In the U.S., plates will stay emotionless — for now.
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And the viewer is left puzzling over Elizabeth's emotionless face.
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Mr. Ryan's face was fixed in an emotionless half smile.
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Imagine that: paper and notes to self, emotionless, like origami.
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Nor is he an emotionless cipher with no inner life.
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The suspect was wearing glasses and appeared emotionless during Tuesday's hearing.
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You're completely emotionless, when it comes to dealing with market moves.
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That being lean was to exist as a floating, emotionless entity.
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Yet no athlete could be defined less by cold, emotionless figures.
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But Cosby was anything but emotionless before and after those moments.
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"She laid there emotionless, like a dead fish," the prosecutor said.
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Two relatives of Bilbrough sat emotionless in court throughout his hearing.
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I always found his work to be quite cold and emotionless.
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People often criticize Beyoncé for coming across like an emotionless industry machine.
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AEBN wasn't just promising a pleasurable sexual experience, but an emotionless one.
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The open-handed Venmo is an antidote to the emotionless, transactional world.
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But throughout the debate, Bloomberg seemed disengaged and withdrawn -- uncomfortable and emotionless.
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As the verdict was read, Williams remained emotionless and lowered his head.
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The world's most emotionless man is volunteering at the Olympics this year.
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They do worst when they pretend as though they are emotionless robots.
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What emotionless immaterial thing do you project your deepest fears and insecurities onto?
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Do not let the weight of this work make you emotionless and cold.
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The avenging Dolores who dominates Season 2 is stuck in one emotionless mode.
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They said that he appeared to be evasive and emotionless during the interrogation.
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Why do speculative writers keep returning to these concerns about an emotionless future?
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It's your job, you do it, and then you go home unmoved, emotionless.
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This board has come across as tone-deaf, emotionless and lacking in compassion.
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American foreign policy is ultimately made by human beings, not by emotionless automatons.
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As gymnasts, they were taught to fight through their injuries, be disciplined, emotionless.
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"He was like emotionless, very nonchalant, from what I saw," Mr. Arredondo said.
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Frazee stood beside the defense counsel, emotionless, and whispered briefly to his attorney.
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I'm not really fans of the guys who are emotionless on the floor.
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They wander about in a daze, and when they kill, it's mostly emotionless.
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Deconstructing the form and presenting it as it often feels: incomprehensible and emotionless.
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In "Emotionless," he takes down women who use Instagram (gasp!), from travel bloggers to
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Several eyewitnesses commented on the emotionless stares and zombie-like movements of the killers.
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He found that his sexual encounters, as one might expect, became quick and emotionless.
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You know, so as not to come off as complete faceless, emotionless, lifeless bots.
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Four times to be reminded that you are now a slave to emotionless technologies!
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That doesn't mean you should write with a terseness that feels cold and emotionless.
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Well, you need to be ... you need to be a cold, emotionless killer. Yeah.
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Ramsay is the sociopath to Roose's psychopath; where his father was cold, emotionless and tactical, Ramsay is cold, emotionless and impulsive — it's easy to imagine him doing something stupid like foregoing a tactical advantage because of his eagerness to enter the fray.
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He was emotionless, briefly whispering with his attorney, with a plain expression on his face.
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While some interpreted her silence as her being emotionless, but she says it's the opposite.
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Altadonna's emotionless vocals coupled with the music's poppy vibe brings out the banality of life.
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He seems like almost an emotionless character at the beginning, when we meet him. Exactly.
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Next, we meet a brunette woman, who is emotionless and robotic in her outfits and movements.
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There are Cybermen, humans from the Earth-like planet Mondas who were converted into emotionless machines.
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Y.A. Thrillers That Put Teenagers to the Test An emotionless world where feelings are a commodity.
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These choices were not inspiring choices but data-based ones; the embodiment of Amazon's emotionless practicality.
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The 31-year-old hip-hop star mentioned his son on the track "Emotionless," according to People .
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Doremus has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world much-needed intimacy.
