I made it a point not to grin—I had a gravedigger's grin.
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Lead singer Kana rarely sports anything other than a wide grin, and it's hard not to grin back.
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I grin a giant grin and aggressively mock the other players when they land on any of my properties.
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For this evening, however, there was nothing to do but grin — that grin fading to a grimace — and bear it.
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But given the greater financial burden of a car wreck, most of us simply grin and bear it, minus the grin.
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Two Latin American scooter rental startups, Grin in Mexico and Ride in Brazil, have merged and will operate under the Grin brand.
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The merger with Ride, which already operates in São Paulo, will enable Grin to do this as early as next week, Grin co-founder Sergio Romo told TechCrunch.
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The strange combination of materials and gestures makes it difficult to tell whether it's the friendly grin of a child at play or the menacing grin of a murderer.
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Still, the tight-lipped grimace was always threatening to turn into a regular-guy grin, since the regular-guy grin was what the tight-lipped grimace started off concealing.
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Lucious — evil grin intact — leaves Cookie, Angelo and Mrs.
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Attenborough — usually stoic — beams an incredibly wide, uncontrolled grin.
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For a minute, we grin at each other without speaking.
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Meanwhile, I was trying to hold back an ecstatic grin.
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" Adds Ice with a grin: "She screams — daddy's little girl.
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Or will we just continue to grin and bear it?
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"Don't tell her anything," Taff warns her, flashing a grin.
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At the completion of each song, Monáe would grin, breathless.
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Watching this unfold, a maniacal grin grows on Sturgeon's face.
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Do you think he's a cylon beneath that cunning grin?
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"It's a lot of outs," Blevins said with a grin.
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The video makes me grin every time I watch it.
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Somewhere, just off screen, I see Baron Fellowes's gargoyle grin.
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Still, Grin will have to compete with other local rivals.
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"I'm keeping this," the Reba fanboy said with a grin.
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"It's had a proper bashing," says Williams with a grin.
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"There's no time for pondering," he says with a grin.
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We need that strangely reassuring grin now more than ever.
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Richard looked at his glass, got this sort of grin.
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As smiles go, it's more rictus grin than welcoming sparkle.
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A lopsided grin slides up his big, square, boyish face.
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His face then breaks out into a barely suppressed grin.
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"I have lots of support," Mam said with a grin.
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"Smile 2" transforms a frown into a creepy, toothy grin.
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"Thank you, Hillary Clinton," McKinnon said with a wide grin.
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A grin spreads beneath Mandeep's twirled moustache and wiry beard.
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Her advice is practical, measured, and delivered with a grin.
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"Hiiiiii," she whispers, her grin nearly breaking her face open.
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"YouTube," the girl replied, with a shrug and a grin.
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Shit, I do my job with a big ass grin.
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The grin, the slow clap, and the brisk hand rub.
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"I promoted those guys," Mr. Adams explained with a grin.
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Mr. Hofer's grin evaporated and he almost blew his cool.
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Like the Cheshire Cat's grin staying on after he vanished.
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"That was a tee shot," Collins said with a grin.
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He has a big, winning grin, framed by a beard.
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Mention of the video brings a grin to Zverev's face.
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"Let me think about that," Brady said with a grin.
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"Debra's my absolute favorite client," he said with a grin.
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"Get back to work," he told them with a grin.
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His reflection smiles a sheepish grin as the shutter clicks.
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Their mother gave a poised speech, with a huge grin.
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"That's new," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said with a grin.
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"It was a blast," he said with a wide grin.
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"Should I climb it?" he said, with a mischievous grin.
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"I am a rebel," she said with an enormous grin.
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"But that's exciting, right?" he said with a slow grin.
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When I'm done, all I can do is grin nervously.
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With some encouragement, he gave me a grin, though lopsided.
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"We have to grin and bear it," Mr. Aitken said.
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And it was the skeleton Death, rictus grin and scythe.
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"It was just those nerves," Sabathia said with a grin.
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"I love what I do," she said with a grin.
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"I'm the master faker," he said with a mischievous grin.
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They greeted each other with a handshake and a grin.
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Did you just grin with fond reminiscence or reflexively shudder?
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"My aunt has a saying," he said with a grin.
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"Don't screw it up!" he says with a wide grin.
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He wears a shiny red nose and an exaggerated grin.
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We shared the same "cat that ate the canary" grin.
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"I can't stop doing it," she said with a grin.
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It's like watching someone grin with a mouthful of blood.
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"Shut up and get in," M.B.Z. said with a grin.
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"It's all me!" the sitcom star exclaimed with a grin.
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"Get the f--- out," Colbert shot back with a grin.
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She's Lucy Mirando, she tells us, with an indefatigable grin.
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"Sorry, guys!" he said to his passengers with a grin.
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More than anything, it was Renton's grin that got me.
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But, Oliver added with a grin, "I'm guessing they [already] knew."
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"It was a technical glitch," Cossman says, with an impish grin.
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"He needs a chance at redemption," Kerr insisted with a grin.
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Somewhere Steven Spielberg's wearing a s*** eatin' grin just like this.
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"They are quite tricky I know," William said with a grin.
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"They shot at me nine times," César says with a grin.
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Despite the broken arm, she also had a gap-toothed grin.
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It takes a few tries to get sharky's toothy grin right.
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"We joke around," Millan explains, a wide grin across her face.
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"Maybe they can assist me," he adds with a wide grin.
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"Don't worry, Grin is electric," the company advised users on Twitter.
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I can't explain why this cross-dressing droid made me grin.
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It's the same grin he flashed that night at the Whataburger.
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Putin presumably gave his familiar Grinch grin after making this claim.
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I'm getting in touch with Grin co-founder Sergio Romo shortly.
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As Vin answers, Mark can't help but unleash another giant grin.
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A month later, Grin raised a $45.7 million Series A round.
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She would always get such a big grin on her face.
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Oh, and he has a inhumanly large, Cheshire cat-like grin.
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"No, she is definitely the favorite," she added with a grin.
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Prompto takes a lot of selfies, displaying his trademark goofy grin.
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In fact, as he admitted with a grin, it handcuffed him.
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They were both tight-lipped, but Morena's grin said a lot.
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"I just go with the flow," he says with a grin.
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He shouts and, more than once, breaks into a wide grin.
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"Smile" widens that grin and plants pink circles on your cheeks.
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Focus on "self-management," Swamiji, 65, says with a knowing grin.
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No, it was the broad, mischievous, and terrifying grin that followed.
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The administrator shot a grin at reporters before exiting the room.
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He sat back down and I could hardly contain my grin.
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Damon took the stage with an uncomfortable grin on his face.
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There's Uncle Chan, a gangly, bespectacled man with a toothy grin.
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She wears a wide grin, typical of a beauty pageant winner.
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Then there's the shrug-and-grin argument that everyone believes something .
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I grin ear to ear any time I read Simon Rich.
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He could charm anyone with that bouncing gait and electric grin.
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HIS broad grin, and his rival's grimace, heralded the big news.
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It was utterly infectious, and I couldn't help but grin back.
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Just, y'know, Rod said, be safe, and he flashed a grin.
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"People were really in shock," van Gelderen said, with a grin.
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"No, I didn't say that," he said, with a mischievous grin.
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"That's one way to describe it," he added with a grin.
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Chris seemed serious at first, but eventually cracked a huge grin.
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She then gave me a sly grin and raised her brow.
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"It's James Bond/Mission Impossible tech," Fugal explained with a grin.
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"That may well have changed," he said with a devilish grin.
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Gerstl portrays himself from the shoulders up with a wide grin.
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"We'll be on our best behavior," I said with a grin.
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This time, they shook hands and Mr. Xi flashed a grin.
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"They're all a little brainy," she said with an apologetic grin.
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"Best vote of your life?" the president said, with a grin.
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But marvel at its peculiar grace, and grin at the idea?
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No wonder Brown was quick with a grin on the dais.
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Through every postmatch interview, he grinned that amused and satisfied grin.
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Rihanna flashes a grin that is somehow both reassuring and mischievous.
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"Keep the cult alive!" she flashes a Cheshire cat-like grin.
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Somebody was hangry -- Harry or Meghan Markle -- based on his grin.
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Mr. Corenswet took in the panorama and pulled a wide grin.
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"It's so nice seeing you again," said Beatty with a grin.
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As I walked over, Adlon's face broke into a huge grin.
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"The big subject," Trump replied, his scowl turning into a grin.
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Grin Contemporary announced that it will close its gallery in Providence.
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Grin-fucking, I think is the term we use in public.
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Baxter is but a child, with bright eyes and a subtle grin.
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Despite their smiling faces — oh, will you look at Barack's cheeky grin?
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And despite all her fears, a giant grin lit up her face.
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You don't talk about ISIS with a big grin on your face.
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But don't expect them to just grin and bear it this time.
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"Seven hundred acres," the impish 77-year-old said with a grin.
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"I'm not going to take her money," Larkin said with a grin.
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And unlike her usual smize, Azalea is serving up a huge grin.
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He chuckled that Prince chuckle that made men grin and women swoon.
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After the show I left with the biggest grin on my face.
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Just look at his raised eyebrows and that ear-to-ear grin.
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When big news broke, he would show up with a wry grin.
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Sure didn't seem to mind being exposed, based on her huge grin.
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"This bot's for you, too-too," she said with a wicked grin.
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"I don't really get afraid of anything," she added with a grin.
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She turned and offered a grin to the boys on the hill.
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"Otherwise, it would have become our gravestone," he said with a grin.
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He's got this huge grin on his face like he's enjoying himself.
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I show him my pee sticks, and we grin at each other.
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He got in to everything and then gave a grin of mischief.
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He also wore a white bodysuit from Amaia (and a cheeky grin!).
