They're not doing it because they're fascinated with me; they're doing it because they're fascinated with the very thing that fascinated me. Chernobyl.
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Let's be fascinated by these alpacas being fascinated by a hedgehog.
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Just as Templeton remains fascinated with kids in the counterculture, they remain fascinated with him.
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We are fascinated by Britain's royal family for mostly the same reason we're fascinated by Downton Abbey.
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The Verge, we're fascinated by Silicon Valley, we're fascinated by the people here and the products they make.
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I was just fascinated by her story and became more fascinated as I realized that parts of her story were grossly exaggerated.
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Speaker, I'm not fascinated by sex but I am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the Oval Office.
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If Lowery is fascinated by community, then he's most fascinated by the communities within our communities — the family units we form almost by instinct.
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I am not fascinated by sex, but I am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the Oval Office.
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Once upon a time, everyday America was fascinated by the advertising business, in somewhat the way that the turkey is fascinated by the ax.
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"I'm not fascinated by sex, but I am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the Oval Office," she said.
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"I've always been fascinated with cocktails, and cooking, and just kind of the artistic side of food, and art, and even kind of fascinated with molecular gastronomy," she says.
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I became fascinated by how you could make that system work, and then I became fascinated by the conversation of where the private sector fit in and the nonprofit sector.
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These are 11 soccer players and they were fascinated by the World Cup going in and they are still fascinated even though they&aposve been on that cave for 14 days.
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Let me get to ... Because I'm fascinated with robotics.
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You were talking earlier about how everything fascinates you, and I think that's one of the most interesting things about your writing: Because you're fascinated by everything, the reader gets fascinated, too.
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Am I fascinated with a life lacking in financial limitations?
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"I'm fascinated by Emily; she changes every day," says Foster.
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So I was pretty spooked by that, but still fascinated.
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Matthew Herbert has been fascinated by making food production audible.
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"I guess he is really fascinated with me," Biden said.
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"I was so fascinated by him," she recently told PEOPLE.
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I think everyone is so fascinated by the whodunit, right?
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The figure of Lilith has fascinated humans since ancient Mesopotamia.
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I was just fascinated by the way he took photographs.
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Microsoft has been fascinated with creating workspaces of the future.
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A school group is fascinated; kids step in the blood.
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Intuitive Scorpio is fascinated by psychology, and also by communication.
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Mr Lynch is fascinated by the duality of human nature.
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The story of Maria Butina has fascinated the political world.
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"I was always fascinated with muscle and strength," O'Gallagher said.
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I've watched her at work and been impressed and fascinated.
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That grass fascinated me - how could anyone play on grass?
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There's one other reason to be fascinated by this image.
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"I'm fascinated by energy," he says of his measured approach.
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Fascinated by the emotional toll of celebrity on anthropomorphized animals?
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As a kid, I was always fascinated by Dorfman's performance.
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I'm fascinated in what pushes the boundary of human capacity.
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It's something I have always been fascinated with watching quarterbacks.
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Simon Reynolds: I got fascinated by the aspect of business.
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That she has long been fascinated with dismantling corporate greed.
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I am just fascinated when someone breaks up with somebody.
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I'm fascinated by how much better it becomes over time.
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What, pray tell, is wrong with being fascinated by sex?
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I've been fascinated with it since I was a child.
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"Younger artists, East and West, are still fascinated by that."
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"I'm just fascinated by how his brain works," Fisch says.
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I've found myself fascinated by female criminals for similar reasons.
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He was genuinely fascinated with OPSEC, computers, technology, and hardware.
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We're driving all this because we're so fascinated by it.
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Morgan has spent much of his professional life fascinated by
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But were they fascinated by the metal or its color?
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"I'm fascinated by their bright colors and patterns," he said.
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I think that is when I became fascinated by movement.
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I'm fascinated partly because the sports are so exhilaratingly acrobatic.
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She was constantly fascinated by the inner workings of electronics.
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He was fascinated with the voices on the police scanner.
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I'M FASCINATED BY SACRIFICE FLIES by Tim Kurkjian (St. Martin's).
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Correa was fascinated, and gradually he became a welcome visitor.
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Mr. Dekker seems to be fascinated with multiple pangrammatic puzzles.
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We're fascinated by documents of life before everything was documented.
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And I'll be fascinated to see where McMullin breaks though.
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He was fascinated by technology and our obsession with it.
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"I'm fascinated by the little creatures," he Instagrammed in August.
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Well, I've always been fascinated about how the Bible ends.
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People are fascinated by breast implants, and I understand that.
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I'm fascinated by people who create buzz on social media.
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I'm so fascinated by how records like this get made.
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They would drink German beer together, and it fascinated Djameh.
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I was fascinated by the sound part of the exhibition.
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"I have always been fascinated with gold," Zadikian tells Creators.
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What is it about memory that you're so fascinated by?
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As a hardware guy I was fascinated by the phone.
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Still, the documentary maker continues to be fascinated by it.
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In particular, Trump was fascinated by Tyson's disruptive, asymmetrical tactics.
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I was fascinated by the glittery tresses my body produced.
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The ambivalent, seemingly spontaneous scene fascinated him as a student.
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During her life, the public was fascinated by Ms. Mallon.
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She was fascinated with the graceful movements and colorful suits.
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Each is fascinated by the other, both enviously and sexually.
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But they are not the only ones who are fascinated.
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"I was fascinated, and I started doing research," Nyong'o said.
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Despite her disappointments, Ms. Cobb remained fascinated by space travel.
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"I'm fascinated by things hiding in plain sight," he says.
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It's a turn that has fascinated and confounded some observers.
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Fascinated, the officer, Maurice Vidal Portman, basically kidnapped several islanders.
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Jobs was fascinated by computers, even at a young age.
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And it's easy to see why — who wouldn't be fascinated?
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Habits, good and bad, have long fascinated philosophers and policymakers.
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I was fascinated by its human, political and moral complexity.
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I've never been fascinated with putting myself in certain categories.
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However, we are fascinated with the muscle size preservation effects.
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But I was very fascinated by it, for nonfiction purposes.
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Students across Europe are fascinated by the events of 1968.
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I'm fascinated by things I can't put my finger on.
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He was fascinated by the universe and excited about it.
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He became fascinated with their research and their unique partnership.
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I was almost morbidly fascinated by those implants later on.
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I became fascinated with Chinese aesthetics, just those extraordinary rooves.
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Patrick: I'm fascinated [by] thinking through how they're thinking through.
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She was fascinated by the pinpricks of light in eyes.
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"We've always been fascinated by humble objects," Simmering told me.
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"She was fascinated, and she was so helpful," he said.
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I'd be fascinated to hear what she thinks about that.
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I've been fascinated by the communities surrounding piracy for years.
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But once I delved into the story I was fascinated.
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We're fascinated by how they live and what they buy.
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"When we're kids, we're all fascinated by bubbles," he explains.
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When we went outside, we were fascinated by the car's design.
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Like most people, I'm simultaneously fascinated by and scared of death.
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The stunning cliff-top ruins of Tintagel have long fascinated historians.
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It's Airbnb, Pinterest, Slack, GitHub is one that we're fascinated with.
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"I am fascinated by our use of social-media," Lamba said.
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EG: Why are you so fascinated by the Ceasar's Rebellion story?
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People are fascinated by wealth, but do they really understand it?
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The ARG part, though, is what's fascinated me for several months.
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The sociologist part of me is very fascinated with the idea.
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People are fascinated with your company, by the way, like Colin.
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What really fascinated Valentish, though, was the science behind all this.
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I'm fascinated in exploring her psychology, just put it that way.
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If it's something you've never seen, you'd be fascinated by it.
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GG: This is an important question I've always been fascinated by.
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But it is something I will continue to be fascinated by.
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"I was fascinated by animals and country music videos," he says.
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DVHM: I'm fascinated by the burned pages, which are now famous.
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"I was just fascinated," said Sabet, who was born in Germany.
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He would doubtless have repulsed and fascinated Weber in equal measure.
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She's fascinated by watching me cook or put on my makeup.
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They save things they're fascinated by, and to become better people.
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I became fascinated by what it means to be a man.
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Proud mom Victoria says her daughter is fascinated by her surroundings.
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Writer-director Guillermo del Toro has always been fascinated by ghosts.
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Wall Street and Main Street seem equally fascinated with Jack Dorsey.
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" Added Halsey, "I watched her career dissolve and it fascinated me.
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Fascinated by this particular unknown, Donovan began studying Steve last year.
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But the younger generation in those days, like me, were fascinated.
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AAAS says that seminaries are most fascinated by cosmology and neuroscience.
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They're obviously fascinated by this stuff but that's really about it.
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I'm fascinated with how he pours out everything from his mind.
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And Lemon wasn't the only CNN employee fascinated by the spectacle.
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Karin, in particular, long had been fascinated by weather and water.
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For several reasons, Henri has been fascinated by the sea lamprey.
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Throughout, Huix found herself simultaneously appalled and fascinated by the sport.
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I was fascinated with those shows, but they were too cliquish.
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There's a few institutions I'm fascinated by and wanted your take.
