"No way!" one fan gaped upon glimpsing the surreal setup.
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A night passed and we were glimpsing the peaks of the Rockies.
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Or, they are like glimpsing an oasis, or seeing a flood coming.
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In glimpsing just a few snippets of gameplay, Ishizuka's writing chops are clear.
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Glimpsing the images beneath the surface feels like embarking on an archeological dig.
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Glimpsing friends among the spectators, I was reminded how small this city really is.
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Bev ought to have felt a bitter satisfaction at glimpsing this moment of disharmony. See?
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"NO WAY!!" came the response from user mkcie upon glimpsing Noerdy's shot of Vent Guy.
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The difference is like the difference between glimpsing a beautiful thing and staring at it.
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Now, he says, people shoot cellphone photos of them, as if glimpsing an endangered species.
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Glimpsing Manhattan's towers of light out a plane's window meant seeing beacons of wealth and hope.
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Following the paths means glimpsing abandoned army structures, many used to store ammunition, choked by vegetation.
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Perhaps, Georgopoulos thought, he was glimpsing the workings of the brain as it processed its intentions.
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You can't even look at it—just glimpsing the statue's titanic white hands is too destabilizing.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm intruding, like glimpsing a stranger's family having dinner through the kitchen curtains.
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Mr. Trump is showing signs, in other words, of glimpsing the complexity of the task before him.
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"Goat" is a feature film, directed by Andrew Neel, and we are glimpsing a fraternity at play.
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That feature allows users to check privacy settings by glimpsing what their profile looks like to others.
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He stares disconsolately ahead, as if glimpsing a future still hidden from his compatriots, even, perhaps, from Mr Putin.
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When the news cycle stresses you out, there's perhaps no better escape than glimpsing upon an adorable animal friend.
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Engadget first spotted the change, and various users on Twitter and Reddit have also reported glimpsing the provisional update.
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But year to year, season to season, small family farmers are glimpsing that future on their own land today.
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He was handsome, and MGM, glimpsing another Gregory Peck, signed him up and changed his name to Paul Gregory.
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Does the fascination of glimpsing ourselves outweigh the psychological strain of continually caching, processing, and relating these different likenesses?
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Some among them: a few remaining Atchison residents old enough to recall glimpsing Ms. Earhart when they were children.
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Should these revolting habits not dissuade you, you might try glimpsing a turkey vulture at Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island.
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But be honest: if you bought this pay-per-view after glimpsing the line-up, you were paid back every penny.
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This could be a somber exercise, examining the ashes of Pompeii rather than glimpsing the City on the Edge of Tomorrow.
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Before watching this scene (or glimpsing the GIF above), had you ever seen anyone strangled from the inside of their throat?
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He took up guitar at a young age and became a traveling musician, eventually glimpsing the bustle of New York City.
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"We're now glimpsing how the Chinese Communist Party's internal political culture often clashes with global norms and institutions," Mr. Blanchette said.
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In just 15 minutes, viewers sore over the Earth as it changes from day to night, glimpsing locations all over the world.
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Cornyn, who had an Apple watch strapped around his wrist, was spotted glimpsing at the device, though he didn't appear to tap.
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Glimpsing through the mirror Tucholsky and Heartfield held up to Weimar Germany, we might apprehend shadows of our own time and culture.
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Was it plausible that 10-year-old Lenù and Lila could have gone their whole lives without glimpsing this port city's defining feature?
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A world with Watson will be healthier, safer, more productive, more convenient and more personal – in ways that we are only glimpsing today.
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Tour operators and fisherman had long-reported glimpsing a monster croc near a Katherine River boat ramp, but rangers had never seen it.
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Clinton closing in on Mr. Trump in the state, her campaign is glimpsing the opportunity for a clean sweep of traditional swing states.
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Maeve stoops to pick it up and discovers that it's a miniature version of the technicians' faces she keeps glimpsing in her mind.
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Mr. Mattarella's stand, at least, gives Italian voters a second chance to weigh their options after glimpsing what their earlier choices might mean.
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Only occasionally do they pause, perhaps hearing a light rustle on the fallen leaves or glimpsing something scampering among the dark green foliage.
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But as long as you're comfortable glimpsing bare bodies, the personal sensation of simmering your own swimsuit-free body is, frankly, worth it.
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Her fear upon glimpsing William, the man who once murdered her and her mother in cold blood, prompts Aketcheta to share his origin story.
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Yet her subjects' introspective languor can make the viewer feel uncomfortably voyeuristic, similar to the intrusive feeling of glimpsing a stranger crying in public.
