And standing next to Zarif was Bozorgmehr, "calm and composed, glancing at me, glancing at Zarif, in charge of the situation," Pleitgen said.
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Glancing at the crowd, he refused to give his name.
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A woman a few chairs away kept glancing at me.
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"Where's your helmet?" one mother asked, glancing at her spouse.
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And Arman and I are side glancing at Yelp these days.
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Of course," she sighed, glancing at Victor Mair, "I was wrong.
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"What does it mean?" he asks, glancing at the bloody slug.
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Glancing at my phone to see if anyone's replied on Whatsapp.
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Glancing at her daughter and husband, Erika broke down in tears.
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"It's a great day," he said, glancing at the blue sky.
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Glancing at the specs, the LX2700 looks a lot like the RX10003.
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"And Sam," I added, glancing at my wife with an awkward smile.
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Manafort heard us talking and walked by, glancing at the final proof.
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He stomped up the trailer ramp without glancing at his pining fans.
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I caught him sheepishly glancing at my tits a couple of times.
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Oshman said, glancing at her still swollen legs, wrapped in compression socks.
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Just glancing at the shelves, I assumed the products were for people.
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"Yes," Mr. Nunes said, after glancing at the floor for a moment.
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"This is seldom as simple as glancing at a bank balance," he adds.
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Tunis began to cry as she told her story, glancing at the photographs.
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We were both reading The Post, and he kept glancing at me sideways.
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"You know what I mean," she said, glancing at her stomach, her thighs.
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We were both reading The Post and he kept glancing at me sideways.
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"I'll take it," Springer said after glancing at the list on someone's smartphone.
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Glancing at Disney's releases this year yields an unprecedented collection of guaranteed hits.
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"There are two hundred surrealist moments a day," Eliza whispered, glancing at her.
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In his limber and leisurely fashion, Linklater is glancing at a golden age.
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They may also swallow heavily, shift their jaws or keep glancing at the exit.
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Cosplay tends to bleed together if you're just glancing at it on the internet.
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Glancing at men on dating sites will probably be one of the easier ones.
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A fellow customer left without flushing, glancing at the sink on her way out.
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Or how about glancing at the political setup in Essos, across the Narrow Sea?
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They grew tense under her gaze, glancing at her for approval after each trick.
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Investors are again glancing at a clock with no hands — and dismissing the risk.
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She was glancing at her watch to see when she needed to head backstage.
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"It's me," says Mr. Bouhadana, glancing at the image, which serves as his logo.
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You can see that there are people walking by, glancing at her and hurrying on.
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"They're glancing at each other and exchanging knowing laughs during the show," the source says.
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Don't miss at least glancing at The Villa Casa Casuarina, the former Gianni Versace mansion.
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The pig prances around, glancing at the mirror and the reflection of the dead man.
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"They're glancing at each other and exchanging knowing laughs during the show," the source said.
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But they're not super apparent if you're just glancing at the credit card application online.
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With users merely glancing at content for a fraction of a second, every detail counts.
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If you ever have the misfortune of glancing at my giant forehead, you will understand.
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I sit for a while, staring at my hands and occasionally glancing at the door.
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She says "C'mon" before glancing at the card and announcing "La La Land" as the winner.
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As I drove, I kept glancing at the center panel to keep track of my speed.
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It doesn't work if you're just like glancing at an idea but not getting quite there.
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"If you're playing me, I'll kill you," declares Lincoln upon glancing at a photo of Michael.
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In another, she is glancing at her father's closed eyes, her arms clasped around her stomach.
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Glancing at inspirational quotes, uplifting doodles, or a few words of positivity can lift your spirits.
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Poke blinked through the men, glancing at their ring fingers, wondering how much he could pull.
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Ms. Haspel stood silently at the podium, glancing at her notes as the heckler was removed.
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After glancing at the tag, I saw that the denim jacket wasn't made from 100% cotton.
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Concern over the virus was evident by just glancing at Amazon's bestselling products on Friday afternoon.
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In news photographs and video, you catch other politicians glancing at the president in obvious bafflement.
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"It's nice of you to have us," Charlie said, glancing at Mother, who stared at him.
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"From glancing at it, I think Exxon has substantial arguments that their accounting is correct," he said.
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Twitter users also joked about a similar picture showing Trump's son, Eric, glancing at his wife, Lara.
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The "Can't Keep My Hands to Myself" songstress was also photographed glancing at Botticelli's Birth of Venus.
