"Sell," repeats Rory, frowning, as though unfamiliar with the concept.
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Most spend hours frowning at their phones, unable to connect.
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"That's not your signature," Hugh said, frowning over my shoulder.
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She looked from Matt to the bag, brows dipped, frowning.
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A smash cut of babies crying, people shouting, subjects frowning.
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Most of them drew pictures of frowning children in cages.
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I stared at this one for a long time before it made sense (sometimes frowning at the puzzle yields the answer, but frowning causes wrinkles so I just give my puzzle an intense look).
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But that doesn't mean the battle for Frowning Poo is over.
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One commenter writes, "Why you smoking girl" with a frowning emoji.
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"If Macron does not succeed, it's very troubling," Beate said, frowning.
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"It's just writing," he said, frowning at me and looking embarrassed.
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You're frowning slightly, a habit that will increase as you age.
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That's how you end up frowning at strangers on the train.
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I'm like the frowning asshole at a wedding who won't dance.
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She draws another large, scary frowning stick person with wild hair.
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He takes her money and counts it, frowning: she's a little light.
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"I hope it tasted real good," she wrote alongside two frowning emojis.
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In other words, smiling makes us happier, and frowning makes us sadder.
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Frowning pensively, she pointed to her grubby purple tracksuit and bare feet.
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Chandler and the designers pored over a pile of head shots, frowning.
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Frowning on the use of "diversity" is a nod to white nationalism.
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So smiling may increase relaxation among runners, while frowning may increase tension.
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In contrast, frowning may increase tension and make your run feel harder.
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Something she made clear with her frowning face with an open mouth emoji.
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His handsome looks were wasted on frowning at everyone from behind his glasses.
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The Grumpy Cat is gone, but there are other frowning felines out there.
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They were frowning at her with their shoulders up and their arms crossed.
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"Because, here, what we say has a lot of reverence," she continued, frowning.
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The aisle is choked with people frowning at the prospects for their baggage.
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I didn't observe a single person yelling, cursing, road-raging or even frowning.
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Collins squinted at the live newscast of his terrorist, frowning, his pulse quickening.
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I see laughing faces instead of people frowning and displeased with me being here.
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Liz is a frowning brunette killjoy; Jenna is all blonde ambition and horse glue.
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"Stolen from Africa," she captioned it, adding a frowning emoji and tagging the retailer.
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What do a llama, party face, and frowning pile of poo have in common?
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While the price has gone up, deep-pocketed owners probably won't find themselves frowning.
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Tasha: C'mon, whenever Diesel was frowning over having to nearly kill people he loves?
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You have to understand the impact ... He was frowning while I was saying that.
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The most common emojis—things like smiling and frowning—there's not much ambiguity there.
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With the HoloPic frowning from every screen, Feo no longer felt hollow and alone.
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Gloom, as its name suggests, is quite gloomy, constantly frowning and drooling on itself.
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"I can't be with someone like that," Van Allen said, frowning and shaking her head.
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Huge billboards of frowning clerics have been replaced by neon advertisements of unveiled smiling girls.
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If they're smiling, your arm offers them the food; if they're frowning, you get it.
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When I asked him about Tezos, he assumed the frowning detachment of an elder statesman.
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I tried to give her a terse smile and realized that I was frowning, deeply.
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One illustration, of a bald and severely frowning Cosby, could be straight outta DC Comics.
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Daddy was frowning and irritable, and Daddy said to Esther, Get out of the car.
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If there was a smiling face compared to a frowning face, they improved their performance.
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They were about 290 percent better with the smiling faces than with the frowning faces.
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"It will be more murder, more Volvos, more frowning Luther," Variety quoted Elba as saying.
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The steward frowning at the controls, pulling the lever fruitlessly, fingering buttons with little confidence.
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On the subway ride home I often caught myself frowning at strangers on the train.
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In another, a frowning George Washington gives his 44th successor the finger during a speech.
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He's good-looking but doesn't flaunt it, since he's too busy frowning in a contemplative way.
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Frowning, it stares at its own glum visage via the front-facing camera of its phone.
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There exists no greater pain than that gentle man looking down at you and frowning, sadly.
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He chose the moment he met Dan, his mouth slowly frowning as the two shook hands.
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On Tuesday morning, the Frowning Pile of Poo emoji proposal was added into Unicode's official register.
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Flake spent much of Friday morning's Judiciary Committee meeting frowning and looking down after the confrontation.
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Assuring the frowning young man that yes, this is the time you'd set for your appointment.
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Flake spent much of the Friday's meeting with his head down, frowning as his colleagues spoke.
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The analysis of Ms. Steyerl's gender, for instance, changes based on whether she's smiling or frowning.
