We eat most of it with our hands, standing up hunched over garbage cans, and talking about how everything tastes better eaten standing up hunched over a garbage can.
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You may be hunched over your phone right now, worrying about reports that young people are growing horns on their skulls from spending too much time hunched over smartphones.
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Instead, I'm hunched over a computer contemplating the Beyoncé politic.
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She paced the yard alone, head bowed and shoulders hunched.
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His shoulders were hunched, his hands hidden in his pockets.
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Police and others hunched behind cars outside a parking garage.
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Anything would be better than being hunched over all day.
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Why is Travis Scott hunched over and clapping so stiffly?
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Trump, hunched and scowling, flits his eyes across the room.
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Ruth walks slightly hunched over: phantom pain is her friend.
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Anthony stayed seated, hunched forward, towel draped over his shoulders.
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He was hunched forward on the stool like a child.
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Allison was hunched over the picnic table on her patio.
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Ameen listened intently, elbows on the table, head hunched forward.
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Then George idled by the doorway, hunched into his coat.
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The man was hunched over, trying to keep himself warm.
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His national sales manager was hunched over a laptop, filling orders.
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Even though the sun was out, everyone was hunched in parkas.
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I huddled there, hunched in a ball, trying to play dead.
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"This is a total scam," Aponte said, hunched over the earth.
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His shoulders are slightly hunched and his head is jutting forward.
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Hunched over their plates, the two scooped curd into their mouths.
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" Without the operation, Eugenie said, "My back would be hunched over.
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The house lad, now rushing and rolling, relaxes his hunched shoulders.
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How you walked out of the auditorium with your shoulders hunched.
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A hunched man in a skullcap introduced himself as the imam.
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I can picture myself so clearly, hunched over on the barstool.
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Around 400 men and boys were hunched over, Mr. Hassan said.
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She was hunched in the corner chewing on a nutrient strip.
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I spent the ride with my eyes closed and hunched over.
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For one thing, people weren't hunched over, staring at their phones.
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Dr. Distel was hunched over a microscope with tweezers, separating pholadidae.
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There, a spread of tapas between us, Mortensen's shoulders hunched forward.
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On Tuesday morning, commuters heading to work were hunched over newspapers.
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They sit hunched next door in an underground, frontline nerve center.
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He's lean, hunched, and dressed in the shabby manner of journalists everywhere.
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She opened the bedroom door and saw Ben, hunched over his desk.
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But the old lady, wiry and hunched, was already waving her in.
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Lesli sits in a wheelchair in her room, her head hunched over.
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Or sit pretzel-style on the fur rug, hunched over the book?
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She always walked around hunched over with a scarf covering her hair.
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I took brief, hunched rambles to stretch my legs, and kept driving.
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They were sitting at the table, hunched over a bowl of salad.
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She was hunched over, legs flopped on either side, face in hands.
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Anyone who knows me knows this look well: hunched, flinging objects, muttering.
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"OVO 40, hunched over like he 80—tick, tick, tick," Pusha raps.
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Sestan, hunched over the microscope, could hardly believe what he was seeing.
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Hunched over, shoulders curled inward, Salem clutched the card and the flowers.
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Upstairs, we found First Lieutenant Omar Ibrahim hunched below a shattered window.
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In front of a screen, he hunched over, elbows on his knees.
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One friend hunched over in his seat, staring down at the floor.
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We stood barefoot in his kitchen, hunched over his counter, kneading dough.
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He stomped out the door, hunched and scarred like the small man.
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When the gunfire stopped, Cox hunched over the radio with another sergeant.
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David Warsh wants you to imagine an office worker hunched over his computer.
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The husband hunched over the defense table with his hands in his lap.
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To walk meant to move hunched over, slowly, both hands holding your hat.
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I spent countless nights hunched over the controller, heart thundering in my chest.
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Young programmers and designers sit hunched over laptops in the upper-floor offices.
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The Beast, hunched childlike at her feet, glares up at her, radiating resentment.
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Sitting hunched at your desk all day isn't going to "give" you scoliosis.
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Sam Lucia, So Loki's frontman, is on stage, hunched over, mic in hand.
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"I can't sleep anymore," she said, hunched over a pot of bubbling rice.
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He hunched over on the dugout steps, looking meditatively out at the field.
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Willa relented, though her shoulders hunched, her face tensing through the initial strokes.
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He was hunched over, straining to pull the last out of a prototype.
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The man hunched in the back seat once lived for days like this.
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His hooded eyes, hunched posture and distracted, monosyllabic responses betray his inner turmoil.
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I experimented with that thought, imagining the man hunched over Suzanne's milky body.
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This pose helps to reverse the experience of being hunched over a computer.
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Another depicts Washington's slaves, hunched over, working in the fields of Mount Vernon.
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" My friend is sitting hunched over a newspaper, occasionally saying things like "Oh!
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I saw a sullen, hunched-over silhouette, then a pair of glowing eyes.
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She worked with a choreographer and costumer to channel Garland's hunched, puttering posture.
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He also has bad posture, hunched over watching a video on his phone.
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Hunched over porcelain, he listened to each passing voice and footstep with dread.
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Through the window we could see him on the deck, hunched, tap-tapping.
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The handrails feel nice when I'm hunched over and wheezing from a hard workout.
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Hunched over the bar, opposite one another, they scrape away at their scratch-offs.
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IN A classroom in Seoul a throng of teenagers sit hunched over their desks.
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Her hunched body resembled a "weeping willow," says Constantine, which emphasized her weakened state.
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He walks away satisfied as she sobs without sound, hunched over the steering wheel.
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To combat the long amounts of time you spend hunched over whatever you're playing.
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His regard for Rudy Giuliani depends on the hunched henchman's openness to unscrupulous errands.
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The room was empty but for a bored-looking attendant hunched over a computer.
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And so in my mind, I was like hunched because I hated having boobs.
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Nearby, Mike Loranty from Colgate University sat hunched over a small plot of earth.
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And so it's like you've spent several minutes hunched over your desk at work.
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" He hunched his shoulders vigorously as if to say "Whatevs," and then advised: "Enjoy.
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High above the news media contingent, the 22016-foot-26 Porzingis hunched his shoulders.
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I was hunched over, and I'm still trying to do last-minute wedding stuff.
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Many of the steps, especially for entrances, are stimulatingly eccentric: odd, sideways, hunched, heely.
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He was thin and hunched, like he hadn't eaten a solid meal for weeks.
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We spend our days not hunched over our stereotypical phones, but over our textbooks.
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Thus, hundreds of workers spent the summer of 1928 hunched over, planting Jones Beach.
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A man wearing a surgical mask stands hunched over a wheelbarrow, surrounded by rubble.
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Pace and Fuirst hunched together over a monitor, viewing the first of several takes.
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Several senators sat hunched with their arms crossed, twiddling pencils or rubbing their eyes.
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They wore it all, walking around town hunched-over, their bodies heavy with Petoskeys.
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It would be me hunched over my laptop, shoveling Indian food into my mouth.
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He hunched as he walked and scrunched himself into a ball as he sat.
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But for the first six months, he could only do it while hunched over.
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And there, hunched with a script in a rattan cafe chair, sits Armie Hammer.
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Paul crawled inside and sat with his legs crossed and his back hunched over.
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I would know him by his NVC alone—hunched with self-pity, shivering with guilt.
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"People are on the ground or hunched over asking for air," Sakimura said on Twitter.
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Hardy's Brock is composed of weird facial tics, squeaky vocal inflections, and hunched body language.
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He told police that their son found her hunched over, impaled on the corn rake.
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It's the laptop equivalent of the hunched embrace you have with your phone every day.
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The video made public Wednesday shows Cruz hunched over at times, leaning back at others.
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Hunched over his laptop, he keeps clicking refresh as if our viewcount doesn't update live.
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We love how K-2SO is hunched over in the back of the cargo bay.
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Your neck, your back and your shoulders suffer from long hours hunched over your device.
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Each time, Cabrera slowly stood up, grimaced and hunched over as his left knee throbbed.
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He hunched forward and stared ahead as Judge Susan R. Bolton silently reviewed the verdict.
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In small corridors, coaches hunched awkwardly over the crumpled figures of their sobbing, defeated wrestlers.
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She was hunched over a basin, and the acrid scent of vomit filled the air.
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In the video, the man is seen huddling, hunched over, next to the broken portrait.
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His Giuliani, in which he retracts his head, froglike, into hunched shoulders, is particularly adept.
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But unless he can get a seat, he spends most of the ride hunched over.
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"I'm hunched over the drums, and Bob is standing there with his guitar," he said.
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DUBLIN — A man, wearing a black hoodie, hunched over a cigarette, stares blankly into space.
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But Salahi was shackled to the floor, so he could do so only hunched over.
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Lazy stereotypes of overweight teenagers hunched over laptops for hours on end have long gone.
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Somewhere else, Salvini was hunched over his mobile device of choice, banging out fresh threats.
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Christmas in London is basically broken umbrellas, chattering teeth, hunched shoulders, and scrunched-up faces.
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Mr. Trump is seated hunched over on a couch in the middle of one photo.
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Alma and what's-her-name were standing hunched over like a couple of lady trolls.
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Hunched over the podium, the Ohio governor gave a folksy, rambling treatise about the America of
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We make a differentiation between the hunched-and-helmeted cyclist and the upright, bare-headed cyclist.
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IN A classroom at Imperial College London, students sit hunched over laptops, typing lines of code.
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Because of what I do for a living, I'm hunched over a lot, cooking or writing.
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Rows of workers are silently hunched over chattering sewing machines, others are ironing or stitching buttons.
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When it got cold, they often sat hunched over instruments with carpets wrapped around their shoulders.
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It saddens me a little bit when I see a lot of hunched over people outside.
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They hunched over a soon-to-run review of Oxomoco , a Mexican restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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Lowering her head between hunched shoulders, she averted her eyes from the scrum of snapping cameras.
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But when I get there, Dad is hunched over in his chair in the living room.
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As the lights come up, Austin (Dano) is hunched over a notebook at a kitchen table.
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Mr. Ribot sat hunched over his guitar throughout this reeling excursion, his output flinty and furious.
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Dozens more were hurt, some sitting hunched on the highway with blood streaming from their injuries.
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Artists in ratty vintage T-shirts, five-panel hats and overalls hunched over paint and pastels.
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He sat slightly hunched, his rail-thin body dressed in a gray shirt and gray pants.
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Mr. Laptev spent much of that night hunched over the toilet with a violently upset stomach.
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Some stared intently at lines of code, others hunched over a soldering iron or sewing machine.
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She was hunched over, and had limited mobility in her lower back, neck, shoulders and hips.
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At one point during his hearing, his wife, who was in the courtroom, hunched forward, crying.
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He wore a denim shirt and black jeans that hung off his lanky, slightly hunched frame.
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I feel like everyone is hunched over their phones in Washington, even more than other places.
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Scully, hunched forward, frowning at the music on the stand before him, is grinding his teeth.
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I'd feel a little embarrassed about the excessive movement of my chest, and my hunched posture.
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In the chart room, Isler sat hunched over a laptop, his t-shirt dark with sweat.
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Behind me, two unfortunate researchers were hunched, barf bags in hand, stricken by space adjustment syndrome.
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Weinstein, who is recovering from back surgery last month, arrived to court hunched over a walker.
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He would sit hunched motionless for hours – he couldn't even to turn the pages without help.
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His son later found his mom hunched over in a nearby barn, impaled on the rake.
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Diagnosed with post-polio syndrome, Smith walked hunched over, his arms increasingly useless as he aged.
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His conclusion is that this Neanderthal is going to walk with a kind of hunched posture.
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Donald was sort of playing the piano and hunched over the piano and didn't sing as loud.
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I was hunched over in a contorted way and my back and knees were in excruciating pain.
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It makes no sense to me Jeanine that they are hunched over in anger at all times.
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Why are hackers so often portrayed wearing a black hoodie and balaclava while hunched over a keyboard?
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The mouse crouches several feet away, hunched over another seedpod, its potbelly pooched up between its legs.
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At the end of his weary spiel, the young man hunched over the conference table and shrugged.
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Putin, slightly hunched in his chair, rubbed his fingers together as he listened to Trump address reporters.
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In rare videos from official events he appears hunched over in a wheelchair, seemingly unable to speak.
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Through a rolled-down window, McClure sees a 273-year-old woman hunched toward the steering wheel.
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" The younger colonel, hunched over the iPad with the brigadier general, looks up and says, "One question.
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Churchill is hunched over and still roughly 5 ft taller than the man next to him here.
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When you see people hunched forward in front of their screens, chances are they are end gaining.
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First Man does conjure an image of a furry, loin-clothed ancestor hunched over a Cenozoic fire.
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He sat with his hands folded neatly in his lap, hunched slightly forward, like someone in church.
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Workers toiled side by side on shared tables, either standing all day or hunched over a machine.
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People ran from the nearest cluster of buildings, their heads and shoulders hunched forward, their faces terrified.
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Hunched upright over his drums, he booms into the mic, every thwack is a full force smack.
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He slowly shook his head, hunched over, closed his eyes, and placed his forehead into his hand.
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They all squealed and shopped until their shoulders hunched under the weight of their corporate-logoed totes.
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Thick black hair framed her almond-shaped face, and her small shoulders hunched over a slender frame.
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Tavares skated off slowly, hunched in pain after being helped to his feet, and Staal was penalized.
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He was very hunched over, with unkempt clothes, hair and beard, and he was pulling a suitcase.
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When my coach sees me hunched over he laughs and gestures at the trees and blue sky.
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The movement is rough, often pedestrian, with outflung limbs, hunched bodies, rolling heads and jerky, twitching impulses.
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Ms. Fang-od is thin and hunched, but strong from a life of farming Buscalan's terraced slopes.
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Many of her classmates, she said, were hunched over their phones on the Jeffree Star Cosmetics website.
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The tall girl walks hunched over, and the one with breasts rounds her shoulders to hide them.
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He has spent 15-hour days hunched over, searching for shimmers of gold glowing in the sun.
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To be sure, Bertie Carvel endows him with a scuttling, hunched menace; Shakespeare's Richard III with swear-words.
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Closer examination, however, revealed brown patches on its white fur, uncharacteristically long claws and a slightly hunched back.
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He stands at the plate with his shoulders hunched like Joe Frazier; his swing is an uppercutting hack.
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Raised in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, he spent much of his childhood hunched over a controller.
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During a recent visit, engineers tinkered with designs on their computers, some hunched over pages of handwritten calculus.
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Stop and think about how many hours you spend sitting in an office chair hunched over a computer.
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Then, she's hunched over in her dress at Charlotte's wedding, with a "sex sprain," as she calls it.
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But we do know that it's staffed with people who are apparently "hunched over" and looking very busy.
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Even hunched glumly over his pre-game meal, it's easy to understand what the Pistons saw in Johnson.
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Suddenly a gorilla hunched — wary, dangerous and, judging by the untouched fried potatoes and toast, apparently avoiding carbs.
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Even with the crutches, she can barely move around -- hunched over at an unnatural angle to the floor.
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He stands now before this North Carolina audience, slightly hunched in a dark navy suit and striped tie.
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Then he walked her home, two hunched figures behind an umbrella that he held tilted against the wind.
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Another sees a model hunched over a stool, in the same roller skate heels, with no pants on.
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But Mr. Sanders, hunched over a U-shaped conference table, rejected it as a personal attack on Mrs.