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It will, after all, contain a billion eyes glancing at every point, converging into one continuous view.
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It's simple to double-check the status of your front door simply by glancing at your smartphone.
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But glancing at the grids of the super-rich is like looking into the eye of chaos.
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THE CLINTON AD Khizr Khan walks slowly through his house, glancing at photos of his son, Capt.
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When I got on the bus decked out like that, the other passengers kept glancing at me.
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The man didn't budge after glancing at the menu, contending that he was waiting for three friends.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You used to know a cheap HP laptop just by glancing at it.
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Patrons packed local restaurants, barely glancing at televisions bearing news of Pyongyang's latest threat against their home.
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During his statement to the court, Mr. Hernandez appeared to break down after glancing at the audience.
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Viewers, abetting the couple, send them into their memories by glancing at the photos in their album.
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"Wow," said Ms. Moody, 215, glancing at the sleek black stick in her right hand that evening.
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I changed the channel on a mock TV set by glancing at one corner of the screen.
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They add that voters can be trusted to vote sensibly even after glancing at a political message.
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It feels like Timeless is glancing at a ton of interesting ideas without actually diving into them.
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And the infant takes the cue, glancing at the screen, where a human avatar signs a nursery rhyme.
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At 2.7 inches, it's a good size for glancing at notifications without having to flip open the phone.
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She goes to bed with her lover for four days without so much as glancing at a headline.
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In fact, even glancing at it for a few seconds during a partial phase could cause eye damage.
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As we're talking, I notice her idly flip her iPhone around her fingers, occasionally glancing at its screen.
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He held some notes, but after glancing at them at the beginning, he never referred to them again.
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A businessman in a suit can't resist glancing at his phone and tiptoes away to make a call.
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Telling Kroff that you will have to be leaving, soon… Glancing at your watch, signaling to him— Please!
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Just glancing at the comments on her tweet of the preview it's clear she hasn't won over everybody.
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So another way of verifying that it's the newer hardware model is by glancing at the serial number.
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The young woman onstage is nervously glancing at the hulking Cookie Monster, who is standing way too close.
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On the outside is a small 2.1-inch screen for quickly glancing at the time or your notifications.
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Before you examine an item closely or try on a piece of clothing, consider glancing at the price tag.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly crossed his arms and stared down at his shoes, barely glancing at the president.
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Essential said users can interact with Essential Home by speaking to it, tapping it or even glancing at it.
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By glancing at her phone, she ended up killing a 75-year-old farmer and grandfather on a tractor.
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Clad in a tucked-in white undershirt, he proceeded to eat a sandwich, never once glancing at the musicians.
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No one smiled, no one looked like they'd showered, and I couldn't stop glancing at the hectic orange carpet.
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That's certainly true about glancing at texts, but, in my case, I hardly ever use third-party watch apps.
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Glancing at Dillinger Four, you see four burly, Midwestern guys who are keen on extolling the virtues of Motörhead.
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In a debate in 31, a television camera captured him glancing at his wristwatch, as if he were bored.
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" "His arm is bent awkwardly—perhaps, he has speculated, because he was glancing at the checklist on his wrist.
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" The couple is about to celebrate their six-month anniversary after nearly a year of "just glancing at each other.
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So how disappointing to find her having to carry Julio Medem's florid "Ma Ma," a melodrama only glancing at profundity.
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For instance, glancing at the "Technology" objects, you might be drawn to the flashy gilded brass astronomical clock (59 cows).
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If you were glancing at your phone inside a Nike store last week, you might have seen the image above.
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Finally, it's worth glancing at other countries where, as in the United States, the middle class has been struggling lately.
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Not because it was great in direct sunlight—it's not—or for glancing at my stats from my peripheral vision.
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When an alert popped up on a work message board the other night, I replied without glancing at the time.
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You might not know it from glancing at a Chromebook, but Google's Chrome OS is in a constant state of evolution.
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Maybe you noticed House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi glancing at her Apple Watch during President Obama's State of the Union Address.
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Glancing at the clock, she was astounded to see that they had been talking nonstop for three and a half hours.
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But he has also been on a campaign to get us cooking without glancing at a tablet or a grubby printout.
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In the 32-second long video, López Núñez can be seen eating a tortilla, glancing at the phone, and at the hacker.
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I can pretty much expect how a product will feel and look just by glancing at the ingredients, name, and packaging alone.
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I love that she is always glancing at other men, because that reminds me of how lucky I am to have her.
