It did not look as if removal lorries were expected.
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Some areas look as if they have turned the corner.
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He gave her a look as if she'd gone crazy.
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Or at least that they look as if they are.
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He let them look as if they cared about women. Gov.
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The figures look as if they are lit by the sky.
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But those kept in a CuddleCot look as if they're sleeping.
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Thus, interventions might look as if they're working when they're not.
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They look as if they could only have been made today.
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Oh hey, you should look as if you're paying more attention.
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It does look as if basically technology is what's driving this.
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They look as if they can move in whatever way they want.
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It's starting to look as if some members of the CSPT agree.
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The pictures are staged or shot to look as if they were.
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Trying to make me look as if I'm someone I am not.
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Why did she look as if she were in a "Transformers" movie?
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Doesn't look as if there'll be any action on guns, does it?
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The pieces look as if they should look flat, but don't quite.
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As we near St. Kilda, the islands look as if they're deliquescing.
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So far, it doesn't look as if there are those three senators.
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It's really beginning to look as if he could win the nomination.
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And we don't want to look as if we're hinting for gifts.
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Also, the centerpiece won't look as if it's overpowering your entire apartment.
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And her eyes look as if they might open at any time.
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So it just makes it look as if I've had, like, 6,000 boyfriends!
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These mineral pools make the lake look as if it's full of holes.
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Post-Brexit, the European Union has to look as if it can work.
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They look as if they had been left to decompose in a forest.
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The real test was to make it look as if you hadn't tried.
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They look as if they are in the process of becoming animate things.
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It didn't look as if anything transpired beyond that, yet I feel stuck.
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They look as if they are still waiting for the future to arrive.
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The foilers made a nearby windsurfer look as if he were standing still.
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It should look as if the tree is a person in a bed.
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They look as if they're about nation building, kingship and pride in warfare.
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They look "as if they were pressed into a frame," Mr. Williams said.
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But it doesn't look as if they have much faith in the promise.
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Who wants to look as if he's copying a borrowed version of himself?
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Some Martian volcanoes that look as if they erupted underwater could offer clues.
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When you ignore inflation, most dollar values look as if they're steeply rising.
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Its bulbous cheeks make it look as if it's smuggling delicious fluffy marshmallows.
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But whatever his plans, he is certainly making it look as if he may.
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He posed for a photograph staged to look as if he had been shot.
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It does not look as if moderates have yet fought hard against their inclusion.
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It's starting to look as if there is very little metal to be attracted.
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In the trailer, these spaceship passages look as if they could be on rails.
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Chinese shared photographs of the latest debate online, doctored to look as if Mrs.
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Over time, Hinkie's plan started to look as if it was working quite well.
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Why "I try not to look as if I'm trying too hard," he said.
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They said the reports made them look as if they couldn't care for themselves.
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"Principles" doesn't look improvised, but it does look as if it has multiple options.
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Her plan was to make it look as if Marty had turned on Navarro.
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The grasshoppers look as if trapped in the path of Mount Vesuvius, ossified instantly.
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The panels in Sonya Kelliher-Combs's "Credible" (2019) look as if they've been wounded.
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It does not really look as if we need the EU. It needs us.
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On screen, it really did look as if the security detail were restraining him.
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It may look as if Korolev crater is filled with snow, but it's actually ice.
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And at first, he says, it didn't look as if she had been badly injured.
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Mr Johnson may be forced into one, or at least look as if he was.
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These appointments sure make it look as if Zeta is gearing up for an IPO.
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The building's cantilevered balconies look as if they were stacked on top of one another.
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The first consists of objects that look as if they were pushed outward by Neptune.
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Many buildings on Gili Trawangan are damaged but look as if they could be repaired.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont is made to look as if Obama is feeling the Bern.
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These green-topped huts look as if they've strayed in from a Germanic fairy tale.
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Mr. Erdogan, for his part, does not look as if he will heed such demands.
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Two of the drawings show stick figures that look as if they are in cages.
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They look as if they are trying to decide whether this is really Chinese food.
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Trilobites The fish in this photo look as if they have frozen to death midjump.
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Otherwise, the sculptures look as if they have come straight from the bowels of the Earth.
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But in my opinion, it didn't look as if it was because we didn't want anybody.
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Its revival makes it look as if Mr Xi has won a struggle to claim it.
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Even if we're past bearing children, are we meant to look as if we still can?
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Or opt for this set of rose-gold flowers that look as if they're actually floating.
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But Mr Turnbull wants to look as if he is trying, because voters are getting angry.
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It was to look as if he had something to do while he told the story.
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They look as if they were made for talismanic purposes by an unknown people centuries ago.
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He didn't look as if he was getting older, and he wasn't slowing down at work.
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I like the piquant way these objects serve no purpose but look as if they might.
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"Some students look as if they're on meth," said Ryan McGraw, the principal at Minford Elementary.
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He delivered the speech to make it look as if he were the one behind it.
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Now the Knicks look as if they might be ready to charge back into the playoffs.
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A lot has changed for her generation, but some things only look as if they've changed.
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"We're talking entirely preserved shipwrecks that literally look as if they had sunk yesterday," Garbov said.
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Yep. Those shoes, you look as if you're ready to go for a run. Knit. Adidas.
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Three other fake domains were designed to look as if they belonged to the U.S. Senate.
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But it does look as if the frontal assault on the Affordable Care Act has failed.
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"Highlights should look as if they're coming from within your skin, not sitting on top," says Kastensson.
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Peace is better than War but it doesn't look as if he was much interested in either.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a slow start, the Winnipeg Jets look as if they are taking flight.
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Gosh darn if it doesn't look as if Trump is going to be the Republican presidential nominee.
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Does the branch in your yard look as if it was healthy before the wind felled it?
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But viewed from another vantage point, it can look as if he were holding them very close.
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It would look as if they were spending money on themselves, a politically toxic step in Canada.
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Huge floral arrangements sit in the entryway, and many of the pieces look as if they're blooming.
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The associates will then doctor the results to make it look as if he's talking to himself.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't look as if America's governors and state legislators will take the lesson to heart.
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Sandpipers racing, sea gulls hovering, snow geese rolling over waves (they almost look as if they're surfing).
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For South Sudan, it doesn't look as if the war times are going to end anytime soon.
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Van Hove and De Keersmaeker stood back to look, as if studying a painting on a wall.
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Some children, researchers have found, have neural networks that look as if they belong to an adult.
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It was starting to look as if I might never know what happened that year in Washington.
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Your photos are edited so your items look as if they were shot against a white backdrop.
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What exactly is it that makes her look as if she's stepped right out of a Botticelli painting?
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Some details, like the reflections on the train, look as if the footage was taken with modern equipment.
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Antitrust rules, as with so much else in the Amazon era, look as if they will need updating.
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During Bush's presidency, by joining a fraternity, it didn't look as if you were doing anything, like, wrong.
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Such rings could make these worlds look as if they are wider than they actually are, Piro said.
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The aggregate score of 3-1 made it look as if Benfica had this series comfortably under control.
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The cooks stationed in front of it look as if they are baking in their jackets, like potatoes.
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A tiny steam engine has been electrified and fashioned to look as if it's powering the ceiling fan.
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From their perspectives, it'll look as if some galactic giant took a big bite out of the sun.
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On the field, meanwhile, Chelsea's players did not look as if they were harboring dark thoughts of rebellion.
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The trailer concludes with fireworks that look as if they came straight from Walt Disney World, aptly enough.
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Unfortunately, if that action works, it makes the model look as if it was wrong from the start.
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It didn't look as if the shipment would be released in time for the show at 9 a.m.
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He also spliced, edited and manipulated that to make it look as if the dog was being abused.
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" In fact, at the cellular level, she says, "it does look as if no pain means no gain.
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On one wall is a warped, wavy circus mirror that makes the room look as if it's melting.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League, making them look as if someone fast-forwarded a WWE fight.
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And in the past couple of weeks it has begun to look as if Parliament will reject any deal.
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From roses to wildflowers, see how the celebrities have made their hair look as if it's in bloom, ahead.
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The rusted device was a military type, and what I saw made them look as if they were targeted.
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You want to make your company look as if you have a really great set of friends and supporters.
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Seen from the point of view of China as a whole, it does not look as if he has.
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When he sat back up, the drops made it look as if there were tears rolling down his face.
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Her images tend not to be location-tagged, or even look as if they were taken with a cellphone.
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The flowers, jellyfish, and butterflies that come as optional watch faces almost look as if they're floating on screen.
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I've spent part of my childhood in Germany, and I speak and look as if I could be German.
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It does look as if this is a mixture of a box-ticking exercise and playing to the gallery.
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It is unclear whether the emails did originate from there, or were made to look as if they did.
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Beneath it her face is made up to look as if she's been beaten: swollen eyes and bruised jaw.
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And at least right now, it doesn't look as if the police have any real evidence to refute it.
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Republicans are aware that they can ill afford to look as if they are railroading a sexual assault survivor.
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The ballet corps dressing rooms look as if they have been vandalized (mirrors broken, floors muddy, furniture tipped over).
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Look closely at the chair's profile and you'll notice that the stocky legs look as if they're wearing pants.
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The brilliant sets and costumes, by Soutra Gilmour, are so glitzed and gilded they look as if Liberace exploded.
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The radiating cables look as if they were waiting to be plucked by the fingers of a gargantuan harpist.
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The grass is green, obviously, but the trees and the sky look as if they might one day merge.
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All these small portions look as if they'd been put on the plate by a team of synchronized hummingbirds.
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But if they wanted to, they could make Houston look as if she were floating on air, spinning, ascendant.
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He is perhaps the only candidate who can look as if he is weaponizing awkwardness as a conscious choice.
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It is a sadder age, and it does not look as if it is going to get any better.
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The long-sleeve Saint Laurent ensemble made it look as if she was wearing a suit jacket without pants.
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Big South would instead ship bottled water and potato chips, making it look as if cigarettes had been exported.
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The mini-cabins are aesthetically pleasing, and look as if they've been plucked right from an Urban Outfitters ad.
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If they look as if they'll punch me in the jaw, I'll go quietly by, waving their smoke away.
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Cill smiled; the pot holders made it look as if she approved of the situation—two big thumbs-up!
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And at halftime, it didn't look as if Thursday would be the night, either; Aldridge had only 14 points.
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Except for some of the larger nudes, they look as if they were knocked off in a single session.
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The article included images of tweets that had been doctored to look as if Mr. Obeidallah had written them.
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Kaley and Zoey look as if they share the same genes, even though they have only shared the same jeans.
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Once the partial eclipse starts, the full moon will look as if it is getting eaten by a dark shadow.
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The 3D objects look as if they're actually on the table — for the person wearing the CastAR glasses, that is.
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Sections in both the front and the back look as if they're emerging from within the rest of the car.
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If SpaceX launches thousands more satellites, "it will look as if the whole sky is crawling with stars," Lowenthal said.
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A Plotagraph is a still photo enhanced by image animation software that makes a picture look as if it's moving.
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Thus far, the Celtics and the Bulls look as if they could be positioned to take aim at the throne.
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Last year he shared another video of Pelosi edited to make it look as if she were slurring her words.
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Trump tweeted a video of Pelosi that was manipulated to make her look as if she were slurring her words.
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We spend hundreds of dollars on makeup that makes it look as if we aren't wearing any makeup at all.
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They are also slightly less likely to make your apartment look as if it's been "done" by an interior designer.
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They would make it look as if they didn't want to, but when he took one home, she would cooperate.
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But it's the cruciform arms, designed to look as if they're reaching for a hug, that I'm still thinking about.
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That's why in a lot of the choreography I look as if I'm holding him, hugging him or cradling him.
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If it starts to look as if Uber's long-term vision may not pan out, won't employees start to leave?
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" Jeremy: "Lines are taken out, isolated, stripped of context and meant to look as if they've completely cleared the president.
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They tweaked that feature in July so Apple apps would no longer look as if they were receiving special treatment.
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"People use cloakers, which hide your identity, making you look as if you are someone and somewhere else," she said.
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If those 20103 misreported noncitizens had indeed voted, then suddenly it would look as if 10 percent of noncitizens voted.
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Its long hood, short trunk and sloping roofline combined to make the car look as if it were rushing forward.
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If you look at the stats from the game, the Broncos look as if they were heavily outclassed on offense.
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SECOND UPDATE: With 15 results in, the regional swings vary but it look as if the exit poll is broadly right.
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Their legs jut out the front doors so that they look as if frozen in a dying struggle to get out.
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Delve into the merger documents, though, and it doesn't look as if the main goal is to wield influence at Meredith.
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If my arm wasn't so fully inked already, it would almost look as if we wrote the music on our bodies.
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The system would only be tested if it began to look as if more corporate debt was likely to turn sour.
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He said he was shocked that the White House was making it look as if Jim's firing had been his idea.
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At a minimum, Saudi officials must avoid actions that make it look as if they are plotting regime change in Tehran.
