Looking into a mirror or water — something jumps out.
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Otherwise, not a ton jumps out as a clear improvement.
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The comprehensiveness of Google's outreach jumps out from the data.
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I always ask: 'Well, what jumps out at you, exactly?
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Yet that's not something that jumps out from the numbers.
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If nothing jumps out at you, spend the meeting asking questions.
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Go take a look at them and see what jumps out.
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Gail jumps out of the car and yells her son's name.
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She jumps out of your imagination, and looks into your eyes.
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And this week, the wasted potential in Aunt Lydia just jumps out.
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Then again, Tom has experience AND ... he jumps out of tall buildings!!!
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Tom Cruise jumps out of planes, rides motorcycles, and runs — a lot.
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The trooper quickly jumps out of her vehicle and flags the driver over.
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He jumps out of the door of the vehicle as it slows down.
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I guess what jumps out at me is maybe two or three things.
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As they're chatting, one of Wyatt's henchman jumps out from the woods and attacks.
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In a matter of seconds, the puppy's mother jumps out and attacks the leopard.
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It leads to a plethora of police hotline tips, but only one jumps out.
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"The thing that really jumps out to me is the short interest," he added.
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As the stowaways are led away, Gran jumps out and tries to join them.
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Smith's book the thing that jumps out at you is that the candidate invariably
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You know the one: If you boil the water immediately, the frog jumps out.
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What jumps out from the figure is the impressive persistence of the Republican edge.
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The thing that jumps out to me is his authentic energy and his passion.
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You'll be treated with a photo that jumps out of the page at you.
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As for why Easter holidays are worst of all, one possible explanation jumps out: exams.
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Travel enough with the military, and the toughness of today's troops and officers jumps out.
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The owner jumps out and demands money, pointing at his back fender, not the door.
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An ambulance with sirens blaring pulls up and emergency doctor Grant jumps out the back.
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For a company so focused on security, a fingerprint reader jumps out as a possibility.
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One reason jumps out: most of Antoine's books are in foreign languages rather than Arabic.
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What jumps out when perusing Ecosia's financial documents is not the growth, it's the margins.
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Beyond Stone's shocking text messages detailed in the court document, one sentence really jumps out.
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So when you open a hatch, it jumps out like a jack-in-the-box.
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"There's nothing that jumps out at you, but [the combinations] all make sense," Kim says.
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Seconds later, a man jumps out of a white sedan and sprints up to her.
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At the reception, Karl jumps out of this car and pops this brooch on me.
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Beatrice is about to kill Tara when Cyndie jumps out of nowhere and knocks Beatrice over.
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She jumps out of the car and runs to hug him, but he pushes her away.
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It's too funny [and] my favorite part is when Rob jumps out — look at his face.
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WISENBERG: Well, what jumps out at me and one way is what is not being said.
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If you listen to enough tech company spiel, one thing jumps out: AI will be everywhere.
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The truth about other people's possessions jumps out as messenger Mercury meets the sun on Sunday.
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What especially jumps out is the fact that Skip accounted for 22 percent of all rides.
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The first piece is when he jumps out of the plane and goes past the camera.
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Sometimes you look at a phrase and a fully-formed crossword idea jumps out at you.
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The thing that jumps out at you in this chart is how far ahead Nokia is!
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On page 294 of the report Bobby, it kind of jumps out of the page at you.
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For finance and business graduates, "it's not necessarily a career that jumps out at you," Kensing said.
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But moments later, she comes across the pickup truck: Harlan parks the car and Lily jumps out.
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"The EXTRANESS really jumps out whenever she has a braid and IM LIVING," one fan account tweeted.
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Another one, the Seabreacher X, jumps out of the water like a wild marlin on a hook.
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What jumps out at me is that the visible damage to the stone structure is relatively minimal.
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Because the worry is you'll end up like a fish that jumps out of the fish tank.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When you look at it, the thing that jumps out immediately are its bezels.
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After charing at Karim, the squatter jumps out one of the windows and lands on the sidewalk below.
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When the driver refuses to stop the car, the boy jumps out of the moving vehicle and runs.