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Not every puzzle is like this, but it was enough that I found myself glancing at a walkthrough provided by the developer.
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Occasionally, those in attendance seemed caught in the middle, glancing at colleagues in a snap poll of whether to rise and cheer.
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"Just a glass of water," she added, glancing at passersby in the street as if they were more interesting than he was.
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Zelinsky, the prosecutor, was patient with Credico's bombastic answers but kept glancing at the clock when Credico would launch into a tangent.
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You sit and read, glancing at a suspended screen that seems to play only disaster news and weather reports from the Midwest.
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And yet within months, he says, people were walking into the bar and, without even glancing at the menu, ordering the Shark Eye.
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The screen doesn't recenter itself when you're glancing at a file in Windows Explorer, and apps don't open simply by peering at them.
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Just glancing at the first season of FX's Fargo, you might think it's an attempt at a reboot of the original movie's story.
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At readings, I tell this to kids and they nod knowingly, often glancing at their ponytailed mothers, in their T-shirts and jeans.
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The image can feel inescapable this time of year: a man glancing at his reflection, running his hand over his newly smooth skin.
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Their hosts were nervous, glancing at the sky and eager to leave, ordering the marchers into cars to drive to a safer place.
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With the notch, it was easy to see who had coughed up $1,000 on the hot new iPhone just by glancing at their screen.
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She can create buzz around a project simply by glancing at it, and her docket of films to star in grows by the day.
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They asked multiple times, while glancing at my three-inch heels, if I was sure I want to go with them to the infield.
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"This is the only place you can stay because the rest of the rooms are being used," she announced, glancing at the CCTV monitor.
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He also does something called the "best friends test," where he calls them out for glancing at each other before answering his dumbass questions.
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In her room, glancing at her sensual frame as she carelessly lays on an undone bed, aloof, wrapped in a heavy haze of thoughts.
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She stalks the floor slowly, often with hands clasped behind her back, occasionally glancing at papers with line-ups, scores, and standings on them.
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Glancing at her watch, Lu informed us that Maidilang's lunch hour was nearly finished and invited us to accompany her to the company's cafeteria.
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Clifford recalled being new to the league as an assistant with the Knicks during the 2000-01 season and glancing at the coming schedule.
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For similar reasons, incessant glancing at the clock or your watch conveys to others in the room you're bored, disinterested or just plain rude.
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"I want to make sure I'm on the right path here," O'Rourke said, leaning a little closer to the wheel, glancing at his GPS.
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Without glancing at the menu, Xu ordered braised duck and pickled beets, classic dishes that typify the sweet, subtle flavors of the city's cuisine.
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By glancing at another woman's epic interactions with fame — Boyd was once harassed by Beatles fans in an alley — Swift is reckoning with her own.
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I want to be able to privately play my games and watch my shows and write my lesbian erotica without 24B glancing at my screen.
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"I can get minute-to-minute weather predictions and tell you moisture levels anywhere in our fields just by glancing at my phone," says Hunnicutt.
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After glancing at the Touch Bar, I found myself watching the screen as I moved my finger, until I had just the right edit setting.
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A student from Mexico City consults another from Las Vegas on a passage in Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby," occasionally glancing at Google Translate on a laptop.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Between the points on Monday night at the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic was frequently wincing in pain and glancing at his right elbow.
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I remember on one occasion catching the girl who sat next to me glancing at my computer screen to see what I was working on.
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Health is not a metric best assessed by glancing at someone, nor is it something I must prove to others to justify or quantify my worth.
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"If Trump noticed someone glancing at the box — and sometimes completely unprompted — he would pick it up and move it farther away from himself," Sims writes.
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But years of training cannot dull the pang when, glancing at a scan and seeing a patient's dim chances, those prospects happen to be his own.
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But a few of our mutual friends have a habit that annoys me: They direct their comments only to my husband, rarely even glancing at me.
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His location is marked on the map in real-time, and glancing at the interface always reveals in which direction, though not distance, he's causing havoc.
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If you landed there by accident or because someone linked you, it might be difficult to draw much of anything by glancing at their front page.
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NEW ORLEANS — Glancing at the street signs on a stroll through uptown and downtown New Orleans can serve as a kind of shuffled-up history lesson.
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While Solomon and Waldron roamed the stage, occasionally glancing at notes on screens at their feet, Scherr spoke in measured tones from behind a translucent lectern.