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"Should it look as if the unemployment rate is trending higher, we think the RBA will act quite quickly," he said.
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The researchers have also recorded more friendly interactions within a species in which the corals look as if they are kissing.
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The Russians won't like to look as if they are siding with the Saudis and the United States against the Iranians.
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"What's interesting is that he's shed any pretense of making it look as if it's democratic in any way," she added.
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A shiny long-sleeved shirt and an even shinier jacket look as if they're made from hot-pink and turquoise plastic.
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This almost makes it look as if the screen is floating, giving the TV a unique appearance that simply screams premium.
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I had no experience, but I smiled when I thought it was appropriate and tried to look as if I belonged.
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Paul Krugman I guess it ain't over until the portly golfer sings, but it does look as if Obamacare will survive.
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"It's now beginning to look as if this is much broader than had initially been presumed," Hunt told the ABC network.
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Understood this way, the alt-right did look as if it might be a pillar of Mr. Bannon's world Tea Party.
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In the meantime, perhaps the Kremlin's biggest task will be to make it look as if Putin faces real electoral competition.
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The first sequences look as if they could be ink drawings or wood-carved prints from an edition of Moby-Dick.
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They're expensive, but they make you look as if even if you're going to work, your job might be tolerable, even enviable.
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"It would have been more acceptable to look as if they were being abused at home rather than pole dancing," said Jamieson.
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It was the Jazz's seventh consecutive victory, and one that, for most of the night, didn't look as if it would happen.
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It doesn't look as if Sony has decided to go with Android, as it did last year when it launched the ZX2.
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Still, paired with other evidence, it doesn't look as if this is solely a phenomenon of the highest-paid workers making more.
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There is so much destruction that some parts of the city look as if they are out of a science fiction film.
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Classicism is punctuated by modern touches, like a tabletop made with a translucent resin that makes plates look as if they float.
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She also alleged that Mr. Choi had forged wire transfer documents to make it look as if compensation were on the way.
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The formulas helps my hair look as if I'd come from the salon, and I can go longer in-between shampoos too.
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But if he thought that attending the event would make it look as if he was still in charge, the tactic backfired.
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Still, it does look as if Hillary Clinton got a big bounce from her convention, swamping her opponent's bounce a week earlier.
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A number of Stack's paintings look as if a storm swept through the repetitive patterns of Op Art, breaking them into shards.
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Snap shot by Kane at the right post never had a chance, but he sure made it look as if it did.
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Both look as if they would prefer to dive headfirst into a vat of the sweet stuff rather than risk human interaction.
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Though the tree may look as if it suffers from a bad sunburn, the patchy, peeling bark actually works in its favor.
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Based on the rumored photos and apparent marketing images, it doesn't look as if the Z Flip will have a headphone jack.
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Families can also take heart: While some works display extraordinary precocious talent, others look as if, well, your kid could do that.redbullartsnewyork.
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Families can also take heart: While some works display extraordinary precocious talent, others look as if, well, your kid could do that.
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My concern is that I look as if I'm dodging work by not divulging the reason for a particular health-related absence.
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One of the sources said del Vecchio's concentration of power made it look as if that did not matter much to him.
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What they expose are half-naked, deformed bodies composed with surprising elements; their heads look as if derived from a different reality.
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ICOs look as if they do the same thing by distributing tokens, thus bypassing the "financial elites" that cryptocurrency promoters claim to hate.
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Paired with Stone's freckles and a navy-striped sweater, it makes her look as if she should be on a boat in France.
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But here's the thing: When I ask Max if he remembers this conversation, he gives me this blank look as if I'm crazy.
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The source said Trump told his staff that Spicer's comment made Conway look as if she were in trouble at the White House.
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If the Supreme Court says Obama blew it, the majority will write an opinion that makes it look as if he's to blame.
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I read Mlinko with my phone at the ready: Googling wildly, I must look as if I were day-trading or refreshing Twitter.
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I tie and untie several pairs, including rainbow ankle boots ($695) that look as if they're painted on with thick, even brush strokes.
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Tourists can buy aprons that make them look as if they have the David's body: the lean, muscular torso, the naked little penis.
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He made it look as if the Democrats weren't being led by Pelosi, whom he fears and secretly admires, but by the Squad.
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Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid, also newly available, comes in slender tubes that look as if they may contain lip gloss.
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His comically inelegant works look as if they were created by a manically inventive but not especially skilled handyman in his basement workshop.
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Scientists have found trackways in Poland dating back almost 400 million years that look as if they were made by a walking tetrapod.
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It may look as if it's beginning to dry out, and that's a good thing; it means you'll get a better sear. 10.
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The other gymnasts surrounded them in a group hug of sparkly leotards, making it look as if they were being embraced by rainbow.
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It doesn't look as if any state will receive a tax windfall after at least three people hit the $1.5 billion Powerball jackpot.
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These drawings look as if he did a rubbing of a flat image, coalescing into ghostly echoes in the streaks and smears. 224.
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For years, many did not want to look as if they were taking credit for the success of the start-ups they backed.
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Dropbox did an entire wacky redesign, which look as if Andy Warhol were alive and became chief design officer for a tech company.
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It doesn't look as if Mr. Trump's latest nominee to the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, will be a friend to workers or unions.
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His face lacked color, his smile was forced, and he didn't look as if he were all there; he looked like someone dying.
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I took the pictures in segments and pasted them together, which made every picture look as if it was in the same frame.
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Three seemingly abstract, multicolored stripe paintings look as if some industrious child had carefully colored in the spaces in paintings by Agnes Martin.
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Trump told reporters Monday it "certainly would look" as if Iran was behind the attack, but said the U.S. was awaiting final confirmation.
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Jared Buckheister's stoneware urinals, whose figures ask you to urinate in their mouths, look as if they were unearthed from an archeological dig.
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If the affair were revealed, it could look as if the Soviet government had a direct line to any of his loose pillow talk.
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Meanwhile the government is gradually implementing policies that look as if they could be intended, at least in part, to increase the birth rate.
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The way all these games look — as if they should be totally fine for a kid to play — adds another layer to the problem.
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The snowballs look as if they were meticulously crafted by hand and then strategically placed across the beach, but they formed through natural processes.
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Jets beat Canucks for second straight win VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a slow start, the Winnipeg Jets look as if they are taking flight.
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The app also uses Adobe's liquify filter to smooth lines or make it look as if the photo was taken from a different distance.
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Many of his pieces have rough surfaces that look as if they've been gnawed by a plague of locusts in the most attractive way.
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C Brock Nelson continued to look as if he were playing in a fog Monday during the Islanders' 4-1 loss to the Flyers.
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Upstairs is an ornate princess-themed restaurant with leaded-glass windows, intricately painted ceilings and chandeliers that look as if they belong at Versailles.
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Most of his front teeth have been knocked out along the way, making him look as if he is willing to pay any price.
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And so it made perfect sense for a label that had begun to look as if it were designed by committee in Topeka, Kan.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — It doesn't look as if the problems plaguing the US Air Force's KC-46 Pegasus tanker will be over anytime soon.
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South Dakota and Nebraska, two winner-take-all states, look as if they could be challenging for Mr. Trump — but he's competitive in both.
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That made the retail outlets look as if they had little or no profits, and therefore had to pay little or no income tax.
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The bird is rotating on a spit, captured so lovingly that it makes Big Night look as if it were shot with a potato.
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You could approach the task with fussy metal instruments that look as if they belong in a scale model of a medieval torture chamber.
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She thinks she is around 20, but she could pass for 14 — painfully thin, with wrists that look as if they could easily break.
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So, he approved and supplied the invasion, while ordering Kim Il-sung to make it look as if South Korea had started the war.
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By evoking a starry sky, it makes the tumbling body — sacrificed, you might say, to art — look as if it were straddling the cosmos.
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Experts I spoke to said that, based on the current polling, it doesn't look as if it will be PSOE, the center-left party.
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Even if you've never posed naked for a photo in your life, anyone who downloads DeepNude can make it look as if you did.
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It began to look as if mazemen would never be more than a sideshow act, the one-armed ax-catcher of the ramen circus.
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It doesn't look as if May — whatever the warm words she's said about reaching out might indicate — has actually changed very much at all.
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Then it added a wrinkle that made it look as if Stewart had popped through a blue screen, breaking the plane of the goal line.
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Something like the Sun should bend the light from the constellations behind it, making the stars look as if they've moved over a teeny bit.
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And it's beginning to look as if there might be a theory for things like how many planets a solar system is likely to have.
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Ordinarily, IDPs are not supposed to return now, but because our ogas (bosses) just want to make it look as if things are okay there.
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Indeed, when two squirrels first encounter each other, they smell each other's oral glands, and look as if they are kissing as they do so.
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FIRST came the fake news: a doctored video, making it look as if the governor of Jakarta, an ethnic-Chinese Christian, was disparaging the Koran.
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Foster, however, turned her away, he said, because having a woman near him might make it look as if he were having an extramarital affair.
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These undergarments were designed to push the breasts upward, making them look perky, and making one's neckline look as if it were overflowing with cleavage.
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They said he wounded himself to make it look as if he was a victim as well and added there were no signs of intruders.
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A fierce backlash has already begun on Twitter with the hashtag #boycottgrubhub, and it does not look as if it will subside any time soon.
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Prices do not look as if they will soon return to levels that would make most steelmaking profitable in Britain or in much of Europe.
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Compared with Mr. Noguchi's invariably elegant sculptures, Mr. Sachs's works look as if they were created by a manic, semiskilled handyman in his basement workshop.
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They stand warily at ease, their muscles just tense enough that they look as if they could pounce from the pedestals before you could blink.
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They look as if they were created with feverish urgency by a self-taught eccentric or an architect in the throes of a nervous breakdown.
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A rosary of chickpeas dusted with Ethiopian berbere is strewn among lettuce leaves so vivid, they look as if they were still beaded with dew.
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The newest inhabitants are Syrian refugees who have moved into the most precarious buildings, many which look as if they could topple at any moment.
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Male torsos in "Untitled (Male Nude)" (1985) and "Untitled (Man With Antler)" (1985) look as if they were suspended in amniotic fluid — or something else.
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Republicans now own the task of fixing those things and doing so in a way that does not look as if they're making Obamacare better.
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Every so often, people will remind me that I don't look as if I belong out there, that my doubts aren't just in my head.
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In another scene, they wore candy-colored satin dressing gowns, twirling in chairs designed to look as if they were seated in a nail salon.
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The sourpuss farmer and his scowling wife in "American Gothic," Grant Wood's best-known painting, don't look as if they'd appreciate having children running around.
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In a rare moment of actorly subtlety, Andrew Lincoln flashes a stunned, wounded look, as if wondering what could possibly be worth all this loss.
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Scuba divers have already placed these microhabitats —- which have little legs and look as if they might skitter across the sea bottom — in endangered reefs.
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Certain of them were paired with trousers cropped to a length that made it look as if the model had experienced an unexpected growth spurt.
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Using angled metal struts that look as if they belonged to a shelving unit, its the arrangement of the constituent pieces that make the object.
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He has prepared a raft of forged documents with Joanie's signature on them to make it look as if she were one of his patients.
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In one drawing, five figures look as if they are lying on the floor under blankets, while another figure in a hat looks over them.
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They failed to monitor their charges through the night and falsified the records to make it look as if they had, the Investigation Department said.
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The Grand has three pools, one of which includes a 90-foot waterslide built to look as if it's wrapped around a giant redwood tree.
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As we spoke, he happened to be sitting beneath a large circular pendant light that made him look as if he was wearing a halo.
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Perhaps this is because Oozy's tattoos look as if he has updated the classic craft of etching for the 21st century, with skin as his paper.
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Huji Cam, which make your images look as if they were taken with an old-school throwaway camera, has been downloaded more than 16 million times.
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Sewn with pink fabric accents to look as if her arms were tucked into her pockets, the avant garde piece was a bold choice for Lasichanh.
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"We were intense, but there was a relaxed look, as if we were in control of what we wanted to do," Knicks Coach Derek Fisher said.
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He did issue five walks in that game, one short of his season high, and it continues to look as if age is becoming a factor.
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After this transformation, all the routes look as if they spanned the same two points; they all look similar in length, but their shape is preserved.
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As with Afghanistan, where Trump has handed over military decisions to his generals, his Syria policy is beginning to look as if absent of political direction.
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Her skin was nearly paper-white, with a subtle blue tone in her fingertips that made it look as if she had emerged from a freezer.
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Even moments of intense fear and paranoia are trumped by this blank look, as if Christine is terrified to feel anything other than a deadening emptiness.
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But opening three or more bottles of wine all at once makes it look as if you're having some sort of weird, middle-aged frat party.
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That's because in its desperation to make these policies look as if they're working, the European Union counts firewood as "biomass," and considers it carbon-neutral.
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By all means, make accommodations for anyone — including pregnant people, the elderly or someone on crutches — who may look as if they could use a break.