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Dana, what jumps out in you from these -- PERINO: Well, something that is not Don Jr. related, OK?
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"The troubled relation of the word to what it represents" is not what jumps out at me here.
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Any Democrat who jumps out ahead of Collins or Murkowski would come under attack from the party's base.
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The woman's name jumps out as if it was printed in boldface: Samantha Power, the United Nations ambassador.
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The friend comes home and discovers the adulterous pair together, and jumps out the window to his death.
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QUICK: CHARLIE ANYTHING TO YOU THAT REALLY JUMPS OUT IN THE MARKETS AND IN THE NEWS THESE DAYS?
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Nothing on the map really jumps out at me like Pochinki, Tilted Towers, or the Thunderdome from Apex Legends.
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So what happens when technology jumps out of the computer screen and gets more connected with our physical world?
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The singer is giving a full-out performance when a shark jumps out of the water and devours him.
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Suddenly, a crocodile jumps out of the water and bites down onto the trunk of a medium-sized elephant.
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Ms. Schumer falls in love with a chef, jumps out of a blimp and has her leg eaten off.
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When revisiting the UFC's tournaments today something that jumps out at the viewer is the sheer amount of filler.
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Mario jumps out from Mushroom Kingdom and travels across the world—so he definitely is on a big journey.
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The Babadook jumps out of a picture book and torments a mother and son already reeling from a death.
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Mr. Crespo immediately jumps out of the car and fires three more rounds as Mr. Griffin speeds off again.
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That one pause which was of no relevance to the audience, jumps out to me when I look back.
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The male officer jumps out of the way to avoid being hit by the open door, which slams shut.
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She jumps out and runs in the opposite direction of traffic, just as Rachel does at the beginning of film.
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"The number of compromised accounts is what jumps out as unusual," says Tim Erlin of Tripwire, another online-security firm.
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Dad brakes, jumps out, gingerly lifts the liberator off Gran's lap, and deposits him in the road, jumps back in.
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The presentation of women at work as a novelty is a sign of the times, but one quote jumps out.
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The penis jumps out of her phone and begins to exponentially grow, crushing the woman's wheat thins in the process.
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In the recording, a white car pulls up in front of the club and a man jumps out and opens fire.
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Now that the new iPad Pro and MacBook Air are out, one thing immediately jumps out like a sore thumb: performance.
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Captain T signals a halt and jumps out to check an area where a roadside bomb went off that very morning.
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I'm going to have this one at the ready on Twitter for the next reply guy who jumps out at me.
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After tossing on his suit, Parker jumps out of his apartment window and the game seamlessly transitions from cutscene to gameplay.
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In just a few seconds, one of the fish jumps out of the water, swallowing Luke's arm up to his elbow.
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The courier picks himself up as the driver jumps out of his car, shouting and pointing at his vehicle's shattered headlights.
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"But what jumps out about New York as a delegation is our diversity, in terms of race and ethnicity," he said.
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In the same episode, Cricket jumps out of a window, tumbles onto a roof and lands on a moving dump truck.
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She runs through the streets, grabs and Uber, and even jumps out a plane, but Lil Nas X is always there.
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One thing that jumps out in these interviews is that senators aren't rushing to defend this bill on its policy merits.
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Now, in looking for what separates mediocre midterm years for a president from disastrous ones, one big factor jumps out: presidential approval.
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One thing that jumps out to someone familiar with your work is those photo montages and the collage pages you just mentioned.
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In another, a mermaid jumps out of the ocean, sits on a rock to stretch and then jumps back in the water.
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A woman in the passenger seat then jumps out, puts her hands up, and yells for the officers to stop hitting Hubbard.
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The love-doll collection in particular jumps out — it feels like there's so much to unpack there, both anthropologically and psychologically. —L.
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The man with the knife then jumps out of the woods and it's revealed that it was all an elaborate ghost story.
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Scan Cannon, Fuji or Sony's ambassador list and the lack of diversity — especially when it comes to gender — jumps out at you.
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The discomfort of the moment is broken when Issa jumps out of the hot tub to take an unexpected call from Lawrence.
