It's a place to get a glimpse of the future.
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" We next get a glimpse of Dolores in her "reality.
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Today, we will get a glimpse of its possible future.
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Yet, every so often, you get a glimpse of something better.
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And we get a glimpse of the real stalker: Cheryl Blossom.
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Big crowds will show up to get a glimpse of him.
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You get a glimpse of what the future will look like.
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I can just get a glimpse of its almost translucent eyelids.
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Fans screamed, desperately scrambling to get a glimpse of their hero.
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Next up, we get a glimpse of Finn, encased in a pod.
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You can get a glimpse of what the page looks like below.
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Perhaps the half-pig creature we get a glimpse of shortly thereafter?
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Speaking of, we finally get a glimpse of Helena in this episode.
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Today, it is not easy to get a glimpse of a copy.
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Get a glimpse of Matty's lighter side with this Middle Eastern classic.
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You get a glimpse of the innards in the demonstration video below.
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Congress is struggling to get a glimpse of President Trump's tax returns.
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Mia is the first to get a glimpse of Amber's dark side.
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This is your opportunity to get a glimpse of the future of iOS.
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But with AR, we can finally get a glimpse of the other existences.
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So they hung out hoping to get a glimpse of Mongeau and Paul.
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Flip through the photos to get a glimpse of Tara's skin filled holiday.
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You get a glimpse of George grabbing the back of the guy's neck.
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And when we do get a glimpse of a todger, it's usually diseased.
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It's interesting to get a glimpse of the evening from the stars' perspectives.
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In exchange for a donation, you could get a glimpse of the king.
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But it's always fun to get a glimpse of what's happening on set.
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Next, we get a glimpse of General Organa, standing before a holographic star map.
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People lined up around the residence hoping to get a glimpse of the motorcade.
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At the end of the episode, we get a glimpse of this new DEA.
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Fans can get a glimpse of what this next record's going to be like.
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"You get a glimpse of what there is," said Mateo Kries, the museum's director.
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You may even get a glimpse of a bear, just don't get too close.
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For the first time, I started to get a glimpse of my family's story.
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Complicating their access, mourners flooded the area to get a glimpse of the scene.
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So, how can you get a glimpse of this historic and goosebump-inducing majesty?
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"We've heard about it, but now we actually get a glimpse of it," says Ventimiglia.
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And, of course, that's when we'll get a glimpse of Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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You can get a glimpse of how widespread the problem is by looking at haveibeenpwned.
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Business Insider reached out to seven successful people to get a glimpse of their workspace.
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Of course, I was instantly determined to get a glimpse of this off-limits material.
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This is your opportunity to get a glimpse of the future of iOS — and iPadOS.
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I get a glimpse of Sasha's acting skills when she shuts the door on me.
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In it, we get a glimpse of the type of auteur Wiseau aspired to be.
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I didn't get a glimpse of any mares, foals, or the farm's 48 other barns.
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Watch the end of the video to get a glimpse of the exotic wedding guest.
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To understand its workings is to get a glimpse of the way power operates today.
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You also can get a glimpse of the complex, frenzied, global nature of hurricane formation.
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In the Skrull fight I mentioned above, we get a glimpse of his fighting skills.
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Just by sticking your head in you'll get a glimpse of a Prague Renaissance building.
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It's possible to get a glimpse of where a digital border might lead from China.
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When they finally get a glimpse of the real Sebastian at Maja's birthday party, they're surprised.
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Sunday, to get a glimpse of what first responders are facing amid this wave of overdoses.
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Now, she's glad the public can get a glimpse of her father's sweet nature, she adds.
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In "Ascent," we finally get a glimpse of the family dynamics that defined Cunanan's formative years.
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We also get a glimpse of B.D. Wong, who was upgraded to series regular this season.
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We then get a glimpse of how the rest of the world is feeling his loss.
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Before the scene ends, we get a glimpse of the screen, featuring Captain Marvel's trademark logo.
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But there's no need to make it in Hollywood to get a glimpse of the inside.
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We will finally get a glimpse of Tesla's first mass market electric car on March 2000.
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But today, you get a glimpse of the more emotional and messy sides of these friends.
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You get a glimpse of HubSpot's face without the painted-on smile, and you are appalled.
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Dumbfounded and euphoric East Germans rushed to the border to get a glimpse of the West.
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But as it turned out, I could barely get a glimpse of the multimillion-dollar homes.
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I set off to get a glimpse of what those architectural dreamers were able to accomplish.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill will get a glimpse of Mueller's findings as soon as this weekend.
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Explore the team's past and get a glimpse of their future in these comic book collections.
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Residents of neighboring states, especially Massachusetts, attend campaign rallies to get a glimpse of the candidates.
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Investors will also get a glimpse of how its new batch of iPhones are selling. 6.
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Get a glimpse of local life with a lunch stop 10 miles south of La Pedrera.
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Wall Street could get a glimpse of Allergan's plans when it reports second-quarter results on Monday.
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This is Angel's show, and Stan is merely lucky enough to get a glimpse of her magic.
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If you slow down the trailer enough, however, you do get a glimpse of this season's menace.
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There comes a point in every match, however, when we get a glimpse of the actual Pardew.
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In the comparison below, you can get a glimpse of what the new look will be like.
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Obviously, a crowd gathered at the steps of the building to get a glimpse of Uncle Joe.
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Today we get a glimpse of one of Rogue Waves' more anticipated cuts, the Tame Impala remix.
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In a video segment of Amir's work, we get a glimpse of the humans behind the homes.
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These connections are transformative: Kids get a glimpse of a professional path that their schoolwork never illuminates.
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Follow Yi through UC Berkeley and get a glimpse of what life is like for everyday students.
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So while we'll get a glimpse of what Anne was like decades ago, where is she nowadays?
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This means that her 1.1 million Instagram followers will get a glimpse of the runway world, too.
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Other regions further south may also get a glimpse of the color-filled spectacle, the institute found.
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We're told police had to patrol the road for people trying to get a glimpse of Justin.
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Looking at box office statistics, audiences clearly flocked to get a glimpse of Queen's past glory in droves.
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But until we get a glimpse of something, Langford's mystery Endgame role will have to remain just that.
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It's not every day that you are wandering around your neighborhood and get a glimpse of the future.
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Some people scaled a parking garage to get a glimpse of the hoops heroes as they came by.
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"We're hoping they can see Lucas and just get a glimpse of what all their child can do."
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Before she walks down the aisle, get a glimpse of her go-to hair and makeup choices ahead.
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WWDC is in a few months, so we may get a glimpse of some new Photos features then.
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We may get a glimpse of Democratic enthusiasm, but it will still be an incredibly small sample size.
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It's like the whole world stopped to get a glimpse of the shiny, new iWhatever Apple was unveiling.
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NASA released a viewing map, showing where people may be able to get a glimpse of the launch.
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Looking back at his early photos, one can get a glimpse of what he would he eventually become.
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Millions of Americans donned a wacky-looking headset to get a glimpse of a different reality this week.
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They also want to get a glimpse of the holy trinity - Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
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"You will get a glimpse of defendant Lloyd McKenzie's face as he approaches the tollbooth," Mr. Veiga said.
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On clear nights, you could get a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower through the windows while you swim.
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Most travellers will only get a glimpse of business class as they walk toward their seat in cattle class.
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Apparently, people from neighboring villages have been flocking to his farm to get a glimpse of the unusual tot.
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For perhaps the first time, we get a glimpse of Stefani Germanotta herself, the woman behind the pop star.
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When the gate opens -- which is rare -- people can get a glimpse of the stately house and its driveway.
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But, thanks to NowThis discovering the abandoned screenplay, we can all get a glimpse of Bannon's '90s rap musical.
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We get a glimpse of Michael's funeral where Jane was unable to read her prepared speech (too many tears!).
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In caves like the Frasassi, geomicrobiologists get a glimpse of the earth's earliest history through the slime they collect.
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Walters: You could get a scotch and soda anywhere, but you couldn't get a glimpse of a Playboy Bunny.
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Today, we get a glimpse of what live sports will look like on the service as it streams Wimbledon.
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In the watercolors, we get a glimpse of his restless, astute nature, his willingness to explore different formal possibilities.
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That's where we get a glimpse of what R. Kelly, the alleged serial abuser of women, really looks like.
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Watch to see if he does, and you get a glimpse of the future direction the evangelicals will take.
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Meanwhile, House Democrats are just beginning to get a glimpse of the GOP's onslaught of attack ads on impeachment.
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Upon arriving at Dan&aposs Diner, guests can get a glimpse of the snowy landscape before entering the restaurant.
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You can get a glimpse of some of this displeasure through trending tech protest hashtags on Twitter this year.