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"It is beginning to look as if the economy went on vacation in August," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Those are the plays that make it look as if Golden State is toying with its opponent, and they tend to come in game-changing bursts.
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Filters help that roast chicken that didn't quite brown the way you wanted it to look as if it did: Free at the iTunes App Store.
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The ad, which reportedly ran on Facebook in late 2015 or early 85033, was designed to look as if it supported the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The Brewster houses, an emptied housing project that had been painted to look as if the buildings were wearing tribalistic war paint, had been razed completely.
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And it is beginning to look as if 2019 could be a record-breaking year, in terms of the number of female turtles who nest there.
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Then again, I did not pay $445 to own jean shorts that look as if they survived a pack of motorbikes in a Globe of Death.
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In 2009, there was "Rage," starring Judi Dench and Jude Law, which was made to look as if it had been shot entirely on an iPhone.
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Bollinger, founded in 2014 in upstate New York but now headquartered outside of Detroit, designed its truck to look as if it wasn't designed at all.
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And it's edited (by the legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins) to look as if it was all filmed in one shot, which adds intensity to the action.
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It may look as if he is giving Coltrane his blessing, but it's impossible to tell whether we are witnessing a greeting or a leave-taking.
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When the subject comes up, I find those on the right of the issue give me a knowing and condescending look, as if I've been hoodwinked.
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Many make it look as if you have a live turkey — well, a turkey made of yarn — sitting on your head, with a face and feathers.
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By contrast to Mr. Noguchi's invariably elegant sculptures, Mr. Sachs's works look as if they were created by a manic, semiskilled handyman in his basement workshop.
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His "Fat House" and "Fat Car" are life-size objects that are pudgy and flabby and look as if they have put on too much weight.
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For a company that once looked unassailable, Uber is under fire from all sides, and definitely doesn't look as if it can go public anytime soon.
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He pictured the sturdy doorman in his hat and gloves, so padded they made him look as if he were about to enter a boxing ring.
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Cevapi, rugged skinless sausages of ground beef and lamb that look as if they've been in a fight, are wonderfully frank in flavor, almost hyperventilating with salt.
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As it's the sort of title where the world, the characters and the gameplay look as if they've had a fair amount of time to come together.
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" The maneuver makes the helicopter look as if it's free falling, or as one of the filmmakers puts it, "Each spiral looks like he's going to crash.
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The purple dragon was always supposed to invoke a kid's cartoon, and the new remaster makes him look as if he's ready for the Saturday morning block.
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For his finale, he grabs a towel and wraps it around his dick to make it look as if a trunk was falling from between his legs.
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At first glance, it may look as if Hack is digitally collaging her imagery, but it is all a clever and highly coordinated combination of analog media.
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Although the attorney general's perennially glassy eyes make him look as if he's always on the verge of tears, make no mistake, Jeff Sessions is feeling this.
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Hillary Clinton may look as if she will win now, but I have a feeling that Donald Trump will be the one to take the Oval Office.
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Gury is a lean young designer with glasses and rolled-up sleeves who also has a fifties look, as if teleported from the early days of NASA .
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So on one level, she and Mr. Lundy — young, in love and employed or soon to be — might look as if they are living the American dream.
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Even though Urban Outfitters was meant to look as if it was in the middle of construction, is some places, the theme was a little too real.
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The disfigured Jangly Man and the bulbous Pale Lady look as if they've been simply lifted from the '80s children's books and dropped onto the big screen.
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I have no idea why the servers wear gray jumpsuits that make them look as if they could change your oil after they refill your water glass.
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In another image, titled Sensing, Azar sticks fake eyelashes over pink lily petals making it look as if they're closing their nonexistent eyes, batting at our disbelief.
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Is it because this president doesn't get along with our allies and wouldn't want it to look as if Germany is better at something than we are?
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After the 2018 midterms, however, it began to look as if Trump, wanting a policy win, might finally be willing to talk about a genuine infrastructure plan.
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Her paintings also look as if they might've been sprayed or digitally printed, but they were created the old-fashioned, analog way, by simply painting on canvas.
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With their deformed, blotchy skin, melting features and splotchy hair, they look as if they were left in a closet for several decades and eaten by moths.
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There isn't much I can add much to Edie Falco's expression in that moment — her eyes look as if they'll pop out of their sockets — but, still.
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The materials included articles and social media posts, complete with pre-filmed videos, designed to look as if they had come from real publications and environmental groups.
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His tax plan also might look as if it benefits mainly wealthy individuals and businesses, slashing the corporate tax rate to just 15 percent, from 35 percent.
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They didn't look as if they had copied a best dress from yesteryear, nor did they look like fashion aspirants who had just stepped off the runway.
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"It may look as if we're ignoring the Dutch voters, but we have to keep our word to Ukraine, which has met the conditions," the source said.
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The article portrayed Ms. Krane's own face as being wrinkle free, though it pointed out, rather nastily, that she did look as if she were over 25.
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The surfaces and edges are giveaways; some are smooth, covered with one coat of paint, while others look as if they have been painted over dried gum.
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But despite Pompeo's resistance, it does look as if Yovanovitch and Volker will show up to Congress this week, according to reporting from NPR and the Washington Post.
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After weeks of chaos, the past few days' developments might make it look as if Britain is at last feeling its way towards a solution to its crisis.
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Take Kensington, where the average house costs £1.5m and Whole Foods Market sells peaches for £1.39 apiece, to customers who look as if they urgently need a McDonald's.
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With the American stockmarket repeatedly reaching new highs (as Mr Trump is fond of pointing out), it may look as if this post-election mood change was prescient.
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"We do now look as if we are heading to an agreement," John Berrigan, deputy director general for the commission's financial services unit, told a Financial Times conference.
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Time and again, his designs crop up in urban ensembles that look as if the dystopian world of Orwell's 1984 had been given a kooky Wes Anderson makeover.
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On the other hand, the Fed may insist on being obstinate, and for the sake of propriety doesn't want to look as if the markets are bullying it.
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With about 213 percent of the S&P 2500 companies reporting, earnings look as if they could grow about 11 percent over last year, according to Thomson Reuters.
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But elsewhere, thinks Catherine Fieschi, director of Counterpoint, a British think-tank, they tend to make politicians look as if they do not know what they are doing.
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Tina: I think when you're young, the important thing is to take things on, which maybe don't look as if they have some huge place in the world.
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In the locker room, coaches still rely on their handwriting to relay halftime adjustments on whiteboards that look as if they were appropriated from a seventh-grade classroom.
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Trump said Langer described voters around him in line who did not look as if they should be allowed to vote but were permitted to cast provisional ballots.
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The closely spaced pillars, which, upon second glance, look as if they're made of poured concrete rather than limestone or marble, suggest both a temple and a jail.
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I'm one of those suckers who will watch pretty much anything involving ravenous corpses, and yet it was starting to look as if the well were running dry.
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Here, Jenkins discusses a scene in which a landlord (Dave Franco) shows the couple a raw warehouse space that doesn't look as if it's fit to live in.
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While I'm sure it could be done safely, the curve of the front of the structure made it look as if I'd be climbing out into open space.
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Her pithy drawings of dancers and conductors, which look as if they're made up of one single line, capture all the energy and intensity of her subjects' movement.
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You can also find Armillaria mellea, a sometimes-parasitic fungus also known as honey mushroom that appears in the fall and makes wood look as if it's glowing.
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After fears about the Wuhan coronavirus touched off the biggest drop in months for US stocks, it might look as if investing opportunities are popping up all over.
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And the movie is edited (by the legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins) to look as if it was all filmed in one shot, which adds intensity to the action.
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Such a temperament would serve our narrator well in a thriller, and when she gets to Greece it starts to look as if she might be in one.
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It is best known for building robots that look as if they belong in science-fiction movies and are often co-developed or funded by the U.S. military.
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"They made it look as if the agent had sent the buyer wiring instructions for closing, so he could send his funds to the attorney," Ms. Ajluni said.
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She is drawn to a pair of white perforated leather sneakers ($2175), which look as if someone had folded lace napkins into shoes, a very clever table trick.
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That requirement, though, put a serious damper on Apple's progress and made it, for a time, look as if it was standing still in the smart home race.
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And the movie is edited (by the legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins) to look as if it was all filmed in one shot, which adds intensity to the action.
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There are tiered bronze chandeliers and walls overlaid with green and gold plaster until they look as if they belong in the ballroom of some faded Italian palace.
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But today, the fabulous, cutting-edge designs turned out by those same brands look as if they came straight off the runways — and, in some cases, they have.
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The bronze is treated with acid and fire to give it the familiar patina that makes it look as if it is a few decades or centuries old.
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In the drawing there is multiple hands reaching for the stacks of money, red and illustrated to look as if they are burnt and there is smoke nearby.
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The president is more careful about expressing such an analysis in public, acutely aware that his past comments have made him look as if he was underestimating the threat.
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They're death metal dandies who look as if they've just stepped out of a time warp leading straight to the doorsteps of 18th century Romantic poets like Percy Shelley.
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But just as prices looked as if they would never go down during the commodities boom, they now look as if they won't go up substantially any time soon.
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And while I haven't come across one yet, there are also new synthetic planets, with landscapes and flora that look as if they were made in a futuristic factory.
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Change's implosion has settled the argument in favour of stay-and-fight, even if, unfortunately, it doesn't look as if the stay-and-fighters have much chance of winning.
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He then allegedly set his own home on fire -- with his wife and daughters inside -- to try to make it look as if the whole family was being targeted.
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There must be some kind of scientific justification for why some people are able to make any (artificial) hair color imaginable look as if they were born with it.
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Democrats should be careful not to overreach in a way that would make it look as if they were trying to gain politically from the mass killings, he added.
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Sparkling dresses, for example, seem to be a favorite look for the British royal, who often wears ensembles that look as if they've been plucked from Disney princesses' closets.
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Now here comes a decorated American athlete drunkenly destroying property then leaning on easy stereotypes to make it look as if he was the victim, not the belligerent perpetrator.
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To be real is to pass for a member of the wealthy, white, heterosexual society from which contestants are excluded — to look as if they could walk right in.
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The stained surfaces look as if someone stuck her hands in grease and rubbed them onto the cream-colored door and the wavy grooves of the warped prefab wallboard.
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On most days, long lines form outside La Pedrera, whose undulating and uneven stone facade makes it look as if cave dwellings had been carved into a massive rock.
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Japan: Japan's rocket-ship ride in the 1990s briefly made it look as if the nation would overtake the US. But the infamous "lost decade" is a real thing.
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A saddle was embroidered with silk threads and pearls to look as if it had been made with leopard skin; other pieces were made to resemble wild animal skins.
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Mr. Trump's aides said they were scrambling to respond to the requests to avoid a subpoena that might make it look as if the White House was not cooperating.
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The iPhone dwells among us, but it looks — it's designed to look — as if it just moments ago entered our world from some higher, more ideal plane of existence.
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In May, Ms. Saeed appeared at a sold-out concert in Paris, wearing a flesh-colored dress that conservative Afghans complained made her look as if she were nude.
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"Our beloved friend and colleague Ben Nimmo passed away this morning," read the epitaph, which was manipulated to look as if it were from a co-worker's Twitter account.
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He's 42 years old now, he's losing his hair, his knees ache, he's had so many spine surgeries his back must look as if he's had a zipper installed.
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In Disney's live-action "Lady and the Tramp" (2019), a real cocker spaniel and mutt are made to look as if they were talking by use of visual effects.
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I prepare all berries the same way: I wash them, and dry them, then add just enough sugar to make them look as if they've sustained a deep frost.
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Count seven accuses Mr. Shkreli of misappropriating funds from Retrophin, including backdating forms to make it look as if MSMB Capital had invested in Retrophin when it had not.
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For another, some mesh systems are aesthetically pleasing — unlike traditional routers, which are bulky contraptions of hideous antennas that look as if they were made on the Death Star.
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To find out how to make your home look as if it belongs in a shelter magazine, we reached out to professional stagers and interiors photographers for their advice.
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The deception in the markets is in the fact that corporate profits look as if they are getting better and the market is pricing in another bump in revenues.
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Vernon Boulevard, a primary artery, still has stores that look as if the inventory was acquired at a garage sale, and there is no Starbucks on Vernon at all.
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People in photographs by Garry Winogrand or Helen Levitt always look as if they are capable of crossing the frame and, in a second or two, passing beyond it.
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So when you find a formula that doubles as a blood-curdling Halloween look — as if it were straight from a Scream Queens promo — you run straight to the kitchen.
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At no point in the fight did Garbrandt lose composure, get drawn away from his gameplan, or look as if he was doing something he didn't want to be doing.
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The "Dynamic Tower," which was proposed in 2008 by Israeli-Italian architect David Fisher, will feature 80 rotating stories that make the building look as if it's in constant motion.
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He can barely hit the notes, and even the judges look as if they're more interested in their next cigarette break than the guy singing right in front of them.
