It's quite eye-opening, in the way that being woken up with a cold bath is eye-opening.
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Seeing that actually done, here, was disconcertingly … well … eye-opening.
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The study, "The Power of Working Longer," is eye opening.
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And that was so good and was really eye opening.
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What makes "Evicted" so eye-opening and original is its emphasis.
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It was definitely eye-opening to hear others talk about it.
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Hiring managers have a wealth of eye-opening, scary workplace tales.
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Read Brianna Sacks' eye-opening feature on abortion access in Alabama.
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We've put together the best bits of our eye-opening visit.
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"Hearing the stories for sure was eye-opening," adds Kourtney, 38.
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Just looking at the fragility of jobs can be eye-opening.
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But, she said, she was "humbled" by the "eye-opening" opportunity.
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Here's her eye-opening account: I knew my photographer was worried.
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WhitelashTrump's margin of victory among white voters overall is eye-opening.
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At both its least conventional and most basic, it's eye-opening.
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This is sure to be an eye-opening and important panel.
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Truly observing humans on public transport is an eye-opening experience.
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It's been a very eye-opening year to say the least.
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It's just a matter of time with the eye opening up.
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The impacts on Arizona's power and water supply are eye opening.
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What was shocking and eye-opening was the annual shareholders' meeting.
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Watching this has been eye-opening to a lot of people.
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"This was eye-opening for an eighth grader," Ms. Holecko said.
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And in an eye-opening interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Rep.
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It's eye-opening to see how different Chinese people think about bitcoin.
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" He added, "It's been a very eye-opening experience for me personally.
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All of it added up to another eye-opening moment for Jenner.
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" Burke said this tragedy "was eye-opening in the worst way possible.
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The past few years have been pretty eye-opening for American scientists.
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" "This is one of those eye-opening opportunities that's not really political.
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Simply place them toward the outer corners for an eye-opening effect.
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That made reporting his first documentary a personal and eye-opening experience.
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According to an eye-opening simulation, a very, very, long time, indeed.
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Click through to Shape for more eye-opening mind and body news.
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" That journey, Caitlyn said, has been "eye-opening, inspiring, but also frightening.
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The fascism narrative is new, and it&aposs eye-opening to me.
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The full moon in Virgo brings an eye-opening conversation your way.
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The shade will provide the same eye-opening effect with minimal effort.
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So far, he's been met with a cacophony of eye-opening answers.
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They are eye-opening, often chilling and include fascinating lessons about business.
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"That was eye-opening for me personally," said DEA spokesperson Melvin Patterson.
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Bergasse Seeing the production photos [from the original] was really eye-opening.
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Peru was an eye-opening experience because it really completes the picture.
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It was eye-opening to see how fully he gave of himself.
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To the Editor: Thank you, Chris Hughes, for this eye-opening piece.
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It was eye-opening and heartening to read so many inventive suggestions.
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What was eye-opening for him was that security let him off.
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It was eye-opening, the last two days, from top to bottom.
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"Some of the shit I've seen is EYE OPENING mate," wrote Shapes.
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"It's been a really meaningful, eye-opening, emotional and physical experience," he said.
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That was really eye-opening, and led us to songs on later albums.
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I was only 24 and found it all to be completely eye-opening.
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It was eye opening to see what high school kids are experiencing today.
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For Hilton, filming the commercial was not only "so fun," but eye-opening.
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He began shadowing a juvenile delinquency judge, which he said was eye-opening.
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User David Jenkins told me the experience for him has been eye-opening.
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But Molly's years at a particular quarry have yielded some eye-opening finds.
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It's an eye-opening, immersive look at low-tech inventions and their importance.
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Equally eye-opening is the list of reasons behind these miscarriages of justice.
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" Chatting to charity leaders afterwards, William said, "I found it very eye-opening.
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An eye-opening conversation will arrive this evening, but watch out for exaggerations.
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That taste of her "own medicine" was an eye-opening experience for her.
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So, there's been a lot of eye-opening stuff this year for me.
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Seeing those ties first hand was also an eye opening experience, Tatum said.
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Influencers returning from Saudi Arabia spoke with Insider about their eye-opening trips.
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Many commenters wrote that Ho's project was eye-opening and applauded the influencer.
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It was outstandingly fishy, as the waitress had warned me, and eye-opening.
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For happily married Lisa Edelstein, shooting a show about divorce was eye-opening.
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It's supposed to be more of a third eye opening type of record.
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Even just tracking calories for a few days can be very eye-opening.
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It was eye-opening to see how different Eastern and Western Europe remain.
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The evening could not have been more eye-opening, to say the least.
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Partway through his term he switched parties, so that was pretty eye-opening.
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"It's eye-opening how real this is," one Republican congressional aide told CNN.
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Still, the authors and other plastic surgeons said the results were eye-opening.
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Seeing what goes into raising animals for consumption was an eye-opening experience.
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While it may be occasionally eye-opening, it inevitably distorts the bigger picture.
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They also supply an eye-opening compendium of confirmed cases of Chinese skulduggery.
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Now, check out the video ... 'cause it's pretty cute and kinda eye-opening.
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Our research uses machine learning to examine eye opening and closing in videos.
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When Bumble first launched in the U.S., Bapna said it was eye-opening.
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Luce's work is as eye-opening as it is devastating to look at.
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But it's the interweaving stories that make the series an eye-opening journey.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson weighs in on a moral dilemma with eye-opening wisdom.
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The first time I went was eye-opening because they didn't take cash.
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That, to me, is really eye-opening, and I think it marks progress.
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"The first time I went dumpster diving, it was so eye opening," says Casler.
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Their latest album, Down Below, is their first since that eye-opening 2015 tour.
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I'm already hooked on the eye-opening Ginger & Turmeric, at once soothing and bold.
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The responses I got on the convention floor were eye-opening in many regards.
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This is an eye-opening map from CityLab that is also a little sad.
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Still, the stats illustrating the crushing superiority of the OpenAI agents are eye-opening.
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It was intense to experience, but eye-opening to the inhumanity of solitary confinement.
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Eye Opening Confessions from 'Dreamer' Immigrants – Perspectives from Whisper from Whisper Official on Vimeo.
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If it's an eye opening experience, make a habit out of doing it daily.
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While INSIDER cannot independently verify each story, they are certainly eye-opening to read.
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What was illuminating or eye-opening to you about the choices that they made?
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This exhibition is a museum-worthy gathering, at once tightly focused and eye-opening.
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D'Anastasio gets into a number of eye-opening specifics in her chat with Minhaj.
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The fact that I spent on items that I rarely used was eye-opening.
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In fact, the number of seemingly abandoned buildings around train stations was eye-opening.
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"It was eye-opening," Dee Davis, R.W.A.'s president, said of the survey results.
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The chapter about the idiosyncrasies and hidden frailties of judges is particularly eye-opening.
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While Suh's 2019 statistics likely aren't eye-opening, he often competed against double teams.
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"Kings" is eye-opening to those of us who don't know much about lobbying.
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"Helpful and eye-opening," said Sarita Ballakur, a 23-year-old from Andover, Mass.
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" Carlson-Wee apologized, too, acknowledging on Twitter that the criticism had been "eye-opening.
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The resulting research is among the most eye-opening economics work in recent years.
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"This is a week that has been very eye-opening to me," Northam added.
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An eye-opening investigation by the Western Values Project reveals that Utah state Rep.
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For readers unfamiliar with the work of these women, "Sharp" should be eye-opening.
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But numerous studies have shown that this eye-opening statistic is a fiction. A
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Q. During your road trip, what was the most eye-opening route for you?
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From left to right: "Exemplar" images, source images, Photoshop's eye-opening algorithm and Facebook's method.
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But the way in which he considered the possibilities of fermented foods was eye-opening.
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She texts her daughter at the table about how eye-opening the dinner has been.
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The unfiltered 6563-minute interview King conducted with Kelly was both eye-opening and upsetting.
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What's eye-opening is the treatment of the mother-to-be, as Mic points out.
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Pictures are honest, so it'll be eye-opening for you to see what it does.
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The results are a sensitive and eye-opening exploration of human sexuality, devotion, and spirituality.
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It's both humbling and inspiring, truly an eye-opening experience that I will never forget.
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It was more than eye-opening, it was fun: no Spanx, no hose, no heels.
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One of the most eye-opening: Barr's was penned by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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This year, he scored 44 goals, with an eye-opening 32 in the Premier League.
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It's an eye-opening finding, but a classic case where correlation doesn't necessarily imply causation.
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Shows were frequent and eye-opening at the penthouse of the H&H arts building.
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Just last month, they opened up about their thoughts on gender, and it's eye-opening.
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The eye-opening interview was conducted by Marti Noxon, To The Bone's writer and director.
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It was an upsetting but eye-opening result that has taught me some important lessons.
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Getting an inside look at how she managed their finances was an eye-opening experience.
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GORDON Nonsense, O.K. I just sat down with the guys, and it was eye-opening.
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And while it's something that they inevitably expected, it was eye opening in other ways.
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And the website for Chernobyl Tour advertises an "eye-opening experience of post-apocalyptic world."
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Eye-opening new poll numbers from NBC and The Wall Street Journal suggest it's not.
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Politically, it gave him an eye-opening perspective on his own troubled and troubling homeland.
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It was the first congressional hearing I had attended, and the spectacle was eye-opening.
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It's just a matter of time, with the eye opening up and him feeling good.
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In his prepared remarks, Trump makes his case with a string of eye-opening statistics.
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No, I think it's the eye opening of an America that was not clear before.
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Going back to the exact cities from which my relatives departed Ireland was eye opening.
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The speed with which the latter has traveled from there to here is eye-opening.
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His relationships were riveting, his parental dynamics fascinating and eye-opening, and his aura intoxicating.
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"Some of the stuff is, you know, eye-popping, eye-opening," Boone said on Tuesday.
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In addition to her eye-opening photoshoot on Instagram, she also flaunted her stuff on Dec.
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Using these is also a pretty eye-opening look at just how commonplace email tracking is.
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And going from small stages to playing arenas has been an eye-opening experience for Hartman.
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Because we've been so quick to jump on backlash of this wonderful, eye-opening, revolutionary movement.
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After a dramatic and eye-opening season 4, it's time for the show to redeem itself.
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But every now and then, the most eye-opening fashion lessons stem from more unexpected experiences.
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"The cost is really prohibitive and it was really eye-opening for me," she told TechCrunch.
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The overall figures are eye-opening: eight out of ten employers pay men more than women.
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Each question was eye-opening in its own way, but one thing really hit me hard.
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For example, I just got back from an eye-opening trip to India with my family.
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That day in February was the beginning of an amazing journey and an eye-opening education.
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Watch the full video above for an eye-opening look at the average American's sex life.
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The three major hurricanes in September 2017 -- Harvey, Irma, and Maria -- were eye-opening to me.
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Our first stop with venture capital & private equity in Palo Alto proved to be eye-opening.
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"For me personally, it's definitely been eye-opening to the realities of sexual assault," Tejera said.
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Billboard published eye-opening allegations against Judge Brinkley in an interview with Meek's attorney Joe Tacopina.
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That first year on the road was really fun, eye-opening, and, honestly, so fucking hard.
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It's been eye-opening for me to watch these men become hyper-aware of their bodies.
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It was eye-opening to me that another gay dad could be — well — just a dad.
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Working for the Portland Hotel Society founded by Liz Evans and Mark Townsend was eye opening.
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An eye-opening chronicle of French dining from 1846 has just been fully translated into English.
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He pointed to the live shows he did during the political conventions as truly eye-opening.
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It's part of an eye-opening expansion campaign there, where it's opening 500 stores a year.
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But our recent visit to the company's bustling headquarters near LAX was an eye-opening one.
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The way he's started is eye-opening for a lot of guys in this dressing room.
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Browsing the web through the view of someone with various types of colorblindness is eye-opening.
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His eye-opening behavior and the drama surrounding those allegations caused a huge wedge in his friendships.
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Best documentary feature "13th" An eye-opening look at America's criminal justice system from director Ava DuVernay.
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What we uncovered were tips that were eye-opening, surprising, and — best of all — seriously money-saving.
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The 2 month trial was eye-opening, Lydia and Roland Losas of Giralda Dry Cleaners told me.
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Read on to discover Sister Karen's most eye-opening lessons about faith, service, and living as nun.
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Having the whole creative process has been very eye-opening and fun for me to learn about.
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Generally speaking, the results look very minimal, but my experience with the Wink Pen was eye-opening.
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It's been eye-opening to come from Brooklyn, where they don't have anything to do after school.
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One of the most eye-opening experiments to me was done by Samuele Marcora using subliminal images.
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The conservative uprising on Thursday was not the only eye-opening example of the Stop Trump movement.
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When MAPS's first PTSD study in the USA was published in 2011, the results were eye-opening.
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Kai Löffelbein took us there in his eye-opening book CTRL-X: A Topography of E-Waste.
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The Friends alum, 47, said the Ms. magazine co-founder, 82, has been an eye-opening teacher.
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More generally, this attitude—mocking vapid white people, questioning the constraints of filial duty—was eye-opening.
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It was an eye-opening experience that managed to be at times fun, lonely, frustrating, and liberating.
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In retrospect, it was eye-opening to realize how unprepared I was for this level of communication.
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With these eye-opening words, Democrats sunk to a new low, putting politics above people once again.
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The racism scandal, Northam said, has been eye-opening and now he better understands what is offensive.
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It was eye opening and it was the beginning of a field that didn't exist until then.
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Working with a team of 150 Google employees and 100 or so Ascension staff was eye-opening.
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The experience was eye-opening, said Cauley, who has tried to be more careful since the crash.
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I've always focused on the local issues but this video showed me an eye opening, horrifying future.
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It's eye-opening, brimming with new information and, as you'd expect from Collins, a lot of fun.
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"A smart, eye-opening profile of Lauren Gunderson," writes Dan Saltzstein, our senior editor for special projects.
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"It is eye-opening, and an indication of the panic and also what lies ahead," she said.
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However unexpected it is, though, the boys' willingness and ability to share is also decidedly eye-opening.
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If these interviews are really eye-opening to you, then you probably have not been paying attention.
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But for slightly older kids curious about the process of creation, the extra materials are eye-opening.
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But the most eye-opening statistic for "What You See Is What You Get" is about streaming.
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It was a very heartbreaking and eye-opening perspective to be in the shoes of the perpetrator.
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It's been an eye-opening experience for Buttigieg, a mild-mannered candidate who seems allergic to bragging.
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Let's count the eye-opening things here: In the Trump administration, chaos is something of a norm.
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Here are some of the most eye-opening — and cheeky — photos from Saturday's People's Vote march in London.
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You can find all the numbers, as well as eye-opening stories about the respondents' experiences, at ElephantInTheValley.com.
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What started as a simple task — picking out a toilet — turns into an eye-opening experience for Frankel.
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Complicated, eye-opening work like this, not often shown in major museums, make Half the Picture worth seeing.
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This was really eye-opening for me -- the fact that so many adults have a food-related condition.
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I began going after late-game excursions I could never tackle alone and the experience was eye opening.
