Even the opening theme, sung by Harris, is self-referentially droll and sinister: Look away, look away, look away!
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" Diane's says ... "If you see me walking by and the tears are in my eyes, look away, baby, look away.
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After one of the characters suffers a particularly gnarly wound, another dresses it while repeating the words, "look away, look away," which serves as advice to the audience as well.
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Like a train wreck, you just can't ... look away.
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" I look away and say, "Right, what suits me?
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If you see someone that is hurting, don't look away.
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"He added, "You look away when you see it ending.
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As weird as they are, it's hard to look away.
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You'll squirm, you'll gasp, you won't want to look away.
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We couldn't look away or put the serving spoon down.
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Ignorance is knowing the truth and choosing to look away.
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The audience is not embarrassed, and does not look away.
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I wanted those cameras to look and not look away.
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So if you see somebody that's hurting don't look away.
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It's hard to look away from, but it's obviously impossible.
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If you're squeamish, you may want to look away now.
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If there's some movement, then it's harder to look away.
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But when it breaks down, it's hard to look away.
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Look away for too long, and it delivers a scolding.
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Moreover, we need to look away from the acting awards.
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We cringe as we watch, yet we cannot look away.
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We cannot look away from this and we cannot pause.
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You can't look away, or rather, you don't want to.
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It's both hard to watch and impossible to look away.
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Click here to view original GIFWhy can't I look away?
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He doesn't look away, even after I catch his gaze.
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It was difficult to look away from the feeding frenzy.
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They're unravelling before our eyes and we can't look away.
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Their eyes watching him were hard to look away from.
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Just try to look away from David Bowie's chiseled pecs.
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Look away now if you own bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.
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Some readers may feel they want to look away, too.
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He, and others, said they could not look away now.
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"It's also just amazingly interesting, and you can't look away."
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Because we naturally want to look away from our ugliness.
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We applaud the moment and look away from the consequences.
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You might be tempted to look away or ignore this.
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We look away from each other at our collective peril.
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I feel like I should look away — but I can't.
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I know all this, yet I still cannot look away.
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It is perverse for Britain to try to look away.
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Despite his advice, Tatar admitted he, too, can't look away.
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To me, it's really dangerous for America to look away.
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Maybe, but we're betting you won't be able to look away.
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It's hard to watch, but also hard to look away from.
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But the content scrolls on, and we can't look away.5.
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I'm unable to look away from the slow-motion train crash.
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When she's onstage delivering stand-up, it's impossible to look away.
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It's stunning and hilarious, but there's no way to look away.
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Every single one is so cool, and we can't look away.
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Whenever I mention it, Glen and Sera hum and look away.
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Max Graef: It's hard to look away from the chair though.
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Don't look, or you might not be able to look away.
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We spotted the latter at Eckhaus Latta and couldn't look away.
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""It's that horrifying feeling of not being able to look away.
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Tribe fans might wanna look away ... 'cause this one's gonna sting.
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Twenty-three percent (Nonna, look away now) throw in chili powder.
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If we look away now, those problems will never be solved.
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Warning: if you can't handle insanely gnarly sports injuries ... LOOK AWAY.
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Seriously — if you haven't finished the entire season yet — look away.
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But our fellow Americans are dying, and we can't look away.
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If you're a hater, maybe you had better look away now.
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Sometimes you do, and although most look away, sometimes someone listens.
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If you look away, even for a moment, you'll lose track.
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Michael almost had to look away, the sight seeming too intimate.
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"It's hard to look away from a horror show," he said.
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ET The world can't look away from internet celebrity Tana Mongeau.
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When it came, full-bore, enabling, she did not look away. ■
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It's hard to focus on but impossible to look away from.
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When he's on screen, "Never Look Away" crackles with sulfurous life.
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But when it finally comes into view, you can't look away.
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There's nothing I haven't seen before, but I can't look away.
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Once you start to play, you'll find it hard to look away.
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Cory Booker tweeted that people "should not look away" from the photo.
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It's high time we figure out why we all can't look away.
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Wave them off and point at the phone so they look away.
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When Priyanka Chopra hits the red carpet, it's hard to look away.
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If you're afraid of snakes, you might want to look away now.
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Both create textures and effects that make it hard to look away.
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We knew each other too well to look away from our situation.
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You may have to look away from Master of None Season 2.
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You had physical ... so it was hard for someone to look away.
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Do they stop talking and look away when you speak in meetings?
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But no, it's real — and it's really hard to look away from.
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" When Flake bowed his head, Archila said: "Don't look away from me.
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It's a dizzying spectacle, one that's nearly impossible to look away from.
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If you're icked out by roaches, you might want to look away.
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If you're expecting the X-Pro2 to be cheap, look away now.
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Possibly Michael Caine's reaction after Schumer tells him not to look away.
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Should we be embarrassed by our obsession, our inability to look away?
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You won't be able to look away, even if you want to.
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It was so wanting and bright that he'd had to look away.
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Because no matter what our size, we're all conditioned to look away.
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Look away to swat a mosquito, and your dinner may be lost.
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Lakeith Stanfield is hard to look away from when he's on screen.
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Every designer loves to dress her, and every fan can't look away.
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If you look away for a moment, you're likely to get lost.
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And yet, as Metzger pointed out, people can't seem to look away.
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Like she cannot look directly at Melisandre yet also cannot look away.
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"Don't look away from me," she continued, when Flake bowed his head.
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Critics refuse to look away, and they insist that we join them.
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"The speed, the danger — I couldn't look away," he told me recently.
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Her plays will make you flinch, but it's hard to look away.
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People often avoid those who have experienced death — they literally look away.
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Whether you find it fascinating or infuriating, it's hard to look away.
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This is the world we live in, and we cannot look away.
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Although I tried to look away, I saw him gesture toward me.
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"Decent people can't look away from what is happening," she tells herself.
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We can't look away now, out of worry for our own health.
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His strange, spotted face and bulbous nose made the girl look away.
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At the same time, no one looks at us; they look away.
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You want to look away, but palpable human anguish draws you in.
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We (and our 8-year-old adviser) dare you to look away.
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Like many Americans, though, the president could not bear to look away.
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It's fitting (and promising), then, that the theme song of Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events television adaptation begins by warning viewers to "look away"—because it quickly proves to be a series that you can't look away from.
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If you feel like sometimes you can't look away, well, you're not alone.
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The higher the car's speed, the less time you have to look away.
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You have to give Paul credit: It's hard to look away from him.
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Because there's something about oozing blackheads that you just can't look away from.
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If you haven't watched the Game of Thrones finale yet, look away now.
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I didn't love looking at this photo, but I also couldn't look away.
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But let's be honest: We can't look away from following celebrities' dating lives.
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Like a great true crime story, it is impossible to look away from.
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It's riveting, in a can't look away, can't keep looking, kind of way.
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If you're even slightly squeamish about heights, probably best to look away now.
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These students are making it much more difficult for America to look away.
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Elias was so dazzled by Eva's beauty that he had to look away.
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Now is a good time to look away if you don't want spoilers.
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"I ask you, beg you not to look away," she implored her colleagues.
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At their best, platforms democratize content and force us not to look away.
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Fans — lots and lots of them — did not seem willing to look away.
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Her head is slightly tilted and her eyes look away from the viewer.
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Somehow, some folks, mostly conservative ones, have found a way to look away.
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Jim Carrey has the kind of face that's impossible to look away from.
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But at its most effective, eco-horror compels us not to look away.
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Like Jordan, it became hard to look away when Bryant had the ball.
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It's hard not to want to flee, and it's hard to look away.
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Can you please look away while I deliver the rest of the speech?
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Perhaps if people saw her sister's beautiful face, they would not look away.
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Today in bizarre Instagram fads we weirdly can't look away from: bun dropping.
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We couldn't look away while he tackled crocodiles and got bitten by snakes.
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She swaggers into scenes with a charisma that's impossible to look away from.
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And as with our other feeds, it can be hard to look away.
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These tattoos are like a car crash: so ugly you can't look away.
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When we catch a glimpse of that reality, we must not look away.
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His actions are shocking; as with a car crash, we can't look away.
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"When the secret is exposed we look away," writes the poet Mary Ruefle.
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The sectoral regulators may have been captured, and the economy-wide trustbusters look away.
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Just for a second, you look away to grab your water bottle and block.
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Then, as now, the horrors of the Holocaust make it tempting to look away.
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And friend, if you're anything like me, you won't be able to look away.
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I knew I should turn my phone off, but I could not look away.
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"It is the nature of grotesque things that you can't look away," he said.
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It doesn't let me look away, but it gives me the chance to fight.
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Kathy, unable to look away but also desperately tired, responds to several more tweets.
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But like a pop car crash, no self-respecting Britney devotee could look away.
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You can look away from Cage, but you cannot escape his spit-heavy performances.
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Everyone's incentive has been to look away and hope economic growth cures all ills.
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Watching him spiral is not pleasant, but it is impossible to look away from.
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You won't want to watch this video, yet you won't want to look away.
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You want to be compelling enough that it's hard, that you can't look away.
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I was invested in her pilgrimage because Juergens made it impossible to look away.
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If you take too long to take the shot your dog will look away.
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Rather, fans could not look away from her protruding right leg à la Jolie.
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Screens are so good, I can barely look away from them for a second.
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It may make your stomach flip — but you won't be able to look away.
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Concerned investors mulling over the possibility of an oncoming U.S. recession look away now.
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Equal parts funny and brutal, its first season was hard to look away from.
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The children's parents or caregivers did their best to make the kids look away.
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"We can't look away anymore," said Mary Small, policy director of Detention Watch Network.
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At times, Never Look Away feels like a hulking, even unwelcome example of Vergangenheitsbewältigung.
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But the reason I couldn't look away was not just about being turned on.
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"When I started to see it, I could not look away," he told me.
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You can't look away from the actual battle when you're on the boat yourself.
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Scott Loitsch is the man with the hands from which you cannot look away.
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You may find what ensues difficult to watch but impossible to look away from.
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Viewers pause, unable to look away from their televisions or their social media feeds.
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The system let me look away long enough to, say, fiddle with radio stations.
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She, too, sees the comparisons to the Holocaust, and she refuses to look away.
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They seem to be gazing inward — even as they look away from the camera.
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I don't know how to keep watching, but I know we can't look away.
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It sends her on a downward spiral that is hard to look away from.
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One of Attenborough's hallmarks is a refusal to look away from nature's inherent brutality.
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It's like a train wreck, you can't look away, but it's terrible, for me.
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Some even wondered if their husbands knew about their infidelity, choosing to look away.
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Lesley Manville is one of those actresses from whom it's hard to look away.
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If I looked again, I feared I might not be able to look away.
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It's fast, and there are literal twists and turns, and I can't look away.
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Such an eerie, skinless stillness so precisely rendered, is difficult to look away from.
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The result is a half sketch, half photo that you can't look away from.
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The effect is so bright that you can't look away, even if you wanted to.
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She "chose to look away," an arrest warrant obtained by The Telegraph of Macon alleges.
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I felt uncomfortable looking at the photo, but for a while I couldn't look away.
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Yet, he's still so talented that you can't look away: Gone Baby Gone was impressive.
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It's a paranoid nightmare vision of my own cell phone, and I can't look away.
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We'd changed in the same room many times, but usually I tried to look away.
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If you're the kind of person who cried during Marley and Me, look away now.
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It was a car crash we couldn't look away from, and the cameras couldn't either.
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But even removing his feelings from the equation doesn't do Never Look Away any favors.
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Steyer's nonstop eye contact with the camera made me feel the need to look away.
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"We can't look away anymore," Mary Small, policy director of Detention Watch Network, told CNN.
