Every traumatized face I passed had a look of numb exhaustion.
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Turner nudged Elwood, who had a look of horror on his face.
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I bought a plane ticket, rushed over there and had a look.
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Hearing a sound in her living room, she went and had a look.
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He had a look out the kitchen window while he was at it.
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I had a look at the shower suites, which were literal interior goals.
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"He had a look on his face of disappointment, shame," Bryant told ABC-13.
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He had a look of mild agitation about him, one that never really subsided.
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"Most people had a look of relief when they got a ride," he said.
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He had a look of mild agitation about him, one that never really subsided.
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Commander Price "had a look of defeat," his adviser on Afghan tribal affairs told investigators.
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My mother always used to say l had a look of him, around the eyes.
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Thinking I'd save it until she arrived, I had a look at the drinks list.
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Both of this year's commissions had a look and sound that marked them as contemporary.
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And it was recorded before any house had even had a look at the score.
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I had a look at the script, and it was terrible, so I rewrote it all.
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I had a look at an early (but working) prototype model without ports and was impressed.
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But when he walked back over to me, his face had a look of notable concern.
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So I had a look at it, and to be honest, it was kind of boring.
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Each persona had a look, a history, a different apocalyptic science fiction world to live in.
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"He had a look on his face like he was up to no good," she said.
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"But then we had a look at fluid intake, and were more than surprised," he said.
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When I finished my round and had a look where everyone was, I was a bit surprised.
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We had a look at it, and it was awful, full of crack pipes and dead rats.
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I had a look for this on eBay the other day and it's going for about £600.
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Read his obituary here If the 1960s had a look, Wes Wilson had a hand in it.
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PCMag had a look at one of the routers Verizon said it was initially considering in 2017.
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I had a look in my brain that I was going for, and now I am that look.
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"I wasn't particularly worried and the doctor came in and had a look," he told the Bolton News.
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" FARENTHOLD: "Yet the DC police nor no federal investigator has ever had a look at the DNC computer.
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He had a look in his eyes "like the lights were on but nobody was home," Christal recalled.
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But earlier this month, I had a look at a new product that aims to solve those problems.
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Lizzie had no idea that she had a look-alike until she visited Rome for a class trip.
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I looked over at one point and he had a look of horror and disgust on his face.
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I had a look at Bernie but I can't stomach his radical ideas and take-no-prisoners approach.
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I had a look earlier and I saw where they were blocking, they were blocking the far side.
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He can't remember—only her face, which was mostly clean of makeup and had a look of inquiry.
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I just had a look at your twitter feed and it looks like your are very much anti-trump.
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" As McCain spoke, the camera then cut to Behar, who had a look of astonishment on her face. "OK.
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To recall all the events, I had a look into the quite hefty folder regarding the case von Donnersmarck.
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The building's black front door is well-known, but few have had a look behind the iconic brick facade.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: Has any real band ever had a look as iconic as the Elwood brothers?
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A potential Chinese buyer of one of the flats in its 37-storey residential tower recently had a look around.
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Blue Note Records had a look as well as a sound, beginning with the in-studio photos shot by Wolff.
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Dallas' Wesley Matthews had a look at a game-tying shot with 2100 seconds left, but it hit off the rim.
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Whereas its predecessor had a look that immediately gave away its bargain price, this TV takes on a more premium aesthetic.
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I first met Ms. Raphel on the Times Journeys Crossword Crossing in 2017, and I've had a look at the book.
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Curry somehow had a look at a 3-pointer for the lead with just under 10 seconds to go in regulation.
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"So we went to Mothercare a few weeks before D Day - and had a look around the prams in there," Jayne wrote.
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For now, algorithms help determine iBuyers' preliminary bids, but those offers don't become final until an inspector has had a look around.
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Sure enough, both characters in the scene had a look of pained concern, as if they both knew the reality of their situation.
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The first time I went and had a look around was about five years ago, and what I found back then was pretty dismal.
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He spoke good Mandarin, was a decent actor and had a look that many Chinese consider typically "American": six feet tall, square jaw, blue eyes.