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So i was fascinated and i didn't want to believe it.
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I'll be fascinated to hear John Lewis' thoughts on the matter.
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You know, all of his life Muhammad was fascinated by travel.
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" She added, "I watched her career dissolve and it fascinated me.
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"I've always been fascinated by the sexualization of youth," says Stoppard.
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Specifically, we're fascinated by users who tag their photos with #spiritual.
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Zilberstein had become fascinated by Kepler after completing the plague study.
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He was trained as an accountant but became fascinated by photography.
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People are always fascinated when they ask the farthest I've driven.
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The man had no interest in money, and that fascinated her.
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I was utterly fascinated with nature from a very young age.
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Watching things being made by hand fascinated me, in any métier.
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I'm so fascinated by the structure and the rigidity of it.
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He was fascinated by the flora and fauna of the island.
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Lately I've been sort of fascinated with drones — the recreational ones.
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How could the public not be fascinated and terrified by drones?
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Those rubes in Kentucky were really fascinated by the eclipse huh?!
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After reading it, I became a bit fascinated by the place.
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Jonas Åkerlund: I was so fascinated and intrigued about the story.
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So, I don't know, I'm immensely fascinated by the Drudge Report.
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BROADLY: I'm really fascinated with New Orleans and the city's history.
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I guess we can't help that they're fascinated with us, right?
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I live in the countryside and am fascinated by natural history.
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I grew even more fascinated with the last-minute price strategies.
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We'll always be fascinated by people who live above the law.
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I'd always been fascinated by trains, old things, and adventure stories.
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Tokarczuk became fascinated by the history and culture of the region.
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Over the decades, Mr. McCarty has remained fascinated by the family.
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Death, honor and frustration are themes that endlessly fascinated García Lorca.
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I've always been fascinated by the idea of credit card experiences.
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He became fascinated with the heart but also terrified of it.
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Newcomers will be fascinated by how it all came to be.
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Horror is fascinated dread in the presence of an immaterial cause.
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During her life, the public was fascinated by Ms. Mallon, above.
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Astronomy had fascinated him since childhood but eventually Ruff chose photography.
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I've always been fascinated by the gap between knowing and doing.
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For nearly a century, the Maid of Orléans has fascinated auteurs.
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The idea that people could choose their own destinies fascinated me.
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And we'll explain technology for people who are fascinated by economics.
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Asdal has been fascinated by plants since he was a boy.
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THUMP: I'd be fascinated to know the story behind Lupine Travel.
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Not much local color there, but travelers themselves often fascinated me.
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That staff position has always fascinated me since 'The West Wing.
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Has it fascinated you to see how other people judge Jeanette?
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"I was fascinated by her courage and her presence," he said.
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Alex, who shot video for the project, is fascinated by ecology.
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I'm fascinated with vintage watches and their condition, color, history, individuality.
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Their feelings about failure were something that I was fascinated by.
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Fascinated but largely uneducated in jewelry, he bought what he liked.
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"Maria was fascinated by the spread of an idea," Shubert says.
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I've learned about Bowie's process because Melissa is fascinated by him.
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But it was not the color that fascinated him the most.
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The idea of submitting a proposal for an emoji fascinated me.
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Serotonin, seemingly full of psychiatric possibility, has long fascinated psychiatric researchers.
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The object itself has fascinated researchers since its discovery in 2014.
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The world is fascinated by Japan, and Americans are no different.
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Their existence was only recently discovered and has fascinated scientists worldwide.
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Throughout, the media was fascinated by their 15-year age difference.
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I'm fascinated by the idea that it holds all your secrets.
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The protagonists are at once fascinated with and confounded by America.
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Mr. Sorrentino said he had long been fascinated with the Vatican.
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"I was always fascinated by the engagement ring," Ms. Guy said.
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Howe is an experimental writer nevertheless fascinated by her own belatedness.
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"'Fascinated' is not a record I wrote for nobody," he says.
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These are strange songs, full of life and fascinated with structure.
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The [Anthony] Weiner thing has always fascinated me, still fascinates me.
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"We're also very fascinated by this national security piece," says Taylor.
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He became "fascinated with these creatures" and their complex social system.
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"I'm fascinated by what he puts on the stage," she said.
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Beat N' Path came about because I was fascinated by China.
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ML: I've always been fascinated by the Met as an institution.
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"I am so fascinated and turned on by plants," she reveals.
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I have been fascinated with VR for a very long time.
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As someone fascinated by Munchausen by proxy, by the delusions the human brain can construct to do harm to those who love us, I'm fascinated by how The Act lives inside Dee Dee's and Gypsy's brains.
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We were not only really fascinated by logistics, but we were most fascinated by places where logistics is really breaking down today and where there are what are basically unsolved problems at national or even global scale.
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The women too, of course, but I was fascinated by the men.
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Those flaws aside, I'm still fascinated by the idea behind the Nuraphones.
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When I was twelve years old, I was fascinated by psychic powers.
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The thing I'm most fascinated about is porn and virtual reality, actually.
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I was fascinated by the concepts: black holes, spacetime, the Big Bang.
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What I'm fascinated by, in publishing obviously the trend is always bestsellers.
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And they're fascinated by what Big Data means for society at large.
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From an early age, he was fascinated with the power of women.
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I was just at that age when you get fascinated by something.
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"She thought the world would be fascinated by their lives," he said.
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And I have been endlessly fascinated by the evolution of the smartphone.
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Not surprisingly, it turns out cat owners are fascinated by their felines.
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"I was absolutely fascinated by the sound of the instrument," she remembers.
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Ouma says she is also fascinated by fashion from across the continent.
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I'm fascinated that everything in the world has been named and classified.
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This was casual, not something said while sitting, fascinated in my presence.
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Visitors are fascinated, even if the animals' daily routines are pretty simple.
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Our culture is fascinated with access, intrusion and intimacy mediated by technology.
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He was fascinated by that, and that's not really talking about music.
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I am fascinated by welfare states and the direction of the economy.
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I'm fascinated by the role the internet has played in their explosion.
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"I've always been fascinated by garbage," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But he was fascinated by how many other people seemed to be.
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I am fascinated by structure and how structure gives rise to function.
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The Bachelorette train is hurtling towards Garrett, and, personally, I'm very fascinated.
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"I think we're just fascinated with something that's really different," he said.
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When our conversation shifted to the green burial movement, I was fascinated.
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And, of course, that is what so fascinated and repelled his viewers.
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But being glib aside, it's always fascinated me, the vastness of it.
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After a while he became fascinated by biology, then cities and companies.
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But I was even more fascinated by the business of it all.
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I was always fascinated by her, her presentation and her pickup truck.
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I was fascinated by you headbangers and your sense of complete abandon.
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I most desire people who really respect and are fascinated by sex.
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Ferguson was fascinated with what parents did to shape his talented students.
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We're not wrong to be fascinated with the end of the world.
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I mean, I'm fascinated with technology, particularly how it's shifting and changing.
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Lately, I'm more fascinated of late with the production side of things.
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I've been fascinated by eGPUs for as long as they've been around.
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There is something about this couple that people are just fascinated by.
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The internet is decidedly fascinated with the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why.
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We just kept it because we're just kind of fascinated with it.
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We were fascinated by extreme groups like Corrupted, the Melvins, and Khanate.
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Those who aren't fascinated by sex are usually repressed in some way.
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I have always been fascinated by medical oddities, and gross medical things.
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The appearances of presidents at sporting events have long fascinated the public.
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Dr. Levy was fascinated by a class of photoreceptors known as cryptochromes.
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"I'm fascinated because this is irresistible force and immovable object," Sagarin said.
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And yet, it's not only Americans who are fascinated with US politics.
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He was fascinated with military history and always led our childhood campaigns.
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I'm fascinated by the practice of this secular homily, this secular grace.
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But there they will by stymied—or frustrated, or fascinated, or irritated.
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"I have been always fascinated by people and their stories," Langer explained.
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The kids seemed fascinated but perplexed, as well they might have been.
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I was fascinated by this thing being ridiculously funny, stupid, and educational.
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They're fascinated by the balls, the draw machine, and how it works.
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After the initial reaction, both zoomed in and studied every detail, fascinated.
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I was amused and fascinated to be seeing photos or walls move.
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I have always been fascinated by it and found it very beautiful.
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Viewers fascinated by the gory and NSFW clips from the surgery room.
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He was fascinated by cars, she said, and regularly attended auto shows.
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Like many children on the spectrum my son is fascinated by water.
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" The president, he notes, was "fascinated by her self-absorption and nastiness.
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Ms. Kloss said she has always been fascinated by how things work.
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From his earliest works, he was fascinated with the voices of children.
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I was fascinated when they had the leaked notes, his prep notes.
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Evie becomes fascinated by them, and in particular a girl named Suzanne.
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As writers we're fascinated by society and how it affects each other.
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I became fascinated by their lifestyle, the freedom they felt being sexual.
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He remembered being fascinated by the construction of a 21974-story hotel.
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Kay and Chris grew up watching each other from a fascinated distance.
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One subject that fascinated him was the country's dying gold mining industry.