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He pointed to two frowning 0003-year-old boys with AK-2000s slung over their shoulders.
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In addition to privately frowning on his inexperience, many continue to pronounce his last name incorrectly.
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Scully, hunched forward, frowning at the music on the stand before him, is grinding his teeth.
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Microsoft last updated the BSOD with QR codes, years after adding a frowning face for Windows 8.
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The forever-frowning feline joins the cast of the Broadway musical Cats on Friday, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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"Yeah, but there's something going on," Raquel say, frowning as James plants a kiss on her lips.
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I now naturally have a "resting Angela Martin face"; I think it's from nine years of frowning.
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For the rest of the week, Jerome remained sullen, only frowning at Tiny or grumbling her way.
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At least the frowning flower girl from Kate and William's wedding certainly seems to have gotten the memo.
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It was always the black community frowning on it because they thought I was trying to be white.
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The frowning face imagery also resembles the logo on a Sad Boys hat for sale on their website.
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Idris Elba's not given much to do but frown intensely, but fortunately he's very good at frowning intensely.
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Mostly, Lulu was just sharing other people's messages, adding her own hashtag #justiceforXuLei or an indignant frowning face.
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" In a 1955 television interview, a frowning Mike Wallace asked Mr. Hefner: "Isn't that really what you're selling?
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Skepta is roadman supreme, a dressed in all-white, frowning avatar of the North London council estate life.
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But you don't really have a choice because if you're frowning, then who knows what the tabloids could say.
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Both men take issue with many of the new proposals but none more than the Frowning Pile of Poo.
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You move down the rainbow by frowning and up the rainbow by lifting your eyebrows as if in surprise.
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LONDON — In a cramped, down-at-the-heels rehearsal room, the composer Anna Meredith was frowning at her laptop.
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Their argument centers around "Frowning Pile Of Poo," one of the emojis under consideration for the June 2018 class.
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The ones who saw the smiling faces lasted 12 percent longer on the ride than with the frowning faces.
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You can see a similar thing happening here, where Google's "Frowning Face With Open Mouth" moves closer to Apple's.
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If you still want to be a masked superhero lady or a frowning guy with glasses, have at it.
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"Rest in peace @britneyspears," one of the tweets read, including the same frowning emoji as in the Sony tweet.
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Stehlik noted President Trump's body language history at past G7 summits, where he sat with his arms crossed, frowning.
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Earlier this month, the "Saturday Night Live" star was featured on Grande&aposs Instagram Stories frowning in a photo.
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They killed off Kathy then rehired Ms. Enos as a guest star to play Kathy's frowning identical sister, JoDean.
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She turned to me with a high whining, "Mmm!" frowning in sympathy, and leaned on the horn by accident.
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When Wells eats, he looks like someone who's decoding a puzzle: there's frowning concentration, a poke around the salad.
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He is frowning, jowls gathered slightly at the neck, but there is no shock or judgment in his face.
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"You've trailed your coat in the mud," he noticed, still kneeling, picking up her hem and frowning at it.
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Or any number of things that your ex would have faced with three days of frowning of determined silence.
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Tena and other farmers used to grow beans here, but the climate has now become too dry, he said, frowning.
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Played by: Ed SheeranLove InterestName: Frowning Pile of PooCharacter: The new poo emoji will undoubtedly be popular among the masses.
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"Ted Cruz visited 99 of Iowa's 99 counties," read the filter, which included an image of a frowning Mr. Cruz.
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Move aside "frowning flower girl" Grace Van Cutsem who stole the show at the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's wedding.
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"We love you always chub," Hadid, 20, wrote, accompanied by a frowning face, an angel emoji and a cat emoji.
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In the ultimate example of passive-aggressive performance, he returned the book with every instance of Cullen scowling or frowning.
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"Frowning Pile Of Poo" is being held for the time being (though it might come up at a later date).
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Minutes later, her fiancé meets her at the altar and smiles at her for several minutes before frowning and leaving.
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Two typographers, Andrew West and Michael Everson, are leading the fight to keep the frowning feces off our phones forever.
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You can be dropping hearts on someone's Star Wars meme one second, frowning at news about missile strikes the next.
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But she also looked back fondly on the past, frowning as she described the rudeness she said was rampant today.
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This doesn't mean you have to hunch over your desk like Ebenezer Scrooge, frowning disapprovingly at your cheerful slacker colleagues.
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And what had me beaming a moment ago, now had me frowning and listing off ways I could've been better.
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"Let's make a game about this," the developer wrote, spurring a thread about geese's weird ankles and their perpetual frowning.
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In addition, research has also suggested that intentional smiling may reduce effort perception during physical activity in comparison with frowning.