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Plainly, Ben Affleck's expression — ravaged and emotionless — is the only thing that really mirrors my own grief.
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He was emotionless as the verdict was read and is due to be sentenced on September 25.
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Virtually all of the emotionless-future stories since We feature some form of regimented control over affection.
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He appeared to be about seven feet tall (though emotionless measurement says he is six feet two).
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Opposite Buck is Harrison Ford, countering the dog's unnervingly expressive eyes with a disturbingly emotionless voice-over.
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The first mention of his son appears in the song "Emotionless," a track about our Instagram obsessed world.
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She testified her former son-in-law was abrupt and emotionless in sharing the news of Cory's death.
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Is Mark Zuckerberg's waxy, emotionless face still haunting your every waking moment after watching his exhausting congressional testimony?
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Though he has not yet pleaded, Patterson made an emotionless first appearance before a judge on January 14.
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Technology has made what is supposed to be a loving and caring connection to a person become emotionless.
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Koepka is a basher of the ball who goes about his job with a ticket taker's emotionless efficiency.
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I'd be making smartass faces and big smiles into the camera, while Amber appeared distant, foggy, emotionless, and aloof.
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The first hint that "Emotionless" is a flip of Mariah Carey's 1991 hit "Emotions," indicates that'll be a standout.
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A life with no high points or low points, no happiness but no sadness, a very mediocre emotionless life.
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The most emotional moment of the night wasn't a heartfelt "Emotionless" or the Michael Jackson "Rock with You" cover.
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Those figures' emotionless, featureless faces incur anonymity, though their postures are regal, which yields a body that is objectified.
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Our conversations, which continued over the phone, countered the image of the rough, emotionless exterior Unsworth displayed in court.
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The story follows the exploits of Ryunosuke Tsukue (Tatsuya Nakadai), an amoral, emotionless master swordsman, and his descent into madness.
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"Traditionally providing research is long, invasive, boring, repetitive, ugly, emotionless, runs in old channels and feels like work," adds King.
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The characters here talk to each other in a kind of deadpan, emotionless way, though the movie is very emotional.
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His song "Emotionless" is the first to acknowledge his secret son Pusha T exposed in a diss track last month.
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The early public perception of the once-20-something C.E.O. was as an emotionless carbon-based offshoot of the Internet itself.
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Doremus also has a penchant for extreme close-ups, which lend his stark, emotionless world some much-needed sensuality and intimacy.
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When asked if he had anything to say, Dalton, who appeared emotionless through the proceedings, said he preferred to "remain silent".
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Drake claims on "Emotionless" that he wasn't hiding his kid from the world: he was hiding the world from his kid.
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It was also an examination of how Nimoy built the character of this seemingly emotionless and exasperatingly logical starship science officer.
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The majority of men who enter my office appear either flat and emotionless or superficially engaged but hiding behind impenetrable niceness.
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People who have more concern for the well-being of others tend to fantasize less about BDSM, infidelity and emotionless sex.
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If you consider yourself a "crier," then you probably have a lengthy list of seemingly emotionless triggers that have made you cry.
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Stewart and Hoult, for their part, turn around deeply heartfelt performances, bouncing back and forth between perfectly robotic emotionless and volatile passion.
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Drake addresses this in somewhat predictable fashion on "Emotionless," the fourth track on the sprawling 90-minute album Scorpion, released last Friday.
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Talking about debt and money with intimate partners might never be emotionless, but there are ways to make those conversations more constructive.
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The winner has since emerged: Kais Saied, a conservative law professor who has been given the nickname "RoboCop" for his emotionless delivery.
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Since his diagnosis in episode 3, Vik has remained virtually emotionless, if red-eyed, and steadfastly chained himself to letting death come.
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Inspired by Stephen Conroy, with his stark backgrounds and solitary protagonists, Reeder saves the bright solid colors for his emotionless characters' environments.