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The Aztecs' Trey Kell had a look at a buzzer-beating 4793-pointer, after a pass the length of the court found him surprisingly open.
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And then they brought in indie workers who had a look and a style which they historically insisted they would never push and they pushed them.
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Think of True Detective, whose first season had a look and feel that led to it being wildly praised before people realized it didn't have the goods.
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But returning to work wasn't easy, and she says her colleagues had "a look of fear in their eyes" because they weren't sure how to help her.
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Screenshot: GizmodoNext we had a look for critically acclaimed 2017 South Korean film The Handmaiden—present and correct on both platforms, for the same rental and purchase prices.
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By the age of 2405, she had "a look of class" and was practiced enough at stealing to know that she wanted to be a professional jewel thief.
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It's trivial, sure, but we dare you to find a makeup nerd who hasn't had a look ruined by a pair of lips that resemble two withered prunes.
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"I found some very well appointed, cosy and bright spaces," said Rivera at Ramon Llull University, who recently had a look inside a few of the finished apartments.
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"I found some very well appointed, cosy and bright spaces," said Rivera at Ramon Llull University, who recently had a look inside a few of the finished apartments.
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I've had a look about just in case, but there doesn't seem to be much out there that would help me advance my career at my age, so to speak.
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The model we had a look at was still early stages, but the menu system seemed fairly intuitive and Misfit's gone a ways toward adding nice touches like transition animations.
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But why was that done, to whom it was done, who had a look at it, and how high up did both the approval go and the surveillance actually end up?
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The Australian firm invented its version of the device in 1972, a co-creation of Bannigan and his understudy Peter Tablot, that had a look akin, to a modern-day boombox.
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"We had a look within the investment bank where we could grow our share of the pie and they saw an opportunity in the middle market," Goldman's Mass said in an interview.
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We've had a look what ARKit is capable of, both from Apple's demo at WWDC and from videos posted to Twitter after developers got their first crack at working with the toolkit.
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His wife, Natasha, who was once a reporter for Forbes —that's how they met—became interested in surfing first, and when Dirk had a look at the W.S.L. he saw an opportunity.
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She had a look of panic on her face, but she proceeded to make up games and come up with prizes for the games, and I became the hero in my class.
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Pretty much everyone in that room was a 1Xtra DJ—experts in new British urban music—but artists like Skepta, JME, Wiley, none of them had a look in at the top five.
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They made sure that this was balanced across the two groups at the start of the experiment and had a look to see whether it was correlated with the children's outcomes at the end.
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" But then she glanced over to the corner of the room to see tears streaming down her mother's cheeks, "She had a look of pain in her face that I'd never seen on anyone before.
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The Blonde Salad blogger/influencer/style star has been posting photos of her brand new engagement ring nonstop and if you haven't had a look at this bling yet, you have to see the pics, below.
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And we had a look at that; it's a very simple simple shape, sequin dress, which was backless and it would accommodate a wet suit underneath, since she has to come out of the River Thames.
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"I made nice long putts on 14 and 15, then I hit it close on 16, 17 and had a look on 18 to make it five in a row but lacked a little steam," he said.
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"I came out with my snorkel and mask and my wetsuit and dove on into the swimming hole and had a look at the prints under the water and they were just mind-blowing," Fleury told TVNZ.
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On Monday, the judge presiding over the case, P. Kevin Castel, dismissed one person from the jury pool who he said had a "look of rapture" at the mention of Mr. Mickelson during the jury selection process.
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Opening in London this weekend, we caught up with Gamble from her South London base to find out what the tarot can teach us about 2017, and had a look at some exclusive images from the forthcoming show.
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However, there is only one day left, so if you have't had a look already, It might be worth taking some time out and heading over to Amazon to see what you can pick up on the cheap.
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I WALKED IN, I HAD A LOOK AND SAID THIS FUNDAMENTALLY A VERY GOOD BUSINESS AND THERE'S SO,E BASIC THINGS AROUND OPERATING RIGOR AND CAPITAL ALLOCATION AND HOW WE WORK AS A TEAM THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
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But she had a look of steely resolve as she gazed into the distance, hopping on her toes to keep warm as the race director waited for a thunderstorm warning to be lifted so the race could start.