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There's a scene in Atomic Blonde that's so brazenly violent, I had to look away.
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Despite some interesting science at work here, some of you might want to look away.
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Turning the water into a pool of dark, neon-tinted swirls — we can't look away.
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It would have been easy to scroll past these men, but I couldn't look away.
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When you're surrounded by other naked people, don't you ever just want to look away?
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It felt somehow wrong to watch helplessly, but I couldn't bring myself to look away.
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If you don't want any spoilers or even the hint of a spoiler, look away.
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The terror in his blue eyes was so intense that I had to look away.
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After more details about the puffin-like creatures came out Thursday, we couldn't look away.
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It's hard to look at them, but it's also hard to look away, you know?
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You don't really have to ask yourself, "What if people look away?" in a film.
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Why can't I look away from Tiny Shrek bounding over hurdles and speeding through tunnels?
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I look away as the nurse injects me with a radioactive substance called a tracer.
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"The best thing for me is to step back and look away," Mr. Khost said.
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And if he does, will he run toward the problem or look away in disgust?
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And when we look away, we're not just ignoring their doom, we're ignoring our own.
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My heart's pounding hard inside my chest, but I can't bring myself to look away.
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Others, camped out on ottomans and peering down from balconies, seemed unable to look away.
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The girl demands that you, a dog, look away while she puts her coat on.
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It was a Clockwork Orange-like horror show, and it was impossible to look away.
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And yet in 2018 they're hard to miss, even if you try to look away.
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Never Look Away begins with a tour of an exhibition at a Dresden art museum.
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"Everything that's true is beautiful," Elisabeth tells Kurt, and admonishes him to never look away.
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The trick is figuring out when to focus on them and when to look away.
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President Trump, the commander in chief, should not look away from the wars he oversees.
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My colleagues on the Culture desk discussed why they can't look away from the spectacle.
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There is a toenail so yellow and brown that even its owner must look away.
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Mariah swept, trying to look away from Jerome's sad, dim eyes while suppressing a smile.
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But if you look away for a second or two, you'll immediately lose your place.
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I still have to look away from movie food fights or "sexy" chocolate body-licking scenes.
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Look away, Spurs fans ... Gregg Popovich has done the unthinkable -- DECLARE HIS ALLEGIANCE TO THE WARRIORS!!
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Japanese combat sports are the thing we can't look away from, despite our sense of repulsion.
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And you couldn't have paid me to look away from Caleb as he slowly touched himself.
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You know when something really socially awkward and embarrassing is happening, and you can't look away?
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He said Kelly told him to undress, but did not look away when Lee did so.
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It's a beautiful disaster and we can't look away, so for that, we thank you, ABC.
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It refuses to look away from difficult scenes, and its gaze is steady and distinctively female.
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Two men on the far left look away at something unseen, as if they're keeping watch.
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More of the way I saw it is if you don't like it, just look away.
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Once you get into the new version of The Sinner, it'll be impossible to look away.
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And there are many people who are deciding not to look away but to do something.
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The process was so entertaining at one point the model's daughter, Luna, couldn't even look away.
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It's hard to describe, but it's even harder to look away when she hits the floor.
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Then again, even if you don't have this phobia, you still may want to look away.
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With finishes to rival the glean on a Jeff Koons sculpture, how can you look away?
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Like so many others, the middle-age software developer can't look away from the presidential election.
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If you have, maybe you only made it a few seconds before needing to look away.
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Like a bullfight gone wrong, it's hard to look at—and even harder to look away.
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And why jihadists post violent beheadings online to ensure we all look before we look away.
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This is news that shouldn't surprise us in the least, and yet we can't look away.
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The runners see stares — quizzical, blank or bored — or they see people look away in modesty.
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The driver's wife and two small children were so terrified that Manu had to look away.
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If the concept of courgetti fills you with fury, you may want to look away now.
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"If each one of us resolves to not look away," Kathy Eldon says, change can come.
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Quite funny when Burr told us, quite seriously, to look away when he entered his pin.
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It was like a car accident, where you can't stand it but you can't look away.
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You look at him and you think, Someday I will die, and you can't look away.
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And it's this kind of abject version of femininity that makes it hard to look away.
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We're looking at something weird, and complicated, and sometimes dark, and it's hard to look away.
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Now look away from the data for a moment to consider what it does not show.
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If nobody knew why the fight had occurred, then neither could anyone seem to look away.
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But everything I've seen relies on train wreck theatrics that make it hard to look away.
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"Do we look away, or do we choose to see something of ourselves and our children?"
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Do we look away, or do we choose to see something of ourselves and our children?
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They're caught up in short-term news, the news cycle where they just cannot look away.
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She wants to look out into the world, but she can't look away from the mirror.
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It's not like we can just look away and our particles will stay superimposed no matter what.
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And with zillions of carats worth of dazzling Lorraine Schwartz jewels, it was hard to look away.
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If you look away from this Rubik's Cube-solving robot for even a second, you'll miss history.
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Including your jaded The Bachelor recappers, who hated most minutes of the experience but couldn't look away.
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A particular crush-worthy grandpa has caught the Internet's eye that now, it simply cannot look away.
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Russia might look away if American strikes only punish the Syrian government in a relatively limited way.
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Thanks to this video from Vogue's Instagram series, we were treated to Céline's can't-look-away choreography.
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It's impossible to look away from, and a perfect table-setter for the unflinching horror to come.
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"It's like a train wreck you can't look away from," biologist George Divoky said in a statement.
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They frequently look away from the viewer, often with their eyes closed, denying the viewer full access.
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And if you by chance have a phobia of people in fuzzy animal costumes, then look away.
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If you're a true blue lover of all things Vegemite and Victoria Bitter beer, look away now.
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"I will make my own pledge as a college educated women not to look away," she said.
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However, Deadline has a guess (if you're not caught up on the third season, look away now).
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You may find yourself unable to look away from every pretty thing dying in their houses daily.
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Then, the camera rests on Boy's bloody dead body, not daring to look away from the tragedy.
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The books get more and more unsettling as you turn the pages, but you can't look away.
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Humans tend to prefer fantasies: After all, they allow us to look away from real human suffering.
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Macky Neal warns audiences that the photographs may be upsetting, and trainees sometimes look away or leave.
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And the massacre at Srebrenica finally proved it, finally proved our governments could no longer look away.
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When this period and your name are mentioned, decades hence, your grandkids will look away in shame.
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In Atreus, Kratos' cowardice is reflected in a living mirror, one he's unable to look away from.
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" They played "Basic space," with its chorus: "basic, open air / Don't look away, when there's nothing there.
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When teams are playing with an exhilarating style, it's easy to look away from wider political issues.
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If we look away when the state brands someone a criminal, who among us then remains safe?
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The warning signs have been visible for some time, but investors have been choosing to look away.
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There was a cravenness about the second act, as if everyone decided to shrug and look away.
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You lose vision, because if you look at a bright light and you look away, everything's blurred.
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At the moment, I find it really hard to look away from what's happening in the world.
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And while there are obviously more important things to talk about, we kind of can't look away.
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And the crazy cultural phenomena we knew you wanted to hear about, because who could look away?
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Since it's activated by voice or gestures, the driver never has to look away from the road.
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He described holding his mother's hand, not wanting to look, but also being unable to look away.
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"From one monster we look away to another, the head monster of all right now," she said.
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The air show announcer can be heard advising adults to have children look away from the crash scene.
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Just don't do it on days you need to concentrate — because you won't be able to look away.
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These are like the visual equivalent of chewing on aluminum foil; revolting but you just can't look away.
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It's a remarkable image of a tense moment as Trump's aides look away and Pelosi stares him down.
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Lovers of ascetic eating, in which a squeeze of lemon stands in for cooking, best look away now.
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It's difficult to write, uneasy to think about, and nearly impossible to watch (I had to look away).
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When you come across a human specimen like Bachelorette super-villain Chad Johnson, it's hard to look away.
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Nobody wants to associate Toad with sex, but that's exactly what makes it so hard to look away.
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The mashup of IRL love and an iconic romantic film is winning, and we simply can't look away.
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Your internet service provider (ISP) isn't going to suddenly look away because you've opened up an incognito tab.
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Patriots fans ... look away -- Tom Brady just hurled himself off a cliff with his daughter in Costa Rica!!!
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They're impossible to look away from until they leave the screen, so you better make your gif count.
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Everyone learns to take a peek and look away when they see a boy and girl à deux.
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KangaGroove has shared footage of its mommy-and-me, kangaroo-inspired dance class, and we can't look away.
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Volumes are much lower this time, which is why analysts expect regulators look away for a while longer.
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There were times in bed when my girlfriend looked into my eyes and I had to look away.
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Don't look away for the 11 minutes Corley is being dehumanized in a darkened gas station parking lot.
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"What I didn't want to do was always find a reason for him to look away," he said.
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Those of us who care about horses, within and outside of the industry, cannot afford to look away.
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To Murphy, "camp" describes not irony but something closer to clumsiness, the accident you can't look away from.
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People are in terrible psychological fear and he doesn't look away and he makes you go through it.
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I rationally knew that it didn't matter on this quick, super short trip, but I couldn't look away.
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Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum/Brandonng06/Wikimedia CommonsSergio Canavero wants to transplant a head, and we can't look away.
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We can't look away, and if Kratos beckons us back, we need to know why he's back, too.
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Like many Americans, as I watched blood flow out of Philando Castile, I was tempted to look away.
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That's challenging, but maybe it gets you to look longer at something you might typically look away from.
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In an interview with the German broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk, Donnersmarck frames the question that drove Never Look Away.
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" Last winter, I went to see Donnersmarck in Berlin, where he was finishing postproduction on "Never Look Away.
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If I look away longer than three seconds, it flashes to bring my gaze back on the highway.
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"It is ridiculous to say, 'Look away now,' if you're then going to talk about it," Gnanasegaram said.
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And if we gaze, as we gazed at Fabienne, do we have the right to later, look away?
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I look away for one minute and this presser has been completely derailed with Trump lecturing Acosta. pic.twitter.
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The headset could mean surgeons never have to look away to get information while they perform a procedure.
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Certainly, the two anxieties were inextricable: look away from the struggle, for one second, and you may fall.
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BOOK THERAPY I am quasi-obsessed with our current political situation, and it's really hard to look away.
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The onrushing flow of people seems indifferent but structured, slow but inevitable; it is difficult to look away.
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Do you quickly look away, bury your face in your phone, or do you smile and say hello?
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When we have screenings, I see people sort of look away for a minute, and it upsets me.
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Yet here we are, obsessively watching this video because it's so tone-deaf that we can't look away.
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That's a terrifying reality of the culture war from which most of the right prefers to look away.
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"Sound has special characteristics — you can't choose not to see it, and you can't look away," he said.
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They have caused more casual observers to look away in horror than that nude statue of Donald Trump.
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Yet while Hannah's fate isn't pleasant, as presented in this enticing, slickly constructed package, it's hard to look away.
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Not all stories that stay with us are good ones, though that doesn't mean we get to look away.
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While many of us can probably predict how the J.Lo and Drake saga will end, we can't look away.
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It's from her that he hears the movie title's truism to "never look away" from the truth of life.
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It was a relief, I confess, to look away from the Renoirs to the comparison pictures by other artists.
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Each viral post brings another round of cringe-inducing, crusty visuals — and yet, we can't seem to look away.
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They make it easy to look away from the problem and enable bad things to be able to happen.
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And for that reason alone, we promise that once you click in, you won't be able to look away.
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It's filled with the kind of great shots and painfully uncomfortable moments that are impossible to look away from.
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Marie's voice is captivating, and her world, especially the characters who populate it, is impossible to look away from.