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Ahead, get a glimpse of their summer 2016, which included crystal clear waters, amazing swimwear, and bags of cash.
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You really have to go into a very deep zone to begin to even get a glimpse of them.
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Before we get a glimpse of Mindhunter's leading couple in the bedroom, we see the pair leaving a movie date.
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Only after Maja is declared innocent does the audience finally get a glimpse of what Maja saw in the classroom.
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He won't pop up in your Instagram #fitspo feed and you won't get a glimpse of him at your gym.
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We also get a glimpse of the subjects -- or in "Queer Eye" lingo, the "heroes" -- before and after their makeovers.
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While you eagerly await the ceremony, watch Offerman's Webby promos to get a glimpse of his behind-the-scenes preparations.
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We also get a glimpse of Michael Keaton as Adrian Toomes / Vulture as he wreaks havoc in New York City.
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Fans crowd around Tom Petty's limousine hoping to get a glimpse of the star following a 1981 concert in Chicago.
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You can get a glimpse of that today: HBO just released the first real trailer for the upcoming fantasy series.
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And finally, folks can finally get a glimpse of the new Apple TV+ show from Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon.
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You can get a glimpse of some of the recent restoration work from American Giants in the video update below:
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"You get a glimpse of, like, are the teenage years going to be … you get a little nervous," Hudson continues.
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Check out her whole interview below and get a glimpse of Hamlin behind-the-scenes at her Hudson photo shoot.
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One last tip: Watch all the way to the end, you'll get a glimpse of the candidate's sense of humor.
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These stories are all part of this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today.
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The island is now attracting tourists who want to get a glimpse of Epstein's life and assets, the AP reports.
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And when I did get a glimpse of it, it scared me so much I didn't know how to help.
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The tower is off limits, but that has not stopped curious students eager to get a glimpse of the view.
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She is clearly being very affable, and you can see how enthusiastic people are to get a glimpse of her.
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A visit is really more of an opportunity to get a glimpse of rural life while exploring the region's history.
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Many people flock to Horsetail Fall, which flows over the famous El Capitan, to get a glimpse of the glow.
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Many supporters and protesters scrambled to find a spot along the parade route to get a glimpse of President Trump.
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Birders quickly headed over to get a glimpse of the eagle, which kept returning to the area day after day.
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Many visitors to the Czech Republic don't venture outside Prague, but they can still get a glimpse of Czech crystal.
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Hold all this in our heads, and we get a glimpse of why women would be the consumers of sexbots.
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West of Sputnik, we get a glimpse of my favorite Plutonian feature, a methane ice mountain range known as Cthulhu Regio.
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And you'll hear a little bit more about that later today and get a glimpse of how we see the future.
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In 2017, it may be the first place for consumers to get a glimpse of the all-new, cheaper Model 3.
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Totality will barely touch the US, but you could get a glimpse of it in southern Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and Georgia.
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For just a few minutes, you get a glimpse of the kind of black comedy the streaming series dreamt of being.
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In it, we also get a glimpse of a very happy Kris being hugged by then-husband Caitlyn (then Bruce) Jenner.
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Fortunately, we have a far better way for you to get a glimpse of the upcoming ring-of-fire solar eclipse.
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Later, we also get a glimpse of what looks like Tomb Raider's Lara Croft leaning on a car before a race.
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Click on to see our pick for your birth month and get a glimpse of what your birthstone says about you.
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Take a 360° lap around Belmont Park to get a glimpse of what the undefeated Justify will see on race day.
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For us, it was like a game: running alongside the car try and get a glimpse of what treats were inside.
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We also get a glimpse of that now-iconic photo of Palmer, straight from the pages of the Twin Peaks yearbook.
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It's worth it in the end to get a glimpse of conversation through his eyes, as humanity's most impressive collective invention.
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Ahead, get a glimpse of the Tiffany & Co. men's collection and start taking notes for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
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We get a glimpse of soaring mountains and tropical jungles, and meet animals like the giant panda and the Tibetan fox.
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We'll also pass through the chromosphere and photosphere, where we might get a glimpse of sunspots, solar prominences, and solar flares.
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We first get a glimpse of Fisher in the trailer sharing a hug with Rey (Daisy Ridley), which we've seen before.
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Crowds will swell to get a glimpse of you, the ultimate leader in the clubhouse, not the leaders on the course.
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Jenner wore her dark hair down in tousled waves, but fans could get a glimpse of her dangly silver Chanel earrings.
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He attended the parade with his father, who took off work to bring him to get a glimpse of his idol.
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"When you see a rainbow in nature, you get a glimpse of the order that exists behind nature," Dawe told the magazine.
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But the biggest change is that we finally get a glimpse of what the real Gilead looks like, beyond June's immediate surroundings.
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Below, get a glimpse of the transitional items we're stocking up on that'll hopefully usher in spring vibes — beyond just our wardrobe.
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We will get a glimpse of the battle for Colorado this week when both Trump and Hillary Clinton visit the Denver area.
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Lily-Rose Depp has music in her DNA, and fans can get a glimpse of it in her new film Yoga Hosers.
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Here's what we saw in Wednesday's footage reveal (sorry, One Direction fans — we didn't get a glimpse of Harry Styles this time).
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At least here, you'll get a glimpse of a car you may buy, lease, rent, or subscribe to in the near future.
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And beneath all that evil and savagery, you get a glimpse of what Negan values (even if it's completely warped and sadistic).
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Head to UploadVR and get a glimpse of the near future, or sign up and interact with the growing VR/AR community.
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The first time we get a glimpse of just how fierce Marie's love is comes during a routine visit to the park.
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The ship lands on the Martian surface and then we get a glimpse of the astronauts looking out onto the Martian plains.
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Alpha Phi Alpha was the first African-American intercollegiate fraternity, but we never get a glimpse of Owens's involvement in the organization.
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Still, although it's not hard to get a glimpse of Mr. Zone 6, Gucci hasn't given an interview to anyone until now.
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Every time a character leans unwisely into an impenetrably dark corner, audiences get a glimpse of that better, leaner, more merciless movie.
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In photos shared exclusively with PEOPLE, fans can get a glimpse of some of the décor and treats sprucing up the event.
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And is that when he hires the help of Zsasz, another famous Batman villain we get a glimpse of in the trailer?
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You'll also get a glimpse of your overall app usage, which, as I write this post, is at 12 minutes above average.
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He saw a photograph of the clinic where she works on CNN but could not manage to get a glimpse of her.
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Nevertheless, people have flocked down in droves to get a glimpse of the library, with checkouts reportedly having quadrupled since the opening.
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The detectives get a glimpse of this white, green-eyed, black-haired mystery man, but it's the last thing they'll ever see.
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Thousands of people gathered outside a hockey arena in South Florida on Wednesday, waiting to get a glimpse of the rapper XXXTentacion.
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Then she staked out the school in order to get a glimpse of Ziggy, cornering poor Jane into establishing a relationship with her.
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You can get a glimpse of colorful sunsets, gorgeous scenery, and wild black bears at Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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If you were planning to run straight to Starbucks to get a glimpse of those color-changing properties in actions, there's a catch.
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Of course, she starts to get a glimpse of his PTSD when he reacts to some Champagne popping like it was a gunshot.
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Garland showed his personal side at an emotional Rose Garden ceremony, allowing Americans to get a glimpse of his character off the bench.
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The proof will still be in the flying pudding, but at least now we could get a glimpse of that later this year.
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You can get a glimpse of how that went in the music video for single "Robbed And Gifted," premiering here at Noisey today.
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Karl and I took Leo to a place called Dan's Fan City so he could get a glimpse of what his future held.
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To get a glimpse of the trend, one can look at the Startup Showcase at the eMerge Americas B2100B conference in Miami tomorrow.
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On Thursday, we get a glimpse of the mood amongst purchasing managers when Japanese, U.S. and euro zone "flash" PMI data is released.
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At the time, we were able to get a glimpse of the other side of the cup, where J.Lo's official logo was bedazzled.
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"There may be fewer people sitting at their desks as everyone goes out and tries to get a glimpse of it," Polcari said.
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But every once in a while, the trees would open up and I'd get a glimpse of something new, like a sparkling river.
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Walking through the gallery, attendees get a glimpse of the horrors lived by those who have been assaulted, written in their own words.
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Psychedelic drugs offer a kind of shortcut; you get a glimpse of this higher truth without all those years of serious, disciplined practice.
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) has a delightful texting service that lets you get a glimpse of its massive collection.
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Evacuated residents can get a glimpse of what they'll return to once they're allowed to go back to where their homes once stood.
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People outside the direct path of annularity could still get a glimpse of the show although it was only be a partial eclipse.