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One thing that jumps out is how different this list looks from what gets discussed most in the media -- wind, solar, CCS.
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In the January promotion that we saw Mario jumps out of a manhole so I think he is still doing his job.
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The heavy police presence jumps out at visitors, but in general the region hides its blood-drenched history, and lurking menace, well.
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Finally, Bob reminds the cabin crew to let him know if anything out of the ordinary jumps out at them during boarding.
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Erik: In your many, many years of film watching, who jumps out as the five most talented running backs of all time?
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But in the room full of women at Girlschool, the line jumps out like a rallying cry, which is not lost on Ward.
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G. has to drive out to the suburbs for his audio engineer internship today, so he jumps out of bed to get ready.
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DeGeneres jumps out at Swift in the bathroom with such speed and force that Swift ends up lying on the cold, hard ground.
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One of the first things that jumps out in the debut trailer for "Beyond Good & Evil 2" is the design of the city.
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I'm hysterical and get in my car and I speed off to drive away and he jumps out in front of my car.
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One other possible red flag that jumps out at Tripp is the aspect, known as a square, between Baldwin's sun and Bieber's Saturn.
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Notable Game Move: Nicholas is riding in a taxi when the driver jumps out and the car crashes into the San Francisco Bay.
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The reason that jumps out is the ballet's frank exploration of Nureyev's homosexuality, another example of erasure of LGBT experience in the country.
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Even though there's nothing visible ahead, the driver jams on the brakes — just as another Cadillac CTS jumps out from around the corner.
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A service member jumps out of a Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey during parachute training at Marine Corps Training Area Bellows, Hawaii, Aug.
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There's nothing about its industrial design that jumps out, and it doesn't even come in any colors other than a fingerprint-collecting glossy black.
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D.Va jumps out of her mech, which explodes three seconds later, dealing up to 1,000 damage to anyone caught in the large blast area.
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It's not the man's actions, per se—as he jumps out of his car, erases the phrase "Roll Tide," and writes "Go Vols" instead.
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Four minutes of joking, soaping, brushing and drying later, the comic jumps out with a "Thank you and goodnight" and the show is over.
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I stop in Dupont and go to a local bookstore; I'm looking for a Christmas gift for my best friend, but nothing jumps out.
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The rest of us, we just buy whatever slate gray or periwinkle blue jumps out at us from off the wall of tiny glass bottles.
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At this point, a helicopter crew member jumps out of the chopper with his helmet still on and chases after the suspect to tackle him.
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Not five mins later a truck pulls up and a white lady screams at us, she then jumps out of her truck with a Gun.
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I turn the Subaru around in the gathering dark and Dan jumps out to perform the edibility checklist (Eyes glassy; body still warm; not mangled).
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But the first thing that jumps out when you watch him for an entire game is how easy he makes driving to the basket look.
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All the ads on Facebook that don't eerily align with your life go unnoticed, but the one that's pinpointed to your conversation last week jumps out.
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Just imagine the scene where James Bond jumps out of a plane and checks the altitude on his Apple Watch as he flies towards the ground.
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The building corner depicted in the sculpture jumps out of the white gallery floor, as if forced upwards by some kind of earthquake or natural disaster.
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The young mother deposits her baby in Gran's lap and jumps out to check on the man who has been shot, as sirens rise and fall.
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In a clip posted by the team's Twitter account, the tooth quickly jumps out of Murphy's way, as the player appears stunned at the close call.
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" There's a ton of interesting stuff in the report, but this jumps out: That's 71 percent who agree that 100 percent renewables is "reasonable and realistic.
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Someone jumps out in front of the car, Bellamy crashes it, then they all have to fight to live and also to not rip their suits.
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Washington (CNN)One thing jumps out about the field of serious Democratic challengers to President Donald Trump in 2020: almost all of them are US Senators.
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Cops say an alarm scared them off temporarily, but as you can see ... they return in a black sedan and one jumps out to grab something.
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"Then Matthew all of a sudden says, I have a poem I want to read you, and he jumps out of the hammock," Ms. Lomborg said.