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There's just one catch: As of now, Kitri only ships to the UK and 18 Eurozone countries (insert frowning-face here).
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We can't know for sure, but a few theories help us guess what was behind all that black-and-white frowning.
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I remember point-and-shoots that had it, but unfortunately failed to detect people who had dark skin or were frowning.
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McConnell stretching out his back and sitting up all while keeping the not-smiling-but-not-frowning he has absolutely mastered.
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On the morning of the balloon exercise, she had put four marks underneath a frowning yellow face pasted to the whiteboard.
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He's wearing a tie and frowning miserably, his arms seemingly crossed over his stomach as if he's afraid of throwing up.
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As the couple kissed to loud cheers, frowning bridesmaid Grace van Cutsem covered her ears, making the picture even more memorable.
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Remarkably, participants were 2.8% more economical when smiling than frowning, and 2.2% more economical in comparison with the normal thoughts condition.
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Participants also reported a higher perceived effort when frowning than smiling or when attempting to relax their hands and upper body.
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In contrast, not only does frowning reflect effort during physical activity, but may actually, in turn, increase our perception of effort.
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Her thick hair is pushed to one side in front of her, and she is frowning, probably because of the sunlight.
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In the household department, there's toilet paper (probably useful for both the frowning and smiling pile of poo), soap, and a sponge.
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In most of them, however, the men are smiling while the woman at the forefront of the pictures is frowning or expressionless.
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I was astonished to learn recently that Grumpy Cat, the forever-frowning pet beloved by the internet, is nearly five years old.
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Surrounding it were hundreds of frowning commuters waiting for the numbers to change so they could get the hell out of here.
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At Penn Station, a man stood eating a bagel with cream cheese while frowning at the outdoors just beyond the glass partition.
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The perpetually frowning feline — who boasts more than 450,000 followers on Twitter — posted a snapshot on Thursday outside the White House's gates.pic.twitter.
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In "Black and Blues," a drug deal may be going bad amid evergreens, Mercedes-Benzes and the frowning faces of Mount Rushmore.
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In Meyers's frowning red mug, slamming that ball into the rim, we see the ultimate tragedy of sports: it is, truly, never enough.
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He has found, for example, that people with the condition have no trouble recognizing faces, or distinguishing pictures of people smiling and frowning.
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The room, in a stroke of good luck, was peopled with strangers: A frowning girl with her shirt hiked up over her belly.
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"FROWNING POO can express a range of meanings that the smiling poo emoji cannot," a 12-page proposal for the new emoji reads.
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Seconds after court adjourned, I was concentrating on my laptop so intently that I didn't realize the bailiff was standing over me, frowning.
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He has bushy reddish-brown hair and a mustache, and always appears to be suppressing a sly smile, even when he is frowning.
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Showing virtual makeup on a real, live face — which can be twisting, winking, smiling, or frowning — involves a complicated hardware-and-software tango.
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Instead, lock onto to the one person who's not frowning or staring at her smartphone, someone who seems to be responding to you.
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In 2008, in response to George's first experiment, parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity adopted resolutions frowning on ocean fertilization and geoengineering.
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Grumpy Cat and her owners made appearances on TV shows, wrote several books, and garnered a huge following who loved her frowning facial expression.
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The frowning Jyn is a passable amalgam of Luke and Leia, but we never warm to her as much as we warmed to them.
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At the end of his Dark Knight Trilogy, even Christian Bale's frowning Bruce Wayne ends up on a Mediterranean vacation with Anne Hathaway's Catwoman.
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Guzello, her hair coiled into a tight bun, leaned forward, frowning intently, as Crew drew pictures and wrote notes on a sheet of paper.
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I found a bunch of brightly colored aerosol cans and plastic bottles, each labeled with a bright green circle depicting a sick, frowning face.
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But Daddy grabbed the little kitten from her and reached into the backseat red-faced and frowning to grab Pumpkin and Cinder from us.
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This week's "Saturday Night Live" did not start in its typical spot with a frowning Alec Baldwin as President Trump in the Oval Office.
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I turn to my colleague next to me and I'm about to tell her this when I see her frowning at the computer screen.
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Frowning figures from the Bowie organisation are looking obscurely busy, as do various tour personnel who will soon be steering this show around the world.
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In tennis, the frowning of opponents and conservative fans has likely made most players think twice about taking up under-arm serving as a tactic.
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Long queues outside bank branches and ATMs, frowning faces of small business owners and stranded tourists have become commonplace as a cash crunch grips India.
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The frowning faces captured therein were meant to offer proof that CNN was biased against Trump, and to serve as red meat to his base.