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The area was crammed with press, along with families and pageant queens hoping to get a glimpse of the contestants and celebrity judges.
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If the show sticks to the book's premise, we'll get a glimpse of Selena that we didn't get to see in the 1997 movie.
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But occasionally, I find myself peeking over top of it — to get a glimpse of Cookie Lyon in all of her bold-print glory.
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In the process, we get a glimpse of where the most simultaneously ubiquitous and enduring consumer electronic device, the personal computer, is headed next.
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To really get a glimpse of how screwed we might be in the future, turn to the other work Nadella referenced, Brave New World.
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We also get a glimpse of things like her fluffy pink phone and extensive cat merchandise, which also weren't spared from the purple carnage.
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A good idea is churned out by the internet machine and we all get a glimpse of the potential glory of the human race.
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You can also get a glimpse of what Berners-Lee's browser setup looked like back in the day thanks to some screengrabs he provides.
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People in Asia-Pacific on the other hand can get a glimpse of local brands like The Face Shop, I'm Meme, and Pony Effect.
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Viewers get a glimpse of the diverse range of personal and professional takes on the industry from the perspective of those who populate it.
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Crowds of people lined up to get a glimpse of him and the first lady later that night after they dined at a restaurant.
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At the conference, attendees will get a glimpse of the year's newest technology, hear keynote speeches from top industry leaders, and try futuristic products.
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When Bonnie Witaschek was 20 weeks pregnant, she and her husband Mark excitedly went to the doctor to get a glimpse of their baby.
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When news of the family's love for the restaurant spread, Dayton residents swarmed The Cheesecake Factory to get a glimpse of the reality stars.
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Spectators hoping to get a glimpse of Williamson&aposs gravity-defying dunks were instead treated to a different showcase: a barrage of three-pointers.
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January 8, 2020 Today's show takes you to Puerto Rico, where you'll get a glimpse of the damage caused by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake.
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A "Stacey Abrams 2020" banner decorates the house—there's hope for you—and we get a glimpse of Shepard Fairey's classic Obama poster inside.
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To get a glimpse of what you might be expected to answer in your next interview, take a look at the questions below. 22.
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The media was keen to get a glimpse of the DPRK's athletic and cultural delegation arriving in South Korea by air, land and sea.
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Viewers were surprised to get a glimpse of Beyoncé and Jay-Z giving Ellen Degeneres a standing ovation when she was accepting her award.
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It would be worth checking out the Honda Clarity if only to get a glimpse of what a non-Tesla zero-emissions car looks like.
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You can see Saturn through the colors and textures of the rings — and even get a glimpse of the rings popping out from the shadows.
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Catching Grande without her famous ponytail is rare, so fans are always delighted to get a glimpse of her natural curls — which graze her shoulders.
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And according to the newly released government statistics, most of the people flocking to get a glimpse of FAST are coming from inside the country.
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We get a glimpse of Fletcher at work—she's the director of a community senior center—and tangling with her ex-husband, Ted (Josh Hamilton).
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In the video, you can get a glimpse of the technique in action, as the plume of flames changes shape as the engine changes thrust.
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If you haven't been able to see his work at a museum, you can get a glimpse of his grandiose paintings on your smart phone.
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It's also refreshing and exciting to get a glimpse of how open the world of pop music is right now — how gray the area is.
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But what's new to us and especially compelling is that we also get a glimpse of the small, casual moments when inspiration seems to strike.
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A few scenes later, we move indoors — and in that dark, carpeted room, we get a glimpse of the marriage that these interviewers don't see.
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Visitors will get a glimpse of works-in-progress alongside finished work and will be able to engage directly with artists in their own workspaces.
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Many locals gathered at the hospital compound on Wednesday to get a glimpse of the new facility, the first new hospital in Gaza since 2006.
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And in Ireland, they will be able to get a glimpse of The Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, Winterfell, Pyke, the King&aposs Road and more.
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The team is now working on sequencing the genomes of L. abatanica's symbionts to identify them and get a glimpse of how their metabolism works.
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We get a glimpse of the kind of summer our non-working peers enjoy — hanging out, having fun — at least according to their Snapchat stories.
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We get a glimpse of it when we talk about North Korea, but we don't think about how American nuclear weapons are aimed right now.
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Markets were to get a glimpse of the on-the-ground damage to the U.S. economy, with data on jobless claims due at 1230 GMT.
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But our 52 Places Traveler scratched past the surface to get a glimpse of the Czech capital's true spirit, embodied by its art and youth.
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Markets were to get a glimpse of the on-the-ground damage to the U.S. economy, with data on jobless claims due at 21983 GMT.
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My mother and grandmother clamored to get a glimpse of a small, older woman wearing kohl eyeliner, a black cape and a wide-brimmed hat.
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Typically when heading to parks, you need to wait to see a character or maybe get a glimpse of a big one every few hours.
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Not because I need to get a glimpse of that shiny head perusing anti-capitalist art, but to get a peekie-see at his feetsies.
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We also get a glimpse of Driver and Johansson's incredible costars, including Laura Dern, Alan Alda, Ray Liotta, Julie Hagerty, Merritt Wever, and Azhy Robertson.
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Its exterior of stacked blocks is recognized worldwide, but rarely do we get a glimpse of the life within the concrete complex of Habitat 67.
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Fans watching in California will shell out more than $1,754 to get a glimpse of the Warriors as they attempt to cap off their historic year.
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Try to edit the newest shadowy teaser image that Tesla released for the Model Y in order to get a glimpse of what it looks like.
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When two TV characters tie the knot, the first installment where we get a glimpse of their married life should sound like a happy one, right?
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The difference is that when the mics pull away from Kelling's face and you get a glimpse of his expression, he's not mean-mugging or scowling.
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October's Very Own is mysterious, in that we rarely get a glimpse of the "true" Drake, but we almost always know how he's feeling about something.
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In Journey to the Land of the Real we get a glimpse of the utter foreignness that Victor Segalen experienced in China over a century ago.
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A fortune teller in real life would look at us (the customer) to get a glimpse of our age, marital status, physical condition, emotional status, etc.
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Jump to the battle on Scarif, where we get a glimpse of the new Shoretroopers, while Bodhi Rook looks like he's coming to terms with something.
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But if you have an iPhone or iPad that you don't use every day, you can get a glimpse of the future of iOS right now.
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We also get a glimpse of some highly anticipated guest stars, including John Stamos, who returns as Uncle Jesse, and Bob Saget, playing dad Danny Tanner.
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There, the girls would get a glimpse of how the other half lived and they yearned for it to become their standard of living, as well.
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We'll have a better idea of where mobile's headed in the new year, and perhaps we'll get a glimpse of what's coming at CES in January.
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She, like so many of the President's supporters, had stood in line for hours in 90-degree temperatures to get a glimpse of Trump in action.
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LOL. The closest the Irish get to Christmas Viewers get a glimpse of Andy playing Call of Duty in Season 3, Episode 5 of the show.
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We get a glimpse of the Pixel 4's camera system in the video, which seems identical to the teaser photos that Google tweeted in June.
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To the right, pool-goers can get a glimpse of Terminal 4, including the large gate that hosts A380 jumbo jets from Emirates and Singapore Airlines.
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Follow Yi through her busy first day of classes at the University of Chicago and get a glimpse of what life is like for everyday students.
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Yet the point of view is rigidly confined to her, only very rarely shifting substantially, so we get a glimpse of Gwen as others see her.
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Perhaps it's because the magazines stretch their bindings on their biggest issues, or that, on the runways, we get a glimpse of what is to come.
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He's been Jennifer Lopez's love interest, he's traveled through time and space to get a glimpse of the afterlife, and now he's...the future of drag?
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But you don't have to have all the details of Castro's regime-sponsored thievery to get a glimpse of how he and his family have profited.
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Whenever a big launch occurs from the Cape, tourists flood the nearby hotels in order to get a glimpse of the rocket climbing into the sky.
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Thankfully, we can get a glimpse of what this year might bring — and how to make the most out of this uncertain time — by consulting the tarot.
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For the first time, fans get a glimpse of the more somber, insecure Young: "I used to feel so hollow, shallow, vacant, " she sings in a verse.
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So when a man twirls with a drag ballerina, we get a glimpse of a subtext that once bubbled under the surface of early modern European performance.
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This year's Daytona 500 was a chance for the fans in attendance and the viewers at home to get a glimpse of the immediate future of NASCAR.
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Tourism in New Zealand is booming and nearly 1 million people last year flocked to get a glimpse of the glaciers and the spectacular valleys they've carved.
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After the sail unfurls, there's a chance that people on Earth may be able to get a glimpse of it as it reflects light from the Sun.
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The majority of her day is spent privately with family, but royal watchers do get a glimpse of the monarch each year on her way to church.