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Woods, chasing a 16th major win, had a look at birdie on his first hole but watched the ball slide by the cup to also open with a par and remain on one-under five off the pace.
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"The basis of creating the product was to solve needs; for example: 30 percent of Americans complain about sleep, and with that in mind, Dr. Johnson had a look at these problems and formulated the products," Rubin told me.
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"It wasn't that either so if you had a look at the animal, there's two guts in there, even two sets of legs coming from the front part as well, so it's definitely two heads," she told the news outlet.
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"To have people say that this person was deranged, or had a look in his eyes, doesn't do anything other than create stigma," Richard Van Dorn, a mental health services researcher at RTI International in Research Triangle, North Carolina, told BuzzFeed News.
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"We had a customer who was an engineering student at M.I.T., and he had a look at just the pure number of options and told us the true number is closer to one billion," said Ishaan Khatri, product planning manager for Mini.
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And there is also the advance of technology: Spinlist mixes both human curation with the seemingly inevitable involvement of bots powered by AI. I have had a look at the app, and at least in its earliest form, the content stretches into the more eclectic.
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While he sat among the framed records that adorned the office walls and thought about delivering a meaningful album to his new label that eagerly awaited it, he had a look on his face that seemed to say: Maybe I've gotten myself in over my head.
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In fact, I had a look at Ford and Fiat Chrysler compared with Volkswagen and noticed the other two are actually trading lower than the German companies' woeful seven times PE. Now, given the S&P500 is bordering on 18 times earnings, that is a seriously large cold shoulder for autos - but why?
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Meanwhile I had a look around online — and found several other Facebook users apparently stuck in similar test buckets (in a few different geographical locations, dating back at least as far back as November) — also complaining that the intrusion into their sidebar felt creepy and irrelevant… And what has my Facebook Ticker now been replaced with?
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"Cameron felt it bump him and then, I don't know, not very long after his elbow hurt a little bit, and had a look and it was bleeding and so he hopped out and his stomach was bleeding a little bit and his elbow had quite a lot of blood coming out of it," he told the news outlet.
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So he called me because he heard that Dimo and the art director [for Power Windows], Hugh Syme wanted a skinny blonde guy for the Rush album cover, and he suggested that he knew a person who might be just the what they were looking for, and I went and met them and apparently I had a look that they liked.
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I had a look at the systems they are using to detect bots, trolls, and misinformation and how they are trying to get ahead of it all... Read on... >> The Dems have help from some former Facebook employees, including Nell Thomas, the DNC's new CTO, who said FB's focus on engagement numbers creates "blind spots" for FB staff when thinking of the long-term effects of their platforms... >> On refusing to fact-check politicians' ads and leaving the doctored Pelosi video on its platform, Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager, said FB is like a "polluter who wants to dump toxic waste in a river and is happy to take home a profit but thinks they don't have to pay for cleanup..." "The most powerful person in the country is a disinformation agent" Donie adds: But as much work the Democrats can do in fighting bots and trolls, one official here acknowledged to me the bigger problem is in the White House.
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Days later, Ernest E. Barnes Sr. died. “I placed a painting against the fence and stood away and had a look.
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Greta de Anta was from Madrid. She was the younger contestant of the edition. She entered the house on Day 1 and lived always in the blue room. She had a look rocker and punk.
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My dad was born in Poland. His name was Miroslaw Pszkit (pronounced SHKEET). Needless to say, when he arrived some people wouldn't learn how to pronounce it properly. So just before he and my mum got married they had a look in the telephone directory.
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We befriended this great security guard > who was a great help in organizing the chant at the set-break. Once they > came the chant was loud and audible to the band. Fishman had a look of > surprise. Mike was very stoic and was not at all amused.
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Groves, who believed he proved many critics wrong, welcomed the idea of a rematch in the future, "I will fight him again. Yeah if everything is all right and it's the right way. But now I have beaten him twice." DeGale had a look of disbelief when the decision was announced.