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He said that Hanson, or his agents, placed threatening phone calls to his wife, Greice, that were made to look as if they came from Cipriani's number, and vice versa.
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He also helped to hide precious artifacts from the Gestapo, for example, by designing a bookplate to make it look as if a Jewish collector's books belonged to the Stedelijk.
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Ms. Cottrell uses a computer and printer to create light-suffused abstractions in black and off-white that look as if they'd been made by a 19th-century photographer-alchemist.
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" Aircloak's Bauer has now sent us this comment in response: "From the outside, it can easily look as if the researchers from Imperial College and Louvain are working 'against' Aircloak.
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This way, it would look as if the entire $100 million loan had been repaid, and presto: There would be no tax bill due for $40 million in canceled debt.
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His style on the tennis court, with its no-look passing shots and between-the-legs razzmatazz, sometimes makes him look as if he's trying to play basketball there too.
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It may look as if the athletes are simply gesticulating emphatically, flinging themselves around in improbable aquatic configurations, and executing shockingly complex leg movements while upside down and not breathing.
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The six vases and two bowls that resulted, with organic details embedded in the resin and colors reflecting the natural world, look as if they were pulled from the earth.
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That's important: If the resulting fluctuations look as if they might trigger structures like those found in today's universe, then we may have had a glimpse of how inflation worked.
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To a very casual observer, it may look as if this movement infrastructure engages in actual policy analysis and discussion, but that's only a show put on for the media.
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Bellinger scoops the ball out of the air and over the wall and his follow-through makes it look as if the bat is a natural extension of his arms.
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I wanted the heart to look as if it is pushing against the walls so you could see its skin giving in to fit in the corner of the space.
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It doesn't look as if you'll get any filters when you visit the Disney Plus Originals tab, however, which just shows you a big grid of content to choose from.
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The dancers, moving arms and bodies against each other, look as if they were improvising, deciding the right way to dance — a metaphor for the delicate dynamics of their relationship.
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CHOPARD L.U.C QUATTRO $24,400 Chopard's tendency to create watches that look as if they've just fallen from the wrists of well-heeled central European businessmen shows no signs of abating.
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There are so-called vampire facials, LED light masks that make wearers look as if they're in a slasher film and fish that nibble your dead skin during a pedicure.
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But what if you had dark skin and most of the videos showed lighter-skinned women applying hues that would make you look as if you had a black eye?
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The 2325-acre park, expected to open in 218, will have eight themed areas and a 2250-room hotel that will look as if it were constructed of Lego bricks.
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And bots — automated programs meant to behave like real people on social media — can make a bogus story look as if it is gaining more traction than it really is.
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This allowed the thieves to make it look as if the web traffic from Methbot's servers in Dallas and Amsterdam were really coming from individual users of those internet providers.
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"It does look as if the country is one step closer to a change of leadership and this would provide room for further recovery in South African assets," he said.
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But large predators like jaguars can also break apart a sea turtle shell in a way that can make it look as if it has been crushed, Dr. Stayton said.
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But that could be difficult in situations in which these owners of captive insurance companies joined so-called risk pools to make it look as if they were sharing risks.
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He has been accused of taking credit for other people's research and even using multiple aliases on Wikipedia to make it look as if people are agreeing with his posts.
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He was staring out to sea with a blank look, as if, at an indistinct point in the distance, he could perceive the end of some captivity he was enduring.
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The "baited lines" they cast out were at least 19,000 malicious emails that resembled the one below: These emails were designed to look as if they were coming from Google.
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Also notice that it doesn't include a guy who once seemed to really want the job but is increasingly starting to look as if he's out of the running. Sen.
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The first is the Finger Freezer Milkshakes topped with strawberry Pop-Tart strips, gummy manicured fingers and dripping with red syrup, which make the drink look as if it is bleeding.
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The main opposition Labour Party sees an election as risky, as Johnson's party remains more popular — and so far, it doesn't look as if Johnson's broken Brexit promise will hurt him.
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The ads are placed next to actual products requested by people, making them look as if they are a part of the wishlist, except for a small sponsored tag on top.
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By year's end, the museum's gilded French salon from the 1730s will be redone to look as if aristocrats were playing cards there and partaking in coffee and chocolate by candlelight.
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There are more naked stems than blooms, and the flowers look as if they were recovered from the trash after a lovers' quarrel or placed on an autopsy table for examination.
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On Thursday the President of the United States tweeted a mashup of the Speaker of the House to make it look as if she is drunk, incapacitated or slurring her words.
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Eventually he figured out that the robocaller was engaging in a practice called neighbor spoofing—making the calls look as if they were coming from someone living near the intended recipient.
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It may look as if there are big profits to be made, but industry changes mean that even market makers could struggle to ensure normal service, Swaha Pattanaik writes in Breakingviews.
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They opened a showroom in New York (the Apartment by the Line) and, after that, one in Los Angeles, with the products posed to look as if in a private house.
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The exhibition's other sculptures look as if they were designed by a demented character with a fetish for athletic and medical equipment in a sci-fi horror movie by David Cronenberg.
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The star was joined by Kaulitz, who complemented her futuristic look as an astronaut wearing a broken helmet, making it look as if Klum had broken through and gored his face.
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The work, both as an ongoing whole and as distinct pieces, look as if Jonas has combined color field and minimalist painting with the visual language of comics and esoteric glyphs.
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The islands look as if they're straight out of a postcard thanks to the fact that they're built along cliffs that jut out into the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Insomniacs can write twee lists of their blessings until the cows come home, but their cortisol levels will still tend to look as if they're gearing up to storm the Bastille.
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But it does look as if a Trump threat is worth about as much as a Trump promise: There's no particular reason to believe that he'll actually go through with it.
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Our heroes look as if they are combating an unholy alliance of brunettes and blondes hellbent on eradicating them, but wait a minute: Isn't the gene just disappearing on its own?
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But then when you go to a different website, like Facebook, and you happen come across the same link, it will look as if you never clicked on that link before.
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The Uruguayan referee, Andres Cunha, wasn't buying Hazard's fall there, but the replay made it look as if Varane hit him knee to knee right at the top of the area.
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Later complications of Lyme disease can include painful Lyme meningitis, or a nerve palsy, which can make it look as if one side of a child's face has just stopped working.
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After he fell into the water, prosecutors said, she delayed in calling 911 and intentionally capsized her own kayak to make it look as if she had tried to save him.
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Carved straight into the wood panel, the eyes look as if they're almost poking at the distorted bodies, causing them to buckle and at times even dissipate into the wood itself.
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That's to say nothing of the way the brightly colored backgrounds and Coldplay's relatively sedate clothing made it look as if the band members were holograms being projected into the stadium.
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It's not hard for small teams to put games out that look a lot more expensive than they actually are today, that look as if they involved a lot more people.
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The Fed may worry that any hint of looser policy could make it look as if Mr Trump is calling the shots—even if such a turn were justified by economic news.
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Gypsy pegs had a streaked, rough-hewn look, as if brushed with ash from the open fire, and a little ring of reclaimed tin near the top to hold the wood together.
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Fun, is what he says when people ask what it's like to have three boys, the inquirer giving Margaret a sympathetic look, as if wildness cannot be what she is after, too.
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All the photos show the couple in a somewhat intimate light — Markle and Harry, though as glamorous as ever, look as if they're sitting next to a wood-burning fire, sipping tea.
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Designed with clear, barely-there plastic straps, the Frontline Sandals look as if they&aposre floating atop the foot, rather than wrapping all the way around, which gives a leg-lengthening effect.
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He scrambled off his knees but it did not look as if he would see the eighth round, uncharted territory for the Briton who had won all his previous fights within seven.
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Although the move is a point of disagreement, in the early scenes the pair do a lot of nuzzling and look as if they could go on nuzzling into their golden years.
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Pranksters have posted a variety of fake messages on the Federal Communication Commission commenting system that have been made to look as if they are rebellious statements coming from within the organization.
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Huffman then used his administrative privileges to redirect abuse he was receiving on a thread on r/The_Donald to the community's moderators - making it look as if it was intended for them.
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In March 2017, Trump fell into political hot water when he tweeted a quote from London Mayor Sadiq Khan that made it look as if he were relaxed about terrorism in London.
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And look at Theranos, the health tech phenomenon whose blood tests from the prick of a finger are starting to look as if they have more to do with fantasy than reality.
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Instead of slowing down Pelosi's speech, Fox Business misleadingly spliced together lots of small sections of a recent news conference to make it look as if Pelosi stammered worse than Porky Pig.
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Among the clever camera features is a software mode called Night Sight, which makes photos taken in low light look as if they had been shot in normal conditions, without a flash.
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He put in new walls, paneling, cheap floor tiles and a small window frame at the back of the room, to make it look as if he's peering into his neighbor's apartment.
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I could see the unromantic air-conditioning fans whirring on the rooftops of buildings whose marble facades made them look as if they wouldn't deign to even admit the existence of weather.
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This area — with its deep, slender lakes that look as if they were clawed from the earth by a giant prehistoric feline — has defined itself as an unlikely source of superb rieslings.
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He includes so few details inside this couple that they look as if they're draped in sheets — though he's caught them at a singularly carnal moment, they could almost pass for ghosts.
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Because the dust particles are flying high in the atmosphere, they will reflect sunlight and make Mars look as if it has more bright spots than it normally does, Dr. Zurek said.
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The plan was to make it look as if he was going to put out the flaming spear carried by the Seminoles' Chief Osceola, though he never planned to actually do it.
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First Draft, the group that investigates online misinformation, traced how the rumor had spread from a fake news clip doctored to look as if it had come from the Daily Mirror newspaper.
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While photos from the event make it look as if Porter was wearing a two-toned green gown, the "Pose" star actually donned a custom Hogan McLaughlin jumpsuit for the awards show.
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Yet people ahead of him and behind him in line who did not look as if they should be allowed to vote, according to Mr. Trump, were permitted to cast provisional ballots.
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Ghostly black and white feathers in "Silkies" make seven chickens look as if they're trembling, and the evanescent "Stag Amidst Autumn Flowers" is a delicate creature pinned in place by pointy leaves.
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It was starting to look as if the old economic rules — that low unemployment would translate into higher inflation, that large government deficits would crowd out private investment — were becoming true again.
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The new clawed mount fixes stones like Sri Lankan sapphires or Colombian emeralds at only four points, allowing the stone to look as if it is floating amid a cloud of diamonds.
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"No, I don't think I would, especially if this thing is being made to look as if it's bleeding," Deech reportedly said when asked whether she'd eat one of these plant-based burgers.
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"It does look as if the negotiators in Brussels seem to be inching their way towards some kind of compromise," Nigel Dodds told BBC TV. Reporting by Michael Holden; editing by Stephen Addison
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"It does look as if the negotiators in Brussels seem to be inching their way towards some kind of compromise," Nigel Dodds told BBC TV. Reporting by Michael Holden; editing by Stephen Addison
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Many of the people who died in Pompeii look as if their bodies were twisted in strange positions because the heat of the ash made their muscles contract, Petrone told the Daily Dot.
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Some of those customers were then targeted with so-called spearphishing emails - infected emails designed to look as if they were from South Korea's taxation agency, the Korean National Tax Service, he said.
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Giles believes the West should prepare itself for massive, determined, and personalized disinformation attacks, with messages targeted at individuals and made to look as if they are being sent by people they trust.
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The chairs wouldn't be out of place in a cafeteria and the décor is modest, but the couples aligned in this cozy room look as if they wouldn't want to be anywhere else.
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Gullett and Sanderson put padding in their bunks to make it look as if they were asleep, then climbed onto the jail's roof and over a fence to escape, the Democrat-Gazette reported.
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For all the genre exertions, none of this feels the least bit spooky, including the digital ghouls that float in and the cobwebs that look as if they originated in a spray can.
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One of the actress's most impressive qualities is her ability to hold your attention effortlessly, to look as if acting in a movie is the most natural, normal thing a person could do.
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Perhaps the murderers had hoped to make the murder look as if Joffrey had simply choked to death, but as a fallback, they also set up Sansa and Tyrion as the likely suspects.
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"We overturned the mattresses and messed up the rooms, then opened the balcony doors to make it look as if we had escaped that way," Poulikakos told Greece's private Skai TV on Monday.
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What the exhibition underscores is just how much she influenced today's fashion — some exhibits look as if they came right off the fall runways — and also the impact she had on women's lives.
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" • "The changes were discussed with other Communist Party leaders, which brought into focus worries that the proposed deal could make Mr. Xi and the party look as if they were bowing to pressure.
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The thin red-and-black characters of "Babel 1" look as if they belong to a non-Western language, while the symbols in "Babel 2" are more rectangular and blocky, like Morse code.
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A tart-mouthed pistol, she corrals a plot packed with oddball encounters, including a droll Native American (Joseph Billingiere), tombstone-toothed barflies and townsfolk who look as if a bath might kill them.