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Pwn2Own has traditionally focused on software, and recent years have produced a string of eye-opening browser hacks.
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"The eye-opening experience for me was discovering that drag isn't just about the fun parts," she said.
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The result is LinkedIn's Top Attractors list, an eye-opening ranking of the companies dominating the talent game.
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The charts show misogynistic, anti-semitic and anti-Muslim tweets by the numbers and it is eye-opening.
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This novel explores concepts of identity, friendship, and family as we follow Darius through an eye-opening summer.
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"It was eye opening for some people that questioned the validity of ads in social platforms," Sherman said.
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Lashes are lifted and 'set' for eye-opening results that last the natural life cycle of your lashes.
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So that has been a really eye-opening experience, to be able to find common ground with others.
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She described her time working for the company as an eye-opening experience – for all the wrong reasons.
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Additionally, it could be eye-opening to see how your spending habits differ on a vacation, she says.
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For El Paso residents who've stepped up to help the arriving immigrants, the conversations have been eye-opening.
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"I'm a very fast typer, and I'm somewhat digitally savvy, so that was pretty eye opening," Burrough reflects.
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Scroll through the gallery to see them all, including an eye-opening tidbit about the Cooper family name.
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It's sweet and eye-opening, and results in a changed Gail leaving Sophia with that special debutante dress.
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And just me saying it in front of the company was eye-opening for so many people. Right.
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Still, we hope that the results will be as eye-opening for you as they were for us.
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It is bittersweet to leave Beijing after spending six wonderful and eye-opening years as a journalist there.
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Christopher S. Wood's A History of Art History will be eye-opening for anyone who cares about art.
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For Rembert, who never knew the details of his own kidnapping and rescue, the reunion was eye-opening.
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November 15, 2017 Eye-opening facts about modern-day slavery are our focus this Wednesday on CNN 10.
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He produced an eye-opening, five-part account of the daily cruelties visited on everyone in the system.
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From osteoporosis to cancer to depression, the overall mix of diseases we can now treat is eye-opening.
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Reverend Tracy Howe Wispelwey, a local activist, said last year's rally was eye-opening for many in Charlottesville.
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Essay For an African-American woman, a study-abroad program in Italy led to an eye-opening experience.
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It was eye-opening for me because I had been working on solo demos since I was 16.
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Or, as the empathetic, eye-opening documentary series "America to Me" does, you could go back to school.
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Books ___ For an African-American woman, a study-abroad program in Italy led to an eye-opening experience.
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Her part-time studies at Fordham University, where she's a political science major, have also been eye-opening.
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The Netflix boost was enough for the show to achieve an eye-opening 42 percent growth in viewers.
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Taking care of a toddler was an eye-opening experience for Horschel, whose father helped look after Skylar.
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The speed with which President Trump managed to turn a political party into a clan is eye-opening.
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You can also take a peek at the eye-opening contemporary art you'll see along the new route.
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However endangered street food is, pursuing it remains an eye-opening way to discover a city like Bangkok.
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Once I had disentangled myself from work life, the way my energy came back was actually eye opening.
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Worth noting: Delrahim's reversal was eye-opening enough to inspire AT&T to attempt an unusual legal strategy.
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But after 25 years of helping people with their money, I have never found anything quite as eye-opening.
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The raw and eye-opening piece is given extra wow-factor in the wake of the 19973 presidential election.
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It was scary, it was sad, it was eye opening but above all it was made easy for me.
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And her interview with journalist Masha Gessen, an expert on authoritarianism, is as eye-opening as it is horrifying.
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And that's why I think those kind of eye-opening for us and the reason why we reported it.
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This ability to see an unprecedented number of microplastics in the ice was still somewhat eye-opening for researchers.
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Speaking with Refinery29 over the phone, he described the constant reappropriation of the dance moves to be eye-opening.
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We've seen 2D visualizations like this before, but the new video, with its 3D view, is truly eye opening.
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Once Stoner Cat sobered up, he was fine, minus the eye-opening experiences he had on "the other side."
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"It was a very eye-opening experience of how things are done in D.C. It was disturbing," Hegar says.
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He tells an eye-opening personal account about the severe gaps in the education of young boys in yeshivas.
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The spacecraft performed an eye-opening flyby of the ice dwarf Pluto and its moon Charon in July 2015.
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But the odds on a draw between Spezia and Ascoli are eye-opening: currently just 22-22 on Betfair.
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But while these prisoners' stories are eye-opening, the conversation around the criminal justice system is far from over.
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"This should be eye-opening to corporations, especially while they still have to pay for health care," Buxton said.
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Next, the sheer amount of potential—and that is the key word, potential—promises made was certainly eye opening.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's book is an eye-opening account of the obstacles women still face in the workforce.
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For the 17-year-old from St. Joseph de Beauce, Quebec, it was a gratifying, yet eye-opening experience.
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The collaboration was really interesting, especially the conversations I had with the curator, quite eye opening in many ways.
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Because there's tons of stuff that's happening out there that's actually kind of interesting, kind of eye-opening. Yeah.
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For the full effect, I recommend trying a full 24 hours — but even 30 minutes can be eye-opening.
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Leah Schwagerl had an eye-opening personal experience: I have two black cousins whom I am very close with.
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Wentz's preferred routes are the curl or buttonhook, and the deep post route (yielding an eye-opening eight touchdowns).
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Front Burner The new frozen treats at Polosud mimic the look of an avocado, but with eye-opening flavors.
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Overall, it was an eye-opening experience living in a micro-suite for such an extended period of time.
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From the producers of the series "Rotten" and Anthony Bourdain, be ready to watch an eye opening investigative documentary.
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That was very eye-opening I think for me was bringing in people who we knew and we trusted.
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And STEM-for-all is only one of the eye-opening opportunities in this district of around 24,214 students.
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This fundamental, eye-opening truth is one of the most powerful statements ever uttered about how we 'do' history.
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For one family, it was an eye-opening journey with young sons to Norway's Land of the Midnight Sun.
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As a young journalist who strives to be objective, watching my peers have these conversations has been eye-opening.
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But Mr. Olafsson's recording of 10, rich with interpretive depth and surprising turns, is nothing short of eye-opening.
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I was around 19 or 20 years old at the time, and it was a very eye opening experience.
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It was an education and it was eye-opening because each girl was so unique with her personality and style.
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It has been eye-opening for me to learn what a difference they can make in the fight against poverty.
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" Sandweg said his promotion, however, was eye-opening: "This is a surprise in the sense that this administration likes bluster.
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It might not something Toyota would consider but as an idea, "it was eye-opening," one of the sources said.
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The short segment is an eye-opening look into the family's dynamic as other members also suffer from the disease.
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Below are a few eye-opening facts about data's role in cancer research and how DreamLab is making an impact.
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This ended up being an eye-opening experience for many who discovered they spent hours per day on their phones.
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" In her book, Kaufman delivers an eye-opening read on the inner-workings of ABC's "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette.
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It was eye-opening to see how different the standard is for sexuality and women or body humor and women.
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I mean, I had a pretty big eye-opening personal experience about how the response to the demands were whitewashed.
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Getting in the best shape of my life at the ripe old age of 21 was an eye-opening experience.
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"It was really eye-opening what a championship team can do like them when they dial it up," Hitchcock said.
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But perhaps the most eye-opening revelation was when I tried to use 5G at The Art Institute of Chicago.
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The more eye-opening data show a gaping disparity in death rates for black infants regardless of where they live.
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"It was an eye-opening experience, something you're never going to learn just by watching the news," he told TakePart.
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The trip was eye-opening for the son of a bus driver and a hairdresser who rarely saw him play.
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"Most people have never visually seen their net worth on paper, and it's usually an eye-opening exercise," he says.
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The riot you describe outside of the Fillmore East in 250 with the East Village Motherfuckers was pretty eye-opening.
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A handful of eye-opening documentaries stray from the theme of women's empowerment and tackle other newsworthy issues with nuance.
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This is a staggeringly engrossing and effective movie, its settings both beautiful and oppressive, its incidents tense and eye-opening.
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In the spot, a wide-eyed girl has an emotional, eye-opening interaction with a baby orangutan in her bedroom.
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If Golden State's downturn this season comes as a surprise, Toronto's impressive regular season has been just as eye-opening.
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That was a very challenging and eye-opening experience for us and that's all I'll have to say on that.
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According to Business Insider's Aria Bendix, the changes, including an escalating homelessness crisis, and increasingly dirty sidewalks, are eye-opening.
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This eye-opening exhibition sheds new light on Tyrannosaurus rex by placing it amid a global family of prehistoric predators.
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The amount of criticism Rian Johnson received following The Last Jedi when it came out in 2017 was eye-opening.
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The in-room treatments have been eye opening for Cohen, who describes himself as "a conservative boy" from Savannah, Georgia.
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This eye-opening exhibition sheds new light on Tyrannosaurus rex by placing it amid a global family of prehistoric predators.
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A powerful, eye-opening story of the different stages of life of a character who was gay in postwar Ireland.
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According to Dr. Brodsky, such experiences can be eye opening as to how little the bullshit we collect actually matters.
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Miśniakiewicz has created an eye-opening show with moments of joy, laughter, shock, wonder, and a sense of artistic vigor.
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"This is eye-opening for many people, and it's even eye-opening for many in the anti-hunger world, who haven't typically worked with the L.G.B.T. community," said Adam P. Romero, a scholar of law with the Williams Institute at U.C.L.A. School of Law who is one of the authors of the new study.
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Willow Smith is opened up about how she views relationships in an eye-opening Red Table Talk discussion on Facebook Monday.
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Having to pay attention to him in that way was fascinating for me and eye-opening for me as an actor.
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That is a great amount of the waking day for consumer connectivity, so this amount of time is especially eye-opening.
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And based on what Probst hinted at, we can expect a lot of eye-opening moments from Millennials Vs. Gen-X.
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It's been an eye-opening experience for many consumers who realized that they're getting screwed by banks, Western Union, Moneygram, etc.
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Motherboard will be hosting more documentaries from Kirschner and his team, and they will all be eye-opening like this one.
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And Mr. Stafford said it had been eye-opening to work with the company's computer model, which helps predict potential audiences.
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But Systrom, who with Krieger left Facebook in September, says the experience was eye-opening in ways one might not expect.
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The 1995 U.N. World Conference on Women, held in Beijing, was a really eye-opening experience for me and my colleagues.
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Today the reality star premiered a eye-opening 30-second video titled "Kylie Up Close: My 2016 Resolutions" on her app.
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A quarter of a century later, Dr. Willerslev is still asking those questions, but now he's getting some eye-opening answers.
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This film promises to be an emotional and eye-opening look into the sacrifices families had to make during that time.
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A: Just a couple of days of interviews in Damascus offered an eye-opening perspective on the plight of displaced Syrians.
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That eye-opening move, now known as the Chamley-Watson, is a touch of flamboyance in a formal, sometimes staid sport.
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His cause would be better served by letting his stories do the talking, for they are both heartbreaking and eye-opening.
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Dalio provides 10 eye-opening charts that show the power of diversification compared to an array of other assets and sectors.
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It was also eye-opening to see how quickly cash can disappear with what I always imagined were small, insignificant purchases.
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It's also eye-opening to see how quickly my cash can disappear with what I always imagined were small, insignificant purchases.
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The 2013 documentary, made largely in reaction to the death of SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau, is nothing short of eye-opening.
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In a particularly eye-opening montage earlier in the film, the anxieties referenced in Giger's nightmare characters come to the forefront.
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Hooked: Episode 4 Synopsis: Dev has a series of eye-opening experiences after he encounters some casual racism in TV auditions.
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But the range of careers described is — for those of us with a narrow view of women's midcentury options — eye-opening.
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"I am humbled and grateful for the feedback I received, which has been eye-opening," Mr. Harford said in a statement.
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Raise a glass to... Officer Michael Rivers and Michelle, who shared an eye-opening meal on a roadside in North Carolina.
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I can't spend a minute without screaming my head off, but he's shown me patience and understanding that's been eye-opening.
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Along with a side of flatbread, brimming with herbs and onions, it made a for a filling and eye-opening breakfast.
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An eye-opening story about a facial-recognition company (backed by Mark Cuban) and how it attempted to work with police.
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I look back, I had my eye-opening moment 403 years ago or so where I was building social media tools.
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But Mr. Sonnenfeld sent me the results of a survey he took electronically during the event, and they are eye-opening.
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"She loved going to the movies in New York, but its great disparities of wealth were eye-opening," Ms. Small said.
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Montel dropped some eye-opening numbers on us as he called BS on Trump claiming trans medical expenses are too costly.
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Join Rob, Patrick, and Natalie as they discuss a number of eye-opening investigative reports that have left them stunned lately.
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A glimpse at the corrupt underbelly of the world's financial system, The Laundromat aims to be both eye-opening and entertaining.
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The result is an eye-opening new view of the war, and of the position of Native peoples in U.S. society.
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It was an eye-opening experience that gave me a newfound appreciation for diamonds, which didn&apost particularly interest me before.
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"Bitcoin: Boom or Bust" is an eye-opening journey that proves to be as informative as it is entertaining and unexpected.
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Today, a study in Science focuses on the birds of North America, and the results are again eye-opening and grim.
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"We start filming the going-ons of the homeless community, which for us was this really eye-opening experience," he said.
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Inspired by this eye-opening experience, Stettheimer began working out plans for her own ballet based on the story of Orpheus.
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Sam Nunberg said a lot of eye-opening things Monday, including daring Mueller to arrest him, but this wasn't one of them.
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Yasmine Mustafa's mission to empower women came from eye-opening experiences she had on a six-month solo excursion across South America.
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But one of the most eye-opening moments was when two Planned Parenthood educators took them through an exercise about healthy relationships.
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But for anyone thinking of entering the music industry, or working in it already, "Rockonomics" is an eye-opening and entertaining read.
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I'm a feminist who believes this stuff needs to be talked about, who thinks this is a crucial and eye-opening conversation.
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The mass of the supermassive black hole is particularly eye opening as well, approximately 3.5 million times our Sun at its center.
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The app also tracks battery usage and data spent while playing Pokemon Go, which might be eye-opening info for frequent players.
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Popular Science has an eye-opening report on scientists spelunking in caves in search of microbes that could be used in medicine.
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One eye-opening example was the release of flash purchasing managers indices for France, Germany and the euro zone on Feb 21.
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Topics covered in other chapters range from women in the workplace to cricket, and such breadth makes this an eye-opening volume.
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The White Sox were just 5-14 against the Royals last season, making their series-opening romp even more eye-opening. 2.
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Many who reviewed the film on Rotten Tomatoes called it difficult to watch, but also described it as "eye-opening" and informative.
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Kim Kardashian West detailed the eye-opening experience she had after naming her shapewear line "KIMONO" and receiving backlash for cultural appropriation.
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"We found just bringing awareness of what the calculated APR is, versus what we think they deserve, is eye opening," Joyce said.
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What I experienced was eye-opening: an hours-long comedy show with over a dozen different actors performing marvelous feats of acrobatics.