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The film's shoot continued in late August 2014 at Nanakramguda. The exteriors of Osmania University's College for Women in Koti, Hyderabad were used to shoot a court scene. Producer Daggubati Suresh Babu said that the college had a look which suited the scene. Filming went ahead in Ramoji Film City.
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Are you seriously claiming no one warned you it was dangerous? ... I > mean, have you had a look at the world lately? ... There's plenty of stuff > going on that kills you and you don't get warned at all. So sticking your > head in a crocodile you were told about is not calculated to get my > sympathy.
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Some of his early sketches form part of Mark Birley's private collection at Annabel's nightclub in Berkeley Square. In the last months of his life, he had to be pushed about in a wheelchair, hardly able to speak. Even though his face had grown thinner and paler, had a look of the greatest nobility. Elwes died on 6 August 1975, in Amberley, West Sussex.
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Late in the hearings, Senator Stuart Symington made an angry and prophetic remark to McCarthy. Upon being told by McCarthy that "You're not fooling anyone", Symington replied: "Senator, the American people have had a look at you now for six weeks; you're not fooling anyone, either." In Gallup polls of January 1954, 50% of those polled had a positive opinion of McCarthy. In June, that number had fallen to 34%.
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One day I had a melody going that Red really liked, so he began writing lyrics to it. Before long, he had a look of real excitement in his eyes as if he knew we had something special going. We started leaning the story line toward Elvis' break-up with Priscilla and how it affected their daughter. He told me when it was finished Elvis was going to cut the song.
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The Palms original depot building from 1875 now at Heritage Square Museum. Station sign from The Palms train depot now in Heritage Square Museum Bay View was a stop on the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad. It was renamed The Palms in 1886." "The local of this paper the other day had a look at the 'Palms,' an incipient town on the line of the S. P. road, some five miles from Santa Monica.
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At sunrise, Dick Ainsley was spotted by the posse when he went outside the front door of the shack with a Winchester rifle in his hands. Ainsley first had a look around and then he leaned his rifle up against the shack to wash his hands. A moment later, Ben Cravens appeared at the front of the cabin, also with a rifle in hand. This was the chance Cox was waiting for.
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In 1984, Bob Foster, an opal miner, discovered a vertebra from an ornithopod in Lightning Ridge. Foster originally interpreted the fossil as a hoof belonging to a horse. Foster eventually found so many fossils in his mine that he showed his finds to paleontologists of the Australian Museum in Sydney. After they had a look at the Fostoria fossils, paleontologist Alexander Ritchie with some army reservists travelled to the mine to excavate more fossils.
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By the end of ninth, Mosley had a "look of resignation on his face" as he walked back to his corner. Mayweather ending up losing only the second round, according to the judges' scorecards, winning the 12 round fight by unanimous decision. Two judges had the final margin at 119–109, while the third had it at 118–108. The win improved Mayweather to 41–0 in his career, while dropping Mosley to 46–6.
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Cotillard has had a look-alike puppet in the French television show Les Guignols de l'info since 2013. In July 2014, a sample of Cotillard and Leonardo DiCaprio's dialogue in the train scene from Inception ("You're waiting for a train..."), was featured on the song "Far Away" by nExow at minute 03:28. Brazilian brand Chara Rial also named a Mocassin shoes after her in 2014. In April 2015, the French rap band Columbine released a song titled "Marion".
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He then rebuked Symington by saying "You're not fooling anyone!" But Symington retaliated with a prophetic remark of his own: "Senator, the American people have had a look at you now for six weeks; you're not fooling anyone, either." In Gallup polls from January 1954, McCarthy's approval rating was at 50%, with only 29% disapproving. By June, both percentages had shifted by 16%, with more people (34% approving, 45% disapproving) now rejecting McCarthy and his methods.
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Winter took part in the invasion of Normandy. He was the first Austro-American who marched into the Innviertel on 4 May 1945 with the 86th division of the 3rd U.S. Army at Burghausen, where he stayed at the Brauerei Schnaitl. On orders from Baron Georg Ludwig von Trapp, Winter had a look at a mansion in Aigen that was the summer residence of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler. There he discovered that the house chapel had a swastika carved on the altar.