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The Times reported Wednesday that Trump was glancing at a fact sheet about the opioid crisis, which had been billed as the focus of the briefing.
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Simultaneously, a young man on the ground floor of the house next door has been making coffee and glancing at a 221 copy of Paris Match .
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As Goot puts it, glancing at their first installment, "One of our big goals is to give people the opportunity to wear really high-quality clothes."
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But as my words grew louder, I noticed that they began to hesitate, glancing at one another and shifting their weight from booted foot to booted foot.
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"By the way so … Kris says Kylie's not confirming anything, so that's the news from the family," he said, glancing at his iPhone as the audience groaned.
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He can make tough shots, but that knowledge leads him to take tough shots, often without so much as glancing at the other Cavaliers on the court.
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I saw myself glancing at the advert over and over again, as if somehow, magically, my name would no longer be next to that of Marie Antoinette.
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Two good strategies for solving crosswords with more long across entries than downs are either starting with the downs or glancing at them to confirm across hunches.
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One of my biggest issues with smartwatches is that glancing at a tiny screen on your wrist isn't actually that much better that just pulling out your phone.
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Make sure all the required skills in a job description need to be thereWhen glancing at a job description, women will often scrutinize the skill requirements, Graf said.
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Windows Phone debuted in 2010 with Microsoft's Metro design philosophy, and a focus on glancing at your phone for information instead of digging in and out of apps.
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But the internet seized its chance to poke fun at the two world leaders with a poorly (or perfectly) timed photo of Trudeau awkwardly glancing at Trump's hand.
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As you walk through, you go from walking amongst these columns to glancing at them hanging above, as the memorial's path ramps downward but the ceiling remains horizontal.
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Glancing at Windows 03s battery life estimator on the 15-inch Notebook 9, I was promised 3 hours and 22 minutes off a remaining charge of 23 percent.
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In place of the instrument cluster, the driver has to sneak peeks at the speed by glancing at a widget in the upper left of the big screen.
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At this point in my life I was still glancing at my sister's Cosmopolitan magazines because I liked the sex diagrams, so an actual naked woman was hot.
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There are other issues with the quality of Moore's argument, too, like its glancing-at-best treatment of how factors like housing costs shape population and job growth.
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As we spoke in his office, he kept glancing at his TV. He told me that the drama on the other side of the Capitol was "consuming" him.
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A week later, glancing at a phone at home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, she beamed as she saw that she had been nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award.
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Nearly everything is quantified these days: how much we eat, how frequently we exercise, how much time we spend glancing at a Facebook post or reading an article.
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Some reports speculated that policy advisors had approved a more hawkish tone, after the president was seen glancing at a sheet of paper while making his statement Tuesday.
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Here's the breakdown of what Peloton announced: Peloton built out an Apple Watch app so that users can get metrics about their workouts by glancing at their wrist.
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If you dream of going to a fancy-pants spa and ordering a day's worth of treatments (and Champagne) without even glancing at the price list, join the club.
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Hudly 22019 W Fast Wireless Car Charger and Mount — $2150 with promo code NEWYEAR2180 See Details Say goodbye to dangerously glancing at Google Maps while hurrying down the highway.
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WALLACE: For Matt Boeve, who lost his wife to a distracted driver, and Laura Maurer, who killed a grandfather while glancing at a text, speaking up can save lives.
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The Iranian revolution, we can say glancing at the tempest of Islamic movements that swept the world afterward, was one of the foundational events of the twenty-first century.
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Of course, if the possibility of someone glancing at your phone and seeing when your next period is supposed to begin makes you panic, turning off notifications is easy.
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Holding iPads and iPhones, they will reveal a fractured narrative about an impending ecological disaster, bits of which can be gleaned by glancing at or eavesdropping on their devices.
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"I was never comfortable getting personal about my family because I thought it was special territory," Mr. Trump said, glancing at a picture of his father on his desk.
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Glancing at them has the effect of making you feel simultaneously insignificant and momentous, which is a pretty sobering, and useful, emotion, usually telling you: Let's get to work.
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During a conversation about the amount of data people volunteer to the internet, the camera lingers on passers-by who are glancing at smartwatches and communing with their phones.
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I remember glancing at myself in the mirror while I was lighting the dope, a syringe dangling from my mouth, and thinking, This is the me I love best.
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Glancing at my bookshelf, I see Please Kill Me, Up in the Old Hotel, City of Glass, The Alienist, Dreamland, Empire Rising, and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay.
