions focused on a single work of art.
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But rather than make one person the center of attention, Houseparty splits the screen up to 8 times so everyone can talk and laugh together.
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Odds are that Donald Trump will lose the election if he is the center of attention, and win if he can fade into the background.
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We've seen plenty of footage following a celebrity, but Spectacles could let us be the center of attention with fans and paparazzi fawning around us.
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A-listers are used to being the center of attention, but when they agree to be a bridesmaid, they're promising to let the bride shine.
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He loved being the center of attention and the object of news reports, even if in recent years it was for being hospitalized, she said.
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In early family videos, she is a smiley toddler vying to be the center of attention, a classic middle child trying to outshine her brothers.
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On the day of your wedding, you are to be the absolute center of attention, the sun around which everyone you know and love rotates.
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And perhaps that was the moment Neymar decided he deserved to be the center of attention -- to step out of the shadow of Lionel Messi.
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"It really makes you the center of attention, people pay attention to what you're saying and then you become this like quirky person," says Altucher.
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Also known as The Floss, also known as the dance move every annoying kid now does at wedding receptions to become the center of attention.
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After tweeting his criticism of a Vucic-loyal outlet for questionable coverage both dismissing and demonizing the protesters, Ivanovic found himself the center of attention.
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Many people long to be at the center of attention; Leonard Bernstein was actually good at the center—he routinely gave more than he received.
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Biden has turned in a few weak debate performances, and he will be the center of attention and talk much more than in earlier encounters.
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He's happy to let Lopez have the spotlight—the opposite of the narcissistic center of attention he was known for being in the Yankees clubhouse.
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Although his presence in the United States has somewhat diminished, during the years after World War II he was repeatedly a center of attention here.
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To strains of ukulele music on the gramophone, the towheaded Idris often entertained her family by dancing the hula, happy as the center of attention.
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Swimming near the shore of the Pond, New York's Mandarin duck, with his orange upturned wings and black-white rump, was the center of attention.
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But for Comey, there was nothing strange about being at the center of attention -- while dividing opinion among some of the most powerful people on Earth.
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For once -- Trump, though the center of attention, did not contribute to the political cacophony himself, contenting himself with the Ryan statement and a few Tweets.
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While some kids might prefer to be the sole center of attention on their birthdays, it would be hard to complain about a party like this.
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Talking on the patio, she's quiet and thoughtful, at times fidgeting nervously with her hands as if she's not used to being the center of attention.
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However, there is plenty of differentiation within the asset class – and the big four of Brazil, Russia, India and China aren't always the center of attention.
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Yes, Gummi Ben, aka Guðmundur Benediktsson, is the center of attention again after the commentator's ecstatic reaction to Iceland's goal against Austria last Tuesday went viral.
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Glamorous actors are the center of attention on Oscar night, but the biggest award of all honors producers who are typically obscure to the mass public.
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"Kids who grow up being the center of attention will rarely bother to emphasize that role or feel the need to fight for it," James said.
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The actor was the center of attention as he delivered a memorable dance performance with his female squad back in 1992 — and boy, was it impressive.
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Like a baby, Aries individuals can be huge crybabies when they don't get what they want, and they have to constantly be the center of attention.
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Offred has lost the faint hope that gave her the strength to keep going, and Waterford is glum that he's no longer the center of attention.
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In keeping with both Jeff-as-artist and Jeff-as-center-of-attention, he helps design his own sneaker, ice cream flavor and pair of jeans.
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But, as is the case whenever a 13-year-old is the center of attention, there are plenty of opportunities for awkwardness amid all that joy.
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Some antibiotics, most famously penicillin, came from fungi, but soil bacteria were so abundant and so easy to collect that they remained the center of attention.
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Melania Trump, the headlining speaker on the first night of the Republican National Convention, isn't used to being the center of attention on the campaign trail.
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"Show up or not, @realDonaldTrump is right where he likes to be: in the center of attention," tweeted Axelrod, a former senior adviser for President Obama.
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Other G-7 countries promoted photographs of their own leaders that sought to show them as the center of attention — or at least not as bystanders.
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Our home and our space are very important to us, and this has allowed us to never feel like the TV is the center of attention.
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Washington (CNN)Last year, Justice Anthony Kennedy traveled to the White House, robes and all, and found himself in a familiar spot: the center of attention.
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For however long the Thunder's playoff run lasts — and after Sunday's result, it may not last long — Westbrook will continue to be the center of attention.
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"Trump doesn't just want to be in the club, he wants to be the unquestioned leader and center of attention," said Gwenda Blair, a Trump biographer.
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Bloomberg's late entrance to the debate stage is unprecedented in American politics, and could make him the center of attention, according to a leading debate scholar.
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"It was perfect — form-fitting and sparkling, the ideal dress to be the center of attention in at our not-quite-traditional wedding," Ms. Rindler said.
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He relishes being the center of attention as he herds potential cabinet picks past a gallery of cameras at Trump Tower or his New Jersey golf resort.
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But halfway through his set, two humpback whales decided that they wanted to be the center of attention and breached just a few feet away from Pelayo.
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After he got his winner's trophy, he acted like he was masturbating, complete with post-orgasmic nap, as the center of attention for the Saitama Super Arena.
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DH David Ortiz was unsurprisingly the center of attention on Opening Day at Fenway Park as the iconic Red Sox slugger enters his final season before retirement.
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Melania Trump may have made her name as a model, but she's not used to being the center of attention, at least not on the campaign trail.
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Because cheese plates, possibly more than any other snack, represent everything we want to be: gorgeous, widely adored, the center of attention, and a little bit fancy.
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Zipes told investigators he had no malicious intent on February 16 but was merely trying to "lighten the mood" and be the "center of attention," WESH reported.
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It was a characteristic end to an often tumultuous year, where the President regularly found himself exactly where he wanted to be: at the center of attention.
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And that if Trump likes anything more than being the center of attention, it's freaking out the squares -- doing something wildly unpredictable that no one saw coming.