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"This is a really unique defense," Brady said, with a wry grin.
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Now, he has his eyes set on Grin, and then additional projects.
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But on stage at the ceremony, all he could do was grin.
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But Jason's persistent, "Every dollar helps," he says with a charming grin.
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This is the grin of someone who knows exactly who he's pandering.
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"That wasn't really my thing," he told me with a wry grin.
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At one point, Swift flashed her signature grin in her boyfriend's direction.
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This comes shortly after Grin raised a ~$45 million Series A round.
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"That's not a levy," Mr McDonnell told The Economist, with a grin.
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"I was immediately hooked," the young man tells me with a grin.
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Many are sweet and humble: "heh heh," accompanied by a toothy grin.
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With a wink and a grin, he has disappeared into the sunset.
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"Not my standard Wednesday, that," Willis said with a poorly suppressed grin.
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"It will suit someone who likes DIY," Niijima said with a grin.
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"I stress a lot about my salmon," he said with a grin.
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Meanwhile, Sadoski sported a wide grin as he leaned into his wife.
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Her occasional grin shows me that she's not the slightest bit uncomfortable.
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I grew up wrestling, and you kind of grin and bear it.
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Linda faced me, eyes squinting in a grin behind her mask lenses.
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Give yourself permission to grin or laugh out loud as you recall.
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Then, flashing a boyish grin, he motions for me to follow him.
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"There's only so much you can eat," he exclaimed with a grin.
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"And that was that," Erickson would later recall with a sheepish grin.
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Returning to his chair, he shares a sheepish grin with the umpire.
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"Daria will have to do the Kasatkina," Dehaes said with a grin.
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Where others seethe, Meyers delivers his biting punchlines with an affable grin.
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Shrugging his shoulders with a grin, Nestvold-Haugen agreed that was unlikely.
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I say so, and Ms. Carnes rewards me with a radiant grin.
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"It doesn't get more Canadian than that," she said with a grin.
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"I think it's funny as hell, yeah," Cuban says with a grin.
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Gen X edition, winning allies with savvy gameplay and a wide grin.
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As part of the merger, Grin and Yellow rebranded as Grow Mobility.
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Its headlights are the eyes and its wide-set wheels the grin.
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He whispered into Bradley's ear and then put on a big grin.
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Riley has a sly grin, a slight build and a large afro.
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"Have you heard of Susan B. Anthony?" he asked with a grin.
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"I have no reason to be here," he said with a grin.
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"Testifying before Congress was absolutely lovely," she said, with a wry grin.
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Bella certainly didn't seem to mind, flashing a huge and playful grin.
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Roy Blunt, a member of the GOP leadership team, with a grin.
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Buttigieg donned his signature politician grin, but Lizzo barely cracked a smile.Â
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" The best Marciano could do was give him a tired grin. "What?
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Philip always had that great big grin that lit up a room!
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A roly-poly child with a toothy grin was perched behind them.
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"No, she's a clay-court specialist now," Tyzzer said with a grin.
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He broke into a huge grin, which is generally a positive tell.
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"Good," says a voice off-screen, as Baxter's face reverts to a grin.
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"Um, I do have a delicious face," he said with a knowing grin.
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This makes for some fun confusion—is that a grimace or a grin?
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It's the smile itself—the Mona Lisa grin of something soulless and greedy.
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"With a brand," he quickly added, his glum expression transforming into a grin.
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And based on Luna's giant grin, we'd say everything is more than fine.
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When he shook a reporter's hand, he smiled, but his grin was strained.
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" With a wide grin, Bryan retorted, "I'm trying to get my wife drunk!
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Joe is a darling little boy, round of cheek and quick to grin.
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Karvel, on the other hand, walks out with a grin on his face.
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And the way they curved together looked a bit like a menacing grin.
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Saturn gives Cassini a big grin as the vehicle passes by snapping pictures.
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Just the thought of it brings a Cheshire cat grin to his face.
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Rappi users will be able to rent Grin scooters via the former's app.
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That's right — yet another reason to grin and bear a morning protein shake.
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He started off Sunday's game happy, confident and cool — toothy grin and all.
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The scooter craze is hitting Latin America and Grin is greasing the wheels.
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Sheahan's grin practically illuminated the rink as he was mobbed by his teammates.
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News personality, flipping her trademark ponytail and flashing a grin at the camera.
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Meghan, with a hand placed on her growing baby bump, returns the grin.
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I look over ... I see a man giving me a really mean grin.
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As part of the merger, Grin and Yellow are rebranding as Grow Mobility.
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With capital in the bank, Layer1 has backed Grin as its first cryptocurrency.
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Asked what she meant by that, Ms. Myles broke into a goofy grin.
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One figure holds a knife and shows off a grin of repurposed teeth.
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We'll soon be working on the IRL version at GRIN Gallery in Providence.
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Lori Loughlin greeted federal prosecutors with a bleach-white grin and a handshake.
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When I look to Koh for more, his grin broadens and he chuckles.
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"We get bitten all the time," entomologist Li Yongjing said with a grin.
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"They always look at me like I'm crazy," he says with a grin.
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With his white gloves, red tie, and wide grin, Flip evoked blackface imagery.
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This is the grin of someone who knows how awesome her parents are.
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"Let me say, we would beat him badly," Sanders replied with a grin.
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"Congratulations on all your success," Obama told Priebus, while wearing a sarcastic grin.
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"I don't know, I'll probably do some (stuff)," Anisimov said with wry grin.
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The scooter craze is hitting Latin America and Grin is greasing the wheels.
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Boy did we miss seeing this smug Halpert grin after a good prank.
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I pound his fist with mine and he gives me a small grin.
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"I wear this kind of stuff every day," he says with a grin.
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"This is easy compared to driving in L.A.," he said with a grin.
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"Should I tell you what it is?" he asked, with a broad grin.
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"I haven't done much boxing in my life," Bruce said with a grin.
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"Right, he's not," Mell answers with a brief grin that dies almost immediately.
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"Wow," he said as he walked by, a grin widening onto his face.
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"The team has been playing pretty well, too," Greiss said with a grin.
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Ms. McMillan cackled and laughed, a wide grin splitting her face in two.
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"I dumped the guy but kept the skateboard," she said with a grin.
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" Then he paused, before adding with a grin: "But I remember I won.
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He flashed a grin toward a television camera and wiggled his eyebrows mischievously.
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"He gets pumped up in the locker room," Ellingson said with a grin.
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"I brought him here," says the kid, a huge grin on his face.
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"And then everything was like a grin," Rudolph said of Trump's sit-down.
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If your partner flashed a big grin while orgasming, what would you do?
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On Thursday, the family shared a shot of Lydia sporting a wide grin.
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"Apparently now I'm a folk hero," he tells me with a snaggletoothed grin.
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Kris was there too ... though her grin clearly showing no signs of worry.
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His voice lifted with approval, and a small grin pulled at his cheeks.
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"Maybe, I'll let you guys make that decision," he said with a grin.
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Edwards stood in the showers afterward and broke into a champagne-soaked grin.
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"I apologize, we have some breaking news," he said, flashing a lopsided grin.
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The rapper sported a huge grin on his face with Kylie in tow.
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"We aren't allowed to say who just yet," Arianna said with a grin.
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Mr. Barden pulled out a photograph of his son showing a gaptoothed grin.
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At 202003, he has messily boyish hair, broad shoulders, and a lopsided grin.
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"I think everybody pees in the pool," Phelps said with a sly grin.
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He was wearing a black hat and a grin, and keen to vote.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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"I tend to ask that myself, as well," he said with a grin.
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The baby looks right at you and bursts into a big, gummy grin.
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He was wanderlust with a lavishly stamped passport and an impish, irresistible grin.
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"And if you don't, it's too late anyways," he added with a grin.
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" "To me the session tomorrow is just a grin and bear it session.
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"That's our code name," Waititi said in his office with a happy grin.
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"Misery is a great equalizer," one male recruit said with a resigned grin.
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When someone mentioned Julian Assange, Grosen offered a thumbs-up and a grin.
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Walls are stripped of grip-and-grin photos, carpets are lifted and laid.
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"It was a good day for the bullpen," he said with a grin.
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She checked my heartbeat and said everything sounded alright, despite my nervous grin.
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"The Sisyphus stones," he said, a grin breaking out beneath his reddish goatee.
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If so, that might be enough to coax a grin out of Zimmer.
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When he lifted her into the air, Uma immediately broke into a grin.
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Pamela Anderson's new husband's got style ... which probably explains her huge Colgate grin.
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"More Estelle Getty, it seems," Ted said, flashing a shattered piano keys grin.
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"I never said I'm first lady of America," Trump said with a grin.
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"I now have a strategy for the buyer," she says with a grin.
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Waiting in the passing pocket, Roethlisberger must have had a Cheshire cat grin.
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So he changed his name to Beto and hid it with a grin.
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He grinds into "Stay"'s high trumpets, a cocky grin on his face.
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Worst of all, though, is going to the grave with that iconically hideous grin.
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Here are our suggestions: An adorable grin with an intelligent twinkle in his eye?
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With every photo that rolls across his screen, Zhang's grin gets a little bigger.
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They are perfectly happy being fooled by his gruff glower, his shit-eating grin.
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Another accessory shown in the Tuesday Instagram Story photo, aside from Duff's huge grin?
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It's the type of grin that travels up to her eyes, leaving them gleaming.
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Instead, The Good Place landed a tricky dismount with ease and a confident grin.
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"Who knows?" he says with a big grin when I ask him what's next.
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"'Oh, shut up, silly woman,' said the reptile with a grin," goes the poem.
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She was sporting a canary-yellow one-piece and, we're guessing, a giant grin.
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Said with a little grin, by the way — McConnell was really pleased with himself.
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You can ponder that if you ever wipe that goofy grin off your face.