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Whatever the situation, the state of play between humans and the series' extraterrestrial menaces, "The Company" line remains simple, emotionless, and lethal.
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Blockbuster action games have long portrayed violence in a gratuitous and emotionless fashion; killing becomes a mechanic, and death, a signal of success.
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Those in a monogamous relationship could have passionate, emotional sex one day, and then fiery, emotionless sex another day with the same person.
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CNN affiliate WCBS reported Caneiro, handcuffed and wearing a green prison jumpsuit, appeared emotionless as the charges against him were read in court.
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I feel like it is always 'boys will be boys' and 'girls will be...expected to be totally perfect, completely wholesome, yet emotionless.
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After they first hook up, Jamal notices that their interactions are oddly emotionless and starts to worry that he's being used for sex.
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Hello Kitty is both more traditionally cute than Gudetama and somewhat emotionless — she doesn't even have a mouth to smile or frown with.
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But reader, no one wants to fire up the ol' workplace communication channel only to be greeted by a feed of emotionless robot speak.
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It's odd, creative and intensely insular, dropping viewers into a mysteriously monochromatic, near future world where everyone is emotionless and dressed in crisp whites.
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Ten hours of poker a day for 20 days straight against an emotionless computer was exhausting and demoralizing, even for pros like Doug Polk.
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It has become a societal norm in the United States for boys to appear secretive and emotionless and girls to be friendly and kind.
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Officers are not emotionless robots any more than death-row prisoners are reducible to the crimes for which we have been convicted and sentenced.
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Although Chase is an emotionless baked potato, I will say that he seems like the most human out of the three who are left.
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In reconceiving the show for the second, successful pilot ("Where No Man Has Gone Before"), Roddenberry transferred Number One's emotionless, "cerebral" cool to Spock.
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"It would be wrong to say I had a bad childhood, because it was very privileged, but it was cold and emotionless," he said.
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Instead he appears fleetingly, eyes bloodshot, emotionless, speaking only the few words from the kidnapper's script as he falsely confesses to killing Majid Nassar.
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GIFs of Carly Fiorina often show her as emotionless and unsmiling, while GIFs of Mr. Bush often depict him as a bit goofy or awkward.
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With "Emotionless," he samples Mariah Carey's disco-tinged 1991 hit "Emotions" where he heavily examines the controversial way social media increases celebrity for posthumous artists.
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"I apologize to all the women whom I toyed with your emotions/'Cause I was emotionless," he rapped to his wife on the title track.
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The girl's father, Brandon Reynolds, 36, watched "emotionless" as paramedics transported his daughter to a nearby hospital before she was declared dead, the complaint alleges.
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I'm haunted by the single tear that slowly pools on her emotionless face as Nino's father, Donato, violates her in the middle of the night.
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I love minimal techno but there was a kind of wash to all this stuff that was so similar — very emotionless, without peaks and valleys.
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While Nolan's films are sometimes accused of being clinical and emotionless, he at least seems to consider memory to be tied very tightly to our emotions.
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As characters started coming back into the room, blank and emotionless, the game instead felt like being at the center of a slow-moving horror story.
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His fiction and poetry, marked by a flat, emotionless style and hipster gimmickry, earned him bemused profiles in publications like New York magazine and the Observer.
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Kourtney spends most her time worrying about, but never looking for, her puppet boyfriend who disappears often and trying to show emotion on her emotionless face.
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How much, if you already had $100 million, would it take to convince you to get on a private jet with an eerie emotionless burger monarch?
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"I had to put my good leg on the support beam of the car and kind of push back in," he recounted in an emotionless voice.
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Natasha is utterly emotionless about sex, using it as a weapon, but she also can adjust her personality to seem like any other shy, vulnerable teenager.
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Each morning, the agency puts the current sea ice cover over a large swath of ocean between Norway and the North Pole into an emotionless, historical perspective.
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Where every other Super Bowl halftime show, and especially last year's, felt staged and emotionless, Beyoncé's routine was, while equally and obviously rehearsed and choreographed, something different.