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He sits in the lobby of the Marriott, glancing at a menu, and tells his own story, one of years of grinding practice and a quest to overcome self-doubt.
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At times agents appeared satisfied by simply opening the door of the van-sized taxis and glancing at the passengers, while at other times they grilled passengers with several questions.
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Algstam showed it off by editing text in Note on one screen, then glancing at a Slack window in the other screen and typing without ever reaching for the trackpad.
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Built-in routing tools and smartphone apps alike can steal your attention away from the road, whether you're just glancing at a screen or gutsily reprogramming your route mid-drive.
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"It took me only a few minutes to see how to hack it," said security consultant Thomas Richards, glancing at a Premier Election Solutions machine currently in use in Georgia.
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When she notices me glancing at a leather-bound journal between us on the coffee table, she opens it to reveal poems she's written over the years, mostly while flying.
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Anderson answered with a sober nod, like Cinderella glancing at the clock, and then, her face brightening, she turned back to a table filled with strangers who had become friends.
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I didn't time myself using a timer, but by glancing at my clock, the blowout took slightly longer than drying curly with the diffuser, but still less than 10 minutes.
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"I know this stuff is bad for me, but I can't stop," Gabriel Ruiz Barbosa said, glancing at a tray of McDonald's sundaes his son was carrying into the restaurant.
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Glancing at some unenthusiastic faces in the room when Donald Glover accepted awards for Atlanta and Meryl Streep took down Donald Trump, I had no doubts about where Hollywood's loyalties lie.
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In the clip, a guy glancing at a Google Pixel phone gets identified with a giant rainbow after the screen switches from the text message window to the front-facing camera.
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We can tell the time by glancing at a clock or noting, once again, that low-flying jet, that errant pigeon crashing through a window, that curious object in the sky.
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Keeping Score It would perhaps be forgivable for anyone glancing at the box score of Kobe Bryant's final N.B.A. game on Wednesday to assume his point total was a typographical error.
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Ne-Yo: Another Kind of Christmas (Motown) Ne-Yo has always loved retro signifiers of class: airbrushed surfaces, crisply mixed martinis, men wearing cleanly pressed suits and glancing at pocket-watches.
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Merely glancing at it (maybe not smelling it) could have you believing it&aposs yet another lime and basil home scent that can come with a price tag of £64 ($84.45).
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"A map of the world that does not include Utopia is not worth even glancing at" ― Oscar Wilde The exhibition, Tomorrow Never Happens, explores queer futurity and the aesthetics of utopia.
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I remembered the scene we'd lived so many times, Mom and I glancing at each other and enjoying our family in-joke as the people around us sang the boring, regular words.
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Once the race begins, he cuts in to shots of gears being shifted and pedals being pressed, glancing at the ever-so-serious faces of the drivers as they make their moves.
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But before we get to taste the stuff, Yoshitake has to prepare hot dogs for the prominent judging panel and the wait time is annoying Dan, who keeps glancing at his watch.
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And as I was doing this—reading or at least glancing at every letter and memo, turning every page—I began to get a feeling: something in those early years had changed.
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It's also a terrific parody of the very specific, doom-haunted culture of online journalism, constantly glancing at real-time pageview stats in a cold sweat and fretting over the Facebook algorithm.
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After glancing at the other kids who were already on the mats donning their own mismatched assortment of gis over jean shorts or swim trunks, he dashed into the bathroom to change.
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Judging by her office, which was full of skulls and swords, she is not the kind of curator who traipses the halls of her palatial museum, glancing at her tablet every few moments.
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Barely glancing at the transcript of his speech in front of him, Curry talked directly to a congregation that included Queen Elizabeth and celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Elton John and David Beckham.
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With its discreet logo and innocuous name, Bright Sky could easily be a weather app to the casual observer glancing at your smartphone screen—and its discretion is a huge part of its value.
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Glancing at a pixelated face in a low-resolution screen grab, super-recognizers can identify a crook with whom they had a chance encounter years earlier, or whom they recognize from a mug shot.
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"But not too much, because it gives us a bad feeling in our hearts," he said, glancing at his peers, who all recalled how they had been separated from their parents or watched them die.
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Delevingne, with a blonde wavy lob, is dressed in a sexy sequined red mini dress and black glittery booties as she struts her stuff confidently down the sidewalk, glancing at men that pass her by.
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During "Weekend Update," Che said, "This Wednesday was National Walkout Day," glancing at an onscreen graphic that depicted nationwide protests last week in which thousands of schoolchildren left class in support of gun law reform.