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"I hope that we play more often against them," he said with a grin.
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Karamo Brown went the opposite way completely in all-white and a huge grin.
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"In between my starts, I'm doing (work) every day," Lively said with a grin.
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Beside her, Royce sat with a grin while he held the couple's young son.
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Until then, researchers will have to be content with studying this dinosaur's charming grin.
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Shortly after her pep talk with the boy, a grin crept upon his face.
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But his toothy grin was the star of the show in the sweet snap!
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While she shouldn't have to grin and bear it, that's exactly what she did.
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Once the match started it did not take long for Rublev's grin to disappear.
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"WE USED TO make fun of Indians," recalls Deepak Perwani with a wistful grin.
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" I plaster a grin and muster up my standard reply: "Yes sir, welcome aboard!
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"I like to think it was a dream deferred," she said with a grin.
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My shoulders unclenched, a grin creeped across my face, and I began to dance.
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"We are doing marketing on the commercial bikes," Foley explains with a wry grin.
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"Do we get to take bets?" asks an older man with a broad grin.
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Last night, we saw him grin maniacally as a prison guard was violently choked.
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You end up with everyone Photoshopping the enormously satisfied grin on the dog's face.
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Six years later, he offers a sheepish grin when I bring that interview up.
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" The woman looked at me with a satisfied grin and said, "Go on, then.
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Christian Slater plays JD, the smirking bad boy with his manic Jack Nicholson grin.
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It tore through itself, a grin plastered on its face the whole way through.
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Dat grin wouldn't leave my face, even with Nate giving me stink eye. pic.twitter.
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The smile, the red skin, the feather, the grin — Chief Wahoo has to go.
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Sometimes, like when she's photobombing Dust Bowl migrants, she's flashing a big cheesy grin.
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It's delivered with a wink and a sly grin, and the sound is pristine.
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Rather than grin or join in, he waved his hands to quiet them down.
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Stevens wore his Pioneer cap low, and his snowy mustache nearly covered his grin.
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"Everyone thinks so, but I would never say it," Trump said with a grin.
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An friendly-faced shark had its picture take while sporting a very familiar grin.
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"It's like nobody wants to sort this out," he added with a sly grin.
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His boomerang grin and slant nose work to sharply focus his attention on you.
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"I kind of want to steal that jacket," Lochte said with an impish grin.
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He'd alter his stance, adjust his posture, stretch his live-wire grin even wider.
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She raps with a grin to match the propulsion of the snappy drum machine.
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" Pressed for a "currently serving" politician, Moore shot back with a grin, "Currently serving?
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Behind me, a suit of armor starts dancing—and it's hard not to grin.
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They don't answer but grin at me with the few remaining teeth they have.
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Is the cameraperson still alive or did they disintegrate at Drake's impossibly toothy grin?
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Having just spotted me, hovering in the doorway, a grin spreads across his face.
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Oliver looks directly into the camera and flashes the well-practised cheeky chappy grin.
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The stall man started to grin before my grandfather was halfway through the account.
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He rarely chuckles at his own attempts, though he sometimes can't resist a grin.
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When I extended my hand to shake his, he broke into a toothsome grin.
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"It can get a little testy out there sometimes," Boone said with a grin.
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I remembered him as a prince who moved through that world with a grin.
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"I said all week he was doing well," Casse said, that grin growing bigger.
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"Oh, we'd fill it," he responded with a grin, prompting laughter from the audience.
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"Vocalists like to talk about grounded singing," Ms. Hall Moran said with a grin.
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Tekashi69's gonna be flossing, but we ain't talking jewelry ... it's a new grin.
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Once, he said with a luminous grin, it had been owned by Elizabeth Arden.
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"Big fan," he managed before darting off, a star-struck grin on his face.
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When it is time for beddie-bye he comes to her with a grin.
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"This horse ran a tremendous race," Smith said while flashing his customary wide grin.
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And yet, as he walked off the mound, he was flashing a toothy grin.
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"It was a lot easier than I thought," Molinari said with a wide grin.
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Gradually, muffled music grows louder in the elevator, and the grin Wags's face widens.
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His rumpled brown mop of hair framed his watery green eyes and impish grin.
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The weekend forecast is giving us a reason to grin: Cloudy, with cooler temperatures.
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"It's very hard to detach from my pieces," Czech says with an impish grin.
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" He paused, allowed a small grin and added, "But we haven't been entirely eaten.
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" He paused, allowed a small grin and added, "But we haven't been entirely eaten.
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"I actually saw the Edge in the gym here," she said with a grin.
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The attempted grin didn't work either, due to the horrific damage to Overeem's face.
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In another image, he pauses during a stroll, an easy grin on his face.
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The President had to accept the defiance with a grin plastered across his face.
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Waiting in the passing pocket, Roethlisberger must have been wearing a Cheshire cat's grin.
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He delivered this with a round-cheeked grin and a mischievous brown-eyed wink.
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"We call ourselves damas cívicas," Grubb says as a grin crawls across her face.
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Danny has a wide grin on his face when I walk into the room.
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Safe to say Ashanti's wide grin speaks for everyone -- happy as hell 'TC5' dropped.
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"I thought it was a beautiful pass," Chicago Coach Joel Quenneville said with a grin.
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And the "Wrecking Ball" singer's wide grin proved to be a staple of the evening.
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Jojo brazenly bends out from behind the camera and gives the viewers a knowing grin.
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They knew his grin, the one he flashed that made his deep-set dimples appear.
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Pump your fists above your head and your avatar will break into a huge grin.
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"When I see the grin on their faces, it's worth all the work," Ong said.
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From the ground he gave his wife a huge grin and threw himself at her.
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Watching him act is pure pleasure: He's natural and unaffected, and his grin says everything.
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When I turned around to look at him, with that grin, I lost my mind.
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Explorer "I taught Sean Connery to scuba dive," Stuart Cove said with an impish grin.
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Cuddy lowered her sharp little chin and, glancing coyly at them all, flashed a grin.
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"My mom told me I should never study psychedelics," he says with an impish grin.
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" With a big grin he adds, "The most famous refugee story of all is Jesus.
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Juan Vargas said, as Zuckerberg sat there awkwardly and with the beginnings of a grin.
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Grin recently also inked a partnership with Rappi, a Latin American on-demand delivery service.
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He smiles again, a big grin, his face half shaded by that stupid cowboy hat.
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"You gotta have showmanship in this industry," Sittipon "Oz" Chanarat tells me with a grin.
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He saw Rachel and performed a mock salute, a mad broad grin on his face.
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I still remember the cocky grin on his face like he got away with something.
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Others grin as they tuck into a plate of lobster or a massive birthday cake.
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The grubbiest hotpot joints are usually the best, young people often say with a grin.
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"But what do you think happened 25 years later?" she asks with a gleeful grin.
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In the image, Clarke's grin engulfs her face so much that her eyes appear closed.
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After the first snippet, he shot us a grin and stood there, silent and expectant.
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"Yes I did," Fernández confirmed with a nod and a grin at a 2013 game.
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And doesn't that make wedding season just a little bit easier to grin and bear?
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"I pooped!" announces my toddler brightly, tipping his head back to grin up at me.
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Pratt was also spotted flashing a big grin while they were seen leaving the restaurant.
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She's strange, loud, and so animated her grin stretches around the room and back again.
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In the shot, Kardashian West poses for the camera while West shares a big grin.
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"You would not believe the mother lode I just dropped," she says with a grin.
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After the one-slap knockout, Logan turns to the camera with a grin and FLEXES!!!
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Asked if his new boots had high heels, Bush paused and flashed a big grin.
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"We knew what it was all about," Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said with a grin.
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And nothing is quite as grin-inducing as a cute guy cuddling a cute dog.
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Sometimes he looks uncomfortable, hands buried in his pockets, thoughts shielded by a stubborn grin.
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"Those were the days of Walter Cronkite," Doocy said, with a grin and a shrug.
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" With a giant grin on her face, Brown, 25, responded, "I do love country music.
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In either situation, "you roll with it," he says with a grin, "and just act."
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He came back with a glass of water, and Emil thanked him with a grin.
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"Shalom!" the biology teacher exclaimed with a grin — yet more evidence of the locals' kindheartedness.
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"He was doing squats in front of the coaches' office," Counsell said with a grin.
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"Many celebrities do clothing lines that just aren't relevant," Ms. Versace said with a grin.
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Konkle is endearingly vulnerable as Anna, a sunny string bean with a brace-faced grin.
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Rutan's devilish grin said it all: This would be a plane to defy the imagination.
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With a grin, Ms. Hroub drew a mark under her smiling emoticon on the whiteboard.
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When someone offers a huge grin brimming with authenticity, happiness rubs off on its receivers.
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He makes his way over to my table, with a smug grin on his face.
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"No one has ever said that to me before," he says with a big grin.
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So, Sisi stands by the door, waving, with a huge grin plastered to her face.
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And he then turned around and proceeded to eat the apple with a wide grin.
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By day, they're white with golden tops, complete with the iconic jack-o'-lantern grin.
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Male, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a heavy coat, he's all eyes and grin.
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Scores of grin-and-fin photos taped to the shelves show customers and their catches.
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"It's not like I'm a sex symbol or anything," he added with a big grin.
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I would ruffle his nonexistent hair, and he would grin bashfully and let me go.
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He showed up riding a hoverboard, wearing a white tee-shirt and a huge grin.
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"There you go, bud," Thornton gloated with a grin, as Odenkirk laughed in the crowd.
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"I want to be loud and dumb," Mr. Veach said with a wide, toothy grin.
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And there is indeed something left behind: a mischievous grin and a great, great mystery.
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"That's right, I always feel like I'm behind," she said Wednesday with a sheepish grin.