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In most games, the player's character is the center of attention; every game element serves to reinforce the protagonist as the center of his or her story.
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Astrologers say you want to be the center of attention, Leo, and while that's not wrong, you truly crave a partner you can share the spotlight with.
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That probably came from growing up with a domineering father who had to be the center of attention with my mother, sister, and me in the background.
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When the EU announced it was fining Apple $14.5 billion in unpaid taxes due to Ireland last year, it was again Vestager who was the center of attention.
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Meryl Streep, who was at the center of attention for her outburst against President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday, is nominated for her role in "Florence Foster Jenkins".
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Ten years later, he was at the center of attention again, sitting alongside the NSA, refuting the suggestion that a president could ever unilaterally wiretap without a warrant.
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In the latter half of 2017, the focus moved from headset-based VR to mobile-based AR with Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore at the center of attention.
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Photographer Mikaël Theimer always carries his camera with him, but Marion — his girlfriend of more than six years — isn't always excited to be the camera's center of attention.
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Instead of focusing on Ra, Smith has keyed the photograph to the light as it struck the scarf, which is perfectly situated to become the center of attention.
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Winners: Marco Rubio and Rand Paul -- Rubio for energetically holding his own as the center of attention, and Paul for turning in his sharpest debate performance thus far.
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You are the center of attention early this week when the attractive planet Venus meets ethereal Neptune in the sector of your chart that concerns the public eye.
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Maya Rudolph has starred in film, TV and the live stage, but there's one place she isn't allowed to be the center of attention – her own living room!
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It's actually kinda brilliant ... Kim and Kanye become the center of attention at the music event, courtesy of Taylor Swift, and they don't have to lift a finger.
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They were designed, he said, to keep Mr. Johnson the center of attention, which in turn helps him press his very serious, but potentially tiresome, argument about Brexit.
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Certainly the visually striking nature of the dish, which made me the center of attention as I wandered near the midway, generates its own word-of-mouth marketing.
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For a team with a first-time manager that is trying to wrap its arms around World Series expectations, the unmistakable center of attention was the towering sluggers.
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Rarely the center of attention, Ms. Masoni has a down-to-earth, slightly nerdy charm, like the shy kid in class who surprises you with her witty insights.
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Part of not being the center of attention, he said, means not being someone "who detracts from what's happening because I just have no sense of fashion whatsoever."
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In contrast to the way she had been shunned in earlier days, Ms. Grissom was the center of attention, according to an account in The New York Times.
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The bar, with its nice clean lines, is poised in the front room in such a way that the bartender can't help but be the center of attention.
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On the other hand, being thrust onto any kind of stage where you're the center of attention can cause you to feel defensive, shrinking away from the light.
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As *Lady Dynamite *begins, Maria's on the mend but still fragile, and daydreaming of a fantasy-land hair-care commercial in which she's the fearless, empowered center of attention.
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The Machete Spatula from Dunk can also be used as a bottle opener, so the guy who gets this will always be the center of attention at any BBQ.
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Khloé Kardashian is no stranger to being the center of attention, but one picture from her big surprise birthday party really has her fans in an uproar on Twitter.
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I think what was interesting was the people at TPG understood that this was not going to get better, and so immediately removed him from the center of attention.
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He also hates being the center of attention, so if he was even allowing this call to happen, I knew it meant I really needed to come home, fast.
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Regardless of your relationship status, get ready to be the center of attention this spring, when action planet Mars heats up your sign from March 31 to May 15.
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He took a week when Hillary Clinton was hoping to launch some new attacks and turn the discussion away from her emails and made himself the center of attention.
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Earlier in the weekend, while spending a quiet night at home on Friday, Kardashian and Thompson let their daughter be the center of attention as they all played together.
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And with all those amateur curators toiling away for internet points, casual users are flocking in for an edgier look at what will be the center of attention tomorrow.
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Scarborough Shoal has been the center of attention as one of the most desirable places in the South China Sea for the Chinese to convert into an artificial island.
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"Donald Trump is about Donald Trump, and what Donald Trump is, is he wants to be the center of attention every single day," Coffman told me after his loss.
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Since then, Mr. Puigdemont has been at once at the center of attention and outside of it — present while simultaneously absent — the virtual leader of an increasingly quixotic cause.
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The former lawmaker also became the center of attention when he threatened to throw NY1 reporter Michael Scotto off a balcony in 85033 while speaking at the U.S. Capitol.
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These are people who have a deep need for grandiosity, to be the center of attention, who need to control others, and who lack empathy and lie without hesitation.
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You then receive a classification like "The Muse" with a few pages of explanation, for example, revealing how you like to inspire others while being the center of attention.
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I couldn't face the whole "center of attention" thing, so we decided to marry on vacation in Italy and break the "happy" news to the family the night before.
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She was her mother's princess, always the center of attention, and loved pink and Disney princesses," David Miliband, IRC's president, said in the statement, calling her the "epitome of sweetness.
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"It was definitely not love at first sight — he was a center of attention type guy and I'm not that way," she jokingly recalls in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.
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So, of course, the author, soft-filter Instagram expert and Kohl's designer had a few ideas for how to make mom feel like the center of attention come Mother's Day.
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And while that happens more than we'd probably like to admit, there still comes a time when we'd rather be the center of attention and stand out from our peers.
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With dramatic lashes at the center of attention in 2018 — Pinterest labeled lashes one of the biggest beauty trends of the year — I became intrigued to give falsies another run.
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If they were like Salacious B. Crumb — weird and off-putting, but more a bit of oddball side business than the center of attention — I'd be fine with that, too.
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Glamorous actors are the center of attention at the Oscars, but the Best Picture trophy — the biggest award of all — honors producers, who are typically obscure to the mass public.
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While Tremblay's dance moves certainly made him the center of attention at the afterparty, his real shining moment came when he delivered the cutest acceptance speech earlier in the evening.
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Grace, 40, will star in the episode titled "Smithereens," about a cab driver with an agenda who becomes the center of attention on a day that spirals out of control.