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She slid her hand over her naked hip, delighting in the fact that he was helpless to look away.
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And if you consider a bag to be purely practical, well, now may be the time to look away.
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Cut to the tallest, trimmest, most photogenic couple on TV making out while their twin spawn bashfully look away.
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If I see an advertisement on TV or in the newspaper, I usually quickly glance and then look away.
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You scroll through the page, but you eventually have to look away because the cuteness is just too overwhelming.
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Drivers who do look away, for as few as four seconds greatly increase their chances of causing a crash.
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I wasn't alone in not being able to look away from Mike Colter in "Marvel's Jessica Jones" on Netflix.
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"It's hard to look away right now," Mr. Cooley said of the topical nature of the Truckers' new songs.
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You can look away from a photograph, but for them it is their lives -- and deaths -- that are depicted.
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It's impossible to look away, as the menace known as Terror Billy is reduced to a sobbing mama's boy.
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It was too much, almost intolerable to look at — I had to look away, and then back again immediately.
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Cold War cracked the lineups in Directing and Cinematography, while Never Look Away made the Cinematography list as well.
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In the local Stop & Shop, she noticed that acquaintances would steal a glance at her, whisper and look away.
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It's a whirlwind filled with fights, tears, and heartfelt moments that you won't be able to look away from.
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If only a few Chinese businesses — or just minor ones — are targeted, the government in Beijing may look away.
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Others, like Ambrose, get famous because they dish it out so realistically, so joyously, that you can't look away.
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His skill is being enough of a showman and enough of a wild unpredictable where you can't look away.
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Dr. Pimple Popper's latest video is a punch collection, and it's impossible to look away for its 16-minute duration.
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But if people are staring at me I stare right back and refuse to look away until they stop staring.
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This helps it continue to fight clickbait and gives a boost to high-quality content people can't look away from.
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Behold (full video below): It's hard to look away from the beast, which we are dubbing the Facebook Reactions Monster.
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A melancholic atmosphere pervades the works in all media — somber images of despair that are difficult to look away from.
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But even as the thrumming, near-constant bass and whirlwind camera made me queasy, I was unable to look away.
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Here are six oddly mesmerizing live streams of lava from Kilauea that you won't be able to look away from.
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His gaze invites the audience to pay attention, because we never know what we will miss if we look away.
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Super Victor's eyes are unfathomably huge; even when you look away, you can feel them boring into your very soul.
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There's a sense that, no, you really shouldn't be here, looking at these things, but it's impossible to look away.
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If you haven't watched season 7, episode 2 of Game Of Thrones, look away...and head over to our recap.
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Still, the entire spectacle was so outrageous that I couldn't look away and, in fact, watched it over and over.
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Yetide Badaki is luminous as Bilquis; her subtle, sultry performance as a double agent is difficult to look away from.
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Against her gorgeous olive-toned skin, the red gives the actress a sultry, mysterious vibe we can't look away from.
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Seeing Cunanan become an accidental witness to the killing felt like watching an intense telenovela and I couldn't look away.
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I was a hesitant rubbernecker made aware of how a particularly scary monster can feel impossible to look away from.
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Cuz, I mean, come on, that calf learning to walk and wobble around was too cute to look away from.
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Yet focus on it and look away, and the full red, white, and blue soars as a ghost of itself.
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The Way She GAs: Union has been on a street style hot streak in N.Y.C., and we can't look away.
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They lose if we look away or focus instead on "whataboutism" over which past president's policies also ripped families apart.
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I had to look away as he hacked the dead creature into small pieces and tipped them into the pot.
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To all die-hard supporters of Harry Potter and his plight to end all evil: you'd best look away now.
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Yes, it is very hard to look at, but we do not have the luxury of continuing to look away.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said earlier on Wednesday Germany could not simply look away if chemical attacks took place in Syria.
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They are the perfect online attention trap: Once your eyes land on a cursed image, it's difficult to look away.
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You look away, but you can still hear the sound of their smacking lips, like an old man eating chili.
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We might not know what to make of it — let alone his "Kanye 2024" declarations — but we can't look away.
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At times Mr. Platt's performance feels so exposed that you want to look away, to give him some breathing room.
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Notifications should help us look away from our phones, notifying us when something is important enough to merit our attention.
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"It is important for consistency and for history to know that ordinary people didn't look away," she told the Times.
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But the Roberts Court's rulings on structural democracy ask that judges look away from what's right in front of them.
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Waller-Bridge revels in these moments, when the audience directly in front of her in the theater can't look away.
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They may have fattened up their live band, but Mosshart and Hince are still the can't-look-away focal point.
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A shy girl may get flustered and look away quickly, whereas those more confident might maintain eye contact and smile.
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She focused on people who reflexively grab our attention, and just as reflexively make us look away, nonplused with embarrassment.
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For the sake of these reporters, it is the responsibility of the international community to not look away from Syria.
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Representative Veronica Escobar, Democrat of Texas, whose El Paso district lies along the border, urged people not to look away.
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It was really ... It was so hard to look at, and yet you couldn't look away at the same time.
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Also when I watch movies I'm doing other things, so if I look away from the screen Idk what's happening.
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On the other, there were the kinds of series you can't look away from, like Narcos and Love Is Blind.
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Mr. Ray had completed a sterling silver version with a rich gleam that made it hard to look away from.
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The best show of the year so far is also the hardest to watch, but don't you dare look away.
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But as I step out of my car I look away from it, shielding my face from its apocalyptic light.
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Yes, you've seen the pic, but if you don't wanna know what happened with the lucky guy, look away now.
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If you don't want to be spoiled on the ending of an 83-year-old book, please look away now.
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This truck has in-dash navigation, but it doesn't give audio instructions, requiring that you look away from the road.
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But for every enviable, can't-look-away, after-hair-color shot, it's easy to forget what existed before that big appointment.
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"Stretch, look away, think, OK, did I get what I wanted to get from my experience of logging on?" she said.
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One that reflects the uniquely hypertargeted nature of the individualized product their factories are churning out at — trypophobics look away now!
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Fair warning: if (like me) you're the type of person who gets spooked easily, you may want to look away now.
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But anthology Castle Rock, premiering Wednesday, July 25, simply does not have the can't-look-away draw of The Handmaid's Tale.
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Yet, Philip doesn't want that as he hints there are actually no extracurriculars to look away from in the first place.
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Our 210 Sexiest Man Alive detailed a day of his carnivorous diet for us, and we're warning vegetarians now — look away!
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That's right, we're at Dr. Pimple Popper's Southern California office to see how all the can't-look-away procedures go down.
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When a hotel cleaner or waitress is grabbed by a customer, her boss may look away rather than lose a client.
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Had I not changed it back to full color, I don't think I would have ever been able to look away.
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Until he dropped his hand and I was not quick enough to look away—deliberately so—and his eye caught mine.
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A horrible burning paired with blinding black spots forced her to look away, the veins in her eyes throbbed and reddened.
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Here are 7 of the most beautiful/inspiring/can't-look-away tutorials we turn to when we feel stressed out. 1.
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And people can like it or not like it or look away or whatever — there's a lot of stuff out there.
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He's so cute that it's hard to look away, though that may just be his giant peepers sucking you in forever.
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We promise you won't be able to look away from the captivating close-ups of Thompson marking and prepping the piercing.
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Details: If you're the kind of person that rolls your eyes at someone getting giddy about a power cord, look away.
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Using cake, I make the proverbial car crash you can't look away from, the bad news you can't help but devour.
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If you do not want to use the starting square hint for the August 14 Diagramless puzzle, please look away now.
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Instead, they have tended to look away from dangerous and criminal situations because local populations had no effective means for redress.
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Yet such accusations feel limp, and your tendency isn't to applaud Susan's fiery (if misplaced) courage but to look away tactfully.
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Lines are being drawn and this is no time for the EU to look away and mumble about Brexit or Iran.
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What's the word for when something is on fire and you can't look away as it consumes everything in its path?
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The faces he makes during his sex scenes with Olivia are not attractive and make me want to immediately look away.
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Obviously, that kind of preempts my personal needs, so I have to sort of look away and turn a blind eye.
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The clobbering drums and guitars of "Deutschland" suggest a kind of forced reckoning: Let's not look away from any of this.
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All day on Thursday, through eight hours of tears, anger and exasperation, it seemed like the country could not look away.
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It's a great scene to watch if you're into bizarre visuals, but scary enough that you may want to look away.
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Louie: You could have little games, just stare them dead in the eyes and when they look back, just look away.
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Then-President Jacques Chiraq, speaking in 1995 at the Vel D'Hiv, acknowledged complicity and urged the French not to look away.
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Neither painter seeks to woo the viewer with conventional beauty; a casual observer may at first feel compelled to look away.
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You are forced to linger in a lot of places where you would rather not linger, yet you cannot look away.
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"When I think a jump scare is about to happen I mostly look away until the threat is over," she explained.
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His placid face, now reddened and twisted by anger, had contorted to a point where I felt I should look away.
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Throughout her four years on YouTube, she&aposs engaged millions of young teens who just can&apost seem to look away.
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"People would still want to know if it would be safe enough to look away, even for a moment," Ramsey said.
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In that case, I expect the main emotional response of those of us raised on those expectations will be to look away from all the suffering unleashed by climate change, as we look away from all the suffering in the world today, and find new ways to define our own lives as fulfilling, prosperous, and hopeful.
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My wife and I have raised our children to never look away when you see someone in need of help or protection.
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Now, as then, you can't quite bring yourself to look away, even if you don't know why you want to keep watching.
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Even if you know nothing about Magic, it's hard to look away when you see her in her element at a tournament.
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He fed Beasley with a look-away pass, and Beasley laid it in to make it 267-211 with 22:23 left.
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Can't-look-away weirdness is the specialty of Barcelona-based film collective CANADA, and their new video for El Guincho's "Comix" feat.
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An adorable cuddling session between five tiny kittens and a furry pony is so special, even a chill capybara can't look away.
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Why it matters: We can't look away from the kind of hatred and evil that led to the murder of 11 innocents.
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One rests his hand on his hip; both look away from us, as if they've heard or seen something in the distance.
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But, while the internet was abuzz with talks of the reunion, we couldn't look away from one thing: their matching purple eyeshadow.
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There will always be a fresh, wild, can't-look-away-from beauty trend to sweep the runways at New York Fashion Week.
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Warning: We're going to talk a little about the movie itself now, so look away if you want to remain completely unspoiled.
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Look away from your phone, and you're aimlessly tapping a featureless glass slab with no landmarks or guides to light the way.
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Click here to view original GIFVisual ads like signs, posters, and billboards are easy to ignore—you just need to look away.
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For Western donors to look away as Tanzania descends into oppression would be to discard much of its progress in recent decades.
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No wonder we can't look away from Pitt in this movie, despite the fact that he's a rather minor character in it.
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Yeah, it's cool to look at, but it's also searingly personal — which is what makes it so much harder to look away.
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Vestager railed against Google in a packed centre-stage address, saying "we cannot look away when it threatens to shut down competition".
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Sometimes, in exploring its bright and subtly impossible 3D architecture, I had to look away, for fear of straining my weary eyes.
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Now, as the deal is implemented, Washington must not look away as the Islamic Republic revives its missile infrastructure in Latin America.
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And the show did not look away; a good portion of the hour was spent outside Winterfell as the two armies clashed.
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Dubai is already home to some fascinating structures — like the world's tallest building — but we just can't look away from this one.
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If you're looking for an affordable phone, you might as well look away now because the Note lineup will never be cheap.
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ANYWAYS, the camera remains cool and calm and doesn't look away, no different than you watching this from your phone or cubicle.