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Susan Luery was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and attended the Maryland Institute College of Art where she learned to refine her work. Luery researched Ruth by reading books and talking to people with both knowledge of Ruth and baseball so she could “connect” with the subject. She also had a look-alike model come to her studio while she worked on the statue. It took her seven months to form the 28-inch model statue before creating the large- scale version.
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1969 Abarth 1300 Scorpione Along with other tuners (such as Giannini), Carlo Abarth also had a look at the Grand Prix. Abarth's version, first seen at the 1968 Paris Motor Show, received a tuned version of the larger 903 cc engine from the recently introduced Fiat 850 Sport Coupé/Sport Spider. The resulting variant has a claimed , providing performance more suitable to the sporting bodystyle and name. For better cooling than the original Lombardi and OTAS, Abarth mounted the cooler up front, in the air stream.
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François Trabuc, who was the chief orderly at Saint-Paul, and his wife, Jeanne both sat for van Gogh. François Trabuc had a look of "contemplative calm" which van Gogh found interesting in spite of the misery he had witness at Saint-Paul and a Marseille hospital during outbreaks of cholera. He wrote to Theo of Trabuc's character, a military presence and "small keen black eyes". If it were not for his intelligence and kindness, his eyes could seem like that of a bird of prey.
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On February 12, 2016 a final cast was revealed during the script reading for the film which was attended by Julia Barretto, Maris Racal, Jane Oineza, Sofia Andres, Yves Flores, Diego Loyzaga, and Khalil Ramos. Joshua Garcia and Manolo Pedrosa has been dropped by this point. February 22, 2016 the cast had a look test for the film where they were joined by additional cast members Bailey May and Ylona Garcia. Inigo Pascual announced via Twitter that he would also be joining the cast.
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We just had a look at him and that is where we left it." The Jets coach Eric Mangini was impressed with Mason, saying "Willie is a guy that came to our attention, he is a pretty good rugby player, and it was just one of those opportunities we had, where we have to take a look at him. What we're doing is taking a look at him, seeing what potential there is for him. He seems to have been a pretty dynamic guy in that league for a long time.
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He was among the regular hunting companions of the Bavarian dukes and monarchs. His best known work is a short story which was later used as base for the popular Bavarian stage play Der Brandner Kasper. The story is about a blacksmith from Tegernsee, who is visited by the grim reaper and tricks him into drinking and gambling for some further years on earth. The grim reaper has some issues with his management and convinces Kasper to stay in paradise, after he had a look into it, similar as in the Joshua ben Levi legend.
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Louis-Antoine-Rose Ormières Lacase was born in 1809 in Aude in France during a time of unease due to the French Revolution a decade prior to his birth. He was baptized a few hours after his birth at the local parish church. Lacase was pleasant as a child and often joked around though sometimes had a look of uneasiness on his face. He first attended school in his hometown and then attended a school in Limoux before deciding to commence his ecclesial studies in 1828 in Carcassonne.
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This aircraft was built at Chattis Hill, a Shadow factory run by Supermarine, making its first flight on 13 February 1943. Five days later EN398 was delivered to No. 402 Squadron RCAF which was part of the Kenley Wing. On 16 March Acting Wing Commander "Johnnie" Johnson arrived to take command of the four Canadian units based at Kenley. EN398 was still undergoing acceptance tests in a hangar: > I found the engineer officer and together we had a look at her, gleaming and > bright in a new spring coat of camouflage paint.
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The album 'Interference' was released to fantastic reviews and sizeable airplay in 1995. The band continued to gig, albeit with yet another lineup change; Ronan had moved on and was replaced by Cian Roche and released another single 'Vinegar Girl' a collaboration with Frames frontman Glen Hansard. Again the single did well, the reviews were good, the coverage on TV and radio more than fair, but alas there was still no interest from an international record company. They all came and had a look but for whatever reason they all left empty handed.
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A group of nuclear scientists examined the designs and declared them to be unworkable, expensive and very inefficient. Michel van Baal of the European Space Agency claimed "I have had a look at the plans, and they don't look very serious to me at all", adding that many of the technologies used in the craft, such as nuclear fusion and high temperature superconductors, had not yet been discovered, while Colin Pillinger, the scientist in charge of the Beagle 2 probe, was quoted as saying "If I hadn't seen the documents I wouldn't have believed it".
