In an instant, news cameras and gawkers flowed toward him.
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What's really upsetting ... the barrage of gawkers cropping up in increasing numbers.
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Protestors screamed and reporters swarmed; the bagpipes brayed and the gawkers gawked.
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Sure enough, there are gawkers when they shop at a Goodwill store.
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We liked to think of ourselves as disaster anthropologists instead of gawkers.
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It's a world apart from Como's villa gawkers and George Clooney-seeking crowds.
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Things can become dicey when the gawkers forget that the bears are wild animals.
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Hundreds of gawkers, mostly men, showed up on the set and heckled Ms. Monroe.
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He doubted a man like Lim would play in view of gawkers and bystanders.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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"The Crowd," a first-season creep-fest about accident gawkers, remains a ghoulish delight.
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But you actually don't get the feeling that any rude gawkers are around here.
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His friends and a few random gawkers have gathered outside the general-purpose room's door.
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Months ago, gawkers were able to drive up to the Clinton's gate and take photos.
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Security personnel, some wearing thobes, traditional Qatari men's tops, directed gawkers to the ticket window.
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Gawkers and attendees are, in turn, under the watch of heavily armed police and army.
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And then there are the skinny dippers, the gawkers and those with dripping ice cream.
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But that's apparently about as far as potential buyers – or cinephile gawkers – were willing to go.
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They were surrounded by reporters and gawkers holding up cellphone cameras to the North Korean entourage.
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"Athleisure" now enjoys Merriam-Webster status, and celebrity gawkers know where their favorite Jenner sister trains.
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By the next morning, 1,500 gawkers had gathered outside the Borden house in Fall River, Mass.
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But gawkers on the internet have subsequently had a great time mocking the chaos on social media.
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It seemed like most of the people didn't really care about dancing too much, they were just gawkers.
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Each Big Clapper has a motion sensor to detect nearby gawkers and a number of different operation modes.
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Kim, North and Saint hit the ice skating rink and did a respectable job as gawkers looked on.
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For all Barnum loved catering to an audience, the movie gives no voice to us, the gawkers, the onlookers.
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A sheriff's patrol unit used loudspeakers to tell gawkers to stay clear of the distressed fish, the newspaper reported.
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In 2016, however, Brooklyn bagel shop Bagel Store introduced a rainbow bagel, attracting tourists and gawkers from miles away.
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Yet lately, the corner of the thoroughfare and Madison Avenue has drawn almost as many gawkers as Times Square.
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And then there are the skinny dippers, the out-of-control children, the dripping ice cream and the gawkers.
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But there was little traffic, no protesters and few gawkers — except for a herd of horses, idly chewing grass.
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"Nobody gives a damn — this is a farce," he told us, gesturing at the gawkers taking photos of the body.
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After the house was razed in 1979, the vacant lot drew hoards of gawkers ... fans, documentarians and even ghost hunters.
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It is sure to be a zingy and energetic affair, with each room a cacophony of models, photographers and gawkers.
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Since the election, protesters, the press and gawkers flocking to the tower have made it difficult for local businesses to operate.
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Simmons even had made a habit of dashing out to greet gawkers on tour buses passing by his Los Angeles home.
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The hawks, Pale Male and his mate Lola, were celebrities in their own right, drawing regular crowds of gawkers with binoculars.
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Internet gawkers have already had a field day with this bit of surreal comedy, and it's clear SNL intends to have more.
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Gawkers and good Samaritans are differentiated by their actions, but Miss Manners recognizes that in such situations, action is not always required.
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There was still the thrill of passing through the gawkers outside, being ignored by the photographers, flashing the invite and actually getting in.
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She and others also complained of additional street traffic owing to gawkers, and that a music video was even filmed atop the building.
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At least 200, plus a strong contingent of media and local gawkers, had gathered to show their support for Dennis Oland, convicted murderer.
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But in basketball circles, online clips of the 6-foot-7 wing's aerial exploits have attracted gawkers and admirers since he was in high school.
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But despite both vloggers being single at the same time, legions of fans and internet gawkers speculated that Paul's new relationship with Mongeau was a hoax.
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A reminder that people, even ones who run vile forums, and the regular gawkers online can feel a tiny spark of joy every now and again.
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Blocks weighing as much as 14 tons were blasted from the crater, littering the landscape and making for numerous photos of gawkers standing next to boulders.