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When a great athlete and statesman becomes "diminished," and "weak," as one eulogist incorrectly characterized his later years, we instinctively look away.
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He gives the example of President Trump to further his point: Even if you hate him, you can't seem to look away.
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"I almost wish I didn't know about his pain, but at the same time I couldn't look away from it," he said.
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"Never Look Away" is written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, who won an Oscar for " The Lives of Others " (2006).
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Over the past several months, it has been hard to look away from the public relations nightmares plaguing the nation's largest airlines.
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The hits in the fourth inning, I can kind of look away and forget about those — bad contact and a ground ball.
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His work cuts to the heart of the matter in a way that makes your decision to look away a clear choice.
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" The mayor said Trump's online behavior is "grotesque," adding that "it is the nature of grotesque things that you can't look away.
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Other times, the truth is staring us all right in the face, but it's so uncomfortable that we try to look away.
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The hyperbolic self-congratulations of President Trump only invite the federal government to look away from the continuing sufferings of Puerto Rico.
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Once you see it, it's hard to look away: a smiling Buddha, clutching his prayer beads, light reflecting off his bronze exterior.
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I didn't know what I could do about it, but I didn't think I could, in good conscience, look away any longer.
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Some may have backlighting that makes you want to look away or lighting so dim your eyes strain to find their face.
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Once you see a slide pop up, we see this as a chance to multi-task, look away and/or tune out.
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Add to that the incomparable allure of space, to "boldly go where no man has gone before," and who can look away?
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The rest of it — the messy private lives, the criminal activity, the treatment of players and on and on — please look away.
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Parker told CNN that the book, "Look Away (Keys to Reading)" by Louise Matteoni, is very educational and still in good shape.
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The show's choice to not look away from the consequences of BoJack's actions sets it apart from so many other antihero series.
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The television-famous dermatologist also shared plenty of can&apost-look-away- pimple-popping videos on her YouTube and Instagram account pages.
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Those with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video and orient toward the person who had called.
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The next time you watch George A. Romero's classic 1968 creepshow Night of the Living Dead, do your best not to look away.
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I almost had to look away as the film renders a hand reaching into the machine and only just dodging an erratic syringe.
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It's so bananas that you almost can't look away, until you close the tab, shudder, and go back to wondering when Warner Bros.
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Despite the agony of the moment, Heughan and Berry bring such humanity and pathos to their scenes together, it's impossible to look away.
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As more consumers look away from cable television and toward digital streaming, Iger has looked to digitize the distribution of the iconic brand.
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It's maddening, but the spectacle of it all unfolding inside your Twitter mentions is so deeply ridiculous it's almost impossible to look away.
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At least with the selfie stick you can look away, and with the tripod you can remotely take photos with the Panono app.
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This is perhaps the entire mantra of A Series of Unfortunate Events, which insists that you look away from the horrible tragedy unfolding.
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When I felt the itch to look away out of distraction, I would shepherd my attention back to the woman across from me.
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"The other night, I was holding Crew and his eyes were glued to the lit tree — he just wouldn't look away," she recalled.
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We cannot look away from the pictures of furious elements, hurricanes and fires, from the repetitive crowd murders by gunmen burning with rage.
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"The other night, I was holding Crew and his eyes were glued to the lit tree — he just wouldn't look away," she recalls.
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The LobsterYorgos Lanthimos' loony-bin dystopia is hilarious and dark and contains images so upsetting and deadpan you'll fight not to look away.
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When it came, it felt both like the only thing that could happen and like a train wreck I couldn't look away from.
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You can't look away from the suffering of children -- victims of a suspected chemical attack in Idlib that killed at least 70 people.
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The only power that really matters is her willingness to see a man in all his human weakness, and refuse to look away.
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Instead of making you look away from your patient, the device acts as a heads up display and gives you greatly enhanced perception.
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"But if you stare the audience in the eye and release every muscle in your body, they can't look away," Mr. Costanzo continued.
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The following is a spoiler, so look away if you wish to read The President Is Missing with all bells and whistles intact.
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Countries will simply look away, as many did three generations ago when similar language directed then at Jewish communities in Europe went unanswered.
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By the end of the third circuit, as she crawled along the mat, leaving a trail of sweat, I had to look away.
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Many people still either stare or look away when they see someone like JJ. I don't expect that those reactions will ever disappear.
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Pope's story of an insurance adjuster piecing together a 60-part murder mystery aboard a ghost ship is hard to look away from.
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Will any of that be enough to get you to look away from Huawei's P29 Pro, Oppo's Find X, or Apple's iPhone X?
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Is there a show or game or movie that is so antithetical to your worldview, but, for some reason, you can't look away?
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Of course, plenty of those views may be from people who find these kinds of videos cringeworthy, but can't make themselves look away.
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Koch, who played a writer under surveillance in "The Lives of Others," returns in "Never Look Away" as Barnert's sinister father-in-law.
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And yet, so often the act of naming disability enables another person to look away, or refuse to see me as I am.
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Not exactly scary, but certainly graphic, the scene showing Stan's death in his bathtub is one you might want to look away from.
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Many viewers are unable to look away from the near-daily helicopter footage on local news and, more recently, on social media feeds.
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It's not just social media posts — students across the country are mobilizing to make sure that people don't look away from the violence.
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You don't get to be a sports fan — to enjoy the spectacle of black excellence — and look away from what these athletes demand.
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Curtis Bramble, the bill's sponsor, said a person seeking an abortion could look away from the image or not listen to the heartbeat.
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Trump has emerged from acquittal newly emboldened to pursue his own interests and vendettas, with a Republican Party fully willing to look away.
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It's impossible to look away from the scene -- the guy stood in front of the lion, then crouched down in front of it.
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Sometimes you need to remind yourself to look away from the screen, look out of the boat and look up at the sky.
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Warning: There are major spoilers ahead for "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" so if you haven&apost seen the movie, look away.
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Donald Trump is the show we can't turn off, the car crash we can't look away from, the news cycle we can't escape.
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I didn't quite know what to make of their rhythmic compositions and riot grrrl-inflected spoken word—but I couldn't look away, either.
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Look away, Blue Devils fans -- Kenny Smith is basking in the glory of Duke's Elite 8 loss to Kansas ... and he ain't holdin' back!
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The worst part is, Scrabby can't physically look away — Elves on Shelves don't even blink — and Marshall sometimes looks at Scrabby during the act.
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Altfest said that in her professional opinion, it is time to look away from the U.S. market and to overlooked areas around the globe.
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But they also had scenes in contrast to those, where the lights are so bright that you can't look away from the devastation onscreen.
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So, at the end of the hour, it's four successful surgeries down, with much more messy, can't-look-away action to come this season.
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Navdy includes a scroll wheel that straps to your steering wheel, making it easy to navigate the user interface without having to look away.
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And she often does this while talking directly into the camera like she's writing in a journal, completely unfiltered, daring us to look away.
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She also apparently wants to write a book herself, or make a documentary — and how can anyone look away from that, or even blink?
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It will require overcoming the voices at home who would rather look away, and lose the war, than do the right thing and win.
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Yet because of how Cody writes the character, we are unable to look away from Mavis, her psyche, and the consequences of her actions.
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But yet the car feels too reliant on the center touchscreen, which often requires drivers to look away from the road for simple commands.
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Privacy advocates look away now, because the results are based on six billion phone call records, made by 35 million people somewhere in Europe.
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And we're not the only ones who can't look away: According to Instagram, this video has gone pretty viral, with over 1.5 million views.
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A small projector screen was playing a bunch of short films on loop—the kind you'd naturally find revolting, but can't look away from.
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Speaking Tuesday night, Whitmer reflected those priorities, focusing on the need to look away from political infighting and toward health care and child care.
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You know when your eyes unexpectedly fix on something and you can't look away and you start mindlessly zoning into this window of nothingness?
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During his career on Capitol Hill, Pompeo has shown a unique focus on getting to the truth when others would prefer to look away.
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When they examine genocidal events like the Holocaust, many come to the same conclusion: Never underestimate the ability of ordinary people to look away.
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If you can find a minute to look away from Hough's gorgeous, custom-made Marchesa dress, you have to check out her reception hair.
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When your eyes are inches from the screen, and you can't look away, ads, adaptive bitrates, and buffering feel way more intrusive and grating.
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Instead of making you look away from your patient, the company's Vizor acts as a heads-up display and gives you greatly enhanced perception.
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Our discomfort must spark a desire not to look away but to combat this hatred and, whenever possible, to prevent its progression to violence.
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There's a chance you'll miss such moments as you look away or wince at the horror of our collective idiocy and environment-destroying greed.
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Although the stool proved unnecessary, I did look away when I heard the whir of an electric saw that would soon open a skull.
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Never Look Away is perhaps too epic, too ambitious, eager to make grand statements rather than to find poignancy and authenticity in one story.
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Will VOA's new project report on them, or will it be tempted to look away and avoid actions that might jeopardize its federal funding?
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"I wanted the dogs to move with the music, even if it's just a glance of an eye or a look away," Rona says.
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For more, read our essay about the record, which examines how it's a bit like a bullfight—gory and hard to look away from.
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But if you look away for a minute — perhaps to Ms. Choi's neighboring piece — and then return your gaze, you can perceive a change.
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He fed Beasley with a look-away pass, and Beasley laid it in to make it 268-33 with 23 minute 211 seconds left.
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But people can and people do, like the woman who will soon look away from us as she removes the kibbe from boiling oil.
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"Writing checks to some of the companies in need of help may require some Americans to swallow hard and look away," Jonathan O'Connell reports.
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We ate our cured meats in silence and every now and then, we looked into each other's eyes and we didn't look away quickly.
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You have to scope out which convenience stores will card you and which will look away, so long as you pay their inflated prices.
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Walker's drawn and collaged images depicting haunting scenes of abuse and violence refuse to let us look away from America's bloody past and present.
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"But when you look away," Ms. Badura-Triska said, "you are getting into moral territory that may turn out to be problematic for society."
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So don't look away just yet, because these players are just entering the game, and from the looks of it, they aren't going anywhere.
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Perhaps our moral obligation to people like Fabienne is this: If we allow ourselves to gaze at them, let us not then look away.
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"If you want to react less, watch more and start with films where you can manage (only just) to not look away," he said.
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"Then work upwards... "If you look away go back to the bit you did and watch it several times until it bothers you less.
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If the Supreme Court is willing to look away today, who is to say that the government will not feel free to carry on?
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Miller spent years repulsed by the "chopped meat" where his arm ended and crushed with shame when he noticed people wince or look away.
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Mercilessly scrutinizing him as he sleeps, pushing aside her customary tenderness, she finds the moment "so cruel, so horrifying" that she must look away.
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Human rights activists, however, say there's already evidence that Turkey is ignoring international law in Syria, and that Trump can't afford to look away.
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He'd stick a fork in someone's head and you couldn't look away because he seemed lost, real or not, in some blood-soaked reverie.
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It captured some of the darkest corners of humanity — civil wars, famine, crushing poverty — but they were making an argument: Do not look away.
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I think the problem is this stuff is so infectious, and I use that in the gross way, and hard to look away from.
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The passage in this acrostic is tangentially relevant to my ramblings, as it's one explanation of why some of us can not look away.
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I can envy all the beautiful parties and vacations and glowing skin of my beautiful friends, but still not look away from their Insta Stories.
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So, I&aposll be reading the prompter and I&aposll go like that, that&aposs my signal don&apost move, or I&aposll look away.
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Candle Carving Carving candles is a unique form of art that takes a whole lot of talent and is essentially impossible to look away from.
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Afterimages can also occur when you look at something, then look away and still see lingering outlines of the image you saw before, she says.
