However, he's gazing inquisitively at the snow-covered White House lawn.
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I see her point now, she said, and looked at him inquisitively.
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I felt as though they were entering my home with open hearts, inquisitively.
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The only other customers stared at me inquisitively as I took my place.
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But then today my puppy was inquisitively checking something out by our back door.
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In one of her photos, you can see the seal inquisitively tilting her head.
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Sit still and he'll look at you, inquisitively, as if trying to read your expression.
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With its compact bundle of a body and inquisitively puckered face, the French bulldog is irresistibly cute.
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Women Artists A to Z encourages young readers to interact thoughtfully and inquisitively with art and artists, which is no small undertaking.
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Yankees 3, Indians 2 Luis Severino sat in the Yankees' clubhouse Sunday morning, inquisitively viewing several televisions that were broadcasting speculation about Alex Rodriguez's future.
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The Clinton campaign compiled footage of several young girls looking inquisitively at themselves in the mirror, accompanied by a voiceover of Trump speaking negatively about women.
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Cullberg Ballet, from Sweden, is made up of some rather extraordinary bodies, but in Ms. Hay's work, they look no more or no less than candidly, inquisitively human.
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The few early movie-goers and shoppers that stumbled across the event could be seen watching on inquisitively as the fast-paced, crash-filled, dramatic races took place.
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"If you're way too worried about being pigeonholed, then you're just reacting—you know what I mean?" he states inquisitively, as the sun emerges through the clouds again.
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You can tell this is new territory for Jo since one of the images shows her inquisitively looking up at what appears to be the address of a suburban home.
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When he's removed from his box and powered up for the first time, Cozmo wakes up, opening his eyes and blinking, staring inquisitively at anyone who might be looking on.
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When delivering its lines, look inquisitively in its direction, as if you're unaware of what might be said next — your facial expressions should be those of the listener, not the speaker.
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Yet even with the interplay between the worlds of fine art and children's literature, educating children about how to interact thoughtfully and inquisitively with art and artists is no small undertaking.
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Despite the interruption, Luna, who was being held in her father's arms at the time, looked up at the animal inquisitively, while still appearing to have a hint of a smile on her face.
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For its latest artistic masterpiece, Barry Blitt transformed the magazine's iconic first cover from 1925 — featuring New Yorker mascot Eustace Tilley inquisitively gazing at a butterfly — into political commentary on the eerily complex Trump-Putin relationship.
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When it reopens, all the British ears prick up, conversation abruptly stops and heads are inquisitively turned in the way eager British travellers are wont to do when stranded in an airport for more than five minutes.
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"They were so calm with me that I just felt so safe around them," Goodwin told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at the Cheshire Falconry in Sandiway in northern England, with Willow, a barn owl, on his arm, tilting her head inquisitively.
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In the past week three men came through the house, one after the other, wearing jumpsuits and slipping disposable booties over their shoes, three men on their hands and knees in the attic, creaking overhead, tapping inquisitively at the beams.
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The first image I saw of Elinor Carucci's work was her 2012 image "The Woman That I Still Am." Lips painted a vibrant strawberry color, her face tilts away from the camera, touched by the tiny, clean hand of a child whose green eyes also peer inquisitively at the lens.
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In an interview over the weekend with Salena Zito of the Washington Examiner, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE prattled inquisitively about why there had been a Civil War.
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He looked at me so inquiringly, so inquisitively, that I went on.
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She looked at him inquisitively, squinching her eyes, deciding against the kick.
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The next house had a collection of pickaninny dolls on shelves running the length of the living room, and a plump orange cat that blinked and mewed inquisitively as he passed.
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Duncan says that he will be staying with his cousin, Clive, and that he and Hickey would get along. Duncan then stares inquisitively at Hickey, implying that Hickey might be his cousin’s estranged father.