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Hunched up in the corner of his childhood bedroom, practicing his sleep induction breathing techniques with YouTube videos.
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Occasionally, I spotted Nusra members hunched in a vehicle; though it was blazing hot, they hid behind balaclavas.
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After summer workouts, teammates typically found him hunched over a computer in a lounge at the practice complex.
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He performs them sitting on a stool, hunched over an old-fashioned microphone; the actors often join in.
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Dipping her nips in a soft boiled egg, hunched over the washing machine and reading Viz, I hope.
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I thought of my 7-year-old grandson, hunched over his tablet, keeping the world safe from zombies.
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I spent a few years in a psychologically abusive relationship that left me all hunched over and defensive.
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During this postseason, television cameras have often panned to Karlsson hunched over and grimacing on the Senators' bench.
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The two present bird's-eye views of men — presumably the artists themselves — hunched over drawings in their cells.
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Hunched in front of a wooden stove, he made it clear he had no time for a journalist.
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His old Antony wore two sashes, one white, one red, over his hunched and deeply scarred, bare torso.
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Hunched over a computer in her studio, Thomas shows me one of the works that's in the show.
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To compose letterheads, business cards, brochures, magazines, books, and posters, you hunched over a desk or a light table.
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Brown agrees that arriving too soon can result in you sitting in the waiting room hunched over your phone.
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This tiny man with the gold front tooth had no doubt seen her son hunched over the hoisin barrels.
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Public health workers carried black balloons, and a large banner depicting a hunched-over nurse with a walking stick.
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But fast talk is rare in "China Doll," meaning that it creeps, hunched and sluggish, instead of rushing forward.
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In the airport, complaints about the lack of free Wi-Fi were replaced by uneasy glances over hunched shoulders.
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Miles away, Thomas is still hunched over the 452 boxes, when he finally finds the treasure trove he needs.
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MAZEN QASSAS was supposed to be in bed, not hunched over a man missing a chunk of his thigh.
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Life was passing me by as I hunched over a tiny screen for six or seven hours a day.
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I am aware that it is important to counteract the hours and hours I spend hunched over my phone.
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DOZENS OF BOYS sit in rows on the carpet, hunched over open books, reciting a passage over and over.
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The statue features two smiling woman, slightly hunched over as one of them snaps a selfie with a phone.
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"The way politicians are speaking now makes me nervous," says Julius, a tailor, hunched over his ageing sewing machine.
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He leans on his right elbow, slightly hunched forward, looking up at me across the table as we talk.
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And Grandpa Joe couldn't be more like Sanders himself: generous, cantankerous, hunched, and in desperate need of a comb.
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In the photo of her as a teen, Spencer sits smiling but hunched over, her arms covering her belly.
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"She was hunched over" the woman recalls in her interview of Whitney's state when she handed over her baby.
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James carries himself like he doesn't quite want to be seen, hunched over and perpetually trailing off mid-sentence.
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Characters who spend hours hunched over a laptop or swiping at a smartphone are not especially interesting to watch.
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Michelle Kuo, a curator in the department of painting and sculpture, put her hood up and hunched her shoulders.
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The four-man team lead by pilot Maxim Andrianov sped past reporters after their race, hunched over, heads down.
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Fifteen minutes earlier, in the basement cafe, he had been somewhat subdued, stoically hunched over a cup of coffee.
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KASHGAR, China — Muslim inmates from internment camps in far western China hunched over sewing machines, in row after row.
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The picture showed a curious figure in a long overcoat, hunched beneath a black fedora near the central sculpture.
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Amid the general grayness of the beach we could just make out the hunched figures of other fossil hunters.
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It can seem as if half the population were sitting around sidewalk cookfires, hunched over steaming bowls of phở.
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One hunched down, unloaded the magazine of his own 9-millimeter pistol and pulled out a bullet to compare.
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Hunched against the weather, the slight young woman makes two trips carrying the food into the drab gray house.
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Hunched over a rustic plank table, he popped the cork on an Insignia cabernet, which goes for around $210.
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Shoulders hunched, head down, she would conjure reasons to step away in case these questions came up, she said.
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And the original's flat silhouette had been replaced with a hunched back in order to fit a larger battery.
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I hunched over, making sure my hands were over the screen of my phone, covering what I was doing.
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But if their doors are closed and you see them hunched over canvases, do not tap on the glass.
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One woman, named Mary, sat on a rock hunched over and cried silently after reluctantly crossing back into Mexico.
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I've always been aware of my hunched silhouette, but the constant buzzing really hammered home just how extreme it is.
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A few of them exit when Holley begins performing, hunched at a keyboard with a homespun quilt draped over it.
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He talked at her: hunched over, palms down flat on the table in front of her as they locked eyes.
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Men hunched over their brews are digging into plates of dense rye bread piled high with mayonnaise and pickled herring.
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One can identify with the wax creatures, hunched over a laptop, eating snacks while hitting send on a mischievous message.
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My shoulders might be hunched permanently, and muscles in my back that I didn't know I had are on fire.
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In matching red T-shirts, hunched over two smartphones, a father coaches his young boy in how to catch Pokemon.
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A couple of journalists hunched over the dummy frantically applied tourniquets while the sticky red liquid pooled around their feet.
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The way Parker frames the scene, the men look like the Three Stooges, hunched over, talking about a botched gag.
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Cole was overcome with emotion as he initially hunched over with his hands on his knees before hugging his father.
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Shanann Watts' father, Frank Rzucek, sat hunched over and sobbing in court as his son put his arm around him.
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The other actors reportedly heard him groan and turned to discover him hunched over -- but no one saw what happened.
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They sit in the library, hunched over laptops, massaging their temples, cramming for tests or bashing out lines of code.
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Hunched over his gear, he mashed up hip-hop beats and raw guitar riffs, zany spoken word samples, and more.
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Here, Styles appears to be hunched over in a millennial pink bathtub, with a backwards necklace and ruffled wet hair.
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He crowds both the plate and himself, pinched inward, shoulders hunched and hands bobbing around in front of his sternum.
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The shoulders are notorious for holding tension (especially for people with desk jobs who are hunched over computers all day).
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Ready to play Spades, Butler is hunched over a square folding table that's been pummeled by thousands of domino tiles.
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Than it's Zelda in one sequence standing hunched before springing to the camera with a sinister smile on her face.
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Cusó, who hunched in his chair, wearing a combat jacket, told me that he was a lifelong resident of Barcelona.
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Bales is a lean man of 79, with a pencil-thin mustache and the hunched frame of a lifelong tinkerer.
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People had gathered around a group of Tibetan monks hunched over a table, where they were creating a sand mandala.
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Later in the day, Mr. Saksi and Mr. Miero hunched over a loom, watching as woven strips were spit out.
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We were sitting together in a hut with a translator, the three of us hunched over on little plastic stools.
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Hours later, Private Chapman awoke to find himself with 10 other captives, hunched on the dirt floor of a farmhouse.
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We won't come back to this angle of scorched tar, logged forest choked with brush, Canada hunched behind a bluff.
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We're told Greico was hunched over the counter, yelling at employees and slurring his speech ... he also reeked of booze.
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Trilobites If you are reading this hunched over your desk or smartphone, take this moment to loosen up your neck.
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When Roman approaches Logan for M&Ms, hunched and ready for debauchery, Logan tells him to fuck off as well.
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Did I spend my day hunched over at the waist eyeballing the gas flame when I cooked on the stove?
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He slouches into view, hunched and defeated, "like a dead man walking slow behind his own coffin," as Josie says.
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We walked to a Starbucks filled with young people hunched over their phones, sipping peach iced teas and green tea Frappuccinos.
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Pretty good work from timid Sammy boy— hips back, feet firmly planted, but he's still just the tiniest bit hunched over.
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At times, though, his shoulders hunched and he would clasp his arms round his chest, as if against a jailer's blows.
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And with my broad shoulders, too, sometimes the cut of a top was so tight, I'd be hunched over like Quasimodo.
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In the darkened booth, hunched over his script with his reading glasses on and his arms crossed, Reubens appeared very small.
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On the 3:13 pm train out of San Jose on a recent Friday, I hunched over a MacBook, brow furrowed.
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The group of twentysomething coders, engineers and content specialists sit hunched over multiple screens, scanning the platform for potential illegal behavior.
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What in the World Apple iPhones are ubiquitous, with people obsessively hunched over them from New York to London to Kiev.
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His iPhone was old and needed to be constantly charged, so he sat hunched by the bed, close to an outlet.
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On the morning of the fourth day, Fifth Uncle arrived and carried me out of the hospital on his hunched back.
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"When they sat down to write, they nearly merged, physically, into a single form," Lewis writes, hunched over a single typewriter.
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She's hunched over a bench with a handful of other women, all shuffling bits of food around their plastic breakfast trays.
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In their place was assaulting nausea that kept me hunched over on my bathroom floor for hours, and bedridden for days.
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Cinema Secrets Professional Brush Cleaner makes it simple to get a deep clean without spending an hour hunched over the sink.
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Nocturnal, burrowing, bottom-heavy and just about a foot tall, they waddled with a hunched determination, flapping their expressive little wings.
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In a chair lost in thought, hunched over a book or scrolling through our phone in the back of a cab.
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Dozens of 20-somethings sat hunched over heaping plates like poutine la reggae — ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers.
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One whole page is filled with an oversize, hunched, anxious Porcupine, little paws seeming to flex and clench with existential dread.
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They discovered her, adored her, fell in love with her, the hunched-over little firecracker who railed against canons, corporations, capitalism.
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A wood mouse, displaced from a flooded or crumbled tunnel, scrambled in and hunched, shivering, in the crook of Tom's knee.
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"I had to show that Jews don't stink, that they don't have hunched backs, long noses or anything else," she said.
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We spend at least eight hours a day hunched over our computers at work sending emails and crunching numbers in Excel.
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There, my uncle lent me a radio, and from then on I spent most of my Saturday nights hunched over it.
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Odds are, many street style snaps will feature well-dressed showgoers hunched over trying to catch some Rattata in New York, anyway.
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I was in a dark place, alone in my room and hunched over my laptop, when the Mothman flew into my life.
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For two weeks, I spend every free moment I'm not sleeping or pooping hunched over, stabbing at the controllers' squishy silicone pads.
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Computer screens flash a few feet from tailors hunched over sewing machines, as they stitch together seats from a computer-generated pattern.
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Hunched between his father's collection of rusted cars, Nabi softly said a prayer and slit the animal's neck, facing it towards Mecca.
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It's 11 in the morning, and people lie prone on park benches or hunched over on stoops under the elevated transit line.
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Mr. Shea and Mr. McClellan found the most-wanted bank robber in the country hunched over his car, fixing a dead battery.
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Alexander Pope, stunted and hunched, made verse of sublime symmetry; George Eliot did not stop writing novels on account of her nose.
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Normally she spends her days hunched over a sewing machine, stitching skirts, shirts and dresses destined for high streets around the world.
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A young woman who hunched her shoulders at school to seem less tall has grown into a proud master of her responsibilities.
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Today's cold, corporate world, in which gray-faced hunched-over adults grimly slog through life, is depicted in severe, rectilinear computer graphics.
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The Punk, an old guy, hunched over, still collecting, still playing the ancient games, still living in a house full of Nintendo.
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Make no mistake though, Rodriguez's boxing is as wild, hunched and lunging as Diego Sanchez's was in Penn's penultimate victory in 2009.
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It's 2750 in the morning, and people lie prone on park benches or hunched over on stoops under the elevated transit line.
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Most of the tables were occupied by customers, many of whom were hunched over, looking defeated by the long night of drinking.
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After slamming his glove on the ground, he hunched over in distress until his manager came to retrieve him from the mound.
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Today, gaggles of French, English, Chinese and Indian students sit hunched over computers at cafes, chatting on Facebook or writing on Twitter.
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In every gallery, benches intended for the quiet contemplation of modernist masterpieces were co-opted by smartphone users hunched over their devices.
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Seated on a living room couch, he hunched over a bin of weed, dropping each manicured bud into a large plastic bag.
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Mark Ronson was hunched over a bowl of matzo-ball soup at the Fine & Schapiro kosher deli, on the Upper West Side.
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Those closer to the blast, in Pompeii or Herculaneum, died hunched in the same positions in which excavators found them centuries later.
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We made soups and chicken dishes and pasta and embraced the smorgasbord, hunched over a table of miscellaneous pleasures like urchin children.
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In the study, students wrote more positively about their qualifications for a job while sitting upright than they did while hunched over.
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Jeff Dean stood near the center of the microkitchen, his hands in his pockets, shoulders hunched slightly inward, with Corrado and Schuster.
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When the movie producer stood — slightly hunched because of a recent back injury — one woman in a back row rolled her eyes.
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At nine on the morning of a recent match, he was sitting hunched over in his cramped apartment in the South Bronx.
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Fuck going to bed at a reasonable hour to spend your days hunched in a corporate cage, your druggie inner voice whispers.
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"It's very waterproof in here," the 37-year-old royal said as she hunched down inside and children ran around the set-up.
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James spent several seconds on the baseline hunched over in pain before walking to the bench while the officials looked at the replay.
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He was just hunched over, already processing that his tournament was done, and then just completely lost it and collapsed onto the clay.
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Every day after the election of Donald Trump, I walked into my Toronto workplace with my shoulders hunched as if expecting another blow.
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By default, it "taps" (sends a small vibration) once to say you're hunched and twice to remind you to take a deep breath.
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When Johnson went to this it tended to produce an overreaction in Gaethje, who bent well forward of his usual hunched over posture.
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She watched the two netted soccer fields from a mezzanine lounge populated by moms on laptops and bored-looking kids hunched over homework.
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Enrique was almost always hunched over or kneeling in front of a new pile of toys that was ever smaller and more amorphous.
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Supporters portrayed her as a night owl who spent hours hunched over law books and legal briefs, tepid coffee and prunes at hand.
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Today's cold, corporate world, in which gray-faced, hunched-over adults grimly slog through life, is depicted in severe, rectilinear computer-generated animation.
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I recognized the smell of the air and the sea and the stones and the way the pine trees hunched in the wind.
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The only way to watch college games there was hunched over a flickering laptop screen, wearing earbuds and cursing your slow Internet connection.
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In this picture, Beckham is seen sitting a bit hunched over on a carpeted floor with a needle and thread in his hands.
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Hunched over a laptop at a downtown Toronto club on a bitterly cold January night, Bambii threw the at-capacity crowd a curveball.
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These interventions focus on how kids, hunched over their desks in the back of the classroom, make sense of themselves and their environment.
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Six months after Sandy, Kate (Rebecca Naomi Jones), a low-level bureaucrat working in economic redevelopment, is hunched over on the boardwalk weeping.
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A woman stands onstage, hunched over in what looks like a bulky snowsuit, the outer shell of many layers soon to be revealed.
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A handful of people, hunched over beers in Toledo, Ohio, were talking about a water crisis that had plagued the city in 2014.
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Teenagers hunched over laptops in the food court, trying to tune out the shrieks of small children running through an indoor play area.
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As officers escort him, hunched over, to the second cell, one is heard telling him to stop spitting blood in order to breathe.
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A blank expression on his face, deGrom watched the ball fly over the right-field fence and then hunched over at the waist.
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Wedged into the file room, isolated from any other people, I sat hunched over an ever-churning scanner for eight hours a day.
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Hunched over a cane he has used since his 20s, when he was struck with debilitating arthritis, Dr. Barber took the first step.