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Exiting a cemetery, Vera Farmiga, playing a psychiatrist who works with the police, walks by Matt Damon (as a mole who bears responsibility for the death at hand) without so much as glancing at him.
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I watched the event on my Apple TV while typing on my Macbook and glancing at my iPhone, rising from my couch ten minutes to every hour because my Apple Watch told me to do so.
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The temple priest, Caru Das Adikari, then delivered a homespun sermon, glancing at his laptop to refresh his memory: the message was simply that people should stop worrying about the future because it did no good.
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When glancing at images of objects by sculptor and site-specific installation artist Galia Linn, even the most arts-savvy might be quick to dismiss them as conceptual, deconstructivist relics of a centuries-old arts tradition.
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For months, I would peer through the glass freezer doors at the cold cardboard boxes looking furtively at the frozen food like a kid glancing at the dirty magazines at the top of the newsstand rack.
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Glancing at a map of his region, Pavol points a finger to his hometown, nestled deep in the jungle and a two hour walk from the nearest port, saying the change since 2010 has been dramatic.
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You watch the clock Sure, being stuck in a meeting right before lunch might have you glancing at your watch, but you shouldn't be counting down the minutes until it's time to go home every day.
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News. In a photo of their night on the town, Garner, 46, smiled while glancing at the production's Playbill as Miller, 40, grinned in her direction while sitting next to her in the backseat of a vehicle.
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Glancing at the cheerleader from Elkins, West Virginia, at a recent football game, held up on her teammates' shoulders, her grin as wide as her two fists in the air, you might not think anything was wrong.
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"It's not a straightforward narrative captured by glancing at a map, and the process won't be decided by the simple horse race numbers in clickbait headlines," Lau wrote, jabbing the media's coverage of the early state contests.
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I say this mostly to those starting or in the early days of transition and who can relate to the body image I held for all those years in my mind's eye, only half glancing at it.
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And, lining up with Dan's point as well, just glancing at the top grossing charts means you don't have to sustain a constant flow of new players in order to be a successful game from a revenue standpoint.
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Then, in a moment of courtroom drama, defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung reached through the wooden bars of the witness stand and turned over Kyaw Shein's left hand, which the witness had been glancing at while giving testimony.
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The answer is a little from Column A and a little from Column B. The President and congressional Republicans are up, but not by as much as it may seem when first glancing at the latest CNN poll.
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Still, it's easy to see how shoppers, quickly glancing at a highly reviewed marble cheese knife, will mistakenly assume all 3,000-plus reviews are for a cheese knife, when, in fact, 640 of them are for a rolling pin.
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Glancing at the red silhouette of the title character on the cover of "Lolita," Angela intuits that she has had the key all along, it's in her (or Dolores Haze's) clenched fist — the key is indeed in the room.
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Have a Focus Instead of briefly glancing at 100 objects and forgetting about what you saw afterward, you'll have a more fulfilling and memorable trip if you pick a maximum of 20 works and spend five minutes on each.
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Glancing at the net numbers of jobs worldwide as if they were on a balance sheet and proclaiming the robots aren't killing any isn't just factually wrong, but, coming from an institution like the World Bank, could lead to disastrous policy.
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That data has been feeding into the products that Pinterest has been building to expand not just the amount of Pinning that a person does, but the time that users are spending on the site beyond glancing at the Pin itself.
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Given its primary business of helping people sell products online, eBay's demo video illustrates how HeadGaze can be used to do hands-free online shopping, and just glancing at certain parts of the iPhone screen can progress through the checkout flow.
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After checking her time on the scoreboard, peeling off her caps, removing her goggles and glancing at the Team U.S.A. cheering section, Ledecky typically hangs from the wall or treads water until there is a second-place finisher to congratulate.
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We spend a while wondering around, glancing at chain wallets and signet rings in glass cases, eventually coming to a natural stop by a rail of jumpers in the menswear section, where we remain for an hour and a half.
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But after glancing at my my lab work, he suggests that the consistent recent neck pain I've been experiencing could be related to my softer guns—"It could be a nerve impingement"—and he advises that I get that checked out.
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Now 85 ("but I can play older"), Ms. Taylor spends the entire time sitting behind a desk, often glancing at her script — she does announce at the beginning that she will read from her book, and candor goes a long way.