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In an interview with Hyperallergic, Balkind described her eye-opening transition from the world of corporate advertising to that of myth-busting.
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Century followed up two years later with an eye-opening article about the 52 Blocks in the recently-shuttered fashion magazine, Details.
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Ukeles's brilliant reconception of both art and labor has gone underappreciated for too long; this eye-opening survey begins to rectify that.
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One of the simpler sculptures in this eye-opening exhibition, "Branched Form" has no relatives in the exhibition — not even distant ones.
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Appreciating her eye-opening account of the criminal justice system's often overlooked creaky gears requires patience and tolerance for occasional academic jargon.
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Jermaine Fowler, an "All That" executive producer, said the diversity of the original cast was eye-opening for him as a child.
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This could be eye-opening for those who remain uninformed about the catastrophic maladies caused by smoking; the truth certainly bears repeating.
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Through testimony and internal documents, the case provided an eye-opening look into the often guarded and opaque admissions process at Harvard.
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Lee Min-bok, a North Korean defector, said it was an eye-opening experience for many young people in the totalitarian state.
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The book's explanations of how to "fight like a woman" are eye-opening, but of course there's no substitute for physical practice.
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The book offers an eye-opening lesson, for example, on how the two-tiered system of health care started in this country.
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It proved to be an eye-opening experience for viewers who are not familiar with the tragic plight of students in Baltimore.
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"It's oddly eye-opening to them because they didn't realize they saw themselves as a resource to be expended," Mr. Crawford said.
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Among the most eye-opening aspects of "The Edge of Anarchy" is the description of how government actually worked in that era.
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They had all kinds of classes on this, and I went to some of these classes and it was literally eye-opening.
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Meanwhile, Maxwell and Smalls opted for more muted shadow looks with an eye-opening, all-around red and a soft burnt orange, respectively.
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As for the most eye-opening moment thus far, Young admits the perk of her job isn't playing a female head of state.
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"I think that going down there was an eye-opening experience to how many species of fish are in the Caribbean," Werner said.
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At the beginning of the study, 80 percent of participants lived in highly segregated neighborhoods—an eye-opening statistic in and of itself.
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This "first comprehensive and critical overview" of the work of the unabashedly populist AAA should be eye-opening and, I suspect, resoundingly relevant.
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While reading this generous and eye-opening account, it's easy to see how, for the country at large, the rift has only deepened.
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In an interview with Refinery29's Elizabeth Kiefer about the movie, Stone said that it was "eye-opening" to play the living legend.
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Witnessing how people email me highly confidential information is like watching my father type with one finger: an eye-opening dose of reality.
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" He continued: "And so having to learn this whole new concept is eye-opening because there are so many ways to do it.
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And while a wedding may not yet be on the horizon, Agrawal says her partner's financial circumstances have been eye-opening for her.
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Hart's honesty about that period of his life is important and eye-opening, but, once his book is released, will be yesterday's news.
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The results are eye-opening, said Alex Blair, who owns four franchises of Freshii, a Toronto-based chain of healthy fast-food outlets.
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But Bannon, as Gabriel Sherman reveals in a eye-opening Vanity Fair profile, has an ever bigger goal in mind: becoming president himself.
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Pump up the drama with Benefit Cosmetics Roller Lash Mascara's eye-opening brush that really does give your eyelashes the love they deserve.
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Even as the United States experiences an eye-opening look in the mirror, people in younger, shakier democracies are seeing a silver lining.
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Reading the book was really eye-opening for me and helped me understand in detail the more feminine aspects of spirituality and religion.
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Still, it's eye-opening and definitely worth the watch, if for no other reasons than the range of perspectives of its numerous subjects.
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It was really an eye-opening moment for me and I was sort of like ... And then the kids of course got it.
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That's because we're here to tell you about an eye-opening alternative to the unparalleled bastion of traditional cocktailery that is the gimlet.
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It's eye-opening for JoJo, and that's really not what she wanted because ugh, Evil is so much hotter to her than Good.
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Visiting the Minqin anti-desertification center is eye-opening, as scientists water vegetation to see what grows best — not a real-world situation.
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Then in 2003, Jim's son David, following an eye-opening post-college psychedelic sojourn in Amsterdam, became CEO — cosmic engagement officer, that is.
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In Bloomberg Businessweek, Christopher Flavelle wrote an eye-opening article about how California is rushing to rebuild destroyed homes exactly where they were.
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Personally it's an eye-opening experience, being born in San Francisco, and seeing the abundance of material things in our normal daily lives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last week, Southern Poverty Law Center released an update to its eye-opening 83 report, Whose Heritage?
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Something that conveys a reaction out of the viewer, that is provocative and eye opening is art in it's most pure of form.
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Within his realistic mode he crafts some startling effects — a strip-club brawl that spills out into broad, embarrassing daylight is eye-opening.
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The group agreed the experience was eye-opening, and Alex hopes it will help leaders see the world with an eye toward accessibility.
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"It was eye-opening," Mr. Jentleson said, "because it made clear that the base is not going to let them off the hook."
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That window into how others live and work was eye-opening and helped him embrace the importance of his own Liberty City narrative.
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It's an eye-opening look at how so many of these efforts are falling short in truly changing the way business is done.
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Manning threw for 26 yards and completed 215 of an eye-opening 291 passes, but it was mostly a harrowing game for him.
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Opinion: Never had a Black History Month like this The end of February marked the close of an eye-opening Black History Month.
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That's been incredibly eye-opening for me: To wake up and think about the things that I'm grateful for and reflect on those.
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When I first encountered Simone's list in the mid-aughts, it was one of my first real eye-opening encounters with comics culture.
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An eye-opening exhibition at Japan Society closely examines representations of wakashu in woodblock prints from the collection of the Royal Ontario Museum.
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Gabriel Malor wrote an eye-opening piece for The Federalist describing how devasting the Feinstein bill would be for our country it were passed.
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The Parks and Recreation veteran has enjoyed a breakout year with eye-opening turns in Dirty Grandpa and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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Scenes in the article that describe the internal meetings that took place between Weinstein's employees in the wake of the revelations are eye-opening.
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An eye-opening (and heart-opening) conversation will take place at the end of this month—will it be what you want to hear?
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Amanda Snead, who is finishing her first year at the University of Illinois at Chicago's medical school, said the experience has been eye opening.
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"We've done some massive eye-opening of the people," Wine said "We sensitize our people... make sure they take charge of their own vote."
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More people than ever discover us for the first time on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, perhaps through a video or an eye-opening infographic.
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It looked like I got in a vicious bear fight, I mean, it just looked bruised and beaten and traumatic and very eye-opening.
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Still, it's an eye opening look at how our collective behavior can be governed by our need to perform for an app like Instagram.
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"At one of the first fertility clinics, it was so eye-opening," Hall, 48, recalls to PEOPLE of her "tough" experience this time around.
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"I was actually going through my first pregnancy with my partner as we're building this feature, so it was quite eye-opening," Birse says.
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To create this dreamy eye-opening effect, add the contrast of black liner on the lower lash line, as Oquendo did for this look.
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A lackluster service can turn interesting concepts into tedium and spoil what could otherwise be an eye-opening entry point to a new career.
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We're also told the eye-opening day at the office for his insurance broker was taped, and will be featured on the reality show.
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But to have thousands and thousands of people respond to you, and from all over the world – that was super eye opening to me.
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"It's been eye-opening and exciting to see over 50 different interpretations of what an animated "selfie self-portrait" can be," Carla Gannis says.
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We've handpicked the most eye-opening trips — and the most uplifting activities you can do while you're there — to help jumpstart the healing process.
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On January 29, communication planet Mercury will meet the lord of the underworld, Pluto, which will find you engaging in some eye-opening conversations.
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The Comey numbers are particularly eye-opening, as Hillary Clinton's "What Happened" sold 300,85033 copies across all formats in its first week of release.
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I don't just think this on the basis of my own personal experience, although that experience has certainly been eye-opening, but on data.
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It was an eye-opening performance, and the one downer was that it came a couple weeks before Gordon was supposed to return. Now?
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The measure passed by an eye-opening 419-3 margin, and the Senate might end up voting on it as early as this week.
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Earlier this week, CNN's MJ Lee, Sunlen Serfaty, Sara Ganim and Juana Summers filed an eye-opening report about sexual harassment on Capitol Hill.
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She found life in Sweden eye-opening, particularly the assumption that there was nothing unusual or untoward about women combining work and family obligations.
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My Very Personal Taste of Racism Abroad For an African-American woman, a study-abroad program in Italy led to an eye-opening experience.
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Since making his debut on April 10, Mazara has put that beautiful swing to good use, triple-slashing an eye-opening .316/.369/.469.
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One of the most eye-opening things anyone has ever asked me was posited years ago by my then 10-year-old son, Gio.
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Leaning in to the style its patchwork of source material requires, "Combat Obscura," is an eye-opening dispatch from a conflict mired in confusion.
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Additionally, we had an eye-opening discussion where we noticed how much we all downplayed our own achievements in describing our accomplishments at work.
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Still, with so much played out in the public sphere as is, Bombshell should be an eye-opening account of an allegedly toxic workplace.
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"Having CTE be the kind of thing they both shared is eye-opening to athletes and to everybody in the football world," he said.
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The fact you deal with the same things that others deal with can be really, really powerful and eye opening for many to hear.
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In the Video Op-Ed above, Raha Bahreini sheds light on the eye-opening stories that Iran's government did not want you to see.
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For a lot of them, it's eye-opening when they find out how hard they have to work, two weeks of being run ragged.
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His eye-opening experience of being in New York was watching the Knicks get booed in their first preseason game against the Dallas Mavericks.
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It was a painful experience, but an eye-opening one that served as a catalyst for professional development and greater awareness in the office.
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Photo: Richard Drew ((AP)One man's experience with a common erectile dysfunction drug turned out to be a lot more eye-opening than he expected.
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We're opening up our submissions to include diarists of any gender, and we hope the series continues to be an eye-opening experience for everyone.
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And if you've never before encountered Bundy's jocular portrait of himself as he discusses his crimes in the abstract, it will certainly be eye-opening.
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It might not surprise you that once we editors get together — or get to Slacking — we start swapping stories about these rare, eye-opening discoveries.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)One man's experience with a common erectile dysfunction drug turned out to be a lot more eye-opening than he expected.
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But just recently, in a somewhat surprising move, Sprint showed us just how bad its LTE coverage actually is in a single, eye-opening infographic.
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What emerges is an eye-opening case-study of the ways the internet has changed the audience of teenagers testing limits, and its forever consequences.
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It was eye-opening and a blessing that we were able to see each other and the way that we were behaving around each other.
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Eye-opening on multiple levels, the bravery of all involved is to be admired, as they strive to protect natural resources despite significant resistance. —K.
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One eye-opening time was when I asked a woman waiting at a bus stop what her thoughts were about the current state of Detroit.
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Viall, 36, played a special Dish in the Dark edition of Never Have I Ever on Watch What Happens Live and it was eye-opening.
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The replies are an eye-opening look at how often people misunderstand mental illnesses and talk about them in ways that are less than helpful.
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The sneaker maker is launching a service called Nike Fit in North America in July, and it thinks it will be eye-opening for consumers.
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The bottom line: Survey data can be informative and eye opening, but the more extraordinary the results, the less likely they are to be true.
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This proved to be a rather eye-opening revelation, and the researchers said this is a high priority for the next stage of the project.
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"It was really emotional, intense and eye-opening," Kenworthy says of the week he spent interviewing refugees about the role sports play in their lives.
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Another eye-opening piece of info is how Yahoo seems to have embraced how a number of people have come to use its email service.
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Although the study offered some eye-opening findings, it's difficult to generalize the results since researchers only looked at gay and bisexual men in Melbourne.
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Obviously, those text messages give us quite a bit of pause and should be eye-opening at an agency that should be, quite frankly, unbiased.
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Even so, the real eye-opening development may not be the amount of money involved, but where the Saudi government chooses to list the shares.
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"It was an eye-opening experience for him, especially when football season came around and he was watching his teammates," said Kim Schubert, his mother.
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It was inspirational and eye opening as well, to the importance of servicing the global market as well as our demographic here in the States.
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Maybe I went the most extreme route possible in my quest to be seen as an individual, but it's been eye-opening and surprisingly rewarding.
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Michael Schwirtz's eye-opening story about a Russian assassin and a president who never forgets a grievance may have never seen the light of day.
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"It was eye opening the last two days, from top to bottom," said Red Sox Manager Alex Cora, whose team's record fell to 44-40.
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Max Wilson, 16, of Cresskill High School put it this way: Examining, logging, and changing my media diet has been an incredibly eye-opening process.
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In covering health care, I've discovered that many of the most compelling stories take powerful anecdotes about patients and pair them with eye-opening data.
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"Fatherhood is a new adventure every day, and watching Ben grow has been a total joy and eye-opening joy ride," the Bravo host said.
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Crip Camp details some of the shameful realities in a way that's eye-opening and simple to understand, because it's grounded in individual people's experiences.
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"It will be eye-opening," the source added, predicting the portion of the address dedicated to North Korea is likely to drive headlines on Wednesday.
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Find out the answers to these questions with 30 Days of Genius — an eye-opening interview series that focuses on the creative side of success.
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It is an eye-opening examination of practicality, religious belief, clubbishness and personal identity played out in mostly familiar garments from around the world. 6.
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I've often wondered how much more eye-opening they'd be if they better reflected the diverse reality of intimacy, while still maintaining their sleazy wonder.
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I regretted trolling people looking for homes but also learned about the level of desperation affecting people in Vancouver, which was eye-opening and painful.
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But I go to conventions now and I see little white kids dressed up as black characters, and that is a really eye-opening thing.
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He said this finding is "new and fairly eye-opening," especially considering that the oldest adults may risk falls and cognitive impairment from taking these drugs.
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But perhaps the most eye-opening number of all is how much money this still-private company has been able to raise from investors: $21 billion.
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Eric Swalwell said he worried initially about the lack of opportunity in the House, but then he got some "eye-opening" advice from fellow California Rep.
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"I finally started talking with the nurses and doctors about using the tanning beds and that was the eye-opening moment, the turning point," Pace said.
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N.K. Jemisin's books are some of the most original and eye-opening fantasies being published today, and these books have a particularly vibrant take on survival.
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One of Zoepf's most eye-opening chapters concerns a Syrian secret society for Quranic study, called the Qubaisi sisterhood, reportedly 75,000 members strong before the war.
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One of the most eye-opening moments in the book, which Bennett backs up by research, is how women can also be sexist in the workplace.
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Our company, Young & Rubicam, has studied Trump's consumer brand for many years through surveys and other market research, and our most recent results are eye-opening.
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And people weren't just outraged, they were sharing their experience and their stories, which was incredibly eye-opening for me, as somebody who's been around forever.
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The project began two months ago when Brittni Darras, 25, had an eye-opening meeting with one of her student's mothers during a parent-teacher conference.
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According to an eye-opening book published in the U.S. this month, meth addiction quite literally gave us history's greatest industrial menace: the Nazi war machine.