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At midmorning, it's a mix of bikers, leather-skinned fishermen and two guys who look as if they're staying at the Yacht Club, their Vineyard Vines shirts a match for their pink skin.
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Trilobites Each year thousands of tourists flock to a reservoir along the Yellow River in China to witness a ritual cleansing so violent that it can look as if the earth just exploded.
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Not only did it allow my brain to roam freely — which was better for coming up with ideas, anyway — but it was a spiffy way to look as if you were paying attention.
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This led the US spies to terminate the agreement because they did not want it to look as if they were trying to buy compromising information on the President, the Times' report said.
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But when those Chinese products arrive at an American port, they will look as if they had come from Malaysia, according to the company, and will be spared tariffs aimed at Chinese goods.
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If you don't want to spend too much on a case, but look as if you spent a decent amount when at the bar or at parties, go for one of Spigen's options.
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There is also the matter of the gifts Jackson lavished upon them, helping the Safechucks buy a house -- something that Safechuck's mom admits made it look as if they were being bought off.
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Right-wing members of his coalition are committed to the settler movement and Mr. Netanyahu, several experts said, cannot afford to look as if he is yielding too quickly to Mr. Trump's pressure.
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He led a "shame-free" class that he choreographed to Beyoncé's "Love on Top" while dressed in a black leotard stuffed to make him look as if he were pregnant (with twins, obviously).
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He was taking on Democrats, too, who during the 225s, '290s, and even the 22017s were trying to compete with the GOP to look as if they were just as "tough" on crime.
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Peter Shilton was almost 41 in the 1990 World Cup and did not look as if he would save a German penalty in the shootout defeat if they had been taking them until midnight.
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Mads Mikkelsen plays him with a stony lack of self-consciousness, even though his distractingly odd makeup makes him look as if he'd been blinking away glistening magenta tears for decades or even centuries.
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On the one hand, the country's growth projections and justifiable desire to supply power to about 240m Indians who lack it imply that its greenhouse-gas emissions look as if they will almost double.
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If you were horrified by how easy it was for someone to create a fake viral video that made Nancy Pelosi look as if she was slurring her words on stage, you weren't alone.
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With revolution sweeping through Eastern Europe, Bush famously restrained from saying too much so that the United States did not look as if it were boasting or trigger a backlash by appearing to intervene.
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The Davosites may have made a bad job of running the country, but the populists on both the left and the right look as if they are going to make an even worse one.
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Clinton fills the screen, which then fades to shots of a chained-up factory and working-class men and women who look as if they have the weight of the world on their shoulders.
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The clothes photograph beautifully—somehow, they make the wearer look as if she were put on earth to be viewed on Instagram, posing against a forest vista in flamingo-colored spandex and a smile.
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Locks that look as if they've been pressed at the laundry and shaped by a razor's edge adorn magazine covers year after year, and the style shows few signs of slowing down in 2017.
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Rover and Wag are for emergency dog walking or pet sitting, and my current obsession is HUJI, a camera app that will make all your photos look as if they were taken in 1998.
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The president initially viewed Mr. Tillerson as a granite-jawed cabinet secretary who fit Mr. Trump's requirement that top advisers look as if they came out of "central casting," as he has put it.
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Elder concierge, as the industry is known, is a way for the semi- and fully retired to continue to work, and, from a business standpoint, the opportunities look as if they will keep growing.
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"You never change good data to agree with bad, but that's what they did — so as to make it look as if the sea was warmer," he was quoted in The Mail as saying.
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It all looks neat and tidy, especially Suburbicon, a planned community dotted with houses as square as Gardner's sack suits and yards that look as if they'd been landscaped using a compass and protractor.
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Around 60 Democrats boycotted the speech, saying it was an overreach by Speaker John Boehner, Netanyahu and Aipac — one also designed to make it look as if Republicans were more pro-Israel than Democrats.
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They've recorded perhaps the most cheerful protest video of all time, and look as if they think they're encouraging someone's elderly Italian grandad, Massimo, to finally go on the Mediterranean cruise of a lifetime.
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Some people look as if they were born ready to make an entrance — with hair and makeup locked in a state of unabashed, turned-up glam; strutting out with sequins aglow and bravado to spare.
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Passion vines, beloved by some butterflies as food for their caterpillars, have yellow spots on their leaves that make them look as if they have already had an egg-laying visit from a gravid female.
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In fact, he was smiling so much before, during and after United's 3-0 win in the F.A. Cup at Shrewsbury Town that it began to look as if he has been taking drama lessons.
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But it's more than just online shopping — it will look as if you're in the physical store itself, maintaining that unique sense of excitement and discovery that typically only comes with an IRL shopping spree.
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It would look as if he was protecting a man who had lost the confidence of the voters and the Democratic Party: it would validate the narrative that the email story gave Trump the election.
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Many held wrong and dangerous beliefs about children, saying, for example, that child pornography was harmless if the child had "consented" and that they preferred the children to look as if they were enjoying themselves.
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A few weeks ago, however, it began selling a house line called the Collective; simple frames that are meant to look as if they come with a free Smith Corona, and sell for under $100.
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When players finally do get control, they spend the next half-hour forced down tunnels that look as if they were designed by someone who watched a bunch of horror films but didn't understand them.
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However, if it begins to look as if Britain would be stuck with a hard Brexit deal or no deal whatsoever, then a larger share of lawmakers might support a second referendum, Mr. Featherstone added.
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Kobe Steel said on Sunday that employees had altered inspection certificates on aluminum and copper products to make it look as if they met manufacturing specifications required by customers, when in fact they did not.
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On "Forever," their union of blends adds a further layer of ambiguity to the environment; June and Oscar are residents of a nondescript California suburb, but they look as if they could be from anywhere.
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It is a lookless look, as if everyone in the movie "Defending Your Life" was an out-of-work graphic designer, or if the Guilty Remnant stepped it up to shoot a J. Crew campaign.
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But to win the nomination, they have to find ways of differentiating themselves from one another without making it look as if they are engaging in an unedifying exercise in the narcissism of small differences.
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Several experts also fretted that other nations might use escalating tensions between the United States and Iran to launch false flag cyberattacks against U.S. targets that look as if they're launched by Iran but aren't.
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From landscape and close-up photos that look as if they belong in a museum to casual snapshots to share on social media, the HONOR 9X packs serious punch when it comes to photo features.
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"Going after those with 'traffic-related' offenses helped (immigration officials) at least nominally look as if they were achieving their announced goals of deporting serious criminals from our midst," says Susan Long, co-director of TRAC.
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The sweet vibe also spilled over into makeup: Sparkly, ultra-glossy lips were designed to make each model look "as if she's bitten into a donut full of glitter," makeup artist Peter Philips told the publication.
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These investigators, it is alleged, reckon that the payments were, in part, routed through a company linked to—or made to look as if it was linked to—a venture involving 21MDB and Middle Eastern interests.
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Aside from your run-of-the-mill O2 bar and activewear clothing kiosks, the long rows of tables hold strange tech gear that look as if they belong in a straight-to-Netflix sci-fi movie.
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Then, in 1961, he catches fire in a series of deftly made pieces on black paper in a mix of Impressionist and Expressionist manners that look as if recalled from dreams or experiences of hypnagogic reverie.
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Sara (Inez Curro), a young orphaned student who shares a room with Miranda and becomes infatuated with her, is played with a creepy look, as if she might be a child in need of an exorcism.
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To someone looking up, the trees look as if they are planted inside the grayish-brown addition, as they jut out from triangular window wells partially encased in rows of concrete panels clad in stainless steel.
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Recently, Mr. Asiatico added subtle variations of "blood" and "sweat" to costumes in the revival of "The Crucible," and made uniforms in the musical "Doctor Zhivago" look as if they had gotten wet from fresh snow.
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Her sculptures, which often feature tangles of eyeballs and teeth, look as if the innards of some strange creature have been turned inside out and are now looking to consume whatever lies in their general proximity.
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He now knew how he wanted to capture what he'd felt while observing the family at that cafe: photographs of people who look as if they're gazing at their devices, but with an empty hand instead.
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Hiding in a trash pile, he watched as the police killed his friends, teenagers like him, and then, he said, placed guns around their bodies to make it look as if they had fallen in crossfire.
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On a mocked-up stage set, a soprano wearing a mask with black buttons over her eyeholes was slamming a fake hand into a door, trying to make it look as if it had been severed.
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Several sources said the changes were discussed with other Communist Party leaders, which brought into focus worries that the proposed deal could make Mr. Xi and the party look as if they were bowing to pressure.
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One of the new veneers Cobb had recently perfected, in collaboration with the Liaoning company, required every plank to be hand finished to make it look as if the wood had been reclaimed from old buildings.
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An infamous clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, edited to make it look as if she&aposs slurring her words, will remain on Facebook even under the new policy, the Facebook spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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BANGALORE, India — Nandini Balasubramanya's office here on the southern edge of India's technology capital does not look as if it would play a key role in the world's most valuable start-up's plans for global conquest.
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It is that his signature pieces — 1960s credenzas that look as if they are encrusted with barnacles — have been met with turned-up noses and occasional disgust from the most powerful people in the design world.
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AWAY Another relative newcomer, this brand — founded by two former executives at Warby Parker, the vintage-inspired eyeglasses company — offers bags that can charge portable devices yet don't look as if they're from the year 2025.
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Architecture and performance art have gone together at least since Yves Klein's "Leap Into the Void," his 1960 photomontage that makes it look as if he is swan-diving from the ledge of an elegant mansard roof.
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In the meantime, the questions keep mounting; the record of unreported meetings, questionable decisions, and baffling efforts to push the country's attention in a different direction make it look as if the administration has something to hide.
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The company's massive Muon speakers, which cost close to $200,000 and look as if they're sculpted out of mercury, are among the best speakers on this planet—even if they look like they come from another one.
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At a certain point it started to look as if we were going toward the entrance to the Holland Tunnel, and I soon realized we were about to head into it with no chance to turn away.
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Wozniak also admits in the video that he later killed Herr's 23-year-old friend Juri "Julie" Kibuishi, shooting her twice and then staging the scene to look as if she was raped and killed by Herr.
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So thing in Europe don't look as if they are brightening up over summer and that of course is a very dangerous environment because I think the world economy is at, is about to turn a corner.
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There is also a species of false positive that Hargrove calls the Flint effect: some cities, such as Flint, Michigan, are so delinquent in solving murders that they look as if they were beset by serial killers.
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Tuscaloosa is now among the most rapidly resegregated school systems in the country, with large numbers of its black students spending their entire public-school education in schools that made it look as if the Brown v.
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He learned this when his landlord asked him to box up his belongings because city inspectors might be paying the building a visit and it should not look as if anyone lived in the fourth-floor space.
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For a while, before I joined The Times, I was paying for something called SelfMade, which basically takes your photos and makes them look as if they were shot in much better light with much sexier backgrounds.
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Only last week, the party was caught red-handed, having posted a video of Labour's Brexit spokesperson Keir Starmer, misleadingly edited to look as if he was unable to answer a question on the party's Brexit policy.
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The complaint alleges Thallium hackers used a technique called "spearphishing," which seeks to gain passwords and other sensitive information from individual users through emails crafted specifically to look as if they're coming from a reputable email account.
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"I try to make everything look as if it were growing, uneven, at random, organic, in motion," he once said, a well-known quote of his that appeared in several obituaries, including in The New York Times.
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Abraham Ortiz, a lab director at the Puerto Rico power authority, said the authority bought cheap, residual oil that failed to meet federal clean-air standards and faked tests to make it look as if it had passed.
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It is starting to look as if the copper surplus, so obvious in the concentrates market and yet so elusive in the refined market, is now finally taking concrete form in LME sheds in Singapore and South Korea.
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If phishers can engineer access to an email inbox inside a company, they can produce emails that don't just look as if they come from a genuine source, but that to all extents are from a genuine source.
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The Internet Research Agency, which has apparent ties to the Kremlin, proved successful in attracting followers to fake pages that were designed to look as if they had been set up by political groups in the United States.
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"It's an absolute scandal that, in the Polish parliament, such pitiful papers that look as if they are taken from Nazi publications, are sold," said Michal Kaminski, a member of parliament for the leftwing opposition Polish Peasants Party.
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Market gyrations before the vote, which takes place on Thursday, may make it look as if they are in line for a repeat of the huge profits made following the pound's 1992 exit from the Exchange Rate Mechanism.
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Leather-bottomed and with sturdy leather handles, the bag struck just the proper proportional balance: not so small as to look ladylike or so large as to make me look as if I were running away from home.
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While distant bricks are minutely rendered, flowers in the foreground are depicted as an even row of little black blots that look as if I, a non-artist, drew them, in seventh grade, with a felt tip pen.
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Meanwhile, left out of the tax tables is the fact that some higher earners, who look as if they are getting more of a tax cut, will get hit with higher insurance premiums if the mandate is repealed.