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Sara paused, frowning slightly, and then slid half the steak onto her own plate, more than she could possibly eat, passing the rest to Hassan.
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"The odds are stacked against him," Mr. Wacker said, frowning as he held a sign for his union at a rally in Pittsburgh on Monday.
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And he's not the only one frowning on the agreement, which falls far short of the $5.7 billion Trump originally demanded for a border wall.
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Collectively, these results suggest that smiling may be a beneficial strategy to improve running economy, and to reduce perception of effort in comparison with frowning.
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Abigail makes a mockery of the series' archetype Ryu—the dignified, perma-frowning loner whose interests comprise walking and not enjoying himself—and I love it.
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In the experimental setup, researchers released goats who were then free to walk toward the smiling or frowning face (or be stubborn and refuse to move).
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With his shaved head, crystalline eyes and slightly frowning lips, he sits in the lotus position, his robe enveloping his body in curving, gracefully rhythmic folds.
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He had cyclists do a test to exhaustion, and on the screen in front of them, he flashed pictures of either smiling faces or frowning faces.
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So sit back and watch your timeline get infected with smiling, crying, frowning dots, crowding around you, in a circle, closer, making faces, closer, oh god.
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In the Arabic edition, an avuncular 58-year-old Salem was pictured on the cover, frowning; in the Hebrew version, he appeared with a sleepy grin.
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Lots of customers were frowning at it, but none of the staff or the landlord ever noticed, and it's still hanging there two years later. 13.
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His usual persona is that of the frowning goofball, at once puerile and intense, and "Three Billboards" is the first film to explore that tricky compound.
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Late in high school I discovered Anti Fade records and fell in love with a lot of their bands, especially Frowning Clouds, Living Eyes and Ausmuteants.
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Once or twice in the evenings Angela had put a hand on her daughter's forehead as if she were ill; Cecilia had shaken her off, frowning.
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"The community would be frowning upon council if it even put Larry as a priority anywhere at the moment," said Andrew MacDonald, the council's chief executive.
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Soko makes a case for frowning if you feel like it in a melancholy track that evokes the vibe of Beach House as interpreted by Nico.
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Then, the pasta-giver was replaced by two large, side-by-side photos of human faces, one smiling and one angrily frowning, tacked to the metal meshes.
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Possibly the internet's most viral animal star, Grumpy Cat, passed away this week, and fans from all over are mourning the loss of the famous frowning feline.
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For emphasis, the actor hilariously spliced a drawing of laughing and frowning theater masks at the bottom of the photo, with the corresponding mask underneath each twin.
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When I came here as a boy, when I wandered and met and learned from E.L., I saw their faces pressed to these same windows, frowning out.
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It's the biggest change to the BSOD since the software maker removed a lot of crash details in Windows 8 and replaced them with a frowning face.
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And no, there weren't any passengers frowning out the window as their pilot did little loops and bends only to end up where where they started out.
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"H-I-L-L-A-R-Y, Hillary, Hillary, Our Nominee," the Clinton supporters shouted, frowning at several people just steps away wearing "Bernie 2016" T-shirts.
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In it, Melania Trump can be seen smiling as her husband turns around to talk to her, only to start frowning as soon as he turns away.
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Heller and his Republican allies argued that supporting Rosen would mean higher taxes and open borders, while frowning on campaign contributions she received from donors in California.
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And rugby could emphasize the same combination — frowning upon hits that cause unconsciousness in addition to its existing rules against "high" tackling — and achieve better results, too.
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At a store in the mall nearest my apartment, there is a T-shirt for sale that reads "Kiki doesn't love you," paired with a frowning emoticon.
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"He did smile ya know, he wasn't one of those kids that was constantly frowning, but I think social situations throughout school may have changed him," Zach said.
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It would take a zippier director than Ms Nair to get our blood pumping with shots of two people sitting opposite each other and frowning at chess boards.
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Proposals for frowning piles of poo (the smiling version already exists) drew particular ire, and were described as "damaging…to the Unicode standard", by Michael Everson, a typographer.
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Created by researchers at Osaka University, this crazy baby-head robot can mimic human emotions by scrunching up its nose, smiling and even closing its eyes and frowning.
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The Internet's favorite forever-frowning feline made history on Friday, making her Broadway debut and becoming the first genuine kitty ever to appear in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats.
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But in the waiting room I put my phone number as my last name, and my boyfriend and my housemates noticed I was pale and frowning a lot.
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Whereas Mr. Obama's predecessors are, to the man, shown expressionless and composed, Mr. Obama sits tensely forward, frowning, elbows on his knees, arms crossed, as if listening hard.