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He said he had grown up fascinated by freak shows and tattoos.
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The Germans were fascinated by the Americans they captured on the battlefield.
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James Madison and others were fascinated with novel theories and new technology.
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But I'm still fascinated by religion — how violent and crazy it is.
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"I am fascinated by moments of freedom in children's lives," Reynolds said.
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" Wead writes in his book that "Kim is fascinated by Donald Trump.
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He's fascinated by pop culture and fatigued by the hype surrounding it.
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Whatever dreams are, humans are fascinated by these worlds our brain creates.
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What really fascinated me though was what happened after he was elected.
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Bouvier's rivals in the art-logistics trade watched, fascinated and somewhat bemused.
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What it means to be an 'only' Singletons have long fascinated researchers.
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Dorsey isn&apost the only CEO fascinated by the continent&aposs potential.
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Even a perpetually single Libra loves love and is fascinated by relationships!
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Besides, I'm less fascinated by the movie's horrors than by its reception.
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He was especially fascinated with the churchgoing ladies he saw on Sundays.
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It was a website, but I was fascinated by the matching technology.
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I would have been fascinated by a Hillary Clinton presidency with Putin.
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This was a company ... I was fascinated by this move by you.
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I was fascinated by the sharing economy and... What was your number?
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I would always be fascinated by why people were stringing words together.
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Roth was fascinated with the act of creation and he created constantly.
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But I'm fascinated with the fact that this is something someone spent hours doing, in the same way that I am fascinated with elaborate fan art of Mario being crucified by a Koopa after being betrayed by Luigi.
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It's easier for us to be fascinated by them because human beings are always fascinated by crime, but when it's con artists or mobsters, you feel like you have permission because you don't think of it as violent crime.
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They would dance two by two and I was fascinated by it all.
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People are perpetually fascinated by that which they perceive as defying "normative" conventions.
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I became fascinated with whisky and the flavors of the different types available.
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"I was always fascinated by the art of styling hair," she tells PEOPLE.
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"I was fascinated with the latest gothic sculpture in polichrome alabaster," Mas recalls.
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AS A TEENAGER, Wang Hanyang was fascinated by the electronics markets of Zhongguancun.
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If you know more about this, feel free to reach out, I'm fascinated.
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If you can't get fascinated, you won't care enough to really learn something.
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Even boys around nine or 10 years old gathered to watch, looking fascinated.
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Even before these exploits, he was fascinated with show business and the theater.
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It was the craziest thing I'd ever heard and I was really fascinated.
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I'm really fascinated by boy bands members, by what they claim for themselves.
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Fitzgerald was fascinated by what he calls undercurrents of hostility and condescension online.
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Ever since then mazes have fascinated me, and scared me a little bit.
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Refinery29: Why do you think people are so fascinated by other people's routines?
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"Guns as part of fiction, as objects, have always fascinated me," Phillips said.
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What it says about you: You are fascinated by possibility — good and bad.
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He says he's been fascinated by them since he was at least five.
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This is a topic that researchers and public health experts are fascinated by.
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The Internet has long been fascinated with Japan for all the wrong reasons.
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I'm fascinated that someone can say, 'You can stay and you can go.
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People have always been fascinated by their own face and their own image.
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By now, you know I am fascinated by the worst ways to die.
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Ms Croft stated that she had been "fascinated" to be "inside Olga's mind".
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Robb and his colleagues are fascinated by Context 958 and those like him.
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"Anybody that's interested in airplanes is fascinated by all of it," she said.
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I'm so fascinated by that moment when players first learn about getting traded.
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We were all fascinated and we thought that others might be as well.
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" Gingrich: "You are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy.
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I've been really fascinated with motherhood, and thinking of those kinds of things.
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Gibney's film in particular seems fascinated with the vampiric parts of the story.
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"I'm fascinated by traditions, and buzkashi is a very old tradition," Huix says.
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I found it extremely frightening, but at the same time I was fascinated.
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I become fascinated with things that are none of my business as well.
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Kanye has also always been aware of and fascinated by his own celebrity.
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Flaherty explains that the idea of death and dying has always fascinated her.
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And I'm no more fascinated by my own life than by anyone else's.
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Some people are fascinated by my look, but most feel uncomfortable and scared.
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And I think people are fascinated by that as much as anything else.
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Iranian new media artist Morehshin Allahyari has long been fascinated by 3D printing.
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Even as a kid growing up in Kansas I was fascinated by politics.
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Even the otherwise vengeful Jonathan seems to look at Roper with fascinated attraction.
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Being a documentary film maker you get fascinated with these types of stories.
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"I'm in love with the old masters, totally fascinated with them," Tavormina says.
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He attended the Bolton School, where he became fascinated by chemistry and art.
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"I was fascinated by the building's originality, location and adaptability," Mr. Gandini said.
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"I was sticking my nose into everything, because everything fascinated me," he notes.
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Read Wang's full essay:I have always been fascinated with going to the hospital.
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Kleeman, a highly cerebral writer, is especially fascinated by the oddness of bodies.
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He was later said by investigators to have been fascinated with mass killings.
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For example, he points to Chinese astronomers, who were fascinated by planetary conjunctions .
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But on the micro side, I'm just really fascinated by who he was.
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Fascinated by lightning, he joined InfoClimat—the leading meteorology association—at age 13.
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I was just really fascinated with what I could make out of it.
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I've always been fascinated by sex symbols like Marilyn Monroe and Brigitte Bardot.
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She was the high-class call girl, and I was fascinated by her.
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Last summer I started working with them—I was really fascinated by them.
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"I got fascinated by the characteristics of the material," says van der Eijk.
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Since his earliest days in college, Musk has been fascinated by electric vehicles.
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Democrats on the committee seemed fascinated by this question (Republicans, not so much).
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There's an LA artist named Sarah Johnson who was fascinated by Rojas's story.
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"We are fascinated with it," said Darren Dworkin, the hospital's chief information officer.
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In each case, I'm fascinated by some combination of history, people and food.
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I'm fascinated by all of the exhibits and totally lose track of time.
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But what really fascinated me is that they were so cool with him.
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"I was fascinated by the way he broke the rules," Mr. Ilic said.
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But Degas was also fascinated by opera, by horses and by human nudes.
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"We are fascinated by the dark turns because we get satisfaction," she said.
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He is particularly fascinated by Reem, and feels as if he knows her.
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I've always been fascinated by maps and often collect them in my travels.
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Yeah. I'm fascinated with it in a sort of a Mary Shelley way.
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But I'm more fascinated with you than you are with me, I bet!
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I'm fascinated by products that seem low tech but are actually very advanced.
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Were you as fascinated by Manson and his crimes as many others were?
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I was fascinated by Hugo Chávez and went to cover the socialist revolution.
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Betts was "fascinated" by current events and tragedies, including mass shootings, she said.
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In the profile, Eilish explained that she's always been fascinated by dark subjects.
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Waters's offhand comment fascinated Hnath, who had once written a play about séances.
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"I was fascinated by him as a very shy child," Mr. Seim said.
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In 1999, a 5-year-old Cuban boy, Elián González, fascinated the nation.
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"FDR was fascinated with his Dutch heritage," Ms. Butler, the town historian, said.
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Because he gets to pick his own, and I for one am fascinated.
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Sun became fascinated by how something so innocuous took on a political cast.
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"I just was fascinated by that color," he said, strolling through the exhibition.
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Many composers from the West have been fascinated by Asian music and culture.
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"I'm from the generation which was very much fascinated with identity," he said.
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"I have always been fascinated by watches," Mr. Newson recalled in an email.
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McClain has been fascinated by American history and its reenactors for several years.
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Women are indeed better informed and have become increasingly fascinated by mechanical watches.
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Mr. Erlich has become fascinated by climate change and the forces of nature.
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Zuckerberg has been intensely fascinated with Chinese culture over the past several years.
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People are fascinated by this silent enigma, for all sorts of foolish reasons.
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He was fascinated by the young because he said they kept him young.
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We are, even in the face of our own dismay, fascinated by them.
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I am fascinated with the depth and sincerity of parishioners, the immense generosity.
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GINGRICH: You are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy!
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Aguilera-Hellweg is fascinated by his subjects and the social games they play.
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" Kelly: "You know what Mr. Speaker, I'm not fascinated by sex, but I am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the Oval Office and I think the American voters would like to know…" Kelly's "Me?
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I was fascinated by that counterculture, but slowly but surely I was teaching history of design and became more and more fascinated by the mirror universe of that craft counterculture, which is Tupperware and suburbia and [the famous suburban developments] Levittown.
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And I'm fascinated by resilience in human beings — what people endure and somehow survive.
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And, it was a really interesting ... At the time I was sort of fascinated.
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Fagin, who worked in marketing until he was 50, was always fascinated by weather.
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The only difference between them was that Ashton was fascinated and Kramer was enraged.
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The aquifers in central California are not, and I'm fascinated by why that is.
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Coletta saw it too, and has gone back and back, fascinated by its resilience.
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That's where I got more into that, and I was already fascinated by it.