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"I really don't have any fixed plans yet," Mr. Bailey said with a wide grin.
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Boehner was the frown to Biden's grin, the grimace to his counterpart's constant adoring beam.
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Call me a sentimental old fool, but moments like these make me grin with joy.
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She embodied her own aesthetic, with her proto-1960s bouffant, nerd glasses and playful grin.
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" He paused and then, with a grin, said, "But just not as secretary of defense.
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Kelly Clarkson takes knowing how to grin and bear it to a whole new level!
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His grin is wide in a way mine never was but maybe, someday, could be.
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His wolfish charm, Irish grin and macho flamboyance were perfect for World War II musicals.
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Similarly, I might not be as interested in food movies as usual (insert wry grin).
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Tenniel drew the cat with a grin that will surely keep you up at night.
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"And then people can finally sleep comfortably again," Mr. Schwarzenegger added, with an impish grin.
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"That's primarily what my diet consisted of this off-season," Syndergaard said with a grin.
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But it's his grin — blinding grills drenched in shimmering turquoise stones — that captivates in person.
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He couldn't wipe the grin off his face: "I think it was good," he replied.
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I asked McDonough how it was going, and he gave me a death-skull grin.
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"I wished it was going to rain, so it rained," she said with a grin.
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"Don't knock it," one protester said with a grin when asked about his carpet vest.
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Or maybe I'm just a sucker for Anna Kendrick's enormous "grin and bear it" energy.
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" Teasing the crowd with one last Cheshire Cat grin, Styles continued, "I love those guys.
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Besides Mexican e-scooter giant, Grin, Flat's pre-seed is the largest ever for Mexico.
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Michele Rodriguez, 24, sat near the piano, moving to the music with a wide grin.
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"I kind of gave (manager Mike Scioscia) a little look," Santiago said with a grin.
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"They would ski together, play together, chase girls together," Stuart recalled with a wry grin.
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"It's going to get worse before it gets better," he said with a sly grin.
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The left shoulder slouched lower, more casually, and he occasionally broke into a toothy grin.
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"I am the only one who needs to know everything," Karanka said with a grin.
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At the end of her surgery, her smile has been exaggerated into an overblown grin.
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"I enjoy the power of deception," Pixy tells me with a grin in her eyes.
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One sees Cohen, in his fedora, looking down with his all but imperceptible impish grin.
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We need endorphin-heavy, heart-on-sleeve, major-chord, grin-inducing punk rock right now.
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Just look at that posture, the full-bodiedness of the shot, that smug ass grin.
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When I ask him how it feels to have their support he can't help but grin.
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"Once you are not a danger any more, people love you," he added with a grin.
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"Yeah," said Gio, eyes a bit wider with surprise, lips curled into a nervous grin.
"Crips.
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Etsy, $15 This clever Eurythmics parody is sure to put a cheesy grin on your face.
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A second snap features the singer climbing over the railing with a grin on her face.
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The staff renamed him Cletus and shot a quick video that accentuated the dog's toothy grin.
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His grin is so big that his jaw stands out and shows his chocolate-stained teeth.
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"It all just built slowly," Mr. Dallas said, an off-kilter grin settling over his face.
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And what of the controversy surrounding the selfie of the endangered monkey with the cheeky grin?
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After Wheatcroft crossed the finish line, he put his arm around Bacon and flashed a grin.
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She has the same eyes, eyebrows, delicate nose, and, most importantly, that mischievous grin of Robbie's.
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At the head of the table sits Anders Mostue, shorter, bespectacled, quick with a toothy grin.
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"The Electoral College map is in a mess," says the former governor with his trademark grin.
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"We usually talk about what we're going to play outside, and secrets," she says with grin.
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"I can't imagine how that feels," Obama said sarcastically, with a wide grin on his face.
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Carbino told us a grin leads to a 14 percent increase in right swipes on Tinder.
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Honestly, Goldblum could grin and growl-talk you into gnawing your arm off, he's that good.
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But when the duo are on a run, Evans' face is filled with a huge grin.
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When we brought it up ... Henry flashed a huge grin, and then went into coy mode.
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Poker face in full effect, evading you with a shit-eating grin, I'd circle the square.
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For good reason ... the rapper had a huge grin on his face as he headed home.
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"This is the creepiest," he says with a sly grin, turning the card's face toward me.
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"Remember, there was an intermediary," Griffin told ITK with a grin when asked about the mystery.
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"I'm thinking about visiting him in prison for shits and giggles," Daniels said with a grin.
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"Well, we'll make it happen this year then," Stenson said with a mischievous grin on Monday.
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His black bowtie and pocket square, paired with his charming grin, bring the whole look together.
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In the image, Lesser is depicted holding $22019 bills to his face with a wide grin.
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I blanketed my brisket in smoky mustard and, yellow lips and all, offered a satisfied grin.
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He's got a sweet grin on his face this morning wherever he is, just like me.
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When Scott arrived the next day, I was reassured by his confident grin — until it faded.
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You should leave a Friday puzzle slightly bruised, but with a goofy grin on your face.
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"Be careful with your face!" the hospital prosthetist told the boy whose grin just grew wider.
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"We'll take you all," Myers said with a grin, before giving reporters a mini history lesson.
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Perhaps the best approach is to just grin and bear it... Copyright 2015 The Wellcome Trust.
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Just got to grin and bear it and get on with it and have another coffee.
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They're unrelenting and you just have a huge shit-eating grin the entire show – it's uncontrollable.
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Trayce holds the screen steady for the little boy, a big grin plastered on his face.
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"I certainly won't give myself scout team player of the week," said Frost with a grin.
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Grin, a Latin America-focused scooter startup, is participating in Silicon Valley's Y Combinator accelerator program.
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He spoke with a grin, but some of his colleagues express similar sentiments with dead seriousness.
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A grin spreads across her face — this is certainly not the first time this has happened.
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Crocodiles on the other hand flash a toothy grin with their top and bottom teeth interlacing.
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He started to grin, and to show signs — rare in this genre — of dancing for fun.
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Kloey stuck out her tongue, Candace pursed her lips and Grace wore a wide-eyed grin.
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A bead of sweat dropped from his disheveled hair into the crevice of an earnest grin.
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"It is kind of a fairy tale," said Klopp, that megawatt grin beaming on his face.
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There was a joyous grin across Messi's face seemingly for the first time in two weeks.
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" Assessing her candidacy's apparent long odds, she says, with a cockeyed grin, "We'll see about that.
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If we were livestreaming, the Cheshire Cat grin you've got would be great to show people.
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"As some of you may know he's always been on mine," she finished with a grin.
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"I like dress codes, as long as it's part Tommy Bahama," Reid said with a grin.
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Friends said Cunningham was smart and caring, with a big grin and big hugs to match.
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McKeague did not rebut that, cracking a grin as they dueled even if Azarenka did not.
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"To change the world," Mr. Groth, programming director, said with a grin over lunch here recently.
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The first coins to use Mimblewimble—distinct efforts called Grin and Beam—both launched in January.
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Here's what else is happening: A day to make even make the most morose poet grin.
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Mr. Rouhani appeared amused, leaning in to listen with a big grin, then laughing even harder.
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Each time I drop into the driver's seat of any generation, there's an automatic grin reflex.
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"You better have an appropriate amount of fear," he said, and offered a genial raptor's grin.
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When I hung up, the impassive expression was replaced by a wide grin and some chuckles.
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"We gossip here," Mr. Lacey said in his English accent, a grin spreading across his face.
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" As Brady gets into his SUV, he gives a mischievous grin before revealing a secret. "Six.
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His deep-set dimples and wide grin earned him many nicknames, including Prince Charming and Buddy.
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"I kind of peek," he said Tuesday with a grin as he stood at his locker.
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That face was youthful at 46 and frequently lit by a signature ear-to-ear grin.
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"It took five years" for the paintings to be done, he said with a rascally grin.
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He made the nepotism-tarred center-right candidate, François Fillon, grin frigidly, murmuring about a lawsuit.
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Risso, the nervousness of the week finally dissipating, stood in the throng with a beatific grin.
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A dopey grin spreading across my face, I marched across the sand towards the sparkling ocean.
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He was on some cover and looking fantastic and giving you this great grin or whatever.
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But if you're trying to woo a boo, flashing them a frequent grin probably wouldn't hurt.
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Ted Bundy was almost always described as boyishly handsome, with the boyish grin, boyish this and that.
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"It's all on there," CEO Jeff Binder tells me, leaning back into the sofa with a grin.
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Mike "Wags" Wagner (David Costabile) spends most of Billions plastered with a devilish grin on his face.
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They grin from ear to ear when they realize the student's date has a matching red tie.
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Just like Charlie, the doll has a sweet grin, bright eyes and blonde locks tied into pigtails.
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But whatever, I'm now walking around the MWC show floor with a stupid grin on my face.
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He gives me a grin, perhaps recognizing that the whole encounter is a little on-the-nose.
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Harry couldn't wipe a smitten grin off his face during a visit to Nottingham on October 26.
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"I'll tell you when you turn the tape off," he deadpanned before breaking into a beatific grin.
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Oliver glanced up at me with his pretty, gem-colored eyes and gave me a crooked grin.
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He nods with an affirmative grin, and reaches into his suit coat pocket, revealing a playing card.
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If a child actor has to describe how they feel about scripts, just grin and bear it.
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He's a standard conservative Republican with a toothy politician's grin, which he can still flash on command.
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But the smile looks overdetermined and vapid, like the grin of a car salesman, not a Buddha.
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In the background, supportive big sis Malia, 17, shoots Sasha, 14, a grin and two thumbs up.
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In the photo, Dunham, 32, leans against Antonoff's shoulder, while the Bleachers frontman flashes a big grin.
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To be out there watching her … she had a huge grin on her face the whole time.