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"Coming to China has been surreal and eye-opening," says Eckel, adding he's been amazed at the size and sophistication of places like Shenzhen and Shanghai.
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Since the beginning of the Netflix series, we've gotten eye-opening looks at the pre-Litchfield Penitentiary lives of our favorite and least favorite prison denizens.
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"To be around these two powerful very strong-willed and very talented women every day, for like 30 days was eye-opening for me," says Duterte.
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And last week's oversight board-commissioned report into the fiscal crisis that drove Puerto Rico into bankruptcy in spring last year has some eye-opening details.
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The heart-pounding, edge-of-your-seat, eye-opening eco-thriller Sea of Shadows, which will make its National Geographic debut on Saturday, at 9 p.m.
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It's hard to gauge how big the day-one audience was, since it's nonlinear and non-Nielsen-rated (though the Twitch traffic alone is eye-opening).
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And the rise in the death rate is eye-opening because it occurred during a time period when mortality rates for all cancers combined had declined.
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That summer, in six games during a brief turn with the Class A Aberdeen IronBirds, Connaughton had an eye-opening 2.45 E.R.A. over 142/3 innings.
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It's helped me write a lot of songs and think about Australia a lot as a place, so I guess it was an eye-opening experience.
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" Hernandez hopes that this collaboration might be eye-opening for people who "are trapped in their little box of what's socially accepted in their immediate hood.
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Going to Spelman for the opening of my show and being around those 18- and 19-year-old young black women was eye opening for me.
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Hall tells PEOPLE she initially tried fertility treatments in her 30s, which failed, and had an "eye-opening" experience when she entered a fertility clinic again.
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A video produced by Today in 2015 offers an eye-opening visual as to how this frightening scenario can unfold in the event of a crash.
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They went on to release an eye-opening Amazon documentary called "Chasing Happiness," drop their fifth studio album titled "Happiness Begins," and embark on a tour.
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One of Moss's little black dresses even employs an open needlework technique done by Afghani women, typically used to cover the eye opening in a burqa.
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The film is alternately funny and heartwarming, but more than anything, eye opening, covering a chapter at best underreported in history books, if not outright overlooked.
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Then, Rob has been reading an eye-opening article about the forces that have been preying upon and devastating rural communities for the last 30 years.
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Many of these desperate people face torture and even enslavement if repatriated to their home countries, and this series is a difficult and eye-opening watch.
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"It was a really eye-opening moment, that you could put that kind of work in this very contemporary context," she said in a telephone interview.
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It is an eye-opening example of the Russians deliberately playing both sides, feeding paranoia and ill will that leads to flaring tempers and sometimes violence.
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And, for many Western Europeans, whose notions of Romanian art were largely grounded in folk art or socialist realist works, it was an eye-opening experience.
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"It's going to be an eye-opening experience for the young guys just because they've never done it before," Louisville interim coach David Padgett told reporters.
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The New York Times received one of those files, and is publishing a series of eye-opening articles on what this level of surveillance could mean.
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It's as eye-opening for Jamie as "Sisterhood Is Powerful," the radical feminist anthology that he first opens with almost spiritual reverence — or is it trepidation?
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"All in all, we thought Madeira might not be high on our list of favorite wines, but once again a welcome, eye-opening experience," he said.
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For me, it was eye-opening to have a spot where I could see the nutritional information for the things I was putting into my body.
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Judging by eye-opening details unveiled by Hunter Biden about his former conduct and personal life in previous media interviews, he would be an unpredictable witness.
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"This was really eye-opening," says Ziyad Al-Aly, a kidney specialist at the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care System and the study's lead investigator.
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A small frog, willing to buck millennia of evolution and accepted frog norms, embarks on a brief, yet eye-opening adventure with their meal-turned-friend.
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I burned a hole in the tape (YES TAPE) because I watched this so much as a kid, and revisiting it as an adult is eye-opening.
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This is an eye-opening revelation that hits home, and I immediately dive in to learning more about self-love and how to treat myself more kindly.
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Here's how to watch the event, scheduled to start at 11 pm ET. Since you've got time, check out Rolling Stone's eye-opening cover story on Musk.
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That Donald Trump Jr.'s emails with Veselnitskaya specifically note that "especially later in the summer" would be an ideal time for collaboration is particularly eye-opening.
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Speaking to Fox News exclusively after returning to his Louisiana home, the "Dukes of Hazzard" star said his experience in the L.A. County jail was eye-opening.
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Some say they recognize themselves; others see their peers anew, or for the first time, confronting eye-opening challenges and consequences that kids aren't prone to consider.
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D.S. Landes, in his eye-opening book "Revolution in Time", calls the invention of the mechanical clock "one of the great inventions in the history of mankind".
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For a certain generation of moviegoer (including this author), "The Dark Crystal" was an eye-opening introduction to the darker, explicitly fantastic side of Jim Henson's genius.
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Prince William recalled his visit to a Nazi concentration camp earlier this year as "eye-opening" and "very sobering" when he met an Auschwitz survivor on Thursday.
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While this study is certainly eye-opening, it's important to note that the number of people who will survive cancer heavily depends on patient access to healthcare.
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It&aposs such …Read more ReadIt's an eye-opening result, one that will likely improve disease forecasting and the ways in which healthcare officials respond during outbreaks.
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What began as a lighthearted video showing several young Summer Break actors admitting to common driving actions involving their phones took a powerful and eye-opening turn.
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Is there one moment that you can think of that's like, okay, this was the most eye-opening experience you've had since you've started this whole thing?
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From glamorous palace receptions to eye-opening grocery store runs and tacky Christmas sweater parties, the couple is always up for an adventure — and a few jokes!
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Health care failure Last month's health care meltdown proved both eye-opening and humbling for a former chief executive, accustomed to acting unilaterally and getting his way.
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If you're in the mood for a painful and eye-opening history lesson, be sure to watch this nearly seven minute segment of pure and utter embarrassment.
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The 53-year-old, marine theme park faced significant backlash after the eye-opening documentary Blackfish investigated the effect of captivity on killer whales and other animals.
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Beginning on May 28th, which is Menstrual Hygiene Day, we'll be hosting events in cities across the United States, screening our eye-opening documentary about #HappyPeriod's story.
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More eye-opening, however, was an accompanying statement indicating that Treasury Department officials are worried about a potential liquidity freeze or chain-reaction or run on securities.
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Unlike a coma, a vegetative state includes intermittent periods of eye opening; this seemingly hopeful sign, though, is not a normal waking, just a random physiological occurrence.
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I had a very positive experience—a kind of eye-opening, quasi-spiritual experience that sort of changed the way I saw the world and my photographs.
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Go deeper: The Georgetown report on police face recognition, "The Perpetual Line-up," is an eye-opening survey of how the technology is used in the U.S.
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The most eye-opening attraction I saw in Matera was Casa Grotta di Via Solitario, which recreates a furnished cave, complete with a horse near the bed.
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However, it's a shame that the general public was not given the opportunity to view this important and eye-opening exhibition for a longer stretch of time.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — What is most interesting, surprising or eye-opening in this "behind-the-scenes" look at the school photo industry?
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"It's been eye-opening to see the entanglement of the bureaucracy and how it's almost designed for you to push until they say yes," Mr. Espaillat said.
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The most eye-opening of them is a nude George Washington, about two and a half feet tall, with raised arms and some very nice pectoral definition.
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In the award's 118-year history, it's eye-opening that Thunberg would only be this close in the line of women innovators before her that were nominated.
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The whole month was eye-opening: to feel real hunger, to work through new sensations and to be keenly aware of when I most want to eat.
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"Once people … are ready to face the good, bad and ugly, going through the process is helpful and eye-opening," said Wander, owner of Wander Financial Services.
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His athletic journey began when junior high school gym teacher Dick Lord suggested students run a mile around the playground, and young Meb gave an eye-opening performance.
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Over the course of Matt Tyrnauer's documentary, the former Marine who fought at Iwo Jima, recounts his eye-opening sexual escapades with an endless list of household names.
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A large selection of them is included in an eye-opening exhibition, David Beck: Alligator Maintenance and Other Esoterica at Allan Stone Projects (January 12–February 20, 2016).
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The yoga instructor, 35, says it's been eye-opening to see her fellow moms come forward with similar stories after she shared her own personal news on Instagram.
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That would be the highlight of an eye-opening afternoon for the 19-year-old Russian as Nadal showed no mercy during a one hour, 37 minute thrashing.
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"The internet allows us to experience a hugely diverse community with many eye-opening perspectives that many people aren't able to encounter in their typical lives," he says.
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If white liner on the lid seems like a stretch for you, you can still achieve the same eye-opening look by drawing it along the lower waterline.
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The result is his eye-opening project Border Cantos, which Misrach describes as less of a journalistic account of dramatic moments than a "slow meditation on overlooked details."
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The team's work and eye-opening results are detailed in a new study, titled "Supervised Autonomous Robotic Soft Tissue Surgery," published Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
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TV audiences will not be far behind after watching him in The Night Of. Nasir's evolution – as well as Ahmed's performance – is innocent, heartbreaking and eye-opening. 5.
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The merits of such experiences for college students are manifold: Exposure to new cultures, eye-opening educational environments, language-building opportunities and access to countless worldview-expanding tools.
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"The tragedy of their stories, learning what they experienced in Syria and Iraq, has been completely eye-opening to me," he told CNN's Fareed Zakaria at the time.
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It's quite eye-opening to look at this data sorted by sector: The transportation sector used 28.1 quads of energy in 2017, about 28.8% of the total consumption.
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The difference from 1080p is noticeable, but as you've no doubt heard by now it's not the eye-opening revelation that HD was when it first came out.
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People familiar with the President's reaction said the conversation was eye-opening for a leader who days earlier claimed the terror group was defeated "badly" in the country.
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People familiar with the President's reaction said the conversation was eye-opening for a leader who, days earlier, claimed the terror group was defeated "badly" in the country.
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Borat was an eye-opening film in many ways, but there were two things in particular that it really helped put on the map: Kazakhstan and the mankini.
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Critic's Notebook Brandee Younger was a teenager — an aspiring classical harpist, growing up on Long Island — when she came across an eye-opening issue of Harp Column magazine.
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Aside from a pragmatic, but hardly eye-opening, question about energy policy from Ken Bone, climate change did not make a single appearance in this year's election debates.
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"It's eye-opening, really, not just for the employers," said Gloria Sachdev, the chief executive of the Employers' Forum of Indiana, a coalition that helped with the study.
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A new, eye-opening study by Doug Peta, senior vice president of BCA Research in Montreal, points out the danger of trying to time a long bull market.
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The Knicks were powered by the isolation talents of Tim Hardaway Jr. and the eye-opening undrafted rookie Allonzo Trier, whose driving power dunk was the takeaway highlight.
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Ken Schultz, a Stanford University political scientist, posted this eye-opening Twitter thread on how, over time, he has changed how he teaches classes on U.S. foreign policy.
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Boyd said in a statement that the experience was eye-opening and that he had no idea how frustrating it would be to get around in a wheelchair.
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The scenery at Inle Lake was breathtaking and it was such an eye-opening experience to see up close the lives of the people living on Inle Lake.
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Still, whether you agree with some or all of her ideas, Levine offers eye-opening stats and welcome wisdom to parents raising children in an increasingly unpredictable world.
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We know you love all the big brands like Apple and Samsung, but it can sometimes be an eye-opening experience to shop around for lesser known names.
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Communication is tense as the moon opposes Jupiter, but a big shift in understanding may take place as the moon and sun make a harmonious, eye-opening connection.
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To the Editor: Televising the editorial board's Democratic primary endorsement decision on "The Weekly" on Sunday night turned out to be eye-opening — in all the wrong ways.
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" When he first visited the West Village (home of Stonewall and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center) and the piers, he added, "It was really eye-opening.
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"Hearing about her experience was pretty eye-opening for the firm, and it's not something we want anyone else to have to go through alone," Mr. Flanders said.
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The San Francisco-based company helps clients gather real-time data related to their businesses to smooth operations, heighten security and gain eye-opening insights into their customers.
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Working alongside fashion designers at the studio has been an eye-opening experience: He's already started to collaborate on catwalk jewelry, he said, and is contemplating making shoes.
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Ancient literature can certainly be eye opening, and it has a wonderful capacity to make us re-examine many modern assumptions that we take too much for granted.
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The indictments came in the wake of Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly, a eye-opening television series in which multiple alleged victims accused him of physical and psychological abuse.
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" In an editorial in the Boston Globe, Snyder added that the "investigation took us on an eye-opening journey into the ugly world of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
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An eye-opening moment for Kloos came when he attended another science fiction workshop: the Launch Pad Astronomy Workshop, held each year at the University of Wyoming in Laramie.
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"Finally getting a library card was pretty eye-opening in terms of what you can get digitally — tons of stuff you can download, audiobooks, albums, etc," —Mike, editor 249.
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My eye-opening moment came when a good friend recommended Sentimental Swingers to me, a Bulgarian swing trio that does the sort of music I practically never listen to.
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The decision to give back to organizations that empower women — from funding STD screenings to working to end sex trafficking — was inspired by Sheila's own eye-opening medical experiences.
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That was an eye-opening experience, just getting to play with them, and get into their heads and see how distracted they were, how point-to-point they were.
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In November 2401, the Government Accountability Office issued an eye-opening report about them, and the basic conclusion is that you probably don't want anything to do with them.
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In what promises to be an eye-opening screening, artists Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese will show a curated selection of political TV advertisements from 1952 to the present.
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" She says the trial was eye opening for India and other survivors, "showing the way that they were using these girls and setting them up for sex for Keith.
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The eye-opening new chapter in the swirling Russia saga unfolded as Trump was trying to recast the political narrative of a young presidency already facing an existential crisis.
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It was an eye-opening moment for Cortes, a sophomore at Eastern Connecticut State University whose parents brought her to the United States from Mexico when she was 2.
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Reading the dialogue between sex workers and clients was eye-opening, and I found myself pleasantly surprised by how polite clients tended to be to the person offering services.
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That proved to be eye-opening, but it was actually a Kickstarter project with a friend that truly opened his mind to the potential of building a new venture.
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This time, crossing the state from west to east on a bus, she told Reuters that she had "eye-opening moments" getting up close with issues in rural America.
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"What for me was so eye-opening was the sheer sense of rejection and isolation that stateless people in the UK expressed to me," said American photographer Greg Constantine.
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The final vote tally provided an eye-opening account of who is on board with impeachment, which is a considerably larger number of representatives than the last time Rep.
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These were priorities of Senator Sanders's powerful presidential campaign, and the aggressive platform language is eye-opening for Democrats who have been wary of roiling Wall Street campaign donors.
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Besides lighting up the internet, his eye-opening appearance earned him a segment on the "Today" show, in which the hosts enthusiastically, and to some controversy, oiled him up.
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"I made a visit to their facility in Chicago, and the similarity between what we were doing and they were doing in making sausage was eye-opening," he said.
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"I think people are maybe having a little bit of an eye-opening moment on the extent of (employee profit-sharing) cost," R.W. Mann & Co analyst Bob Mann said.