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Growing up, Taupin was fascinated by the myth of the American west and movies.
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I was fascinated by how beautiful and feminine the kimono and her movements were.
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I was fascinated by the fact that Robopon let me trade without link cables.
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The image was strong, powerful, intriguing, and also somewhat disturbing — the portrait fascinated me.
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She's been fascinated by competitive first-person shooters since 123's Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.
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Celmins was terrified of the airplanes and fascinated by them at the same time.
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Researchers from fields ranging from neuroscience to psychiatry have been fascinated by it too.
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A species that, uniquely, ponders its own exceptionality will surely be fascinated by it.
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I was fascinated by orbiting because it couldn't happen in a time before Instagram.
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To judge from his blog, Mr. Ceruzzi is fascinated by New York City history.
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"I've been fascinated by the conversations about race," Miller told Inverse back in June.
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"I'm absolutely fascinated with the dining scene and culture, particularly in L.A.," he says.
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That's when I really started taking it more seriously and became fascinated by it.
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"You are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy," Gingrich said.
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Neo greets me, revealing himself as a fellow wanderer fascinated by this undead place.
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They both love fossils — they are fascinated by them, they want to study them.
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But you don't have to be a neurosurgeon to be fascinated by the brain.
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I am truly fascinated by how snarky Alison as seen by Cole always is.
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I spent my first year in North Carolina, and the huge highways fascinated me.
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She is fascinated by Nancy and figuring out how to become a woman.8.
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Photography was a natural outgrowth of Wright's obsessions; she'd always been fascinated by food.
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"Magritte was fascinated by the intersection of reality, perception and imagination," SFMOMA's Coerver said.
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Marianne Moore was fascinated by chinoiserie, praising Chinese painting and porcelain in her poems.
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I am fascinated by our culture has changed because of technology and social media.
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Paul Allen, the billionaire funding Stratolaunch, has been fascinated with space travel since childhood.
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I'm just fascinated in the study of why people are the way they are.
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"I'm really fascinated by lyrics that could be interpreted in different ways," Zatarain says.
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Iceland is a place that has always fascinated me as a photographer and filmmaker.
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"I'm so fascinated by our fascination with technology," he tells me on our call.
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People are endlessly fascinated with doppelgängers, as one massively viral tweet definitely proves.
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I'm fascinated by this because it enables unprecedented access to the world's poorest people.
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Teeling, a long-time bat researcher, has been fascinated by these creatures for years.
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"I was more fascinated by the technology aspect," of the business, Yan tells me.
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It's easy to see why De Belle would be fascinated with such an event.
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I was fascinated to learn that there were multiple paths we could have taken.
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At the same time, he was fascinated by the relationship between language and power.
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In matters of illness, people are fascinated by the question, what would doctors do?
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"You are fascinated with sex, and you don't care about public policy," Gingrich said.
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But I still hadn't revisited the places that most fascinated me as a student.
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At the time, Mr. Trump was fascinated by gossip surrounding the marriage of Gov.
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"I was always fascinated by how things work and learning about them," Parker said.
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I was — and am — obsessive, fascinated by everything from aliens to crystals to cars.
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Some people I know are fascinated by the most banal people you can imagine.
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People are fascinated by the relationship between free will and a pre-destined path.
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You're less fascinated than annoyed, and you tend not to hear what's being said.
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I'm also fascinated by an old Diplo set from Coachella that someone sent me.
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Also, I started spending time with these boys and being really fascinated with them.
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I had heard some live recordings of him, and was really fascinated by it.
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"I'm fascinated by this minimum 'stuff' maximum effect game they have going," he notes.
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" In diplomacy as in the movies, he said, Americans are fascinated by "conspiracy theories.
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Whole swaths of society, not just children, have long been fascinated with small things.
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Haitian culture, which has long fascinated her, became an integral part of the piece.
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"I've been fascinated by the juxtaposition of the industrial and the decorative ever since."
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Fascinated with their tale, she introduced this "Wolfpack" to a photographer friend, Dan Martensen.
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So I was fascinated by that, how good intentions cause such very big surprises.
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These are people that are fascinated by complex puzzles that have some commercial significance.
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"It's about the idea of impermanence, which I'm really fascinated by," the designer says.
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What fascinated me is why don't we do what we know we should do?
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"I was fascinated by the colors and variety and how they formed," he said.
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And then there was Ms. Winner herself, with whom Ms. Satter quickly grew fascinated.
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I've always been fascinated by anagrams and wanted to make a puzzle with them.
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Fascinated by Mr. Gerber's heightened sense of hearing, Mr. Pilafian bandaged his own eyes.
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Data on the life expectancy of aristocrats in England has fascinated researchers for years.
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VICE: One thing that fascinated me was the long arc of the history here.
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Human beings are fascinated by it, and neither Americans nor their legislators are immune.
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Hayden Dunham is fascinated by the natural and chemical substances that permeate our bodies.
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I was fascinated by this book, which included both black- and white-owned businesses.
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Ever since I was really young, I was fascinated by photography and social justice.
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What fascinated me was not so much the biology of cancer, but the anthropology.
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PARIS — Yves Saint Laurent was fascinated by Asian art and culture all his life.
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Right at home Suburban homeowners are fascinated and irritated by these four-legged creatures.
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Fascinated by science, Isabelle decided at age 10 that she would be a doctor.
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But Mr. Zuckerberg, who is personally fascinated by cryptocurrencies, is committed to the project.
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" She added: "I am also fascinated by the process of working on the chalkboard.
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I wasn&apost frustrated by that, it was more I was fascinated by that.
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"I was fascinated by the fact that this was already real," he told me.
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He is fascinated by guilt and innocence but skeptical of the possibility of redemption.
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I'm also fascinated with how beauty and skin care are treated in other countries.
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I was fascinated by the look at Lolita as a peer to Humbert Humbert.
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Or are we voyeurs fascinated with and repelled by exhibitions of terror and sufferance?
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Chapman studied anthropology in college, and told me he's remained fascinated with cultural nuances.
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Jessye especially enjoyed visiting her maternal grandparents, fascinated by one particular piece of furniture.
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But somehow in turning 50, I've become completely fascinated, if not obsessed, with them.
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She danced, enjoyed the attention of the press, and was fascinated by a microphone.
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I'm not a person who belongs to a community, but I'm fascinated by community.
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Everything they said or did fascinated me, and Arabella continued to fascinate me, too.
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There's no denying that we're currently fascinated by women who have been caught misbehaving.
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Perhaps that's why we're fascinated by tales that dramatize links between love and lying.
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I'd say I'm simultaneously fascinated by and repulsed by certain traditional displays of masculinity.
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When I look at your work I'm always fascinated by this idea of reduction.
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And he was endlessly fascinated with the businessmen who refused to wear snow shoes.
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I grew up watching YouTube and YouTubers and I was always fascinated by that.
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Pi was fascinated with religion and took to practicing multiple faiths as a child.
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He also began to visit the city's museums and found himself fascinated by painting.
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I've always been fascinated by nuclear weapons and the self-destructive tendencies of mankind.
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Rick also admits while he's fascinated with these mods, he's a "terrible programmer" himself.
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The press reports the love affair and the public becomes fascinated with the couple.
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At the time, scientists only knew enough about Klotho to be fascinated by it.
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A lot of people were fascinated by it and then, quickly, discouraged by it.
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Are either of you fascinated by the way this season is playing with history?
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I was fascinated by the connection between the scam and Jamaica's dancehall music scene.
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Like, the prices on this list should make me mad, but I'm fascinated instead!
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We may not like the real thing, but we sure are fascinated by it.
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Inventive with textiles, she is fascinated by the unexpected things natural materials can do.
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I was fascinated by that image of society going back to their most animal instincts.
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I love the story of Rumpelstiltskin, I've long been fascinated by Rumpelstiltskin as a character.
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I have always been fascinated with Hollywood and I always position my work towards celebrities.
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard's story first fascinated and horrified viewers in HBO's Mommy Dead and Dearest.
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I'm also fascinated by how non-player-characters in video games have their own lives.
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I have long been fascinated by centenarians and the life lessons they have to share.
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Who knew a bird being fascinated with itself would be equally as fascinating for humans?
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He became fascinated with what we became: a skull devoid of flesh, a lifeless thing.
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"I'm always fascinated by the idea people have types," Stephenson says, neatly contouring Callum's cheekbones.
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I'm fascinated by the concept of tech mafias, popularized by Paypal in the early 00s.
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Nolan is also fascinated by how ethical questions can be part of the blockbuster experience.
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In the Sony hack, I was fascinated by executives like Amy Pascal's quick, terse messages.
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That was the beginning of me being fascinated with him, before the book ever happened.
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As rumored before, Ronan is the "Galway Girl" in question that Sheeran is fascinated by.
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That's why I was fascinated with books on genocide, and how this stuff keeps happening.
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For years, photographer Andrea Grützner was fascinated by a massive guesthouse in a German village.
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Along the way I started studying neuroscience and was fascinated by the biology of neurons.
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Both have incredibly powerful protagonists, with the show often more fascinated with the supporting cast.