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We got the latter the first afternoon, glimpsing our first Magical Mystery Tour Bus, and, along the dockyards, a Yellow Submarine houseboat for rent.
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I told him the whole saga: the clerk's laughter, the worldwide shortage, the frantic phone calls, the sudden grace of glimpsing pale-blue cardboard.
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White turns to Howells to make sense of it all, and finds him "surprisingly hopeful," glimpsing an American future that is democratic and egalitarian.
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Glimpsing this harm, Western countries began to ban lead paint in the 265s and to restrict the amount of lead in petrol in the 20093s.
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The hardest-core birder stands all day in biting wind and salt spray, staring into fog or glare in the hope of glimpsing something unusual.
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At 27, she gave birth to a son with Down syndrome, and her husband, upon glimpsing the newborn, fled the hospital never to be seen again.
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Even the software that allowed users to browse them had only a limited field of vision—glimpsing just random fragments of the tree at a time.
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This small ritual invariably frustrates the impatient passengers waiting to board, but such people simply cannot resist glimpsing that mesmerizing sea of dials, switches, and levers.
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In an interview with The Roanoke Times in 1991, Dr. Hahn described taking the helm of Virginia Polytechnic and glimpsing the vast potential beneath its surface.
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At Mr. Rault's urging, I peered closely at the third floor's corner windows, glimpsing a second set of dark wood window frames behind the newer facade.
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The characters in Assassination of Gianni Versace come so close to glimpsing a better life for themselves, only to find it was a mirage all along.
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For this starving scooter-er, glimpsing the iconic red-yellow sign was like seeing an oasis in the desert after a long day in the sun.
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You are always glimpsing it out of the corner of your eyes, and you see just enough to know it's there, but not enough to prove it.
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The solution was an apartment in which the character lives and works, permeated by golden, mottled light when the memories of glimpsing and meeting Zefka are evoked.
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Upon glimpsing the converging strokes of blue, green, and yellow splashed across the canvas, one can only conclude that it is Rico who is the good boy.
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Randy Newman, the singer-songwriter and composer, stopped in at the Rose Center for Earth and Space the other day, in the hope of glimpsing some dark matter.
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Are we, the hated millennials, obsessed with the idea of glimpsing our future because it feels terrifying and President Trump is going to get us all nuked anyway?
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In Lucy In The Sky, Natalie Portman plays an astronaut who struggles immensely upon returning to her home planet after glimpsing the "vast celestial everything" that lies beyond it.
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Robert watched her and found this moment of marital clairvoyance endearing, more like peering into the past than into the future, glimpsing the lanky girl navigating these social waters.
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Canny immigrant garment makers, glimpsing profits in a new gadget, the nickelodeon, gave birth to America's movie industry (even if most of that industry soon departed for sunnier Hollywood).
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I watched the butterflies dance against the afternoon sun and thought how lucky I was to have spent a year glimpsing the world like this, in all its complexity.
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"Initiation" concerns birth, glimpsing, among other things, an Ethiopian baptism, a bris in New York City, an Egyptian father's chanting the call to prayer to his newly born son.
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Like peeking into a purse, glimpsing at someone's smartphone homescreen shows what they care about, how up-to-date they are on the latest trends, and how organized they are.
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Her goal is to correct the colors and sharpen the contours until the precise configuration of chords, rhythms, emotions and textures she has been glimpsing all along snaps into focus.
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Increasingly, we're glimpsing a sort of warped reverse mirror view of the Silicon Valley utopianism that tech CEOs love to project as a halo to shine over their "world changing" products.
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It was in the village of Bienno in Val Camonica—one of the largest valleys of the Alps—where he found it, glimpsing his old stomping grounds in a fresh light.
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A passer-by reported glimpsing them in the area Tuesday night, but when Mr. Tory arrived on Wednesday, park officials seemed no closer to recapturing the as-yet nameless young lovers.
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But much of my time with Project CARS has been spent chasing that feeling, glimpsing the submlime through the groves of customization options and tuning elements that Project CARS has planted.
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In the early hours of his sorrow, he'd experienced moments when he couldn't believe she was gone, he said, and had flipped through his phone and tablet, glimpsing photos of her beaming grin.
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Yes, the show somehow gets even better after glimpsing just a fraction of what things must have been like behind the scenes – which we already know were a ton of fun thanks to interviews.
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Glimpsing the awkward reaction on the faces around him, the President quickly caught himself, adding, "We'll congratulate each other when it's all finished," but leaving little doubt that mutual congratulations eventually would be due.