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They start driving again, but Steve can't take it and jumps out of the car; Angie says that they should continue on without him, and they do.
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Of course it's kind of perplexing how often the camera swerves to him, how often he jumps out of his seat, how frequently his clothing is newsworthy.
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VICE: What's your initial reaction to this thing—is it fair to say it's less harsh or narrower than the original, and what jumps out to you?
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Sometimes, it's okay to set aside complex dramas and watch a brainless but enjoyable movie where the Rock jumps out of a helicopter as his muscles bulge.
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In it, Agent Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) jumps out of a skyscraper window and an airplane, falls off a cliff and crashes a motorcycle and a helicopter.
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Among minority voters, Winfrey again jumps out to a considerable lead, with 87% of African-Americans in her corner, along with more than six-in-ten Latinos.
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What I loved about the vehicle when I got a chance to tour the beta version recently is that none of this stuff jumps out at you.
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It's the "boiling frog" effect, an urban legend about an experiment that involves putting a frog in a pot of boiling water, where it quickly jumps out.
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One thing jumps out in scrolling through the Justice Department inspector general's highly anticipated report on the FBI's conduct in 20163: the lack of blacked-out text.
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Elvira Vera jumps out of her car to embrace Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt as he distributes relief supplies to people impacted by Hurricane Harvey on Sept.
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Once a candidate jumps out to a clear lead with a substantial number of delegates allotted, as Biden has, an opponent must start winning contests by large margins.
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While several artists have made unbelievable sculptures and designs in the program, SUTUWERLD jumps out because of its use of space to create a universe rather than an object.
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We're always trying to enhance the viewer experience and make what we do better, but in terms of one moment that jumps out – it would be the Allen shot.
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Afterward, we go out for dessert again, but I don't buy anything because I've been spending kind of a lot this week and nothing really jumps out at me.
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All onboard are quickly alarmed when a shark jumps out of the water right towards Doug's son, Jack, who quickly ran backwards as others on the boat began shouting.
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Carrington: Look at these trials and there isn't anything that jumps out at you harkening back to the Jim Crow post-Reconstruction era, 20th Century lynchings, [and] overt racism.
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The Spice Girl Formerly Known As Baby Spice, Emma Bunton, is so overwhelmed by Chance's charm that she jumps out of her chair and demands a selfie with him.
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The film that catapulted actor Ken Jeong's career, "The Hangover" (2009), features a memorable scene in which Jeong's character jumps out of the trunk of a car completely naked.
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Samsung's upgraded much of the fundamentals — it's faster, the battery's larger, and the S Pen has a new bag of tricks — but there's no one feature that really jumps out.
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Image: QualcommThe first thing that jumps out are listings for "Depth Sensing Via Structured light" and "Fingerprint under Display," which are attributed to Qualcomm reference design handsets (AKA tech demos).
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Below, we're highlighting some of our favorite courses, but you should definitely take some time to browse Udemy's vast library of classes to see if something jumps out at you.
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"We can measure how well you respond to challenges, like what do you do when somebody jumps out in front of the road," lead researcher Dr. Robert Mann told VICE.
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"When we look at performance by major geography, size, and style, the one big thing that jumps out is that Value beats Growth, within both Large and Small," she said.
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I&aposll give you a few examples of where it jumps out at me and the first time I ever noticed it was, I was actually teaching my first class.
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In the video, the girl jumps out of the back seat of the vehicle while her father jumps on top of the other car in a failed attempt to stop it.
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Honestly, I just walk into the salon when I want to change my hair color and I'll just stand and look at all the shades until one jumps out at me.
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Click here to view original GIFThe attempted thief then jumps out of the car without putting it in park, sending the car careening into traffic with Smith still on the hood.
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Check out the video of Vanilla's first experience with paranormal activity ... you see him sitting on a chair in the Odd Fellows room when he suddenly jumps out of his seat!
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Amidst the commotion, second year Celtics forward Jayson Tatum notices Irving on the ground, cheats off Kevin Durant and jumps out to deny Klay Thompson an easy inbound pass to Curry.