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But historically, when consumers are optimistic and willing to spend, even frowning business executives cannot stand in their way, and right now, global consumers are ready to buy.
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A few weeks after the "Ode to Joy" in London, Dudamel leaned back on his stool at the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, frowning down at the orchestra.
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Curran faced intense backlash and harassment after a short clip shared by ESPN shows Beyoncé going from smiling widely to frowning as Curran leans over to chat with JAY-Z.
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"This looks like a poster for a 1970s horror movie," tweeted New York Times culture writer Dave Itzkoff in response to a photo of Trump standing behind Clinton and frowning.
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But they did not begin dating, in accordance with the church frowning on clergy members developing romantic attachments to parishioners, until after Ms. Cadwallader began a new job, in 2010.
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Lumbering, frowning and curmudgeonly, Ove trudges back to the small gated community that he watches over like a hawk and determines to join his recently deceased wife by hanging himself.
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I tried this out myself — it was both fun and unnerving to see the Mini rolling in different directions depending on whether I was smiling, frowning or tilting my head.
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One ad showed a frowning Mr. Trump, and declared him "The Worst, Most Hated President in American History," the kind of extreme declaration one might expect of Mr. Trump himself.
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A frowning barracuda lolled in the warm waves, and we stopped to admire his stout silver body for a second, before he high-tailed it into the deep, shadowy water beyond.
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I personally think that changing PILE OF POO to a de facto SMILING PILE OF POO was wrong, but adding F|FROWNING PILE OF POO as a counterpart is even worse.
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Sooner or later, its phones will command the kind of premium prices it's frowning on right now, but there's still quite a bit of runway to go before it gets there.
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But it's not a fight over the layering of cheeseburger ingredients or what the mouthless smiley means: The emoji overlords are reportedly battling over the need for a frowning poop emoji.
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By completely dominating the policy conversation, putting an inordinate focus on benefit payments, and frowning on new practices, the "Big Six" have had the effect of stagnating national approaches to veterans.
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"We had a space for musicians who were in the jazz world and wanted to experiment, or who were doing stuff that the jazz world was frowning on," Mr. McKenzie said.
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Those were placed about four feet apart (see image below), and occasionally swapped so that the smiling and frowning photos were on the left or right sides at one point or another.
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But it's the poop animoji that "sings" first, a frowning face icon that first appeared in 2010 and has been replicated as various household objects including cushions, slippers and on baby-grows.
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Mr. Muti, perhaps today's leading Verdi conductor, is a stickler for performing the composer's scores "come scritto" ("as written"), frowning on, for instance, the extra high notes performers have added over time.
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In 2015, Research from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, studied 12 cats and their owners and found that cats behaved differently when their owners were smiling compared to when they were frowning.
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Maybe the folks over at Unicode Consortium can find some time to stop fighting over the frowning poop emoji and work on getting couples of all kinds represented in the burgeoning digital language.
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What makes it even better is how the bot sounds so self-conscious and apologetic while delivering own after own, like its frowning sadly while absolutely ruining you in front of your pals.
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No, it wasn't the one promoting breast augmentation by showing frowning, small-chested women turn into smiling, large-chested women — though that one is also disturbing — it was much more subtle than that.
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Vanessa Barbara SÃO PAULO, Brazil — A woman weeps while sitting in a corporate board room, surrounded by a couple of frowning businessmen and floor-to-ceiling glass windows showcasing the São Paulo skyline.
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So when the checker at the market is frowning and seems unfriendly or when an elderly person seems to scowl at them, they are less likely to judge them or take it personally.
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By using an undanceable, plodding beat, he divorced the idea of fun and levity from his hip-hop, an approach which appealed very strongly to his crossover audience of frowning, angst-ridden rock fans.
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Within 24 hours, the post was shared more than 210,260 times, collecting a further 2000,28 reactions — thumbs-up likes, frowning emoji, angry emoji — as well as 2100 comments, many lengthy and virtually all impassioned.
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For the rest of you, who may be frowning at that mercury resting steadfastly in the low 20s, maybe I can persuade you to recall the miseries of grilling on oppressive thick August afternoons.
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Reynolds, 42, shared photos of the joke to his Instagram, frowning in a red and green sweater (with a giant gold bow on it) as he stood between a laughing Jackman, 50, and Gyllenhaal, 38.
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Hidden within this frowning face is an actor known for being a member of a fantastic bunch ... harness your superhuman powers to see if you can figure out the star hiding in this warped photo!
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From the outside, it looks like an industrial estate, surrounded by wire fences, with young men wandering aimlessly between bits of dismantled cars and puddles, as guards stand at their kiosk frowning at the entrance.