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Sandra Bloodworth, director of the transit authority's Arts & Design program, recalled a rider from Queens named Sumana Harihareswara, who broke into tears when she stumbled upon Mr. Muniz's mural of a woman in an elegant sari glancing at a cellphone.
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Serena, Commander Waterford and the baby they call Nicole may seem to be a perfect nuclear unit at first glance — or by glancing at their glossy new family portrait — but previous episodes have revealed how tortured the couple's relationship is.
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I was still undressed and in a state of disarray from the sex we just had, when my boyfriend came out of the bathroom and saw me furiously glancing at the Foria bottle I had just drank with horror and disgust.
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Glancing at my bookshelf, I see the entire A Song of Ice and Fire series, Lev Grossman's The Magicians series, and a ton of graphic novels like Preacher (AMC show), Sandman (currently in development hell), and Y: The Last Man (optioned by FX).
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Neighbors say Judge Srinivasan's grandfather, Padmanabhan Iyer, was neither rich nor powerful, but his ability to commit scriptures to memory made him an object of awe: He was capable of chanting mantras for two hours without as much as glancing at a text.
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Sitting in the tub, steam rising in the air, glancing at the boats bobbing on the swells as the sunlight faded was so serene (detoxifying was, I believe, the word of the day) that we almost didn't want to leave for dinner.
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My mother would balance a cup of coffee on a tray and complete the crosswords on her lap, barely glancing at the TV. I couldn't have cared less about crosswords until my midteens, when Mom began soliciting my advice on popular culture clues.
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Women are no longer just glancing at the labels on their food, skin-care products, and everything else; rather they're taking a deep dive into research to discover exactly what ingredients they're putting in — and on — their bodies and where those ingredients come from.
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Glancing at a local grocery store's offering, it's hard to find a single hotdog with organ meat in it, but there is something surprising: hotdogs not advertised as "all-beef" are often a mix of chicken and pork, with chicken being the first ingredient.
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The skits are an R-rated fusillade of blanks: a vapid dance between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump; a biblical spoof ("The Can Commandments"); giggly glancing at male genitalia at urinals; a wearisome ode to décolletage; a trucker who wrestles with gay impulses.
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This meant that I ceased carrying my phone out of the apartment and actually encountered the clerks at the bank, bookstore, drugstore, grocery store and Macy's, and started glancing at people on the bus and the subway, and even flagged down a yellow cab.
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We've already gone from "these are bad jokes" to "if the tweets are true," from carefully examining the thing in context to quickly glancing at the thing with as little context as possible, so that it looks as bad as it could possibly be.
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In the room where we're talking, there's a full dinner set up at the end of the table for some reason, as if an English king had just been here eating a feast, and Pauly catches me glancing at it in the middle of our conversation.
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Glancing at a piece of paper with numbers on it, Lopez Obrador said he will take home 63,000 pesos a month, which is $5,707 at current exchange rates, and that no public official will be able to earn more than the president during his six-year term.
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I had been the 230-year-old post-grad teetering on the edge of an almost-disaster, glancing at her reflection in the window of the 220 train after a night of partying and realizing there was blood trickling from her nose onto her white tank top.
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Here is a working-class bloke raised by street markets and pub lunches, who went on to become famous for roles as a boxing promoter, maximum-security con, and "premiere wheelman" among others—basically, the kind of man who would end you for glancing at his girlfriend.
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Soloway gets to show off her skill at making even the most mundane moments feel incredibly intimate, whether it's Chris and Sylvere's neighbor (a deadpan Roberta Colindrez) glancing at the couple through her trailer windows, or Chris fidgeting in a line for drinks as Dick smolders nearby.
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In the first episode, a camera interrogating the details of a gorgeous Parisian apartment—peering at high ceilings and swanky moldings, Persian carpets and fringed curtain ties, then glancing at a lovely view of the Eiffel Tower—has the immersive feel that another director might give the Battle of the Bulge.
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Some PSAs: It can be hard to tell how deep a burn goes just by glancing at it, especially on hands, Greenwald says, so after running the burn under some cool water and keeping it covered, it's worth visiting your doctor or a burn center to get it checked out.
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A video of the episode in Beirut — with Robin staring wide-eyed at the all-singing, all-dancing group and then glancing at his mother as he clutched his bottle — quickly spread online and has become something of a symbol for the antigovernment demonstrations that have gripped Lebanon for days.
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The Palm was designed so that you can do everything that a regular phone can do, but in a package that encourages you to keep the phone stashed away in a pocket, purse, or elsewhere, while you live your life—only glancing at it occasionally when you want to check in on things.