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To avoid doing something you'll regret, you might have decided to look away from your investments until all those trade war headlines start to subside.
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Every subsequent clip is both harder to watch and harder to look away from, and the hits just keep on coming — even in fictional format.
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And her will is so strong, so visceral, as though she were exerting it on me, too, daring me to look away from her story.
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In one scene, she screams at a young usher to look at her, and then immediately reverses course, and shrieks at him to look away.
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Look away for too long, then a light bar in the steering wheel blinks red and your seat vibrates to remind you to pay attention.
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The display dims when you look away to text on your phone or squeeze in a few more minutes of Fire Emblem on your 3DS.
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We don't have the option to look away from the grisly and terrible of what's inside—though we're forced to imagine rather than see it.
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If her inspirational commentary on female empowerment was food for thought, then Hadid's '80s-inspired makeup was total eye candy... and we couldn't look away.
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Find a piece of text—the spine of a book, a word on a bracelet, an email—look away from it, and then look back.
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WWMWD (What Will Marianne Williamson Do) Admit it: You couldn't look away from Williamson, the spiritual guru and best-selling author, during the first debate.
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Here's the aftermath of J.J. Watt's season-ending leg surgery ... and if you're not a fan of cringe-worthy scars, you're gonna wanna look away.
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But as impressive as it is, you can't look away from Macy's own incredible deal on one of KitchenAid's best and most stylish stand mixers.
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However, if I glanced to the left or right (or up and down), I could look away from the screen and see the real world.
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The overwhelming feeling that I got prom wrong makes it impossible for me to look away from the teenagers who are getting it so right.
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There are those moments in life that are so awkward that you almost can't stand them, but for some reason you just can't look away.
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While some of our looks include animated characters (like Dory by YouTuber Chrisspy), there's one that recently caught our eye and we can't look away.
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Class is everywhere, impossible to escape or even look away from, but it is still unusual for politicians or commentators to call it by name.
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For me, it's a nightmare: My eyes follow the constant movement and flickering like a cat follows a laser pointer — and I can't look away.
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With over 1.7 million followers on Instagram, Lil Tay is every proverbial car crash you can't look away from, except in miniature — painfully, cringingly miniature.
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LONDON — If you've ever been frustrated by the sight of a record shop placing artists into a genre called "female vocalists", then look away now.
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It's one of the rare times you want to look away in "The Handmaiden," which Mr. Park has turned into an emporium of visual delights.
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In the photo, Sly couldn't look away from his crowning glory, while Sophia posed with her mom, uncle, and sisters Scarlet, 16, and Sistine, 20.
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He finds it interesting that, when a figure with human-like anatomy gets distorted, the viewer simply cannot look away, even though it is uncomfortable.
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I don't typically watch esports, but last night's Evo 2018—the world's biggest fighting game competition—was so intense and beautiful I couldn't look away.
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The Checkup Children with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video when their names were called, a new study found.
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But I think I wrote a piece called, "Thank you, Susan Fowler," but I think it's not just that, it's that people can't look away.
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It has taken the most addictive components from each of them and used them to create a platform that is hard to look away from.
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The 1990 mobster film starring Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci is so brilliantly executed -- pardon the pun -- that I can't look away.
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But when the accolades start rolling in, many get embarrassed, sink into their seat, look away or even try to negate or reject the compliment.
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Despite an insistent voice in my head telling me to look away, I continued to observe, bending my head farther down for a closer view.
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She was forced to look away, but turned back quickly and looked at him as if she were seeing him there for the first time.
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Whether you're a contributor or a viewer, the split screen shows the video and the reactions side by side, making it hard to look away.
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"Never Look Away" bristles with half-formed thoughts and almost-heady insights, and hums with an ambition that is exasperating and exhilarating in equal measure.
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"Never Look Away" traffics in all kinds of thorny, ambiguous material: It's about family secrets, psychological misdirection, the sometimes uncanny harmonies between artifice and reality.
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There's always a cloud of danger hovering over a work by Elizabeth Streb: It can be nerve-racking to watch but impossible to look away.
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But every now and again one manages to cut through the noise, arriving so perfectly conceived in its insanity that the country can't look away.
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There are times when you have to look away out of sheer fear of what could happen if a scene holds on a few seconds longer.
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Emma Watson has made it her mission to wear exclusively eco-friendly clothes on her Beauty and the Beast promo tour — and we can't look away.
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"I think that the image we now have of what human women look like is so warped that it's hard to fully look away," she says.
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Plus, no matter the character, Michael B. Jordan of shirtless Black Panther fame makes anything he's starring in more compelling and harder to look away from.
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But hearing their stories, in their own words, it becomes impossible to look away from all of the rumors and accusations that have shadowed Jackson's legacy.
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The proof was there, but early on I was trained to look away by my parents as a means of protection to make crossing more bearable.
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You work a lot with fairy tales, and you've said that you think fairy tales tell us truths that we would like to look away from.
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Researchers at MIT have developed an algorithm that can predict what's going to happen next in a video, giving you an opportunity to look away first.
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It's hard to tell if we can't look away because of the story, or because of the awesome outfits, colors, and jokes sprinkled through the video.
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That should make things like fire, explosions, and other HDR goodness really pop to the point where you might need to look away from the screen.
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There's like the cut direct, where you look at them, and then look away and make it clear you're not going to recognize them in public.
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As New York Fashion Week begins, Bella Hadid and her sister Gigi are already flooding our Instagram feeds with endless glamour — and we can't look away.
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Perhaps with the repetition of icons, it is easier to lapse into aesthetic considerations, but when Sawyer puts down the mask, it's difficult to look away.
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Fair warning — if the thought of watching someone's ankle break in slow motion makes you feel a tad uncomfortable, you may want to look away now.
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Meanwhile, more than 2,000 residents forced to evacuate look on while their towns are destroyed—a sight that's both tragic and impossible to look away from.
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Though considering the instinct of many white viewers like myself to look away, a slightly different title—If They See Us—might also have made sense.
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And then there is the part that I'm ashamed to admit, which is that sometimes a drama series is just too good to look away from.
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The opioid epidemic in the US can sometimes seem like a giant game of whack-a-mole for health officials — look away and the epidemic shifts.
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Sometimes it's just small things that make me laugh, but other times, I'm so horrified, I can't look away and have to laugh as a reaction.
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The stories are liberally adapted from 17th-century Italian fairy tales, and are full of ornate settings, exorbitant costumes and stories too strange to look away.
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Men's Basketball: If you're the type who can't look away from train wrecks, you might want to tune in for the United States-China preliminary game.
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This way, whenever you look at a screen, be it computer, smartphone, TV, or whatever, the glasses become opaque, effectively blinding you until you look away.
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A drill sergeant played the same movie for my platoon in Georgia the week before we graduated, mere months later, and I had to look away.
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It's hard to look away as the DC-born and frequent GoldLink collaborator navigates his world, reconciling his past and writing his way up and out.
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In his new film, Never Look Away, Donnersmarck presents another period drama, this one a portrait of the (fictional) artist Kurt Barnert as a young man.
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They would look away in disgust or express a sense of pain, and that's what ignited this whole body of work and how alterity is perceived.
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They might look at you and then look away often if they are lying, or they might leave out necessary details, or tell to many details.
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In the past, I used to look away and try to keep myself busy for the two to three minutes it takes to get the results.
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If you look away for too long (about 5 seconds), the LED light in the steering wheel starts flashing and brings up increasing levels of warnings.
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We stare at the screen, look away out of the window and try and focus on something else, and then stare back at the screen again.
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During that first walk, when the beach boys had followed them, Marcia had hurried back to the hotel grounds and insisted vehemently that John look away.
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Especially she did not look away from the images of slavery she had been slowly, painfully dragged towards by the time she wrote "Beloved", in 1987.
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The large screen over the center console that controls nearly everything in the car also forces drivers to look away from the road, the report said.
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It's also hard to look away when George seems to implicitly — or explicitly — chastise those who still support and enable Mr. Trump (for example, his wife).
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And yet, no one wants to look away when influencers do stuff like this — even when it means contributing to their bottom line via follows and views.
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" He added: "If Republicans are trying to keep quiet, Democrats need to step outside business as usual to make sure the media won't look away from it.
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When he says he feels invisible, it's clear why: he's the kind of person people look away from on the street, out of apathy or active discomfort.
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Her mother waves from the porch and I offer her a shy smile, a careful wave and then I look away before my face says too much.
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One passenger defends the vloggers, others look away from the camera, another shouts "Bye," and in the rear of the plane passengers hand wave to the camera.
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Instead, the proto-interns are made to be "completely socially inept" fools who are so awkward, they can never look away from their tablet screens and iPhones.
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Just when we thought we've seen the most jaw-dropping gowns on the red carpet, Bella Hadid arrived in a dress so risqué we can't look away.
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I assume that if I visit her and try to look away, she'll scrunch up her eyes in this peculiar expression that's equal parts laughter and menace.
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If you're someone who can't look away when it comes to beef in the world of hip hop and rap, then you have Lolita Gooden to thank.
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But there's one smart camera at CES this year that has a clever solution to the whole spying-on-you problem: just have the camera look away.
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The whip-smart MC consistently finds himself in headlines pointing out the hypocrisy in a generation too busy to look away from a phone to examine itself.
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It just worked, and when my eyes fatigued I could simply look away from the screen instead of prying half a pound of plastic off my face.
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In short, we cannot look away from the specter of Capital "C" Crazy before us, even if we shove an entire basket of deplorables over our heads.
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But look away for even the briefest period of time, and you'll be shocked by how quickly and radically things have changed when you check back in.
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It's kind of like the exact opposite of those mesmerizing cooking tutorials the internet is totally obsessed with, and yet, we still can't seem to look away.
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This is a human rights violation that's happening over and over, and it never does us any good to look away as if it's no longer happening.
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The same video is playing on a monitor behind the counter, and I'm having trouble looking at it, but I also can't bring myself to look away.
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And although the lava has displaced thousands of locals and claimed its first injury, it's almost impossible to look away from the captivating footage of the phenomenon.
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Small farmers say they face violence or blackmail by local thugs trying to force them off their land or collect the subsidies while the police look away.
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Traders that look away from the constant spectacle risk missing future market-moving missives and the easy profits that can be won by exploiting an information advantage.
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Why didn't the flight attendants or a PA announcement inform me that when you are confronted with New York City's most desperate, you always, always look away?
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So when he bypassed Twitter and sent a message directly to people's cellphones on Wednesday, testing a new emergency presidential alert system, the hosts couldn't look away.
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Working in lovely 35-millimeter film and a studiously neutral palette, the cinematographer Chayse Irvin employs austerity and stillness like goads, daring the audience to look away.
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"You cannot want to look at us, you can pretend to look away, but it's a lot quicker to start trying to solve this problem," he said.
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Obviously if I actually see vomit on the sidewalk (thanks NYC) and don't look away fast enough, it will take me several hours to calm down. 8.
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Trump's folded arms, strained greetings with the Obamas, the look-away death stare he drew from Hillary Clinton, would be frozen as enduring images from the ceremony.
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For a movie with a lot of gore and chase scenes and fight sequences, you're not going to have much time to look away from the screen.
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Watching the designer as his cigarette ash grows longer and his gaunt neck swims in his shirt collar is so painful that you want to look away.
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"How dare you continue to look away, and come here saying that you are doing enough, when the politics and solutions needed are still nowhere in sight."
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Meanwhile, on the right, some look away from the incipient disaster in an I'm-alright-Jack way and so ignore their duties to the bulk of humanity.
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In the '24s, her clothes grew tumors that resembled bustles, blurring the lines between illness and beauty, what to look at and what to look away from.