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" I've seen Vermin Supreme attention-seeking and smirking, wearing a fake plastic ass and a rubber cone on his head, petitioning gawkers to "Vote Vermin Supreme.
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Outside, an armed police officer stood watch as Magnolia employees orderly herded shoppers and gawkers into the 22018,210.4-square-foot space packed with Magnolia-branded decor.
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On this muggy day, almost all of the assembled crowd turned out to be gawkers; only four people actually raised their bidding paddles at any point.
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Ivanka Trump's new neighbors in Washington, D.C., aren't fans of the constant Secret Service presence or the gawkers hoping to catch a glimpse of the First Family.
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In the terrific opening scene, Candy is back on the streets she once prowled, shooting guerrilla-style among the gawkers and rats that keep sabotaging her takes.
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After striking up a few conversations with the gawkers, I realized that they were official election observers who had been dispatched by candidates to guard against counting shenanigans.
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Reporters, photographers and gawkers waited for Mr. Trump to emerge in the foyer and among them was Marcia Kramer, the hard-charging veteran reporter for New York's WCBS-TV.
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Coincidentally, gawkers noted, New Beauty Editor-in-Chief Emily Dougherty worked at American Elle for 20 years before she took over as head of New Beauty earlier this year.
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The home where Sharon Tate and 4 others were murdered is attracting gawkers at all hours of the day and night ... and it's all because of Quentin Tarantino's new flick.
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On black floor mats amongst a crowd of gawkers, handlers, and other pups, Ace was tying himself up with red rope to the music of Puscifer's The Undertaker (Renholder Mix).
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Even when the protesters take their placards elsewhere, camera-wielding gawkers loiter on the sidewalk, gazing up at the tower where Donald J. Trump, the president-elect, is taking meetings.
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Mr. Robert climbed the 46-story Heron Tower, which is over 750 feet high, on Thursday as the police cordoned off the building, closed roads and ushered away curious gawkers.
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Since the election, the glass-sheathed tower, on Fifth Avenue between East 56th and 57th Streets, has drawn thousands of protesters and gawkers, swelling congestion in that area of Midtown Manhattan.
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The "gawkers" are at once too early and too late to the party, urging the narrator not to jump as he rests on the pavement, their alarm seeming more like provocation.
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My fellow gawkers include observers from the European Space Agency, plus-ones of Blue employees, and the Southwest Airlines pilot who safely landed a plane in Philadelphia after her engine blew up.
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And then there were the passing tour buses, loaded with gawkers trying to catch sight of the architectural masterpiece, which is among the only residential structures that Koolhaas, 281, has ever built.
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Even as safe as the tree may be from an onslaught of gawkers and vandals, Methuselah cannot ward off the inevitable: The trunks of bristlecone pines begin to die around their 1,000th birthday.
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It's impossible to prove that she was the first Chinese woman in the United States, but it's certain that she was a rarity, brought here to be displayed before paying crowds of gawkers.
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Since opening in March, shoppers, diners and gawkers have streamed to Hudson Yards, the borough's "biggest, newest, slickest gated community," as Michael Kimmelman, the architecture critic of The New York Times put it.
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" On Thursday at 9:30pm, there were only a few people gathered around the mural, which is atypical of Banksy projects that normally are mobbed with gawkers and fans, often called "Banksy hunters.
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Members of the community who weren't students had joined in, and gawkers showed up to take photos of runners in bras and panties without their knowledge, keeping them "for their personal use," she added.
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In one pungent sequence, Clark gets that famously awful haircut, then drifts past a firing squad of gawkers, like Carrie at the prom, as her face quivers with recognition that she's become a dirty joke.
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In the telling of the Icelandic novelist (and Bjork collaborator) Sjon, Reykjavik in 1918 is so isolated that the arrival of a steamer from Denmark draws gawkers just to see the tailoring of the visitors' clothes.
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The boats dock at the city's most famous temples like Wat Pho, where we entered shoeless into a massive pavilion containing a 22-foot long reclining Buddha and a steady flow of shoulder-to-shoulder gawkers.
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When the time for the speech came, Trump joined his entourage and a gaggle of gay conservatives as they walked through the crowded hotel lobby and were mobbed by supporters and gawkers asking for photos and autographs.
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Above, Dirty Franks This week, the city of Philadelphia finds itself under siege, as droves of Democratic National Convention attendees, journalists, protesters, and plain-ole gawkers file into town to have their voices heard and their votes counted.