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Last year, some people were outraged by a tone-deaf fundraiser where CEOs strapped on virtual reality headsets to "get a glimpse" of living on the streets.
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We open the episode with a devastating flashback scene of a man, Ilian, being controlled by A.L.I.E (hey girl, nice to get a glimpse of you again).
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Katharine was signing autographs Saturday in Times Square when our photog asked to get a glimpse of the ring, but she clearly was having none of it.
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But only occasionally — as with Tuesday's election results — do consumers get a glimpse of how these formulas work and the extent to which they can go wrong.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our DC insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today.
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But still, some relentless Game of Thrones fanatics are so desperate to get a glimpse of what's to come that they'll resort to snooping around the set.
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We were lucky enough to get a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes of a seamless orchestra of talent, from the dressing room to centerstage.
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On Saturday in Moscow Ovechkin, one of Russia's most popular athletes, posed alongside fans who stood in line to get a glimpse of the famous Stanley Cup.
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Although it's unlikely that Trump will stop by for a pint before flying off, you might get a glimpse of Air Force One taxiing before take-off.
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Thousands lined the streets of the capital, Asmara, to get a glimpse of the man whom they credit with pushing their long-time stubborn leader toward peace.
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Before the light in Sandivel's bedroom turned on, I saw her eyes shining in the darkness, peeking out onto the sidewalk to get a glimpse of us.
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That meant lining up before dawn in freezing temperatures to be able to get a glimpse of the man who so few had ever seen in person.
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In its place went the current wall, a single flat panel with no sides, so museumgoers who nosed in close could get a glimpse of the altar.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our D.C. insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our D.C. insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today.
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In this first episode, we visit "Detroitis" sculptor Ryan Doyle at his LA show opening to get a glimpse of his art cars and interactive build outs.
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We never see the pizza itself in the scene in question, but we do get a glimpse of Little Nero's product at the beginning of the film.
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But he also felt it would be a more personal and immersive way to get a glimpse of his unborn child vs just looking at an ultrasound scan.
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In Sydney Pollack's posthumous new film Amazing Grace, fans of the iconic singer get a glimpse of her performing in the space she grew up in: the church.
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When the fans found the car tasked with whisking the bridesmaid away, they were disappointed to see that security made sure they couldn't get a glimpse of Swift.
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Fans also get a glimpse of the rest of the returning cast members from the original series — Ian Ziering, Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth, and Gabrielle Carteris.
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I get a glimpse of what looks like a seat before an array of film sequences and strobe lights begins spotlighting sculptures, paintings, and objects around the room.
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To get a glimpse of what the future looks like, just reflect on what happened to farming over the past century; manufacturing is going down that same path.
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From the second Meghan set off from her hotel in a royal Rolls-Royce, people were squinting and screen-shotting, trying to get a glimpse of her outfit.
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If you look at the age of public access, you can really get a glimpse of my psychology that is very dark compared to where I am now.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our Washington insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 1.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our D.C. insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 1.
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So Dr. Martin hoped that by pinpointing the genes likely to have been present in Luca, he would also get a glimpse of where and how Luca lived.
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We're told viewers will also get a glimpse of Graham's life of luxury ... clubbing, driving expensive cars and of course, all the fringe benefits of being Drake's pops.
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Some four million tourists were riding the free Staten Island ferry to get a glimpse of the overbooked and overcrowded Statue of Liberty, which the ferry passes by.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our D.C. insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 1.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers, as discussed above, have more History than any other franchise, yet on the NFL's list we're lucky to even get a glimpse of Bill Cowher.
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It's a rare celestial event, and a great excuse to step outside in the summer and get a glimpse of the stars in the middle of the day.
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A medical expert weighs the theories and evidence, and tries to get a glimpse of the future — when the rise of precision medicines could push costs even higher.
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But our 52 Places Traveler scratched past the surface to get a glimpse of the Czech capital's true spirit and proud creativity, embodied by its art and youth.
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We regularly see actors rocking chiselled physiques as they blast their way across our cinema screens — but we rarely get a glimpse of what's behind those sculpted muscles.
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Verizon and the NFL also worked together to develop a number of ways for customers without 5G devices to get a glimpse of what the technology will enable.
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To get a glimpse of the vast complex, I drove down a dusty back road to the highland plain where the Welwitschia mirabilis grow, near Husab's back gate.
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We can already get a glimpse of that in the brief excerpt: It's clear the younger Snow moves within a system of secret power-brokers with social influence.
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"In South Korea, you can literally get a glimpse of North Korea on day trips to the DMZ, including the JSA (Joint Security Area) at Panmunjom," Harris says.
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During Maya's tête-à-têtes, we get a glimpse of her home, but every room in her mountainside hideaway has the same sickly hues of blue and green.
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The pop star teamed up with artist and director Petra Collins for a surreal, horrifying visual media project, and now fans can get a glimpse of the frightening short.
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Devgn wears bell-bottomed pants, the only vehicle on the roads is an Ambassador car and we even get a glimpse of former prime minister Indira Gandhi at work.
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Your work desk can say a lot about your personality, which is why Business Insider reached out to seven successful business leaders to get a glimpse of their workspace.
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Countdown to Amsterdam Over an hour after the event had finished, about 100 fans were still waiting in the arena hoping to get a glimpse of their Dutch heroes.
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Word quickly spread, and by the time the play was over, there was a big crowd outside waiting to get a glimpse of the woman who almost became Prez.
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I've got nothing against phones, especially if they're of the innovative variety, like the Asus ROG phone (which we hope to get a glimpse of at IFA this year).
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Microsoft: We could get a glimpse of some next-generation hardware at the event, as well, though that's likely to amount to little more than a brief sneak peek.
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In a new image from the film, which focuses on a city filled with anthropomorphic animals, fans get a glimpse of Tundratown, an icy area of the animal kingdom.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our top political reporters are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 22020.
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There are only a "small number" of the robots currently deployed, so even if you're an Irvine resident, don't necessarily expect to get a glimpse of one just yet.
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The show is probably at its least successful or beginner-friendly in the Klingon scenes, but you certainly get a glimpse of complex politics simmering beneath the barbarous stereotype.
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You can ask certain questions to get a glimpse of what it's really like to work there, what your career trajectory might look like and how to be successful.
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But when she says, later in the same scene, "I only remember my mistakes," we get a glimpse of her complexity, of how hard on herself she can be.
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Now hundreds of tourists trek through those trails each day to admire the natural beauty and to get a glimpse of what life is like in these rugged valleys.
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But as she flies down the stairs, we get a glimpse of a ghostly girl — probably Marian — sitting on a bench in the second-floor hallway, wearing a nightgown.
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"You come in and immediately you get a glimpse of a little black dress," said Ms. Antonelli, a brisk and no-nonsense New Yorker born and raised in Milan.
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Not only did you successfully score a seat in Hall H to get a glimpse of that haunting "Westworld" trailer, you also loaded up comic books — dozens of them.
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However, Imran has yet to get a glimpse of his father's body, he told his elder brother Altaf, who lives in Surendranagar, in the western Indian state of Gujarat.
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We get a glimpse of it when Joanie falls off her horse at her birthday party and Alison imagines she's dead, like the little boy she had with Cole before.
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But if anything, he's too good, in the holy sense: we never really get a glimpse of the Aziraphale that Crowley fondly describes as being a bit of a bastard.
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For the first time, we get a glimpse of Meryl Streep's buzzed about appearance in season 2 of the HBO drama as Perry Wright's (Alexander Skarsgard) mother, Mary Louise Wright.
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We even get a glimpse of Rorschach saying his famous, "all the whores and politicians will look up and shout 'Save us,' and I'll look down and whisper 'No,'" line.
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Big Sean Big Sean's is the hardest to see — you just get a glimpse of it as Grande flips a page in the video — but it has the biggest payoff.
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Whether it's on Instagram stories, Snapchat, or in real life, we love taking a peek inside celebrities' makeup bags and bathroom closets to get a glimpse of their favorite products.
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This was the first year when Comic-Con coincided with the show's airing schedule, meaning that fans were actually able to get a glimpse of upcoming episodes before they premiered.
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And while we'd love to get a glimpse of Jennifer Aniston or Mila Kunis in their wedding dresses, we also respect their decisions not to share photos with the world.
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We get a glimpse of a couple of the beasts, but like that No-Maj, we're still in the dark about a lot of the specific details of the movie.
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But thanks to this book, beautifully written and utterly devoid of empty platitudes, we get a glimpse of what that situation was like, and I'm eternally wowed by her strength.
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Here's what's coming up: -- This week, we'll get a glimpse of one of the most dominant athletes in winter sport and potentially the face of these games: USA's Mikaela Shiffrin.