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What happens next changes the Big Apple to the core in a way that's as impossible to look away from as it is thought-provoking, even now.
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It's like passing a car accident and not being able to look away: ON TAP: The House was in this morning, but is out for the week.
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Now it's the sight of desolate men's faces that made me want to look away: stunned by the realization that their lives are coming to an end.
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But it's hard to look away from the photo of Rob Porter's former wife released to the media, and the yellow-purple bruise that blackens her eye.
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The company took viewers behind the scenes of the making of our current, mystical bath-and-body obsession, and the video is so engrossing, we can't look away.
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Moreover, if victims should die in such a manner, I might feel that I had an ethical or civic responsibility to (at a minimum) not to look away.
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You can choose to display the HUD information there instead, but I find the windshield infinitely more preferable because you don't have to look away from the road.
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Now, YouTubers and Instagrammers are posting Marilyn Monroe lip art, can't-look-away contour, faces painted as Snapchat filters, and 5-year-olds made to look like Drake.
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The movie's take on Black girl magic doesn't sparkle with glitter, but it honors our experiences nonetheless, daring you not to look away, even when you want to.
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But y'all really like the way meat tastes, and rather than follow your empathy to its natural conclusion, you'd rather look away and snicker at the silly vegans.
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Elizabeth appreciates his honesty, admitting if Philip needs to blow off some "steam" under the pressure of the monarchy, she can "look away" from the occasional extracurricular activity.
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As in Moonlight, sometimes Tish and Fonny look directly into the camera, into our eyes, daring us not to look away, letting us fall in love with them.
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Investors may need to look away from bonds and equities toward "nontraditional parts of these markets," said Stuart Fiertz, co-president and director of research at Cheyne Capital.
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The side-by-side is like looking in a mirror that doubles as a time machine, and it's just all so minimalist-grunge that we can't look away.
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The mask is designed to be used daily for 10 minutes, which is a great excuse to look away from your phone, zone out, and get better skin.
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In many ways, it's like watching a car crash or burning building — even if you don't want to be a part of it, it's hard to look away.
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Beyond being something you just can't seem to look away from, however, those photos actually serve a purpose, and they're way less fear mongering than you might think.
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The stars came out in full fashion force for the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards, and we couldn't look away at the gorgeous gowns, diamonds, beauty and more.
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Barnum made a fortune from placing curiosities into a glass box in his museum, and allowing people to look freely at what they would normally look away from.
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The things coming out of Sean Spicer's mouth are terrible but we can't look away because at any moment that man could single-handedly create the next meme.
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She's hard to look away from, playing Ally as a fully-developed star in her own right who just needs a couple of nudges to be set aflame.
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Look away from the road for more than a few seconds, and you get a buzz in your seat, plus visual and audio warnings to watch the road.
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But Peele's sense of framing, as well as the visual spectacle that is the film's "Sunken Place" motif, is impossible to look away from even on repeated viewings.
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Despite the president's efforts to get people to look away from any evidence of Russian interference in the campaign, the public is alert to the smell of corruption.
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But rather than portray this tragedy as a visceral, gory horror, Yost and Frankel look away from it, choosing to instead depict the government inquiry into what happened.
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The scenes most difficult to look away from involve the "interventions" Mr Robbins conducts during these seminars, where he engages with one individual in front of the audience.
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They either look away or claim it is only a few bad apples, no matter how many times it happens, no matter the presence of enduring racial disparities.
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Destroyer of the central female friendship of "The Hills," waster of opportunity, staunch believer in pseudoscience — Pratt became the rat from whose manic scurrying America couldn't look away.
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But if we look away from the reality of these private lives, Three Women argues, then the sexism that inheres in so many romantic relationships will remain static.
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The sports world and the fashion world cannot look away, even if the setting is an underground tunnel in, say, Oracle Arena — approximately nine million miles from Milan.
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What developed after that was a strange, uncomfortable, impossible-to-look-away-from triangle in which young Adrienne became cover for the trysts between her mother and Ben.
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It was obvious that it would take time to get used to the display, which only pops up when you're looking forward, and disappears if you look away.
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Though they've flirted with such themes before [see 220's "Hard-On For War"], Turner says frontman Mark Arm couldn't look away when writing lyrics for Digital Garbage.
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Meanwhile, we get bored and look away from the dull crimes companies commit every day, like Wells Fargo foisting phony accounts and unwanted auto insurance on its customers.
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If you'd like to be surprised, look away now, because this trailer is packed with details designed to reassure you that this is the Terminator franchise, classic flavour.
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If she watches a documentary about a singer's alleged history of child abuse, she doesn't fall back on the clichéd excuse that she couldn't look away from it.
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But it can never overcome the simple fact that Taylor Kitsch's performance as Koresh is so raw and deeply felt that it's impossible to look away from him.
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Or maybe it's just the marrying of such disparate mediums, the quiet shock of confronting computer effects in physical form, which makes it so difficult to look away.
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The system was broken before the coronavirus arrived; it's just that now the vulnerability has been spread around to those who used to be able to look away.
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"You can sense whether someone is retreating from you: They look away, they cross their arms, they'll shift their focus, they will turn their body away," she said.
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Syria is complicated, it is messy, and although it might be "7,000 miles away," as President Trump recently put it, the world is too small to look away.
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Any suggestions for buzzy shows that are heavy on dialogue and easy to follow, even if I look away for a minute to regain my sense of balance?
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We must refuse to look away from what we know of the past through our own experience but also through the accounts of those who came before us.
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Some mornings you look at the news and immediately have to look away again, as if current events were the sun, so incendiary they could melt your eyeballs.
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"We can't look away from this," Jill Filipovic argued -- both Northam and Fairfax (who denies the allegations and has called for an FBI inquiry) need to step aside.
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As an American, I have become used to keeping eye contact with the person with whom I'm having a conversation; to look away would indicate shiftiness or untrustworthiness.
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As Mafia rivals waged a cruel and pitiless campaign for control of the island beginning in the late 1970s, Ms. Battaglia was unflinchingly present, unwilling to look away.
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"How dare you continue to look away and come here saying that you're doing enough when the politics and solutions needed are still nowhere in sight," she said.
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" For Baldwin, America's racial turmoil derived from solipsism: "White people, mainly, look away," preferring barriers, and "if love will not swing wide the gates, no other power will.
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We may not always want to know who else we share our plot of earth with, but after reading Going All City it's much harder to look away.
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And in 2019, after a relentless onslaught of news designed to underline the world's horrors, it's always tempting to take a break, to look away from the dark.
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Well, uh, think again: PreShow will use facial recognition to make sure you're watching every mind-numbing second of those ads—and they'll automatically pause if you look away.
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Engrossing myself in a narrative that I can start, stop, and look away from at any time grounds me when I feel like I'm losing control of my own.
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Of course, if they are someone, this is Los Angeles, where we pretend we don't care about famous people, and so decorum dictates that you have to look away.
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Stress leads him to flee, to look away from the fights to come; but he returns in the end because of his moral obligation to the rest of society.
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The clothes were a pop art dream and the smoky eyes were so damn cool, but the main attraction, the thing we couldn't look away from, was the nails.
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Click here to view original GIFEven though it looks like the devil is reaching through the ground from underneath the Earth to grab a victim, you can't look away.
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Maybe this, allied to Britain turning away from the world, is what is making the world look away from what May calls the most important election of our lifetime.
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Fair warning, though, DeGeneres showed the audience photos of her dislocated joint and its X-ray — so if you've got a queasy stomach, you might want to look away.
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Many of the world's most famous and solemn memorial sites are facing a surge of visitors who can't seem to look away from their smartphones – because they're catching Pokémon.
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Whether you're using your car's built-in navigation system or a smartphone app like Waze, these screens are notorious for diverting your attention and forcing you to look away.
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They add that growing awareness of the bloodshed has made it harder for the United States and Britain, Saudi Arabia's major suppliers of arms and munitions, to look away.
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Even in those more amicable days, however, when I voiced my categorical opposition to Trump, I would see a head shake slowly or eyes look away for a moment.
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Airline pilot Sales Wick captured a stunning scene of the Milky Way during one of his overnight trans-Atlantic flights from Europe to Brazil, and we. can't. look. away.
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The Majids enjoy their freedom, though they find that many Swedes look away as they walk by, or at best exchange a polite "hej," hello, or "hej da," bye.
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The magnitude of the work made it near impossible to look away, leaving you to reckon with institutionalised violence and abuse inflicted in the name of protection and security.
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They have a lot in common with well-executed magic: it's all about fooling the detectives (and the readers), making us look away from where the crime is happening.
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Feast your eyes on this, or look away in horror: We here at VICE Sports have thoughts on this thing, and we're going to hash them out right now.
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I hope that, even as we enjoy the play before us, we don't look away from those ordinary citizens working for social progress, often within earshot of every stadium.
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When we opened it, Fancy froze, then slowly turned and walked back into the bushes, as if we'd both agreed to look away and pretend the encounter hadn't happened.
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From Elizabeth Holmes fooling investors and the media to Anna Delvey claiming to be a German heiress and Lori Loughlin's college admissions scam, we can't look away from them.
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"How dare you continue to look away and come here saying that you are doing enough when the politics and solutions needed are still nowhere in sight," she said.
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"Anthem urges the court to look away, and it attempts to minimize the merging parties' differences as a 'side issue,' a mere 'rift between the C.E.O.'s," she wrote.
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It's seeing who someone truly is, the best and most terrible parts of them, and choosing not to look away from everything you see, actively embracing everything you see.
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Yoshi's Crafted World thrives as the kind of game one can play laying down, and even look away from to check a text without really needing to worry about pausing.
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What if, instead of basing your restaurant improvement show around your host's expertise, can't-look-away vulgar tirades, and non-stop hustle, you centered everything around fussy Yelp customer reviews?
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Though the internet is full of interesting content, both good and bad, it's crucial to remember to look away from your screens, hydrate, and leave your houses every so often.
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At any given time, something is definitely going on with West — so much so that if you look away for just a moment, it can become impossible to catch up.
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TG: I mean it's hard to look away from the fact that the most successful sort of scammy grifter conman of our lifetime is basically in America, is the president.
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But even as Facebook users lambasted the video as the final Jenga piece in the wobbly tower of true culinary innovation, it seemed like they couldn't look away from it.
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But the pain on display and the increasingly strong urge to look away underscore the urgency of the message, and no written description can match the power of the image.
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You can't look away when vocalist Bryan Funck stalks the stage like a caged beast, his rangy form rocking to and fro and his voice cracking through the heavy air.
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It looks like you're racing down a never-ending tunnel made of water, and the longer you stare at the effect, the harder and harder it is to look away.
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History foretells the present, and while we can't look away from our past, films that remind us of its throughlines to today can leave us with a sense of despair.
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He was impossible to look away from, because he was so baby-faced, and impossible to stop listening to, because of the mastery with which he rapped about unsettling subjects.
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What activists then did in the U.S. was to create a performative form of protest that insisted we not look away but consider over and over again what had happened.
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"When you lose the way we lost, you can't blink, you can't look away," says Mr. Schumer, who has been in touch with Mr. Trump over the past two weeks.
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In almost all of his remaining fights Yamamoto's chin looked shaky and he just didn't seem to have that electricity that made him impossible to look away from in 2005.
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There's a few syrupy drops of Bucky left, but I don't feel up to it and have to look away as it's passed around to dribble down chin after chin.
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I didn't realize while making it, but in watching the film, you do sort of feel like a voyeur, but at the same time, you don't want to look away.
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The whole sequence is shot in black and white, and every disgusting element is shoved into the camera lens in a way that compels you to want to look away.