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Mr. Weinstein, who had back surgery recently, has shuffled into court slightly hunched with the help of a walker and often looks frail.
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My partner is staying up late, hunched over his desk with a tall can of beer, tweeting updates for a local media outlet.
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But there was that trademark, hunched-over bob, the lunging left hands and the bouncing of an adolescent unable to contain his energy.
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I have had chronic migraines that have been affected by my posture, which is aggravated by being hunched over my phone all day.
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And you especially work too hard to spend your 16-minute lunch "hour" at your desk hunched over a takeout salad, checking Slack.
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From the snapshots, ours was clearly a heavy family, with balding men, pot-bellied women, hunched joylessly with fixed expressions, only Mother exulting.
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He has the hunched shoulders and bowed head of the defeated, though sometimes he looks like a boxer heading into the next fight.
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It's not that I couldn't use a massage; I spend most of my waking hours hunched over my computer, curled into a question mark.
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"Without the care I received at the RNOH I wouldn't look the way I do now; my back would be hunched over," she said.
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Each Moschino x The Sims piece will make you reminisce about simpler times spent hunched over your PC, selecting outfits for your favorite characters.
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In another image from the same session, Louis is hunched over, his gloves off, the wounds of previous matches seeming to haunt his face.
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An ex-girlfriend saw him hunched over a computer from across the room, noticed his poor posture, then walked over and shifted his shoulders.
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Two other men sit at the bar, together but seemingly miles apart from each other, heads hunched over their food, not looking at anyone.
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"Without the care I received at the RNOH I wouldn't look the way I do now; my back would be hunched over, " she said.
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On a balmy Tuesday night in October the only patrons besides our party of four are two solo diners hunched pensively over their meals.
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"Without the care I received at the RNOH I wouldn't look the way I do now; my back would be hunched over," she said.
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"I'm very bitter," 80-year-old Getachew said, sitting hunched with his head in his hand as he reflected on Yared's shattered marriage plans.
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Jacoby's camera reveals a hunched over, wraithlike man suffering from years of addiction as well as skin cancer, which has sadly ravaged his face.
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It was the last Saturday of June and CeCe Moore had been working on her couch, hunched over her laptop for 16 hours straight.
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That production used Dinklage's height (he is 4-foot-5) to enhance the outsider status of Richard, who was born with a hunched back.
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Inside, dozens of people are hunched over laptops, working out the code for mobile apps that they hope to take public within the year.
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This hunched and feral posture of grievance is then combined with a fiercely put-upon impatience with the service that viewers themselves are receiving.
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Nogales, Mexico (CNN)As the sun dipped toward the horizon on Thursday, Kevin Ajtun, 2100, hunched slightly and pulled his fake leather jacket tight.
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SAN FRANCISCO — I hunched over the stove wearing protective eyewear and rubber gloves, boiling a pot of water laced with a toxic, corrosive chemical.
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The camera pans to men hunched over garbage pails, sifting for bottles, and a stoop-shouldered woman towing a shopping cart full of cans.
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The staff are hunched over, busy picking rocket flowers, planting broad beans, and harvesting bunches of lush, densely-growing sorrel for tonight's dinner service.
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I never saw him again, except in day-nightmares when I imagined him hunched in front of a computer screen, drenched in blue light.
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The shelter's one recreation room can hardly accommodate Auburn's hundreds of children, leaving Dasani and her siblings to study, hunched over, on their mattresses.
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Sha'id Muwakkil hunched his shoulders against an icy wind blowing along the Bowery, furrowed his brow and considered where he might spend the night.
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Williams, who was sitting nearby, hunched forward in her chair and roared with laughter while Rinaldi reached back and gave Poel a high five.
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Outside the courtroom on the day of his sentencing I saw him sitting on a bench, hunched over and staring blankly at the wall.
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For weeks, Mr. Weinstein, who is 67 and recently had back surgery, has sat at the defense table, seemingly frail, slightly hunched and worn.
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Alexa Negrón Luciano, transgender and homeless, walked the streets of Puerto Rico neighborhoods hunched over, with a long towel covering her jet-black tresses.
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To make that request, they walk up the bridge, hunched over with backpacks carrying their belongings, and wait — sometimes for hours — in extreme temperatures.
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The air was a filthy brownish gray, and pedestrians, many of them wearing white face masks, walked hunched over as if through a rainstorm.
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The Storm — the alias of Sean Grant, 252, a native New Yorker — embodied the city's intensity as he brooded and hunched over the machine.
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He usually takes more care to do stretching and yoga, but this afternoon he felt, he said, "hunched from excessive sitting" on his flight.
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May, hunched over an old-fashioned sewing machine, making leather trousers from the skin off the back of her divisive foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.
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Then she fished a plastic container from the trunk, hunched her back against the cold and set out for the long walk by herself.
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I spent the summer hiding in my Brooklyn apartment because I was ashamed of my hunched, post-surgery shuffle, chemotherapy hairlessness, and steroid acne.
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She moved slowly, shoulders hunched, head lowered, and was escorted by a tall man in his 30s and a couple in their mid-60s.
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I'm certain that I will never fulfill expectations for the personality I've crafted for myself, hunched over a keyboard and behind an iPhone camera lens.
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Hunched over his keyboards and screaming his guts out, the MJ of old never seemed to be so much exorcising his demons as channeling them.
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If you're the type that's used to squeezing in, shoulders rolled in and hunched, these should be the change of shape you've been waiting for.
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A few minutes later, a few more hunched-over human lumps in front of me made their ways to the aisles, headed for the exits.
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The slightly upward angle of his webcam wasn't the most flattering, but, even hunched over his computer and stroking his penis, he was undeniably hot.
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Like Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) standing hunched over — head tilted, eyes bulging — and laughing maniacally like something out of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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But that isn't going to be solved by 40 people "hunched over" in a "war room" that's clearly just set up for public relations purposes.
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Ever found yourself hunched over a pint of ice cream, scarfing down each precious spoonful as if it were literally your last day on earth?
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In most old photographs, his face is red and swollen and his shoulders are hunched, a sign that he is straining to catch his breath.
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Like a recent study dispelling the hunched caveman stereotype, this new research suggests that Neanderthals didn't invite injury through inferior hunting techniques or dangerous lifestyles.
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Given the mood, the situation, it seemed to Isaac that they should be hunched over double bourbons, but Mike ordered a flight of craft ales.
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When you hear the phrase "tech companies," you may picture a lot of people hunched over their computers into the wee hours of the morning.
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I wanted to lie across his hunched back and bid farewell to Dong, Aunt Ma, and the little girl Juan, who would be following behind.
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At work in their shop, the LO technicians work in a team, hunched intently over a long table full of composite panels and rubber seals.
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The seven contestants hunched over the checked tabletop as judges in striped shirts kept careful count, turning over a new number with each dozen consumed.
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Raanta — perhaps wondering if he might be pulled in favor of the rookie Magnus Hellberg, recalled from Hartford — again hunched up as the Islanders celebrated.
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In "24 Hour News Cycle" (2017), Gagner depicts himself hunched over an open laptop, the computer's gray-violet light reflected on his panicked, worried face.
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Now try picturing him hunched over a laptop, as if the spirit of Francis Bacon were tinkering away at a little Unreal Engine world building.
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"Every week, Adam's posting pictures of himself in a dark bar hunched over a bunch of watches — so I texted him," Ms. McGivney, 45, recalled.
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A suicide bomber walked into the crowded church with a backpack, his shoulders hunched under the weight, which authorities believe was more than 100 pounds.
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Some of these murals show an ugly side of history: slaves, hunched over, toiling in fields, and a dead Native American lying near Washington's feet.
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I sat down next to Noah Ives, a pale, slightly hunched intern, who was 25 and recently graduated from a communications program at Syracuse University.
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And what happens is you open the laptop and you're like this (makes uncomfortable hunched-over-laptop pose) — we've just got to fix those keyboards.
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"Whale meat is the most delicious," said Yustina Prami, an older Lamalera woman with a hunched back and a mouth stained red by betel juice.
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The former Hollywood mega-producer appeared in a suit and hunched over the walker as he entered the Manhattan courtroom ahead of the criminal trial.
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UNION CITY, N.J. — The door cracked open slightly, about as far as the chain lock allowed, and Philip D. Murphy hunched over to peer inside.
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But the scene inside Filtered Coffee on a recent morning featured a woman in a Nirvana T-shirt serving people hunched over phones and laptops.
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He pulled it over his face, hunched his shoulders, rolled his eyes, stood with bowed legs, and wagged a dill pickle, drawing more hooting laughter.
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Plus, staring at a screen means you aren't making eye contact, and your body language can be off-putting when you're hunched over a device.
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"The Architectural Angels of Millet" is a surrealistic ode to a painting by Jean Millet that features a solemn rural couple hunched over a field.
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It opens on a man hunched over a set of homemade explosives at a workbench as a disembodied child's voice implores him to rethink his mission.
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Another journalist, Foreign Policy's John Hudson, tweeted a photo of Shkreli hunched over a beer in what seems to be an underpopulated part of the room.
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Pell, a burly 1.9 meters (6 foot and 3 inches) tall, had sat hunched in the dock at the back of the courtroom throughout the trial.
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The only place that remained open was the press area, a human zoo of my hard-working colleagues hunched over keyboards and spilling each other's coffees.
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His widow, a hunched, 60-year-old in a black cardigan, pulls her arm out of her sleeve and winces as a needle pierces her skin.
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Brian Fallon is puffing on a cigarette while hunched on a window ledge like a furtive teenager, blowing smoke out onto the north London street below.
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Muscle and joint damage, exhaustion and hitting "the wall"Many spectators will see runners hunched over throughout the marathon, but even more so near the end.
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Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported that the other actors saw Daigo Kashino hunched over, wounded in the abdomen, when they turned around after hearing him groan.
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Kevin McFarland/Niantic/WIRED When you cover culture, you spend a lot of time inside: in movie theaters, in living rooms, in offices hunched over desks.
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So I'm sitting here typing this column hunched over because some lady at the nail salon today rubbed my back into a big ass painful ball.
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Nothing about Ben Zobrist impresses all that much at a glance—the rigid gait, the thin forearms, the hunched and almost apologetic stance at the plate.
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Kane hunched forward and retreated to the dressing room after a teammate's shot bounced off the crossbar and struck him near the side of the net.
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The Time Warner Cable guy hunched over my credenza, fishing around for the right wire — before it caught his eye: the framed photo that changed everything.
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Hunched over video-game consoles in darkened bedrooms, thousands of young Brazilians play games like FIFA and imagine following in the footsteps of Neymar or Ronaldinho.
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NEW DELHI, March 8 (Reuters) - Women inmates of Asia's largest prison sit hunched over, with pencils in hand, sketching designs for jewellery, as their guards watch.
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Narrator: Alfred can spend weeks hunched over the canvas, attentively weaving the threads in the correct spots, but in the end, it results in something magical.
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She seemed to intercept glances of open hostility which stung like lashes, so that she flinched and hunched her shoulders, though she knew this wasn't attractive.
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Using oil paint and expressive brush strokes, she portrays nude women laying down or hunched over in agony, figures contorted as they grasp their bloody abdomens.
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Again, you're only buying a pair of two of these, so you're not going to be hunched over the sink or tub for hours each weekend.
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An old man, hunched over his bowl of soup, felt with his fingers two pieces of meat served on the side in a tiny metal saucer.
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" The instant "action" was called, Gray hunched his face toward the screen and clapped on a pair of headphones playing music—that day, Gustav Holst's "Saturn.
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Yet Ms. Walsh also integrates images of rest, or exhaustion: a body hunched over, hands on thighs, or reclining with an elbow propped on a knee.
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Technicians were hunched over cast-iron gadgets — stop motors, compressors, track relays — that looked as if they belonged in the workshop of an eccentric antique collector.
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Anything that seemed like it would hold her attention for long periods without leaving her hunched over a movie on our iPad went into the cart.
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Sitting, slightly hunched, with his entourage at the Russ & Daughters cafe in the basement of the museum, Mr. Stoudemire picked at his salad with a fork.
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Oswald's face is contorted as he cringes from the gunshot while a hunched-over Ruby is seen from the back, his pistol still pointed at Oswald.
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Ledgard has the wiry, athletic build of a man who hates to be inside; outside, he bounds forward with eager steps, legs slightly bowed, shoulders hunched.
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He ordered popcorn and a coconut cocktail called the painkiller, and sat hunched over, gesticulating rapidly in the tight space between his face and his lap.
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She's spent the better part of a month, together with her engineering partner, hunched over her workbench trying to build the fastest drone in the world.
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Hunched along its bar stools, the regulars of McAnn's include construction workers with toolboxes, Broadway stagehands and weary finance types with crumpled shirts and loose ties.
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Camenker—a middle-aged man in a too-big suit—hunched over his speaking notes, looking up only occasionally to push his glasses up his nose.
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The woman's body was found "hunched in a dug-out area, her head against the ground, covered in branches and surrounded by wood stumps," France 24 reported.
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The tweet included the brew's label artwork, which features a hunched over part-man, part-monkey figure with a striking resemblance to the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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Hunched forward with knees splayed, the man in "Frog Has Reason to Fear" seems to believe he's a frog or is in the act of becoming one.
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But if a company like Facebook doesn't allow those same journalists to even ask questions of those "hunched over" workers, you know something fishy is going on.
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What can I, a schmuck whose only other claim to fame is occasionally being mistaken for a more hunched Jack Penate (#indieamnsety), possibly offer Toronto's favored son?
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Frantic, Sophia runs back to her apartment and spends hours hunched over the dress, hand-stitching each bead back onto the bodice of the vintage silk dress.
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"They had to grab my nipple and breast and pull it to make sure that it was in the machine while I was hunched over," he said.
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After hearing Thursday night that Leonard Cohen had died, I found myself hunched over a desk in my apartment, going through the last of my father's possessions.
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"While walking around backstage, I noticed a small figure hunched in a corner writing something," he captioned a photo of the director which he shared on Instagram.
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I interviewed the 6 foot 4 inch-tall singer-songwriter two years ago in Paris and he was more diffident, wary, hunched over in an old coat.
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On the factory floor of Matis Aerospace, red-veiled women are hunched over the cables—Boeing on one side of the main aisle, Airbus on the other.
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There are no Bell paintings in the mausoleum, but as I entered I saw two blue-blazered schoolchildren huddled off to the side, hunched over their sketchpads.
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At Mahnin he spoke in a soft, high-pitched voice, looking like the Soprano's Big Pussy Bonpensiero, hunched over the table in a black and white tracksuit.
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And Mr. de La Lombana, hunched over in a black bowler and bottle-cap spectacles, fills it to the hilt, his portrayal a cartoon of demonstrative excesses.
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In the middle of the video, the camera moves into the hallway where a naked woman is hunched over on what appears to be a hospital bed.
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"They had to grab my nipple and breast and pull it to make sure that it was in the machine while I was hunched over,"he said.
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Overeem seemed to be in complete control of the fight, but kept walking forward in his hunched over stance, chin projected and a beautiful opening from underneath.
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One man stood in the back, hunched in what appeared to be deep devotion — to select the perfect photo filter for his picture of the cathedral's eaves.
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Citarella was hunched over a drawing pad connected to his computer, using a stylus to put the final touches on the display image for their newest work.
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It is a frantic backstage tableau of Washington anthropology, populated by Judiciary and Intelligence Committee aides, lawmakers and counsels hunched over computer screens and yellow legal pads.