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The problem, as Enrich reports, was that the vast majority just wanted to get a glimpse of a celebrity and had no plans on entrusting him with their money. See?
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To get a glimpse of any other animal activity — or to see the Na'vi themselves, for that matter — guests will have to visit Flight of Passage or the Na'vi River Journey.
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Be the Cowboy accepts this possibility, but also seems to hint at a darker, more subterranean fear: Sometimes you take the mask off and get a glimpse of your own soul.
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"They get a glimpse of the door to get to safety in the US, but when they see the door is shut for them they lose hope," Bakst told BuzzFeed News.
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In the exclusive clip above, we get a glimpse of a finishing school for women in China that teaches them everything from proper hat etiquette to how to cut an orange.
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We didn't get a glimpse of the family together until last December, when Reynolds brought the whole family to the ceremony to unveil his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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So when I had the chance to take a Gelband-led class at his new studio, I was excited to get a glimpse of what it takes to get those wings.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our panel of top political reporters are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 1.
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Not long after, a Montana delegate named Terra Pierce negotiated her way past security guards to get a glimpse of the children and show off her Ivanka Trump-branded leather sandals.
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Search #ChapadaDiamantina on Instagram or Facebook and you'll get a glimpse of mountains and canyons, expansive lands, rocky savannah, and abundant waterfalls and caves that attract tourists from around the world.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our panel of top political reporters is talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 22016.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our panel of top political reporters are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 22018.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our panel of top political reporters are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today. 1.
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If their ability to derail George Bush's Social Security privatization scheme in the mid-2000s is any blueprint, they may have a winning strategy — one we'll get a glimpse of tonight.
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In this week's sneak peek, we get a glimpse of Lolita, a cis woman who is fairly new to ballroom, as she storms the floor to compete in the "women's runway" category.
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In this re-imagining of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story we get a glimpse of what this action-packed adventure would look like if it were an 8-Bit video game.
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When Naz's parents are being picked up to visit him at the precinct, we get a glimpse of Naz's brother standing in the doorway of the home, blankly staring at his parents.
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In new photos from the Game Of Thrones set in Spain, we get a glimpse of what Khaleesi is up to in the HBO show's seventh season, slated to air in 2017.
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Bystanders craned to get a glimpse of a woman wearing a bright orange dress, cunningly engineered with provocative cutouts and bound with matching thin ropes, pulleys really, covering a few key bits.
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The Antares will be taking off from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, and those living along the East Coast may be able to get a glimpse of the vehicle after takeoff.
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"We're really starting to get a glimpse of these unique behaviors that we've never seen before in their natural habitat," said Robinson, before getting off the phone to search for giant squids.
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For the first time, the exhibition will allow regular people to use that same tool and get "a glimpse of Mars as seen by mission scientists," NASA said in a press release.
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Worldwide, leopards have lost about 75 percent of their historic range, according to a new survey — the first to attempt to get a glimpse of the big cat's remaining global paw print.
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On Monday morning, hundreds of men gathered outside a Dakar mosque and boys stood on tiptoe to get a glimpse of the first slaughter before running home to help with their own.
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But the No. 1 mistake I see people make when they get a glimpse of my life is to assume that it was an easy switch, and that it all happened overnight.
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I visited other captive wolves as well, young and adult, to get a glimpse of how a research project begins — and, I confess, to get a chance to play with wolf puppies.
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With these huge companies exposing their inner structures, workers will finally get a glimpse of how much they actually cost to operate — and how much these companies are making off their backs.
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Really, the only thing that could make this moment better is if we ultimately get a glimpse of Gretchen recruiting followers in the background of Orange Is the New Black's upcoming fifth season.
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When we see that the golf clubs Tsutaja has made have animal heads, we get a glimpse of how far she is willing to go to follow the logic of her anthropomorphizing approach.
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New Scientist reports that researchers from Imperial College London have used a technique called electron cryotomography—which freezes samples and images them using electron microscopy—to get a glimpse of these biological engines.
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After waiting hours just to get a glimpse of a rocket breaking the bonds of Earth's gravity before your eyes, it's over in just minutes and you're left processing what you just saw.
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But folks in China who wanted to get a glimpse of the action hit a virtual wall – Google's signature search and services, including Gmail and YouTube, are already blocked by censors in China.
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We also get a glimpse of the rest of the grown-up Losers' Club, including James McAvoy as Bill Denbrough and Bill Hader as Richie Tozier, the character previously played by Finn Wolfhard.
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The contents of the report remain unknown to the president and the American public, but lawmakers on Capitol Hill are expected to get a glimpse of Mueller's findings as soon as this weekend.
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These shady stars have been spotted under a massive Hollywood coverup ... pull back the screen and get a glimpse of which celebs have woven some serious straw hats into their barely-there styles.
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In the first episode of our show, we do a Brooklyn Bridge stakeout to get a glimpse of the security convoy that escorts El Chapo to court from his jail cell in Manhattan.
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Should Diplo be invited to that wedding, we're certain he'll put his phone away...much to the disappointment of fans eager to get a glimpse of 2019's cool couple getting married again.
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Broadly's resident witch Sarah Lyons sits down with Busy Philipps and Sasheer Zamata—stars of the new film I Feel Pretty—to read their tarot cards and get a glimpse of their futures.
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The way I present online may be the only way some people get a glimpse of my personality and life––including presumptuous strangers who read me as representative of all black Muslim women.
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They'll spend the next half-century trying to get back to this moment, the bridge and then the chorus lifting them up just high enough to get a glimpse of the terrain below.
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"Whenever I swipe my card, I check to see if the money has been categorized correctly or just to get a glimpse of what my finances look like for the day," she says.
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But he may not be reading Jess's signals correctly, and when we — too briefly — get a glimpse of their relationship from her perspective instead of his, the complacency of the genre cracks open.
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And what Crip Camp may do best is showcase how a bunch of teenagers who get a glimpse of how the world could be might just be able to make that world happen.
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Happily, Utility Dive has just released its big annual survey of utility executives and professionals, so we can get a glimpse of what, if anything, the transition to Trump has changed for them.
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While many people are tuning in for the show's 16th season to get a glimpse of the Tristan Thompson/Jordyn Woods debacle that went down in February, there's a lot to catch up before.
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Now, in the official Infinity War trailer, there's a quick shot of Thor on a spaceship, looking down at what appears to be a planet being ravaged: We also get a glimpse of Loki.
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With the Fitbit integration, users will be able to sync their fitness tracker with the app to see their heart rate in real-time when they first get a glimpse of that day's match.
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M. Adam Ferguson's images of Manus are claustrophobic — you get a glimpse of the infuriating helplessness of being stranded on an island in legal limbo, trapped far from family and increasingly, far from hope.
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While we did get a glimpse of Kim Kardashian's baby Chicago West in the video announcing the birth of Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi, she's not a true Kardashian until she ends up on Instagram.
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The New York Yankees will get a glimpse of their recent past when they welcome Robinson Cano and the Seattle Mariners to town for the opener of a three-game series on Friday night.
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In the past, you might get a glimpse of this sort of thing in a quick b-roll shot of a feature film or a science documentary but now, you can make it yourself.
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Pink was waving to J.W. Marriott Hotel guests, who were standing by their windows to get a glimpse of the singer, as she made her way back up after scaling the 54-story building.
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The apple skins We get a glimpse of Mary and Grace throwing the apple skins over their shoulders while giggling and wearing their nightgowns in "Part 26", but, it's unclear what's actually going on.
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The Sun has been flaring up this week, which means skywatchers as far south as Vancouver, Halifax, or New York City may get a glimpse of the Northern Lights before dawn breaks on Saturday.
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The 50-year-old actress invited a fan onstage during a panel at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival when he told her he had flown from Indonesia to get a glimpse of her.
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U.S. stock futures trading volume fell during the two hours that people left their offices to get a glimpse of the first total solar eclipse to unfold across the country in nearly a century.
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But there were parts of the summit that the general public didn't get a glimpse of — so Bad Lip Reading imagined what we couldn't hear during Trump's bonding session with the North Korean dictator.
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While we get a glimpse of Manson (Damon Herriman), the clip has a surprisingly upbeat tone, as Dalton dances on the groovy TV series "Hullabaloo," and Booth crosses paths with Bruce Lee (Mike Moh).
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But a "teenage dance class was taking place next door and the girls spotted him and were screaming and hanging on the glass to get a glimpse of him inside the office," says a source.
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But beyond that, perhaps it's captivating because when she does decide to spit, we get a glimpse of the "authentic" Beyoncé from Houston, Texas, instead of the polished Hollywood figure we're used to fawning over.