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Paul was a vibrant, forceful man who liked to be the center of attention—he was a brilliant storyteller—and to hold children up in the air and tickle them.
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The nice thing about Eli is that he seems like a normal person, like you or me, and does not generally appear to enjoy being at the center of attention.
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As seen on the Fever mixtape, Hot Girl Meg is the center of attention — she can always be found twerking on a handstand or making her friends drive the boat.
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He must know that being the center of attention is the worst thing that can happen to a referee, because very rarely does that attention come with peonies and gratitude.
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Flanked by two representatives, she was lost in focus, as though willing herself to enter the first of many parties this season where she would be the center of attention.
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PARIS (Reuters) - If you are going to make yourself the center of attention, particularly in the often bitterly hostile world of modern American politics, you better be on your game.
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The Moon is in hardworking Earth sign Virgo, putting your focus on career and popularity; however, you're also really not feeling like leaving the house or being the center of attention.
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Now that the fervor over the mobile sector has dimmed in terms of press, more exciting sectors like artificial intelligence, blockchain and others seem to be the center of attention lately.
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Elizabeth Warren, surging in the polls, seemed to be the center of attention, and her ideas -- on everything from health care to the economy -- dominated the early part of the debate.
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High-spirited Princess Estelle, 4, is usually the center of attention, but her little brother gave her a run for her money in front of the cameras for mom's special day.
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The crystal-embroidered chunky-heeled footwear, which debuted on Saint Laurent's AW17 catwalk, made it clear that Jenner was the center of attention as they sparkled in the paparazzi camera flashes.
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Alice is even able to keep it together while Cheryl and Penelope find ways to make themselves the center of attention, flaunting their wealth as if it can buy Polly's love.
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In addition to the discomfort of being the center of attention, his birthday is also unsettling because it makes him consider his experiences, accomplishments, and doubts at that point in time.
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First Class Cory Remsburg, a wounded warrior sitting with the first lady, was the center of attention for a key and moving moment of the 2014 State of the Union address.
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Fellow candidates and even the moderators at times tried to keep him on the defensive, but Trump held his ground, and as usual, maintained his place at the center of attention.
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The show's lead is basking in the glow of being the center of attention, the contestants are bundles of nerves, and everyone's watching to see who'll get the first impression rose.
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The center of attention was the street artist L'Amour Supreme, who was complementing the brick-and-red-neon exterior of Katz's Delicatessen with shades of aqua, gleaming pink and gravel gray.
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He "enjoys being the center of attention and has been known to frequent nightclubs where he enjoys showing off his high-priced vehicles, boats, and other toys," according to the FBI.
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"It makes them stand out and be the center of attention — and presents them in a flattering sense from every angle, as if they were perfect all the time," he continued.
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Jackie is as interested by this talk as he might be with any other guest, but the charismatic host is the center of attention whether he aims to be or not.
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The center of attention at Audi's display is likely to be the fifth-generation A103, which is sure to carry on the family look, borrowing details from the A7 and A8.
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For extremely space-constrained situations, or in rooms where you don't want the sink to be the center of attention, a simple porcelain wall-mounted or pedestal sink may work best.
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Still, winning is winning, and Mr. Sanders has done the most of it in these early stages of the primary, delivering him to an unusual perch: the clear center of attention.
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But this week, Mr. Singer, who admitted to organizing a scheme to cheat on tests and bribe college coaches to get students into elite schools, was again the center of attention.
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These are recipes in which fruit is allowed to be the center of attention, using only as much sugar as needed to help each fruit be the best version of itself.
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These are recipes in which fruit is allowed to be the center of attention, using only as much sugar as needed to help each fruit be the best version of itself.
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A lifelong lover of drag, one of the things I adore most about the form is that it is loud and brash, it doesn't hide, it's proudly the center of attention.
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For Donald Trump in particular — who always wants to be the center of attention — he may not be so thrilled if his Cabinet secretaries keep making news that he doesn't like.
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Baron Capital founder Ron Baron, who appeared on "Squawk Box" with Denholm, said although Musk often takes the center of attention, Tesla's entire team is driving the company to hit its goals.
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In a celebration hosted by Rahimullah Khan, the deputy police chief of Oruzgan, Wasil was the center of attention, wearing a baggy police uniform with garlands of plastic flowers around his neck.
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George and Charlotte were the center of attention as Prince William and Princess Kate joined other parents at the special reception at Government House – where the family is based during their stay.
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Venus is entering protective crab Cancer—while you usually love being the center of attention, you'll find yourself crawling into a shell of your own today, seeking privacy around love and money.
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The game on Sunday had a violent start, establishing a fierce tone, and amid the constellation of superstars on both teams, the referee, Héber Lopes, somehow emerged as the center of attention.
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But Rhode was the center of attention as she wrapped up a record that started with her double trap gold medal as a precocious 23-year-old at the 210 Atlanta Games.
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ALEXIS SOLOSKI CENTER OF ATTENTION The big gold tooth that Leslie Kritzer sported as the randy Salome in "The Robber Bridegroom" may well have been fitted so she could chew the scenery.
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But New York will not be such a center of attention in 2020, when the Summer Olympics will be held in Tokyo and the political conventions are set for Milwaukee and Charlotte.
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But New York will not be such a center of attention in 2020, when the Summer Olympics will be held in Tokyo and the political conventions are set for Milwaukee and Charlotte.
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"It illustrates the strong desire to be looked at and to be someone else's center of attention—to be relevant to someone, even if you don't know the person at all," Hortmann concluded.
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The 3-month-old daughter of Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson was the center of attention on Friday as her parents stayed home to spend some quality time together as a young family.
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While this prickly behavior can wreak havoc at home, it's a child's way to try to gain control over something that they can't control at all: no longer being the center of attention.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Donald Trump was not in the room during President Barack Obama's final State of the Union speech, but the Republican presidential front-runner held the center of attention nonetheless.
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"I think he loved all of the stimulation that was around him … seeing all of the kids running around, getting his face painted and being the center of attention, of course!" she adds.