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Abu Khatallah, wearing a white shirt untucked with his sleeves rolled up and a white beard, stood and faced the jury emotionless as the verdicts were read.
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The 1956 movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" used a comparable premise — alien invaders replace humans with emotionless replicas — as an allegory of Cold War-era groupthink.
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Her comic delivery — clipped and emotionless, like an imprecise calculation of the human species — has pinged off the all-too-human bungling of Richard and Erlich beautifully.
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Yet tonight, Scandal presented us with a dramatized version of how media everywhere depicts successful career women — emotionless and crazy (because that is the "woman card," right?).
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At the power plant's entrance, through its dining room and onto its roof, we see these vacant-eyed pinups proceed in a state of buff, emotionless productivity.
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For one, a permanent stereotype has been placed by society that men should act manly, emotionless, "insensitive," etc — that men should not show affection towards their gender.
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We are supposed to be emotionless, like rocks and we are told that we can't express ourselves and that we should never show weakness in any form.
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Is there anything wrong with lingering in the weird middle ground between an emotionless hookup and the place where there's a discussion and terms like boyfriend/girlfriend/etc.
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Singing from the point of view of the young person, seeking new experiences they might not be equipped to handle, Sivan's voice is perfectly modulated and often emotionless.
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Take, for instance, a brief yet unsettling moment in episode 3, where Shinji does target practice within his Eva—his voice hollow and emotionless, droning like a machine.
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But ultimately Martha becomes frustrated with all the subtle but important ways that the android is unlike Ash — cold, emotionless, passive — and locks it away in an attic.
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"Sexting, like straight up, 'I wanna fuck u so hard rn,' or whatever, definitely seems closer to an emotionless one-night stand than a serious affair," Sarah said.
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Instant buyers, with their emotionless algorithms, could get the market moving again by accepting lower prices for houses held in inventory and thus setting benchmarks for other sellers.
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The way the Night King came in and killed Max von Sydow, there was some intense emotions behind that, from what you'd think was an emotionless Night King.
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Some other background for those who will ask about my health — I used to be on Zoloft and it made me an emotionless robot with no sex drive.
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Mathematics has this stereotype of being an emotionless subject, but you describe it in very emotional terms—for instance, in course curricula you promise your students a "joyful" experience.
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That said, what this study tells us is that, while casual sex is indeed "just sex" for some people, most young people don't appear to want completely emotionless encounters.
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The album's cornerstone is undoubtedly "Emotionless," the Side-A showstopper wherein Drake immediately demands that you do not link him whatever the hell it is you're reading about him.
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And over and over, these stories about emotionless futures come down to the same thing: two people hooking up and experiencing passion for the first time in their lives.
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Roof, 22, stood with "hands at his sides and his face emotionless," as District Judge Richard Gergel read "guilty" 33 times, Alan Binder reported for the New York Times.
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Beyond the newly unearthed Michael Jackson track on "Don't Matter to Me" and the Mariah Carey remix on "Emotionless," there are some sounds that need to be picked apart.
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"Scorpion" is full of songs like this: "Jaded," which oozes moping sentiment; the chest-beating "Sandra's Rose," produced by DJ Premier; "Emotionless," built on a fractured Mariah Carey sample.
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But when it is reduced to a battery of rules, an emotionless regimen that can be bottled or outsourced, it becomes alienating and impersonal, just another form of wellness.
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One of the last scenes of the film shows former lovers, now zombies, pacing back and forth past each other, obliviously emotionless as their dead hands brush against each other.
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This year's Hitman, like previous games in the series, puts players in charge of the emotionless assassin, giving him targets to kill, and limited direction on how to do it.
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The women in each of these photos confront viewers with distant, emotionless stares that, exaggerated by the digital tools used to lighten their skin, feel conscious and almost sci-fi.
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Reporters in the courtroom described 22-year-old Roof, a self-avowed white supremacist, as staring "straight ahead" and "emotionless" as U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel told him his fate.
