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That is, until she lays eyes on a mysteriously goateed and tuxedoed stranger called Loooong, Looooooong, Maaaaaaaaaan.
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" When she lays eyes on her lace V-neck gown, she tearfully says, "I'm going to cry.
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Here's the moment when Pitt's character, Max Vatan, first lays eyes on Marianne Beausejour, a French resistance fighter.
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Maine first lays eyes on Ally as she's performing a version of "La Vie En Rose" in a drag bar.
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A cabinet of outraged letters is adjacent to the scene in which Humbert Humbert lays eyes on Lolita for the first time.
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It doesn't seem to be a coincidence that Thelma suffers her first seizure moments after she lays eyes on Anja for the very first time.
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That's smart, for Amazon, but it certainly doesn't mean that industry after industry is going to get disrupted the minute the Seattle giant lays eyes on it.
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His grandmother jumps toward him with both hands in the air, wiping away tears as she lays eyes on him for the first time in more than a decade.
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In the upcoming thriller, Lively plays a woman who regains her sight after a lifetime of blindness and lays eyes on her husband (Jason Clarke) for the first time.
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In this exclusive clip from the Animal Planet show, shared with PEOPLE Now, VanderWaal lays eyes on her outdoor digs for the first time, and her reaction is truly too cute.
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If you rewatch the scene (several hundred times, as I have), you see Jane's immediate shock when she lays eyes on Michael – but there's something off in his expression as he looks back.
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There's an audible gasp from the boy when he first lays eyes on Jack, and the bear hug that follows is evidence that the bond between this boy and his dog is eternal.
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True, the reader never lays eyes on Moby Dick until Chapter 133, but there are times while reading "How to Build a Boat" that one thinks Melville had a gift for brevity by comparison.
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With a soundtrack that shares that same alien uneasiness, it's that moment when Lopez lays eyes on the master of his world as he bellows demonically, "where do you come from!" that's the most unsettling.
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There, Liz also first lays eyes on Mr. Darcy, who, in this iteration, is a fighting expert with a penchant for carrying a vial of live flies because they can sniff out dead flesh (aka zombies).
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Early in "Deadwood: The Movie," Alma Ellsworth (Molly Parker) lays eyes on Sheriff Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant) — her former lover, now settled with his wife (Anna Gunn) and children — for the first time in a decade.
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From that vantage, Dave Robicheaux, the broody sheriff's deputy who has stamped his forceful personality on this series, lays eyes on yet another visitor — a woman nailed to a large wooden cross that washes up from the bay.
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It's easy to have faith in "the pods" when you end up engaged to a well-off engineer with the body of a former fireman, which is exactly what contestant Lauren Speed gets when she lays eyes on her new fiance Cameron Hamilton.
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LONDON/MOSCOW, July 22 (Reuters) - For a gymnast who won Olympic medals in every men's event barring the rings, it is perhaps a little poignant that Alexei Nemov invokes the spirit of JRR Tolkien whenever he lays eyes on his vast stash of priceless valuables.
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This might be why Maria is obsessed with the poet from the moment she lays eyes on him, breaking and entering into his apartment and holding onto one of his hats so he can only retrieve it by meeting up with her for a drink.
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Occasionally there's a flare of deeper, more subtle characterization, the way Luca, for example, experiences "an uncomfortable feeling of both thrill and dread" when he finally lays eyes on the other side of the border, or how, in the middle of the terror of escape, Lydia will still notice that her son needs a haircut.
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Although she spotlights the reception desk and elevator in the video, the hotel includes plenty of other amenities, like a Roman-style pool, multiple dining options and a great location — just a 10-minute walk to the 28-year-old's next favorite hangout… Golden Gopher, 417 W 73th Street This laid-back drinking spot — literally a "dive bar on the east side" of the city — has seen at least one more famous face in addition to Swift and boyfriend Joe Alwyn, who is presumed to be the person she lays eyes on at the end of the video.