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Stars grin for the cameras, are lauded by their new bosses and gush about their future teammates.
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And although they fell two spots from last year's list, dentists still have plenty to grin about.
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And when the interview was over, I looked into the camera and concluded with a relaxed grin.
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"I'd love to get you to build a wall," he told Mr. Trump with a wry grin.
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I remember John Stockton's stoicism, Dennis Rodman's tempestuousness, and Dikembe Mutombo's big grin behind a wagging finger.
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Arthur is by turns retiring and pointed, with a soft, cublike appearance and a tight, parsimonious grin.
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Cruise wore a big grin while wearing his iconic bomber jacket, blue jeans and black aviator sunglasses.
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But here, in an unguarded moment, she is smiling to herself, and her grin is almost childlike.
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It was a joke, insomuch as Colbert delivered it with a grin and the studio audience laughed.
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I haven't seen a grin this trollish since Squints pretended to drown in front of Wendy Peffercorn.
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They both thanked "the fans" at the same time while giving the audience a finger-pointing grin.
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Then, with a big grin, Brooks knelt and pretended to yank at the 44th president's suit pants.
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"You start thinking about it when people start asking you about it," he said with a grin.
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"People didn't want to be around me because of my mouth," he says with a wry grin.
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Over his face breaks what can only be called an astoundingly self-satisfied and cartoonishly evil grin.
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She sported a grin ear to ear and made good use of it ... taking tons of selfies.
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While Trump flashed a wide grin, the Pope offered only a modest smile -- his demeanor, business-like.
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She may have grown since, but the mischievous grin on her face has stayed exactly the same.
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Chuck has a big blue beak, a happy-go-lucky grin, and is hated by Clippers fans.
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That big toothy grin on her face reveals just how excited she was to take this photo.
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After pointing to their matching stickers, he gave the physical therapist a grin and a thumbs-up.
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"That would be an amazing wedding to have in the White House," DeGeneres said with a grin.
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Then Legend hams it up to the camera before Teigen dances goofily and flashes a toothy grin.
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After 30 minutes, Mr. Harris, the former Army medic, emerged from the water with a broad grin.
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While Elvis' eyes are interesting in this photograph, it's his rarely seen grin that's the real showstopper.
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"I want to be on the ground, on the front lines," she says with a big grin.
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Had Margot known what life could become for girls like her, she would never grin like that.
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"I was already a rabble rouser," she tells me, her lips curled in a Cheshire cat grin.
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"First of all, let's wait and see — we're not doomed to penalties," Hodgson said through a grin.
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Mr. Shandling's face, which swung from a broad grin to melting self-pity, defined Larry's oleaginous character.
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I didn't have a shit-eating grin on my face, but I definitely had a sore neck.
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Salemme, a fitness buff in his heyday, was then led out of court wearing handcuffs and grin.
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Grin has raised funding from Sinai Ventures, Liquid2 Ventures, 500 Startups, Monashees, and Base10 Partners, among others.
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The shopkeep is a strange, flitting man, a sinister, five pixel-wide grin never leaving his face.
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He must have seen the worried look on my face, and he shot me a big grin.
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Paul Ryan stands behind the President and shrugs off the media's questions with his good-natured grin.
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"Everyone is awake, we are all fine," Abdul says, then his obsidian face slips into a grin.
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The humor here is wild, modern and unnerving, like watching someone grin with a mouthful of blood.
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As the virtual speedometer climbs, a human driver's jaw will clench involuntarily, or relax into a grin.
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He stared down at the carpet and fussed with his shirt cuffs, wearing a wry, mocking grin.
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"It was a little bit easier when I could work on everything," he said with a grin.
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He shot me a grin, raised the doll over his head and ran off toward the stroller.
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"I told Patty that I was sure her parents knew me," Mr. Taylor said with a grin.
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At 52A, the clue "Break __ (get d'party going)" for DICE (or "D ICE") will elicit a grin.
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But as he climbs in and sinks down into the water, bottle in hand, Bobby's grin fades.
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Getting into his stride, Musk takes off his jacket before waving his limbs around with a grin.
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Six-year-old Colton dazzled the crowd with his thick coat of black hair and cheeky grin.
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"Maybe I can just grin and bear it," Ms. Hast said of Ms. Mann's frame of mind.
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"The way it's supposed to feel," Bird said, with a grin that was part exhilaration, part relief.
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In Latin America, Grow Mobility formed as part of a merger between micromobility providers Grin and Yellow.
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Her son, Rodrigo, held up a Spider-Man action figure with a big grin as she spoke.
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"She has already done this with 3,700 girls," said Muruganantham with the grin of a proud father.
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He released a cheeky grin as the Knicks took a 92-86 advantage with 30.2 seconds remaining.
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Kelly introduced himself to Choi on the practice green with an outstretched hand and a wide grin.
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Occasionally, when an idea interests him, he cocks his head, and his mouth forms a lopsided grin.
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But don't let that be the reason why you grin and bear seeing them on your feed.
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When he reminds you he has no time for bullshit, he does it with a wry grin.
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A friendly vibe hangs in the air, thanks mostly to the birthday boy's enthusiasm and unrelenting grin.
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According to Grin, the rise of influencer marketing on social media began to take off in 2010.
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"I've moved a lot of herb for a lot of years," he says, flashing a proud grin.
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She had a grin on her face while chatting on the phone -- and, honestly, couldn't look happier.
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Often, Pompeo stands as the public voice of the most visible Trumpian foreign-policy moves, whether it's threatening Iran or negotiating for American prisoners in North Korea, the grin of the grip and grin, even as the results seem to be far less effective once the cameras turn elsewhere.
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It's a smug grin, and rightly so; she has Rick and his people exactly where she wants them.
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I couldn't help but grin as I looked around me at the other crew members on the bridge.
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Nimmo received a curtain call Friday and was still sporting an ear-to-ear grin after the game.
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At 88, Warren Buffett's white hair, bushy eyebrows and aw-shucks grin hardly make for an intimidating visage.
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He wrapped his arms around two women dressed in long, red garments as he sported a wide grin.
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"We don't know all the results," is how he started his speech, looking downwards with a slight grin.
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" "The party I play is kind of pervy… It's called Opparadise ("Titty Paradise"), Sumiko says with a grin.
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Hello," Denman can he heard saying in the clip, as Alex flashes his mother a big grin. "Hey.
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Bong Joon-ho's unique cinematic vision unfolds here, as it did in Snowpiercer, as a slow, wide grin.
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But, after just a few seconds, she pops back up, grin plastered on her face, ready for more.
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Little Kensli donned a confused expression, but Chance looked full of joy as he sported a wide grin.
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Lawrence couldn't contain her joy as she shared a grin with Maroney while the two enjoyed their date.
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I was trapped in the man's memories, and all with an idiot grin plastered on my idiot face.
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In one photo, Bezos was captured between Jenner, 23, and Leto, 47, as he flashed a large grin.
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But then again, if I flash some toothy grin in a solo selfie, that looks kinda dumb too.
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"As I tell you these ingredients, they're probably not making sense to you," Saldana says with a grin.
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When my grandmother finally turned to look at me, she gave me her brand-new toothless-baby grin.
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To learn more about the villain behind the goofy grin, check out VICE's intimate interview in Shkreli's apartment.
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Yellow raised a $63 million Series A within a year after launch, then merged with Mexico's Grin Scooters.
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But at the end of the day," she adds with a grin, "I feel like they love me.
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There's something so creepy about the red-stained grin and fiery hair that makes it the perfect costume.
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This sweet girl almost always has a grin on her face, according to the staffers caring for her.
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And then: Her shoulders unclench, a grin creeps across her face, and she begins to sway her hips.
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"This is the thing that every man should be able to do," he said with a wide grin.
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Her short blonde locks brushed back, Hudson gave a subtle grin to the camera in a chic bathroom.
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Johnson employs his big toothy grin, effortless charm and surprising comic gifts to make the film almost watchable.
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Her face, usually caught between a genuine grin and mocking smirk, is arranged in a strange blank stare.
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We haven't seen a grin that big since Papa Tom Cruise jumped up and down on Oprah's couch.
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Peter: It offends me that you would cry at The Holiday, and when I propose, you just grin.
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Stuck in a tight spot, Melania must, out of respect for the American public, grin and bear it.
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Musk paced the stage with a grin as everybody strained to get a look at the new car.
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"Nice of him to drop by," replies Rosie Birkett, her mouth curling up into a familiar, saucy, grin.
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Sure, Womer looks lovely smiling happily in her wedding gown, but it's Cricket's toothy grin that really shines.
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When I told her people would be shocked to learn this, she smiled with an uncharacteristic sheepish grin.
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"It's good!" he said, wearing a grin that was equal parts dopey happiness, reasonable embarrassment, and dumb defiance.
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One day he came bounding into class with a glint in his eye, and a wide, wicked grin.
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It is a picture of a young Adele, with a massive grin and more than one missing tooth.
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Little Louis's gummy grin was the best part of the last official christening portrait shared with the public.
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Stone himself, with his Cheshire Cat grin, proves elusive, lost somewhere in the role he wants to project.
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I'm trying to work here, and your clammy, chubby little hands and idiotic grin are blocking my view.
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But"—here he showed me his white-toothed grin—"I can't date a dental hygienist and a cardiologist.
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Down a corridor beneath the MetLife Stadium grandstand, the Dallas owner Jerry Jones had the Cheshire cat grin.
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Short and slight, with tired, pale blue eyes and a mischievous grin, Morgan is himself an unimposing figure.
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"I was running pretty hard, so now, I didn't know it was gone," deGrom said with a grin.
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That dangerous grin, which somehow managed to strike the perfect balance between naughty and nice, tender and menacing.
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His broad, toothy grin took up half his face, a bright flash of white against his dark skin.