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Watch simply for the sharp back and forth between mother and daughter: The tension ratchets up in an early scene; to escape it, Lady Bird jumps out of a moving car.
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It was part of a pattern of emergences of unknown viruses extremely deadly to humans that we're making what are called cross-species jumps out of wild creatures into the human species.
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Harley-Davidson's electric shift puts the iconic American company in a position to hedge competition from e-moto startups as it jumps out front as the EV leader among established motorcycle companies.
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JF: Obviously, [the Best Drama nomination] is the big one, but the thing that really jumps out to me is that it's a nomination for the entire team, for the entire show.
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But there's also nothing that jumps out and surprises like the Jet Black iPhone 7 finish or the curved glass edges on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (and the now dead Note73).
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The one that jumps out in my mind was when you had just gotten your driver's license and you were dying to go take the car out and do something with your friends.
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"The number that really jumps out at me is the 2628 percent of voters who don't have a positive opinion of either of them," Murray told The Hill in a telephone interview Monday.
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At that moment, a man with a cowboy hat on (looking an awful lot like Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" collaborator Billy Ray Cyrus) jumps out of the box with a yell.
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Of course, as the indictment also makes clear, the special counsel has already managed to get its hands on plenty of Mr. Stone's communications by other means — but one seeming exception jumps out.
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The dashcam video shows McDonald walking down South Pulaski Road with a knife in his hand, strolling away from officers when Officer Jason Van Dyke jumps out of his vehicle and pulls his gun.
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If you stand along the gallery's edge to survey these watercolors together with the Madonnas, the disparity between the two in subject and style is evident, but color jumps out as the immediate overlap.
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Within a couple of minutes of leaving the church, the van stops at a gas station, and Paul jumps out to greet a young black woman sitting on the curb under a light pole.
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Digging into the data from nearly 8,000 full- and part-time workers across the country, one of the findings that jumps out: Mentorship has an outsize impact on a worker's career across several measures.
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Tech. Sgt. Benjamin Jonas, the 374th Operations Support Squadron's survival, evasion, resistance, and escape operations NCO in charge, jumps out of a C-130 Hercules while flying over Yokota Air Base, March 2, 2016.
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"I always thought that serve and volleying on a hot day on clay almost has more reward than on a grass court sometimes because the ball jumps out of the strike zone," he said.
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Which leaves us with Rose — a young woman so desperately devoted that she disowns her family, breaks up with Billy Zane and jumps out of a lifeboat all in the name of everlasting love.
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You know, it's funny because I don't think of one product that jumps out at me this year, but I went to both of their events, and they just threw everything at the wall.
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But I'm skeptical that most people want to watch their entertainment when it's live, except in very rare instances — like the Super Bowl, or the Oscars, or when someone jumps out of a spaceship.
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These days, one item jumps out more than any other; after all, it's not necessarily the service itself that's overpriced these days if you get a bundle (and you use your landline phone plan).
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A boy was in a car with some friends coming home from a party, and the boy sees this white Bigfoot out in the field and jumps out of the car and starts chasing it.
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However, "one of the things that really jumps out at me is that the basic message is: Physical activity of any intensity is needed and beneficial," said Thomas, who was not involved in the study.
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And then, Nook jumps out of the black car, runs toward the intersection, fires what looks like one shot at a car driving past, and then turns around and runs back in the other direction.
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So we will either do jumps out of the saddle or climb a heavy hill to the beat, or maybe the lyrics tell an important story that I hope the riders can take something from.
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She came of age, so to speak, in the absence of Instagram, and when you read the old clips, the lack of precious self-deprecation and false frankness that sometimes accompany wellness/spirituality now jumps out.
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It's the note you jot down in your car after the interview, the knickknack you notice on someone's shelf, or the anomaly that jumps out at you in Appendix B of an otherwise boring research study.
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One thing that jumps out of this analysis is that the question of whether Trump or Mike Pence will be in the Oval Office one year from now takes too limited a view of the stakes.
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The bad news is that they didn't get the message from 2016: that if you don't have a likable candidate who connects with people, with a message that jumps out at you, you're going to lose.