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In a post-credits scene, an outtake from the Luz and Blanca fight scene is included followed by a shot of President Rathcock in front of a space background inquisitively brandishing two of Voz's guns (the molecular disruptor and the same pistol used to kill Sartana) before firing wildly at an off-screen target.
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He published three short booklets of Aboriginal stories in 1927, 1928 and 1929. In this time he wrote on topics covering everything from perpetual motion and helicopter flight to Aboriginal legends and campaigns for Aboriginal rights. Unaipon was inquisitively religious, believing in an equivalence of traditional Aboriginal and Christian spirituality. His employment with the Aborigines' Friends' Association collecting subscription money allowed him to travel widely.
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He questioned the identity of a country in turmoil in drawings such as A Difficult Problem, where a group of outstanding figures from the past – from Karl Marx to Trotsky and Sartre – stare inquisitively at a small map of Portugal on a blackboard. João Abel Manta "will be associated in a very particular way to the best and worst that we lived through in Portugal during those years".MEDINA, João – João Abel Manta.
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The nurse bounces baby Elizabeth on her knee before placing her into her bath. The nurse sponges Elizabeth and drizzles water over her head and body, which Elizabeth evidently finds agreeable. She is then taken out of the bath, towel dried and powdered, again appearing to enjoy the procedure and peering inquisitively into the camera. Elizabeth is less impressed to be unceremoniously placed into an uncomfortable weighing scale, showing her displeasure by wriggling and grizzling.
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The business made violins as well. In 1893 Manuel won a medal at that year's Chicago Fair. While José made traditional broad shallow guitars in the style of his mentor Gonzalez, with arched tops which produced a hard loud sound, Manuel differed in his style of guitar. He followed the ideas of Antonio Torres and came to be regarded as his successor, yet at the same time he inquisitively experimented and further developed Torres's ideas.
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13–15, 18–19 Among the prominent events LaBarge witnessed in his childhood, was the celebrated visit to the United States by Lafayette in 1825, while he was in St. Louis. Lafayette was greeted by the Mayor and escorted by a company of cavalry on horseback, along with a company of uniformed boys, of whom the ten-year-old LaBarge was one. Lafayette shook hands and spoke inquisitively with each of the youths, which would prove to be an event LaBarge would reminisce about into his old age.Chittenden, 1903, vol 1, p.
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Cassidy Freeman, who portrays Tess Mercer on the show, at the Comic-Con 2009. Cassidy Freeman portrays Tess Mercer, the acting CEO of LuthorCorp, who was picked by Lex to run the company should something ever happen to him. Tess Mercer's primary goal in season eight is finding Lex, which draws her inquisitively to Clark, who she believes will be able to help her find Lex. Tess's first contact with Clark is when he pulls her from a wrecked city bus in the season eight episode "Plastique"; she immediately suspects that Clark is not telling her all that he knows about Lex's disappearance.
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Manuel Ramírez's style of guitar followed the ideas of Antonio Torres and came to be regarded as his successor, yet at the same time he inquisitively experimented and further developed Torres's ideas. As a result he began producing guitars that had a lighter delicate sound, that became popular within the flamenco community. As well as Enrique Garcia among the luthiers that Ramírez trained were Antonio Emilio Pascual Viudes, Domingo Esteso (1882–1937) and Modesto Borreguero (1893-1969) who became his apprentice at the age of 12. Manuel Ramírez was also regarded as am excellent maker of violins.
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The intention here was usually to instil both a genuine curiosity and a profound sympathy for their fellow Britons" in marked contrast, in Allan's view, to the prevailing English ignorance and hostility to the people of Scotland; and he cites evidence that readers found it "a beguiling vision that literally prescribed how they would now see and respond—positively, fondly, inquisitively—to Scotland and its culture". With rare praise, Johnson said of Pennant "... he's the best traveller I ever read; he observes more things than anyone else does." And in 1777, Johnson said to Boswell "Our ramble in the islands hangs upon my imagination. I can hardly help imagining that we shall go again.
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