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Taken as a whole, the project is a reverse memento mori — an assertion of life, a work that announces "I'm still here," even as everyone else seemed to look away.
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Well, 2019 fairly blows that away, with 10 nominations for Mexico's Roma, as well as three nominations for the Polish film Cold War and two for Germany's Never Look Away.
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The more racist Mr. Trump sounds, the more Trump country denies his racism, and the more his opponents look away from their own racism to brand Trump country as racist.
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It was the last Metal Gear Solid game devoted to inhabiting an environment, populating it with outlandish characters, and using wild mechanical ideas to propel a can't-look-away plot.
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When an ambassador did drugs in the back of the car, or a diplomat brought a hooker back to his hotel, it was part of the job to look away.
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"If you want to react less, watch more and start with films where you can manage (only just) to not look away" Perhaps, like the now dictionary-official "coulrophobia" (a.k.a.
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Or eat a microwaved dinner, the food never tasting quite as good as the shiny pictures on the box appeared, in front of a blaring TV, unable to look away.
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Conventional wisdom holds that the sheer horror of the Trump presidency makes it impossible to look away, and that to do so would be irresponsible, or at least socially unacceptable.
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"Just as C.E.O.s can't look away when social issues clash with their values, employees can't pretend that whatever its leadership decides to do is above their pay grade," he wrote.
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"This is not something that we are going to be able to just look away and it not come back on us," he said on the Senate floor in January.
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It is impossible to look away from the facts: A breach has taken place in our long century so that we are trapped between an impossible past and uncertain future.
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Thus, it's disappointing but not surprising that many in the photojournalist community — whose job, ironically, is to bear witness to injustice in the world — want very much to look away.
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Because the Navdy uses a tiny projector, you will still see those weird color shifts when you look away and quickly move your eyes across the screen, which can be annoying.
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So, click on for the moms I can't look away from and the reasons why I keep coming back — trust me, once you hit follow, you'll be totally sucked in, too.
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But then there are the figures that I cannot stop loathing, and yet cannot look away from because I am so eagerly awaiting my next dose of shock, outrage, and disgust.
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But when Lauren Frank, an independent sales rep for Younique Cosmetics, asked her boyfriend to (literally) lend her a hand for the "Not My Arms" makeup challenge — we couldn't look away.
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In some cases, that ignorance was wilful—the result of a temptation to look away from a painful and costly truth—but in others, it was the product of simple negligence.
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In the meantime, it'll be fascinating to see if the HKSE's two incoming listings can convince more Asian founders to look away from the U.S. when it comes to going public.
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Waves of new pickle-flavored products have been surfacing throughout the past several month, and we couldn't look away from many of the resulting food creations 2018's pickle trend inspired.
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An avid spectator of the sport for the majority of my life, there isn't a lot of things that can make me literally look away from a fight while it's happening.
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Colors So Ugly You Just Can't Look Away We've seen a return to color over the past few years, with designers shunning black in favor of zingy pastel and primary hues.
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And while it's hard to look away from all that glitz, there's another piece of jewelry in her life that was notably absent: The $100,000 Tiffany & Co. necklace Drake gifted her.
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Who can look away from the images of the courageous marchers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge meeting Alabama's Public Safety Commissioner Theophilus "Bull" Connor's fire hoses, police batons and attack dogs?
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The effect is that Alomar's stories give brief flashes of insight into the magnitude of human evil, like staring directly into the sun for a moment before having to look away.
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"Despite an insistent voice in my head telling me to look away, I continued to observe, bending my head farther down for a closer view," Mr. Talese wrote in the article.
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He suggested that she listen to all the candid footage of her expeditions—"meaning, look away from the screen"—in the hope of finding snatches of dialogue to insert between tracks.
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Untitled Amazing Johnathan Documentary is a farce about the business of making documentaries, especially ones that profile celebrities, and whether you find it fascinating or infuriating, it's hard to look away.
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While she was okay with letting me look away from the displayed number, over time, it was clear she didn't understand that my request came from a deeper place than vanity.
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It's simply the nature of biopics, from Julian Schnabel's "Basquiat" to Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's Gerhard Richter-inspired "Never Look Away," that they buy into the "great man" theory of art.
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It's also crucial to "look away from the gig economy" and part-time jobs, he said, and put your energy toward creating something unique and valuable that people will pay for.
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The early audience couldn't look away as we were introduced to Kimberly Bryant, Jo De La Rosa, Vicki Gunvalson, Jeana Keough and Lauri Waring, five affluent (and extremely dramatic) SoCal housewives.
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He didn't look away from characters who had an obvious flaw, or a couple of them, maybe more, and they were never portrayed as less than human, beyond concern, unworthy souls.
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Runner ThorW was so collected, so informative and so gosh-darn chill and entertaining throughout his all-bosses run of Dark Souls 3 (up to DLC1) that I couldn't look away.
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His new film, "Never Look Away", was inspired by the life of Gerhard Richter, an artist who unwittingly married the daughter of an SS doctor responsible for the death of his aunt.
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Related Links: This American Horror Story-Themed Wedding Was So Elegant It's ScaryThis Travel Blogger Spent 2 Years Planning The Most Epic ProposalWe Can't Look Away From This Insanely Extravagant Russian Wedding
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Poppy's videos are so empty and repetitive, they dare you to look away—but you can't, because you're certain no one would make a video that empty and repetitive without a reason.
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The 2016 presidential election is shaping up as a six-month long car wreck, a campaign of nastiness and violence that people say they hate but from which they cannot look away.
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"Getting to sing with Savannah was fun, although there were a couple of awkward moments there, the line "making love to each other" was … I had to look away," said Lauer, 59.
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And did she look away, embarrassed for me, or did she click on the excerpt, remembering when she taught me the letters F and S, and how to make words that work?
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This scene, I imagine, will be the one most talked about this year, as it is so brutal that, even after warned about it by another writer, I had to look away.
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This is the alarming undercurrent of Trump's rise; it's a daily wake-up call to the things we know but look away from — and the things we think but do not say.
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The message is a little mixed — it's in turns mesmerizing and terrifying — but one thing's for certain, passengers won't be able to look away from the seat back in front of them.
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It's admittedly hard to look away from those headline-grabbing potential leaders of the free world, but then you glance at the New Hampshire polls and find an unfamiliar name: John Kasich.
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Any Clippers fan looking for good news from Baby look away ... 'cause when our guy pressed him on the state of the team he had to concede he thinks it's all over.
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It's hard to look away, but for some reason they also give me a bit of the willies, as they look like they're straight out of the alien ship in Independence Day.
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So if you wouldn't like to see a giant spoiler for the ending of the first ever episode of live-action TV Star Wars, look away before the end of the ZOMG.
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"I think it's completely disrespectful for an elected an official who represents the community to look away from the flag and take a knee, which is what she did," Linares told CNN.
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Tangerine was all about flamboyance and drag; in The Florida Project, the excess surrounding Disney World offers a similar spectacle, all lightness and entertainment to let people look away from grimmer realities.
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The Cyrus brood was all over the place, Drake was rubbing elbows with everyone from Celine Dion to Desiigner and Nicki Minaj's attiou're is hard to look at and then look away.
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Beckmann's "Two Officers" (10003) depicts close-up the stern, bourgeois faces of two men; the encounter is simultaneously distant, as the men look away from each other and the viewer, and intimate.
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"McLaughlin writes about the natural world with casual lyricism and un-self-conscious joy, while describing physical violence so vividly you want to look away," Marilyn Stasio writes in her crime column.
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Those four minutes in the elevator with Mr. Flake were a whirlwind, but I will never forget his eyes after I pleaded with him to look at me, to not look away.
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Like Larry David or Hannah Horvath, these are selfish people you can't look away from, because they're smart and funny, but also because the show presents their cruellest mistakes with clear eyes.
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The only thing that seems certain is that they'll still be in the public eye, asking us to keep watching them — and that we will still find ourselves unable to look away.
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Twenty-seven birds approached the food, and 19 of them stuck around long enough for the researchers to look directly at them and to look away as they inched toward the fries.
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But the latest look of the moment tops all of that, because it features not one, but two different cool-girl shades that are split-dyed yet hidden — and we can't look away.
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To get in on this latest trend, you'll need to harness the power of your favorite group chat for something other than receiving 228+ missed messages the minute look away from your phone.
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"At times Mr. Platt's performance feels so exposed that you want to look away, to give him some breathing room," Charles Isherwood wrote in the New York Times's review of Dear Evan Hansen.
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It's always getting you to come back to the grittiest and heaviest part of the work and making you sit with that, because it's uncomfortable, because he knows you want to look away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art, history, and Oscar bait collide in some incredibly odd ways in Never Look Away, Germany's submission for Best Foreign Language Film for the 91st Academy Awards.
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Whether they are em-barking on an adventure in Howlywood, raising the woof at a party, or just sitting and staying in bed ... these summer shots are making it ruff to look away!
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Even if you're someone who's not well-versed in the true crime genre, take it from me: I've never once finished a true crime documentary, and I couldn't look away from American Vandal.
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Two, we're going to look away because it's too painful and guys like me are just a bunch of jokers that are self-interested, that aren't actually going to move the country forward.
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Do you look away from the road at your phone to take advantage of the app's unique ability to mark potential obstacles, or just let them pass without mention for the next driver?
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Being fired is certainly an upsetting life event, but it hardly seems like an excuse to sit back and look away from these women during the final weeks before such an important election.
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At least Madden is finally getting the appreciation he missed out on with Game Of Thrones thanks to his star-making performance in Bodyguard, a tour de force one can't look away from.
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It is telling that the briefs supporting Mr Trump's immigration decisions expend more energy imploring the justices to look away rather than to carefully examine the justifications and motives behind the travel restrictions.
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Many Bernie Sanders supporters, more pacifist than he, look away at his support for gun manufacturer immunity, counter-terrorism drone warfare, and an expanded military role for Saudi Arabia in the Middle East.
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Between Russian bots on Facebook, tireless trolls on Twitter, and our inability to look away from it all, there was seemingly little that's redemptive about the platforms we use on a daily basis.
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When I saw that scene in Titanic when DiCaprio's hand slides down the foggy window, I was told to look away from the screen—my imagination was forced to fill in the gaps.
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Songwriting legend Diane Warren might wanna look away from this one ... some guy claims she stole one of her biggest hit songs from him -- 31 years ago -- and now he wants 8 figures.
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As I've experienced first-hand, and what we've seen from Tesla drivers, people feel like Autopilot is so in control that they disengage — they look away, start texting or even take a nap.
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Stepping in for an injured Nick Foles in Jacksonville, Minshew has kept the Jaguars competitive, working the team to a 2-3 record with a swagger that makes him impossible to look away.
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When centrists urge us to look away from questions of distribution and fairness and focus on growth instead, all too often they're basically running away from the real issues that divide us politically.
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Junia Howell and James R. Elliott, sociologists who study social inequality, try to look away from the spectacle and find out what happens after the reporters leave Malibu, or Houston, or New Orleans.
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Mr. Agrizzi, who wrapped up his testimony on Tuesday, implicated by name not only powerful politicians, but also senior civil servants who he said had facilitated transactions or were paid to look away.
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Still, it's hard to look away when the day's top news stories are about the stock market tanking, the potentially devastating impacts of the coronavirus, and how these two tragedies are inexplicably intertwined.
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The artist can look away from criticism, sometimes even has to do it, because the creative act involves a difficult self-assertion, which might be compromised by even a small degree of doubt.
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The difference between the socialist ethic and its absence isn't the recognition of that moral fact — many agree with it abstractly — but the emphasis of it, the refusal to look away from it.