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Just as I'm asking her about Milan Fashion Week (she's flying in the following day) Dijon spies a stationery shop from the window of the stationary cab and jumps out at Old Street roundabout to investigate.
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Part of the problem, Ms. Blus said, is that people still see rape as an attack carried out by a person who jumps out of the bushes and leaves signs of physical violence on a victim.
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I try not to quote directly from press releases as a rule, but sometimes a line like, "NutriBullet has taken the art of smoothie making to the next level" jumps out and you can't really avoid it.
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" Children under 6 who complete or attempt suicide are "pretty damaged kids," he said, explaining that the "one thing that jumps out" in case studies of these young children is how "they've been dramatically exposed to domestic violence.
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It jumps out of the map that parts of the country with especially low levels of social mobility, notably the South and the Rust Belt, were key parts of the Electoral College coalition that gave us President Trump.
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" He added, in scout-talk: "He's got prototypical size, much better than average speed, great arm; the ball jumps out of his hand; he's a winner, he's an accurate thrower intermediate and short; reads the field very well.
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"One of the things that jumps out pretty starkly is there's a real gap between the tax rates paid by different industries," said Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the institute and a co-author of the study.
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To go from dreaming about Nora's life to writing it required a leap of faith—an author's faith in his own imagination—and that's the kind of energy that jumps out at you from Hnath's play, his strongest yet.
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"There are tons of variables to consider but one that immediately jumps out to me is that boomers have more years of experience behind the wheel and are more likely to have encountered a variety of driving situations, " said Birnbaum.
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Set to the tune of Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea," the beast rams into the underwater research station, glides beneath unsuspecting swimmers, and jumps out of the water, maw open, while the research team enjoys a sunny day at sea.
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The pilot, played by the show's producer Paul Giamatti, says that there are three parachutes left, and then, immediately, someone dressed up in a mascot costume, wearing a planet-shaped head that is also on fire, jumps out of the plane.
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"There's an old adage about a frog -- if you throw it in boiling water it jumps out but if you put it in warm water and turn on the heat it will swim around until it gets cooked," said Rep.
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And then, obviously, there's the random justice-seeker who appears to have no involvement in the accident, but jumps out of his van—where he apparently has a sledgehammer at the ready—and proceeds to methodically swing at the SUV.
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HEAVEN SENT - Luke Aikins Jumps Out of a Plane... by -Tommynoker As cheers erupted, Aikins quickly climbed out, walked over and hugged his wife, Monica, who had been watching from the ground with their 4-year-old son, Logan, and other family members.
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If you pay attention to what he's actually saying in his stump speeches and his firehose of TV commercials, as I unfortunately have been recently, what jumps out is the lack of any idea big enough to match the moment we're living in.
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Oh, Furbies were the craze," Josh told GQ. "So then you look at a Furbie and see these sad eyes, and the meaning of the film jumps out at you when you think of encrusting a little living creature with gold and diamonds.
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In the sumptuous dining room of Ernie's, the now-gone San Francisco restaurant where Scottie glimpses Madeleine for the first time (and which Hitchcock recreated in the studio), the green of her gown jumps out as a visual exclamation point against red flocked wallpaper.
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Feel free to contact us if anything on the calendar jumps out at you: UPDATE: This story has been updated with tweets from FCC Chief of Staff Matthew Berry, who said some of Pai's calls to telecom CEOs were specifically about infrastructure restoration after Hurricane Harvey.
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In other words, they want jurors who are "receptive to looking at rape as not just what we think of as the classic, typical image of rape — as in, stranger jumps out from a dark alley with a knife to someone&aposs throat," Bader told Insider.
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In the entry, even more Disney artwork jumps out on the walls, from a floor-to-ceiling mural of Cinderella at her castle (with Goofy, Donald Duck and Mickey near the moat) to another of Snow White and her woodland creatures painted directly on the wall near the stairs.
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Add to the mix his administration's struggles in some key policy areas, Trump's harshly critical tweets, and an ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election that has inched closer to Trump's orbit, and one question jumps out: Does the President ever stop to joke about it all?