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"Switched On" is an eye-opening book with a radical message, but because Mr. Robison is who he is (logical, direct), he addresses even the most provocative questions unprovocatively.
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The long list of things that may raise that risk can be confusing, but an eye-opening interactive graphic from the website The Conversation clears up a whole lot.
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What was most eye-opening, even for me, is that more than 70 percent of people teaching in academia today are part-timers or part of this academic underclass.
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It was an eye-opening reminder that even the most powerful internet companies, employing the best computer scientists and cutting-edge technology, can still be crippled by human error.
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Peter Hamby, the host of Snapchat's "Good Luck America," said he had an eye-opening moment while watching the second debate between Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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"It was eye-opening," said Clare Miflin, one of the authors, who worked at Kiss + Cathcart when the guidelines were developed, and now runs the design consulting company Woven.
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Chris Erickson, the chief executive of Climate Earth, a firm that helps companies assess the environmental impact of their supply chains, says that even transparency can be eye-opening.
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Brown point shoes, the focus of the eye-opening article, "Brown Point Shoes Arrive, 200 Years After White Ones," won't fix the dance world overnight, but it's a start.
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It pierced its tongue when Susan Collins and other female Republicans who supported Kavanaugh's confirmation were denounced as "gender traitors" in an eye-opening op-ed in this newspaper.
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Hundreds of readers shared their experiences with burnout as well, and it was eye-opening to see how all of us feel this way sometimes, and that's perfectly fine.
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The Wizards used an eye-opening 26-0 run to take a 74-53 lead and went on to win, 23-102, evening the series at two games each.
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His first home run, a solo shot leading off the fifth, was eye-opening, a line drive that made a beeline for the Yankees' bullpen in left-center field.
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" But the restaurant's managers reversed course on Thursday after, according to the statement, they met with leaders in the local African American community, an experience they called "eye-opening.
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Get eye-opening full-on, fanned-out lashes with #FULLFRONTALMASCARA, a do-it-all mascara featuring an exclusive flat-to-fat brush that instantly volumizes, lifts, lengthens, and curls.
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Xavier, a No. 11 seed out of the West, is moving on to the Round of 16 after an eye-opening win over No. 3 Florida State, 91-66.
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Her dream for now is to become a public defender, a goal she set after an eye-opening internship last summer in the public defender's office in the Bronx.
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"'Waiting for Superman' is an eye-opening account of the American public education system, following several students as they strive to be accepted into a prominent charter school," says Branson.
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" He added, "Going from Malibu, where you have an abundance of things and first-world problems to a place (like Sri Lanka) where people are actually suffering was (eye-opening).
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The miniseries looks and sounds both heartbreaking and eye-opening to the complexities and realities of being a high schooler and dealing with everything from bullies to boyfriends — even death.
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In these incredible pictures, the miracle of childbirth is shown in graphic and eye-opening clarity, and an unusual circumstance becomes a joyous celebration as new life enters the world.
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The pile forces them to come face to face with just how much stuff they have — often an eye-opening moment in a show that doesn't traffic in high drama.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the most compelling, eye-opening stats from the research that offer a unique glimpse at what the modern conversation about money really looks like.
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The eye-opening short documentary When a Town Runs Dry by Go Project Films gives a powerful look at what the drought has done to the small towns across California.
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Not to be a tease, but the format is different from anything else I've seen out there and the subject matter is hopefully boundless, eye-opening, and a little cathartic.
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Regardless of your math savvy, this project-based training will provide an enjoyable and eye-opening intro to coding with C# and the basics of quaternions and math in Unity.
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The Instagram account has gained fame for its honest portrayal of everyday people, and on Monday night, celebs got the chance to have their own short but eye-opening profiles.
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That was very eye-opening because I was exposed to a genre of music that I never knew existed, which is something I hadn't experienced in probably about 10 years.
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"Going from Malibu, where you have an abundance of things and first-world problems to a place (like Sri Lanka) where people are actually suffering was (eye-opening)," he says.
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While more tests will need to be done to determine whether or not she is actually cancer-free, she said it was an eye-opening experience, to say the least.
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A Pennsylvania man learned just how much subtle sexism women endure in the workplace when he and a female colleague conducted a surreptitious experiment that led to eye-opening results.
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In your house, you'll have your tables and your chairs, maybe a cat running around, and designing for that kind of environment has been really eye opening, and so fun.
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Part stirring travel memoir and part powerful exploration of the environment, Trespass Across America is an eye-opening look at the beauty of the earth and forces that threaten it.
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It certainly helps that Chappelle and Rock were each paid $20 million per special -- an eye-opening number -- and Amy Schumer was able to negotiate a deal for $13 million.
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"And it was really eye opening because I for most of the time thought I was the only one that felt this way and I was crazy for feeling it."
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And for those who've been spared this sort of struggle, he added, Obama's story can be "eye-opening and perhaps help people be a little more careful with their words."
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This sublimely weird show is an eye-opening corrective to an art history that has treated key chapters—those that aren't Eurocentric—as if they were written in invisible ink.
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China's full attention is focused on business, legacy and the race to out-innovate the U.S. It is impressive, disruptive and eye-opening to those of us who witnessed it.
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I ask how she thinks the voices and the faces of the party have changed in that time, and she tells me the 2016 election cycle has been eye-opening.
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The Restitution Rule hasn't been brought up on Capitol Hill since the 2004 hearing involving Bloom's case, an experience that was eye-opening for the then 22-year-old athlete.
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The Patriots won with ease, 35-17 In the end it was not really a return to form for Dalton, who has struggled to match last year's eye-opening numbers.
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"It was an eye-opening moment for me when I realized that people who've already spent money on me might want to continue spending more money on me," she said.
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No, this was one of those subversive and eye-opening new experiences that is likely to remain provocative for years, at least until the Constitution gets amended — or we do.
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"It was a painful experience, but an eye-opening one that served as a catalyst for professional development and greater awareness in the office," he told Axios in a statement.
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It was an eye-opening experience, which ultimately helped me figure out the most effective way to cover the 2008 race for the Independent Film Channel, on a larger scale.
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Sonmez received tremendous blowback, prompting her to write a follow-up tweet saying, "Well, THAT was eye-opening," in response to abuse and death threats that poured into her inbox.
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The news came after days of eye-opening revelations related to documents from Lev Parnas, an associate of Rudy Giuliani, that Democrats say call for more attention in the trial.
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" He continued, "Going from Malibu, where you have an abundance of things and first-world problems to a place (like Sri Lanka) where people are actually suffering was (eye-opening).
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" But let's focus on what's eye-opening about "Wild Nights," including Reiss's very premise: "Virtually nothing about our standard model of sleep existed as we know it two centuries ago.
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"This is an eye-opening production cut which speaks to the softer demand that Apple has seen with 6s out of the gates," FBR Capital Markets analyst Daniel Ives said.
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That's one of the main takeaways from an eye-opening article in Politico about the White House's efforts to gain its footing after a rocky first three months in office.
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Galleries devoted to his considerable collections — of thrift-store paintings, cult religious literature, and more — round out an eye-opening, brain-bending, and thoroughly exhausting (in the best way) show.
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He listened to the experiences of gay, trans, and black fathers and realized their kids have to worry about things his never will, which for him, was an eye-opening experience.
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The San Francisco-based analytics giant helps its corporate customers gather real-time data related to their businesses to smooth operations, boost security and gain eye-opening insights into consumer patterns.
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There was ... silence' Ludwig set out to write a book about what happens to women and men in the middle of their lives after an eye-opening moment in her 40s.
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Following Lifetime's eye-opening documentary series Surviving R. Kelly, the network is releasing a follow-up special called Surviving R. Kelly: The Impact, to explore the influence of the original docuseries.
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This was an eye-opening exercise, conducted with smaller groups of staff, which allowed for people to feel more comfortable in expressing their feelings as they grappled with their own prejudices.
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Wilson shared an anecdote of an eye-opening experience for one developer, who expressed the idea of supporting accessibility "didn't even occur to him," but doing so made his app better.
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While the "Shark Tank" judge maintains you should never threaten to leave a job during a raise discussion, he says that not getting a raise can be an eye-opening experience.
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One who never personally encountered Nochlin and read only her eye-opening books (for example, Realism, and her monograph, Courbet) might not know that she was a performative lecturer and cutup.
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Most of the video is concerned with Jakku and other aerial combat scenes, which are impressive, but the most eye-opening material reveals how Lupita Nyong'o's character, Maz Kanata, was created.
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After a string of incidents and eye opening videos that have prompted many to rip the way travelers are treated on airlines, a new study may have you scratching your head.
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"I think the most eye-opening thing right now, that at a time of such instability that there's so much community, so much we have in common, such unity," he said.
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Lopez's eye-opening look comes as she releases her new song, "Limitless," off the soundtrack from her upcoming movie, Second Act — which also stars Leah Remini, Milo Ventimiglia and Vanessa Hudgens.
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You may know that you spend too much time on Instagram, but seeing that you spend an hour or two every day in the app might be an eye-opening moment.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to say just about anything, and his merry courting of trouble, was an eye-opening break from the traditional, tightly scripted approach of keeping candidates away from trouble.
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While they may not seem so groundbreaking today, in 1985 many were eye-opening: speck smoked with juniper or pine wood, imported broccoli rabe marinated in garlic vinegar, burrata, wild mushrooms.
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Here are four of the city's most energizing and eye-opening group shows, with subjects stretching from fantastic art of the sixteenth century to contemporary assemblage from Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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As a non-disabled person, I experienced the eye-opening nature of Crip Camp myself, in getting to know Jim and getting to know the community and working on the project.
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His aides believe that the intensely personal criticism he received from women last month, and the subsequent coverage about his longtime penchant for physical contact, was eye-opening for Mr. Biden.
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When I went to see the eye-opening exhibition, Mimi Gross: Among Friends, 1958-19633, at Eric Firestone (February 28–April 20, 2019), I was struck by a number of things.
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One of them is the way the film shows the effects of China's one child policy on American adoptions of Chinese babies, which is very tangled and complicated and eye-opening.
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In the days before adventure travel was common, it was eye-opening stuff for countless Americans, a look at the wonders of the natural world that seemed simultaneously thrilling and terrifying.
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For Netflix original movies, the most watched are the Sandra Bullock thriller "Bird Box," with an eye-opening 80 million views, and the Adam Sandler comedy "Murder Mystery," with 73 million.
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She does an excellent job of blending interviews and research with her personal experience to paint an eye-opening picture of what it's really like to be queer in red states.
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Plus a somewhat eye-opening new idea: skinny pants with an insert of pleated silk chiffon attached in the front or back in a contrasting color to create a pseudo-skirt.
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The British crew lost to the two-time defending champion Oracle Team USA and Emirates Team New Zealand on Sunday before an eye-opening loss to Groupama Team France on Monday.
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Eloquent, brilliant and angry, this fierce analysis of "race" and the brutalization of the black body from the founding of America to this day is eye-opening, disturbing and incredibly important.
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At the beginning of 2019, I joined btov Partners, one of Europe&aposs most established VC firms, as a full-time investing partner, and the experience has been quite eye-opening.
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These are eye-opening statistics, yet they don't seem to be enough for protests to erupt to pressure our government to do more, or for our society to change its norms.
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I have consistently found Albers's writings, in both On Weaving and the already re-released Selected Writings on Design (Wesleyan University Press, 2001), to be eye-opening on a range of topics.
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Growing up in Boston and spending the entirety of her life in the city, traveling outside of her comfort zone to South Africa "was very fascinating, amazing [and eye opening]" to her.
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It's hilarious, it's heartbreaking, it's eye-opening and so incredibly important in the fight for more body positivity in on-screen representation — and Shrill is all based on Lindy West's true story.
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" —Shannon McDonald, Colorado "Though written for younger readers, Front Desk was eye-opening for me as an adult in the way it portrayed a type of immigration experience I knew little about.
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To do this, I made a post on Instagram asking my followers to let me know how they practice self-care, and the wide range of responses I got was eye-opening.
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Had it been made, Alejandro Jodorowsky's attempt in the 1970s would have boasted an eye-opening cast with figures like Salvador Dalí, Orson Welles, David Carradine, and Mick Jagger desired for roles.
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Another model poses in a studio, moving her long, stocking-clad leg inch by inch as the crew draws her movements on a monitor, an eye-opening bit of analog graphic design.
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Here are some of the most eye-opening parts of the piece: In the piece, Rodrick reported that Depp's financial shortcomings began nearly a decade ago, culminating in the current legal battle.
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On Saturday, Meghan King Edmonds — who is expecting twin boys with husband Jim Edmonds — looked back on her pregnancy with first daughter Aspen, comparing her baby bellies in one eye-opening post.
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While Mostel's reframing of Pollock's drip paintings is eye-opening, I think that this interview is most useful now for its savvy performance of a political discourse: fresh, potent, and ever relevant.
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So [there is] a lot to improve, a lot to work on ... I think it was eye-opening to the group and I expect a good response from the group against Chicago.
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Bannon drew sharp criticism this week with the publication of his eye-opening Tuesday interview with the liberal-leaning American Prospect — a conversation that he clearly didn't think was on-the-record.
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It's really an eye-opening look at what it's like to balance personal issues with public image, especially in one of the most talked-about and fawned-over families in the world.
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After this weekend's eye-opening Dateline special on the case at the center of the inflammatory new docu-series Making A Murderer, people have stronger opinions and more lingering questions than ever.
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ELIZABETH POWELL St. Louis To the Editor: Such detailed studies of activities and time use in our personal lives can be eye-opening and are critical for improving today's quality of life.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Giving a Name, and Dignity, to a Disability" (news analysis, Sunday Review, May 8): Thank you for Dan Barry's important and eye-opening article about intellectual disability.
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Visits to campuses like these are certainly eye-opening experiences, but by and large, people coming to the South Bay to "see Silicon Valley's tech world" might be a little bit disappointed.
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The episode is eye-opening for all of us, but Tan in particular, who admits he isn't very immersed in the queer community and has never even met a trans person before.
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A 12-year labor of love, the resulting book is an eye-opening blend of memoir, journalism, and cultural commentary that masterfully illustrates how religion, shame, and trauma can inform one another.
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It's an eye-opening statement from a man who has been relatively mum on both the subject of his own career and the fashion world in general since he retired in 2004.
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But if you have some time during this holiday week to step back from the information onslaught, there are a handful of truly eye-opening business books that are worth your attention.
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Whenever our smartphone lacks satellite service, we still need to tap into our natural navigational capacities even if they are no match for those of the supernavigators in this eye-opening book.
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Most eye-opening of all was the Vanderpoel Art Association, an astonishing (and free) assortment of American impressionist art crammed into a modest-sized room in the field house at Ridge Park.
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My answer: Our moment has been happening for decades, at least since Tina Turner and Ronnie Spector fled their famous spousal collaborators and published eye-opening memoirs documenting the violence they suffered.
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Learning about stereotype threat was eye-opening because it allowed me to see the deeper effects of the way we teach children about careers and how it differs in males and females.