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So I've always been fascinated by the stories that we tell each other and ourselves.
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There seem to be lots of photographers of late fascinated with capturing these ephemeral objects.
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Mostel: […] I'm just fascinated by the wonderful things that the human hand and mind do.
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She sat on Dan's lap at breakfast and seemed fascinated as she watched us eat.
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Page, Musk, and everyone else have been fascinated by the dream of personalized air travel.
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These problems would be moot in a technology that's fascinated futurists for decades: brain implants.
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Living and boning in space—particularly on Mars—has fascinated our degenerate species for decades.
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As a Baptist pastor who considers myself a religious leftist, I'm fascinated by this possibility.
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Another dressed as Fake News seemed perturbed that everyone was so fascinated by his costume.
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We're seeing folks that are almost embracing them, fascinated by them, are interested in them.
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I've always been fascinated with the ways in which anything and everything can be sexualized.
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I'll be fascinated to hear ... But authoritarianism helps, helps to be able to do that.
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For over a century, paleoanthropologists have been fascinated by a gory question: were Neanderthals cannibals?
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I'm an innately and deeply anxious person, but I'm still fascinated by horror and suspense.
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I became fascinated with visual things because talking, reading, and hearing was difficult for me.
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We both work in video production, so we're fascinated by the behind-the-scenes insight.
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Fascinated with science, the musician cites the cosmos and neurology as sources of his inspiration.
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You're preoccupied with food, alternately fascinated and tortured by its sight, sound, smell, or mention.
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You can hear a single person explain why they're so fascinated with their current partner.
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You don't like him, really, but you're as fascinated by him as the characters are.
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He's fascinated with the mechanism you press to register an input on the computing device.
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" Dyson is fascinated by Oppenheimer: "I have been observing rather carefully his behavior during seminars.
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"I've been fascinated by this stuff since I was like six years old," he said.
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It's influenced by my Asian background, but I'm also fascinated by fine dining and Michelin.
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The deeper I go into the experience, the more I become fascinated with OK Computer.
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One of his eventual scientific partners had already become fascinated with the work in Greenland.
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VICE: I was fascinated by Jim Jones's early days as a young minister in Indianapolis.
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I started the work and then I started reading and then I got more fascinated.
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She became fascinated with "everything space," she tells the Canadian Space Agency in an interview.
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I'm fascinated by that response, because the reality is there's nothing different about an app.
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I was fascinated by the records of things he used to spend his money on.
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Additionally, the woman told the FBI, Lanza was apparently fascinated by mass shootings and killings.
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Wolff's reporting sheds new light on a relationship that has fascinated and mystified the public.
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They were powerful figures, and I was both fascinated by them and a little intimidated.
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One user suggested the president should stop being fascinated by problematic political figures, like Jackson.
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Meanwhile, the public was fascinated — today, she has more than a million followers on Instagram.
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In addition to continuing to be fascinated by Bernie Sanders, he hated on free trade.
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The result is a work that's both fascinated and frustrated viewers for nearly 25 years.
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My ex was fascinated by it—like he used to sketch it and shit. What?
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"You're fascinated with sex," Newt Gingrich charged at Megyn Kelly on her Fox New Show.
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Here's a shout-out to students fascinated by the world of robots and artificial intelligence.
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I've always been very fascinated with their jobs, always asking questions and things like that.
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That person, to me, is still intriguing just because people are still fascinated by him.
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We're also fascinated by Lani, the gray colt from Japan with a bad-boy reputation.
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Kelley had long been fascinated by the way one language can accommodate many different speakers.
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The novelist Neil Gaiman has been fascinated by Norse mythology since he was a boy.
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I was fascinated by it, and thought it was too good not to be known.
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I think they were especially fascinated by my rise ball because they never see that.
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The sun's harmony with mystical Neptune finds you fascinated with and inspired by the dreamworld.
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Historically, I was fascinated by what I learned about my grandfather's time during the war.
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But it was interesting, because there's all kind of ... I was fascinated by the pushback.
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For some inexplicable reason, I have always been fascinated by the state of North Dakota.
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But the reason I'm fascinated by Gates has nothing to do with any of that.
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From then on, I was even more fascinated by the world of the well pond.
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My parents were also fascinated by psychology, and they did marriage counseling for our church.
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While Wix doesn't own firearms, he is "fascinated with mass shootings," the sheriff's office said.
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Popovich, who had been a Soviet-studies major at the Air Force Academy, was fascinated.
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Sometimes I'm fascinated with how famous my work could be while I'm not so famous.
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Louis XIV was fascinated by parabolic reflectors, concave mirrors that reflect and intensify the sun.
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Today Mr. White calls himself a "mystical anarchist" and is fascinated by magic and kabbalah.
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He was fascinated by the demons released on the dark fringe of the Romantic Movement.
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I was fascinated by the idea that food is fuel in this very nonintellectual way.
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Sometimes it's harder for me to enjoy television because I'm just so fascinated by it.
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His parents were unusually close, and he was both fascinated and horrified by their relationship.
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A pair cats followed her as well, understandably fascinated but just as understandably on guard.
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Perhaps this encounter should have warned Atlas off, but he grew increasingly fascinated with Bellow.
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Composed in 1910, this sprawling piece shows why Reger both fascinated and baffled his contemporaries.
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He started watching it with his family, and was fascinated by how it was made.
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Grouper makes music that is fascinated with this studied process, that enacts it through composition.
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According to the magazine, Smith is fascinated by topics like nanoscience, civil engineering, and microbiology.
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"I am fascinated by the contradiction of this abundance versus depletion," van der Eijk says.
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Ever since that trial, Arnold's attorney Robert G. Lawson has been fascinated with the case.
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I would also like to thank you, because with your articles fascinated me every day.
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I was always fascinated by the infrastructure and the scale of what the city represents.
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"You are fascinated by sex and you don't care about public policy," Mr. Gingrich said.
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"And yet, something fascinated me," she recounted, standing in the same spot 21860 years later.
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Some are inspired, some are quick to judge, some are just fascinated with the novelty.
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It is crucial to see them working, because above all, what fascinated Tinguely was motion.
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I am fascinated by what producers are achieving all over California; in Walla Walla, Wash.
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Dreams — or to put it less romantically, obsessions — have fascinated Ms. Groff for a while.
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But these very different men were similarly fascinated with the details of the natural world.
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I was fascinated by people that could build competitive advantage in a relatively new market.
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I can't remember ever not solving word puzzles, or not being fascinated by language. 4.
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I was deeply fascinated by this piece on health aides "crossing the line" on privacy.
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And he remained fascinated by the interplay between human thought processes and their computerized inventions.
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I was just fascinated and really fell in love with wine and the beverage world.
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Ruiz was fascinated by this rarely seen visual history of crime in mid-century Mexico.
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I know some people find push alerts to be intrusive, but I'm fascinated by them.
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I saw an Amazon warehouse that terrified me and fascinated me at the same time.
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"I was fascinated by the portrayal of Churchill as a human being," Mr. Wright said.
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I've been fascinated with the beguiling world of Google Street View for a decade now.
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Fascinated by photography from a young age, he was developing color pictures by age 14.
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Are you or anyone you know fascinated by or even obsessed with the Y2K era?
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I wanted to become a politician because I was fascinated by people, policy and politics.
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He was immediately fascinated and went on to study Russian at the University of Michigan.
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Ever since she was five-years-old, Boyd was fascinated by the stars and exploration.
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Mr. Wolf has long been fascinated by physical frailty and disease — past albums by Why?
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But I'm fascinated by their dynamic and curious to see how it develops going forward.
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I'm also fascinated by how hackers continue to innovate and take advantage of emerging technologies.
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"He was very fascinated with my attire, to the point of being inappropriate," she added.
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But I'm always fascinated by his moves: Chan is the Fred Astaire of outrageous mayhem.
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He grew up in Norway fascinated by the mysterious light display, and he's not alone.
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I'm fascinated by human beings who have honesty and authenticity — that's most important to me.
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I'm fascinated by the banal—like the act of watering your lawn in a drought.
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As for myself, I am more fascinated with how everything has and can become digitized.
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I recognized in her what I might face in my teens, and I was fascinated.
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"Whilst curating the finished content, I was fascinated to learn which places existed," he says.
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Desus: Also, ever since I was a little kid, I've been fascinated with murders and homicides.
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"I always was quite fascinated with other families and what their religious commitments were," Agron says.
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This second image of the internet, which roots it in marginal places, has fascinated artists lately.
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Chopra's portrayal should, at the very least, humanize the woman that fascinated Netflix viewers in 2018.
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There's a sense, above all, that he's fascinated by the way people behave in given situations.
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Whatever it is, people seem to be fascinated by the act of physical transformation for film.
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Iturria is fascinated by the plastic — that is, the physical, moldable, sculptural — properties of his materials.
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"I've often wondered, why are humans so fascinated with circles in the first place?" he says.
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Gizmodo: Why are we so fascinated by T. rex, even though many other comparable carnivores existed?
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There's quite a history with people being fascinated by the musical capabilities of the Sega Genesis.