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Castiglioni brothers from Cagiva bought Ducati in May 1985 and decided to start new investments in order to compete with Japanese firms. To do this they needed a new powerful engine, so they had a look into different proposals from technical department. The two best solutions were the Bipantah, a stillborn 994 cc air-cooled V4 and the Desmoquattro, a liquid-cooled, multi-valve, fuel-injected evolution of 750 cc V-twin. After extensive technical discussions, they preferred Desmoquattro over Bipantah, because the first could be easily installed inside the cradle of the existing models.
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As a social experiment, it was also given social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The robot had a cylindrical body composed mainly of a plastic bucket, with two flexible "arms" and two flexible "legs" attached to the torso. The top section of the body was transparent, containing a screen which displayed eyes and a mouth, making the robot approximately humanoid in external appearance. It was small and had a look the team described as "yard-sale chic", to evoke trust and empathy, and had a child's car seat base to be easily and safely transportable.
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They named it The Palms, even though they had to bring in palm trees and plant them near the train station." "The local of this paper the other day had a look at the 'Palms,' an incipient town on the line of the S. P. road, some five miles from Santa Monica. It is no longer a misnomer as the proprietors have planted two large palms near the depot and some 160 plants on the various driveways. A force is grading the streets and we are told that it is the intention to plant all the avenues with shade trees of various kinds.
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The earliest known reference to Bishop Auckland itself is around 1000AD as land given to the Earl of Northumberland for defending the church against the Scots. It is also mentioned in 1020 as a gift given to the Bishop of Durham by King Canute. However, a village almost certainly existed on the town's present site long before this, with there being evidence of church on the site of St Andrew's Church in South Church as early as the seventh century. Furthermore, the Romans had a look-out post where Auckland Castle is sited today and a 10-acre (0.04 km2) fort at nearby Binchester.
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The Nikon F with Nikkor 50 mm f/2 lens had a list price of US$359.50 in 1959 when new cars sold in the US$2500 range. Many amateur photographers could not afford Nikon cameras. Nippon Kogaku had tried offering a consumer grade camera-brand; beginning in 1963 the Nikkorex SLR was made by Mamiya but marketed by Nippon Kogaku and its distributors. Initially these cameras had fixed lenses and built-in metering, but in 1963 the Nikkorex F (made by Mamiya) was introduced; this was fully compatible with Nikkor F-mount lenses and had a look similar to the Nikon F style, though it was a larger camera.
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Roy Meacham, a Washington, D.C., critic who had praised the film while admonishing parents not to take their children to it, recalled those children he did see leaving showings "drained and drawn afterward; their eyes had a look I had never seen before." Authorities in Washington invoked a municipal ordinance that would have prevented any minors from seeing the film, threatening theater owners with arrest if they did. Meacham insinuated that the board had succumbed to pressure from Warner Brothers, which had spent $10 million, more than twice its original budget, making the film; an X rating would have seriously limited The Exorcists commercial prospects. New Yorker critic Pauline Kael echoed his criticism.
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This also permitted the use of thinner loop wires and thus delivered cost-savings in the build-out of the network. The replacement of 300-series telephones with 500-series sets created large stockpiles of 300-type components that had not reached their intended service life. The accelerating demand for new telephone service in the 1950s created pressure on the manufacturing facilities, which the Bell System alleviated by reusing these older components to refurbish used 302 telephone sets with a new modern housing that had a look-alike appearance to the 500 model, but were electrically identical to the older 302 telephone. This program commenced in 1955, and the converted set was labeled as the model 5302 telephone.
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McDonald's Big Mac sandwich, the inspiration for the Big King The sandwich that would eventually become the Big King was preceded by a similar sandwich called the Double Supreme cheeseburger. Burger King's take on rival McDonald's well-known Big Mac sandwich was released as a test product in January 1996 when McDonald's was having difficulties within the American market. Hoping to build on improving sales of Burger King and take advantage of perceived market weakness of McDonald's, the chain introduced the Double Supreme as part of an advertising blitz against its competitor. Originally, the burger had a look and composition that resembled the Big Mac: it had two beef patties, "King" sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions on a three-part sesame seed bun.