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Rather than scolding him, Kimmel deferred to a late-night host's most trustworthy tool: a bemused, knowing grin.
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Reporter's Notebook It was a little shimmy of her shoulders — cheeky, insouciant — accompanied by a big, toothy grin.
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"If it turned out, somehow, that he was actually George M. Cohan —" Edward smiled — that famous tight grin.
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"I don't think the car companies take me seriously right now," he told Business Insider with a grin.
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"Hayek called me in Lausanne one Saturday — I remember it vividly," Mr. Urquhart recalled, breaking into a grin.
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"I've got to tell you, that result didn't surprise me at all," he told supporters with a grin.
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Those baby blues, those rosy cheeks, and that grin — looks like her hubby was right on the money.
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"Is there a manual to the cruising spots we can see?" a Ukrainian activist asked with a grin.
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But," he says, flashing a grin, "Them motherfuckers will get leaked sooner or later, you can believe that.
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The trio sells it with an earnest grin, the chorus chant playing out like a broke skater mantra.
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He insisted that he could still invite business partners into the White House for grip-and-grin photographs.
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To that end, Foer promotes the concept of the "knowledge monopoly," which he qualifies with a mischievous grin.
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In images released by the Thai Navy SEAL force, he had a huge grin on his gaunt face.
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He increasingly resembles his grandfather, a national deity, down to the coifed flattop, gregarious grin and rotund waist.
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With a sheepish grin and biting wit, Joel McHale skewered pop culture on "The Soup" for 12 seasons.
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Cardi touched down at LAX Thursday with a big grin on her face and her phone in hand.
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"I have some fans in here," Mr. Scaramucci said with a toothy grin as he took the stage.
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"I am having lots of sex," she said with a grin as footage rolled of the two kissing.
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"Turns out it's not very secure after all," he said with a grin, before vanishing around a corner.
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It's impossible to ignore Arthur's grin when she brings up Boys' upcoming threequel, Always and Forever, Lara Jean.
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He had the hugest grin on his face the whole time, as if to say: We've won it.
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"I told the guys 'If I hit a single, I'm stealing first pitch,'" Rizzo said with a grin.
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"It's a child's desk," Trump, flanked by lawmakers, remarked with a grin as he examined the writing table.
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With that in mind, investors may need to grin and bear it when buying a regular index fund.
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"If you don't get out of the weather, then it's really, really unpleasant," he said with a grin.
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"If you don't get out of the weather, then it's really, really unpleasant," he said with a grin.
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"My mom made this, like, a day ago," he said with a wide grin as the audience cooed.
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Now, during our taco lunch two weeks ago, I saw with relief that his lighthearted grin was back.
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And in case you can't hear my smile through the phone, it is an ear-to-ear grin.
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"I do have my high school yearbook picture — which is no great shakes," he added with a grin.
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She performs with self-confidence and charisma, complemented all along by her bouncing curls and an infectious grin.
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"I don't remember saying anything like that to all of you," he told reporters with a knowing grin.
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But when she realized he was there, her reaction was unmistakable: Her face broke into an ecstatic grin.
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We broke the story ... Taylor cracked a pretty wide grin for her mug shot on that assault case.
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Vaughn pivots the camera, slowing the chaos down, so John can look right at the camera and grin.
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When someone mentioned West's answer to Kerr, he claimed "I'm not that rah-rah," with a big grin.
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"My friend, you won't believe how much you cost me to bribe the judge," he said with a grin.
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The mischievous Jareth, Goblin King, a wicked grin stretched as his muppet minions cavorted around pirate boot-clad ankles.
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With a toothy grin, Zhang prods his screen, prompting the phone to play a mildly irritating trance-pop song.
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"I had to grin several times," the professor of American Studies at Heidelberg University told NBC News' partner ZDF.
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The winning margin of 1.56 seconds was as immense as his broad shoulders and the grin on his face.
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Jones learned later that the production had created masks that froze the character's faces in a petrifying rictus grin.
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Gia then was spotted turning around and happily waving to her mom with a huge grin on her face.
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"I've had the biggest grin on my face all day for the most petty reasons," he told BuzzFeed News.
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A strapping fellow, Santacruze's contagious grin fades and a tear rolls down his nose as he recalls her death.
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You think that you're serving a Texas-sized, Beyoncé grin as you pose for the camera (now click, click).
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Enemies in the game include a towering cigar with a sinister grin, and a giant carrot with psychic powers.
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It's partly due to her smile, that big-mouthed, big-toothed all-American grin that brightens up every scene.
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His good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all.
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"He really studied them thoroughly and had a grin on his face, from ear to ear, the whole time."
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MIKE LEVIN has the perfect hair, wash-and-wear grin and firm yet unthreatening handshake of a seasoned politician.
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Ehrenreich's take on the character centers on a familiar swagger and his own riff on Harrison Ford's smirking grin.
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"When you about to marry your best friend," she wrote, flashing a megawatt grin in anticipation of her wedding.
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As Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria escorts Olga into the locker room, Fernández beams a boyish grin, clearly in disbelief.
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To protect her voice she's been given an inhaler and—she says with a sly grin—prescribed some codeine.
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The bride's horse took over the photo shoot with an ear-to-ear grin that has won Facebook over.
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Asked later to rank that point among the best he has played, Federer answered, "Top 100," with a grin.
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But I will never forget the humongous grin on Miyamoto's face when he stepped out of the Titanfall demo.
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He really studied them thoroughly and had a grin on his face, from ear to ear, the whole time.
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The grin may also have been a polite effort to get through this line of questioning without any drama.
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"220 people can do plenty," he says through a grin during an interview at a cafe in Mexico City.
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", to which, after communing with his laptop and maps for a while, he would grin back, "That should work!
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"We've done it," British midfielder Nicola White told reporters, brandishing her medal with a grin plastered across her face.
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"I just remember when we walked out, he had a big old grin on his face," Feldhaus Jr. said.
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This photo is particularly choice: Note not only Bieber eating shit, but the shit-eating grin of Pronger. Delightful.
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Taken while she was vacationing in Aspen, Colorado, the picture shows Radziwill with a big grin on her face.
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Amongst her bountiful fur you can always spot a little grin, and she has the affectionate personality to match.
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Their tense, sprung, sudden style of motion comes with a cheeky grin, their slinky guitar hooks with chipper cheer.
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"When your daughter demands you BOTH be ELSA for Halloween...you GRIN AND FORKING BEAR IT. #halloween," she captioned.
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Currently, Grin only operates in Mexico City, but it has plans to expand to other cities throughout Latin America.
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While LATAM is a huge market, Grin ultimately envisions operating its pick-up and drop-off scooter model worldwide.
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Whoops and cheers echo around the crowd as he lollops along and bares his gnarly teeth in a grin.
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A stony-faced Clinton randomly selected four Trump quotes, making it through the entire series without cracking a grin.
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"He said he would create a turnover," Jets Coach Adam Gase said with a rare grin after the game.
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Then he drives off, past one of those big artsy garden heads, with a big grin on his face.
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It's a grin brimming with joy, and a smile that, today, makes his death feel all the more sorrowful.
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"Actually, that's just what taking the office of President seriously looks like," Clinton tweeted, presumably with a big grin.
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But his rubbery features and gaptoothed grin can also remind you of your most obnoxious bunkmate at summer camp.
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"Thompson was barking out," the Giants' defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo, said with a wide grin after that first practice.
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Under his breath, with a kind of frozen grin on his face, the man says, I don't believe it.
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" When asked by Traister if she overheard Bush say that, Clinton only "raise(d) her eyebrows and grin(ned).
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"Unlike you, Vladimir, I don't get to edit the piece before it's published," Mr. Obama said with a grin.
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Now, the US Food and Drug Administration wants you to wipe that cookie-batter-smeared grin off your face.
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"Have you seen this guy dance?" he says, gesturing with a grin towards his bandmate over a PBR tallboy.
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But this time, instead of mad-dogging me, they all grin as I pound their fists goodbye—especially Jenkins.
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In biographer Jacob Weisberg 's phrase, he did with a grin what Goldwater tried to do with a grimace.
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"We have a way of delivering THC in a fast-acting, highly metabolized way," he says with a grin.
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But that easily translates into a head atop an elongated neck, with a schoolgirl flip and a wiseacre grin.
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In these, my sister and I grin into the camera, hair knotted, our cheeks red and scaly with windburn.
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Cartoon pigs grin in the windows, each wearing a chef's hat and red apron and offering a thumb's up.
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"I don't tell the galleries about everything I have," she said with a grin, "because they will sell it."
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With a wide grin, he explains that his project is a machine-learning algorithm that tracks how machines learn.
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"I love Mayor de Blasio," Mr. Cuomo said with a grin, adding he "wouldn't tell him what to do."
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She got her wish and went on her way, and I left with my own order and a grin.
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She stared back at us, then gave an impish grin and ran off to play with a firefighter hat.
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So we should all grin along with Tanitoluwa Adewumi, the newly crowned chess champion for kindergarten through third grade.
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They grin madly as they rap along with him — they know all the words, they know all the poses.
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With a lifelike grin on one mask and a frown on the other, the tattoo can convey different meanings.
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When Reverend Toole was finished, he softly whispered in Ms. Town's ear as a grin stretched across her face.
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"I'm fudging obsessed," she posted on Instagram this past summer, with a giant grin and a hefty brown trout.
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So what can be gleaned from the grip-and-grin between Mr. Trump and Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull?
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Is it Centineo's gleeful grin as he flings glasses all over the host's fancy suit — starting with the crotch?
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Presiding over it all was George Shea, an old-time carny barker with a straw boater and Mephistophelean grin.
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"New Yorkers know that when we need to support other countries, we're No. 1," he said with a grin.