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Founders who have been covered extensively by the media, like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg, started their companies still glimpsing their teenage years, and that reputation has spread widely across the industry.
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And we enjoy glimpsing the spoils of their success — the Malibu palaces, the glittering company they keep — as much as we relish discovering that the distance dividing us from them is not so great.
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After glimpsing visitors and performers backstage — including Jay-Z, Faith Evans and Lil' Kim — we learn of Mr. Combs's beginnings at Uptown Records, before his ascent with a string of platinum Bad Boy albums.
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Readers learn the difference between "refix" and "remix" and the secret to Cher's inescapable hit "Believe," while glimpsing the more esoteric (and decidedly male-dominated) worlds of international D.J.-ing and Maghreb pop music.
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The philosopher Georges Bataille once said that interruption is the site of the sacred; that the alternate reality when the ordinary is stripped away is actually a profound space for glimpsing the potential in the world.
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He did not go to stand outside Miss Salma R.'s apartment building, or outside her office slash studio, in the hope of glimpsing the woman whose heart he had come to the city to win.
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During a period of closer relations in the 2000s she unsuccessfully searched for her family during three tightly controlled tours in North Korea, once glimpsing her old home briefly from the window of a tour bus.
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Many of these files were captured by so-called citizen scientists as they watched the feeds in the hopes of glimpsing some blackfish glory, said Charlie Annenberg, a filmmaker and philanthropist who founded the multimedia organization Explore.org.
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When Spanish conquistadores first trundled upon the edges of the Amazon rainforest, they believed they were glimpsing a virgin landscape, untouched by man, apparently not paying much attention to the peoples that lived all along the river.
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Yet Chester Bennington's lyrics found their way to the Kathmandu kids who grew up in the war-torn land of the Buddha, hearing the sounds of shellfire outside their homes and glimpsing dead bodies in the street.
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But when the girl admits that she has an innocent crush on Lucas — and when it becomes clear that she has confused matters after glimpsing pornography on her older brother's iPad — none of the adults will listen.
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Her once-mysterious reaction in Episode 3 to a room full of scale-model Mesa Verde banks, scheduled for construction all over the West, was simply the vaguely repulsed expression of a woman glimpsing an unhappy future.
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A contemporary of Brahms, Bruckner had a visionary streak, as he attempted to reconcile the Romantic stirrings of his time with a respect for the protocols of classical form, while glimpsing the spiritual realms of the future.
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And that communing is, by far, the most enjoyable part: being still and watching the wind slowly sway flowers and branches, glimpsing a chipmunk, hearing an owl, stargazing at night, looking out over the pond on foggy mornings.
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If you're not familiar with the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats — or even if you are — then you probably have many, many questions after glimpsing December's film adaptation, whose trailer pounced upon an unsuspecting and baffled nation this week.
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The painting "Cat in the Roof" (2017), offers a partial view of the room, glimpsing the edge of a dresser, a space heater sitting on a chair — the likely reason the fire started — and a stained wall and door.
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Glimpsing Our Post-Consumption Future at the Cooper Hewitt In Taiwan, a Contemporary Dance Troupe Brings in the Crowds Rolling Out the Welcome Mat for Travelers With Autism 'Thoughts and Prayers' Aren't Enough, America's First Gun Violence Minister Says.
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Glimpsing Our Post-Consumption Future at the Cooper Hewitt In Taiwan, a Contemporary Dance Troupe Brings in the Crowds Rolling Out the Welcome Mat for Travelers With Autism 'Thoughts and Prayers' Aren't Enough, America's First Gun Violence Minister Says.
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Credit... CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — He often sees his 3-year-old son thrashing at the world, screaming "I want to go home" and covering his eyes to avoid glimpsing anyone resembling the Muslim men who were shot beside him.
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From the peeling wallpaper and crumbling staircases, to the creeping invasion of plants and dust, being inside the decaying walls of a deserted space can feel like glimpsing a window between the chaos of life and the stillness of death.
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Whenever Jane's ex-boyfriend posts on Facebook—showing photos of his adorable family and the gleaming white smile that hasn't changed since high school—she feels a twist in her gut, like she's glimpsing a better life she could've had.
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Scenes in this thrilling, deeply researched book are described almost cinematically, glimpsing the Divine Sarah bending over a makeup table in her native Paris, say, or Duse jolting across Neapolitan cobblestones in the actors' cart where she started her career.