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The name that jumps out there is KKR, namely because it has passed on so many prior opportunities to invest in the ride-hail space ― not only in Lyft (where KKR had engaged in due diligence on the prior two rounds), but also in larger rivals like Uber and Didi.
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He pulls up finally in front of a closed tourist information office, jumps out of the car, unbuttons the prison jumpsuit, and is just stepping out of it in the moonlight when Gran, shouting FORE, throws her golf ball crashing through the tourist office window, setting off a loud ringing alarm.
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While much of what Facebook's policy staffers have inked here is an intentional nightcap made of misdirection and equivocation (with lashings of snoozy repetition), one nugget of new intel that jumps out is a long list of partners Facebook gave special data access to — via API agreements it calls "integration partnerships".
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When the actual attack hits, it feels like the moment someone jumps out and scares you in a haunted house, except it lasts for 0003, 20, 30 minutes at a time — words flying through my head unattached to any meaning, limbs tingling as if blood supply has slowed to a drip.
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Here, of course, one thing that jumps out at me is that even with decades to think it over, Cohen doesn't consider the possibility that he was simply being let down easy, and the woman was actually chosen because her work was better (he also complained about this back in 1995).
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While her breathless rivals opted to get their difficult jumps out of the way within the opening minute of their short skates, a composed Medvedeva slowly built up the momentum before dazzling the judges with her effortless triple flip-triple toeloop combination that was followed by two further foot-perfect jumps.
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The other trend that sort of jumps out at me, that I think is kind of interesting, is for a long time people laughed at Silicon Valley, just full of these ridiculous ideas and boondoggles that will go nowhere and companies that are purportedly wildly overvalued and all the rest.
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Because of this, a vast percentage of the world jumps out of their skin every time he makes even the slightest of moves, and this morning he made a very big move in the form of a live stream on his website, which, at the time of publishing, is still up and running.
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People want to be involved and all of a sudden, when I hit my move and the whole side of the building jumps out of their seats and throw up the Diamond Cutter because they never saw it coming, it's a little hard for the bookers not to believe in you now.
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The clash of worlds jumps out — not just between very old and very new money and power but between allegiance to democracy, which millions of World War II soldiers felt was worth fighting for, and to an authoritarian politics based on the leader's proprietary notion of public office and insistence on loyalty at all costs.
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"That really jumps out at me and it makes me think that when we see the CBO score later today about the healthcare bill, it's also going to break President Trump's promises: nobody pays more, nobody loses coverage, nobody gets kicked around if they have a preexisting condition," he said, referring to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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But from my perspective — despite the fact that I have some stock options, I am mostly a rank-and-file worker and don't have as much at stake — what jumps out is that by writing the code I am being asked to write, I may be breaking a law, or at least some very clear industry standards.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled — as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled - as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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"The biggest one for me that jumps out is trade, and trade doesn't mean as much for small caps because they're conducting most of their business right here in the U.S." But large-cap stocks are quite dependent on the outcome of the United States' trade talks, with more than 40% of the S&P 500's revenues coming in from overseas, Tepper said.
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"Rape myths allow us to believe that a 'real rape' is one in which a victim is raped by a stranger who jumps out of the bushes with a weapon, and in which she fought back, was beaten and bruised, reported the event to the police, and had medical evidence collected immediately," write Carol Bohmer and Andrea Parrot in Sexual Assault on Campus: The Problem and the Solution.
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Likely sensing this was a precarious position for the pussy cat — a position that could quickly become fatal — the driver of the car with the dash cam jumps out of his vehicle, tries to get the attention of the driver in front of him and then ultimately decides to stick his hand under the car as it starts moving so he can pluck the kitten out of danger just in time.
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As I listen to the recordings now, what jumps out is how fluid the discussion became, how quickly it would pivot from the most quotidian affairs, like a choice of condiment or a spat over a missed phone call, to a deeper slate of personal concerns that cut to the center of their lives, as the Mosbys tried to convey in whatever words they could muster the experience of these last few months, of what went wrong, and when and why, and how much they had lost.
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