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" We found Epstein back in his office, hunched at his laptop—a scraped-up Macbook that he calls Roo, after the tiny kangaroo in "Winnie-the-Pooh.
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Out front of the building he could see the apparitions of his elderly neighbors, the blankets swaddling their hunched frames making them look like poorly pitched tents.
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Laboring to reconstruct the Old Man's anatomy, he deduced that its head must have been slouched forward, its spine hunched and its toes spread like an ape's.
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Through the curtains, I saw the shadow of my patient's wife as she hunched over and began to cry, and her daughter leaned over to hold her.
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She brought in a Swahili teacher and spent hours hunched over children's books with a brown crayon, coloring in the faces and hair of the white characters.
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As for posture, he doesn't care if there are multiple entrepreneurs presenting together and the head of tech development, for example, is slightly hunched over and withdrawn.
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The first Neanderthal skeleton, reconstructed in 1911, was nicknamed the "Old Man of La Chapelle" and described as a wretched creature: hunched over, brutish, dimwitted, and primitive.
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The first Neanderthal skeleton, reconstructed in 1911, was nicknamed the "Old Man of La Chapelle" and described as a wretched creature: hunched over, brutish, dim-witted, and primitive.
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He had been unresponsive and hunched over, but as Cab Calloway plays, he sits up, opens his eyes wide and begins singing and moving his arms and hands.
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"It's a little nutty," Mr. Kartsotis said of the Shinola concept, hunched over an oversize burger at the Bronx Bar, an old-school tavern near the Shinola flagship.
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His head rested right on his hunched shoulders—a big bald head, almost round, looking like a bowling ball with human features lightly sketched on its front side.
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Inside the brains of most baseball fans there is a small talmudic scholar hard at work, hunched in passionate study over a game that's simultaneously discrete and wild.
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The image, which Press Secretary Sean Spicer said was edited for security reasons, shows Trump hunched over a table kitted out with secure video equipment and briefing papers.
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DAKAR, Aug 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hunched over her laptop, eyes locked on the screen, Marième Seye listens to the step-by-step instructions given by her teacher.
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Hunched and thin, he has hooked white sideburns and elvish ears that droop at the tips, giving him the look of a Victorian clerk lost in the desert.
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A hunched and solicitous Ronald McDonald greets customers out front of the Chiang Mai Nimmanhaemin Road McDonald's, frozen in a wai offering, the traditional Thai bow of respect.
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But when those fields are blooming, you can't help but picture slaves dressed in rags, hunched over in the oppressive heat, their hands scarred from years of labor.
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They often came into the audience, which I found amusing until Kris Jenner slammed her elbows down firmly into my back while I was hunched over, taking notes.
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If, like us, you plan to spend your election night in a dark living room hunched over your laptop, we'd like to make the experience a little easier.
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The stocky, hunched and shuffling Sheeran never looks as if he is under 50, so it is ridiculous to hear other characters refer to him as "the kid".
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He was alone, at a table in the back, and he wasn't reading or looking at his phone; he was just sitting there silently, hunched over a beer.
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One scene also showed shirtless Phoenix hunched over while a bench and holding a clown shoe, with his backbone protruding and a large bruise on his right shoulder.
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"Exposed palms to show nothing is being concealed in the hands, hunched shoulders to protect the throat from attack, and raised brow, which is a universal, submissive greeting."
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The light hurt my eyes, and sounds felt like sharp little jabs at my head; when the helicopter came, that afternoon on the roof, I hunched over, protectively.
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Throughout the day, he wore what some around him had taken to calling his golf face: angry and pissed off, shoulders hunched, arms swinging, brow furled, lips pursed.
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But as the president's mocking of him continued and people at other tables craned their necks to gauge his reaction, Mr. Trump hunched forward with a frozen grimace.
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I spent my 23rd birthday hunched over a visiting room table with him for the span of an entire visiting day, which felt like only a few minutes.
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But his cheeks and chin remain Cubist in their geometry, and in motion, head lowered and shoulders hunched, he still has the bearing of a light-heavyweight brawler.
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"Well one of us is excited to work out…" she captioned another post, which showed Mitchell moving around in the gym, while Babel sat hunched over his phone.
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Hunched under a puffy coat to stave off the cold, he drags deeply on his cigarette as he shows us a video of what remains of his home.
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They tottered past in the reading rooms, arms piled with leather-bound volumes, or sat hunched over handwritten documents, the pages yellowed by the acid in their fibres.
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When I got out of bed for good around 11, I found Karen hunched over a hatch in the carpet, vacuuming water from the space beneath the floor.
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She repeated this step around 219 more times, over the course of about six hours, all that time spent either standing or hunched over on a high stool.
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By contrast, the front page of this week's Spectator, a British political magazine, reads "Lead or go", above a stark, unflattering cartoon of May, hunched and bow-legged.
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In bed and hunched over my laptop, I was scrolling through Twitter when I noticed someone I follow congratulating a woman on the launch of her new startup.
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Hunched over in defeat, she picked up a plastic bag with a smooshed white-bread sandwich as guards accompanied her out of the courtroom to return to Mexico.
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Most skiers have to work at "the tuck," the position used by downhill skiers: torso hunched over bent knees, fists in front of the face, poles pointed straight back.
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Dempsey's crouch was by now legendary: he hunched forward at the waist, making a tightened shell out of his midsection and looking up at his opponent through his eyebrows.
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But something about that feeling of effort expended—that feeling that a body was hunched over this space, laboring to make it real—gives the space texture and weight.
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In January 2014, photos showed a frail and hollow-eyed Castro hunched over a cane and supported by an aide as he toured an art studio opening in Havana.
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The upright riding style is sure to appeal to riders who prefer not to be hunched over their handlebars and for whom speed and aerodynamics are just an afterthought.
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The uppercut, said Moore, was a counter punch to exploit an opponent's hunched posture, but Rocky used it as an attack and that is why he missed so often.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One day Reuters photographer Phil Noble was hunched behind the goal line in the northern English city of Manchester, thousands of soccer fans braying behind his back.
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After the final of the women's 4-by-100-meter medley relay on Sunday — in which her team came in fourth place — Yuanhui was spotted hunched over in pain.
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What could this show possibly be about, given that no one wants to watch an hour of people hunched over their phones engrossed in a world of colorful sweets?
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"It's not bad—I'll take it," he says, adopting a familiar accent, arms crossed and shoulders hunched, face scrunched into an approximation of the New York–born actor's features.
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In them, he has often appeared ornery, rushed, hunched over his podium like a turtle, straining to jam his ideas into a total of three minutes of air time.
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Of course, most people would prefer to play Tetris on their phones (or their Gameboys), not awkwardly hunched over the steering wheel of a Novgorod-produced medium duty van.
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Still, it's kind of awkward; ridges in the neck look like stretched tendons, and the two handles don't engage the neck at all, but emerge from the hunched shoulders.
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In Christina Quarles's fittingly titled painting "Boy Yer Gunna Carry That Weight," there is a colorful body, deeply hunched as if it were Atlas, holding something gray and uncomfortable.
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This is a game where you can hold down the R button to enter a more intimidating "delinquent mode," walking slowly with hunched shoulders and hands stuffed in pockets.
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Glitch arrived at the medical center weighing only 15 pounds — 35 pounds less than a healthy dog his age and size — and "completely hunched over," according to the MSPCA.
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Then she leaps backward to the point he'd just mentioned, three months ago, when Laing moved into his new apartment in a hunched, 40-story tower of raw concrete.
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They think of the hunched, emaciated man in the tabloids; the chronic addiction; the domestic violence; the mental illness; the marathon drinking sessions and the inevitable stays in hospital.
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I haven't talked to most of these people in person in years — why did I have to see their distant uncle hunched into a parody of a sorority squat?
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I was watching the video, hunched over a laptop, wondering where I could get the hoodie he's wearing with #EatCleanTrainDirty emblazoned on the back, when it dawned on me.
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Right now, in all likelihood, you're hunched over a laptop, or maybe you're sitting on the train, your head tilted down at your phone, trying to read this article.
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I found that working in a more active job was stress relieving and a good counterbalance to the time I spent hunched over a laptop when I wasn't there.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Since I can remember, there has always been a man on our block with a hunched back and a cigarette dangling lazily between his lips.
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This morning in Los Angeles, former Apprentice contestant Summer Zervos sat hunched in a white leather chair surrounded by cameras, as her attorney, Gloria Allred, held her shaking arm.
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You try a sharper blade, two hours hunched over the whetstone, and, rid of the sound of his voice, for a day you hear nothing until they grow back.
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The well-known image, usually used to show the theory of human evolution, is reversed with Trump last in line, his back hunched and hands hanging by his knees.
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Young couples, standing along on a deserted road or hunched in a cloudless sky of satellites, cling to each other as shots of colored powder jump from their bodies.
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It is as if they have already faced death once, found it deeply unpleasant, and are now living, hunched over, consumed by the fear of a looming second death.
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He hardly looked an elite athlete, hunched of back and face, but he played with skill, instinct and total commitment and was a supremely difficult man to pin down.
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CreditCreditKo Sasaki for The New York Times FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, Japan — Four engineers hunched before a bank of monitors, one holding what looked like a game controller.
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I've learned that love can come right from behind you by staying true to yourself, whether a lovely girl or a hunched zombie from Warm Bodies and 16 Candles.
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The two performers who aren't appearing in a given scene visibly occupy the shadows, hunched and depleted, on the edges of Andrew Lieberman's stark set, lighted by Pat Collins.
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They spend most of their lives, I have always imagined, hunched over swift-running streams, scrubbing in like doctors, getting ready for the highly technical business of being raccoons.
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At other times, the 6-foot-4 professional gambler lopes, shoulders slightly hunched, through gaming areas and steps onto elevators -- the ordinariness of his movements camouflaging his dark aims.
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But when she's not acting she's most likely writing, hunched over a computer in pajamas and existing on takeout during "these awful, wonderful kind of crunch times," she said.
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He hunched over to greet a few of the children in the crowd, sheepishly apologizing that he was about to bore them with politics before promising ice cream afterward.
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A few hours later, his three older children sat with their legs outstretched in an ice rink locker room as two of the sponsors hunched over them, lacing skates.
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Decades before these technologies existed, a man hunched over a microscope in Spain at the turn of the 20th century was making prescient hypotheses about how the brain works.
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They didn't mention the weeks in the ICU or the fact that my mother spent her nights hunched over the edge of my hospital bed, too afraid to leave.
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We've all been there before: hunched over our desks in the middle of the workday, sore and stiff after too many hours at the computer, too busy to grab lunch.
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As a whole, these align neither with the wandering of Baudelarian flâneurs who roam the streets to experience a city, nor the tunnel vision of a hunched promenade on pavement.
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She is a seamstress and like many Portuguese women with swollen ankles and a hunched back, she is a master of thread: lace making, crochet, sewing, weaving... you name it.
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In her tireless efforts to satisfy her hard-to-please grandchildren, Teta, as we called my grandmother, spent the entire summer indoors, hunched over the stove in the tiny kitchen.
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Every app launched, every pictured scrolled, every tap, every hunched-over moment davening to some dumb Facebook improvement is a brick in the bulwark against an unexpected and better future.
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Price was left hunched over during pregame warmups when Byron's shot hit him near a shoulder, leaving many to wonder if Price would be able to make his scheduled start.
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Melissa Butler, a companion of Mr. Gurley's and a resident of the building, was hunched over him in a hysterical state as she pressed on his chest, the lieutenant said.
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"It has been one of the most devastating experiences that I have gone through," Renzi said after spending hours hunched over an excel spreadsheet working out his roster of candidates.
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But your coat of choice is more than just vanity — when you're hunched over in the icy winter wind, you'll either regret or be thankful for the purchase you made.
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I leave long-seated Rift sessions with the same fatigue I get from spending a night hunched over my gaming PC, with the occasional side of nausea and eye strain.
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The dealer, a large guy at least six-feet tall, came up to Bunk Police's booth, hunched over it, and became argumentative with Auctor, who was sitting behind a table.
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One of Bosch's favorite subjects was St. Anthony, who was tempted by demons and whom he depicted as a dour-faced abbot hunched over in a heavy brown monk's robe.
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Most of the time they pass through, teetering on a steep hillside where they spend the morning hunched over to find the fungus's crooked black stem poking through the dirt.
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While I'm painting, I listen to audiobooks, most recently Bill Bryson's "A Walk in the Woods," which transported me to the Appalachian Trail as I sat hunched over my desk.
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Everyone I came across in Legion's London was either an average-sized adult — men and women both — or a hunched over, older lady, much like the reveal trailer's granny assassin.
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The dancer's shoulders seem hunched as she jumps; the angle of her legs in midair (parted, one bent) looks daft; the effortful grace of her arms ("en couronne") seems comic.
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Scrappy drawings of a curmudgeon youngster with a halo of curly hair and an obstinate, hunched posture are the themes of a second-generation, immigrant-born artist navigating her past.
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Whether your entrepreneur is hunched over a desk all day, travels constantly, or simply seems overly stressed, they could definitely use the chance to unwind and get the kinks out.
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At first glance, neither of these supermodels posing in custom-made styles could be further from the world of a watchmaker hunched over a work bench, peering at miniature parts.
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Either way, I would recognize it as the end of the world: Armageddon in the hunched form of a pregnant Honduran woman limping toward the only hope that she has.
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Above all, it was etched on the features of the German players as they cried on the field or hunched forward, hands on their knees, trying to absorb the blow.
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As a detective, David Scicchitano of the State College Police Department, testified about the video and other evidence, James Piazza hunched forward several times, sinking his head in his hands.
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When Schiff delivered his impassioned closing argument on Thursday to a pin-drop quiet Senate chamber, Schumer sat hunched down in his chair with a slight smile on his face.
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Students streaming past the domed administration building, hunched against the biting cold, could look down at their phones and expect to see "Trump 2020" or "Pete!" in dusty block letters.
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I spent half an hour on my couch, hunched over and staring at a tiny screen while mashing buttons to blast aliens in Destiny 2 before my back started hurting.
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One can easily imagine the artist himself in that seat, hunched over his creative work as he served time during the French Revolution due to his links to the monarchy.
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BOSTON — Francis P. Salemme, 84, arrived in federal court this week in a wheelchair, his hunched frame shrouded in a loose suit and his feet tucked into easy black sneakers.
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An hour and a half into their second-round match on Thursday, Almagro hunched over, hands on his knees, barely glancing up to see del Potro's serve sail past him.
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Throughout the three-hour hearing, Manafort had been stoic, seated in a wheelchair because of gout in his legs, his eyes cast down, shoulders hunched and hands in his lap.
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Hunched over 143-year-old sewing machines in a workshop in central Paris, milliners diligently stitch together straps of straw that grow into a spiral that grows into a hat.
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As a young man, he had a kind of Michael Corleone Before the Fall look, sloe-eyed, dark, a little hunched, but high courtesy and verbal fluency were his charm.
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Into storage went the oversized sweaters, Carhartt beanies, and turtlenecks that kept us warm all winter as we scurried into the office, sun barely risen, our bodies hunched against the cold.
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Dressed in traditional White House Easter Bunny garb — a familiar look for Spicer, who really is a former White House Easter Bunny — McCarthy hunched over the podium and scowled with rage.
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Instead of self-aware robots, workers—all women, mostly immigrants, sometimes undocumented—hunched over tables with magnifying glasses assembling parts, sometimes on a factory line and sometimes on a kitchen table.