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My immediate reaction was one of frowning cynicism, as I'd heard of George Foreman's Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machines before, and I was content in my prejudice that they were a lame marketing gimmick.
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But we might be a more civilized society, and our conversations more productive, if we began seriously frowning on the habit of judging others based on their allegiance to the Republican Party, Democrats, or Trump.
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The most popular theory proposes only six "primary" or "basic" emotions, which are universally recognized by their facial expressions, like anger (frowning stare), happiness (laugh and smile), and fear (eyes wide open, lips stretched horizontally).
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For example, Mercer was seen as frowning on the possibility of fired Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski being tapped as chairman of the Republican National Committee, according to three people close to the Trump transition.
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President Trump, performed as usual by the frowning Alec Baldwin, and the first lady, Melania Trump, played by Cecily Strong, trimmed their tree, giving them (and the show) a chance to do a little reminiscing.
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The functions even let Cozmo look specifically for smiling or frowning faces, and comes with a ton of preprogrammed Cozmo reactions to these if conditions, such as a celebratory dance, a laugh, or an annoyed groan.
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While developers have seen some controversy over the upcoming frowning poop emoji, there's one positive character design hitting our keyboards in 2018 — and it comes in the form of a wider representation of different hair types.
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Curran said since the incident, she has faced intense harassment after a short clip shared by ESPN shows Beyoncé, 23, going from smiling widely to frowning as Curran leans over to chat with JAY-Z, 26.
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Like Ms. Sagher, I hadn't met Mr. Dietz's play before, but when it premiered Ben Brantley called it " 'Melrose Place' with a thesaurus and a reflective streak of self-consciousness," frowning on the heavy-handed dialogue.
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"If we leave, or are removed from the slums, frustration and pain will be a killer," said Colbot's female community chief Yo Thoronka, frowning as she watched pigs feed from litter-strewn puddles outside her home.
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Princess Kate will be putting her wedding party skills to use once again this year — along with Princess Charlotte, who we can only hope will carry on the frowning-flower-girl legacy — for Pippa's wedding in May.
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Here tourists line up at the Cable Car terminus, eager to get to Fisherman's Wharf, squinting up in surprise at the cold summer fog streaming overhead, squinting down and frowning at their phones to avoid the panhandlers.
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The crowd largely heeded the warning, save for a few outbursts and the constant presence of bright orange handbills reading, "Caution: Amazon Lies," along with a frowning face playing off the company's familiar "A to Z" logo.
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It was great getting to see a heap of bands I really worshipped at the time in the one day, Frowning Clouds (a long time fav I figured I'd never see play) even played a surprise set.
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Unlike her two sons — one frowning into a prayer book, the other staring off into space — she seems, thanks to the artist's empathetic skill, entirely involved in the drama of agonized grief and redemptive death she's witnessing.
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Meanwhile, Papadopoulos's carefree tweets, including smiling snapshots of his wife on his lap and beside him at the beach, are a far cry from the frowning mug shot taken after his arrest at Dulles Airport last summer.
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The device senses a limited range of emotions at the moment including smiling, frowning, winking, smirking and raising your eyebrows but there's so much you can convey in a social VR setting once you unlock body language.
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Many Americans apparently think that frowning is an activity that takes place at the corners of the mouth — which means "turn that frown upside-down" now makes sense to me for the first time in my life.
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Johnson, frowning slightly and staring directly at the camera, sits behind a desk in a paneled room at his official London residence with his resignation letter - which bemoaned the death of the "Brexit dream" - at the ready.
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Johnson, frowning slightly and staring directly at the camera, sits behind a desk in a panelled room at his official London residence with his resignation letter - which bemoaned the death of the "Brexit dream" - at the ready.
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One afternoon, in her backpack, I find a drawing she made at school: an orange "I," a red heart, a blue "U" and then a scary, frowning stick person with wild black hair pointing in every direction.
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In November of 1981, the cover of Time magazine was emblazoned "South Florida: Paradise Lost," with a frowning sun glowering over a postcard-style script embedded with images related to drugs, crime, and the Haitian refugee crisis.
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The next, though, I'd be frowning at the way I could only teleport across the wastes of 23rd century Massachusetts, using the left-hand controller to point at a spot and zoom there rather than running or sneaking.
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Ms. Harvey doesn't hold back in displaying Boo's frowning disapproval of nearly everyone but brings out the poignancy of Boo's frustration in feeling shut out of the family business and burdened with a daughter, Lala, who can't function successfully.
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The smiling Mr. Berville was recognized by everybody, was refused an ear by nobody and was distinctly more casual in his shirt sleeves than a frowning, dark-suited rival from the right-leaning Republican party, visiting the same stalls.