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The neighborhood was perceived to be a place to avoid after dark, so the fact that she rode her bike to and from work, often in the wee hours, was eye-opening.
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Quite a few funny animal shorts are in this collection, but there are also beautiful examples of abstract animation, like Shigeji Ogino's "An Expression" (1935), an eye-opening exercise in strobing color.
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Doors and windows jut from the sand "like weathered dinosaur bones," we're told by the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gilbert M. Gaul in this carefully researched and eye-opening book.
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The whole revelation was eye-opening, and after seeing Google take the feedback to heart and rid its software of the culinary abomination, concerned emoji users breathed a virtual sigh of relief.
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The fact that AT&T grew 71% during the decade is eye-opening, considering it spent $67 billion (with debt) on DirecTV in 2015 and $103 billion on Time Warner in 2018.
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It was quickly apparent that the boxes contained groups of photographs exploring different subjects and themes, and that any one of these groups would be the basis of an eye-opening exhibition.
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Those voters seem to have helped prop up Corbyn, who had seemed all but dead politically as recently as late March but instead saw his party gain an eye-opening 433 seats.
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Check out the video above to tag along on all five days of this incredibly eye-opening experience, and comment below with your memories of what learning about sex was like for you.
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Astazero is one of the many artificial districts the photographer Gregor Sailer visited during a two-year journey for his eye-opening book, The Potemkin Village, which was published recently by Kehrer Verlag.
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The roundtables were an eye-opening opportunity to discuss the factors contributing to the rapid decline of species and how we can work together to move our political leaders to address this crisis.
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That's just one of the eye-opening takeaways from the HBR's deep-dive series on the reality wars, which opens with the real story of the fake story of Europe's most charismatic CEOs.
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With a lifetime membership to Finance For Non-Financial Professionals, you can stream these eye-opening lectures on your computer at any time, and get a certification as proof of your hard work.
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Yet when that exchange occurs in Dominic Dromgoole's eye-opening revival of Wilde's "A Woman of No Importance," at the Vaudeville Theater here, it has a resonance that transcends its perfectly appointed cleverness.
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It was eye-opening to see the difference between two paths: playing it safe, going to school, and getting a job — or using your skills to build a business that creates new opportunities.
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He's a PhD student at Duke, and his journalistic endeavors include an eye-opening feature for Mother Jones (cross-posted at Grist) that draws attention to the connection between dementia and dirty air.
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Michael: I very much remember your first "Daily" episode, a really eye-opening investigation into pregnancy discrimination, because we all decided immediately that we wanted you back on ASAP, which is what happened.
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"The length of the lineup and the depth of the team was a bit eye-opening to me," said right fielder Jay Bruce, who arrived from the Mets in an early August trade.
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"Bugs," an entertaining and eye-opening documentary from Andreas Johnsen, will send moviegoers out with a feeling of culinary adventurousness, eager to sample well-prepared escamoles (ant larvae) or termite queen with mango.
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A few years earlier, we had forced the Pentagon to release a trove of eye-opening documents about the Bush administration's stealth campaign to sell the war in Iraq to the American people.
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The description of John Harvey Kellogg's medical training in New York City at Bellevue in the late 103s, when that institution was indisputably the premier teaching hospital in North America, is eye-opening.
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"This is such an eye-opening exercise because it forces you to think about your spending a little bit more, which then makes you more aware of how you're spending," Ms. Wong explained.
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And indeed, "As Needed for Pain" is an eye-opening document of how Mr. Peres for seven years spent his working hours and many of his company's dollars in pursuit of getting high.
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Of course he is speaking to us as well, and much of what he says is eye-opening even in the midst of the theater's current conversation about cultural appropriation and racial representation.
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Baked into that eye-opening sum is HealthView's expectation that retiree health-care expenses will rise more than 5 percent annually, which is more than double the current rate of broad consumer inflation.
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In an eye-opening look at the culture and economy of Iraq, The Washington Post reports that a "distinguished" phone number is one of the most efficient ways to communicate that you're hot shit.
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DC: Yeah, when we were at Google, I think one of the big things that we realized, one of the eye-opening opportunities was we could run these queries on the Dodgeball data set.
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In other eye-opening moments at the G20 summit in Japan and in South Korea, Trump took potshots at the press while alongside Kim and Putin -- ignoring murders of scores of journalists in Russia.
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Citron Research set a new $20 a share price target for Twitter on Thursday after an eye-opening report from Amnesty International alleged the platform was full of human rights abuses, especially toward women.
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And in an eye-opening warning, the lawyer, Lee Wolosky, cited precedent to the effect that privilege disappears if "government misconduct occurred," in an apparent suggestion of possible criminal activity within the White House.
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In a separate post, Fleck pointed to an eye-opening presentation by the Central Arizona Project that asks what would happen if water levels at Lake Mead keep dropping — down to 1,000 feet, say.
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It was eye-opening to see just how strong a hold Negan has over his people in times of crisis, because previous episodes at the Sanctuary made it seem like everyone wanted him dead.
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Alistair Boxall, professor of environmental science at York, called the river study's findings "eye opening and worrying," saying they demonstrate that the antibiotic contamination of rivers could be an "important contributor" to antimicrobial resistance.
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I've attempted to summarize the basics here, but there's a lot of eye-opening nuance to the story that you'll only pick up on, and more importantly learn from by reading the whole thing.
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In one of the funniest and eye-opening sketches of the season 43 premiere of Saturday Night Live, Gosling portrays a man haunted by a particular font choice in James Cameron's 2009 film Avatar.
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" Howard Shelanski, head of the FTC's Bureau of Economics at the time, called the study "eye-opening," saying the first-of-its-kind study made clear that "consumers should check their credit reports regularly.
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The actress and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 55, stopped by the Emmy winning Bravo show with an eye-opening look, ditching her signature chopped, layered pixie for a shoulder-length wavy wig.
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My short time with Brown was memorable and eye-opening, which further motivated me see the exhibition, Roger Brown: Virtual Still Lifes, at the Museum of Arts and Design (May 21995 – September 22, 215).
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As a result of Smith discussing "what his pitfalls were in the relationship and in his family," other "successful men" told the pair that hearing Smith talk about his low points was eye-opening.
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Unfiltered Voices From Donald Trump's Crowds, a three-minute Times video that ran on the paper's homepage, provides eye-opening examples of how Trump supporters often express their views in angry and provocative ways.
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Exit poll results on Tuesday will be eye-opening in terms of how voters feel about issues such as health care and immigration, who turned out to vote, and whom specific groups voted for.
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In the wake of Hurricane Dorian's destructive path across the Bahamas, BuzzFeed News has gathered an eye-opening collection of pictures documenting the recovery effort on the islands hit hardest by the powerful storm.
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Rosenthal, formerly a reporter for The Times and now the editor in chief of the nonprofit Kaiser Health News, provides an eye-opening discussion of skyrocketing drug prices, excessive medical testing and overpriced devices.
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"Oceans of Crime" is an eye-opening investigation into the true cost of the seafood we eat – a gripping account that begins half a world away and ends as close as your kitchen table.
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Back-to-school supplies take on a whole new meaning in Sandy Hook Promise's eye-opening new PSA about the prevalence of gun violence, where students use everyday items to survive a school shooting.
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In 2015, Claire Zulkey wrote an eye-opening piece for Elle about how she was ordered by a therapist to take a break from exercising as part of treatment for a binge eating disorder.
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The eye-opening survey exhibition, Serge Poliakoff, at Cheim & Read (March 31–April 30, 2016), thoughtfully curated by the artist and critic Joe Fyfe, was his first large show in America in thirty years.
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I think reading my book will be an eye-opening and interesting experience for anyone who wants to go deep into the news and why it's such a huge and timely topic right now.
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Emily Steel's Times investigation into sexual harassment at the company was anticipated for weeks and finally dropped only a few months after the Times' eye-opening and culture-shifting report about predatory producer Harvey Weinstein.
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Bracing debates over the future of Uber's business is one thing, but personal mudslinging is another, even if it provides an eye-opening insight for me into just how dirty the situation there has gotten.
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While studying these useful properties, however, scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) made another eye opening discovery: the bacterium can take up and metabolize carbon dioxide (CO2) as well.
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Known for her witty and eye-opening commentary on art, all made while dressed in her black nun habit, Beckett led a series of documentary programs for the BBC in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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"It's something that's sort of been eye-opening for me, that maybe I need to be a little bit more concerned about any type of outside influence or someone hacking into our systems," she added.
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For anyone unfamiliar with queer history more than a few decades back, it will be eye-opening, and for those who are acquainted with the ancient world, it does some neat work in comparative analysis.
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Mountrakis said the results were "eye-opening," especially since much of the forest loss happened in rural areas and on public lands — not near land-devouring cities or on private properties, as one might suspect.
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Meeting girls like Alice*, Chopra says, was an eye-opening experience that reminded her of her own privilege and responsibility to bring attention to the issues that we as a society have become desensitized to.
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"Fatherhood is a new adventure every day, and watching Ben grow has been a total joy and eye-opening joy ride," the Watch What Happens Live host, 51, says in PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive issue.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani joined President Donald Trump's legal team last month, and in a whirlwind few days, he has made a series of eye-opening statements about a hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
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John Oliver takes an eye-opening look at the U.S. Census Harry Styles gets way too thirsty on Sara Lee's main in this 'SNL' sketch Lauryn Hill dropped her first new song in five years.
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At a drafty old church we learned something surprising about Vance, then had an eye-opening reunion with Herb in Muir Beach — followed by a terrific lunch among the surfers and Frisbees of Stinson Beach.
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"As someone who comes from a fashion background, where models are very apathetic over the way they have to look, it was really eye-opening to hear these swimmers talk about their bodies," she says.
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Still, while the eye-opening flavor is true to its coastal Mexican origins, it is brought down a few notches due the the baking soda-like flavors of the phosphates added to the raw shrimp.
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I guess you do live in a bubble when you live in the inner suburbs of a big city, and it was pretty eye-opening hearing the opinions of these people living in the country.
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"It's eye-opening and ominous the extent to which this is happening right here on American soil," said Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice.
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But the most eye-opening and inspiring comment came on Twitter, from d_twit: Whatever experience I had, I hope d_twit's daughter goes on many cruises to come — and I would love to read her review.
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Tucked inside the Q1 earnings report issued yesterday by Google parent company Alphabet was an eye-opening figure about the company's rapid growth: Alphabet added almost 5,000 employees last quarter, finishing March with 85,050 employees.
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"This is eye-opening information for the purchasers of health care," said Carolyn Pare, president and CEO of the Minnesota Health Action Group, which is comprised of both public and private purchasers of health insurance.
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That was in no small part due to the efforts of Jairus Lyles, who led his UMBC Retrievers with an eye-opening 28 points while shooting an unheard of nine of 11 from the field.
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But he traveled to Israel with his mother, Diane, and several future teammates in January, an eye-opening experience for someone who does not speak Hebrew and who had only a loose understanding of Judaism.
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And it is the behavior of these higher-ups — all of whom professed shock that there was gambling going on at their casinos once the authorities decided to investigate — that is the most eye-opening.
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The teaser is filled with Brady-isms like referring to himself as a warrior and cute moments with his kids ... but what's really eye-opening is getting a glimpse of the Brady fam's incredible home.
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Here's a look at some of the more eye-opening statements of the week: Crime in the city During the Republican Party retreat in Philadelphia this week, Trump made a reference to the city's murder rate.
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A few of the 12-year-old girls thought they did and explained, in vague terms, how sex worked, which was rather eye-opening to me and would become a reference point in the coming years.
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Read these stories next: A Pregnant Anchor Shut Down A Viewer Who Called Her "Disgusting" This OBGYN's Honest FAQ Sign Is An Eye-Opening Shot Of Truth 9 Supposedly Normal Pregnancy Things I Have Not Experienced
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In the wake of yet another tragic school shooting, teachers have started an eye-opening movement on social media to let the world know what preventative measures really need to be taken seriously to protect students.
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And it is eye-opening at how much — I just saw the guys out here yesterday, a couple of the guys out here [on the range] yesterday had probably 15 drivers, had 12 different 3-woods.
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But the cost was eye-opening, as well — all in with donor egg cost, donor egg service, legal fees, medical support, and medication (which most insurance does not cover), the total expense rang in around $35,000.
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Filled with laughs and eye-opening revelations, the couple — along with their 17-year-old daughter Willow and Pinkett Smith's mother, Adrienne Banfield-Jones, — address some of the rumors they've faced in their 20-year marriage.
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But the incident and the city-wide riots that ensued thereafter aren't framed as an eye-opening moment about the realities of race for the Lethal Ladies of Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women step team.
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A new piece in The Conversation puts some eye-opening numbers behind why it will take so long to wring carbon emissions out of the country's car and truck fleet even though EVs are growing fast.
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It can be eye-opening: A colleague of mine discovered she spent $700 on Uber and other ride-sharing apps in just one month, and used that knowledge to adjust both her thinking and her spending.
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Costco shoppers are reporting on social media that they have spotted quite the eye-opening item in the wholesale retailer's seafood department: huge lobster claws that look like something out of a shellfish lover's wildest dreams.
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"This man who I probably would of avoided eye contact with if he asked for spare change, completely changed such a negative event into the most eye opening event in my life," she wrote on Facebook.
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The securities fraud complaint filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission against Tesla CEO Elon Musk contains an eye-opening view into the events leading up to the "funding secured" tweet heard round the internet.
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"The Justice Department should have stayed with the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct versions they submitted to S.C.," tweeted RealPressSecBot Monday shortly after the President's eye-opening tweet unercutting his own lawyers.
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"For me, the tours are probably the most eye-opening research," says Mueller, who, when she was on her tour trip before the show's third recent season, took more than 1,500 pictures for inspiration and reference.
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Bee pointed out that public accusations against Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K. and more have mostly been eye-opening for men, but long overdue justice for women who whispered warnings to each other for decades.
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A taco trip from LA to Mexico should pique the interests of any foodie, but it's the frank and eye-opening conversations about how food makes us human that elevates this show into something worth savoring.
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Pennsylvania-based Inert Products is an eye-opening seller of fake Islamic State weapons, fake casualties (including body parts), simulated explosives, and replica ordnance—all in the name of military, government, and law enforcement training purposes.
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"That one was a little more eye-opening to me than the first one in Arizona," Braden said, remembering how he stood out in Everett's center field and saw a sea of purple in the stands.
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After the eye-opening start, all I could do was exclaim "wow," almost to confirm to myself I hadn't passed out, and then I just focused on breathing and soaking up the ride until the end.
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Rather, in his honesty about how deeply he himself had held multiple racist ideas before embarking on the historical odyssey of this book, he gives the reader permission to accompany him on that eye-opening journey.
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And after my very enjoyable, eye-opening hands-on preview with Planet Coaster, a game that takes the Tycoon formula and spins it out into far greater scope, I spoke to Frontier's creative director Jonny Watts.