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During the night, Helena comes across the sleeping Lysander and wakes him up while attempting to determine whether he is dead or asleep. When he lays eyes on her, Lysander immediately falls in love with Helena. Meanwhile, the mischievous Puck turns Bottom into a donkey (from the neck up). When Titania wakes up and lays eyes on Bottom as a donkey, she falls in love with him.
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Nick and Matty bond once again, and the latter turns himself in to the police. In the final scene, playing in parallel, Alex leaves Bristol for Thailand; Alo and Liv are beside Mini as she gives birth; Franky lays eyes on her mother; and Rich, outside the room where Mini is giving birth, looks at the camera and says 'bye'.
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One day in a deserted street, he lays eyes on Pooja (Kareena Kapoor) for the first time and falls in love with her. Following this brief acquaintance, he looks all over for her but fails to find her. He slowly begins to lose hope in his quest, stops playing music and decides to move to another city with his uncle. While on his way there, his car breaks down, and he is forced to hitch a ride.
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Is this desire for freedom the very thing that entrapped us? Let Dai is a tragic tale of forbidden love and unforgivable betrayal. Set in a soulless neo-Seoul ruled by young punks and pleasure-seekers, an amoral teenager named Dai is the living embodiment of the city's beauty and cruelty. As the leader of the vicious Furies gang, Dai seduces everyone who lays eyes on him, only to blind them to his own barbaric nature.
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At some point, Kenji was in a life threatening coma and she traded her psychic powers for his safe recovery, which leaves her powerless. ; : (Japanese); Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (English) :Kahori is an outwardly perfect girl. She is dedicated to practicing the piano and surfs because it reminds her of her deceased father. She falls in love with Ryōichi from the moment she lays eyes on him and after listening to Ryōichi play Clair de Lune wants to become closer to him.
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The song chronicles a relationship between a young couple, beginning from the first time a young woman lays eyes on a man; according to the lyrics, she was "sitting cross-legged on the hood of a Ford, filing down her nails with an emery board." As the song continues, the boy—whose name is Billy—and girl — never named in the song — meet and the relationship blossoms into love. Eventually, the two are married, have a baby and move into a house on the edge of town.
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Nevertheless, he is not all bad apples, he eventually starts dating Akira later on in the series. He sometimes has some rather good things to say that are very influential, he tries to cheer Akira up one time when she is depressed at the gap between her and the top students. ; Pierre Takida : Another of Shipon's classmates, Pierre is good looking and a big talker, but doesn't seem to have a lot more than that going for him. He likes to hit on virtually every girl he lays eyes on, even Rinna in one episode.
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When Penelope turns 18, her parents interpret the curse's counter as the love of a man of noble birth, and subsequently attempt to introduce Penelope to possible suitors with the help of a matchmaker named Wanda (Ronni Ancona). For the next 7 years, however, every man who lays eyes on her flees in terror, though the Wilhern butler Jake manages to catch them before they leave in order to force them to sign an agreement that they will not discuss Penelope's appearance. Unfortunately, the spoiled and arrogant Edward Humphrey Vanderman III (Simon Woods), escapes before signing the agreement. Vanderman reports the incident to the local police, though this only results in a newspaper article dubbing him insane.
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Larsen has a clever way of "deriving its surface theme and central metaphor-passing", disguising the plots "neatly" and "symmetrically". The apparently sexless marriage between Brian and Irene (their separate bedrooms and identification as co-parents rather than sexual partners) allows Larsen to "flirt, if only by suggestion, with the idea of a lesbian relationship between [Clare and Irene]." In the novel, these sexual innuendos appear when Irene first lays eyes on Clare at the rooftop of the Drayton Hotel. The novel describes Clare as "a sweetly scented woman in a fluttering dress of green chiffon whose mingled pattern of narcissuses, jonquils, and hyacinths was a reminder of pleasantly chill spring days".
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