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For a more laid-back cocktail, visit Harry's New York Bar, a century-old watering hole that doesn't look as if it has changed much — if at all — since Ernest Hemingway was among its regulars in the 1920s.
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For one, the film makes it look as if his first fight with Mr. Durán was his first after recovering from his injury, which required him to wear a metal halo ring and neck brace for six months.
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All of them so tight they look as if you would have to scrape them off with a knife; all paired with big-shouldered gold-buttoned tweed blazers in YSL shades of brown, mustard, brick red and purple.
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Karen stopped to see what had gone wrong, and the apparatus tipped forward and drew a lazy arc in the air, moving slow and quick at the same time, making it look as if the baby were diving.
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A rumor took hold, calcifying into legend, that his chauffeur would drive the car onto the lot and park — so it would look as if Mr. Grey were somewhere on the premises — and then take a taxi home.
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"Wigmaker," a kelp-like maze of lavenders, should be guarding some naiad's door, and the fiery violet and green curlicues of "Fool's Mythmaker" look as if they were lifted from Cardinal Richelieu's embroidered jacket for the Académie Française.
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The digital one takes up a whole wall, with the movie reflected on the marble floor below; as the camera pans at an achingly slow pace, the myriad objects look as if they disappear into a pool of water.
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The automaker stopped short of trying to look as if it would compete with semi-autonomous systems like Tesla's Autopilot, but it's a sign that improved safety technology will be coming to many more vehicles in the near future.
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The pass looked about as tough as a thrown football can look, as if, had a Seattle defender managed to get a hand on it, the pass would have merely muscled through his palm and kept on its path.
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But when she summons Jimmy McGill to partner up and swindle an amorous engineer, who ultimately invests in a nonexistent tech company — well, it's starting to look as if Miss Goody Two Shoes wants a new pair of boots.
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He opened his first store dedicated exclusively to toys in 1957 and called it Toys "R" Us (though he turned the "R" around to face the other way to make it look as if a child had written it).
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Germany's economy is "teetering" on the edge of recession, and Europe and the UK are bracing for the fallout of Brexit, which is starting to look as if it might end with a disastrous no-deal on October 31.
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The most seductive quality of John Wick is how easy it makes this all look, as if constructing a brilliant action flick required little more than picking someone cool and setting them loose on an all-out killing spree.
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The whole "protest" against the United States Embassy compound in Baghdad last week was almost certainly a Suleimani-staged operation to make it look as if Iraqis wanted America out when in fact it was the other way around.
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Others were picked up secondhand by Mr. Anderer and Natalie Johnson, the general manager and his partner in operating the restaurant; these look as if they have been quietly decorating the back room of some neighborhood restaurant for decades.
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Meanwhile, her hair is corralled into tight curls on either side of her face, à la Nellie in "Little House on the Prairie" and when she is displeased, she can look as if she's sucking on a lemon drop.
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A video has emerged that appears to show members of the Egyptian military shooting unarmed detainees to death at point-blank range in the Sinai Peninsula and staging the killings to look as if they had happened in combat.
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Made to look as if it is one continuous shot, the drama, set during a single day in April 1917, aims to tell the story in real time, immersing the audience in the mission of protagonists Blake and Schofield.
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The ads were designed to look as if they were being shared by a grassroots group in the United States called Secured Borders, but congressional investigators told ABC it was actually a Russian attempt to influence the 2016 election.
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The popular mask, which temporarily tightens the skin, also happens to make people look as if they've rapidly aged or are destined for the reject pile at Madame Tussauds — and, as Kim and Kourtney show, it's a special brand of terrifying.
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Sleek hardwood furniture that would suit Scandinavian interiors is being readied for shipment; carpenters distress the paint on a newly-made chest of drawers to make it look as if it has come straight from a flea market in Brooklyn.
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What's clear is that someone, or a group of people, is creating fake stories in English that are made to look as if they were published by large international media outlets, and that these stories are almost immediately translated into Russian.
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"Arya will use Grey Worm's face to kill Dany, and set it up to look as if either Grey Worm killed Dany and then himself, or just flee the scene and leave it a mystery to the realm," the theory details.
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Perhaps Mr Trump wants someone who would at least look as if they were attempting to introduce such policies: by talking tough on television, and blaming Democrats, feckless judges and the media when his administration does not get its way.
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If you're already anti-foie gras, this may feel like case of just desserts, but for the millions of French who serve up foie around Christmastime, it is beginning to look as if Père Fouettard has struck early this year.
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So, all of these things almost feel in some ways like the president is really bending over backwards now to prove that he will not do anything that would look as if he is kowtowing to Russia in any way.
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Rupert Murdoch reportedly doesn't want to ax O'Reilly for fear that it would look as if he were obligated to do so by The New York Times, which first reported the story, according to one source cited by New York Magazine.
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While it does look as if their argument is sound if going by the letter of the law, it's hard to imagine the NFL taking one of its most visible players away from the team he's been with his entire career.
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The original bot's shiny exterior has been replaced with a flat, scuffed up-looking skin that's supposed to look as if this BB-28 survived a few battles on Jakku (the planet where we first meet Rey in the Force Awakens).
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Melly — allegedly with the help of another rapper identified as Cortlen Henry aka YNW Bortlen — covered up the murder by making it look as if it was a drive-by shooting, Miramar Police alleged in a statement shared on Twitter.
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The ones hosted by Dobbs and Jeanine Pirro look as if they should be playing in the background of a Paul Verhoeven movie, but even their defense of Trump is grounded in how he is being betrayed or treated unfairly.
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Among them are surfers, artists, yogis, retirees and the sort of scruffy Americans who look as if they took a wrong turn on their way home from an Allman Brothers concert, ended up on the Baja Peninsula and decided to stay.
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The show's delicious previews on FX made it look as if it might be a good time, too—a nostalgic kick, full of song and dance, written by Steven Levenson, of "Dear Evan Hansen," and directed by "Hamilton" 's Thomas Kail.
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Before now, most of the political talk about Ukraine involved a very complicated right-wing conspiracy theory that the country was the epicenter of a pro-Hillary plot to make it look as if Russia conspired to help Trump get elected.
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They began circulating screenshots of the tweets curated to look as if Gunn wrote about little else; then they feigned uproar over the fact that anyone so terrible could be allowed to keep his job, and called for his termination.
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That might look as if the industry were praising the movie with the white protagonist when it ignored the movie with a Latino one — that "Real Women Have Curves" lacked the familiarity the traditionally white, older Oscar voters would reward.
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"Tim and Eric" DNA shows up in the squishy sound design, the rapid-fire editing and throwback graphics as well as some of the casting, which mixes actors with people who look as if they had stumbled off the subway.
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But for a change, there were also plenty of gaffes that once-a-month hackers could relate to: whiffed returns, shots off the frames and contortionist stances that made even the balletic Federer look as if he was learning to dance.
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It is a topic the Chinese do not want to discuss and have always avoided, for fear news of the discussion would leak, and it would look as if Beijing were plotting either to abandon or take over the North.
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Just last month, Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, apologized to at least 22015 people who were adopted between 403 and 240 whose birth certificates had been falsified to make it look as if their adoptive parents were their biological ones.
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In an interview, Femi Koleoso joked that having two black players, two white players and a mixed-race one in the group made it look as if they were a box-checking boy band dreamed up in a record exec's boardroom.
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And hire a stylist, Senators Jerry Moran (Kansas), Steve Daines (Montana) and John Hoeven (North Dakota), all Republicans, someone who can help you out of those big-shouldered power suits that look as if they were run up by an upholsterer.
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All of the bralettes look as if they are made from pieces of one another, which makes me suddenly feel tired, as if I had read thousands of emails about bralettes sent by Victoria's Secret designers to a distant factory.
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Because much of the action is meant to look as if it's been captured in one continuous shot, the filmmakers had to figure out a way to cut to Moss's stunt double for a moment she gets thrown across a table.
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Allison was in her early thirties, with a top-heavy figure and a barely tamed kink of ginger hair she kept wrapped up in various scarves, which gave her an exotic look, as if she were displaced here in the suburbs.
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And if people happen to notice — particularly your manager or other higher-ups — it can look as if your head isn't in your work, which matters when it comes to raises, promotions, what assignments you get and your overall reputation.
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And thanks to the deity who occasionally watches over technologically inept parents, and makes them look as if they can keep the world on track, he followed the clerk's suggestion and succeeded with the printer at the next hotel over.
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The complaint alleges Thallium hackers used a technique called "spearphishing," which seeks to gain passwords and other sensitive information from individual users through emails crafted specifically to look as if they're coming from a reputable Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo account.
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Aside from her presence on camera, Ms. Minsky liked that the young actress did not look as if she had fallen off a child-star assembly line: Ms. Lee, who is of mixed ethnicity, has short hair and a crooked grin.
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This means that the huge gains achieved so far — tens of millions of newly insured Americans and dramatic reductions in the number of people skipping treatment or facing financial hardship because of cost — look as if they're here to stay.
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For a troupe that recently went on what was sometimes billed as a farewell tour, or at least as the end of something, the Trisha Brown Dance Company does not look as if it were going gently into any good night.
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It's from this book that Turkish photographer Aydın Büyüktaş takes inspiration for his warped drone photography series Flatland, in which he distorts landscapes in impossible ways while making pedestrians and cars look as if they're living in M.C. Escher drawings.
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This creative process that on a surface may look as if erasing names from history, hiding, or silencing the sources, in fact, emphasizes the scale of the colonial violence — an endless possibility of reproducing images as disturbing pieces of evidence .
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After gathering the tracking data, the system fed the information into d3 software to sequence generative content—in this case, ten Clay Paky Alpha Profile 1200 lights that look as if they are manipulating the dancer with various movements and patterns.
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Perhaps Apple needs another color-coded indicator in the Location Services Settings to show users if it's the app that's accessing your location data, or if it's the Maps extension that's causing your otherwise unused app to look as if it's tracking you.
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" But any sympathy Baldwin may feel toward Trump doesn't prevent him from blasting the president, saying for his "SNL" impression, he must look as if he's "trying to suck the wallpaper off the wall" and contort his mouth to resemble a "puckering butthole.
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At Scarr's Pizza (43 Orchard St., $3.50-$5.25) , which opened in 2016, on the Lower East Side, there are wood-panelled walls, Tiffany-esque light fixtures that look as if they came from the original T.G.I. Friday's, and a framed Mets pennant.
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A third doctored a famous photograph of Mr. Rabin reaching to shake the hand of Mr. Arafat, the leader of the P.L.O., at the White House, to make it look as if Mr. Rabin were handing Mr. Arafat an M-16 rifle.
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There were exceptions: Diane Lane's vintage zebra-stripe dazzle camouflage jumpsuit, which made her look as if she had taken a wrong turn on her way to the set of "Wild Kingdom"; Ms. Erivo's all-in gold ruffle tiered side-cut-out extravaganza.
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Here are some of the president's remarks during the White House session, fact-checked: It does look as if the growth rate has picked up meaningfully this year and may be on track for the best year of the decade-long recovery.
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Some of the women told The Journal that they had tried to avoid having to give Mr. Wynn massages by hiding in bathrooms, or entering fake appointments in record logs to make it look as if some of their colleagues were busy.
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The changes, it said, made it look as if the products met manufacturing specifications required by customers — including for vital qualities like tensile strength, a measure of material's ability to withstand a load without breaking when being stretched — when they did not.
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I thought Beth, whose wall eyes and blank expression make her look as if she suffered an unfortunate birth defect back in the factory, was supposed to be between 3 and 6 months; in fact, she is the size of a newborn.
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The stage, littered in some battlefield scenes with headstones, is often framed by smoky projections to make action look as if it's taking place in an antique postcard — an effective device, especially during ephemeral scenes like the ones at the Kronprinz's chalet.
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His home is the antithesis of mine (I told my architect I wanted the apartment to look as if Elsa Schiaparelli had been let loose in a Hong Kong gadget shop): It is gray and white, muted and low-lit, spare and disciplined.
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Constantly on the hunt for foreign-made clothes, we spared no time, effort or ingenuity to find a pair of pants, a dress or a blouse that didn't look as if it came off the conveyor belt in the textile center Ivanovo.
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But now it's starting to look as if Trump really will achieve something unique: He may well be the first president of modern times to preside over a slump that can be directly attributed to his own policies, rather than bad luck.
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She joins a group that includes Jay Sekulow, one of the president's personal lawyers, and other aides and allies, who believe that anything resembling a White House "war room" is needless and would make them look as if they were under siege.
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Tourists from the United States, Europe and Japan come to wonder at Islay's coastal beauty, take pictures of hillsides filled with sheep and hairy Highland cattle that look as if they've had vigorous blow dries, and soak up the pricey local spirits.
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Gray describes the challenges of making the scene feel authentic, including shooting in the desert at another frame rate to make it look as if the moon rovers were affected by the different gravitational pull, then enhancing that footage with visual effects.
