We frown at each other and go back to our screens.
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STICKLERS for value have plenty of reasons to frown at financial markets.
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But from that moment on, she would frown at me whenever she saw my purse.
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Even the scandalized chatter of the townspeople, who frown at this sinful setup, dies away.
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Honestly, people call me mahmud a lot, and I don't think it's something to frown at.
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While they might agree with the former secretary of state's sentiments, Democrats may frown at her intervention.
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The kinda place that uses those napkins probably isn't gonna frown at you littering a table with them.
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The company's six employees frown at their laptops, where the numbers in a Google Doc chart a steady decline.
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Local officials frown at "boomtown" or "ghost town" labels, saying there is more to the local economy than oil.
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But some critics worry the improved benefits will worsen deep-rooted discrimination against women at work as companies frown at rising costs.
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Here, put this $400 Tamagotchi on your wrist so it can frown at you for not taking enough steps in a day.
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Critical voices Jayne Bigelsen, 45, a maladaptive daydreaming investigator and nonprofit lawyer from New York, said journal editors often frown at research done exclusively online.
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Joe Ingles Won't Make the All-Defensive Team But He's Damn Good At What He Does Most metrics frown at Joe Ingles's defense this season.
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Many Palestinians frown at the idea of women bicycling in public because men might inappropriately leer at their legs moving up and down or ogle their bottoms.
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To bankers and traders keen to let rip, they are the po-faced types who frown at any transaction that might breach this rule or contravene that regulation.
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There are those who celebrate and dance to the lyrics and tune of "Dixieland," while there are Others who frown at the lyrics and the meaning they represent.
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The company says stores or producers often use expensive chemicals to delay the browning of apples and many shoppers frown at the idea of chemicals or pesticides on their produce.
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While video gamers in the West might frown at the idea of paying to get an upper hand in games, many of their Chinese counterparts find the practice perfectly acceptable.
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Tehran's enemies may frown at Beijing's refusal to ditch its old ally to make new ones, but this policy will appear far more attractive in the wake of Soleimani's death.
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As critics frown at cabinet picks who have been industry leaders and wealth generators, it reminds me that some of my fellow Americans have either forgotten or have never been taught the winning mentality.
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And while the truly god-fearing might frown at Trump's ways, lies and multiple marriages, he's been as good as his word on judges, faithful to the alliance that helped put him in power.
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Accountants would frown at distributing new money without obtaining assets in exchange (like the government bonds purchased when banks carry out QE), since they would create a huge negative position on central-bank balance-sheets.
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The gang decides to judgmentally frown at a rave when invited/challenged by the antagonist du jour, and through a ridiculous daisy chain of events, Andie finds herself in possession of the two tabs of ecstasy.
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Some people may frown at having to leave the hotel and cross a road to take advantage of the facilities at Ace, but I felt it was a small price to pay and would gladly do so again.
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"We do not worry too much about a possible takeover of Deutsche Bank," Cryan said at the bank's annual press conference in late January, adding that regulators would also likely frown at the combination of two large banks.
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While I'm sure there are some who frown at the relentlessness of his political statements, who think that musicians should devote their Twitter accounts to publicist-written plugs for their albums, I can't imagine anyone disagreeing with this polemic: Mr. Levit, born in 1987, is one of the essential artists of his generation.
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Ice Cube said this album would be different from any one of his others, having a different direction. The album was released independently under his label Lench Mob. Ice Cube stated that "being independent is beautiful because we can do things 'out the box' that record companies would usually frown at. Instead of working from a ready-made cookie-cutter marketing plan, we can tailor make a marketing plan specifically for me".
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Kokori people speak one tongue- urhobo. Kokori does not frown at intra-marriage and neither does it not smile at inter-marriage which enhances integration. In the first quarter of the twentieth century, Christianity was introduced to Kokori via the arrival of the Roman Catholic Mission in 1905 in Umiahwa quarter of the town; the Anglican Mission at Urhuokpokpo quarter in 1927; and the Baptist Mission in 1945. Thus, most of the people practice Christianity; some the Igbe religion which originated in Kokori in the pre-colonial era and found its way to the contemporary era and other parts of Nigeria; few, traditional faith; and, a very few, Islam.
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It was first performed in the United States by the Max Maretzek Italian Opera Company on 3 December 1856 in Italian at the Academy of Music in New York. George Templeton Strong noted in his diary: "People say the plot's immoral, but I don't see that it's so much worse than many others, not to speak of Don Giovanni, which as put on the stage is little but rampant lechery", while the Evening Post critic wrote: "Those who have quietly sat through the glaring improprieties of Don Giovanni will hardly blush or frown at anything in La traviata."Evening Post (4 December 1856), p. 18, quoted and cited in .
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Those who don't follow Serimaius consider the uttering of his name as unlucky and dangerous, and various euphemisms are used instead: "The Empty God", "The Dark One", "The Evil One". Serimaius' followers sometimes call him "The Beautiful One"; when under the malignant influence of a fragment of Serimaius' helmet, Seregil heard a deceptively beautiful singing which apparently came from Serimaius. In early books of the series is given the impression that Serimaius is the sole god of Plenimar, but with the closer glimpse of Plenimaran society in Shadows Return and The White Road it is shown that in fact worship of Serimaius is mainly concentrated at the Overlord's court where necromancers are very active, and many other Plenimarans frown at it. Ordinary Plenimarans are mentioned as sometimes worshipping Sakor (which would be natural in a warlike nation) though probably not Illior.
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