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We boarded Chinook helicopters in a grassy field at Yongsan Garrison, the United States military base in Seoul, and were soon in the air, glimpsing skyscrapers and suspension bridges through the thick fog, often unable to see the ground below.
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Soon I started keeping an alphabetized list of words that worked and words that didn't, typing them up and making printouts, reducing the font so all of the words would fit on one page, for speedy glimpsing during each lightning round.
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Users can also plop a life-size AR reproduction of the statue's foot directly in front of them or witness a recreation of the making of the statue, glimpsing inside to its struts and watching its copper material develop the familiar green patina.
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At nightfall, aided by tourist guidebooks to New York he had brought along, he surfaced and followed the southern shore of Long Island and Queens, glimpsing the lights of homes and cars in the Rockaways and the illuminated Ferris wheel at Coney Island.
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Visitors to the Pavilions can choose to snorkel and view the structures from the surface, but the experience is optimized for scuba divers to descend into each perspective-bending artwork, glimpsing their reflective surfaces as well as the bounty of marine life swimming around them.
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One shareholder asked Son to take care of his health, another expressed concern over the number of injuries at the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks baseball team, and a father said he had taken his son to SoftBank's headquarters in the hope of glimpsing the founder.
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Whether it's finally glimpsing the view from the Throat of the World to feeling your heart rate pick up when your screen dims around a hidden Word Wall, it's a sensory masterpiece that remains exciting through all eight billion playthroughs the average player attempts.
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Unfortunately, as of July 2016, the phone is only available through Verizon, though a GSM capable variant is coming, and glimpsing the future will also cost a pretty penny around $624 to $730 just for the phone and the mods costing anywhere between $60 and $300.
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Imagine being able to immerse yourself in the backstage-at-Fashion Week experience while you're chilling in bed, or gaining behind-the-scenes access to an editorial photo shoot with the swivel of your smartphone, or glimpsing what really goes into Kylie Jenner's videos from every angle.
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But his partner has said that he had also unholstered his service weapon and perceived that his life was in danger after hearing a voice and a "thump" behind him on their squad car, and glimpsing a person's head and shoulders about two feet outside his window.
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Anima is a little one-note, with the initial impression of the head in the water being the main visual — although a small discovery awaits in its cranium, where you can peer through a peep-hole and see a video of dancers, as if glimpsing the head's dreams.
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Glimpsing them as they left their own nest was a stroke of luck, and she and a colleague ran after the newly fledged males, dodging through the trees and catching a few in glass vials, which became part of the reference collection of C. explodens described in the paper.
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Shareholder responses at the meeting included a plea for Son to take care of his health, concern over the number of injuries at the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks baseball team, and from one father who said he had taken his son to SoftBank's headquarters in the hopes of glimpsing the founder.
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It is in fact more than 12 billion light-years away, which means it took that long for its light to reach us, so we are glimpsing this cataclysm as it appeared at the dawn of time, only 1.2 billion years after the Big Bang, when stars and galaxies were furiously forming.
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Ranging from plucky, doo-woppy, anti-love ballads ("Rather Not") to synth-heavy post-punk ("Time Is Up") to the fervent, battle-ready rock of "I Decide," Hit Reset boasts a smorgasbord of sonic textures that makes you want to riot one second and dance the next, all the while glimpsing, unflinchingly, into Hanna's vulnerabilities.
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The Guggenheim extends the concept, the museum spiral unspooling in a way that can put a visitor who walks up or down the ramp in mind of strolling around a city, glimpsing strangers across the street, gazing at shop windows, deciphering snippets of passing conversation, feeling the hum of public space, marveling at the shifting, vertiginous views.
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And then there's the 76ers, finally glimpsing daylight from the collapsed mine shaft they've inhabited for half a decade, with Embiid as their hub, the rookie power forward Dario Saric as another chip and Ben Simmons, last year's draft prize, the first selection over all, set to debut next season after sitting this one out with an injury.
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Whether glimpsing a remote mountain peak in an area few have traversed or spending an afternoon at an al fresco café in a busy city while quietly enjoying a latte as the horns and patter of feet fill the air, I reveled in the moments where I receded into the background and the destination I inhabited put on an unbeknownst show before me.
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" In the meantime, channel surfing carries the risk of glimpsing at least one more Gotti family nemesis: Rudolph Giuliani, so effective at flipping mobsters during his time as United States Attorney for the Southern District that his office was nicknamed the "House of Pancakes," is now a regular combatant on cable news, where he says things like "Even if he did do it, it wouldn't be a crime.
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