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When I arrived for lunch, her aunt greeted me with a hug, but the aunt's husband stood in front of me, emotionless, his cold blue eyes fixed on my face.
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Yet these aren't one-off affairs: Silva reported that although the hookups are "unromantic," they are not emotionless, and many men maintained regular sexual partners whom they likened to sexual friends.
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To forgo a live experience, which you've presumably paid for, in favour of a flat, emotionless representation of 30 oversized lads knocking lumps out of each other, simply made no sense.
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Unless you strap on the tiniest of GoPros to an ant, you'd never be able to find the poor ant that was returned to earth by the emotionless power of gravity.
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John Feit, 85, was emotionless as he learned jurors had reached a guilty verdict after deliberating for more than six hours, according to the Associated Press and the San Antonio Express-News.
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There are, after all, women and people of color who are uncomfortable with their emotions, or who have bottled up their pain in favor of moving through life like seemingly emotionless sharks.
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Clone-Emily's explanation of the horrors of the future, presented as an emotionless travelogue list of disastrous places she's visited in her own psyche, is hilariously funny, in a terribly dark way.
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If superheroes are meant to represent our best selves, our most brave and altruistic impulses, what does it say about us if we expect our best selves to be grimly emotionless robots?
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She knows what it's like to be in a room full of people using the same voice, six Heathers and a Ryan, kids communicating in the emotionless robotic tones of anonymous adults.
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This effect is inverted in another shot: Espíndola's body is wrapped in a swath of turf, her eyes stare straight, emotionless, into the camera, one nipple peeks over the edge of fake grass.
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Creator DJ Nash assured Refinery29 that Eddie's wife Katherine (Grace Park), who is sketched as an emotionless ice queen in the pilot, will get some sympathetic shading in an early season 1 episode.
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Their vehemence contrasted with Vice President Mike Pence's stilted, emotionless demeanor on Friday when he toured a massively overcrowded holding cage for men who crossed the border illegally in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Doremus' own interviews about Equals backs up this theory: he's less focused on his emotionless society than with the tender way his protagonists, Nia and Silas, interact as they fall for each other.
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The phrase, which derives from a Talmudic blessing, means "Blessed is the True Judge"—which can seem a strange, emotionless, and even mindless phrase to utter until you understand the practicality behind it.
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" The warrant states she was "emotionless" as authorities tried to revive the child, but Lt. Corey Copley of the Pineville, North Carolina, police department tells PEOPLE, "I can imagine she was in shock.
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But even the grimmest emotionless-future stories still have at least the hint of a sentimental core, suggesting that it's worth fighting an entire world just to experience an authentic moment between two people.
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Against the Warriors, that was a formula for the disaster Game 2 became in the third quarter, with the Cavaliers sending most of the East Coast to bed early with an unconditional, emotionless surrender.
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Just a week later, Watts appeared largely emotionless as he was arraigned in court Tuesday on nine charges, including several counts of first-degree murder for the killings of his wife and two daughters.
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The teaser is mostly a few flashes of footage and imagery – including Offred in front of a noose and a weeping Moira (Samira Wiley) – narrated with the emotionless cadence Elisabeth Moss perfected as Offred.
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Inside the court Lee remained emotionless when the sentence was handed down, but outside Lee's supporters were loudly proclaiming his innocence, with up to 800 riot police on hand to control supporters and protesters.
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The bar staff members are so emotionless and unfriendly they would probably just shrug if they saw you eating your own baby and are therefore too callous to feel involved in your personal love problems.
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" Scott Jennings, a former senior political adviser to the Kentucky lawmaker, said McConnell was merely offering a "dispassionate, emotionless" view of "the reality of Washington, which is things happen more slowly than we would like.
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Ashley spends the majority of the episode staring at them from behind giant ferns and trying to decide how to best convince Jared that Caila is a giggling, emotionless temptress who is not to be trusted.
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She added that, if an asylum seeker dissociated during her assaults, she might not remember them well, and she might also have to dissociate in order to recount them and thus appear emotionless before a judge.