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We get a glimpse of this damage in Girault's daguerreotype of the Hippodrome in Istanbul (the racetrack of the ancient city, featuring an Egyptian obelisk moved here by a Byzantine emperor in the fourth century).
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We also get a glimpse of the return of Philippa Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh), who's now a member of a clandestine United Federation of Planets outfit, Section 31, which is also looking into the Red Angel.
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But like Pata de Lora and others in their tight-knit community, the woman is hesitant to talk, and investigators – and the viewer – get a glimpse of how dangerous life in the jungle can be.
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Her daughter-in-law, Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, says that with deep crowds lining up to get a glimpse of the monarch, she needs to wear something that will catch eyes in a crowd.
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Then we venture to an abandoned trolley terminal to get a glimpse of New York City's first underground garden and i-D talks to Erykah Badu about her upcoming show during New York Fashion Week.
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We started to get a glimpse of this in 85033, when pollsters and pundits drastically underestimated the impact of a Latino vote that vaulted President Obama back into the White House for a second term.
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But, seated front row were Naomi Campbell, Edward Enninful, and Tyga — so even if we didn't get a Drizzy turtleneck moment, we did still get a glimpse of King Gold Chains giving his island best.
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For Barack Obama, the turkey pardon became a chance for the American public to get a glimpse of his two daughters, Sasha and Malia, who rarely made public photo ops appearances outside of this one.
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In images shared on social media, onlookers could be seen stretching their necks to get a glimpse of the climber, Alain Robert, as he ascended the imposing building, which is more than 750 feet tall.
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We even get a glimpse of what appears to be a white-robed Mikkelsen, a look at Donnie Yen, and several shots of Diego Luna as a flyboy who helps Jones's character on her quest.
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Check out the video: While the Buckingham Palace offers tours during the summer months (from end of July through end of September), visitors typically only get a glimpse of the palace's State Rooms and garden.
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But if you were one of hundreds who showed up at night and looked through the window like Jem Finch trying to get a glimpse of Boo Radley, it was creepy as hell just the same.
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They have been travelling across the country to the restaurant, located some 271km (21 miles) away from the capital city of Seoul, for a meal and a chance get a glimpse of their favourite YouTube star.
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Presidential candidates flood the state weeks before the first primary in the nation, bringing with them a slew of reporters and an ever-growing group of political tourists hoping to get a glimpse of the spectacle.
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For the first time since he entered the White House, the world will get a glimpse of how President Donald Trump really deals with the sticky issues of trade when he meets Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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And of course you get a glimpse of what it's like to be at one of their shows, in a sea of projectile bodies coming from every direction—just the way hardcore was meant to be.
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Food and books are not yet on my mind as I head to the group exhibition Painting from Taiwan at Eli Klein to get a glimpse of what painters in Taiwan are up to these days.
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But the Solar Orbiter is set to fly a path around the Sun at a high angle, so that it can get a glimpse of the polar regions that have eluded our observations for so long.
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The session appeared to draw fewer than a dozen members of the press, although law clerks from throughout the court complex filed in to get a glimpse of arguments in the politically charged, headline-making case.
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Miley and her husband were attempting to get to their car Sunday, but a huge crowd was gathered outside to get a glimpse of them -- and one fan managed to get his arm around Miley's neck.
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Get ready to see these toned torsos face off in WrestleMania 35 ... get a glimpse of what's to come by scrolling through our gallery of WWE Superstars and see if you can guess whose striking bod!
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But there's one big moment to go before they head home: Just before leaving the hospital, we'll get a glimpse of the littlest royal on the steps of the Lindo Wing with proud parents Kate and William.
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Stock futures trading volume fell in the United States during the two hours that traders left their offices to get a glimpse of the first total solar eclipse to unfold across the country in nearly a century.
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Good luck if you're a Taylor Swift fan trying to get a glimpse of her now ... her security is on high alert after getting a restraining order against an obsessed fan who was skulking around her building.
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At a certain point, the European Space Agency gave up on trying to communicate with the lander, but controllers never gave up their hope of trying to actually get a glimpse of where the tiny object landed.
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If I held the screen just the right under the sun, I could also get a glimpse of all the possible movements of my character and I'd imagine how to trigger the animations I hadn't seen yet.
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At home, at school, at work, and on stage, we get a glimpse of the workings of a band on the rise, and their dedication to the resurgence of Te Reo Māori as it struggles for survival.
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"It's not fair that the people who try to build us up and break us down get a glimpse of who we really are," he wrote in a memo he shared to Twitter following the Sony hack.
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We expect to get a glimpse of this next week when Tesla reports its delivery numbers for Q4, which we anticipate will be above company guidance of 360,000 units for 2019, in comparison to our 368,965 expectation.
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We also get a glimpse of what appears to be Aniston's mini skirt collection, with a pink floral pencil skirt and a black and white tweed peeking out from the bottom-tier section of the first closet.
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WASHINGTON — If President Trump has a secret plan to defeat the Islamic State, as he promised during the presidential campaign, then his international allies in that fight are hoping to get a glimpse of it on Wednesday.
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In an NBC interview, Astro Teller, the head of Google X, said that the project is "close to graduating from X." Maybe that means we'll actually get a glimpse of the minivan project Google has been working on.
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While Moore rarely gets to steal an Us scene at the consistent frequency of a Milo Ventimiglia or an Emmy-winning Sterling K. Brown, this interaction proves Rebecca has a fearsome mettle we rarely get a glimpse of.
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For the next hour, as he talks to Zoila and X.ai's VP of AI training, Liying Wang—I know her full name because I met her in New York—I get a glimpse of the crazy-human problem.
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"When I look at an unbelievable crowd like this", Mr Sanders said to supporters who lined up four hours earlier to get a glimpse of the democratic socialist, "I believe we're going to win here in New York".
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"The sixties had been named and written about," she thinks as she pores over old magazines at the library, trying to get a glimpse of what the era might have felt like before it was sealed in history.
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As Sanders spoke, rolling through the well-worn and well-loved lines of his stump speech, hitting issues like student debt, marijuana legalization, and police accountability, Manu Gowswami was happy to get a glimpse of his beloved candidate.
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We also get a glimpse of Michael B. Jordan as Erik Killmonger, a Wakandan exile who sets out to dethrone the Black Panther, and the Dora Milaje, an all-female special forces squad and the personal bodyguards of T'Challa.
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Mounted in a special theater that rotated the audience for each view, the diorama was a hit — at least among the wealthy patrons who could afford it — and foreigners flocked to Paris to get a glimpse of the illusions.
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While no one expected that product to start shipping before the spring, the fact that the market won't even get a glimpse of it at the biggest mobile show of the year has to be worrisome for the company.
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Hundreds of New York-based journalists scrambled to get a glimpse of what most expected to be a short-lived spectacle, as Trump and his wife Melania made their way down a golden escalator and into a cramped foyer.
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TMZ reports that Google and Apple are issuing refunds to some of the disappointed fans who made shelled out money on livestreaming app Halogen TV to get a glimpse of the wedding between YouTubers Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul.
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Following Mr. Trump's swearing-in ceremony, a presidential procession and inaugural parade will make its way from the Capitol to the White House, and visitors can get a glimpse of the new president from the sidewalks along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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In a flashback to the time when Billie and Marvin first swooned for each other, and in a gorgeous mother-daughter scene, we get a glimpse of the warm, sun-dappled life that these people thought they would share.
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Get a glimpse of what these future Olympic athletes were up to before they were touching down in PyeongChang -- scroll through the gallery of these sporty sprouts and see if you can guess which gold medal contenders they turned into!
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Kaz and Poe investigate a ruined star system where the star appears to be missing, the First Order seems poised to take over Colossus, and we get a glimpse of Starkiller Base and hints that Kylo Ren might make an appearance.
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I think if Hujar could get a glimpse of where he is in the scheme of things right now, he would be satisfied because his reputation has arrived on its own terms, and everything had to be on his terms.
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Although the team kept the cow therapy event small this time and limited to students, they may open it to the general public in the future so people can get a glimpse of where (and who!) their milk comes from.
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Now, she's racked up at least 30 tattoos — but there are plenty more that are either too small or too faded for anyone to get a glimpse of (like the scribble on her left thigh or "hi" on her toe).
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In the meantime, check out the below video to get a glimpse of the new logo for Chung's namesake brand (watch until the end or you'll miss it) and, of course, to watch the style star's equestrian skills in action.
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Snapchat For 2017, Snapchat launched a rainbow emoji brush, a new sticker set, Pride-themed geofilters and Pride-specific stories so users can get a glimpse of celebrations around the world, including in Paris, Toronto and Mexico City this upcoming weekend.