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Johnson is a witty, rakish showman who always puts himself at the center of attention and is willing to put up with a lot of scandal and disapproval in order to stay there.
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The new phones will be the center of attention no matter what they're called, so stay tuned until the 12 for more updates on what you can expect to see when they drop.
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"Donald Trump is about Donald Trump, and what Donald Trump is, is he wants to be the center of attention every single day," Coffman said, reflecting on Republicans' newfound position in the House minority.
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After all, your parents mean a lot to you and so does your partner, but you might be used to being the center of attention when you spend time with one or the other.
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A bold pair of 6-year-old twins managed to become the center of attention during Prince William and Kate Middleton's outing on Wednesday — but quick-thinking royal mom Kate didn't seem to mind.
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Some noted a relevant 2016 tweet from House Speaker Paul Ryan: Trump has built his career, reputation, and much of his wealth by spilling tea in ways that make him the center of attention.
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The vulnerability has been the center of attention in recent days, following the outbreak of the global "Wanna Cry" ransomware attack that crippled Britain's hospital system and has spread to at least 150 countries.
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Microsoft acquired the cross-platform iOS, Android and OS X development service Xamarin last month, and the new acquisition is already at the center of attention at Microsoft's annual Build developer conference this week.
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He's frequently in motion and constantly animated—good, with his broad smile and quick banter, at being the center of attention, and equally good, with a tighter smile, at keeping strangers at a remove.
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Serving utensils, for example: They might not be the center of attention when the big platter of meat and potatoes arrives at the table, but try getting the food onto your plate without them.
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What drives this franchise is the same force that drives so much culture and politics right now: the self-pity of a white man with a relentless need to be the center of attention.
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Woods did not win the tournament — he finished in a six-way tie for ninth place — but he was in contention throughout, and there was no question that he was the center of attention.
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Collins, a key swing vote who increasingly looks like she'll back the bill, has been at the center of attention Friday as GOP leaders seek to win over at least 50 of their members.
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The penalty will only confirm in Alonso's mind that the double world champion, who has been the center of attention at Indianapolis, was right to miss Monaco for a shot at glory across the Atlantic.
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King will soon be the big brother to a little girl, but he was the center of attention on Saturday, spending much of the party in a mini car and wearing a racecar driver jacket.
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So you're living this very weird life where one person is out doing media, touring, and talking to all these really pretty people and being the center of attention and you could potentially feel forgotten.
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She wants to play the Super Bowl halftime show – with some big names Cunning hopes to one day be the center of attention for hundreds of millions of eyes taking a break from watching football.
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Despite a global cast of world record holders, champions and swim sensations preparing to light up the Rio pool, the greatest of all time will again be the center of attention at his farewell Games.
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Another thing about Joe: he is not a big fan of being the center of attention, and here he was, fielding a marriage proposal in a very small living room, six eyes now on him.
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Money was definitely a factor in our decision to have a low-key affair, but even more so we were motivated by the fact that we're both introverts who dislike being the center of attention.
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In this ritual, the center of attention stands at the podium, he says things about working together and getting along, and after it's done, everyone goes on their way, assuming he didn't really mean it.
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This is why every time Hillary Clinton gets in the news — even if it's a story that might hurt her with voters — Trump says something else ridiculous so that he's the center of attention again.
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Nearly four summers ago, they were the center of attention at a polo game at Beaufort Park club, in Gloucestershire, when George – clutching a toy tractor – and Mia were among cousins playing on a grassy bank.
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But although she's used to being the center of attention on set, the actress confesses after having her privacy devastatingly violated when her nude photos were leaked on the internet, she's always braced for the worse.
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The regal Real Housewives of Atlanta alum — who is expecting her first child next month with husband Marc Daly — was the center of attention at the event, which was held from 4:30 to 8 p.m.
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"Why couldn't your letter have waited until after the election, so I would not have to be the center of attention the last week of the election cycle?" she wrote in an open letter to Comey.
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With her latest hairstyle being the center of attention, she wore a menswear style double-faced pleated brown coat, gray tank, loose black sweats, Yeezy sneakers and accessorized with Ray-Ban sunglasses on her day out.
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The frenetic weekend was consistent with the chaos that has raged around Trump ever since he took office and reflects his lifelong and compulsive hunger to make himself the center of attention at every possible opportunity.
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Matt Roper's Chico and Seth Shelden's Harpo are also meticulous, and Matt Walters completes the quartet with the less well-known Zeppo, the male romantic lead in the story but certainly not the center of attention.
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Two weeks after Hillary Clinton's health became the center of attention after she came down with pneumonia — "Something's going on," Mr. Trump said ominously — observers wondered if Mr. Trump was suffering from an illness, as well.
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The next day he would be the center of attention at the Egyptian Theater, where he would walk the red carpet in a roomy green suit alongside his onscreen siblings Emilia Jones and Jackson Robert Scott.
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Once in office, they work the media so they are always the center of attention as they try to consolidate their power and make the public office they hold adapt to their private agendas and circumstances.
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And its characters were, for the most part, the kind of oblivious, 20-something white girls who make everything about them and don't want to admit they're devastated when someone else is the center of attention.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines' youngest child, 8 months, looks adorable in a trio of clips the Magnolia mogul shared to her Instagram Story Thursday, chronicling a meeting at which her baby boy was the center of attention.
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Sarah Hyland and her boyfriend Wells Adams may have gone to the Los Angeles Lakers game on Friday night as spectators, but they found themselves the center of attention when the kiss cam landed on the duo.
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"Donald Trump is about Donald Trump, and what Donald Trump is, is he wants to be the center of attention every single day," Coffman said, reflecting on Republicans' newfound position in the House minority after the election.
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Millions of Americans remember when Texas 18-month-old Jessica McClure was rescued from a backyard well after being trapped for nearly 60 hours — but the center of attention herself has no recollection of the harrowing event.
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Every time Clinton's lack of trustworthiness makes the news — say, when FBI Director James Comey called her handling of her private email server "extremely careless" — Trump has done something to make himself the center of attention again.