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Klum shared a new Instagram post on Thursday morning wearing a bra, underwear and high heels, posing in a hunched position as a technician captured her stance with a recording device.
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Sometimes the surrounding pattern of arrows was confusing, so by the end of the first session my shoulders had been hunched somewhere near my ears and I was exhausted from concentrating.
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Located in a converted office building on a quiet cobblestone square, the space is open seven days a week, and regularly filled with young people hunched over laptops or sipping tea.
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After ten years of traveling, Screaming Females bring along foam rollers, tennis balls, and strength bands to rehabilitate their bodies from the hundreds of hours they've spent hunched in a van.
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I remembered the hands that made these things, the factories I visited in China and Southeast Asia where workers spent their days hunched over tables smelling of glue, plastic and leather.
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Hunched beneath a makeshift tent made of cloth and string, Chalermporn Paebutr, a 72-year-old woman from northern Thailand, described her determination to bid farewell to a much-loved monarch.
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Down the road from the contested site, masons hunched over long pieces of sandstone, slowly etching out floral designs for what organizers say will be building blocks of the new temple.
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"Did you know that one in two hundred teens are diagnosed with cancer every year?" he asked me at the end of class one day, hunched over a large text book.
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Dodgers 21, Cubs 1 | Los Angeles leads series, 3-0 CHICAGO — Hunched over at third base, Chris Taylor flashed a grin toward the Los Angeles Dodgers dugout and shook his arms.
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After a Roger Dubuis presentation at S.I.H.H., Mr. Mosso hunched over his iPhone, affixed to a tripod, and rattled off the specs of the watchmaker's Excalibur Aventador S in pink gold.
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I won't forget Stockhausen's "Klavierstück IX": Mr. Trifonov hunched over, sweat dripping from his long hair, hands hesitating ever so slightly before landing, confidently, on the keyboard with a mighty chord.
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"I'm not a fan of a personalization of science and making some scientists stars," said Dr. Bengio, a self-described introvert, who colleagues say is happiest when hunched over an algorithm.
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If today's dominant political recreational metaphor is that of the three-dimensional chess game, Maddow is hunched over in the corner of the rec room, methodically putting together a jigsaw puzzle.
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"Oh, I thought about it," Mr. Hamill said on a recent Friday morning, hunched over a walker in the kitchen of his brownstone apartment in the Prospect Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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One drawing shows a stand of New York skyscrapers, from their towering spires to the shadowy cars at their feet; the other shows two scientists hunched over a crowded lab table.
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Again, I had that confidence I was traveling much faster, and he looked like really hunched over and really toiling, and I felt a bit more relaxed, a bit more upright.
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His shoulders are a bit hunched, his head sunken into his torso as he sits in his auto-rickshaw, a three-wheeler taxi that is common on the streets of New Delhi.
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He held the car door to pull himself up and shuffled toward me, slowly and gingerly, his back hunched but his head up, his eyes alert, a regal grin on his face.
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Hunched in the booths around mine in the brightly lit restaurant were a dozen or so men quietly discussing the weather and grain prices in between trips to the pizza buffet station.
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As we chatted, the man mentioned that he was chorally trained in Gregorian chant — which he proved by singing with a voice so powerful and incongruous for his hunched and shriveled frame!
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When I was 18, I moved to L.A. My roommate would be hunched over in the bathroom and in so much pain, and she told me she had this thing called endometriosis.
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Google image searches find her there, hunched over a typewriter and surrounded by colossal piles of books and papers — think Kurt Schwitters's Merzbau meets Jay DeFeo's The Rose meets Francis Bacon's studio.
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It doesn't matter whether you've just finished a triathlon or spent a long day at the office hunched over your computer, you're still bound to experience soreness in one way or another.
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People hunched over greasy computer screens, crunching data, writing code: The scenes in Janek Stroisch's photographic series Co.Ke are familiar to anyone who's ever been to a coffee shop in Silicon Valley.
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Studies have shown that individuals who sit up straighter are more likely to view themselves as having strong leadership skills, whereas those with hunched postures have higher risks of feeling easily stressed.
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If you're a hunched over a bowl of chips or if you go to the bathroom at the wrong moment, you might feel like you're seeing the same movie again and again.
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Dressed in baggy jeans and a sweatshirt, Guy was hunched over the gumbo, adding just the right measure of hot sauce and, at the end, Tony Chachere's Famous Creole Cuisine gumbo filé.
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At this point, one can imagine a haggard Sean Penn at the open mic, hunched over and shout-growling into the microphone, which he's probably holding way too close to his face.
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In the olden days, people were nobly tilling the fields, or shepherding their sheep, or hunched up down a mineshaft trying to dig raw materials out of the earth in squalid conditions.
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Al Sharpton sat at a table at the Loews Regency hotel on Park Avenue one morning last week, his shoulders hunched as he prayed with an unlikely dining companion: Michael D. Cohen.
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Sitting hunched with her chin on her knees, Laura felt as big as a mountain when the snake curved up its head and stared at the high wall of her calico skirt.
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Hunched and hard of hearing, he turned up everywhere she went, Ms. Dobbie's friends said, winding his way around the library shelves or appearing near the bus station while she waited there.
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Most of the work is done by master watchmakers hunched over tables of miniature components, wearing magnifying eyepieces or peering through microscopes as they finish and assemble the mechanical movements by hand.
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Workers hunched over computers elbow-to-elbow and held impromptu standup meetings while a prototype snack robot, resembling a trash can with a touchscreen, wheeled between desks delivering cans of Coca-Cola.
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The decrepit-looking Mr. Weinstein, body hunched as he slowly rolls forward, contrasts sharply with his former image as a domineering Hollywood power broker now accused of rape and predatory sexual assault.
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Winter dulls the landscape as green meadows turn beige and amber, and the ubiquitous twisted scrub oaks, leafless, appear stark and naked, hunched over like weathered old witches clutching broomstick and cane.
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Across the parking lot, flanked by piles of melting snow, the candidate stood hunched outside his Iowa City field office, yelling into the microphone about prescription drug prices and other familiar topics.
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The Neanderthal thorax has actually been the subject of debate among scientists for years due to the stereotypical view of "hunched-over cavemen" based on studies from the 19th and 20th centuries.
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In an article published on Wednesday before Mr. Fillon's news conference, the French newspaper Le Monde described him as a "candidate in a bunker" who was hunched up and in his shell.
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He's unrecognizable from, say, the hunched and desiccated monster-bureaucrat, complete with prosthetic ears, whom he played in Il Divo, Sorrentino's 2008 study of an earlier corrupt Italian prime minister, Giulio Andreotti.
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The bedrooms with unmade beds, somebody's socks on the floor, the old woman in nightclothes, barefoot, an entire life gathered up in a chair by the bed, hunched frame and muttering face.
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In "Overnight Mission, Michigan Avenue, Westside, Detroit" (2016), a male figure in coveralls slouches, head hunched over arms propped on knees, on a bench outside the closed New Life Rescue Mission in Corktown.
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I have back pains — probably because I've spent a better part of three decades with my back hunched, my arms curled in T. rex position, and hands clenched around a bar of plastic.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey hunched over, chatting with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the front row of the debate hall during a commercial break, made its way into the live story.
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Now hunched behind a table in his office in Los Angeles, Mr Abdul-Jabbar, who scored over 38,000 points in the National Basketball Association, a record never surpassed, says he enjoyed the experience.
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But the passenger must crouch to climb in the back and squeeze onto an inward-facing bench, hunched under the low roof and crammed up against the passengers on either side and opposite.
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Some of the footage is intimate almost to the point of feeling invasive — a woman sits in the passenger seat of the priest's car, hunched over and clearly shaken, minutes after nearly jumping.
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OBO, Central African Republic — Hunched over desks in cramped rooms, local radio operators charged with protecting rural communities listen closely for news of attacks by rebels from Joseph Kony's infamous Lord's Resistance Army.
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Every day since the beginning of the trial on January 6, she's been photographed in designer heels towering over her client, who trudges in and out of the courthouse hunched over his walker.
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As the rain began to fall in earnest, the workers in the pit hunched, finishing up last-minute excavations and dragging their hunks of metal up the path that wound around the pit.
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There are those who are cooking purists, the people who want to chop everything by hand, carefully braise a piece of meat, and generally stay hunched over the stove for the whole process.
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He is tall, well over six feet, but moves with a slouch, head lowered and shoulders hunched as if entering a force field intent upon repelling him, against which he must be vigilant.
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KIRYAS JOEL, N.Y. — In a place where young boys spend their days hunched over volumes of Torah and Talmud, delving into timeless stories and precepts in an ancient singsong, the scene was incongruous.
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Back at the ryokan , hunched on the tatami floor, I searched online, but there was no news about Homayoun Ershadi, nothing to suggest that he was travelling in Japan, or no longer alive.
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With his brow furrowed and his face a tight scowl, Mr. Trump sat hunched in a chair inside Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, with the glittering nighttime New York City skyline behind him.
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When dawn came to Providence, R.I., I was hunched over in the grubby lounge of my dormitory, typing my last fevered perceptions, vaguely aware that outside the window, the sky was turning pink.
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But spending hours hunched over gaming cabinets in a seedy storefront was a wonderful childhood experience for many of us, and one that can now be easily recreated at home—minus the seedy.
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At federal court in Boston Thursday, a geriatric ex-mafia Don hunched over the bench in an orange jumpsuit and shuffled papers, his ears sticking out from his shriveled head like bat wings.
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I hunched over my laptop, hiding tears from my coworkers as message after message, little snippets of love and support, poured in from people I had no idea were aware of my existence.
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That's what you may find yourself thinking as "Eighth Grade" opens and Kayla slumps off to class, walking with shoulders hunched and head bowed against the chattering, exuberant student tide coming at her.
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I heard the screen door clang behind him and watched as the small, hunched figure plodded from his doorway down the steps to the sidewalk, clutching the guardrail, and then in our direction.
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On a recent afternoon, two mothers hunched over their laptops at a table while caregivers tended their babies in the other half of the room strewn with toys, bouncy chairs and car seats.
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Belichick, his hands in the pockets of a hooded parka that cloaked his hunched frame, paced the bench area in solitude, with those in his vicinity retreating even farther from his brooding presence.
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Circling the grounds clockwise were half a dozen frail and elderly Bhutanese, some with hunched backs and canes, chanting the six perfections that lead to enlightenment: generosity, morality, patience, energy, meditation and wisdom.
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He made a strange painting, "Something From Sleep III (for Tom Rauffenbart)," of a figure hunched over a telescope; instead of a human body, the figure is the cosmos itself, constellated with planets.
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He displays calming and submissive signals and behaviors (ears back and down, tail tucked, lowered or hunched posture, puppy licking of the person's face, pawing) because he wants assurance he won't be hurt.
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One afternoon, I found Liang hunched over his office desk, flipping through a yellowed, dog-eared copy of the Chinese criminal-procedure law, hoping to find a new way forward on Xie's case.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — In a sleek laboratory at Marshall University last month, four high school teachers hunched over a miniature steam-electric boiler, a tabletop replica of the gigantic machinery found in power plants.
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To reach young Brooklynites, a trendsetting group often hunched over phones, Stuyvesant Town has rolled out an ad campaign that may seem counterintuitive, involving something both old-fashioned and off-line: a truck.
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Hunched over a logbook at his desk in the 47th last week, Mr. Fastook followed his finger down the page to see who had been on duty and who would be reporting in.
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In a book-lined room on the third floor of the New York Academy of Medicine in Manhattan, Ms. Anderson was hunched over a laptop, working her way through a list of states.
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CHINCHOLI, India (Reuters) - A few years ago, in this sweltering corner of western India, the horizon was dotted with hunched, barefoot women swinging sickles all day to cut wheat for the spring harvest.
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Unlike many of Owens's crazier outings — like the bulbous, down-stuffed puffers that hunched shoulders in this show — the recognizable form of the suit allowed viewers to navigate their way through Owens's extremes.
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When his next patient, a hunched older woman arrived, Miller started by asking her not just about her pain, sleep and meds but also about how she was doing since her dog died.
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"There were only local trains, no express," Khan, 30, said as he hunched with an electric drill trying to fix the handle of his snow shovel inside the convenience store where he works.
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And Caroline (the terrific Ruth Wilson) lives at home caring for him and her mother; she, too seems injured in some way, a little hunched and not quite accustomed to having others around.
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Clemens walks west on 232th Street, Blade-Runner lumens from Times Square lasering out at us every time we hustle across an avenue, hunched against the pre-Christmas cold and the pre-Christmas shoppers.
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But maybe you're not a fan of hunched-over squinting into a telescope's eyepiece amid swarms of nipping insects, while taking brief breaks to shine your red-filtered flashlight down at a reference guide.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - At 2 am one Saturday night, Syrian brothers Mustafa and Ahmed were at home hunched over a screen watching live black and white security camera footage of men destroying their clothes shop.
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At the end of the room, a group of actors and production staff hunched over a bank of TV screens that monitored the action as Bousman talked me through his vision for the show.
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The photos of March, hunched, broken and alone in a bare cage tugged at the heartstrings of countless animal lovers, many of whom shared the photos on Facebook and contacted ACCT Philly to help.
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Theresa May laying out the case for her deal on Tuesday, her voice so hoarse that it could hardly be heard and her body hunched, was a moment of both personal and national humiliation.
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Hunched on his knees in the corner in celebration – the entire Everton squad having piled on his back – he held his face for a while longer, the emotion clearly getting the better of him.
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As the copter's propellers whirred overhead, in the shade cast by the old church's bell tower below, musicians of all ages hummed together, hunched over modular synthesizers, MIDI controllers, effects pedals, gongs, and more.
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McGregor, ecstatic, his veins popping with relief, stands up and screams "Y'ALL DO NUTTIN" before sitting back down on the floor, legs crossed, hunched over in concentration, coiled like a spring, ready to roll.
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With companies like Google, Uber and others racing ahead to develop fully autonomous vehicles, the era of the driver hunched over the steering wheel may eventually give way to a living room on wheels.
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She was 92 years old and could be seen at all hours of day, shoulders hunched, slowly pushing her black cart filled with bottles and cans through the streets of South Richmond Hill, Queens.
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Her Joan is an extroverted introvert, or perhaps vice versa, with the curled and slightly hunched posture of someone trying to disappear by folding inward and drawing all the more attention in the process.
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The only lights came from the balconied hotels and elevated pagodas on the shore, and from a temple with a startlingly large and hunched black Buddha, in a golden robe with glinting white eyes.
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From there, it is possible to look across the rooftops of other boardinghouses and see figures hunched over their cellphones, in all directions, a wide-angle shot of young India in pursuit of love.
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Now, after years without health coverage, besieged by untreated nerve pain and hunched over a cane, he finally has the golden ticket to get the medical procedures that will bring relief: a Medicaid card.
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MUMBAI, India — At the top of a staircase covered in dirt and sequins, several dozen Indian artisans hunched over yards of fabric, using needles to embroider garments for the world's most powerful fashion brands.
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Well, if you're hovering over your ... or you're hunched over your keys and you get a 15-minute chair massage and you have to go back to hunching over your keys, that's not relaxation.
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Doisneau chose to shoot such dark moments, capturing travellers in the metro during a bomb scare in 1944, coal pickers in Saint-Denis hunched before the River Seine and a baby wrapped in dirty blankets.