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But the truth is when trans people are affirmed and treated in their full humanity and are respected fully in who they are we get a glimpse of what true self determination looks like and the right to self-identify.
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It's only the briefest of teases: We get a glimpse of Whittaker dressed in the Twelfth Doctor's iconic outfit and gasping in shock, and then more glimpses of Whittaker in her own rainbow-printed threads, scrambling across various alien vistas.
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Since his return to the Tu Hieu Temple in late October, Mr. Nhat Hanh's presence has attracted hundreds of followers, who sometimes wait for days hoping to get a glimpse of him being pushed around the grounds in his wheelchair.
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An Apple event is a distinct kind of TV special: an extended commercial — this one ran nearly two hours — that people watch willingly, to get a glimpse of the new products and an art-directed idea of their better selves.
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In the trailer, we get a glimpse of Agarwal's story -- the day that she is attacked with acid, and the reaction of the police, who question the circumstances leading up to her attack and the "many" men she may have known.
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Using workshops and interviews the team has spoken to around 700 children and educators in the UK. Among expeditions is a trip to the International Space Station, where students can get a glimpse of what life is like in space.
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The air of melancholy left by so many vanished dreams was present even when I decided to climb a remote mountain known as La Loma on my final morning, to get a glimpse of the island's hard-to-visit south.
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Making use of kind of the tools and technologies already available in your life, and that gave people a way to get a glimpse of the possibility of this thing in a way that was very approachable, affordable and simple.
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"On Monday morning we did something unprecedented: we switched Index off for a time so that those who consider it important get a glimpse of what it would be like without us," editor-in-chief Attila Toth-Szenesi wrote in an article.
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On another note, Officer Rengering is being placed into Cougar Prey Protective Care, similar to the witness protection program for his safety," it read, as well as discouraging people from calling 911 in order to get a glimpse of the officers. "5.
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Jenner arrived several hours late to her advertised appearance at Sugar Factory's Las Vegas grand opening on Saturday, waving to the hundreds of fans who waited for about three hours to simply get a glimpse of the 19-year-old makeup mogul.
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When I visited Turn 10 Studios in May to get a glimpse of Forza Motorsport 7, the team that builds the tracks couldn't stop talking about how photogrammetry has made it easier for them to re-create real locations in a digital setting.
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According to 9to5Google, the person who spotted the phone and snuck the photos also managed to get a glimpse of the front of the device, which reportedly did not have a notch but instead a large "forehead" with two cameras in it.
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While we do get a glimpse of whatever this weird handshake was, we missed out on the time Trump poured a whole box of fish food into a koi pond in Japan and the bitter fight between the wind and his delicate hair.
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"I talked to some of the companies that helped out over there (in New Orleans) just to kind of get a glimpse of what went wrong, what went right, and how do you think we can do it best this time," Watt said.
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Though Kubo would not be expected to feature in Real's first team, fans could get a glimpse of the player in the Copa America competition as Japan plays Chile in its first group game on Tuesday, and Kubo could make an appearance.
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Click ahead to get a glimpse of India's corporate heritage, from India's richest man to an IT giant to a media doyenne, in this Top 10 Indian Inheritors list compiled by Wealth-X, a research firm that specializes in ultra-high net worth individuals.
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But, there's a less expensive, tried-and-true form of trend-spotting that has long allowed us to get a glimpse of what our wardrobe will look like six months from now — at least in terms of palette: Pantone's bi-annual fashion color report.
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What it boils down to is there is something here that moves 20,103 to 80,000 miles an hour, that is using technologies that we don't understand, and we're starting to get a glimpse of what these things are doing, but we don't totally know why.
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Settle in for one final season of Pretty Little Liars, clear room on your playlists for new music from Sylvan Esso, and let Emma Watson and Tom Hanks hold your hand while you get a glimpse of your terrifying technological future in The Circle.
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Fans will get a glimpse of a never-before-seen clip from Rogue One — which takes place shortly before the events of 1977's Star Wars: A New Hope and focuses on a group of unlikely heroes who steal the plans to the Death Star.
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Verizon and AT&T customers may get a glimpse of 5G connectivity if they happen to live in a city where these carriers have deployed it, but their 5G networks are unlikely to be the primary networks you'll be connecting to on a daily basis.
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To walk through Shanghai's last remaining shikumen (alleyway complexes entered through a stone-framed kumen, or gateway) is to return to the wicked, glamorous "Paris of the Orient" — and to get a glimpse of what has happened to Shanghai in the century since then.
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As Forty Quinn (James Scully) maps out his screenplay based on Beck's book "The Dark Face of Love," viewers finally get a glimpse of the lies that were spun in the published piece as well as the real events that were included in it.
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Through these women's stories, we get a glimpse of how the girls' disappearance has rippled through the broader Kamchatka community, but we also hear more about how each of them struggle with the limitations they come up against in their everyday lives in Kamchatka.
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Instead, he drilled a hole in a piece of the set called a tormentor flat, about waist-high, so that he and his eight castmates, standing backstage, could get a glimpse of whoever was sitting sixth row center: the best seats in the house.
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But because we don't even get a glimpse of Chucky in the teaser, we just have a vaguely nebulous idea that an ominous toymaker with a slightly dystopian edge has unleashed a serial killer doll onto a confused public, causing society to run amok.
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This can be observed every spring, as thousands of urban birders fill New York's carefully defined green spaces, hoping to get a glimpse of the brightly feathered migrants that settle in the trees on their way north — without kicking out the Frisbee players in their midst.
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Christensen (famous for his portrayal of Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith) even went aboard the spaceship, which acts as a motion simulator, to get a glimpse of the high-tech features.
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We also get a glimpse of a man who admits he was drinking a lot and is "running out of options," and a there's another woman who says she stopped caring about herself after her younger brother died in a car wreck when he was 21.
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At first, there was nothing to suggest that they hadn't been etched out by long-ago rivers, like similar features here on EarthHoping to get a glimpse of some mineral deposits and clay left behind by the water, researchers overlaid color composition scans onto existing photographs.
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Still, we get a glimpse of some obvious quirks: the food court at the mall that seems to play a prominent role this season, the retro logos for a few mall stores including the Gap and J.C. Penney, and an amusingly oversize '80s-era walkie-talkie.
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Thanks to online and mobile food delivery juggernaut Grubhub, we can get a glimpse of what users eat when they are too tired to cook, too hungover to get out of bed, or any other situation which would warrant ordering food from your phone or computer.
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While tourists peeked into holes in the tarp coverings to try to get a glimpse of the new park, others got a slice of what was to come at the new Disney Town station emblazoned with Mickey Mouse logos and Disney-themed cafes and photo spots.
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Just occasionally we get a glimpse of it as metal rotates out of the stocks-financing shadows into the glare of the LME warehouse reports, as often as not in the U.S. port of New Orleans, which received close to 90,000 tonnes over the course of June.
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China lags the U.S., Europe and regional hubs such as Singapore and Hong Kong on access to cutting-edge cancer drugs, but the mainland will soon get a glimpse of potential next-generation targeted therapies as Roche looks to launch genomic-sequencing tests from Foundation Medicine Inc.
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Apologetic White House aides explained that some of us might not make it in for the so-called spray at the start of the meeting, when reporters typically get a glimpse of the tableau and have the opportunity to hear from both leaders and ask questions.
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And many exhibitions are starting to feel like gawkfests: wedging oneself between others or standing tippy-toe over shoulders to see a Vincent van Gogh or Edward Hopper painting as if trying, desperately, to get a glimpse of a car wreck or the fleeting celebrity sighting.
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Amy Cappellazzo of Sotheby's huddled in discussion with the dealer Barbara Gladstone; the Miami collectors Norman Braman and Martin Z. Margulies chatted in Luhring Augustine's booth; and people crowded into the private room off Thaddeus Ropac's booth to get a glimpse of a large Anselm Kiefer painting.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Rebecca's situation — take a chance on the spark-inducing new guy or settle for the perfectly pleasant guy who doesn't light her fire — parallels both her upbringing (which we get a glimpse of) and Jack's house and the different situations women find themselves in, especially all those decades ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - (Backstory is a series of reports showing how Reuters journalists work and the standards under which they operate) Hundreds of reporters and photographers pressed up against steel barriers last week to get a glimpse of Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk at Manhattan's downtown federal courthouse.
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As part of the magazine's 73 Questions series, a pre-bleach job Swift leads the unseen interviewer around her home in L.A.While in the kitchen, where we get a glimpse of her three coffee makers (and MTV moonman award), she answers a few questions about her food habits.
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And it's not all offensive play either—we get a glimpse of Soldier and Junkrat sitting back and sharing some booze while watching the battle rage on, as well as some good ol' Russian gun bonding between TF2's minigun-carrying Heavy and Overwatch's particle gun wielder Zarya.