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The question is whether files are always the central unit of work that comments and tasks should be pegged to, or whether it should be the task and project at the center of attention with files attached.
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" Yet Chuck Wexler, the head of the Police Executive Research Forum, a Washington think-tank, said that although Mr. O'Neill may not have made himself the center of attention, "it is clear that he is in charge.
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The need to be attractive, the need to be the center of attention, the need to be the star, despite the fact that you're supposed to be passing all that onto your children, I can definitely relate.
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I like being the center of attention, but when she arrived I learned to share and make space in my emotional and personal world, and I've grown my sense of life through her and through my children.
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"This morning our District is the center of attention over a video on social media where one of our teachers appears to disrespect the family values of our students and families in the classroom," the statement said.
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Every time Clinton's lack of trustworthiness makes the news — say, when FBI Director James Comey called her handling of her private email server "extremely careless" — Trump has done something to make himself the center of attention again.
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They may be the sunny sign that likes to party and be the center of attention, "but the energy between them and their mothers is actually one that's really deep, very profound: It's not a party," says Gat.
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The center of attention for those looking to roll back bank regulations is the Dodd-Frank reforms, passed after the crisis to avoid a repeat of the too-big-to-fail climate that required trillions in government bailouts.
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Creatives in music, film and tech that have for decades been the center of attention at the annual SXSW (South by Southwest) festival in Austin, Texas, have been overshadowed this year by the arrival of rising political stars.
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One thing is certain: Even if Woods is only a pale shadow of his former self after two major back surgeries, the 40-year-old is certain to be the center of attention wherever he tees it up.
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But now that the technology is in demand beyond just that initial use case — and it does seem like Nvidia is nowhere near abandoning that — Nvidia is finding itself the center of attention both at CES and beyond.
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On the other hand, if you look at new classrooms and buildings and arts centers that are the center of attention of the campus, then these amenities will offer students a much more enjoyable experience when attending college.
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But even as Birx, Fauci and other health officials have gone on camera to disseminate information, they have had to contend with Trump's desire to be at the center of attention and offer his take on the situation.
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On this night, like others, Butler, a 27-year-old in his sixth N.B.A. season, was the center of attention inside a Bulls locker room that is a little lighter on star power than it used to be.
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"I'm not a huge believer in star signs and all that stuff, but I am a Leo, and I think the Leo, he likes to be the center of attention but when he likes to be," Federer said.
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The breakdown in relations between the two NATO allies has thrust Brunson's case to international prominence and made the 50-year-old American the unlikely center of attention in a currency crisis that has shaken global emerging markets.
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Her makeup artist Erika La Pearl relies on this showy set to give the rapper that little something-something that makes her the center of attention — whether she's taking a selfie, performing on stage, or walking the red carpet.
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Trump's damage control operation was so bad that many assumed it to be intentional—that he was fanning the flames to distract from other worse scandals, or, at the very least, to keep himself at the center of attention.
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But unlike the much-larger Facebook, Twitter has failed to attract enough in advertising revenue to turn a profit even as its popularity with U.S. President Donald Trump and other celebrities makes the network a constant center of attention.
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The president, who loves campaigning and being the center of attention, would be better off vanquishing an insurgent candidate or two in each early primary state than sitting on the sidelines and yielding air time to the Democratic Party.
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Chapman was again the center of attention during a 5-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Sunday, even though he did not make an appearance in the game after tossing three innings over the last two games.
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He doesn't turn them into either heroes in his fiction, and they are not the center of attention in his photographs; in other words, he doesn't attempt to grant them a status they do not achieve in real life.
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In the end, though, "All I Need Is One Night" suggests, delicately and with bemused affection, that what befell Solidor was rather banal: She grew old, and had trouble accepting that she was no longer the center of attention.
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Picture William Shatner speaking to a crowd of "Star Trek" fans, only 98 percent female, and you'll get the idea: lots of fellowship and laughter and screaming, with the center of attention gamely baffled and entertained by it all.
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Sky, Europe's largest pay-TV operator in which Fox owns a 39 percent stake, is now the center of attention for Comcast as the NBCUniversal parent aims to broaden its European exposure and build out more current distribution methods.
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Even if Biden hadn't struggled somewhat in the first two debates, he'd still be the center of attention tonight in Houston when the top 10 candidates in the Democratic field gather for the third debate of the 2020 race.
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It found itself suddenly at the center of attention after allegations of sexual harassment and assault were made by 18 women against photographer and cultural figure Jean-Claude Arnault, who is married to Academy member and author Katarina Frostenson.
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President Trump may be at the center of attention in the US, but neither he nor his promise to make Mexico pay for a wall along the two countries' 2,000-mile shared border were big issues in the Mexican election.
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I hadn't wanted to immediately pull Tia and make the Colton/Tia history the center of attention on the date, so once I felt like everyone had had a good time I knew it was time to pull Tia aside.
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While the movement against sexual assault was the underlying theme of the night, with attendees wearing black and "Time's Up" pins, no one commanded the cause to the center of attention like Oprah, and certainly not in an acceptance speech.
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Whether striding out of a Mercedes in the opening credits of "The Apprentice" or pouring a bottle of champagne suggestively over a limo in a recently rediscovered Playboy video, he has made a career of keeping himself the center of attention.
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The perennial sidekick, Z-Shaped Green Block begins to harbor ill feeling towards Long Blue Block, who is always the center of attention, while he remains crushed under his peers, including the snooty, Princeton-educated Orange Square Block (Michael Cera).
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Though flanked by Latino colleagues Bob Menendez and Catherine Cortez Masto, it was Kaine, an Irish Catholic from the Midwest, who was the center of attention at the press conference on how Senate Republicans' health care bill would affect Latinos.
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" He adds, "In fairness, he did seem to have taken on the tough job of making sure the operation surrounding the Queen ran smoothly, while she remained the center of attention — the 'bad cop' in the situation, as it were.
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According to TMZ, the party also overshadowed a rival party of Birdman's at the same time, and celebrity guests included 2 Chainz, Meek Mill, 21 Savage, and DJ Khaled, who you can see uncharacteristically not being the center of attention.