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Trump argued in an early morning tweet Friday that the news media changed the meaning of his tweet by removing the apostrophe from his nickname for Schiff, thereby making it look as if he had misspelled the word "little" in his tweet.
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The reasons were political: The government did not want to look as if it owned these two entities, and nationalizing Fannie and Freddie would also have added trillions of dollars in debt to the government's balance sheet, blowing up the national debt ceiling.
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But they were shown calmly putting random items into boxes that didn't look as if they had been salvaged from a grocery or liquor store — as were most of my boxes — after which they stopped to have a leisurely heart-to-heart talk.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Conservatives — who have been leading the polls, and look as if they might win — have promised to "get Brexit done" and take the UK out of the European Union by the current January 31, 2020 deadline.
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As reported by The New York Times, Trump told a room of congressional leaders that his friend, the golfer Bernhard Langer, claimed he'd seen "voters who did not look as if they should be allowed to vote" in line ahead of him.
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Documents also revealed that millions of dollars from Istanbul's budget had gone to foundations with ties to Erdoğan and his family — which makes it look as if Erdoğan was benefiting as the rest of the city and country were facing an economic tailspin.
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But that tension is not necessarily a good thing: The car starts with an overly long hood (despite the absence of an engine to put in it), and the rear two thirds look as if they have been contracted and converted into some extra height.
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Mixed reality—a term which Microsoft is particularly keen on—is a mix of AR and VR, where those digital overlays are designed to look as if they're part of the real world, though a combination of advanced sensors and high-end computing power.
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With North Korea, for example, there is the disturbing possibility that Mr Kim might offer to give up his ICBMs, which look as if they can carry weapons to any part of America, but not, yet, all his bombs or all his shorter-range missiles.
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The parliamentary party's large pro-Brexit wing is solidifying behind Boris Johnson, who already has about 40 backers to Mr Stewart's five, while the party's moderates look as if they are getting behind Michael Gove, a Brexiteer in good standing, but a responsible one.
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Beauty ads in general tend to over-glamorize things: people with skin so smooth they look as if they have no pores put on foundation they don't really need, and men and women ski down picturesque mountains with practically no clothes on to sell fragrance.
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Kesha's latest album, this year's Rainbow, might have ditched the polished synth club sound of earlier years, but the crowd still look as if they could have stumbled out a home county college bar club night called "Day Glo Tuesdays" during fish week in 2010.
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They are voiced, in a charmingly understated manner, by Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux, and given relatively tasteful minimal computer-generated expressions — except for Lady's huge dark eyes, which look as if they have been digitally enhanced by Margaret Keane (of "Big Eyes" fame).
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This means not all of the videos are perfect — scrolling through the main feed shows videos on all ends of the spectrum — some are great and look as if done in front of a "real" green screen, while in other videos the effect barely works.
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In the imperfect rooms of the studio — which Barnes purposefully kept as unrefined and spare as possible, preserving the patina of the original brick walls and the nearly 30-foot-tall plank ceilings — her creations look as if they were conceived by the building itself.
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The ability to afford what is essentially a huge machine shop has allowed her, perhaps counterintuitively, she said, to make pieces with more spontaneity — "to look as if they're almost easy" — and to continue to have the mental space to think in unconventional ways.
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Williams's steamroller mother, Edwina, and his delicate sister, Rose — whom with the playwright made up the quarrelsome tribe of fantasists that inspired "Menagerie" — are represented here by snapshots that look as if they had been freshly unglued from the pages of a family scrapbook.
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While it is meant to be a crucial tool for combating market stress, it has for decades carried negative connotations, prompting banks to avoid borrowing from it out of fear that doing so will make them look as if they are on shaky footing.
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Portable air-conditioners are not only more expensive, less efficient and noisier than window units, but they sit entirely inside the home, taking up valuable floor space, and use unsightly venting tubes that look as if they belong on the back of a washing machine.
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WASHINGTON — In the end, the impeachment calculation nearly all Senate Republicans are making is fairly simple: They would rather look as if they ignored relevant evidence than plunge the Senate into an unpredictable, open-ended inquiry that would anger President Trump and court political peril.
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The waves that toss the nameless protagonist, a presumably shipwrecked fellow with black-dot eyes and an inky beard, are proudly two-dimensional, and look as if they had been rendered with a pen and a brush rather than a mouse and a software application.
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The release of the emails, at least, is no head scratcher: Donald Jr. apparently believed that The Times was about to publish them anyway and figured that if he beat us to the punch, he'd make it look as if he had nothing to hide.
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Such averages are deceptive, making it look as if valuable pensions can be provided by setting aside surprisingly small sums of money, then investing it aggressively — something that has brought pension funds to grief not just in Park Slope, but all across the United States.
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She could bring the sun to bed in a darkened room, and did with hot-water bottles, those red rubber vessels that look as if they just wobbled out of a Stefan Zweig novel: Old World but in a way that seems silly and harmless.
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In "Elephant Feet," an adult forehead, eyes and nose that look as if they were taken from torn photographs and a miniature but still oversize fur coat combine to form a defiantly heartbreaking figure whose patchwork composition is really a way of being whole.
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"I think it's funny when guys don't like that stuff, and they're like, you're that kind of person," said Ms. Kirkendall, who was one of many young women at the convention made up to look as if a zombie had just feasted on her face.
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Footage of the band playing the inhumanly fast song is intercut with cells dividing, strands of DNA, and raging storms, making it look as if the very fabric of the world is coming undone because Gojira is just that sick and this song just slaps that hard.
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A completely fake article, made to look as if it were published by The Guardian and containing explosive comments attributed to the former head of British intelligence, was likely created to serve as propaganda material for Russian media, according to experts and details uncovered by BuzzFeed News.
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Freddy Negrete, one of the original pioneers of the black and grey when an inmate (and the originator of the "Laugh now, cry later" motif), notes that initially, people on the outside got the tattoos so as to look as if they had been in prison.
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This is a real threat; a group of coin miners that control more than 50 percent of the network can wreak havoc by stopping payments between users, or reverse certain completed transactions, so that it would look as if they still had the coins they spent.
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It's already a cool effect in real time because the lights start spiraling with the wheels but reaches another level of awesomeness with some editing in post-production because the frames get stitched up to look as if the light were leaving colorful trails in nature.
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The movie could also have done without a number of scenes at an "undisclosed location" that doesn't look as if it were worth ever exposing, or the climactic moment when Theron and Emmanuel fling themselves at their keyboards in an effort to out-hack each other.
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Watson was also active on social media, seeding a further doctored version of footage on Twitter — which includes a repeat close crop that zooms in on the CNN reporter's hand against the intern's arm, making it look as if Acosta is giving her a karate chop.
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The campaign is kicking off with a minute-long tribute to popcorn flicks of all kinds — a montage of generic action and adventure scenes, some of which look as if they might have come from off-brand versions of Deadpool, Where the Wild Things Are and Watchmen.
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Powered by a notably youthful cast — many look as if they had just cleared the Clearasil years — the production, directed by Bob Moss, has a sunny-spirited exuberance that quickly fills the intimate East 13th Street Theater (better known as home to the Classic Stage Company).
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The whole well-organized scheme makes Lance Armstrong's doping, once labeled by the United States Anti-Doping Agency as "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen," look as if it were run by teenagers in a high school chemistry class.
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"Turner's pictures always look as if painted by a man who was born without hands, and having contrived to tie a brush to the hook at the end of his wooden stump, he managed by smudging, bungling, scrawling, twisting and splashing," one critic wrote in his diary.
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The production had more or less taken over much of the hotel, from a lobby it had dressed to look as if the place had been hastily barricaded and abandoned to a meeting room dressed like a party that had suddenly been interrupted by the living dead.
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Some analysts in Washington saw Mr. Kim's visit to Beijing as a masterstroke that softened his international image as a rogue figure and made him look as if he genuinely wants a peaceful resolution to the conflict, potentially complicating Mr. Trump's task in their upcoming meeting.
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The surest way to make fans of the Philadelphia Eagles cringe, to make them look as if they downed a handful of ghost peppers and chased it with hydrochloric acid, is to mention Ronde Barber, Ricky Manning Jr. or a Branch — Cliff or Deion, take your pick.
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Upstream are the 48- and 43-story American Copper Buildings, sibling apartment towers that look as if they were being pulled toward each other by a 100-foot bridge at their waists (inside of which is what must be the coolest swimming pool in the city).
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Even more than when I saw them in an earlier version of "War Paint" in Chicago last summer, they look as if they were having a marvelous time, singing solo after solo about the specifics of the beauty business and the penalties of being a successful woman.
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After the shooting, which took place in Fort Lauderdale, Melly — allegedly with the help of another rapper identified as Cortlen Henry aka YNW Bortlen — covered up the murder by making it look as if it was a drive-by shooting, Miramar Police alleged in a statement shared on Twitter.
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In the late 1980s, Andrea Robinson, then the president of Ultima II, recalled the response of her male bosses at Revlon when she proposed an extension of her brand called the Nakeds, nude-toned makeup designed for women who didn't want to look as if they were wearing any.
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Both Trump and White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted a dishonestly edited video altered to make a verbal stumble by former vice president Joe Biden look worse than it was and to make it look as if he accidentally endorsed Trump, as my colleague Cat Zakrzewski reported.
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Whether you cook with the fresh root or the more manageable powder, turmeric has the capacity to stain your clothes, skin and tongue a neon, nicotine yellow, so that you look as if you've been smoking in a very small airless room, uninterrupted, for the last 60 years.
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Three coffee table books focusing on Mr. Evans have been published in the last decade, including one by the New York-based dealer Todd Merrill, whose TriBeCa-based showroom teems with Mr. Evans's chrome case pieces and steel coffee tables that look as if they were built from stalagmites.
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BANGKOK/KANCHANABURI, Thailand (Reuters) - The Thai children walking on the zebra crossing look as if they are stepping from one white board, floating well above the road, to the next - but it is just an optical illusion, created by a volunteer group aimed at making roads safer for pedestrians.
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Several sequences look as if they're going to end badly, because the fearless Star has a nerve-racking habit of jumping into cars with strange men, but they always finish with her returning unscathed to the crew, with nothing much to show for her adventures except a few extra dollars.
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Authorities now say that Hupp picked up Gumpenberger – a stranger with physical and mental impairments related to a 2005 traffic crash – then drove him to her house and staged the incident to make it look as if Gumpenbereger was a hit man hired by Russell Faria to come after her.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — With the Syrian government making large territorial gains in Aleppo on Monday, routing rebel fighters and sending thousands of people fleeing for their lives, President Bashar al-Assad is starting to look as if he may survive the uprising, even in the estimation of some of his staunchest opponents.
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Amazon's dynamic pricing system, in which it frequently adjusts item prices based on a sophisticated set of variables like supply and demand, time of day and prices offered by competitors, is the company's way of making it look as if you are always getting the best deal, Mr. Wiesel said.
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In contrast to the crumbling, Soviet-style apartment blocks in a nearby suburb of Tbilisi — buildings that look as if they began falling down before they were even fully built — the Chinese company offers clean if basic modern towers with elevators that work and corridors that do not smell of urine.
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His close ally Amit Shah, the leader of the B.J.P. and by most accounts the second-most-powerful man in India, was arrested in 2010 and charged with arranging the murder of an underworld couple in police custody and making it look as if they were killed during a shootout.
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They have an eerie appeal: If your kindergartner brought one home, you would be creeped out, but here, they look as if they summon the kind of specters who open your kitchen cabinets, like in "The Sixth Sense," except they reorganize your glassware and put a flower in each cup.
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Before Ta became synonymous with super-natural, dewy makeup that make his celebrity clients look as if they&aposve drank 18 gallons of water and gotten two days of sleep, he was working at a M.A.C. beauty counter in Arizona to pay the bills after filing his tanning salon for bankruptcy.
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If Tisa Walden's small photographs of San Francisco look as if they might have been snapped on a laid-back stroll, Isabella Kirkland's oil paintings of marine-life specimens, lined up like hors d'oeuvres on a tray, have a scientific clarity, and more than that, a sense of mescaline-washed wonder.
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See, for example, what the menu calls divorced sea bream, a handsome dish that would be splashed around Instagram even more frequently than it already is if the dining tables were lighted by ceiling pinspots rather than disco-era chrome globes that look as if they were salvaged from Regine's.
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The evolving arc of Disney princesses — from the damsel in distress Snow White in 1937 to the entrepreneurial dreamer Tiana in "The Princess and the Frog" in 2009 — gives hope that we'll see more animated stories starring young female characters who look as if they could be from anywhere around the world.
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And because this movie is also set in a previous decade, I felt that it needed to look as if it was made in a bygone era and that the archetype itself would work better if the movie felt like it was entirely cut from a cloth that was several decades old.