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Read these stories next: Serena Williams' Reddit Post Will Make You Want To Call Your Mom How Being Athletic Totally Changed 11 Women's Lives An Eye-Opening New Video Reveals How We Think About Girls & Sports
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By limiting its focus to Robson and Safechuck's perspectives, the documentary serves an eye-opening look at the methods and consequences of child molestation, and of the power that allowed Jackson to get away with it.
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The agreement, pending a physical, will be worth $12.5 million, according to Fox Sports, an eye-opening number for a pitcher who is 43 years old and carries 285 pounds on a 5-foot-153 frame.
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Greenhill and her team of three other co-founders (Jeremy P. Smith, Robert I. Atwell and Kevin Lysyk) had all had unfortunate, but eye-opening experiences with family members in need of treatment for major diseases.
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Now a handful of international TV production companies and networks have backed an adaptation of Saviano's "ZeroZeroZero," another ambitious and eye-opening report on how international drug-trafficking has become tightly interwoven into the global economy.
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Despite working in a lot of places around the globe, it's these travels around my own country that I find most challenging and eye-opening in terms of the different ways we each experience the world.
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Unfortunately, very shortly into it, it was very eye-opening to realize a lot of the people that were involved in the industry were people who had been part of the timeshare scams that went on.
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But JACK's performance, a head-spinning marathon of Elliott Carter's five string quartets, two and a half hours of notoriously thorny music, was one of the most eye-opening and exhilarating concerts I've heard all season.
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It's an eye-opening number, but one that may be enormously underreported because, as with all hate crime statistics, the incidents were largely self-reported by groups that may not feel comfortable talking to law enforcement.
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Uber released an eye-opening study at the end of 2019 that shows a whopping 3,045 sexual assaults were reported in U.S. rides in the previous year, with nine people murdered and 58 killed in crashes.
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" After the game, Reid conceded he had seen the same kind of eye-opening throws when Mahomes was at Texas Tech, then added: "But to be able to transfer it here to this level that quickly?
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Last week The Times ran an eye-opening story on Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, basically to the effect that she is a truly horrible boss, with some of the highest staff turnover in the Senate.
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It was eye-opening for me when I uncovered my unconscious goals: to protect myself from becoming full of myself, to not be seen as arrogant, to not be exposed for the fraud I must be.
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Experimental in structure and style, eye-opening in its early accounts of LSD usage, the 1968 book was one of the first non-musical documentations of the hippie movement that accurately reflected its disdain for convention.
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Products like Will & Grace and Queer Eye were boundary-pushing in their time, and achieved, in their own ways, the kind of mainstream eye-opening that their re-creations now claim to want to push for anew.
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The End of Employees Lauren Weber has an eye-opening piece about the expanding usage of contractors at big companies like Google and Facebook, where non-employees can make up 20 to 50 percent of the workforce.
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"It was eye opening how people reacted, being very quick to call the image 'photoshopped' instead of looking at it for what it was — two best friends having fun on a night out," Gibbs, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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The idea to do this eye-opening calculation came from a book Nyffeler read 40 years ago, The World of Spiders by arachnologist William Bristowe in 1958, according to a prepared statement he passed along to Gizmodo.
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She was the subject of a small, eye-opening exhibition, Secret Pictures by Hilma af Klint, at P. S. 153 (January 215 – March 155, 225), which was the first time her work was exhibited in New York.
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Magically, this incident gives him the power to hear what women think, which is truly eye-opening for him because he realizes that though women think he's handsome, the majority of them feel he's also The Worst.
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While Blue Ivy and Jay Z's cameos in the HBO special were expected (the family has shared the screen before), a number of female Hollywood power players also got into costume to support Beyoncé's eye-opening endeavor.
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Read these stories next: How Being Athletic Totally Changed 11 Women's Lives Andy Murray On Why Men Need To Stand Up For Women In Sports An Eye-Opening New Video Reveals How We Think About Girls & Sports
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In her eye-opening book, Albright details example after example of this from leaders in the modern era such as Vladimir Putin and the late Hugo Chavez to historic figures such as Benito Mussolini and Adolph Hitler.
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Graham said that during the President's surprise trip to Iraq last week, commanders on the ground informed Trump that ISIS is not "completely destroyed," which he said was an "eye-opening" experience for the commander in chief.
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Book Entry Fred Kaplan has written a consistently eye-opening history of our government's efforts to effectively manage our national security in the face of the largely open global communications network established by the World Wide Web.
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There are eye opening depictions of software like XKEYSCORE and systems like PRISM, which are illustrated in one eye-popping four minute computer-animated sequence showing how the entire internet gets scooped up in the government's database.
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Gun homicides in Canada are about as common as deaths from alcohol poisoning in the United States, which number about 5.6 per million people each year, according to this eye-opening analysis by The Times's Upshot column.
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But what was supposed to be an eye-opening, heartwarming experience in Virginia Beach for both our bachelor and controversial contestant Victoria Fuller, actually turned out to be a complete disaster, courtesy of one blurry-faced woman.
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D.A. "Orange"; Attacca Quartet (New Amsterdam/Nonesuch) This eye-opening album is an invitation to consider the familiar — whether it's the centuries-old form of the string quartet or, in the case of "Valencia," the everyday orange.
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Still other visitors might experience an eye-opening moment of connection in seeing aspects of their daily culture invisibly shaped by House Industries fonts — for example, the font design for the marquee-style logo of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Fresh out of Boston University and with just four games of AHL experience on his resume, the 19-year-old McAvoy turned in an eye-opening NHL debut, playing 24-plus minutes while paired with captain Zdeno Chara.
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Those visits have been eye-opening for both Berke and the musicians he hosts, said Berke, who added that artists are often genuinely interested in the history on display and sometimes surprise the curators with their own knowledge.
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Dr. Vincent Pedre, a Manhattan internist and the author of the book "Happy Gut," described his conversations with Mr. Bouley (about subjects like sourdough bread, Japanese mushrooms and the rice eaten by Buddhist monks) as unexpectedly eye-opening.
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John Oliver takes an eye-opening look at the U.S. Census Harry Styles gets way too thirsty on Sara Lee's main in this 'SNL' sketch 'SNL' sends Harry Styles out for Popeyes in Jordan Peele's 'White Get Out'
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The facts of the story, chronicled in a book by Osha Gray Davidson, are eye-opening and inspiring, and the film, written and directed by Robin Bissell, includes some fascinating details about the granular challenges of local politics.
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Solecki's studies of the Neanderthals excavated from the block were controversial and eye-opening, because he believed that they were capable of sophisticated rituals and behavior -- a contrast to the ignorant, brutish way they had previously been depicted.
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Hearing it five years later was an eye-opening moment — but it's a stark reminder that we still have a long way to go to protect the general population, and women in particular, from violence online and off.
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But the examples of Pittsburgh's algorithm for evaluating the severity of child abuse and neglect cases, and Los Angeles's system for determining which homeless people should receive housing assistance, are subtler and in some ways more eye-opening.
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Young Orthodox Jewish women relax in a military academy, Gypsy children play in an East Jerusalem alley, a dolled-up Druze bride with a troubled expression celebrates her wedding day — these pictures, often shot by children, are eye-opening.
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At the end of the video I sort of summarize the experience as eye opening in the sense that millions of people don't have as much freedom as I do and that's why I shouldn't take mine for granted.
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That's why we asked Brian Wallace—an ethnobotanist and founder of Endorfin Chocolate—to show us how to make a third-eye-opening cup of weed hot chocolate, guaranteed to get your morning off to a sweetly psychedelic start.
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The sheer amount of plastic that is washing up on beaches and forming new islands offshores is abstract until you see these eye-opening photos that make you second-guess every purchase, package, and plastic bag in your life.
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Between the lines: Some of the most eye-opening findings from the new reports are the ones that show how Russians exploited existing divisions around key moments or movements in the U.S. without being fully noticed at the time.
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Despite the death and devastation they cause, the agents do not come off badly in the film, according to director Yuval Adler, arguing that the eye-opening depictions of spycraft in enemy territory were common to all intelligence agencies.
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Masha never thought she'd be delivering sound bites on the Russian penal system, but one two-year prison sentence later and here she is, about to rewrite our understanding of Putin's prisons with the eye-opening book Riot Days.
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Shane Goldmacher has an eye-opening report in Politico headlined "Where Trump Gets His Fake News" that primarily focuses on White House aides' ability to influence the course of events by showing Trump news stories that aren't necessarily true.
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Playing with a kid can be frustrating — it's amazing how long a five-year-old can have fun catching Pidgeys outside of the first town, or how incredibly fast they run out of pokéballs — but it's also eye-opening.
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After I released 'In My Blood,' so many people texted me saying how much it meant to them — people that I never even knew struggled with things like anxiety — and it was a really eye-opening experience for me.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The key witness in the case of a Chilean bishop accused of covering sexual abuse said on Saturday he gave "eye opening" testimony to a papally mandated investigator and hoped it would lead to the truth.
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To assure forgetful riders they're not alone in the awkward struggle to reunite with their junk, Uber released a phenomenally entertaining and eye-opening list of items that people have accidentally (or purposefully) left behind in cars this week.
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When the Inspector General has authorized an audit or a special commission has been asked to look for savings in the building, the results have been eye-opening to the civilian and military officials who work in the department.
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No one had ever interacted with me on Snapchat, so it was eye opening to finally get a taste of what people liked about it: the humor, spontaneity, and flirtation made possible by its editing tools and ephemeral nature.
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I found "Barkskins" to be an eye-opening revelation, a novel that says more about how the city and part of the world I live in have been shaped and determined than any other novel I can think of.
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On his Instagram account, he shares clips from articles about European Union trade agreements with China, images of protests, and summaries of his opinions ("Please take a few minutes to read this eye-opening piece," one such post began).
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On Sunday, Graham said that during the President's surprise trip to Iraq last week, commanders on the ground informed Trump that ISIS is not "completely destroyed," which he said was an "eye-opening" experience for the commander in chief.
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The company was inspired by some (ironically) eye-opening statistics about how many British workers struggle to get out of bed in the morning, in light of an upcoming time change that'll shave a precious hour from their schedule.
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But this eye-opening show turns the clock back 100 years and shows how six cities — Buenos Aires; Havana; Lima, Peru; Mexico City; Rio de Janeiro; and Santiago, Chile — used architecture and urban design to express new national ambitions.
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Even Rachmaninoff, awkwardly inserted into an otherwise eye-opening tribute to the composer Oliver Knussen on Saturday, was reduced; Thomas Beijer's chamber arrangement of "The Isle of the Dead" did the piece no favors by exposing its flimsy architecture.
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Everyone's favorite 535,2212-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 34003,000-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 18,1003-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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C. _____ From The Cut: This is an eye-opening story about how medicine and health care intersect with racial and ethnic stereotypes — and a poignant reminder that you should be as picky as possible with your health care providers.
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Female athletes seem to be able to exercise safely and intensively both before and during pregnancy without increasing their risk for birth-related complications, even if they are trekking up Mount Everest, according to two eye-opening new studies.
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But this eye-opening exhibition turns the clock back 2370 years and shows how six cities — Buenos Aires; Havana; Lima, Peru; Mexico City; Rio de Janeiro; and Santiago, Chile — used architecture and urban design to express new national ambitions.
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Everyone's favorite 212,1955-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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The same week, Sandra Rodríguez Cotto, a local blogger, was releasing some of the first eye-opening messages from the chat group the governor had shared with 11 top-ranking officials, friends and lobbyists on the Telegram messaging app.
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But this eye-opening exhibition turns the clock back 100 years and shows how six cities — Buenos Aires; Havana; Lima, Peru; Mexico City; Rio de Janeiro; and Santiago, Chile — used architecture and urban design to express new national ambitions.
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But this eye-opening exhibition turns the clock back 283 years and shows how six cities — Buenos Aires; Havana; Lima, Peru; Mexico City; Rio de Janeiro; and Santiago, Chile — used architecture and urban design to express new national ambitions.
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ANONYMOUS MOM, NEW YORK If I had a mountain of cash, I would buy a theater ticket for every kid in America — every parent, too — to see "Dear Evan Hansen," a moving and eye-opening new musical on Broadway.
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A TV juggernaut with a devoted weekly audience of 15-20 million viewers introduces a lesbian story line, and it is both hilarious and eye-opening — and not so much a "very special episode" as just a great episode.
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At a time when personalities seem to drive everything in politics, this book provides a detailed and eye-opening perspective on the role geography has played in shaping our history and the ways it continues to do so today.
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Everyone's favorite 2299,27777-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 2570,23600-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 18,000-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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I can, however, tell you that Electric Lemon's bartenders shake up an eye-opening tall drink called a Bucks Bunny out of carrot juice, ginger and Armagnac, a combination that in other hands is likely to lead to explosions.
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Everyone's favorite 221,21950-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 2212,2708-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia.
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Read these stories next: Andy Murray On Why Men Need To Stand Up For Women In Sports An Eye-Opening New Video Reveals How We Think About Girls & Sports The Infuriating Reason A Girls' Soccer Team Were Mistaken For Boys
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That Trump allegedly saying the n-word is positioned as eye-opening proof of his racism is part of a larger issue that continues to paint racism as solely being about bad words and deeds rather than policy and white supremacy.
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The star opened up in an interview with Elle magazine in which she not only discussed the aftermath she experienced following the Manchester concert bombing, but how she feels about political activism in the wake of such an eye-opening experience.
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Read these stories next: A Love Letter To The Nurses Who Take Care Of Moms After Giving Birth Kate Hudson Called C-Sections Lazy & Moms Are Not Having It This OBGYN's Honest FAQ Sign Is An Eye-Opening Shot Of Truth
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Everyone's favorite 18,3373-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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Ask almost anyone who has participated in one of these courses and they will tell you how eye opening it can be – and maybe even a bit jarring for those who still hold even the tiniest remnants of a 50s mentality.
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Read these stories next: Andy Murray Is Not Here For This Reporter's Casual SexismTwo Men Debated Whether Female Athletes Should Wear Makeup — & It Was As Bad As You ThinkAn Eye-Opening New Video Reveals How We Think About Girls & Sports
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Then five thin rashers (no more, no less: the hangover makes me obsessive) of smoked bacon, cooked till crisp and just a tiny bit blackened with, the final flourish for full eye-opening effect, a squirt of hot chili sauce.
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President Trump won Claire McCaskill's state of Missouri by 19 points ; Joe Donnelly's Indiana by 19 points ; Jon Tester's Montana by 21 points ; Heidi Heitkamp's North Dakota by 36 points ; and Joe Manchin's West Virginia by an eye-opening 42 points .
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Porowski, 33, said that he tries his best to ignore the noise, but admitted that it hurts to hear, not least because he knows that an act as elementary as cutting open a fruit can be eye-opening for some people.
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Topshop just unveiled its new denim collection for spring/summer, and along with releasing some potential new additions pairs you'll want to add to your closet, the retailer shared some eye-opening stats about just how popular its jeans are.
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It was eye-opening to see just how low our discourse has sunk, to be forced to acknowledge that what passes for debate in the age of the internet is often nothing more than spewing venom at the other side.