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IT plasters himself with an unnatural grin, takes on the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, and wreaks havoc.
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" As a graduate student, I remember the Friedman grin that looked like he was saying "I told you so.
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One's in a parody of country-club casual (plaid pants, blazer, shades, fedora, bow tie, beer can, megawatt grin).
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Mr. Clarkson hears this and grins the grin of a man unwilling to be defeated by small-minded concerns.
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"I'm a fun guy," Leonard said, with (I think?) a slight grin grabbing some real estate on his face.
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Britney, peering at herself in a mirror, shaves off what's left of her brown hair with a giant grin.
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In the photo, Dream gave the cutest grin as aunts Kylie Jenner and Khloé looked lovingly back at their niece.
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She was chatting up a lady with a cute pup, coffee in hand ... and a big grin on her face.
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He worked so hard he made himself ill—but he had the biggest grin on his face the entire time.
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During Monday's hearing, Sandusky flashed a grin and waved to several people in the courtroom but made no public statement.
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But none of this matters now, because we're now stuck with this British export and his perma-shit-eating grin.
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Nothing like seeing naked ladies with tattoos in the middle of the day to put a grin on anyone's face.
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Also, "spin & grin" kind of freaks me out for some reason, but I can't quite put my finger on why.
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During certain attacks, the character donned a toothy grin, loincloth, feathered headdress, and torch—invoking a racist Native American stereotype.
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So it's no surprise she is being called the Happiest Fox on Instagram, sharing her grin with over 429,000 followers.
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The Oscars telecast prominently featured Gibson ensconced happily in the A-list section, grinning his famous Sexiest Man Alive grin.
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His wicked grin, lit up by the blazing fire around the three of them, was the picture of pure evil.
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Some models grin in their photos, and others serve faces so ice-cold I feel intimidated even clicking on them.
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"I think the floppy is alive and well—it's just called an SD card now," he said with a grin.
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"I went to Harvard for four days, so I feel like I know something!" she said with a broad grin.
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Vinnie must be proud of his work too, because he flashed a grin in the Facebook photo explaining his heroics.
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These companies include Grin, Higia, Truora, Keynua, The Podcast App, SkyDrop, UBits, Cuenca, BrainHi, Pachama, Calii, Cuanto, Pronto and Fintual.
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I'm sorry that we could not bottle up every grin, every laughter, every happy heart that walked through your stores.
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His humor constantly pushed into freshly outrageous territory, crossing the line of good taste with a big, endearing, irresistible grin.
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Duchess has a lot to smile about, luckily she has a goofy grin to go with all the good news.
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Fans of King will grin knowingly at the mention of suicidal Shawshank wardens, but familiarity doesn't make this story clearer.
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We won't club an author over the head, but we'll mail him a nasty note and grin as we do.
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Instead, he was considering me with a wide, confident grin, like he knew the punchline to a particularly good joke.
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He's bald, his countenance somewhat intimidating, until he cracks a joke with his friends and breaks into a mischievous grin.
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"Every day, we'll bring something new," Oskar Gabrielson, a general manager at Swedish game studio DICE, said with a grin.
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A young woman had genderbent Jack Skellington of The Nightmare Before Christmas, giving a toothy grin in a pinstripe corset.
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Much like Dwight, it looks like we have to learn to grin and bear it — or escape while we can.
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Gritty's terrifying grin, fiery fur, and unfocused eyeballs will grace Kirn's body forever — or until he gets it lasered off.
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With a tracklist consisting exclusively of Japanese deep house tracks, you can nearly hear his grin peeking through the waveforms.
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Looking to be in his about mid-thirties, he had unkempt stubble fit for a bachelor and a wide grin.
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Even when he could not afford to send his 9-year-old son to school, the merchant kept his grin.
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"You're here watching us flap our wings," Favreau says to me with a grin as he prepares for another take.
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Rather quietly, he is also an investor in Grin, the Mexico City-based electric scooter company backed by Y Combinator.
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Grin has also partnered with Colombia-based Rappi, an on-demand delivery startup that raised $200 million back in August.
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Ears back and snouts pulled into a grin, the donkeys stick in their muzzles in the hope of a reward.
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They held me over the sink, allowing the juices to slowly drain through the tiny gaps in my wired grin.
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Stone, 27, stood on the other end of the group photo, partially hidden, wearing a big grin on her face.
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The crowning moment was the concert, a spectacle so audacious that a listener would be hard-pressed not to grin.
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"I was so right-wing that I think my first word growing up was 'capitalist,' " Sexton said with a grin.
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"The pop-up idea is serving Syrian dishes for non-Syrian people," he said with a grin on his face.
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Sometimes in the ring an adversary will wink at Shields, blow a kiss, grin wildly or stick out her tongue.
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This is not just because the drone lacks a vulpine grin; the promising X-47B programme was cancelled in 2016.
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"Yes, I've been containing a Cheshire cat grin all day long," he said on Infowars's "The Alex Jones Show" Monday.
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His fist-pumping and grin was a distant cry from the serious-minded appearance he's adopted in the West Wing.
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Lexus resisted dotting the exterior with chrome accents, and even the toothy grin of the grille has been toned down.
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Giuliani's current performance—down to his grin, which is more of a grimace than a smile—is painful to watch.
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"Oh, we clashed heads quite a bit in the first few months," the coach, Billy Walsh, said with a grin.
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She bit into a brownie, smeared the gummy brown cake across her teeth, and gave the kid a ghoulish grin.
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"For sure (there are two personalities) and today is a big day for snowboard Ester," she said with a grin.
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When she was told Williams had described her as a "future champion," a grin broke out across the Briton's face.
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Lumps' work is defined by a wide grin that often infects an entire cast of characters in a single drawing.
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Grin, which first started operating about one year ago in Mexico, has since expanded into 23 cities across Latin America.
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But while I'm definitely into Jennifer Connelly, I'm neutral on Ashley Greene and detest Bradley Cooper and his dorky grin.
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When I met him, he'd come from the rainforest with a slingshot in hand and a grin on his face.
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Abruptly, the euphoria ends as "Kitana" starts, her lips widening to reveal a bloody grin after an unexplained boxing match.
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His hair has silvered, and he walks with the hint of a stoop, but his grin and manner were impish.
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I see a woman with a mobility aide in the street and we grin at each other, comrades. Neighbors. Strangers.
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I sat there stunned, a frozen grin on my face, while wave after wave of déjà vu crashed over me.
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"I don't know how he's going to be able to do this," he murmured with a grin to van Hoytema.
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"When your daughter demands you both be Elsa for Halloween ... you grin and forking bear it," she captioned the photo.
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"Hey, it's only my third," he said with a sheepish grin, failing to mention he had started 220 minutes ago.
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While this series could be dour and mopey, writer Jason Aaron has given Thor a "grin and bear it" attitude.
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Beneath the mask's toothy grin is an orthogonal wind tube, while thin sticks representative of raindrops dangle from two fins.
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They all did fine at the crucial opening moment when everybody has to try not to grin like an idiot.
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"I framed the first volley a little bit, which ended up being perfect," Federer said afterward, flashing a big grin.
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But the image of Ms. Channing — with the overflowing saucer eyes and city-devouring grin — continued to haunt my imagination.
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Erica Seguine, the tune's composer, was facing the band, conducting with large, emphatic gestures and an ear-to-ear grin.
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He had a sly grin and always looked like he knew the punchline of the joke before everyone else did.
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" Then Hernandez, with a sly grin, asked a visitor in the broadcast booth: "What do you think of my writing?
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GUAYNABO, P.R. — Miriam Gonzalez stepped outside her shuttered restaurant in this municipality near San Juan and offered an exaggerated grin.
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Squint, and you might say Don Jr. Mr. Burleigh has brown hair, hazel eyes, round cheeks and a puckish grin.
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In omnipresent campaign billboards, he hogged the limelight, his grin and upturned hands evoking less a statesman than a salesman.
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So in the future don't laugh, do not even grin; not only hold your tongue, but also close your lips.
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With her megawatt grin and inexhaustible talent, she seemed the essence of the indomitable spirit of old-fashioned American musicals.
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"When I stop, he comes out and complains," Santos said with a grin, before launching into another full-throated ballad.
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On her first birthday, we have a picture of her biting a shiny plastic book with a super wide grin.
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Under blistering questioning from Jim Jordan, a Republican, and Sean Patrick Maloney, a Democrat, his grin melted to a grimace.
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"It's really nice being west of the Mississippi," he said with a grin, winning a roar of anti-Washington approval.
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"We're going to war, bro," one cheered, holding two thumbs up and sporting a grin under close-shorn red hair.
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He woos her with a gee-whiz grin and, in a benign foreshadowing of the horrors to come, donates blood.
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"Dusty was out of his mind," Scherzer said with a grin, after the Nationals took the lead in the sixth.
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The Amazon Twitter accounts sound strange because they're shills and it's hard to say anything worthwhile through a rictus grin.
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A portrait of Ronald Reagan, a wide grin on his face, fills most of the west wall of his office.
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"I don't know if my siblings were aware what the song 'Fire Island' was about," he said with a grin.
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During parties, Manning was a subversive photo bomber, stuffing his mouth with a brownie and then flashing a muddy grin.
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Some of the kids confided in her that they didn't believe in Santa Claus, which prompted a grin from Trump.
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Most of the time, he looks jaunty and self-possessed, and you can count the missing teeth in his grin.
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Mention her name to anyone around town who knows her, and you'll very likely be rewarded with a fabulous grin.
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If Captain America were made in 1986, Tom Cruise would have played Cap with a sly grin and a wink.
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One man's rhythmic isolations of alternate shoulders are fabulously huge — and cause his colleagues to grin from ear to ear.
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With a sly grin, she's back in battle — like an athlete who's just figured out the pace of the game.