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I'm still fascinated by these families, but now I'm also happy I'm not born into them.
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Rockwell is both a theatrical and hotel/restaurant designing whiz fascinated with immersive environments and storytelling.
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I'm fascinated by people's life journeys, how they got from one place in life to another.
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But one of the serial killers who fascinated and disturbed him the most was Gary Heidnik.
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"George is fascinated by fencing, but I think that's because of the face shields," Kate said.
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I called bullshit on this, but later I'm fascinated when I catch him actually doing it.
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I'm still fascinated by the South Korean plastic surgery industry, and South Korea's attitude toward beauty.
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Another encounter, another memory in a life spent fascinated with people and relationships and the unknown.
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Aziz says that she was fascinated by seeing aircrafts land and take-off as a kid.
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"I've always been fascinated with the idea of hacking," Demirkapi told TechCrunch prior to his talk.
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These stories all collectively fascinated us, and many are soon coming to a screen near you.
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If you've seen Cameron's movies, it's probably not a surprise that he's fascinated with outer space.
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It's always been something I'm fascinated by, like using the face as a place to paint.
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CRAMER: NOW SCOPELY ONE OF THE THINGS THAT FASCINATED ME YOU HAVE SKIN IN THE GAME.
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Dolours fascinated many people, including Margaret Thatcher, who as prime minister studied the sisters' case closely.
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"John said, 'I don't understand why people are so fascinated with my father's death,' " Gillon recalls.
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All along I have been fascinated by the idea of doing something courageous and potentially dangerous.
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Freeman had long been "fascinated" by coffee and was obsessed with drinking only the freshest cup.
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The idea of a serverless application has fascinated me from the moment I heard the term.
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Netflix's Jessica Jones television series has been particularly fascinated with the line between superheroes and horror.
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From the moment they first learned his name, Americans have been utterly fascinated with Charles Manson.
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"I was so fascinated that you could actually have a calculator on your wrist," he says.
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" He added, "They were quite fascinated how it was done four centuries back, especially the lady.
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Hanson Robotics Founder and CEO David Hanson has long been fascinated by the German-born physicist.
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As a print curator, I've always been fascinated with evolving states that show a composition developing.
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Maybe we're so fascinated with submarines because humans are drawn to explore largely unknown hostile environments.
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I used to read it regularly and was completely fascinated by the whole world she described.
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I watched all of this from a distance, fascinated, but also aware that something was wrong.
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"We come from opposite backgrounds so I think we're kinda fascinated with each other," Bemis notes.
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It&aposs not like I&aposm somehow only fascinated by the idea of a printable gun.
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I hope you never cease to be as fascinated with the world as you are now.
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I was always more fascinated with collecting his stuff more than enamored with the man himself.
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"My daughters are fascinated they have an 11-year-old uncle," she says with a smile.
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"The spectacle of wrestling has always fascinated me ever since I was a child," says Taft.
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But she has been just as fascinated by the respondents as she has by the inmates.
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Jonas Bendiksen: I've always been fascinated by how big Norwegian extreme metal is around the world.
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I became fascinated by fitness and seeing what new things I could accomplish with my body.
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He was fascinated by the question: Why do some belly buttons collect more lint than others?
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But I am simply too fascinated by your family's bizarre fantasy life to not weigh in.
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Indigo's also just shades away from blue, a hue that has long fascinated creative types. E.g.
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If you're fascinated by iOS updates, other writers have spent months working on hyper technical reviews.
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They, however, may be undaunted, even unnervingly fascinated, by the bottomless mystery of inert forever-ness.
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When I first heard Björk's music, I was fascinated by her seemingly uncomplicated embrace of technology.
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But from the first moment, I was sitting on the edge of the chair, fascinated, totally.
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But she's always been fascinated by watching her children and grandchildren vote in the United States.
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Originally from the Philippines, Ms. Mori became fascinated with Japan during its big 1s economic boom.
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Rease said he's always fascinated by veterans' responses to how they made it through the war.
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Like Weinberg, she is fascinated with the potential of bitcoin and the blockchain technology underlying it.
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"The texts show that she got fascinated with London and wanted to move there," Arkadiusz said.
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I was also fascinated by this new effort to advance inclusive researchThat's all from me, folks!
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — For as long as Jason Vander Laan can remember, math has fascinated him.
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Americans were so emotionally young, so fascinated by what Europeans knew to be world-weary realities.
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I'm fascinated to see what my daughter will think after a whole day in the theater.
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People were fascinated not only by the story, but also with how we had gotten it.
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"Notice what you are fascinated by and want to talk about all the time," she says.
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Even the English mathematician Alan Turing, famed for cracking the Enigma code, was fascinated by embryology.
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You've got a business which I am fascinated by -- hopefully, I don't have to use -- MedExpress.
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Marie was fascinated by the thick black hair on the back of Amir's hands and fingers.
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He could actually fucking skate—and ever since then I've been so fascinated by this guy.
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I studied some of that stuff in college, and I've always been fascinated by soundtrack music.
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It's no secret that people are fascinated by the decadent lifestyles of the rich and famous.
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Her earlier work portrayed her as a bubbly and colorful teen fascinated with anime and fantasy.
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"You are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy," he told Ms. Kelly.
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To really master small talk, learn to become fascinated by it and the person wielding it.
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Ms. Jones is still surprised that so many "real people" are fascinated by her Barbie's life.
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The public is fascinated by court gossip ("erections municipales," one headline joked) but allergic to moralizing.
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"He was fascinated by the ego it takes to be in show business," Mr. Apatow said.
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She was fascinated with the epistemological changes wrought by technology, particularly the accelerating mediation of culture.
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"It is the bond between hunter and eagle that fascinated me," Mohan writes in the book.
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It's not an accident that we are gossips, that we're fascinated by what other people do.
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I'm particularly fascinated by Instagram and Facebook and what those things can do as commerce businesses.
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More fundamentally, they're all manifestations of Joyce Carol Oates: excitable Victorians, fascinated by conformity and fear.
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His sister, Claudine Bichara de Oliveira, said he was fascinated by cars at an early age.
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Mr. Roussel has long been fascinated by the contemporary fashion space, especially in the American market.
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Oral literature, the story and song traditions of peoples without writing, has fascinated me for years.
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I was fascinated: Maybe I could avoid taking on thousands of dollars in debt in college.
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NEW YORK Growing up in upstate New York, Graham Tyler Baldwin was fascinated by art galleries.
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Mr. Glover, 20153, remembers a young Mr. Kleeves walking into their shop, fascinated by their work.
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In recent years, Byrne has become fascinated with color guards, those precision-tooled marching band units.
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Though terrified by the likelihood of a relapse, he is fascinated by the science of it.
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As a Los Angeles transplant, I'm constantly fascinated by the often surreal culture of the city.
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In January, 2015, the computer scientist Sebastian Thrun became fascinated by a conundrum in medical diagnostics.
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Cardi can't quite wrap her head around why so many people are fascinated by her figure.
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"Over time, I became fascinated by the beauty of a really simple line," he told me.
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How Moscow managed to make such quick progress has long fascinated scientists, federal agents and historians.
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Always athletic, he loved the outdoors, particularly in Alaska, where the land and culture fascinated him.
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The attention to detail has kept collectors fascinated with Hot Wheels for the last five decades.
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We went to medical school because we were fascinated with human physiology, not the body politic.
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I grew up in the south of France with parents who were fascinated by American culture.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're fascinated by all of this.
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Maintaining independence in the face of colonial encroachment, the seventeenth-century African queen Njinga fascinated Europeans.
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Turns out I'm not the only one fascinated by Australia's mix of breeziness, intelligence and insecurity.
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"I'm fascinated with brains," he said, after putting on his costume (blue fedora, pink tropical shirt).
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For a while Mr. Phillips became fascinated with the Alexander Technique, a system of posture realignment.
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With something like air quality, for instance, Mr. Ura said he was fascinated with people's perceptions.
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THE FOUR Asian tigers—Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan—once fascinated the economic world.
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"I'm just a photographer who happened to be fascinated with mankind," he said on his website.
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But I was fascinated with recipes that featured complex fillings, with salty, sweet and sour elements.
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"The structures in the ice fascinated me and the patterns changed all the time," Hegen says.
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While attending medical school, in the nineties, he read Raisman's papers on rats and was fascinated.
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"I was fascinated that they were able to do that when I got there," Kay said.
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At age 21, after watching "The Terminator," he became fascinated by the idea of robotic limbs.
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New Yorkers have long been fascinated with record-setting real estate and ostentatious displays of wealth.
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Caroline: I was far more fascinated by Harry grappling with fatherhood than I thought I'd be.
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We're reaching out to Bisping to find out more about the eye ... because, frankly, we're fascinated.
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I'm fascinated by transitional eras because some of the most interesting stuff happens during those times.
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"I was always fascinated by the natural world as a kid," Reysenbach told me over Skype.
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Robin Weis is a UX designer who is fascinated by the intersection of psychology and analytics.
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I became so fascinated with the idea of testing people live, the way they did it.
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Bringing such Bach-like ideas into the experimental world unconsciously rules and I'm fascinated by it.