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Keary started the 2019 NRL season in good form as the club won 7 of their first 9 games. Keary's good form meant that he was in line to be selected for New South Wales in the 2019 State of Origin series. In Round 11 against Newcastle, Keary was taken from the field with concussion and was subsequently ruled out for 6 weeks. On August 15, Keary was spoken about by Brisbane coach Anthony Seibold comparing him to Darius Boyd saying “I had a look through the competition last weekend, there is an Australian No.6 (Keary) playing for a team in Sydney who only made four metres last week and missed five tackles, Not one thing was said in the media about that.
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In I Know What the Red Clay Looks Like: The Voice and Vision of Black Women Writers, Rebecca Carroll interviews Barbara Neely, and she discusses how she formed Blanche White: "The character of Blanche initially came from a woman I knew in North Carolina who had a look that inspired me to create a heroine in her memory...I knew I wanted her to be representative of who black women are, presently and historically. Both my grandmothers did domestic work..." "A cleansing construction: Blanche White as domestic heroine in Barbara Neely's Blanche on the Lam.". During the antebellum and postbellum periods in American slavery, the black body was made into a part of a mass marketing scheme. Stereotypes centered around the negative connotations of blacks having dark skin, nappy hair, and other physical attributes.
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The album was released posthumously in 2009 as a compilation of unpublished Falco songs. The title track, "The Spirit Never Dies (Jeanny Final)", was also released as a single and it scored in the top ten in Austria. The track was found by chance after a water-pipe burst in the archives of the recording studio Mörfelden-Walldorf that was used by Falco's producer Gunther Mende in 1987. After the closing of the archives, the tapes were sent to Mende personally, who then had a look at the material, all of which had originally been rejected by Falco's recording label Teldec; this was explained by Horst Bork in an interview mentioning that Falco had tried to use a different style of music at the time that the label did not want to support.Sueddeutsche.
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They explain that it has been a long time since Ted was very interested in a girl, and their goal is to lure Ted into saying "I love you" too soon, to release his stored-up "crazy" and give him a better chance with Holli after he really contacts her, noting that he had a look on his face, similar to the look he had on his date with Robin. They tell her that there are three signs that Ted displays before telling his date that he loves them: suggesting that they get married, planning a trip too soon, and getting too personal. Stan, a night security guard and MacLaren's regular, provides them with beautiful messages in an effort to obtain this result. These messages inadvertently cause them to fall in love with Stan as well.
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There was one particular group of people known as darshaniyas (akin to the guilds of Augustales of the Roman Empire) who were "servile" to the king and who would take their food only after they had a look at the face of the emperor which they considered as auspicious. More than half an hour had to be spent by the King at the balcony as it was the only time people could submit petitions to the king directly through the chain let down for the purpose (which was drawn up by attendants) of receiving such petitions by passing the nobles of the court. At one time in 1657 when Shah Jahan was sick he could not appear for the Jharokha Darshan which spread speculations of his death. Emperor Aurangzeb at the jharokha window with two noblemen in the foreground, in 1710 There were times when people used to gather below the jharokha window to hold protest demonstrations to place their grievances before the emperor.
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Nevertheless, some had, and he had heard of one girl being taken from the theater in an ambulance. In Washington, the film drew strong interest as well since it was a rare film set in the area that did not involve government activity. Children Meacham saw leaving showings, he recalled, "were drained and drawn afterward; their eyes had a look I had never seen before". He suggested that the ratings board had somehow yielded to pressure from Warners not to give the film an X rating, which would have likely limited its economic prospects, and was skeptical of MPAA head Jack Valenti's claims that since the film had no sex or nudity, it could receive an R. After a week in Washington's theaters, Meacham recalled, authorities cited the crucifix scene to invoke a local ordinance that forbid minors from seeing any scenes with sexual content even where the actors were fully clothed; police warned theaters that staff would be arrested if any minors were admitted to The Exorcist.
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