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In India, she follows Pooja to her home village, where we get a glimpse of the forces that have been at work in Pooja's life (poverty, casual rape, domestic violence and a tenuous local political situation), but the visit feels truncated, Pooja's life available to us only in outline.
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"I think if we think about it more deeply — what is this product, what is being advertised — we really start to get a glimpse of what our cultural assumptions are, what we think the roles of women should be, what we value as a culture at large," Atkinson tells Refinery29.
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Since it was unveiled at Van Eaton Galleries last week, collectors, Disney fans, and Hollywood figures have flocked to get a glimpse of this unique piece of Disney history -- the drawing that started it all, that helped Walt and Roy Disney acquire the financing to build their first theme park.
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The new headset is the successor to the company's original Rift headset and will include a higher resolution display, a new tracking feature called Oculus Insight and a feature called Passthrough+ that allows users to get a glimpse of their real-world surroundings without having to take off their headset.
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No sooner does he get a glimpse of the perfection that precedes actualization than he is doomed to become part of the actualization process himself, to be the one who defaces the ideal and brings into the world a precarious copy, unlike the architect who saves it by burning the plans.
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And you get a glimpse of the great American dancer David Hallberg in the film, who's the lead male soloist there, but he's a guest soloist and we were trying to make a film that says something about the Russian psyche, about Putin's Russia, and Mother Russia, if you like.
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Creech also has a group of embedded physiologists, chaplains and psychologists called the Human Performance Team, all of whom possess the security clearances required to enter the spaces where drone pilots do their work, in part so that they can get a glimpse of what the pilots and sensor operators experience.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — Hours before Donald J. Trump was set to hold a rally in the Flynn Center here, a crowd of supporters, hecklers and curious observers braved freezing temperatures to get a glimpse of the Republican presidential candidate who dared to set foot on the traditionally liberal turf of Senator Bernie Sanders.
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In it we get a glimpse of the utter foreignness that Segalen experienced in China over a century ago, when the tone of foreign communiques had only recently turned away from religious zealotry, and China had just a year earlier transferred centuries of autarchic minority rule to the corrupt, democratic Republic of China.
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One natural shot was apparently too provocative for the show (maybe the US isn't that much more liberal than China), but it was perhaps the most memorable, if you can, get a glimpse of it in the exhibition catalog: the recurring, lanky, long-haired woman, legs spread, thighs smeared with menstrual blood.
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When it is time to watch the game, the owners who get a glimpse of the players from inside this most exclusive of vantage points — private equity types and tech moguls but also boldface names like Magic Johnson, Will Ferrell and Mia Hamm Garciaparra — can take a private elevator to the owners' veranda.
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And many of them — like the gentleman above, who ignored this reporter's requests for comment, preferring instead to wave his sign and repeatedly yell, "You can do it!" in the style of The Waterboy — were mainly eager to get a glimpse of celebrity, in one of just two events Trump held in Iowa this weekend.
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Moviegoers will get a glimpse of a young Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law), seen previously as a stoic, long-bearded mentor to Harry Potter (previously played by Richard Harris and Michael Gambon), as well as the origins of villain Lord Voldemort's pet snake Nagini (Claudia Kim), who, it turns out, is more than just a snake.
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Early in the HBO documentary Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher And Debbie Reynolds, viewers get a glimpse of the huge double-doored gate to "the compound," a sprawling, multi-house California ranch where author and Star Wars star Carrie Fisher and her mother, Singin' In The Rain star Debbie Reynolds, live in adjoining houses.
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Having been deprived for so long, audiences were clamoring to get a glimpse of her, and of her marriage; of what it is, exactly, that joins her and her husband in ideology and character; of what makes her so sure he's the right guy for the job, other than the fact that he's her husband.
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Two wanted to head up to the mezzanine to see if they could get a glimpse of the Hollywood celebrities in the house — Natalie Portman, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Garner, Eva Longoria and Uzo Aduba were all in the V.I.P. box, hanging out with Megan Rapinoe, who was not playing because of a mild injury.
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That it could not have been built without Western materials and engineers, that it became one of the few places where East Germans could get a glimpse of West Berlin, that crown jewels were antithetical to the young republic's guiding philosophy — these were minor details, less important than ostentatiously asserting the new state's identity.
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The Chilevisión reporter was inside Santiago International Airport, trying her best to get a glimpse of BTS — an abbreviation for the Korean term Bangtan Sonyeondan, or "bulletproof boy scouts" in English — one of K-pop's most famous boy bands, arriving for its sold-out March 2127 and 12 concert dates at the Movistar Arena.
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Donors who spend $5,000 can get a glimpse of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's White House transition team, Politico reported Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)An Election Day test for health care, two legacy questions for President Trump, a security scare for a GOP senator and a heated Democratic debate over a new book that offers a stinging rebuke of the Hillary Clinton campaign -- it's all a part of our Inside Politics forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today.
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Each person, though, can only get a glimpse of the whole, as you choose your own adventure by following characters, from Maxilla (Trustina Sabah) of New Galapagos, who does not understand why she is a "specimen," to H. T. Darling (Sarah Olmsted Thomas) himself as he attempts to control these alien objects for his own spectacle.
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Hoping Indians 'like' it: a Free Basics billboard in Mumbai, during and after the campaignIf you wanted to get a glimpse of how hard Facebook can fight when pressed against the wall — a hint of its war chest, the scope of its ambition to access and connect the developing world — take a drive around Mumbai, India's financial capital, as 2015 turned into 2016.
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Washington (CNN)Here are the stories our DC insiders are talking about in this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a glimpse of tomorrow's headlines today: 1) Trump's newfound friendship with Graham takes a hit CNN has learned that the Trump-Graham relationship could be changing in light of controversial comments made by President Trump in an Oval Office meeting.
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Allowing Bloomberg to join the fun will not only boost audiences, it will allow voters to get a glimpse of the real man behind the polished-up fellow plastered all over their TV sets and news feeds, who up until now has not been tested through either debates or the kind of free-wheeling town halls that can expose a candidate's weaknesses.
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In a hands-on video, we get a glimpse of the just-announced device, as well as the lower-cost iPhone Xr. The bottom line: The details of the devices were largely as expected, but some impressive camera tricks could push some purchasers toward the iPhone Xs, while the lower-cost iPhone Xr will move the previously high-end-only Face ID closer to the mainstream.
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The trailer does a nice job of not giving away too much — we see the Ghostbusters get slimed, learn how they're the best in their fields (physics and engineering), get a glimpse of the origin story of the Ecto-1, ogle some eye candy (an objectified Chris Hemsworth), and enjoy a little taste of the women firing their proton packs (the coolest part, really).
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And in numbers like the one below, we get a glimpse of Simon's tongue-in-cheek but ever-present warmth toward his characters: Toward the end of his career, Simon wrote a string of loosely autobiographical plays in which he turned away from the more overtly comedic and began lacing his familiar family dysfunction and portraits of odd bedfellows with real conflict, drama, and even pain.
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We even get a glimpse of Kiernan Shipka's ongoing quest to prove she was always one Mad Men's strongest actors, tapping in here as Bette's fed-up daughter, B.D. (Also: Tucci gets to scream "Cunt!" on primetime television, a rarity he does not let go to waste, bless him.) Elsewhere, as Crawford and Davis's contemporaries Olivia de Havilland and Joan Blondell, Catherine Zeta Jones and Kathy Bates have a much harder job to do.
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Ryan Stewart, LA Kitchen's executive chef and his sous chef, Charlie Negrete, are some of the great talents that Egger has scored to help his dreams come true in LA. As soon as I'm done interviewing Egger, Stewart and Negrete each give me a small tour to get a glimpse of the high-caliber food preservation techniques that LA Kitchen is using to ensure that as little food as possible is thrown out.
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Artist's Choice: Amy Sillman, The Shape of Shape at the Museum of Modern Art October 21, 2019–April 12, 23 Organized by Amy Sillman with Michelle Kuo and Jenny Harris It's always thrilling to get a glimpse of the wondrous artworks tucked away in a museum's collection, especially when you consider the fact that most institutions — the monumental new MoMA included — can only ever display a fraction of their holdings at one time.
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In this first episode, we get a glimpse of what an uphill battle this promises to be: She's surrounded by enemies who view her as an illegitimate usurper; her foppish dandy son Paul (Joseph Quinn) is getting ideas about maybe replacing her a few years early; her long-time lover, Grigory Orlov (Richard Roxburgh), is grumbling because she won't publicly acknowledge his role in her life; and to top it all off, there's the little problem of one of her relatives being locked away in prison in an attempt to suppress his very strong claim to the throne.
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