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I am fascinated with the future because of its ability to encapsulate so many different ideas.
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I spent quite a bit of time with the paintings then, fascinated by their sternly forbidding vistas.
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You'll be fascinated; if only for the sheer desire to find out how this all comes together.
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I was fascinated by his omissions and determined to write into the space of what is missing.
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I am fascinated by the women who are empowered by the work, who find glory in it.
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"I've always been fascinated with astrology and the characteristics of each sign relating to personalities," she says.
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Radicals stopped protesting and started to become fascinated with esoteric religion, alternative health treatments and social actualization.
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Right now in popular culture, we're fascinated by women who seem to have gotten away with something.
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We were sort of equally fascinated with World War II, and thinking about Paris under Nazi occupation.
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Elon Musk The Tesla and SpaceX CEO was fascinated by technology and coding from a young age.
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Staffers would occasionally show the chimp their painted toenails "and she would be fascinated," the zoo said.
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I find it fascinating that we can be fascinated by a culture get so inspired by it.
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I was fascinated with this window into how these girls saw not just themselves but one another.
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"He is fascinated by it, but at the same time, scared of what it's triggered," he says.
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He's from a metropolitan area in the South, he said, and he's always been fascinated by fascism.
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Why we watch the ID channel; why we watch Dateline; why we are so fascinated by it.
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The perfect movie soundtrack is something that I've been fascinated with since I was in middle school.
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The idea of designing and studying a "minimal genome" is a concept that's fascinated scientists for decades.
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He's fascinated by power and knows that Peter is a means by which he can wield it.
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Humans have been fascinated and perplexed by space for thousands of years, and who could blame them?
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But long before squirting was its own porn category, female ejaculation had mystified and fascinated sex experts.
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Like Molina and Gochfeld, Rogue is fascinated with the way people interact with the spaces around them.
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The case has fascinated the public ever since the little boy went missing from Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood.
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They've given me the opportunity to direct, to create this incredible, fascinated, multilayered character for eight years.
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He became fascinated by movies as a child and as a teenager founded a local film society.
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The Spaniard came to America when he was a child and was always fascinated by monster trucks.
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Their look fascinated me, so I approached them and asked if I could document their daily life.
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I loved Marmaduke and was fascinated with the seemingly impenetrable sagas of Mark Trail and Prince Valiant.
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"What fascinated me about Neil Armstrong is that he is kind of a mystery," Chazelle tells PEOPLE.
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Astrology is something that has always fascinated me, but I've only ever followed from a spectator's perspective.
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Its placement "will make us all intrigued and fascinated with glamour — and yes, role playing," she says.
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"I can empathize with his situation," Anthony said, noting that she has become fascinated with the case.
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Cost: FreeLength: 1 hour/8 lectures If you're fascinated by how websites get made, look no further.
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These students also usually study firearm techniques and training, and are equally fascinated by mass shootings. 5.
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"I have always been fascinated by how people behave when they identify with certain groups," Mendez adds.
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"I've been fascinated by developing legged machines, which can go where real machines cannot go," explained Kim.
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While interviewing Pierre, I was surprised and fascinated to learn that his culinary skills are self-taught.
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Despite this, it is striking how Trump appears fascinated with the challenge of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"I get fascinated by new things, and then I want to start working on them," he says.
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Yet he is so fascinated by mystery and enigma that he almost unconsciously suffuses it with spiritualism.
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Grandrieux is fascinated with the human figure and the way in which it transforms, metamorphoses, and transmogrifies.
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These days, though, I'm frequently more fascinated by games at the complete opposite end of the spectrum.
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A decade after the case made headlines, the American public remains fascinated with Caylee's mother, Casey Anthony.
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I had Jeffrey Sellers and Richard Hamilton on, and I've been fascinated with theater my whole life.
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Once she discovered the online community surrounding ASMR, she became fascinated with the DIY nature of it.
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I remain fascinated by those systems and the beautiful city they let me create, and subsequently destroy.
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I'm fascinated by this skill, and also can't stop thinking about whether a human could do this.
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I'm fascinated because, like anyone who's studied Nixon deeply, I have some sense of what might happen.
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He became fascinated by an obscure American political theorist—a Communist turned libertarian socialist named Murray Bookchin.
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We still don't know when (and if) Brave New World might air, but I'm officially fascinated nonetheless.
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They grew fascinated by the carpets and silks that jet-setters would bring onto Ibiza from India.
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As a kid in Omaha, Buffett was fascinated by anything having to do with numbers and money.
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"Honestly, I've always been completely fascinated by him as an actor," she said in a telephone interview.
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In the 1900s and 1910s, Victorian America became fascinated by the Far East and anything considered "exotic."
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Nicolson makes it easy to see why she would be fascinated by her family, especially the women.
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"It was especially the physiology of the sense that fascinated me," he said, reading from his memoir.
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That hand slap The internet was fascinated by this hand slap between the first couple in Israel.
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Burnett may not be a policy maven, but he has long been fascinated with political star power.
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"I was sooo fascinated with ballroom culture and it's music that it took over me" he says.
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Fascinated by all this contention and culture, VICE's Wilbert L. Cooper decided to immerse himself in J'ouvert.
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She began chatting up Spielberg and all his department heads, fascinated by every aspect of their process.
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As a photographer and a traveler, I'm always fascinated with communities on the peripheries of mainstream cultures.
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Wright would never be an outsider artist, but he was fascinated by the instincts that fueled it.
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Watching her use a Daylab to create Polaroid images from slides, I became fascinated with photographic processes.
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When a mysterious new kid named JD shows up at school, she quickly becomes fascinated by him.
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He quickly became fascinated with art, and spent the next 15 years studying it in night school.
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Fascinated with the science of insects, Ahmed's "inner nerd" was satisfied with the job of bug wrangling.
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"It is generally people fascinated with that period of history," auctioneer Sophie Jones said of the sale.
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Eventually, the allure of all things Manson dwindled and I moved to being fascinated by something else.
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Instead of steering me away from the Devil, I only became more fascinated with the dark arts.
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"I was fascinated by Tibetan carved skulls and I was looking for a new challenge," he said.
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The Four Seasons lunch scene, and the fine art of accommodating New York's biggest egos, fascinated journalists.
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Overall, she is fascinated by new business models, new technologies and new markets (both economically and politically).
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Editorial Notebook If you're concerned about the assault allegations against Donald Trump, are you "fascinated with sex"?
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Fascinated by its antiquity, Mr. Sackler would later call it the most important item in his collection.
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But I am also fascinated by the way communities, including self-selected ones, function in the arts.
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His work always fascinated me because he's such a lousy painter technically and such a great artist.
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BONHÔTE I am fascinated by people who reinvent the rules, who throw a spanner in the works.
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It's never been public knowledge, and I really am fascinated that people are so emotional about it.
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That disconnect was just too obvious, and so I just became more and more fascinated by it.
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Now it is clear to me that it was my father's imagination that fascinated me the most.
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"I was fascinated with the cactuses growing on roofs, the rays of light and dust," he said.
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Youni is fascinated by the duck because she identifies with it, vulnerable and alone in a crowd.
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I remember being a kid, like, fascinated, and my kids have definitely adopted my people-watching obsession.
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I'm just fascinated with how things mix, or acidity, or how things become better or change speeds.
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Can you imagine how some people might be both soothed — and endlessly fascinated by — subways and trains?
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And I'm always fascinated by why talk about female sexuality or female genitalia makes people so angry.
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Having never given much thought to electricians' work, I found myself fascinated and wanting to hear more.
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I've long been fascinated by the composer Claude Vivier, who died tragically in 1983 at just 34.
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I was always fascinated by how people make the music and who's responsible for putting music together.
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I've always been fascinated by this idea of who we are versus who we want to be.
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She's a grown-up, fascinated by personas, gender roles, connections, obligations, self-destructive behavior and looming mortality.
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I'm fascinated by guys who can create entire worlds around their name, with all kinds of subplots.
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He grew up in Chatham, N.J., and was fascinated by butterflies and moths from a young age.
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As an economist, I am fascinated by why people hoard products that are not having supply problems.
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I was fascinated by the way the A.I. seemed to know what I was going to write.
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But the exhibition, nonetheless, felt like something for specialists: fascinating if you were fascinated by Mr. Gordon.
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"It just started spiraling as I became more and more fascinated with the characters," Ms. Udofia said.
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"The blue whale is the largest animal of all-time and has long fascinated biologists," he continued.
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Fascinated by cars since he was a boy, he studied automotive engineering at Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University.
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"From when I was a kid, I was fascinated with the whole theater of it," he said.
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And people have always been fascinated with the idea of traveling to far-off places, he added.
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Simultaneously, however, Germans have always been fascinated by the more blustering and theatrical American style of democracy.
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So I'm fascinated by your business, which is the media business as it relates to nonfiction media.
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I was so fascinated that I didn't at first think of it as an exercise in indoctrination.
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My father would be fascinated to know that there might be a future for this amazing technology.
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"I'm fascinated by these scientific studies, because the scientists themselves change the animals' behavior," he told me.