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Ever since Donald J. Trump was elected president last month, the sidewalks around his black-glass home and office on Fifth Avenue have been clogged with gawkers, security barriers and officers who search shopping bags filled with presents.
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But as Rolo tells his visitor with a delirious leer, he then used this consciousness to lay a tourist trap for eager gawkers, setting his prisoner up to get electrocuted over and over again for his visitor's thrill.
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The fees can be in the hundreds of dollars and even more than $1,000 for editorially important images Eilts said he worries about a severe storm striking potentially thousands of people stuck in traffic jams caused by storm gawkers.
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And though we may be a ways off from Basler's dream of "intersectional, societally representative" sex information that's shared by people with firsthand experience (rather than, say, the voyeuristic gawkers behind a show like Real Sex), we're still making progress.
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But news outlets and online gawkers have been gobbling up the spectacle for years, especially since since the release of "American Juggalo," a short, lewd independent documentary from 2011 that captured the scene before much of the mainstream came calling.
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Amid the bedazzled homes in the Dyker Heights section of New York's Brooklyn borough, December crowds from as far away as Japan are expected to top last year's 100,33 gawkers, said Fran Vella-Marrone, president of Dyker Heights Civic Association.
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And who could forget the 69SixtyNine, a knockoff VR-enabled twerking vaginal sex toy; displayed in the middle of the floor with real-to-life female anatomy, the shameless copy of Pornhub's PR ploy attracted a crowd of giggling gawkers.
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Some of the essays, reviews and reported articles collected in "The Rub of Time" — including two miniature anthologies of questions posed in The Independent by fans, gawkers and haters — take Amis's household-name status as an occasion or a theme.
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City museums—whether built anew, like Frank Gehry's Bilbao Guggenheim, or rehabilitated from old industrial buildings, like the Tate Modern—play the kind of social role we associate with medieval churches, attracting a crowd of peddlers, lovers, gawkers, dogs, and loiterers.
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Weinstein faces a daily gauntlet of reporters, gawkers and negative backlash as he makes his way to court each day," the lawyers wrote, adding that some among the news media "arrive in their various perches as early as 5 a.m.
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If Buakaw's popularity is enough to attract camera-toting tourists to the original Banchamek Gym in his remote hometown in Surin, as we saw first-hand when visiting, the Banchamek Bangkok branch is downright inundated with fans, reporters, and gawkers.
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In an interview at The New York Times, Mr. Bacon, 59 — good-naturedly waving to gawkers beyond a conference room window — talked about collaborating with his wife, his latest turn as a sex object and his resurrection of a long-ago role.
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As Bella Hadid exited the Michael Kors spring 2018 show (where she had walked the runway wearing flip-flops), she was escorted out of Spring Studios in Soho by her security, who was trying to clear the sidewalk from overzealous photographers and gawkers alike.
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Gawkers came every night to see the apricot smudges of light through the windows of Edison's house and along the streets, marvelling at how the bulbs stayed lit through wind and rain, shining steadily and silently, and could be turned on and off with ease.
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He rushed to the terminal with just his phone and began to livestream the protests, connecting couch-bound gawkers to the remarkable scenes developing on the frigid concrete off Jamaica Bay -- a swirl of dread and panic leavened by the intoxicating sense of something new.
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Certainly, we live in different times, but the Roosevelts' example stands in stark contrast from the $35 million price tag estimated for security provided throughout the president-elect's transition, or the disruption of local business with the injection of security barriers, law enforcement and gawkers.
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In them, he states that customers who complain about him online draw attention in "forums," and then get "dog-piled" by fans of S.O.E. This attracts gawkers who are won over by his brash style and head to his online store, where they buy stuff.
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The British actor, who is in the midst of filming the supernatural superhero tale in Manhattan, paid a surprise visit Sunday to Midtown shop JHU Comic Books, where gawkers had to do a double-take to make sure that this was, indeed, an authentic celebrity conjuring.
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Some villagers are happy to exploit the monster legend by giving boat tours and such, and so are pranksters: Early on, three waggish youths spread butcher-shop castoffs near the water to resemble a giant amphibious creature's carcass, drawing gawkers and even a little news coverage.
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In Cavendish, Vermont, the tiny picturesque town he called home for nearly two decades, people still talk proudly about how they refused to give out the address of a man who fiercely guarded his privacy, despite the many reporters, fans, and gawkers who traveled far to see him.