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But before you spend the next four hours hunched in front of a mirror or on WebMD diagnosing your imminent death, know this: Just like scrotums can get pimples or cysts, so can your vulva.
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Hunched over the desktop beside me is my good friend Miguel San Martin, who is also my deputy in managing our part of the project: the critical component known as Entry, Descent, and Landing (EDL).
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I immediately spotted at least three people passed out in the café, one of whom was pretending to look at his phone (which was turned off), but was actually hunched over, snoring in his seat.
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CHINCHOLI, India, March 233 (Reuters) - A few years ago, in this sweltering corner of western India, the horizon was dotted with hunched, barefoot women swinging sickles all day to cut wheat for the spring harvest.
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By the time Kevin Spacey scuttles in as Nixon, all hunched shoulders and crablike motion, you have spent too much time watching the filmmakers pad the movie, including via Elvis's dull friend Jerry (Alex Pettyfer).
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Our bodies aren't meant to always be hunched, always be sitting and always be reaching for keyboards, and in a society that demands decreasing amounts of regular movement, we simply don't get enough physical activity.
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AWKWARD STRONGMEN Trump shows Putin respect by containing his physical presence inward, a pose he commonly adopts when meeting with the press and dignitaries: here he sits with shoulders hunched, hands rigorously together, eyes downcast.
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Most days, Michael Harrison, a former mine electrician and "buggy man" who once drove trucks 700 feet underground, can be found hunched over a silver laptop, designing websites for clients like the Pikeville tourism board.
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As is usual for this time of day, office workers congregate around street food stalls, hunched over heaving falafel flatbread wraps, tottering past William Blake's grave with chili sauce dripping down their freshly pressed shirts.
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In Triumfalnaya Square in central Moscow, a young woman in cinched pants, a purple button-down shirt and sneakers sat hunched, reading a book, in front of a statue of the Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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"It was so sad to see this elderly, distinguished doctor who'd pleaded guilty and lost his career, his reputation, virtually everything, hunched over on the witness stand having to reveal all this," Ms. Kolhatkar recalled.
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Ask my roommate: A couple of years ago, he walked in on me hunched over a pot of boiling water, Betty Boop beach towel shrouding my head, hacking away as I breathed in the steam.
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Hope Frye, an immigration attorney who leads inspections of detention facilities, was visiting a detention camp in the Rio Grande Valley when she came across a mother hunched over in a wheelchair holding a bundle.
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It's harder to peel ourselves out of bed in the half-light of morning, and hunched over our desks at work, we can feel our productivity draining away with the remnants of the afternoon sun.
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We can all agree that plenty of things in life are more enriching than the hours we spend hunched over scrollable feeds on our phones, saving astrology memes, skimming mega-captions, and ogling strangers' European vacations.
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On the hillsides near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, threatened by the Easy fire, the winds made it a challenge even to walk — slowly, hunched over, both hands holding your hat.
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Grizzlies 91, Knicks 85 Carmelo Anthony was hunched over on the end of the Knicks' bench wearing a gray jacket and dark tie as he watched the tense final moments against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday.
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However, when the rate card includes space in a Digital Darkroom for $75 and the Internet goes down immediately it's a little hard to claim moral superiority over the poor hacks hunched over liveblogging rigs tonight.
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I've been told that others in our camp set their watches to the distant shadow of my body, hunched over, diligently folding, each finished crane set in front of me in tiny rows separated by color.
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A reader, in an attempt to follow what is actually transpiring—sex—might find herself swept away by such absurd abstractions as "clamorous rollercoaster coil" or "hunched disadvantage" and then unable to find her way back.
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Danuvius indicates that upright walking originated in the trees, not on the ground, and that humankind's last common ancestor with apes did not go through a stage of hunched knuckle-walking, as previously thought, Böhme added.
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His bouldered shoulders were hunched, his iron-gray hair was thinning, and his eyes peered out over cheap black frames, looking exactly like the aging wrestling coach that, in another timeline, he surely would have been.
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A lifetime of sitting, no matter the stance, is bad, and is why even the prototype office worker, Emma, looks like an animorph; her robot body wrecked by imaginary years of sitting hunched over a desk.
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He was a giant, broad-chested and hunched like a big brown bear; his daddy, it was said, was on a chain gang in Alabama for murdering his mother, making Griff's meanness a handed-down thing.
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On the side of a Nashville liquor store, there's a recently painted mural of a man riding a yellow and green John Deere lawn mower, his shoulders slightly hunched as he stares over the steering wheel.
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He was hunched alone over the hard grey plastic of his table, square shoulders rounded, staring straight down, pushing a small portion of potato chips and mac and cheese from side to side across his plate.
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JERSEY CITY — One Monday afternoon in December, Nur-E Gulshan Rahman was perched on a hot-pink step stool, her body hunched over a boti, a steel cutting instrument she bought back in her native Bangladesh.
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Twelve years ago, when news first spread that the boy, Tirtha, 2900, had been detained on suspicion of being a Maoist, Mr. Tharu was hunched over in a field, where he worked as a bonded laborer.
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Squeezed into another room is "Cave" (2019), a set of vast cuboid voids that, were they to be seen from afar, might be recognisable as a hunched body lying on its side, with one knee raised.
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Microsoft Surface 2 Intel Core i7 512GB - Platinum Ideal for professionals who spend hours hunched over their computers, this Surface Book comes equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor that allows for multitasking sans the lag.
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At one tense moment, Mr. Biden — hunched over a speakerphone in his office with Mr. Sperling and other staff members — struggled to remember the name of Rohit Kumar, the McConnell adviser crunching the numbers for Republicans.
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On the other side of the tent, though, Bernhard Hauser, 40, of Burghausen, was hunched over, eyes peeking out from a stack of blankets, offering monosyllabic utterances through clattering teeth as three paramedics kept close watch.
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On a rainy evening in Milan, Alessia Giuliani, 24, sat in a field office for the "yes" campaign hunched over lists of phone numbers she had spent the day calling in support of Mr. Renzi's changes.
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People who had tried not to make eye contact with me while hunched over desks earlier in the day making phone calls now recognized me, and high-fived me on the way out of the Marriott.
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Surrounded by bodyguards, he walked toward the bike path, his body motions more fluid than the typically stiff, statuesque poses he makes on Instagram would suggest, his shoulders hunched and long arms swaying as he moved.
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Maybe it's throbbing after a long day hunched on a keyboard, maybe you tried a new yoga pose you weren't exactly ready for, maybe you slept funny — or maybe it just started aching for no apparent reason.
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None of the displays of motherhood I see in those places show her hunched over a laptop with a sleeping baby strapped to her chest, with a partner and preschooler shooting foam rockets in the next room.
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Will the human body adapt over time through generations of mobile phone use and eventually evolve into some kind of hunched-over version of itself with vision specifically engineered to stare at a screen all day long?
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Jonah is an archetypal Jesse Eisenberg character: hunched, guarded, bristling from a defensive crouch, yet unable to hide the innermost wounds that in turn feed a cruel streak, honing themselves into the sharp point of his face.
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The actress studied the French singer's way of walking and talking, but also adopted her thin eyebrows, curly hair and, portraying Piaf toward the end of her life, a hunched back as well as a receding hairline.
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Just as crucially, those expensive IT staff that are sat hunched over a PC monitoring various processes are now free to use their knowledge, skills, and experience to work with the business to develop next-generation ideas.
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I'd turned my back on the bar and was hunched over my phone, responding to one of the lamebrained provocateurs at #moneymostly who seemed to exist only to spew insults, when suddenly the E.S.P. woman was back.
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Simultaneously, it underscores how Morgan owes his continued status as one of The Walking Dead's most compelling characters to Lennie James's power as an actor, especially his ability to completely embody Morgan's hunched silences and brooding anguish.
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Lee Duveneck's fall into a plank position, toward the end of "all at once," reappears more dramatically in "Promethean Fire" (the first program's finale), as does the moment when one dancer drapes herself over another's hunched spine.
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This week, Mr. Gilbert, 34, was hunched over the defense table in a Manhattan courtroom, a shadow of the strapping blond surfer he once was, with unkempt beard and hair, rocking in his chair and staring downward.
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He was hunched over a pale ale one recent afternoon at Trencher's, a sports bar in a large mixed-use complex called The Landing, which opened in 2007 on what used to be Boeing property in Renton.
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Appearing deflated, emotionally and literally, in a suit that looked like it had become a little too large, the television producer Marc Henry Johnson sat hunched in a metal chair in a courthouse cafeteria on Tuesday morning.
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How glorious and fascinating it was: There was sweat, heavy breathing and hunched-over focus as he reckoned with two and a half hours of numbingly difficult music from throughout the 20th century, pausing only for intermission.
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The hunched torsos in "Backs" — as many as 80 arranged in rows and bent over as though in prayer, or obeisance or in anticipation of the lash — cast a spell all the more powerful for their ambiguity.
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Salemme, who headed the New England family of La Cosa Nostra, shuffles in and out of the courtroom, hunched over, only occasionally lifting his head to wave and wink at a reporter who has covered him for decades.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Hunched over the keyboard of his computer in a mobile home park a few miles from Disneyland, Peter Ronald Wexler allegedly blogged in support of cop killers and the terror group ISIS, according to authorities.
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Until the 23 May poll, and for several days after, about 40 people will be hunched over screens around the clock, monitoring the shifting pace of online conversation, looking for signs of manipulation, fake news or hate speech.
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Instead I just nodded, croaked, "Sure," and spent the rest of the day hunched over, desperate to be home, cursing the thin cotton of my rainbow T-shirt, wondering who was looking at me and what they saw.
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Even her physicality is suggestively dual: she walks with the hunched tenderness of the aged and overburdened, but also, through a glance or a gleeful, violent lunge, shows a youthfulness that makes you wonder who Elizabeth once was.
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He was working remotely, back in his bedroom or hunched over a laptop at the Starbucks he now frequented on the 4.54th floor of Columbia Center, the tallest building in town, where the views were stunning and free.
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Walk through the door of Triggr Health in the bubbly River North area of Chicago and you could be inside any start-up in Silicon Valley: long tables with engineers in T-shirts and jeans hunched over keyboards.
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The nearest dead-end town is an hour's walk away and when you get there you're greeted by nothing more than the sorry sight of hunched, miserable men, silently drinking pints in a silent pub until they die.
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The studio looks similar to those of many fashion designers: Gargantuan tables that could seat 20 are layered with tissuey mille-feuilles of paper patterns, the building blocks of collections, people hunched over and slicing out cloth pieces.
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Somehow in the heat of the moment, I forgot how she was hunched over "The Grapes of Wrath" when I went to bed at midnight; that she's about to swim three miles and her hair will freeze afterward.
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And although in restaurants and bread shops, it's mostly men who, hunched over clay ovens, produce industrial quantities of it, at home it's usually women who have to sweat over the griddle three times a day, every day.
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You procrastinate every morning scrolling through your Instagram or Twitter feed, spend the day at work hunched over a computer, and reserve a considerable chunk of your free time for catching up on Netflix's latest slate of titles.
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They are among his first to be entirely photo-based, being derived from a damaged photograph of the British painter Lucian Freud, seated on a bed in his studio, hunched over, covering his face with his right hand.
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There are no close ups: the people — a fisherman, a monk, or a hunched villager — are tiny figures dwarfed by the vastness of a landscape, signifying a worldview far from the passions and agonies of Europe's Old Masters.
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Savage and a dozen other professional poker players — all male, all playing remotely online — spent hours per day over 12 days last month, hunched over their computer screens, trying their best to beat an artificial intelligence system dubbed Pluribus.
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It's a cool video that puts a variety of Drake-centric shots together, showing him riding around Toronto in a car, hunched over a studio work station, and the CN Tower standing tall over the rest of the city.
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Yet thousands of people in formal attire were hunched under umbrellas, standing in sideways rain in Kim Il Sung Square -- named for North Korea's founding father, who still holds the title of "eternal president" 22 years after his death.
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His menacing aura was not diminished by a severe case of arthritis that crippled him so badly that he was hunched over when he slowly walked with two canes, struggling to put one foot in front of the other.
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But I know that moment, reclined in my family's living room, listening to I-can't-even-remember-what, watching my mom and dad on the edge of the couch, hunched over the phone, those headphones became my personal retreat.
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Cruz, who had a particularly difficult Monday, was photographed on a morning plane ride hunched over his phone while looking at what appeared to be picture of his bass-playing political opponent, Democrat Beto O'Rourke, according to Politico Playbook.
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The Tar Pit has trapped a great many of us: clinicians, scientists, police, salespeople—all of us hunched over our screens, spending more time dealing with constraints on how we do our jobs and less time simply doing them.
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On those mornings, I pull myself out of bed, drag my hunched body to the kitchen like Quasimodo, and reach a dying arm for the cupboard to pull out a can of Juanita's menudo—the piquant elixir of rebirth.
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On top of the endless list of job applications, my wife and I would spend our evenings hunched over bills, discussing the logistics and finances of how we could pull off raising a child on my wife's income alone.
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Obama's chair bears a certain resemblance to the chair in Gilbert Stuart's iconic portrait of George Washington, as Holland Cotter pointed out at the New York Times, and his hunched-over, thoughtful pose echoes the lines of Rodin's Thinker.
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The dinner, which honors contemporary artists who donated works to festival winners, drew a starry crowd, including Leonardo DiCaprio, who sat next to Mr. De Niro, hunched over a plate with a Dodgers cap pulled low on his brow.
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As the testimony unfolded on the TV screens, Michael O'Brien, 643, a retired teacher, hunched over his tablet, earbuds inserted, because he said the livestream from PBS was arriving just a few seconds earlier than the cable news feed.
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Images of the then-89-year-old hunched over his cart, struggling to push it, told a moving story: His wife could no longer work with him, and the daughter who cooked for them every day died in 2016.
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Earlier this month, over coffee in New York's Washington Square Park, Shults, whose broad, slightly hunched shoulders attest to his own high-school wrestling days, discussed the personal origin of "Waves" and how thinking about mortality influences his work.
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"Artfully lighted and shot to accentuate the character's trembling, affronted jowls, his shoulders hunched, face bunched, he creeps along like a spider, alternately retreating into the shadows and pouncing with a smile," Manohla Dargis wrote of Mr. Langella's performance.
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Settling in at a River North restaurant with a small group of mostly black professionals, I hunched over my laptop clacking out a story on deadline as CNN announced Obama's historic win, his countenance glowing from the oversized TV screen.
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If social media is making you feel like you should be in a bikini on a yacht instead of under the fluorescent lights at work, hunched over your computer, it might not be the worst idea to give it a break.
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When I found him in the visiting clubhouse on a Friday afternoon at Fenway Park, Jason Heyward was hunched over an iPad, broad shoulders squared, eyes locked intently on video of one of his plate appearances two nights earlier in Pittsburgh.
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I'm Stuck, Escola performs both new characters and old favorites, like the Goblin Commuter of Hoboken, a nine-to-five worker bee living off the PATH train who would be excruciatingly ordinary except she is a hunched, creaky-voiced goblin.
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I kept my shoulders hunched, wore baggy sweatshirts even at the height of the Southern California summer, and I stole glances at the partially hidden covers of Playboy and Hustler as I passed, as curious as I was self-conscious.
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Tunsil, wearing gold and black studded shoes and a snazzier bow tie, somehow looked small as he sat hunched over and alone at a table on the podium, ready to answer questions after he had been picked by the Dolphins.