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Today is all about relationships, with so many planets in Cancer, occupying the partnership sector of your chart: The center of attention, the Sun; the planet of emotion, the Moon; and chatty Mercury all ask you to focus on partnership.
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"I think Steve at that point was so fawned over, and was basically kind of a shy person who was constantly the center of attention, that on some level he liked that I didn't know who he was," Egan said.
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He was at the center of attention for several reasons in his start Wednesday, but by the end of the day, the overarching conclusion might have been that the magic in Colon's memorable run with the Mets was wearing thin.
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At first pass, even before Mr. Trump's policies and programs are known, the tech world seems to feel as if it won't be at the center of attention, the way it seemed to be in the now-passing Obama years.
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Strzok has been at the center of attention for GOP lawmakers since the text messages emerged, particularly for his role in investigating Hillary Clinton's private email server use and whether she properly handled classified material while she was secretary of State.
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With travel at the center of attention as the global coronavirus outbreak worsens — and cruise lines in particular feeling the heat given the virus's spread on two Carnival cruise ships — traders are recommending steering clear of the group for now.
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But unlike the much-larger Facebook Inc, Twitter has failed to attract enough in advertising revenue to turn a profit even as its popularity with U.S. President Donald Trump and other celebrities makes the network a constant center of attention.
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With two major economies involved, conversations around a trade war between the two have become the center of attention of this relationship, and one that would actually hurt not only our political relationship with China, but our economy as well.
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This time it was Cohen as the center of attention, with the newspaper revealing that federal authorities investigating whether Cohen had committed bank and tax fraud have zeroed in on loans obtained by taxi businesses that he and his family own.
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Parlaying the strong economy into a lot of drama that will eventually allow Trump to claim some kind of victory is extremely Trumpy in the sense that it displays his unquestionable genius for making himself the center of attention at all times.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Daniel Ricciardo expects to be the center of attention at the Russian Grand Prix on Friday, if only fleetingly, when he tries out a new 'aeroscreen' head protection device fitted to the cockpit of his Red Bull Formula One car.
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Saturday's running of the 210nd Kentucky Derby, the most famous race in America and the first in the Triple Crown series of three races, puts horse racing at the center of attention for many sports fans, a place it only rarely occupies.
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Willett was a center of attention when Europe were beaten 17-11 by the United States at the Ryder Cup in Minnesota earlier this month after his brother criticized the behavior of American fans before the start of the biennial team event.
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"For six years and four months I have sat behind you every time I came to court, watching you come out and smile for the cameras and the audience, enjoying being the center of attention," June Kibuishi said to Wozniak in court.
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Burgess also does not like being the center of attention—he'd rather chide Watson about his love life or plan a cookout for the shop-goers than answer my questions—because he's genuinely curious to get to know other people and foster community.
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And if you really want to send summer out with a bang, wear the whole look head-to-toe, though we'd advise eliminating the celeb-approved plunging neckline or tons of accessories – you'll already be the center of attention without adding anything extra.
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Less than 24 hours after a terror attack that killed eight people on a New York City bike path, Trump is doing precisely what you expected of him: blaming others, talking tough, scrambling the facts -- and making himself the center of attention.
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Many stand and enjoy the song, but the volume of drunken mouths becomes very apparent as a loud hum of conversation buoys the sweet piano-driven sounds of a song like "Out of My Hands" struggles to become the center of attention.
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Even though the ink on the contracts has barely dried, Microsoft already made Xamarin the center of attention at its annual Build developer conference today by announcing its plans to roll Xamarin into every Visual Studio tier, including the free Community Edition version.
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Durant was the center of attention leading into the game and then became the star of it, putting on a show in front of fans who hope he will make the Garden his home if he becomes a free agent this summer.
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That was not the case for Rosenstein, who became the center of attention in May 2017 when he appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel to probe whether Trump's presidential campaign colluded with Russia to tilt the election in his favor.
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It must have been a stark contrast to Butina's life in Moscow, which, according to friends in Russia and photographs, was often a whirlwind of television appearances, interviews, speeches, and dinners at which she was the center of attention as the face of her organization.
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"[He] definitely didn't want to be the center of attention in a group of people, but he never had any behaviors that seemed odd or that would make me think that he would be involved in a situation like this," Caleb Kleinman told the paper.
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You might think that this unflattering portrait wouldn't appeal to the reportedly image-obsessed Trump, but as Grady outlined, Trump seems to have recognized a kindred spirit in Kanye, another celebrity-obsessed celebrity who understands himself to be the center of attention no matter what.
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To successfully soothe your Leo, tell them in your sweetest terms how amazing they are, remind them that even the most famous people had moments when they weren't the center of attention, and to keep being their authentic selves, which will eventually earn recognition.
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And that effortlessness is both captivating and difficult to watch at times because of how well Zellweger plays the part of a woman who can look frail one moment and then be a boisterous center of attention on stage in front of full houses.
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Last year the son of former racer Jos was the center of attention in testing, a youngster who some suspected might be out of his depth but who swiftly showed how much at home he was in a paddock he first entered as a toddler.
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Like any vlogger, Logan Paul has always wanted to be the center of attention, but now that the spotlight is on him after he released a highly insensitive video involving suicide, he may be regretting some of the steps he took to get there.
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Those who have profiled Melania are quick to focus on her beauty, her career as a model, her quiet nature, and her symbiotic partnership with her husband: Trump likes to be the center of attention, and Melania saves her political commentary for their private life.
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Shaggy-headed, bombastic and full of bravado and sunny optimism as he brushed aside the clouds hanging over Britain's fraught withdrawal from the European Union, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was exactly where he wanted to be on Tuesday afternoon — at the center of attention.
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The Grand Palais was the center of attention at the 1900 fair, and it still is on the Avenue Winston Churchill, wedged between the Champs-Élysées and Eugène Hénard's Beaux-Arts Pont Alexandre III, with its arched spans, weighty pillars and gold-plated statues.