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Kipnis is drawn into this man's professional drama after she too was on the receiving end of two Title IX complaints stemming from an essay she wrote deploring her university's policy of frowning on relationships between teachers and students.
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The euro zone public opinion is also frowning on abuses and mismanagement of otherwise humane welfare provisions and cases where the social safety nets are savaged while unpopular presidents pay their barbers and beauticians monthly salaries equivalent to $22.6,800.
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The rose Van Noten is frowning at is a vivid, deep pink, a Schiaparelli shade, and as he lifts it, gently, with his fingertips, it's unclear what he wants to say about it: He looks almost angry at it.
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Our science editor, Rose Pastore, naturally felt the need to test her hypothesis that it would blur out any wrinkles, including those created by severe frowning, and senior reporter Bryan Menegus opted to add himself to the test pool, too.
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The label of the new Amigous Cerveza craft beer, showing a frowning Trump in a sombrero, his trousers held up with a swastika belt buckle, mocks his divisive campaign rhetoric against Mexico and his pledge to build a border wall.
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There are some surprising variations on classic favorites, including the aforementioned frowning pile of poo and a smiling face surrounded by hearts, as well as major expansions of other categories, with many new body parts, animals, food products, and household goods.
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Coming too early not only leaves your partner smirk-frowning in a what-the-fuck-bro state of confusion, but it also sends you to sleep immediately—like a big, stupid bear that's just eaten all its hibernation food at once.
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There are angry faces and frowning faces and thumbs down and even the so-called Face With No Good Gesture, which, in the Apple set, is a woman with her arms crossed in an X. But, seriously, look at her: 🙅.
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His stint at the top consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, which has been mired in scandals related to corruption and support of authoritarian regimes, is considered a con among Democratic voters, who reported frowning upon management consulting experience when evaluating candidates.
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This had also been shown by Ms. Beckham, but a frowning middle-aged man with a beard was hardly Rubens's most appealing subject; it sold to a telephone bidder for a respectable £1003 million, the top price of the sale.
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Based on a James Patterson novel of the same name, Zoo follows the adventures of "renegade zoologist Jackson Oz" (James Wolk) and his perpetually frowning band of troublemaking colleagues as they race to discover why the animals are rising up.
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He's never made art like this before, about death, with scribbles like "Erase all criminals!" and "but the devil is making a new us," angry suns, angels, and stick figures with guns pointing them at a frowning man in a mariachi hat.
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One expects the reversal, of course, but it comes in a double blow, the first of which is so cunningly done I found myself pausing, frowning and riffling back through 200 pages to confirm that I had, indeed, been thoroughly stitched up.
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I was a child kneeling to extract a grasshopper from the closed cage of one hand, solemn with the necessity of gentleness, frowning as I took in the details of its netted wings, heraldically marked thorax, abdomen as glossy and engineered as jewelry.
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With the cobbler pointing and laughing and his fellow-cobblers starting to join in and pedestrians stopping to see and cars slowing down and mullahs and would-be mullahs frowning at me from the ablution area, I was visited by a familiar embarrassment.
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My co-workers and I made a circle of crossed-armed bodies and frowning, silent mouths as we listened to our director read us the talking points on what we should do if the House of Representatives failed to appropriate funds for fiscal year 2014.
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There's such unforgettable stars as "Face with uneven eyes and mouth" (tl;dr: drunk), "salt shaker" (which will obviously become the go-to substitute for calling someone salty) and "frowning pile of poo" — because it's 2017 and even poo is unhappy with things right now.
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After spending the Obama era frowning and sighing about how the national deficit (the gap between annual government spending and revenues) was troublingly high, Republicans decided last year to explode that same figure with a tax cut package massively tilted toward the rich and corporations.
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For example, a convincing instance argues that "Thought" (1895), a half frowning female head emerging from its encasing marble block, refers to the ancient idea that artists had an inner vision of their subject which by carving would be released from the raw material.
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Reva led me down a spiral staircase into the basement, where there was a kind of rec room—rough blue carpeting, wood paneling, small windows up by the ceiling, a cluster of half-decent watercolors hanging crookedly above a frowning, wrinkled, mauve vinyl couch.
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"I feel so helpless that as a Hong Konger, as a citizen, I don't even have a vote," said Priscilla Pang, a 22-year-old student, frowning at a wheel of fortune featuring the faces of several potential candidates for the leader, or chief executive.
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Sure, Spieth has finished an impressive second and first, respectively, in his two career starts at the Masters, but entering the gates at Augusta with a balky putter is more daunting than trying to sneak past one of the club's frowning security guards without a credential.