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They looked to be in their late forties, about Isaac's age, but maybe they were younger, prematurely aged by whatever substances he'd seen them inject—more than once, hunched against the church wall—into their arms, or hands, or feet.
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Just before the debate, desperate to shift attention from his pattern of harassment, Mr. Trump sat hunched over a blank notepad in a hotel meeting room, encouraging four women to face the cameras and tell their stories of sexual victimization.
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Fonzi was hunched over the Avid console; Haynes sat on a sofa eight feet behind him, his production notes at his side, staring at a large monitor as they applied a fine filigree of rhythm and clarity to the scenes.
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She told them about the decades she had spent hunched up in her home, repeatedly pulling a needle through tough leather as she sewed shoe uppers, the meager income she earned, her failing eyesight and the wounds on her hands.
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Her Devices series is based on photos of real people staring at their smartphones, but Pollock omits the actual gadgets, transforming subjects into hunched figures staring at their empty hands, faces lit by the ghostly blue glow of their missing phones.
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I'd heard him mention certain dishes she was famous for cooking, and wondered if he missed having a partner who'd spend her weekends creating grand edible concoctions rather than lying curled up with a book or hunched over a jigsaw puzzle.
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As the driver, Sam Jessup, followed a succession of laser-straight farm roads through the sugar-beet fields, and a documentary filmmaker, Deia Schlosberg, recorded events from the back seat, Foster sat hunched in the passenger seat, mentally rehearsing his plan.
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Alas, everything goes left when he loops Al into a group text with his "gangster" girlfriend, who turns out to be one of the millions of vanilla twentysomethings hunched over a guitar, trying to go viral with an acoustic rap cover.
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A line of prisoners, hunched over and handcuffed to one another, some limping — beating the soles of the feet is a common torture method — were led through a drab courtyard and, one by one, sat across from me in an office.
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Mr. Langlitz found that such garments didn't fit well when he was hunched over his bike, so he took one apart and modified it, using the skills he had picked up while working in a glove factory during the war.
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Steven Matz, the Mets' starter, hunched over at the waist and yelled "No way!" in the direction of an improbable home run by Enrique Hernandez, an opposite-field, go-ahead, two-run blast on an outside curveball in the third inning.
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He suddenly hunched over at second base, causing Manager Terry Collins and the team trainer to sprint out to his aid, no doubt expecting the worst from a player who has already missed 37 games with a hamstring strain this season.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Segal — wearing a brown apron and glasses, which made him look a little like Geppetto as he sat hunched over a workbench — methodically took apart a violin that had developed a crack in its top.
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Like the proverbial ostrich with its head in the ground, we are hunched over our cell phones and tablets totally absorbed in games, mindless chatter and texts, scrolling through social media feeds and whiling away the hours of our lives.
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As his private chef hunched over the stove, preparing a game-day pasta meal, Mr. Durant slumped into the world's longest sectional sofa and stared out the soaring windows, which were rattling from the wind, toward downtown Oakland in the distance.
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But my God I feel the walls closing in at night when I look across the camp and see Dutch hunched over on the edge of his bunk, staring pensively at the ground as a celebration goes late into the night.
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I found myself reminded of these unfulfilled summer dreams — my original mammary failure — as a new mother hunched over a whinging breast pump that for its best efforts could only exert the rare, stingy drop of milk from my sore and feckless tits.
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Hunched over in his seat, he offered assurances that Trump's budget, which had just been announced days earlier, wouldn't end up as "dramatic" as proposed and spoke as fluently about questions over public lands and timber issues as he did about appropriations.
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Only then can you enter a new room, and even then, you can expect to be dropped on from above by one of the game's hunched assassins dislodging themselves from their position on the ceiling to plant a knife in your back.
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Among the sufficient behaviors to indicate your cat may be in pain (the full list is below) were: absence of grooming, a hunched-up posture, the avoidance of bright areas (which tends to indicate eye trouble), and a change in feeding behavior.
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The last suspect to appear was a bald, bespectacled man in his mid-thirties, named Louai; he was hunched over a pair of short wooden crutches, and moved as if one of his legs were paralyzed and his vertebrae were no longer aligned.
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It gets tiring waving at them all—stressed-out, wrinkled accidents of the human form, with white hair, or no hair, or nubby yellow sun visors, grimacing, hunched over their steering wheels, as if they were being chased by men with guns.
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" Hunched over his laptop, he mutters a version that won't make it to the show — "Shooting off at the mouth, shooting from the hip, shooting the shit" — before he gets stuck and trails off into, "Shooting something, shooty shooty shooty shooty shot.
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I watch TV, spy a guy who has just the right combination of external shyness with the hint of filthy secrets bubbling beneath, and I picture him sitting alone at a desk, hunched eagerly over his phone or tablet, aggressively beating one out.
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We were walking up Apolonia, the main thoroughfare, though it wasn't until we reached the center of town that there were any real signs of life, some open shops, a restaurant, a man at a table outside, hunched over a slice of pizza.
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The new 1 World Trade Center looms overhead, and it is surrounded by gleaming new buildings, a shopping center packed with luxury brands and the Oculus, the audaciously designed transit hub that resembles the spine of a hunched bird, breaching the earth.
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"What I remember is Bowie standing there wearing a pair of cans with his collar turned up as if he was in the rain, hunched over, shuffling about in a box of gravel," his producer, Gus Dudgeon, told Bowie biographer David Buckley.
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The spectacle of these men and women hunched over their sewing machines will not only resonate with those whose family histories include time working in a sweatshop, but anyone who reaps the benefit of inexpensive Chinese-manufactured clothing, which is to say, everyone.
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As a child, she would squat hunched over a long rectangular stone in her neighbor's yard to pound the red chiles, garlic and belacan into a paste with a blunt rock that served as a makeshift pestle, a fairly common technique in kampongs.
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Gainesville has been called a "popular destination for homeless travelers," and as I walk downtown, I find two men, no older than the legal drinking age — one with a shaved head, and another with a couple of nascent dreadlocks — hunched against a wall.
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During these stretches, though, on the huge screen behind him, he was often shown in full, his hunched figure taking up almost the whole view — a man in contemplative pose, a man curling into himself for protection, a man trapped in a box.
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Harvey Weinstein showed up to court Monday morning for the first day of jury selection in his rape trial looking haggard and unsteady, hunched over a walker—something he's used nearly every time he's appeared in public over the past few months.
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" Short and hunched, with a thin beard and a baggy suit, Wildstein spoke softly as he described using the Port Authority—with its sprawling network of bridges, tunnels, and airports, and its almost five billion dollars in revenue—as a political "goody bag.
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So that's what I did: I said nothing as all the inmates around me hunched over their new tablets, day in and day out, either playing one of its simple games or shaking their heads angrily as they tried to figure out how.
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Some quick work with a coin will reveal two horribly long strings of numbers, and along with a hunched-over clutch of other addicts, you'll enter the numbers into the password page of ETECSA, Cuba's government-run telecommunications monopoly, whose design aesthetics are solidly 1997.
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Some quick work with a coin will reveal two horribly long strings of numbers, and along with a hunched-over clutch of other addicts, you'll enter the numbers into the password page of ETECSA, Cuba's government-run telecommunications monopoly, whose design aesthetics are solidly 1997.
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In a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers found that body postures involving widespread limbs and a stretched torso nearly doubles the odds of success compared with closed postures involving limbs held close to the torso, hunched over.
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Bells tinkle in mahogany doorways to sound a customer's arrival; swaths of checks, wool and herringbone from the finest mills in Britain are piled high; and cutters sit hunched in basements and poky back rooms to fulfill orders for wealthy clients around the world.
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Hunched over her saumon marine, Peggy Siegal, the omnipresent New York film publicist and event planner, was sitting between Oliver Stone and Anne Hearst at the Manhattan restaurant La Grenouille last October, talking about the night she tried to ascend to the throne of England.
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Even accounting for the troll-y nature of most voice chats, I don't want to talk to real people, to needle each other about breasts or skill level, to hear an endless array of other players, hunched over keyboards across the hemisphere like I am.
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Capitals 4, Islanders 1 As Alex Ovechkin's wrist shot slithered past Jaroslav Halak to give the Washington Capitals a 2-23 lead late in the first period, Halak, the Islanders' goaltender, shook his head in frustration as he hunched in front of his net.
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Michelangeli, who admired the jazz pianist Bill Evans and was admired by Evans in turn, plays this whole stretch of music as if he were hunched over a piano in a smoke-filled club, at one in the morning, sometime during the Eisenhower Administration.
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In 2018, researchers dispelled the myth that Neanderthals lived more dangerous, violent lives than humans, and another study used CT scans of fossils to reveal that Neanderthals may not have sported the barrel-chested bodies and hunched posture we see in museums and textbooks.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Flash forward to 2019 and the paparazzi are still snapping pictures of Garner hunched over in the exact same position (but no undies exposed this time).
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This is no longer the case, but you would never know that from a university prospectus, and its pictures of toothsome, smiling students lounging in cafeterias, hunched over a laptop in a library, playing sport, or clad in graduation gowns and hats, clutching their degrees.
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The images that emerge from their work together show Hill running on sidewalks outside high concrete walls; standing arms akimbo outside the gates of a Neo-Gothic building; hunched over hands on knees, trying to catch his breath; sagging exhausted in a bougainvillea-lined archway.
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But a group of friends who spent the night at a home in Palaiseau, a rural town located a few miles outside Paris, encountered a gruesome surprise in the backyard of their weekend rental: a decomposed body hunched over on the edge of the woods.
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Back in 2007, when I was blissfully unaware of the emotional tether one white family in Calabasas would have one me, Kris Jenner was hunched over with a digital camera taking photos her then relatively unknown daughter, Kim Kardashian, as she posed nude for Playboy.
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A group of friends that spent the night at a home in Palaiseau, a rural town located a few miles outside Paris, encountered a gruesome surprise in the backyard of their weekend rental: a decomposed body hunched over on the edge of the woods.
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Stevie Van Zandt stopped by to suggest genius tweaks while hunched over on a stool, and singer-songwriter turned reluctant pop star Sia, who pretty much owns current radio, infused the Top 5 with all sorts of "Someone who matters believes in me!" goodness.
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Protectively hunched over on a couch in baggy jeans and a beanie, Cole does look the part; he reminded me of the kind of pasty, silently seething boy who might take up a tiki torch after watching too many alt-right videos on YouTube.
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It was a desperate looking thing, with a garbage bag taped over the back window; one of its occupants, Joss Carter, got out, lit a rolled cigarette and surveyed the crowd with hunched shoulders before walking around to the back and opening the trunk.
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In the first episode of the HBO mini-series "Catherine the Great," the empress of Russia is hunched over her desk writing about her political ambitions while her jealous lover stares into a hand mirror, primping for a cross-dressing masquerade at the palace.
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During the seventies and eighties, he remained "hunched over a sort of periscope, peering down a little green tube," as he wrote in an unpublished memoir, trying to answer his own question: How does a neuron's axon find its way to its appropriate target?
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At 10 AM the Saturday before inauguration day, on the sixth floor of the Van Pelt Library at the University of Pennsylvania, roughly 60 hackers, scientists, archivists, and librarians were hunched over laptops, drawing flow charts on whiteboards, and shouting opinions on computer scripts across the room.
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BEAUVAIS, France (Reuters) - Hunched over a burning oil drum on a traffic island, protesters in yellow vests line up to decry France's punishing fuel taxes and spiraling living costs, blaming a president who they see as detached from the everyday struggles of life outside the city.
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Hunched over, shackled at the hands and ankles, and walking slowly, the driver of a school bus that collided with a dump truck on a New Jersey highway last week, killing a student and teacher, appeared in court Friday on death-by-auto charges.
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All the awkwardness of his early twenties seemed to have faded too – or at least it looked that way on stage, where he was no longer hunched over and hiding beneath a huge fringe, but twirling around with a mic and moving his hips to the beat.
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When Mr. Dawson, sailing with a crew of two boys, picks up a shivering soldier (Cillian Murphy, credited as "Shivering Soldier") hunched on a floating wreck, the soldier balks at going back to the beach he just escaped, and knocks one of the boys below deck.
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He may like to present himself as a fantasist of the mundane, hunched over his trinkets like a jeweler examining diamonds, but these stories are strewn with enough references to history to suggest that he is fully aware of the context from which his writing springs.
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Museum officials have tried for years, without luck, to find someone who can furnish a picture of Mr. Ogletree — on vacation, perhaps; under a mortar board at graduation; beaming with happiness at his wedding; or hunched over a sketch pad drawing cars, something he loved to do.
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The group started snapping pictures and speaking in enthusiastic whispers, although it was hard to say whether they kept their voices low out of respect for the art, or for the dozens of students giving them bemused looks, hunched over seemingly endless rows of Mac computers.
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Sabres 4, Rangers 123 Midway through what could have been a happy night for the Rangers, goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, with a gray cap low on his head and a towel around his neck, hunched in the far corner of his team's bench, glumly staring at the floor.
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By day's end, you're a shell of your former self: Your hair is greasy, your sweatshirt is covered in bits of the stale tortilla chips you grazed on all day for "lunch," and your back hurts because you've been hunched over your laptop in bed without moving.
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STOCKHOLM — In the Stockholm suburb of Varby Gard, it was not unusual to see the figure of a 63-year-old man pedaling a bicycle home after the end of his shift as an aide for disabled adults, hunched against the icy wind of a Swedish winter.
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I received my first confirmation of this one morning in 52401658, when I dropped by to secure a lunch reservation and found the proprietress, Piera Bortoluzzi Librai, hunched over a bowl filled with the tiny local shrimp known as schie, which she peeled with her own fingers.
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Mostly, I just thought of him as Our Boy, less because of his youth than because of the vulnerability communicated through Mr. Whitehead's slight figure and tangible physical performance, his small and large gestures and moves: the darting, panicked eyes; the nervous, abrupt gestures; the hunched shoulders.
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She had transformed herself from an abused wife, cowering and hunched in the front seat of her husband's car while he slapped her, to an international bureaucrat attempting what no woman had ever done before: winning, by popular vote, the right to lead an African country.
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Professor Swaaningen also argued that in the digital age, an increasing number of 12- to 18-year-olds — the most high-risk age group for committing petty street crime — spent time hunched over their computers, taking them off the streets and potentially reducing levels of criminality.
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Bo followed the sight line of the barrel and saw that it was aimed not at the doe but at the low-slung figure of a dog like no dog he had ever seen, sleek and hunched and twitching at the far end of the field.
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Admittedly, I didn't know what to expect outside of what I'd read in magazines or seen in Phantom Thread: a dozen elderly French women hunched over, needles and thimbles in hand, peering at me over the tops of their glasses, dead silent beyond the murmur of a Bonjour.
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The other actors allegedly turned around when they heard Kashino growning and noticed he was hunched over and wounded in the stomach, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported, according to the AP. An autopsy has been scheduled to determine the exact cause of his death, The Japanese Times reports.
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Despite the incessant stream of orders, Ms. Offolter works alone and prefers it that way, spending seven days a week hunched over a packing bench in one of her four shade houses, carefully rolling up each plant in paper "like a burrito" before tucking it into a package.
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Pickup trucks stuffed with men, women, children — a Highlands version of public transportation — shared the narrow dirt roads with women walking to markets and men and young boys descending from the mountains, hunched because of the stacks of wood on their backs, almost as big as their thin bodies.