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The whole thing is being handled so badly by Facebook, I'm kind of fascinated to watch it.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon says he is "fascinated" by former Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.
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I'm fascinated by people who are able to do a variety of wildly different things, all successfully.
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It doesn't matter if you listen to her music — you will still be fascinated by her story.
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Fritze reminds us that what fascinated later artists and their public was not what Egyptologists considered important.
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Mr. McCoy offers us a set of such retronyms, and I found myself fascinated by the concept.
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A noted Norwegian jazz musician who became so fascinated by these micrometeorites that he refocused his life.
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Your job is to talk, but I'm fascinated by the choices of when you choose not to.
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"Sometimes I'm fascinated with how famous my work could be while I'm not so famous," he said.
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Everyone knew that Cruz was fascinated with weapons, collected knives and guns, and bragged about killing animals.
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And yet, looking at the stains, aren't we fascinated by the patterns and configurations their drying makes?
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While being home-schooled in New Zealand, Ms. Deming became fascinated with research into extending life spans.
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I became fascinated by how they made their money and what the effect of it was. Right.
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Like many who grew up in the Jackass era, I've always been fascinated by self-inflicted electrocution.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Were you fascinated by dinosaurs when you were younger?
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We children, fascinated by anything that came from the freezer section of the supermarket, were always thrilled.
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For as long as I can remember, I've always been fascinated by architecture, especially in metropolitan areas.
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What fascinated me in the research was how these crime stories really did reflect the era's anxieties.
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We are perpetually fascinated by the upper echelons of society because it's become our version of escapism.
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Yet when I finally picked it up, I found myself utterly fascinated, deeply disturbed, troubled, and provoked.
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Fascinated by the clams, I'm put in touch with a local who catches longueirão for a living.
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Possibly the quietest rapper ever to have fascinated the hip-hop world, Playboi Carti exemplifies this tendency.
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There was a period where everyone was really fascinated with how Facebook was gonna increase their business.
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People were fascinated by the bigness of the planet, caught up in the early stages of globalization.
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It's the part of me that is completely fascinated by all the crazy potential of the internet.
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I've become increasingly fascinated with and sympathetic towards Jeremy Corbyn and I'd love to meet the guy.
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So, that's why everyone is fascinated by them, but of course you eventually get bored of them.
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As evidenced by the Netflix series Mindhunter, North America is still not done being fascinated by psychopaths.
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She says race always fascinated her, even during her childhood, when she rarely saw people of different races.
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"I was fascinated that someone born in the United Kingdom could have their citizenship removed," Mr. Bridle said.
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"I've always been fascinated by Hollywood, and specifically, what makes some people stars and not others," says Welch.
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But more than anything, I'm fascinated by what the hell else this show might be able pull off.
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These are the themes that fascinated us most and, we're delighted to report, the stories you read most.
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The natural world is so showy, it's no wonder scientists have been fascinated with animal color for centuries.
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To biologists, a blood curdling wail is just one of many reasons to be fascinated by these critters.
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It's unclear why the pub is so fascinated with the actor or whether he's aware of the display.
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So far, we've been fascinated by her squad pictures and loved the impromptu "Baby One More Time" cover.
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"Unfortunately I can't remember what the page was called, but I was extremely fascinated when I saw it."
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Kevin has lost sleep since finding out about Parks Denton, but admitted he's also fascinated by the story.
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I was fascinated by her gravity-defying, fiery hair, her seashell bra, and her gorgeous, green, mermaid fin.
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Thus he is fascinated by — and resentful of — the careless ease with which Oliver moves through the world.
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I certainly don't, even though I've been fascinated with blood since I was a sophomore in high school.
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Jace Clayton—a musician, writer, and cultural critic—is fascinated by these digital dynamics and their analog antecedents.
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"I've always been fascinated by how much more well-behaved we have to be than men," Lopez shared.
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I've been fascinated with hovering gadgets for a couple years now because they just keep popping back up.
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Levinson is clearly fascinated by a generation that has grown up with a very different conception of privacy.
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I was always more fascinated by kids in dramas than kids in those Nickelodeon shows or kid shows.
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I was so fascinated with the bottles; the different shapes, the different scents and stories the bottles told.
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What fascinated me about these speedrunners is the mental and physical dexterity required to reach the finish line.
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I was slow to respond, failing to say, "Hey, stop that!" because I was fascinated by his brazenness.
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He told Fox News that, having grown up in the Cold War era, he was fascinated with communism.
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I discovered them online and instantly became fascinated and intrigued; what are these places and who's using them?
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I'm fascinated by how infatuated the kids are with simple things like the cafeteria and just ... chicken fingers.
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Everyone, especially reporters, remains fascinated by how Franco juggles all his projects (and occasionally teaching) all at once.
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Patey is fascinated by "practical applications" of empathy, and cites very concrete examples of empathy's role in society.
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Munby was a 19th century gentleman and minor poet, and he was utterly fascinated by working-class women.
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And I've always been fascinated by cosmology and how the universe was formed and where it is going.
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Hughes fit the mold as well, and he admits the reclusive and eccentric billionaire has long fascinated him.
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Fascinated by the horror, people in corporate offices, college corridors and coffee shops can't stop bleating about Lambs.
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But I was fascinated that this tiny little startup was building kegs instead of a social media platform.
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Fascinated by its male heroes' feelings, Swiss Army Man doesn't have much compassion or curiosity for anyone else.
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I didn't really have a musical upbringing but I was always fascinated with music from a young age.
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I am fascinated by things that try hard to be effortless but seem to fail along the way.
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"We were so fascinated that they could stay underwater much longer than us local islanders," Dr. Jubilado said.
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Maker Chris Davis, a developer from Minnesota, built the product because we was fascinated by personal computer history.
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Ddida was my surrogate, sunken deep into a culture deeply different from his own and fascinated by it.
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We're thinking of asking Goff to do her best Marcel Duchamp — fascinated to see how she interprets "Fountain."
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The marsupial seemed pretty fascinated by the van and wasn't too keen on leaving his vacation from nature.
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Apatow: People are always fascinated by how talented people handle their success, in both good and bad ways.
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"From the beginning, I was fascinated by the similar terminology used in cryptocurrency and gold mining," Cerasoli says.
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I've been always fascinated by the ambiguity of Iranian poetry and literature, and its allowance of personal interpretations.
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But I was fascinated by every second of it, and by the unresolved conflict of talents it embodies.
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I'm fascinated by how easily the word "autonomous" rolls off the media's mouth and the optimism of autonomy.
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I was too young to know Bowie's music, but was fascinated by this androgynous superstar all the same.
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While enthusiastic about Tesla and sustainability, millennials were more fascinated by the hydraulic fracking company than their elders.
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For all those reasons, many observers are fascinated at what kind of meeting might transpire at the Vatican.
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For centuries, humanity has been fascinated by the stars and the prospect of life elsewhere in the universe.
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His children are fascinated with Mexican culture, so he bought luchadores masks to bring back home for them.
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But people are still fascinated to hear about the struggle to survive in the tech industry's dysfunctional underbelly.
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He then went on to explain that there's a surprising job, outside of tech, that's always fascinated him.
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And yet, quite unlike Cunningham, Mr. Andersen is continually fascinated in this work by symmetry and spatial harmony.
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The girls are horrified by these spells, but they're also fascinated maybe especially because the victims soon recover.
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"I'm so scared and fascinated at the same time," says one, summing up the entire experience pretty well.
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I'd probably never go full-on keto, but I'm fascinated by the carb alternatives this diet has spawned.
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What fascinated me was that the merged black holes were roughly 30 times the mass of our sun.
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"Ever since I was in high school, I was fascinated with foreign languages and cultures," El Bardan said.
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"Personally, I would be fascinated to buy such a house from the scientific point of view," Barker wrote.
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I was fascinated by human behavior, so I studied that — majoring in psychology and human sciences in college.
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But he had also been fascinated with foreign languages and had completed a parallel track in Chinese studies.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.The public has always been fascinated by an animal-on-drugs story.
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Mr. Trump's crowds are fascinated with wealth, glib speech, TV production-type rallies and a proximity to fame.
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Noisey: So, why was everyone so fascinated that you worked in a hardware store before you got signed?
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I don't know why people are still so fascinated with this particular crime, and by extension, this movie.
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So I was quite fascinated when friends told me they had experienced some profound spiritual insights on ayahuasca.
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Williams was fascinated with the topic and spent thousands of dollars on equipment and chemicals for his research.
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The place and people fascinated me to such an extent that I knew I had to live there.
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While fascinated by the waves themselves, Shoemaker concerned himself more with creating the machine that could find them.
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"Every time we had a meeting they'd be fascinated by my fingernails, which were manicured impeccably," she recalls.
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Has Meek always been fascinated by big Franck faces, or was this hobby picked up later in life?
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For 60 years people have been fascinated by the problem-solving guarantees of As Seen On TV products.
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"Mad Men," too, was fascinated with the layers of history and the stub ends of the faded gentry.
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The public was so fascinated by the couple that some Americans kept scrapbooks documenting Rose's fairy-tale ascent.
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