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One of the great ironies of narcissistic personality disorder is that the planet's most self-regarding humans live in a world that is functionally without mirrors—their need to remain the center of attention renders them incapable of seeing how their behaviors affect others.
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Maybe this is why he turned to DJing, which allowed him to engage with a culture that took him out of suburban New Jersey and into the thriving gay, black underground of New York City, without having to be at the center of attention.
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Our favorite report came from a runner-up, Eleanor Poppe, who wrote: The New York Times crossword has brought much joy to my family over the years and the "Super Mega Crossword" was the center of attention for much of our family Christmas gathering.
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It's unclear how much of her performance as the brash and bawdy Peik Lin was ad-libbed, or whether she won a bet with the rest of the cast and got all the best lines, but every time she's onscreen, she's the center of attention.
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Following the recent G20 leaders' summit in Hamburg, Germany, a photo started making the rounds online of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the thick of a lively discussion among world leaders: Putin supporters liked that it made their leader look like the center of attention.
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Prosecutors emphasized the "get back in" text in their trial narrative that Carter, then 17, was a lonely young woman scorned by others she tried to befriend, and who manipulated Roy toward his death in an effort to make herself a center of attention and sympathy.
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But former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who served under former President Obama, lambasted Trump for making himself and previous presidents the center of attention during a week when the caskets of four US Army Green Berets who were killed in an ambush in Niger were coming home.
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Bride-to-be Vicki Gunvalson and her fiancé Steve Lodge were the center of attention on Saturday as her Real Housewives of Orange County costars, (and fellow "Tres Amigas") Tamra Judge and Shannon Beador, staged an epic engagement party for the two in Coto de Caza, California.
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But his standing as a former billionaire insider, and his close ties with one of China's most senior intelligence officials, the disgraced former state security vice-minister Ma Jian, have tantalized a large online following and made him a center of attention in Beijing political circles.
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It seems pretty clear, in fact, that President Trump is less interested in a traditional Republican deregulatory agenda than he is in filling his campaign promises (like "building the wall,") and that he's less interested in any policy than he is in being the center of attention.
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HONG KONG — Few economic statistics have gone as quickly from obscurity to the center of attention from international financial markets lately as China's foreign currency reserves, widely seen as the best barometer of how long China can avoid a possible devaluation someday of its own currency.
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Mr. Comey will be the center of attention on Thursday during testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, where he is expected to be quizzed intensely about his interactions with Mr. Trump and why he decided to keep secret the president's request to end the Flynn investigation.
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The Trump administration may be skeptical of the United Nations, but the president himself usually enjoys the scene in Turtle Bay: He gets to be the center of attention, he gets to hobnob with world leaders, and he gets to sleep at home in New York.
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This makes her the center of attention, but she still keeps up with the gossip, and the first thing she hears is that Harena has married a half-Chinese musician, who has taken her to Mauritius, where his band plays in the smaller clubs and hotels.
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He does not court the limelight — he consents to only one regular interview opportunity a year, a brief chat to promote tourism on the Canary Islands, where he grew up, in which he does his best to say nothing — or especially enjoy being the center of attention.
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He's the self-deprecating center of attention with the quickest comebacks, who writes most of the songs for the band and is the genius lyricist behind songs like "Baby's First Sideburns" and "Kangaroo Pocket," as well as the rest of the songs Rozwell Kid plays, too.
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Having 60 principal players in that scene, which means 60 people who are all used to being the center of attention in any scene, was a challenge on the day of shooting it, but what was really a challenge is that that scene has many, many parts.
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To help ID our (and your) place in the crowd, we headed straight to Old Navy to map out five looks that play to every partygoer's strengths — think vibrant velvet pants fit for the center of attention, or a clashing mash-up only the fashionably late could pull off.
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Pin it on his ego if you must—sure, he's happy to be the center of attention and the one bringing this to you—but Kanye's guiding artistic principle right now is above all making sure that everything he does feels as important as possible to the fan.
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"What I tell people, like, if you're going to be arranging your own bouquet, is try to think about highlighting a focal point," says Hardesty, citing UrbanStems's "The Jackie" bouquet as being "so popular" because it has lots of different types of flowers with a distinct center of attention.
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Just ask Mike Coffman, the Colorado Republican who tried to hold on to his seat in suburban Denver in 2018: "Donald Trump is about Donald Trump, and what Donald Trump is, is he wants to be the center of attention every single day," Coffman told me after his loss.
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For Michael Friedman, a clinical psychologist who has written about rock stars, Sanders may face a difficult transition leaving the campaign trail, but his strong ideology may mean a there's a silver lining when he returns to Congress in that he will have influence without being the center of attention.
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Mr. Bush began the week with a forceful debate performance and an energetic campaign swing with his brother, but by Wednesday, the center of attention had shifted to Mr. Rubio and his endorsement from Ms. Haley, who is appearing in a new ad for Mr. Rubio and campaigning alongside him.
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When she was named "the World's Best Female Chef" on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, Crenn was the center of attention for another reason: the award sparked a global debate, insinuating the world's best chef is de-facto a man, and women need their own category in order to compete.
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We had just started talking about how much we both love Lita Ford when the clock ran out and he was swept away to carry on being the center of attention—but for that quick half hour, we were just two music nerds geeking out about blastbeats and cassette tapes.
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We won't spoil the reason why Andes becomes a man with nothing to lose, but Shannon gives him a heartbreaking intensity that makes him the center of attention in scenes with Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jake Gyllenhaal, who are also at the top of their game and have much louder characters.
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On both occasions it took me a minute to realize what was going on and then, slightly mortified, I had to go from being the center of attention to trying to make myself as invisible as possible, backing out of the room, down the stairs, and into a cab home.
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I don't want to sit in a chair, I don't want to be the center of attention, because this is for you guys,' " explains Shaun T. When asked about his own favorite part of the day, Blokker reveals, "It was just the love that everyone has and the support for us.