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Where to Go Now The 50,000 officials, delegates, journalists, protesters and gawkers expected to head to Cleveland during the Republican National Convention will encounter extra-tight security around the Quicken Loans Arena, known locally as the Q, where the main event takes place from July 18 through July 21.
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Perhaps determined to continue signaling disregard for her critics, Trump has repeated the idea of horror-tinged White-House decor in at least one corner of the place, lining an entire hallway with blood-red Christmas trees that immediately reminded gawkers on social media of fun holiday movies.
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That is mostly meant to keep gawkers and pranksters away, but it also helps ensure that a donor's family member doesn't catch a distressing glimpse of their loved one's progress from corpse to skeleton — like puberty, an awkward, unattractive transition most people would prefer not to be remembered by.
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The threat of FOMO (fear of missing out) is strong at fashion week — no other way to explain the gawkers who lined up 10 deep outside the Topshop show, hoping to catch a glimpse of Kate Moss — but Mr. Chalayan channeled his despair into one of the week's best collections.
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After breaking into the park, the young bull seemed to grow sheepish (pardon us), slowing down to spend nearly an hour stock-still on the artificial grass of a sports field, staring back at dozens of gawkers who had gathered on the other side of a chain-link fence to watch.
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Passers-by and gawkers with smartphones also struggled to get a shot of Ms. Hyon, who rose to pre-eminence on the propaganda-heavy North Korean pop music scene with her No. 1 hit "A Girl in the Saddle of a Steed," a song about a tireless, overachieving female factory worker.
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Mr. McCarthy, 42, was looking at the space that used to house "Total Request Live," the MTV afternoon show from 1998 to 2008 that helped make the host, Carson Daly, a star and was a must-stop destination for musicians, Times Square gawkers and advertisers eager to reach a young audience.
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Backpacks full of money, stadiums full of gawkers, attacks on TV executives, brutal mockery, pro-wrestling melodrama, violence against microphones, racially tinged taunts, custom-made scatological suits, flag theft, character assassination, hip-hop performances, rabble, rabble-rousing, accusations of illiteracy, accusations of cowardice, endless bragging, hyperventilating promoters, Drake, and the con to end all cons.
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Scores of protesters, members of the media and gawkers gathered outside Republican National Committee (RNC) headquarters on Thursday morning hoping to catch a glimpse of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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In all of this—the bemused/breathless live-tweeting of a stupendously tedious day of non-baseball, the presence of gawkers and dead-ender Tebow acolytes who like him, as one woman told the Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond, "because he knows when to kneel"—you can see the late-arriving apotheosis of the whole weird Tebow Thing that was so inescapable back in 2011.
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It's this second "her" — as "Baddie Winkle" — that has earned this octogenarian 2.9 million Instagram followers, the allegiances of Nicole Richie and Miley Cyrus (the latter of whom befriended Winkle at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards), and a fandom of supporters and gawkers who can't get enough of the cognitive dissonance of a woman who looks like your grandmother wearing the kinds of things you feel too old to wear.
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It's this second "her" — as "Baddie Winkle" — that has earned this octogenarian 1.1 million Instagram followers, the allegiances of Nicole Richie and Miley Cyrus (who invited Winkle to join her at the MTV Video Music Awards this Sunday), and a fandom of supporters and gawkers who can't get enough of the cognitive dissonance of a woman who looks like your grandmother wearing the kinds of things you feel too old to wear.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE; former White House press secretary Jay Carney and his wife, journalist Claire Shipman; Obama adviser David Axelrod hugging Michelle Obama's former chief of staff, Tina Tchen; ex-Obama aide Reggie Love; former White House chef Sam Kass and his wife, CBS News's Alex Wagner, smiling and attracting oodles of baby gawkers while holding their six-month-old son, Cy; and longtime Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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That such a lucrative trafficking network existed near the ritzy enclaves of Jupiter Island, home to the likes of golfer Tiger Woods, and Palm Beach, home to President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, seemed unfathomable to some of the gawkers who posed for selfies — and in some cases cracked off-color jokes — on Friday outside the Orchids of Asia massage parlor in Jupiter, the enterprise that officials said Mr. Kraft had visited.
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In contrast to the single element of the dead body, this diagonal is fragmented into a welter of details: the faces and bodies of gawkers jostling for a glimpse of the exhumed body or turning toward the figure of Christ, who raises his arm to point a finger at Lazarus — in a mirror image of the pointing finger in the artist's "Calling of Saint Matthew" (1599–1600) — commanding him to return to life.
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