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Actual Japanese viewers have also found issue with Tracy as a white savior who single-handedly leads an uprising against Megasaki's corrupt politicians, whilst emotionless Japanese citizens watch from the sidelines like perfect portraits of Asian subordination.
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Human enemies are horrifically transformed monsters, but TriOptimum-constructed mechanical ones are unsettlingly emotionless or even chipper — the service droids hunt you down to cheerfully ask if you need help with anything, then explode in your face.
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Even Nova, the Black feminist sibling on Queen Sugar who hosted a plethora of non-Black men in her bed, is implied to be using emotionless sex as a way to mask a deeper dissatisfaction with her life.
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So instead of just being stuck with a default, emotionless head like most figures, Hot Toys' Deadpool can actually pull off a lot of emotion, especially when you start mixing and matching the different sets of eye plates.
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ARD Chief Editor Kai Gniffke defended the decision, saying in a blog that journalists were not "emotionless" but ARD seldom reported on individual crime cases and chose instead to focus on "events of social, national and international relevance".
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After hearing the statements, in which Noor reportedly sat emotionless with his eyes closed, he was transferred to the most secure unit at Minnesota's maximum-security prison in Oak Park Heights for his own safety, CBS News reports.
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Toward the end of his set, Post took a minute to address some controversy surrounding his alleged misappropriation of black culture through his music -- this after saying last year that modern-day hip-hop was superficial and emotionless.
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Many of these stories end tragically for the protagonists, or at least for their ill-fated partners in passion — emotionless-future stories are often star-crossed lovers stories, and star-crossed lovers don't always make it out alive.
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A new set of ads for Quicken's Rocket Mortgage imagines a family of Spock's fellow Vulcans with a simpler domestic life, their race's characteristic emotionless logic applied to more mundane household chores — like finding the right home mortgage.
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Mr. Roof, 22, stood, his hands at his side and his face emotionless, as a clerk read the verdict aloud in Federal District Court, where he had been charged with 33 counts, including hate crimes resulting in death.
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An emotionless assassin (with a moral code!) who's also capable of cooking or uncooking the books for an assortment of unsavory clientele and getting out alive, Christian's unique talents have made him a high-valued target within the U.
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Jon Snow returns home to hugs from his sisters and an emotionless acknowledgment from Bran (who truly has become a case example in the ongoing study of whether sociopaths are a byproduct of nature or nurture), but that's all.
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Scott is more sidekick than hero, even though his name is first on the marquee, but the filmmakers are fine with him being charming, well-intentioned, and relatable, rather than being the biggest, most emotionless badass in the room.
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The video of Scott's death, captured on a bystander's cellphone, showed what prosecutors decided was cold-blooded murder: The 50-year-old was shot several times in the back while running away from Slager, who appeared emotionless and terrifying.
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What resulted was an awkward segment where Fizdale sat quietly and emotionless as Nichols and ESPN reporter Brian Windhorst criticized the Knicks&apos trade of Kristaps Porzingis, their free agency flop last summer, and the direction of the team.
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Geralt is a mostly emotionless hunk of a man who underwent grueling mutations and deadly trials as a young boy to be turned into a monster-killing machine, and Cavill brings the perfect level of neutrality to this character.
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Hanning was silent and emotionless for much of his trial but at one point he did apologize to the victims and said that he regretted being part of a "criminal organization" that had killed so many and caused so much suffering.
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The photo of Omran Daqneesh, sitting alone and emotionless, soaked in blood and dirt, was a vivid symbol of the countless other children who have suffered the same fate, in a growing humanitarian crisis that has gripped Syria for five years.
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Minaj sat down with Ebro Darden for post-Queen Radio on Beats 1 interview on Apple Music, where she revealed that she's tired of being treated like an emotionless Barbie who's not allowed to defend herself against haters and trolls.