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Suddenly the center of attention after years of shunning the spotlight, the woman Bill Cosby is charged with sexually assaulting kept her composure on Wednesday under a second grueling day of cross-examination, as her credibility emerged as the crucial factor in whether the world-famous entertainer will go to prison.
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While Midge loves being the center of attention — a fact the show cops to from the first minute, when it opens with Midge giving her own wedding speech — the reason she's drawn to performing as a comedian is that it gives her a space in which she can be herself.
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The match-ups mean Biden, much like the first debate, will be the center of attention, drawing fire not only from Harris, but also from Booker, who has also shown a willingness to slam the former vice president for comments he made about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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For example, according to research by Hayes (a self-professed chili head for more than 20 years) and former Penn State grad student Nadia Byrnes, people who like to ride fast rollercoasters or enjoy being the center of attention at a party probably also order their wings with the hottest flavor profile available.
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Whether you're at game night with your friends, a holiday party with co-workers or on an awkward first date, knowing a handful of easy effects can go a long way in breaking the ice, becoming the center of attention or merely jazzing up a night on the couch with your significant other.
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As Obama prepares to leave office, it is Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE who is the center of attention on immigration.
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Trump's faith in his "gut," his narcissistic belief that he knows more than people who have dedicated their lives to understanding complex issues, propelled by his compulsion to be the center of attention and his goal of obscuring reality and distracting from his growing troubles, adds up to a destructive policy muddle.
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While Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka (218-210) threw another gem, besting his Japanese countryman Iwakuma for the second time this season; Tyler Austin ended an 0-for-16 with a run-scoring single; and Brett Gardner celebrated his 33rd birthday by reaching base three times, Sanchez was once again the center of attention.
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"I've never really been a confident person — I'm super fidgety, I bite my nails, and I'm not good at being center of attention — so it was actually a really big transition for me," the 23-year-old says of deciding to step into the spotlight after writing (and not wanting to share) "Issues" last year.
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In many ways, the discussion between the three men in Mr. Trump's office tower encapsulates the dueling impulses of the president-elect, a man who enjoys being at the center of attention, but who is also aware that he was elected on a strong populist message of "draining the swamp" of Washington cronyism and extravagance.
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The young man in the middle is facing the viewer, holding a plastic bag with one end tied in a knot, while the others — two to his right and one to his left — literally form a social circle in which he and the taller man, seen in profile behind him, are the center of attention.
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The newly-engaged swimsuit model, who (fittingly) rang in 24 at N.Y.C.'s The Blond alongside fiancé Justin Verlander, a bangs-sporting Bella Hadid, Carine Roitfeld and more friends, decided to really embrace her position as the night's center of attention by selecting a sparkling, star-embellished sheer column gown, worn over a cheeky (so to speak) Wolford bodysuit.
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The 35-year-old, Texas-based contestant from Lorenzo Borghese's season of the show was known for being the center of attention (and, at the time, for exclusively wearing tiaras), and although she didn't win Borghese's final rose, she went on to appear on several Bachelor specials and on seasons two and three of Bachelor Pad.
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He has a campaign staff of over 2,000, and while he has not yet faced a serious challenge, he is scheduled to make his first appearance on Wednesday on a presidential debate stage -- where the stakes are at their highest -- and his aides and others expect him to be the center of attention when he does.
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He has a long record of becoming the center of attention in the Senate as the GOP's contrarian: He shut down the government briefly once this year, threatened another shutdown, fought Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on the PATRIOT Act in 2015 and famously filibustered former CIA Director John Brennan for almost 13 hours in 2013.
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Berlin duo, Amnesia Scanner, have continued to paint their artistic persona in hidden messages, sharing a cryptic third video from their debut AS EP for London label Young Turks today in "AS WANT IT." Like the abused robot dog-starring clip for "AS CRUST," a canine finds itself the center of attention here, too, but this one emanates a more malicious aura.
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But with letters the center of attention, ABC books can also be perfect vehicles for writers to play with words and for illustrators to show off their design chops — and lately, many have been gorgeous, stylish creations, more Alfa Romeo than family S.U.V. Paging through some of these thoughtfully conceived and designed books can have a calming, almost meditative, effect.
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As part of the study, narcissists and non-narcissists alike also were asked to evaluate the perceived narcissism of other Instagram users—for example, asking them how much they agreed with statements such as "she likes to show off her body" and "she likes to be the center of attention," as well as asking them to score the users on traits like arrogance and self-confidence.
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Happy because the vehicles made them the center of attention wherever they went, and giddy because they knew the vehicle soon would be carrying them smoothly into the water, just like the GIs who invaded the shores of Normandy in World War II. News of the appalling accident that left 17 people dead Thursday was, unfortunately, not a surprise to me, or probably anyone else in the area.
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Judge, who commanded baseball's spotlight at the All-Star Game in July, where he won the Home Run Derby, and has emerged as a candidate for the A.L.'s Most Valuable Player Award by walloping 2127 home runs this season, will be the center of attention again when the Yankees play host to the Minnesota Twins, with the winner advancing to a division series against the Cleveland Indians.
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Yet seeing Golding in crisp formalwear, seeing him hanging out with friends who look like him, seeing him in a sexual relationship, seeing him be the center of attention without it being a big deal or "a very special episode" — it all feels like a strange new possibility that I had never considered, had never even gotten the opportunity to consider in all my years of television consumption and moviegoing.
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And how could he pass on the opportunity to hijack such an event for himself, to confirm his place at the center of the universe, to show the pretenders what fame is really all about, to prove once again that he is the spectacle to end all spectacles, the winner of all winners, the center of attention, the man Floyd Mayweather, Conor McGregor, and Dana White can only ever dream of being?
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The Good Gorgeous design • Lighter, thinner, smaller than last MacBook Pro • Touch Bar will win you over • Another great showcase for macOS • Excellent Butterfly keyboard The Bad This is a pricey 13-inch device • Information on Touch Bar too easy to miss The Bottom Line Apple's redesigned 13-inch MacBook Pro is an excellent portable with power, utility and a one-of-a-kind Touch Bar that will make you the center of attention.
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