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No face paint, no green hair, no twisted smile from behind a painted maniacal clown grin, no terrible facial tattoos.
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"Tell me," continued Pini with a grin, "Did you write an article, one month ago, entitled "The VERITABLE Lasagna Recipe?
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One day an actor is accused of faking a hate crime, another day a politician admits he attended a dance contest wearing blackface, another day a high school student's grin seems to embody the contemptuous privilege of his class, another day those describing his grin that way are shamed for shaming him on preliminary evidence.
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The deep, guttural bellow of this V-25 made me grin like a 24.5-year-old whenever I let it rip.
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Beltre makes the play as usual, and on the jog back to the dugout, Profar flashes a sheepish grin Beltre's way.
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"That's good, but I'd like the number to be to be tens of thousands, not thousands," Perry says with a grin.
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But Franken's wide grin acts as a sickening sort of wink, framing the grope as an inside joke with the camera.
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And sure enough, burning across the Mojave, the men in the convertible grin as the brute gets ever-so-barely airborne.
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Trump flashed an excited grin as the Red Arrows flew overhead in Portsmouth Harbor, disgorging red, white and blue jet trails.
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During conversation, there's hardly a moment when she's not throwing her head back in laughter or flashing a toothy, winsome grin.
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He brought people together, bridging boundaries between gender, race, social status, sexual preference, and, I say this with a grin, age.
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What can you expect from photo-realistic animals who can't grin and groan the way Scar did as an animated cat?
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Why else would they pause for those moments where Chic cracks a knowing and sinister grin that only Betty can see?
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Sanders paused his speech, first in shock and then delight, before offering a broad grin and welcome to the uninvited guest.
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And with a mischievous grin, he playfully referenced the fact that there were no ropes or barricades holding the kids back.
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"I think everybody had the shock of their lives when I won it, other than me," he says with a grin.
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As Diggs, 48, continued, the man, who has not been identified, crept closer and closer to the camera, maintaining his grin.
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As the spying elders in a TV ad try to break the spell, the sprogs flash a grin at their screens.
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The Oscar-winning actress couldn't contain her joy as she shared a grin with Maroney while the two enjoyed their date.
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During the show in Dallas, Lillie West, the frontperson of tour opener Lala Lala, looked at me with a mischievous grin.
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When asked whether there was any truth to the reports that she was dating Booker, Dawson said, "Yeah," with a grin.
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Asked whether there was any truth to the reports that they are in a relationship, Dawson said, "Yeah," with a grin.
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"And is it cheaper or more expensive?" he asked with a straight face — then he cracked a grin and laughed uproariously.
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Quinn is definitely more upfront about it, her stern face collapsing into a grin whenever a contestant breaks down on camera.
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Either way, Brad seemed happy to play chaperone twice over while Dave hung back and looked on with a big grin.
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That cheeky grin is the innate knowledge he's royal, rich, advantaged and will never know *any* difficulties or hardships in life.
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"This thing will handle very much like a fighter jet," Boom Supersonic test pilot Bill "Doc" Shoemaker says with a grin.
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" But with a sly grin, Booker hit Biden back with what immediately became one of the night's most memorable lines. "Mr.
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I'm sorry that we could not bottle up every grin, every laughter, and every happy heart that walked through your stores.
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He was a bit over 5ft, with sandy hair, and a grin that made me think of children on Christmas cards.
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Meyers said they increased their research staff "four-fold," and added with a grin that the show now has four researchers.
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Back over at MAC, Jlin had bodies moving to her fractured footwork beats, flashing an infectious grin and pumping her fist.
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"She just loves them so much," the woman's husband said with an apologetic grin as she went to fetch the kittens.
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He shreds through screens, irritates shooters, and takes charges with a grin, all while existing as an avant-garde opportunity maker.
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My father looked up at her, shocked, rolling his eyes back and forth trying to charm her with his devilish grin.
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For a time, I wistfully thought of him as the one who got away, and I never forgot his huge grin.
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The students took turns trying to foot-juggle, encouraging and coaching one another, as Burgess looked on with a wistful grin.
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The message of Mr Davis's grin was palpable: don't worry about the detail, it will be all right on the night.
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"They think I'm grumpy all of the time, and I'm only grumpy most of the time," Sanders said with a grin.
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It never takes itself too seriously, throwing our own fascination with celebrity back in our faces with a huge, infectious grin.
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Latin America-based Grow, which formed after micromobility companies Grin and Yellow merged earlier this year, has hit 10 million rides.
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It's warm, it's satiating, it's fittingly of the margherita variety, and it leaves a wide pizza-eating grin on my face.
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"I couldn't stand looking at that silly grin and those surprised eyes all the time!!!" wrote fsm135 in the mod description.
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"That's because I'm scared of my wife," he told a United Nations official at the time, while sporting a big grin.
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Once Halloween has passed, simply turn the grin to face a wall, and you've got a cute ceramic pineapple on display!
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After a moment, Ms. Kimura, 21, who speaks little English, turned and flashed a grin at an American contestant, Dean Unglert.
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Kanye turned up onstage for a surprise medley and brought out Chance for "Ultralight Beam" which was grin-inducing and wonderful.
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A few strides later, Woods was on the green, and he offered a wave of his right hand and another grin.
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No need to grin your way through a meeting, but a friendly expression can go a long way in establishing rapport.
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A sly grin spread across Mr. Wise's face as he raised his wrist into the air to admire the watch face.
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"We thought, if we do one bag, it should be fun and maybe a little crazy," Serre says with a grin.
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Rick is fair and blue-eyed, and he smiles a lot—a slightly sideways grin reminiscent of his client Leonardo DiCaprio .
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But, he says with a grin, "win or lose, the beauty of my situation is that I'm going on a honeymoon."
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Editorial Observer Usually presidents mark their first cabinet meetings with a couple of words and a group grin for the cameras.
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He flashed a broad grin, positioned his lens and -- click -- managed a blurry selfie with a towering Bryant in the background.
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But, in a deft demonstration of his grasp of nonverbal communication, Brady, like his coach, turned to reveal a thin grin.
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As the trumpets sang and the drums pounded, I looked at Neil, whose face was lit up by a huge grin.
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"Thank you to Obama for putting us on his list," said Waller-Bridge onstage with a grin, Golden Globe in hand.
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Tall with a lopsided grin, she has a casual, just-chatting style that masks a sneakily dark sensibility and precision writing.
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Doing as her friends do, she braved new behavior, feigned a grin — I couldn't name it but I could spot it.
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A certain kind of Instagram feed fills up with photographs of rich people, famous people, lucky people, flashing the Gulfstream grin.
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Judging by Lavrov's grin as he walked out the West Wing on a wet Washington afternoon, he enjoyed the closed meeting.
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"We'll put you in one of the rooms that doesn't provide me with viewing privileges," he said, with a lighthearted grin.
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María Claudia Chura—the diminutive former student whom Ayoroa had brought to tears—gave Seidler a hug and a nervous grin.
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I got off to a lead, and then Peter began to reel me in, extending the points with a knowing grin.
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By the time Oscar Isaac swoops in with a fedora and a wolfish grin, the movie has become a bludgeoning pastiche.
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The duo's impish oeuvre pushes viewers to consider these questions and then volleys them back at us with a cryptic grin.
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He bore a faint resemblance to the actor Daniel Craig, with a soft-spoken intensity occasionally broken by a crooked grin.
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"I have also seen males hide their grin behind a hand, or even actively wipe it off their face," he writes.
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On a tablet screen, an animated poo emoji smiles its manic-eyed grin, before being dunked into a beaker of water.
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Or if she was initially attracted to Cruise's magnetic personality, with that huge grin and hair that's begging to be mussed.
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"I think we're going to win the Paneras and the Burger Kings of Georgia," said Andrew Nurmi, 18, with a grin.
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But if you want, you can imagine a conspiracy theory that concludes with Jeff Bewkes allowing himself a quiet, discreet grin.
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And the survivors with their exciting new short haircuts, they grin, sun-washed faces like they've just returned from a wellness resort.
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"History has proven to be kinder to me than many of you thought," he adds with a sly grin on his face.
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It's the sort of ear-to-ear grin you can't contain, even if you desperately want to cling to a steelier image.
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But just three months after the final surgery (two weeks before his 6th birthday), Preston was able to sport a wide grin.
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A stocky, crew-cut man, his face locked in an obliging grin, plays along for the camera, flanked by two smiling admirers.
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"If I could move men and mountains with a wink and a grin/if I could treat love like Cheyenne," she wishes.
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Another shows her being taken to school with a huge grin on her face, with her mother, Sarah Ferguson, by her side.
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In his office Thursday, though, a mischievous grin crept across his face when he said he'll likely take political meetings while there.
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In Latin America, Lime and Bird will not only compete with each other, but also against local rivals like Grin and Yellow.
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The groom was also seen with a big grin on his face as he made his way into the chapel on Saturday.
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It's "very much like beef chocolate," he said through a wide grin, referring to the way the meat melted in his mouth.
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He gave Ando a quick nod, and with nothing but the flash of a grin, the boy disappeared into the shadows again.
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The singer was all smiles in her bodycon dress at the photocall and has been seen sporting a wide grin often lately.
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Iggy, who was punk before the word existed, uses "fuck" as an adjective, verb, and noun—but always through a sardonic grin.
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"You're away with the fairies again," he'd say with a grin, startling me out of whatever reverie had momentarily captured my imagination.
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"When your daughter demands you BOTH be ELSA for Halloween...you GRIN AND FORKING BEAR IT. #halloween," she wrote on the post.
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I think we can all agree, though, that the new big stupid grin on the car's new grille is the worst feature.
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Wearing a one-shoulder emerald green mini dress, Stone looked happy as could be — her short blonde bob perfectly framing her grin.
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