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Nobody who says "1337" is sexting because they are too busy watching streams of emotionless Japanese teenagers playing League of Legends and saving up the money from their Saturday job at Costa to buy a realistic Game of Thrones replica sword.
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But the artworks actually work to quell those anxieties, infused with a very human romanticism that warms their emotionless utility, normalizes their presence in an art space, and ultimately obscures how they are actually used — and, more importantly, by whom.
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In another, an emotionless gang leader listens to a government researcher plead for his life — he helped plan the Washington quarantine under orders, which makes him the enemy of this gang — before cutting him off with the blunt end of a hammer.
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With Henry Cavill as the near-emotionless witcher Geralt of Rivia, this trailer shows a lot of promise for the series that began its rise in popularity in the West over 10 years ago with the release of the first Witcher video game.
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"I feel the love and energy from around the world, but on Staten Island it's been emotionless," Erica Garner told the New York Daily News in 2014 after a biweekly demonstration in front of the store where cops had approached her father.
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"I think there's something really visceral about the idea of having your face scanned, and having a cold, emotionless piece of software make decisions that have a profound impact on people's lives," Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, told Recode.
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They're stilted and strange, with bland stories that get stuck in first gear, performances that can't escape director George Lucas's apparent desire to create an emotionless universe, and gratuitous visual effects that at times seem to be the movies' main reason to exist.
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I dumped most of them, but sometimes I didn't, in which case we'd go to dinner or to a comedy show, or we'd watch a movie at his house, and I'd drink heavily in preparation for fifteen or so minutes of clumsy, emotionless sex.
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ATLANTA — With local television programming interrupted and a camera trained on the defendant's emotionless face, an Atlanta-area father was convicted of murder on Monday for causing the death of his young son by deliberately leaving him in a hot car more than two years ago.
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The number of people we've slept with is also a personal stat that's pure trash but I'll tell you I could definitely do a trust fall into the number of men I've had emotionless sex with during my singledom if I trusted those men in any capacity.
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So enamored of the image and idea of the emotionless, melanin-rich samurai with locs, her interiority becomes a nonfactor; the bad wig becomes the symptom of a greater malady, in which the political, visual weight of a black character is overemphasized while their humanity is under-considered.
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In "Feverborn," Dani has returned from being lost among an infinite array of portals to different realities; while her friends perceive her as gone for mere days, she has experienced five embattled years in the murky otherworld and emerges hard and emotionless (and calling herself Jada), unlike the irrepressible old version.
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Currently I have the new Penguin Classics collection of Richard Matheson short stories, some zines of very funny essays by the comedian April Richardson that I got in the mail, and the newly reissued crime novel "Breakout," featuring the great, emotionless thief, Parker, which is also what I'm reading on my phone.
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Not only did I have to maintain equilibrium with my boss (putting on a happy face, trying to keep my distance without making him dislike me, indicate neither escalation or deescalation; to be perfect and emotionless) I had to keep anyone from ever finding out that I was a bankrupt cliche of loathsome indignity.
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If anything, our data suggests people weight how good it feels more strongly in judging praiseworthiness, such that people might think that a good deed that brings very little benefit but gives you a really warm fuzzy glow is actually more praiseworthy than a good deed that feels detached and emotionless but brings about a lot of benefit.
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JAY-Z's work in properly shedding the exoskeleton of his emotionless former self cannot be separated from the musical choices made by his longtime collaborator, heavyweight Chicago producer NO ID. Stevie Wonder's harmonies lay the perfect foundation for "Smile," a track in which Jay pays tribute to his mother who, for the bulk of her life, couldn't live freely as a lesbian but has now finally found love.
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I'd also just like to take a second to highlight the middle-aged man cast in this video, who looks like he could be staring longingly at any power tool or perhaps through a window at his teenage son doing something traditionally masculine, scrunching his eyes in near-emotionless approval: Finally, and I don't want to get too deep into RC trailer mover conspiracies, but it seems like Trailer Valet has actually just picked up some other company's robot and modified it a little bit.
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