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Tween Kate (Darby Camp) is the precocious ideal of an annoying little sister, obsessively filming things on her dad's old video camera, in order to feel closer to him, but really so The Christmas Chronicles' filmmakers can shoot certain scenes to look as if they were captured by a 20-year-old camcorder.
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You don't have to be a psychologist to think that some Fed officials may be reluctant to cut rates because it would either look as if they were concluding that President Trump was correct in his attacks on their interest rate increase in December or bending to his demands for rate cuts.
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And after Mr. Trump warned that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury," he is acutely aware that making no active response might make it look as if he had ignored his own red line, exactly what he accused President Barack Obama of doing with Syria.
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Like many, I have been absorbing the slow death by strangling of Barneys New York online, in articles about failed Hail Mary investments and LOL-worthy Instagram photos of 5-percent-off price tags and clearance posters in the windows that look as if they were last used at a Hobby Lobby.
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I certainly assumed I'd use the machine as I have used the Vita, the 3DS, and every handheld that came before them, essentially lifting the machine toward my face and lowering my face toward the machine, creating a slouched and unhealthy posture that makes me look as if I never matured from my fetal stage.
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Like Artschwager, he seems to be able to copy whatever he wants, but prefers to undermine his gift for mimicry, often by giving himself a ridiculous task: make a painting that slumps against the wall as well as the crate it is resting on, while ensuring that both look as if they are real.
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But it sure does look as if someone has made an iPhone-shaped object without a mute switch, and considering that Apple has almost entirely excised the hardware toggle from its iPad line, it's not inconceivable to think it might meet its demise on the same iPhone that gets rid of the headphone jack.
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There are only two professional designers here: Camilla Guinness, whose Tuscan farmhouse features fanciful murals of trees and local vistas painted by artist friends; and the team of Laura Sartori Rimini and Roberto Peregalli of the Milan-based Studio Peregalli, whose highly patinated and detailed spaces look as if they have existed for centuries.
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In the living room, there is a plaster bust of Caesar Augustus, painted to look as if it were made of aluminum; in the bedroom hang two oversized photographs of Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, which were salvaged from an exhibition at the New-York Historical Society and repurposed for a Les Frères show.
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However, if we can rebuild American prosperity on a far more inclusive model, it may be that someday our heroes will remind us a lot of John Glenn — but some of them will have faces that don't look as if they descended from somewhere in northern Europe, and some of them will even be women.
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The only book that shows any sign of use is "Infinite Jest": the first 85 pages look as if they've been read no fewer than six times, but the rest of the book remains untouched, even though remnants of an online dating profile we found claimed that it was the apartment owner's favorite book.
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As they focus on evading more vigilant government agencies and technology companies trying to identify and counter malicious online activity, the Russians are boring into Iranian cyberoffense units, apparently so that they can initiate attacks that look as if they originate in Iran — which itself has shown interest in messing with the American electoral process.
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The idea that Facebook must hire news reporters and editors to solve the fake news problem was never a major point in the debate, and by shifting the conversation in that direction, Lessin makes Facebook's fake news critics look as if they're overreacting to the problem, and that there really isn't much Facebook can do to solve it.
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Today on the web, a self-proclaimed, confusingly young venture capitalist named Blake Robbins brought the world's attention to an Instagram Stories ad for a Chinese sneaker manufacturer called Kaiwei Ni. Whoever made the ad, he notes, designed it to look as if there is a stray hair in the middle of whatever phone screen it appears on.
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The Real Deal: While the box office failure of last year's Solo: A Star Wars Story made it look as if fans would never get any closure for the tease of Darth Maul being the head of a criminal underground, with Qi'Ra seeking to build her own power base in his organization, reality—read: "Lucasfilm"—might have other plans.
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The appeal of this type of pornography to viewers rests in its (apparent) authenticity: Voyeur porn, as the name suggests, is meant to look as if it was filmed spontaneously, without the subjects' consent, though whether that is true is often ambiguous—some porn producers use techniques to make staged scenes seem caught in the wild.
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It's all still tied to a system driven not just by profit, but usually by greed at the top, so that the ruling class does reproduce hierarchy — even given all of the dispersions that have taken place, all of the various horizontal modes that make it look as if it's leveling, it's democratizing, it's more egalitarian.
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Jennifer L. Pozner, a media critic and author of "Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV," said that reality producers go to fantastic lengths to manipulate contestants, denying them food and communication, plying them with alcohol and ultimately chopping up footage to make it look as if they have said and done things that they haven't.
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I bought two reams of bright-pink computer paper, and used them to cover the walls, floor, and furniture of my new bedroom: a third of the year had passed, and it was my turn for the single room, where I could now take photographs that would look as if they had been taken in a pink hotel.
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She was far from being the prettiest of the Mary Wards—she had stick-thin legs and large round glasses and wore her hair in what were then called standing buns, pointy antennae that made her look as if she were perpetually waiting to receive alien signals—but she was a Mary Ward, all the same.
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But since any territorial system is vulnerable to tax-avoidance schemes—like shifting income abroad to make it look as if profits were being earned abroad—you'd also need tough anti-abuse provisions, like taxing at least a fixed percentage of foreign earnings and limiting companies' ability to channel income to subsidiaries in low-tax countries.
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Among those are Ernesto Briel's small ink drawing "Nebulosa" (1969), a circular composition that seems to pulse and spin; paintings by Eduardo Mac Entyre from the mid-60s, consisting of gossamer nets of fine lines that look as if designed using a Spirograph; and Julio Le Parc's "Continuel Lumière" (1966-68), a curtain of suspended, shiny metal squares reflecting light in all directions.
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In seven stream-of-consciousness paragraphs written in the second person, Keillor sticks the shiv in Trump without ever mentioning him by name, showing the vast void and the need for adulation at the heart of his campaign: The brim shadows your face, which gives a sinister look, as if you'd come to town to announce the closing of the pulp factory.
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Twitter briefly suspended actor Rose McGowan in the middle of a series of tweets about sexual harassment, then two weeks later an employee briefly deactivated the account of the president of the United States on their last day at work, then a bug caused the platform to restrict search terms for hashtags like #bisexual, making it look as if they were being censored.
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All of Bran's flashbacks have been things taken from the books and/or their supplemental material (though they look as if they're about to explain several things book readers have long speculated about), and the storylines of both Sam (headed to Old Town) and the Greyjoys (who sit out this episode) are book stories that had yet to be adapted.
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The Flipping Out star posted an image to his feed on Monday showing him standing in what appeared to be the network's offices in front of an official portrait of himself, which he edited to look as if it was defaced with a big X over his face and phrases like "Contract EXPIRED!" and "Your 15 minutes are up" scrawled across it.
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The YouTuber Josh Pieters wanted to know whether he could set up a fake restaurant on Deliveroo, a food-delivery app based in the UK.In a recent video, he and Archie Manners, a magician, gathered all the paperwork to make it look as if they owned a restaurant called "The Italian Stallion," built a website, and set up an account on Deliveroo.
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Unlike some of its Marvel cousins whose action scenes look as if they've been shot through garbage disposals, whirred and jolted into existence, Ant-Man and the Wasp's sequences are all about controlled chaos — tiny things getting cosmically and comically large, or vice versa — and letting the physics of that dynamic, rather than a flurry of punches, tickle your brain.
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Seating was arranged on metal folding chairs on the perimeter of the wide open space, which made guests on the other side of the room seem tiny and the models, who carried weekend totes and wore fanny packs, look as if they were in transit, roaming a giant old European train station en route to somewhere exotic and very, very far away.
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The more I assure them how privileged I was to have shared so much of my life with such a great mother, however, the more they look as if they need a hug, which I, of course, am more than willing to give them, since it's my fault they're crying in the middle of the grocery store in the first place.
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They could try to get the ball to the perimeter, or at least make it look as if that is where the ball is going, rather than try to break through a front seven that has held opposing teams to 62 rushing yards per game — more than 35 fewer than the second-best team in the F.B.S. "Misdirection," Streeter said.
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And once "Christopher Robin" softens its insufferable, needlessly cynical conception of the title character, it offers more or less what a Pooh reboot should: a lot of nostalgia, a bit of humor (Brad Garrett's vocal deadpanning as Eeyore is a standout) and tactile computer animation that, even for the effects-jaded, makes it look as if the actors are interacting with real stuffed animals.
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In other words, while it may be intended to look as if the US is preparing for a massive invasion of immigrants at the Southern border, the reality is that it's mostly just sending backup logistical support to help border agents address the arrival of a few thousand migrants — around half of whom are girls and women — who have been traveling by foot for weeks over.
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" In his memoirs, Nixon would later grumble that he met resistance when he tried to declassify the names of those tapped, showing how some of his predecessors had also used these tools to gain political advantage: "[M]y staff resisted me...most of my advisers argued that if I revealed the activities of previous administrations, it would look as if I were trying to divert attention from myself by smearing others.
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It's not exactly what Star Trek's pointy-eared Vulcan had in mind when he raised his hand in the now-familiar Vulcan salute, but surely he'd appreciate the sentiment — especially when it refers to a young amputee who can now dribble a basketball and shoot baskets again thanks to a 3D-printed prosthesis that makes it look as if the boy is simultaneously shooting and giving the Vulcan greeting.
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The evidence included a threatening letter he sent to the wife of a former employee; statements he sent to MSMB investors showing great returns at the same time he had no money in fund accounts; three versions of a backdated agreement to make it look as if MSMB Capital had invested in Retrophin when it had not; and claims about assets under management that were wildly out of line with his actual fund size.
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If it was not perfect statesmanship — some leadership staff members thought their point of view might sway more voters if it were published in a less liberal venue — at least the timing was ideal: If they were going to come out on the side of impeachment, better that they do so before Pelosi announced her desire to pursue an impeachment investigation, lest they look as if they were simply following orders from the liberal elite.
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On a wall-mounted screen, Norris inhabits the character of Meka Jean to enact and illustrate some tropes for contemporary hip-hop and R&B inflected music production that are easily recognizable: that millennial, YouTube video vehicle comprised of lots of costume changes with jump cuts in between, but production values that make it look as if the artist isn't trying too hard (because, as Kanye West said, "when you try hard, that's when you die hard").
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They included, as detailed in the report, a captain, two lieutenants and five guards who admitted to falsifying documents to make it look as if they had conducted nightly rounds; an officer who missed a foot-and-a-half-wide hole cut in the back wall of a cell during an inspection; and a guard who spent his time reading at his desk in the prison tailor shop, while Ms. Mitchell spent hours each day with one of the inmates plotting the escape.
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The single biggest signifier of adulthood, at least when it comes to clothing, is not any single style of garment but the condition of them all: whether they are spotted, stained, wrinkled, torn and so on; whether they are missing a button, look as if they have been dropped on the floor, crumpled up in a corner, shoved to the back of the drawer; or any of the other telltale signs that the wearers expect someone else to tidy up for them.
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All along, though, the Chinese complained that the language sought by the U.S. was one-sided and tantamount to a confession of guilt by China that would make it look as if President Xi Jinping was kowtowing to the U.S. The Chinese also complained that Trump was making excessive demands in terms of the amount of U.S. goods and services he wanted China to buy to reduce the trade imbalance, and that the U.S. would still not guarantee to end tariffs.
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There were also some unexpected salty details, hinting perhaps at what is to come: trompe l'oeil swimsuits seamed into the front of coats and jackets, instead of lapels, for no apparent reason (they were supposed to be a reference to the designers' backgrounds, but since most people don't know them, it really served only as an inside joke); arms on jackets cut to look as if the shoulder blades were being pulled together in a model walk (that idea worked pretty well).
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The most politically sensitive project documented in the exhibition is "The Democracy of the Symbol" (2015), in which Erlich, made it look as if he had removed the top of a landmark obelisk in downtown Buenos Aires and relocated it (a facsimile of it, of course) to the steps of MALBA, the Latin American Art Museum located about five kilometers uptown, where visitors were invited to enter it and view digital screens offered as virtual windows onto the vistas one would encounter at the top of the monument.
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Many of the paintings look as if they could have been made yesterday: Jean Foos's swirling forms that split the difference between the tangible and the abstract; the bearded and naked man cowering under a table (and a turkey) by Michael Ottersen; the awkwardly slapstick figures running across a sheet of shaped paper by Judy Glantzman; the bluntly articulated, boldly colored heads of Keith Davis; and the painted silhouettes on vinyl LPs made by Jane Bauman between 1981 and '82, one of which evokes the 2053 attempt by John Hinckley, Jr., on the life of Ronald Reagan.
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Other calamities within the last week alone include a report from the British government accusing Facebook and other companies of hindering consumer choice and stifling innovation and calling for strong regulation; Facebook managing to look as if it was trying to block Senator Elizabeth Warren's attempt to advertise her plan to break up big tech companies like Facebook on Facebook; its services, including the popular Instagram app, going down around the globe, and on Thursday, the announced departures of Chris Cox, Facebook's powerful chief product officer, and Chris Daniels, the boss of WhatsApp — a giant neon sign that the company is in pain.
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