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George W. Bush talks Trump's inauguration, his poncho difficulties A frowning, and then laughing, Bush could not seem to figure out how to position the plastic garment and these pictures were used throughout the year to express displeasure at anything from the political to the personal.
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It might have taken Halep 20 minutes to win the first two games, but the rest of the set lasted only another 23 minutes to the disappointment of not only Svitolina but also her tennis-playing boyfriend Gael Monfils who sat frowning in the players' box.
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But every time she went before the parole board—which Gordon pictured as a row of Phyllis Schlaflys, all frowning, with stiff hair, industrial panty hose, and little rippling American-flag pins like the ones Republican candidates wore for political debates—Geronima told them that she was innocent.
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On the evenings that he chose not to be in the Prefects' Room or swooping down on boys smoking outside the library, he would sit in the main common room, frowning over a chessboard with a headless queen and two missing pawns, which had been replaced with fifty-cent coins.
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A recent blog post on the Oxford English Dictionary's website pointed out that the singular "they" has long been used in the English language — tracing it back as far as a 14th-century romance — and that it wasn't until much later that grammarians started frowning upon using "they" to refer to one person.
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"Unhappy Meal" (2018), a sculpture that the Swiss artist Carol May intended to look just like a box containing a Happy Meal (McDonald's distinctive children's combo) save for its frowning mouth, was mistaken for trash and thrown out by cleaning crew workers at the Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, which hosted the Harbour Art Fair.
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The bottom line is that if you could use a simple strategy to keep you engaged, then these lists will keep you juggling and smiling as if you worked for Barnum & Bailey Circus, which is a lot better than being just one of those smiling permabulls or frowning permabears sweeping up after the elephants.
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Lining the conference hall were posters of historical figures reimagined as pop-culture icons: George Washington sporting a Mike Tyson face tattoo, John F. Kennedy with a lip-shaped hickey on his cheek, a frowning Harriet Tubman wearing big headphones around her ears, Thomas Jefferson in red wayfarer sunglasses, and Benjamin Franklin as Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie.
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Perpetually frowning in confusion, but hanging onto his dignity with the help of his smart uniform, neat moustache and jutting jaw, he keeps being called into his superiors' panelled offices for a dressing down, thus raising the question of why Mr Dujardin hasn't yet been cast as Inspector Clouseau in a Hollywood reboot of "The Pink Panther".
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State of the Art Happy new year to you and yours, of course, but I'm going to have to put a halt to the festivities and play Frowning Farhad for a minute: You're fooling yourself if you think 2018 is going to be any different, sanity- or anxiety-wise, from the roller coaster of the year just concluded.
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Earlier possibilities that have been now trashed include Frowning Pile Of Poo and Grinning Face With Letters OK As Eyes, but still in the running are Mango, Face With Smiling Eyes And Party Horn And Party Hat, redheads (!), and Badger, which I am personally excited about so I can finally text the "Badger Badger Badger" song to someone entirely in emoji.
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Phoenix's version doesn't look much like the Joker, but he does look familiar—so here's a quick rundown of every thing Arthur actually does look like: It's hard to tell exactly how Phoenix's frowning, sleepy-eyed Arthur will turn into a psychotic clown wreaking havoc on the fine folks of Gotham—but maybe that's what will make him so goddamn terrifying.
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Sandwiched between her husband, Jay-Z, and Nicole Curran, wife of Golden State Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob, Beyoncé alternates between smiling and frowning as Curran talks over her to Jay Z. According to Curran, she asked Jay-Z if he wanted a drink, he replied with his order ("vodka soda"), she asked if he wanted lime, all the while inching ever closer into Beyoncé's personal space.
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The 6 is a specific kind of Toronto: the one where you listen to "Know Yourself" while driving down the 401 with your buds, yelling WOES out the window; the one where you sit outside the OVO flagship store on Dundas West waiting for a glimpse of the 6 God but only get a frowning security guard who is tired of your celebrity searching shit.
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Based only on the thin slice of publicly available facts, it's possible the Department of Justice has amassed sufficient evidence to charge Trump with additional crimes relating to: Staunch MAGA followers might assume, at a minimum, that were it not for the internal DOJ guidance frowning upon the prospect of indicting a sitting president, prosecutors would charge Trump with "trumped-up" crimes if they could.
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Ms. Milz, 225, who lives with her husband and three children in Chicago, had agreed to be a panelist for a company called TVision Insights, which monitored her viewing habits — and whether her eyes flicked down to her phone during the commercials, whether she was smiling or frowning — through a device on top of her TV. "The marketing company said, 'We're going to ask you to put this device in your home, connect it to your TV and they're going to watch you for the Olympics to see how you like it, what sports, your expression, who's around,'" she said.
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