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And by having a blank back to work with, Samsung was able to add wireless charging to the Galaxy Fold, while in front, the Fold features a third (though somewhat small), glass-covered screen for quickly glancing at notifications or checking your emails, along with a traditional earpiece up top for making calls.
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Eventually, you will also be able to search the archive by an image's original location by clicking on a map; from glancing at the preview image, however, you get an immediate sense of just how much White travelled across the country throughout his four decades of dedicated shooting and teaching at different schools.
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Glancing at their covers at supermarket checkouts over the years told me pretty much everything I needed to know — that Archie was caught in some sort of chaste high-school love triangle between girl-next-door Betty and snooty Veronica; that Jughead was his oddball best bud; that the style and format basically hadn't changed since the 1950s.
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After glancing at a host of these stories overrunning my newsfeed, I couldn't help but wonder how the public is served by learning about the legal and criminal issues faced by Dao more than a decade before he became the victim of one of the most sensational abuses of force by officers documented on video this year.
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I didn't picture myself sitting in a rapidly-shifting discord server with other Asemblance fans, and glancing at a public Google doc for hints when I got stuck: I knew the sequence of events I needed to do to trigger a "shift," a sort of global change in the game's world, because I had done it once before.
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Some Americans who might agree with his attacks on curbing speech in the name of "political correctness" might not have felt as good after watching and hearing the off-camera clip from "Entertainment Tonight" in 1992, when Trump can be seen glancing at a group of young girls and saying that he, a 46-year-old, would be dating one of them in about 10 years.
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During Kelly Clarkson's opening medley of nominees' songs at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday in Las Vegas, the Voice coach covered the Grammy winner's hit "Look What You Made Me Do." When the camera panned to Swift, the superstar (sandwiched between her pals Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello) was seen rolling her eyes, glancing at her nails and casually singing along before breaking out into laughter. MOOD.
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Look at Maya Jane Coles, Nina Kraviz, Mary Anne Hobbs, Annie Mac, Heidi, Storm etc, the list goes on..." DJ Mag's only comment on the absence of women so far reads: "The final list of 25 was the result of much debate in the office, and you may notice just from glancing at the cover that there are no women in the 25 — a fact we're all too aware of at DJ Mag.
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Whether it's glancing at your phone realizing that the only people to have called you in the past week are your mum and the taxman, or standing at a house party in a room full of drunk sweaty bodies that you have nothing in common with, there is nothing as shitty as feeling disconnected from the people around you, like an outsider looking into a ginormous snow globe full of people having insane amounts of fun and laughing, hysterically at each others jokes.
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Blond"e" is a totaly listenable souflet of metalic squinks and mysterious glonks, from the extremely catchy Nike's which finaly give answar to the questien "what would Frank ocean sound like if his label gave him an unlimited helium budget" to a SICK BANGER where franks mom is saying dont smoke weed (prety sure thousand's of babys are gona be conceive to this track alone in 2016) all the way to the over 9 minute finel track FUtura Free, a totaly easy to listen to art colage that is the perfect sound track to join ur friends in glancing at each other and harmoniosly pretending to enjoy listening to Frank ocean becase "anything less would be uncivilze" © Charls Barkley 11.3 Best New Music score © Pitchforkmedia Sometimes (all the time) i wonder, What if Frank Ocean was in seinfeld?
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Trump just became the betting market favorite for the first timeMichigan just became more important in determining next president Stock futures crater as race shows Trump outperforming What people are searching for — and posting about— the election Republican Rob Portman to win bid for re-election: NBC News Small New Hampshire seen as key for Trump, Clinton and Senate control NBC News Exit Poll: Two Unpopular Candidates Showdown in the Buckeye State: 'As Ohio goes, so goes the nation' Florida votes and nation waits to see if it will decide presidential election Candidates face off for Pennsylvania and its 20 electoral votes In Pennsylvania swing town, immigration is all the talk for voters North Carolina hits ballot access problems with 15 EVs in play Dixville Notch, NH, goes to Clinton, Millsfield goes to Trump Photo of Trump glancing at Melania as she votes goes viral If I lose, race would have been a 'tremendous waste,' Trump says Senate as critical as presidency this time, former GOP senator says GOP will face 'soul searching moment' tomorrow, fmr governor says Poll closing times for each state on Election Day Op-Ed: When can I go to bed?
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