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Wednesday's finals were a great big mess of boobs and sparkly bits — Trent Harmon and La'Porsha Renae belted the bejesus out of "Chandelier" and "Diamonds," while Jennifer Lopez spent the evening hunched over at the perfect angle in what can only be described as a figure skating evening gown.
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The absence of easy-to-read meanings allows other resonances to emerge: the child diving off a pier (probably?) at Coney Island, his body arcing toward the water, echoes, a page later, a man sitting in a diner booth in Juarez, Mexico, his body hunched in a similar arc.
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I walked the perimeter of my square, marveling at the range of non-squirrel activity: a teenager doing wheelies on 110th Street, kids skating around the statue of Frederick Douglass in the traffic circle, a man hunched over a trash bag sorting through pieces of unidentifiable 1980s office equipment.
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Neighborhood Joint Lawrence Brennan, a retired Navy captain, and his daughter, Mary Kate Brennan, hunched over a table as the duo — both maritime lawyers — scoured a chart of Tokyo Bay in Japan, days after a container ship had collided with the U.S.S. Fitzgerald, a Navy warship, in June.
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Minutes after Harvey Weinstein, hunched over a walker, entered a Manhattan courthouse Monday to start his long-delayed sexual assault trial, several of the disgraced Hollywood producer's accusers gathered outside to celebrate that he's even facing criminal consequences — and to make it clear that their work was not over.
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Last month, as Rafael reminded the wider world of his staying power with a surprise run to the final of the Australian Open at age 30, it was still Toni there in the players' box, hunched forward and trying to hold his emotions in check under his sponsored cap.
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She was slightly hunched over, and yet her right arm, long and lean — she danced for many years — gesticulated freely and expressively, so that the contrast gave the impression of someone in a conflicted emotional state, someone both wanting to tell her story and unsure about doing so.
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The camel spin has a funny (if contested) origin story; supposedly, it was known as an "arabesque" until some poor unknown '30s skating contestant performed it so poorly that his or her silhouette formed the unfortunately hunched shape of a desert ungulate, and somehow the nickname rose to dominance.
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My mind started racing through my flaws, organizing them into a detailed list that would soon become a repetitive internal mantra: My glasses were an ugly shape, my hair was curly and frizzy, I didn't wear makeup, I wore frumpy clothing, I hunched over when I walked, I was too skinny.
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Donaldson stands close to the plate and hunched, his hands bobbing meanly, and when he sees a pitch he likes, he uncorks himself so fast—straightening up, bat zooming through to a one-handed finish, heels spinning on the dirt—that he seems liable to rip every ligament in his body.
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Mayer's words point to an ambiguous middle ground between the two: "As I answer your questions, the shadow of my hunched form over my laptop is making me aware of my need for more structures in my life that will allow my physical form to deteriorate," she tells The Creators Project.
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A newly married couple had flown him to the little village especially to play their wedding, and the Ukrainian composer sat hunched over the church's old piano, his long grey hair the only part of him visible under the low lights, shyly acknowledging the small audience as they took their seats.
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I've spent cumulative days of my life hunched over in museums telling myself that art makes us all better people, that art is the thing that truly makes us human, that art is the only possible path to salvation, to transcendence, that art has the power to heal and soothe.
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Into the trailer now, barging in on the hunched woman and her comatose wife, Brad Pitt looked all CGI huge and muscular, he seemed at first to be menacing, but now he turned the other cheek, and turned it again, turning so much that he twirled round and round in circles.
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The Frick is now showing a baker's dozen of the Spaniard's biblical portraits, of an aged, hunched Jacob and the sons who would become the founders of the Twelve Tribes of Israel, with most of the paintings on loan from a castle that until recently belonged to the Church of England.
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The Frick is now showing a baker's dozen of the Spaniard's biblical portraits, of aged, hunched Jacob and the sons who would become the founders of the Twelve Tribes of Israel, with most of the paintings on loan from a castle that until recently belonged to the Church of England.
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From a woman hunched in a sheltered nook off the side of the road I picked up a pillowy disk of mkate wa ufuta, sesame bread baked over coals, and ripped off chewy, perfectly charred chunks to nibble on a baraza, a shaded bench that's a fixture outside traditional Swahili houses.
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DILLEY, Texas — On a burning hot day last summer at the South Texas Family Residential Center, a federal detention facility for immigrant families, Kenia and her son, Michael, 11, were hunched over a foosball table in an air-conditioned recreation room when Michael dropped to the floor and started sobbing.
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And under the dark, club-like lighting, their hyper-theatrical walks—some hunched over, others dragging bags behind them like pets, another on his iPhone the whole time—suggested a beautifully, antagonistically free mode of being in the world amidst and even through the traditionally institutional realms of merchandise, sports, and business.
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As a millennial woman who goes on a jog most mornings; maintains a few no-alcohol nights per week; eats a balanced lunch hunched over at her desk; and currently has an unread email from herself, subject line "therapists," in her inbox... I know nothing about the issues outlined in this report, personally.
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Pyotr Korolyov, described as a sociologist on one spreadsheet, spent much of the summer of 2018 and fall hunched over a computer, deep in polling data at La Résidence Ankerana, a hotel the Russians used as their headquarters, until he was hospitalized with the measles, according to one person who worked with him.
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His mother said that a TV in the kitchen or dining room was barbaric, and so for as long as August could remember, his father had eaten breakfast on the couch in the living room, hunched awkwardly over the coffee table, trying not to spill coffee or drop eggs on the carpet.
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His mother said that a TV in the kitchen or dining room was barbaric, and so for as long as August could remember, his father had eaten breakfast on the couch in the living room, hunched awkwardly over the coffee table, trying not to spill coffee or drop eggs on the carpet.
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My own introduction to that history came as a child, hunched over the glowing screen of my computer for hours at a time, playing the 1996 strategy nerd-fest, "Civilization II." Finally seeing the famed cities of Samarkand and Bukhara — so richly elaborated in my own imagination — was like walking through a dream.
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But it's not the same kind of need that they had when they were babies, when I was waiting to see them crawl or hunched over them as they learned to walk; when I'd walk into the baby's room every morning feeling like I was unwrapping some fantastic and much-longed-for gift.
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"The fascinating thing about our history is that it's very dark," Brian Dunsmoor tells me, hunched over hand-scrawled menu notes for Fuss & Feathers, the supper club out of his Southern-American inflected restaurant, Hatchet Hall, that takes a deep dive into what we mean historically when we talk about American food.
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"When I think of not just the 18 people that were charged with things, but all the other people that were there -- girls, too -- I don't understand how any of them could stand there and watch someone clearly injured and unconscious, seizing, and not do anything about it, hunched over in pain," she said.
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That iconic photo of Obama hunched over in the White House Situation Room, while watching the satellite feed of the actions on the ground inside the compound says it all — the nervous anticipation of the outcome, the grave consequences of failure, and the potential second-guessing of his decision to launch SEAL Team Six.
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But the breadth and depth of Russia's top-down doping culture has still been shocking at a stage when international sports have seen enough scandals and fallen angels to turn even Pollyannas into cynics hunched over their coffee and the smoldering butt of a Gauloise in a dark corner of the global internet cafe.
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More broadly, are we really to believe that sociopaths like James Holmes are hunched over their computers, searching for theaters within a certain radius of their home, calling up place after place to hash out the nuances of their weapons policies — all without any concern about arousing suspicions on the other end of the line?
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No matter how monumental or unwieldy their creations, we prefer to imagine artists as solitary figures, their hands stained and raw: Rodin in his aerie in Meudon scratching at half-carved marble torsos; Bacon hunched over a giant canvas in South Kensington amid detritus; Calder in Connecticut, beavering away beneath a wave of bent wire.
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There's a shaggy dog quality to Kevin Sr.'s story, one that starts to feel a little perverse by the time he's hunched over an injured Christopher Sunday in the back of an ambulance, hoping against hope to get the song before the old man arrives at the hospital (or dies, as he eventually does).
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If you go to a public space and spot a group of kids (or maybe even adults) huddled together and hunched over their respective smartphones, they're most likely doing either one of two things: playing the ever-popular game Fortnite as if their life depended on it, or watching a stream of someone else playing the same game.
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For five days, in a city where horses and carts are still fixtures on the many unpaved roads, boys and girls from sixth grade to high school hunched over laptops and tablets at a camp, entering code to guide their small blue robots through a labyrinth meant to test their skills in a competition on the final day.
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In those days, there was a mystical angle to some of the television dramas the channel showed, which were creepier and more experimental than today's Korean versions of ''This Is Us.'' One evening, I watched one of these dramas, which happened to co-star a ghost — a woman in white standing hunched over in a swampy rice field.
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If you walk into the Sun City Palm Desert Wendy's location in California at six o'clock on a Friday night, prepare to do a double take at the sight of twenty or so Jewish senior citizens hunched over a set of reserved tables holding hands and reciting Hebrew blessings over grape juice and Baconators, welcoming in the Sabbath.
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Each guide Hodgson authors is a massive undertaking involving a six-month-long stretch of seven-day work weeks and looming deadlines, gargantuan organizational conundrums, word counts and page limits, two-week spans of 12-hour days spent hunched over monitors far from home in a game studio's back room, trying to beat every quest in a 100-hour RPG.
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Mercifully, the Financial Times ignored that everyone was hunched over but still delivered credulous reporting that this "war room" was doing something useful: Facebook has assembled a team in Dublin to monitor for misinformation ahead of European Parliament elections in May, gathering 40 people at its European headquarters to fight against any attempt to manipulate the outcome of the vote through its apps.
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Only Serena Williams, the No. 1 seed in the women's singles, managed to buck the trend, fighting off the quick and eager young Australian Daria Gavrilova, 6-4, 6-2, in a first-round match that featured many extended exchanges, including one extraordinary rally late in the first set that left both women hunched forward, leaning on their rackets and gasping for air.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.), he looks like bizarro-Atlas hunched over trying to hold it up with accusations of electoral unfairness and a Salem-style quest to take down Rep.
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The images of past protests that have captivated the world — the unnamed man standing in front of the tanks in Tiananmen Square; a serene Gandhi, gaunt and hunched over during a hunger strike; Rosa Parks staring out the window of a bus in Montgomery — tend to exhibit calm, near-beatific and often solitary determination in the face of chaos and hardship.
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Two days into the workweek after a long weekend and I'm sure you're exhausted, feeling the pull of the online delivery order, the microwave-defrosted tuna surprise from the back of the freezer, the urge to pick up a few burritos and some guac on the way home, to eat hunched over the kitchen counter before exploring the very edges of the internet.
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"Whatever happens at the end of the day, we'll be married!" she reminded me as I sat hunched over a table in my pajamas, three days unshowered, hot-gluing centerpieces and nursing burns on my fingers and yelling about "Kitchen Nightmares" ("This show is entirely about toxic masculinity, and also if I ever suggest we open a restaurant please just divorce me").
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A man came pushing through the crowd from behind her, accidentally striking her hard with his shoulder as he passed, sending her staggering on her high heels; Lynette stumbled sideways, grabbing at a teen-age boy hunched in a thin jacket, and then tripped against the wheels of a pushchair, only just stopping herself from falling on top of the child inside it.
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CreditCreditPhilip Montgomery for The New York Times At 20083:58 on a recent Wednesday afternoon in Washington, CNN's largest control room was mostly empty but for a handful of producers hunched over control panels and, hovering behind them, a short, barrel-shaped, restless-looking man in a dark pinstriped suit and open white dress shirt: the president of CNN Worldwide, Jeff Zucker.
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The Huzlers post was likely inspired by the many real crimes that have involved Bitcoin recently and this meme that's been going around on Reddit:Image: RedditFor the record, this not a bitcoin:Photo Source: FlickrAnd neither is this:Photo: GettyThe latter image is just a coin that's used to illustrate stories about Bitcoin because it's better than stock imagery of a hoodie-wearing hacker hunched over a laptop.
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Danziger said the cartoon, which depicts Sanders hunched over at the White House podium and was intended to mock Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE shutting down her fashion brand, was to appear in the Vermont's Rutland Herald newspaper.
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The handful of men and women, hunched over workbenches and peering through loupes, had set the stones for the 23 Atelier Swarovski high jewelry pieces that were introduced in May, during the Cannes Film Festival, at a presentation at the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes (where Naomie Harris wore the collection's Mosaic earrings and ring, both set with lab-produced diamonds and emeralds).
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I'm not sure I buy the theory, or that it's meant to be bought, but it is certain that Amis, who also happens to be the son of a famous British novelist (and thus "the only hereditary novelist in the Anglophone literary corpus"), has been subjected to the kind of attention that his fellow Brooklyn scribblers, hunched over their laptops and cortados from Bushwick to Red Hook, can hardly imagine.
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In the song, Pusha-T ambushes Drake with lyrics about his father leaving his mother when he was just five, his go-to producer, Noah Shebib, being "hunched over like he 80" (Shebib was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005), and his plan to publicly announce his alleged child, Adonis, with former adult film star Sophie Brussaux, with an Adidas release (an Adidas representative offered no comment to Refinery29 regarding a potential collaboration).
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Some nights, instead of staying hunched over his small wooden desk in the hours after dinner, muttering at the bills as he passed a slender hand over his smooth pate, he would stand up with a sigh and walk across the narrow hallway, into my room, and then, after doing a "super-duper tucker-inner," sit at the edge of the bed he had built and read "Winnie-the-Pooh" aloud to me.
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My "reel to reel" tape would have included seeing young women lined up at the entrances to our bases on paydays to "service" the soldiers; seeing Vietnamese men hunched over and virtually comatose as they moved dirt from side to side as their primary source of paid labor; and seeing small planes circling overhead and spraying a mist only to learn years later that they were spraying Agent Orange to defoliate the countryside.
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A lot has been said about the extraordinary physicality of Mr. Platt's performance: the hunched posture he maintains throughout the show, the facial tics and nail-biting and the repetitive worrying of his fingers at the seam of his pants, the way in which he never for a moment loses this finely grained physical expression of Evan, even in the midst of the 22015 songs that he performs, three of which are wrenching solos.
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When the elevator door opened on one floor to release a pointlessly smiling girl wearing a beret, and on another a hunched-over old man with dandruff on his shoulders and a faint odor of urine, I caught sight of shabby hallways, in a state of disrepair, the name of a dentist gouged into frosted glass on the first and a lawyer on the next, his long foreign name nothing but consonants.
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I remember eating a large breakfast and sitting and staring as the warmth of it filled my stomach and the bodies hovered around me variously eating or waking up or becoming adjusted to the surrounding scape and I felt the sleepiness that comes from being overfull after months and months and more of regulated metabolism and though I could've vomited I steeled myself against retch and hunched over to stare at my still-wet feet in sandals.
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There the artist Koen Vanmechelen has created an incredible installation of "land-art": 600,000 red clay sculptures of soldiers, made by people all over the world, representing the 600,000 people who'd lost their lives in Belgium in World War I. (Make sure to see it at a distance from the viewing platform.) The soldiers, each around the size of an orange, are abstract, hunched over and pouring out across a huge expanse from a giant cracked clay egg.
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Many people don't have proper office chairs, and working for extended periods of time at your kitchen counter or hunched over a coffee table is not great for your body and overall health, Eric Robertson, a physical therapist and spokesperson for the American Physical Therapy Association, tells CNBC Make It. That means you have to be extra cognizant of your posture and routine, so you can combat the stress and strain that might come from working in a compromised position, he says.
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