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The full report is an eye-opening look into the problem of IP theft on an international scale; it's also a rare example of government officials going on record about the scale of Chinese hacking, and exactly who's to blame. [CBS]
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As a lead-in to a run of "The Hottest August," an eye-opening essay film that ponders climate, politics and society in the 2212st century, BAM presents a selection of environmentally themed movies selected by that documentary's director, Brett Story.
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But, in an opinion article for CNN, he wrote that hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria were eye-opening to him "I witnessed first-hand the flooding in Houston, the ravaged landscapes in Florida, and the devastation in Puerto Rico," Honoré wrote.
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" There are certain things you don't necessarily think of when starting a company, the CEO says, like health insurance: "Going from the cadillac of health insurance at Google to having to navigate our healthcare system was shocking and really eye-opening.
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A microphone and a bathtub set the stage for two women in matching white bodysuits, each representing a side of a woman's personality and speaking to the modern experience without being didactic but certainly equal parts eye-opening and emotional.
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With all that's shifted over the past two decades, it'd be nigh impossible for the band to drop another eye-opening album onto an unsuspecting punk scene, as the band's once radical ideas are now accepted norms within that world.
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Either way, it took the spotlight completely off Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her eye-opening appearance in pearls and a camo jacket on the tarmac in South Korea during President Trump's aborted attempt to make a "surprise" visit to the DMZ.
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Everyone's favorite 18,403-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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About the only time Gray perks up are in the scenes with the French performers known as Les Twins, whose beauty and sensuous elasticity prove more eye-opening than any special effect or even Hemsworth's regularly — and, doubtless, contractually — bared chest.
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While it is not the final word on the topic — no academic would suggest their work was — it is an eye-opening account, engagingly written and not at all the tour of horrors you may reasonably expect it to be.
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Everyone's favorite 2170,241-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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Mr. Thae said his candidacy could be eye-opening for members of the North Korean elite working or traveling abroad, who might watch his election campaign through their smartphones and spread the word to isolated relatives back in the North.
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And yet he has grown, too, through two eye-opening trips to Rwanda with a mentor who was once his fourth-grade teacher, and through his decision to open a nonprofit boxing gym in the neighborhood where he grew up.
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The most eye-opening recent message from Conway came last week, when he retweeted CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins' observation that White House officials speaking for the President are in a difficult position because Trump routinely says one thing but does another.
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Everyone's favorite 18,18903-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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Everyone's favorite 2160,2212-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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"I attended this year because 2017 really demonstrated that we need to speak up; raise our voices and opinions," the 45-year-old said, adding that the dawn of the #MeToo movement was a powerful and eye-opening moment for her.
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Everyone's favorite 128,258-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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We just returned from an eye-opening bipartisan CODEL to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to survey damage caused by hurricanes Maria and Irma, which has been the focus of our work on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Everyone's favorite 21971,21985-pound prehistoric killer gets the star treatment in this eye-opening exhibition, which presents the latest scientific research on T. rex and also introduces many other tyrannosaurs, some discovered only in this century in China and Mongolia.
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Though it is gratifyingly informative — a visit to a nonprofit recycling depot in Brooklyn is as eye-opening as a great school field trip — "Canners" is a testament to its director's indefatigable humanism, and to the human beings who feed it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HAMILTON, Canada — Last year, during an inventory of the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) collection, curator Tobi Bruce made an eye-opening discovery: only 28% of the works in it were made by female artists.
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The show was eye-opening to me, and I live in the progressive wonderland of Northern California; to a young lesbian in India, where people like Ms. Gadsby are not easily visible in media, it might have been a revelation.
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At the end of the day, North by Northeast may be the worst festival in history, but the experience has still been eye-opening, and I'm leaving with a deeper understanding of how the country works on a political level.
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Because women are so often asked to relate to the perspective of male heroes, realizing that those same narratives often push female characters to the side can be a startling, permanently eye-opening experience that shapes how women view popular narratives.
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While the expulsion of lyrics on La Lucha, their third and most revelatory efforts to date, served as an eye-opening jaunt of self-reflection, it nonetheless left the 28-year-old belter/guitarist with an indelible mark: to always write with truth.
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"It's supposed to portray David and Nic's story as a firsthand warning of how addiction can ruin one's life in the personal context, but perhaps more eye-opening, the movie shows how devastating it can be to everyone around the addict," Chalamet explained.
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The Battle of the Sexes star revealed in an interview with Refinery29 that she's still trying to confront fears about speaking out on issues of inequality, and that working on the biopic about sports legend Billie Jean King has been altogether eye-opening.
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"13 Reasons Why came out a year ago today and has led to one of the most eye opening, thought provoking, and loving years of my life," wrote Ross Butler, who was on the first season of Riverdale last year as well.
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"Sometimes you kind of know these things about yourself — you may know you're a quick learner, for instance — but when you see it from a perspective of looking at the genetics of it, it's kind of eye-opening for people," he said.
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"That Trump allegedly saying the n-word is positioned as eye-opening proof of his racism is part of a larger issue that continues to paint racism as solely being about bad words and deeds rather than policy and white supremacy," Lockhart wrote.
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From her earliest social practice pieces in the 1970s, her work has confronted issues of gender, violence, race, aging, and capitalism, among other pressing sociopolitical concerns, through a striking visual language that is at once alarming, witty, moving, eye-opening, and, often, beautiful.
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Digitizing data isn't a foolproof way to make sure information isn't lost over time, but it's better to keep up with current forms of technology than to leave possibly eye-opening information where most can't see it and where it could go obsolete.
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For those outside the industry, it's an eye-opening look at the excessive waste of clothing production and how solutions may be found, even if the price point of said solutions may keep them largely out of reach of much of the population.
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Politico has this eye-opening anecdote: Sources have told POLITICO that the secretary of state was never consulted when Trump, in an appearance with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, dropped the U.S. commitment to a two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians.
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The couple, who started dating in 1995 and married in 1997, are frequently candid about their struggles as a couple — especially on Pinkett Smith's hit Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, where Smith sat down for an eye-opening talk with his wife.
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Tango can do a whole host of eye-opening things, like 3D-scanning and rendering your surroundings — on your phone, in real time — or superimposing dynamic virtual objects, like whole wardrobes of clothes, onto fixed ones, like mannequins, again in real time.
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Just as I came to realize several years back that I'd never really eaten a peach until I had the pleasure of trying a farm-fresh, genuine Georgia peach, my test runs with the Oracle Touch proved eye-opening (in every sense).
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More specifically," he continues, "we met with executives at JPMorgan Chase who used to run government contracts to administer the [Electronic Benefit Transfer] program [that lets people turn government benefits into payments for goods], and that was super eye-opening for us.
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Designed to galvanize engagement everywhere, 250/220 Day will kick off with screenings of Shlain's eye-opening 220 minute film, "215/250"— a look at the female leaders who have impacted history, and the continued urgency of amplifying women's visibility and influence.
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Below, Eyedealism walks us through this season's most dynamic colors, providing us with not just the mystical meanings behind each one, but also an eye-opening reminder that there's no such thing as coincidence — even when it comes to what you wear.
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Their findings were eye-opening: 45 percent of respondents live below the poverty line, 31 percent avoid or delay seeking healthcare due to fear of discrimination, and more than 50 percent have experienced violence as a direct result of their HIV status.
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She used a fork to lift the noodles toward the eye-opening, and slightly pulled the lower part away from her face, then pointed the fork down so the noodles would slide onto the inside of the veil without revealing her face.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Tracking a 'Package': The Perils, and Price, of Migrant Smuggling" (front page, July 1): Congratulations to The Times and to your reporter Nicholas Kulish for the eye-opening article about Christopher Cruz's journey to the United States.
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HBO Now is getting an eye-opening documentary on how the McDonald's Monopoly was rigged, Netflix is getting a sequel to To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, and Hulu is debuting its highly-awaited series, High Fidelity, starring Zöe Kravitz.
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The most eye-opening is the pavilion of Antigua and Barbuda (population 91,295), which features a historical presentation of the self-taught artist Frank Walter, who made delicate paintings but also wrote a 25,000-page hulk of autobiography, philosophy and fictional genealogy.
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That it is completely impossible not to think of President Trump when you see Hartford Stage's eye-opening revival of the play is a tribute to its wig designer, Jason Allen, who has put the character in a hideous yellow comb-over.
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This eye-opening exhibition "gives an up-to-date view of everyone's favorite prehistoric pugilist, and also introduces the many other tyrannosaurs that preceded T. rex, some discovered only this century in China and Mongolia," Mr. Farago wrote in his exhibition review.
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Nope. Even though a lot of the stops during our Inle Lake boat tour were sort of tourist traps (they all ended with a gift shop), they were also eye-opening experiences for us to see how the villagers made their living.
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Nonfiction WE ARE THE WEATHERSaving the Planet Begins at BreakfastBy Jonathan Safran Foer Jonathan Safran Foer's second book of nonfiction is an eye-opening collection of mostly short essays expressing both despair and hope over the climate crisis, especially around individual choice.
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Appointed the founding director of Japan House Gallery in 230, when Japan Society moved to new headquarters, Mr. Castile set about organizing a series of eye-opening exhibitions, beginning with one devoted to the Rimpa painters of the 21967th and 21993th centuries.
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"Their perspective and their insight is extremely eye-opening," says Laura Rivera, director of the Southeast Immigrant Freedom Initiative at the Southern Poverty Law Center, which is representing the doctors in a class-action federal lawsuit over ICE detention and parole practices.
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"Fatherhood is a new adventure every day, and watching Ben grow has been a total joy and eye-opening joy ride," Cohen told PEOPLE of his son, adding that the ups and downs of having a baby have been more than worth it.
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But Portal's inventive puzzle mechanics, defined by the "portal gun" that let players create a door between any two points, amounted to a fresh and eye-opening take on how a first-person shooter-style experience could be twisted into something decidedly different.
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The initial headlines about Trump's budget blueprint focused on a single purported change: The president was going to call for boosting defense spending by an eye-opening $54 billion while cutting equivalent amounts from the State Department and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Stanchfield stopped by the Food & Wine wine room to chat with me about the soon-to-be concluding series, growing up in Alaska's fishing community, and her eye-opening experience traveling to a tea estate in Indonesia for a new documentary with Pure Leaf.
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"This whole issue was really eye-opening for me and puts things in perspective because I also have a 13-year-old son and, at that age, they have erections on accident and no one calls them out or sends them home," she said.
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Blige, who stars in the Netflix film Mudbound explained to the Beatriz at Dinner star that stripping away hair, makeup and nails for a performance that's been called transformative was initially terrifying, but once she felt the character, she found the experience eye-opening.
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It was eye-opening to be at CES with HSN, a network and retailer that knows and understands women's consumer desires, and get an inside perspective into how important technology is for their female customers of all ages and all early-and-late-adopter profiles.
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"Anybody who's heard it, in our profession, it's an eye-opening story of what she's been through and serves as great training for anybody for any stage in their career that might expect with unpleasant surprises and what we can prepare for," said Walton.
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STREAM A MOVIE The hair is high and the insults are low in "The Queen," an eye-opening time capsule of a documentary about the Miss All-American Camp Beauty Pageant at Town Hall in Manhattan, hosted by the drag queen Flawless Sabrina in 1967.
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In fact, A History of Art History will be eye-opening for anyone who cares about art, and besides, it's not really about art history, although it's true that Wood spends the greater part of his space on the work of academic art historians.
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It was an eye-opening moment for Ms. Clinton, the only child of America's most famous political power couple, who was making a new name for herself as a defender of her father's legacy and, by extension, of her mother's coming second presidential campaign.
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"To me, being able to sort of really take that and channel it, see things like at one week where you have these thousands of folks across the company come together and invent these new technologies has been eye-opening for me," he said.
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Michael Sussmann, an electronic privacy lawyer who interviewed Mr. Baker for the event, said afterward that the F.B.I.'s ability to extract any data from the phone after such a prolonged struggle was significant, even if the information did not prove particularly eye-opening.
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I did see one really eye-opening thing, which led me to the sudden belief that the humble QR code will achieve its apotheosis in mixed reality: That said this is kind of genius: "mixed reality backpacks" which are basically just wearable QR codes.
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In a statement, the board chairman, Bryan Fair, said that recent events had been "an eye-opening reminder that the walk toward justice must sometimes start at your own front door, and force you to look at your past so you can improve your future."
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While I have spent lengthy time with OLED displays before—my iPhone X had one and, on a much smaller scale, every Apple Watch has had one—coming back after a year with my XR's Liquid Retina LCD screen was quite literally eye-opening.
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"It is a fatal miscalculation if the countries (in the United Nations) would even think that they can delay or hold in check the eye-opening development of the (North's) nuclear forces even for a moment," a spokesman for North Korea said, Reuters reported.
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It was really eye-opening for me, bouncing between my brother's room at Columbia and this rarefied world of privilege and opportunity, and then performing at public schools where there was never enough funding and the children and their families were struggling to get by.
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In that eye-opening exhibition, which contained work by many women artists (Lois Dodd, Rosalyn Drexler, and Jean Follet) and artists of color (Ed Clark, Tadaaki Kuwayama, and Norman Lewis), Marcia Marcus's painting "Self-Portrait in Fur Jacket" (19733) was one of the standouts.
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It was also one of the first times I heard about the concept of being gender neutral or gender fluid — which is not entirely connected with the sexual orientation concept, but several people in my project identify as this and was also eye-opening for me.
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After watching the pair perform a variety of involved handshakes and leaving Trump out of the fun in the SNL sketch, the fictional Putin and Crown Prince Mohammed reminisced about a wonderful day the pair had shared together — and the eye-opening conversation they had during it.
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"Eye-opening behavior" from Ravenel this year, the source says, including his relationship with girlfriend Ashley Jacobs; attacks he's made against Kathryn Dennis — his ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children — and allegations of sexual assault brought against him by the two's former nanny, Dawn.
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"Of course I wanted to get out as fast as I could … but it was really eye-opening and it was part of the process of realizing that some of the people were going to stay loyal to du Pont even though he just murdered their friend."
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If Mueller stops here, with no further meaty comment or additional charges, his probe will still rank as one of the most significant and eye-opening counterintelligence probes in our history, even though it would have failed to identify any direct "collusion" between Trump and Russia. 2.
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"I'm not sure that I can really help much with your article," wrote Penny Rimbaud, the co-founder of seminal anarchist punk band Crass, who declined to be interviewed when I told him about the direction of my piece, though his reasoning was fairly eye-opening.
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Carrying more court time than any other quarter-finalist, Berdych started slowly against the 22-year-old Pouille, the 32nd and lowest seed in the draw and a man who had never won a match on grass before his eye-opening streak of the past 10 days.
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EYE-OPENING REPORT In his letter to Chilean bishops last month, Francis said there had been a "lack of truthful and balanced information" about the situation in Chile before he sent the Vatican's most experienced investigator of sexual abuse, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, to investigate.
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There are a few key clues sprinkled throughout, leading redditor roniza to an eye-opening conclusion: [Everything] About Gendry's real mother from r/gameofthrones This Season 8 reveal would be the perfect way to solve the Cersei problem from last season, while staying true to her character.
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