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These visuals can be real showstoppers (the narratives briefly shift into idle); they're at once off-putting and unsettlingly seductive, and even if you want to look away, it can be hard to.
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They are the ones from whom we dare not look away — and they are each black, leading at a position that historically has been off-limits to any man who was not white.
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A recent New York Times article, "Why We Can't Look Away From Our Screens," presents an interview with Adam Alter, a social psychologist who has a very different view on modern digital devices.
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Once you press play on this mind-boggling time-lapse video of makeup artist Georgina Ryland painting an incredibly detailed image of Hogwarts on her own body, you won't be able to look away.
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Watching Charles's follower count drop in real time is like watching a train wreck — it's hard to look away from this explosive self-ruination, even if you have no ties to YouTube's beauty community.
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Unlike other systems like Tesla's Autopilot, a camera mounted on the steering column monitors the driver's attention — if they look away for too long, the light bar will flash and the seat will vibrate.
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If you were able to look away for a moment from Lady Gaga's glittering red eyeshadow and custom matching Gucci suit, then you may have noticed she was wearing some very interesting, mismatched footwear.
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Smith said the enormity of what had happened struck him when he saw Probst look away from the tribe (which is what the contestants are called), something he never does during a Tribal Council.
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Kia Concept Teaser As the Gen-Xers and now the Millennials begin buying family-hauling rigs, they look away from the symbols of the Baby Boom buyer and into something a bit more modern.
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I was captivated and unable to look away, a difficult experience to engender in me as a person who sees so a lot of photography professionally and lives in our current, highly visual landscape.
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The president's ability to divert attention is like that of a magician: He can tell you exactly how he does a trick, but you still can't force yourself to look away from his misdirection.
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Nope advertises itself as ideal for work situations, but even if you're already behind your computer at your desk, you'd still have to look away from your coworker and potentially come off as rude.
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The first three episodes of the can't-look-away show premiered Wednesday night (spoilers for those ahead), and everybody's talking about its searing resonance in the Trump era and just how feminist it is.
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But by occasionally doubling back to the playful experimentation of their 2012 debut Attracted to Open Mouths, they've detached themselves from their local history like a dangling, dislocated shoulder; it's hard to look away.
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At one point it got so bad that I whenever I saw an inmate masturbating, I would look away or pretend not to see it so I didn't have to do all the paperwork.
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Christie's gown would have been eye-catching enough had she just stood still — but when she moved her arms to showcase her Iris van Herpen gown's billowing sleeves, it became impossible to look away.
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AR Doodles even use facial recognition so you can draw a hat or a mustache on someone, and it will stick on their face even if you look away and return to them later.
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He makes it so easy for everyone to focus on the tweets and the maniacal, moronic reality show that you have to struggle to look away and take the measure of what he's doing.
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The screenplay (Ford adapted the novel himself) is tense in spots, brutal in others — Ford has a talent for staring frightening things in the face with such beautiful framing that we can't look away.
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As the Mets look away from this disappointing season and toward 2018, they have traded three veteran players to make room for prospects like Smith and shortstop Amed Rosario, who made his debut Aug.
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Inflation is low as long as you look away from the cost of housing, education, health care, the very things that stabilize people and enable them to move onto a path of economic mobility.
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But these same activists look away when charter schools are mentioned as an alternative to failing inner-city public schools, their goal seemingly an education system where everyone gets an equal amount of nothing.
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It's as though, for the past nine months, all of New York media has been unable to look away from the sheer spectacle of Caroline Calloway, transfixed half in loathing and half in admiration.
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But it was silent and hence not deemed a foreign film by the academy.) Joining "Roma" in the foreign film race were "Cold War" (Poland), "Capernaum" (Lebanon), "Never Look Away" (Germany) and "Shoplifters" (Japan).
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"Never Look Away," working on a grander scale in muddier genre territory — not quite a biopic, it hovers between psychological drama and period romance — tries to achieve a similar blend of clarity and excitement.
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The end result is a film that deftly melds wit and social commentary, compounded by a horrifying end crescendo that's impossible to look away from, and stays with you long after you've left the theater.
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Mexican citizens were already primed to look away from official channels for aid, considering the country's ire against president Enrique Peña Nieto (whose approval rating stands at just 20163 percent since his election in 22016).
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The camera never shies away, and the gooey ear-tearing sounds are turned up to the max, daring the viewer to look away from the measures this woman takes to escape the strictures of Gilead.
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As a child I was advised to look away from what was going on, what has gone on, but I became compelled to throw away those past beliefs and instead to look on my own.
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In a close match of Breakaway, when the relic crosses over between the two teams multiple times as the clock winds down, it's hard to look away before you find out who ends up scoring.
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Read These Stories Next:Gigi Hadid & Kate Moss Share Photos From The Same Shoot, With One Little Difference We Had No Idea Veggie Burgers Could Be This GoodThe Gigi Hadid Makeover We Can't Look Away From
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Don't let these almost identical images of Bill Murray smoochin' a stranger make you look away ... pucker up to the pics and see if you can spot the differences between these two super similar shots.
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As we pointed out after the MTV VMAs, Drake and Rihanna are the friends with benefits car crash we can't seem to look away from, even though we know it can only end in heartbreak.
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Lindsay's anxiety isn't just your run-of-the-mill fear of needles, where you joke about maybe passing out when you get blood drawn and make sure to look away to keep from feeling woozy.
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The key elements are power, misused by predatory men; impunity, as those who could call a halt do not; and silence, as witnesses look away and victims fear that speaking up will harm their careers.
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Conflating the two is a poor attempt at getting us to look away from the disastrous inconsistencies these politicians have laid out before us, especially when the masses in the party have a clear stance.
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But settling for a charge of obstruction of justice would be like seeing a roadblock with a sign that reads, "Nothing to See Here, Folks," and indeed deciding to look away instead of exploring further.
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"Those four minutes in the elevator with Mr. Flake were a whirlwind, but I will never forget his eyes after I pleaded with him to look at me, to not look away," Gallagher wrote Thursday.
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Trump Dump may not be anything close to high-brow political satire — but the crude mobile game combines The Donald, feces and Flappy Bird-inspired mechanics into a car wreck you can't look away from.
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In the last year, American politics has turned into the greatest, darkest show on Earth, with Trump the largest, angriest bear turning increasingly bizarre and dangerous tricks, his audience recoiling but unable to look away.
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If putting in contacts ever gives you a fleeting feeling of panic that the lens will get stuck under your eyelid, then look away now — because this story will just make that feeling worse (sorry).
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From that perspective it feels like HBO is performing a public service, even if those who would most benefit from seeing the movie will almost surely be inclined to look away from its chilling message.
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There's a hint of the idiomatic "trainwreck" concept behind the appeal of The Disaster Artist and American Movie: the respective stories are so bizarre that you can't look away, but the appeal runs deeper, too.
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Those who are quick to get queasy should look away-- Bengals star Tyler Eifert's ankle went in a direction it definitely shouldn't have during a game against the Falcons ... and his season is likely over.
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It's completely ludicrous, but the commitment on display from everybody involved, from the writers to the actors to director Bradley Buecker, sells it in such a way that it becomes hard to look away from.
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Mr. Elba does not look away at his phone, at the waitress when he asks for a knife, at his publicists trying to hustle him along or at his steak salad and steak and eggs.
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Or is it the hyper-masculine military man who built his reputation on service and order, only to look away from allegations of domestic violence and sexual harassment leveled at a member of his staff?
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Because I think if you look away from the tech segment, I can tell you that the people investing in the private markets away from the tech segment, they're pretty rigorous on their management teams.
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It's not a perfect solution, as it can only point its eye to a specific spot in space for roughly 83 days before it has to look away to prevent sunlight from interfering with its operations.
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It was not easy to look at him — a brown body atop a wooden block, enduring standing there — and it was impossible to look away, to pretend there was not a human being standing there, enduring.
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As the #MeToo moment sweeps through American life, deposing prominent journalists, film stars, Hollywood producers, celebrity chefs, and members of Congress, it's getting harder to look away from the elephant in the Oval Office: Donald Trump.
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As we become more aware of all the things we don't have, through exposure to all this wealth in media (and as the wealth gap has increased), our anger grows — and yet we can't look away.
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However, she says that doesn't mean society can look away from the need to work on the deeper causes of health inequalities through policies such as improved family leave, working conditions, and more flexible clinic hours.
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In strikingly similar accounts, most of those men have described in court documents and in interviews how Kelly would tell them to undress and would not leave the room or look away while they did so.
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He turns Yoav's naked, Jewish body into an abject display, forcing you to look and daring you to look away, a crystallizing moment in a movie that turns rage into pain and identity into a howl.
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But we're going to hold out for automatic video captioning letting us know that when a sword is drawn on Game of Thrones, you'd better look away fast if you don't want to see heads flying.
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" Those work — but if we're aiming for accuracy, the show's real takeaway is: "Don't make plans if you're planning to start Light as a Feather, because you won't be able to look away for five hours.
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A movie that's hard to watch, but is so engaging you can't look away, directors Christina Clusiau and Shaul Schwarz examine both sides of the complex big game hunting debate and highlight the vocal main players.
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Alderman Walter Burnett Jr. condemned drugs and its profits as "blood money," and said parents shouldn't look away when their children come home with goods the adults know they didn't give them the money to buy.
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Having to look away from the action to frequently re-position your hands on a virtual joystick is annoying, and even with motion-controlled steering turned on, piloting this robot without physical buttons is a challenge.
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Nintendo is also going to add a new color option for Joy-Cons, a Neon Yellow that will make sure everyone knows you're using a Switch and can't possibly look away from watching you do it.
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Until then it is incumbent upon the best of the best to look away from the coasts and the high prices and expensive real estate and start to spread innovation like sunlight from sea to sea.
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The Zuckerberg photo — you know the one — is so loaded with existential dread and techno-anxiety that my good friend and colleague Rich McCormick penned an entire item on why we can't look away from it.
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He's unable to look away from the grotesque images of the zombies, and he begins replaying what Carol said to him about how the monsters will come for him, tear him apart and eat him alive.
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There are those who would urge us to look away from this Trump tweet -- and the broader story of Sanders' expulsion from the Red Hen -- because it distracts from the family separation crisis at the border.
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The pitcher was the one who started time: Don't make me look away from the mound to figure out why the third baseman is sprinting into right field when Darryl Strawberry or Reggie Jackson is hitting.
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He reached the highest level of electoral politics not through legislative or executive accomplishment but through a series of video moments that showcased a can't-look-away personality as much as anything he achieved in business.
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Yet unfair as the test might seem to the judge and his supporters, senators who want to preserve the credibility of the Supreme Court cannot now look away from the result: Judge Kavanaugh failed, decisively. How?
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New York (CNN Business)A new Dell feature means iPhone users won't have to look away from their computer screens in the middle of work (or of a heated solitaire game) to answer a text message.
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They wanted to speak, they said, not just for themselves but for the community, for anyone who assumes that abuse could not happen in their own families, for those who choose to disbelieve and look away.
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They make it O.K. to look away, to disengage: To say that a person ''has issues'' is to say that person may not be worth bothering with at all, lest you wind up with issues, too.
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Syria is the war that has run out of adjectives Words long ago failed to describe its depravity -- or to rouse the international community to do anything other than look away and wait for it to end.
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Image: NvidiaFor those that have been balking at the $1,200 price tag of the RTX 2080 Ti cards, you might want to look away now, as Nvidia has now topped that with the new $2,203 Titan RTX.
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Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, whose last film "The Tourist", starring Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp, was panned by the critics, is back with "Never Look Away", about a struggling artist in Nazi, and then Communist, eastern Germany.
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Ultimately, after viewing these films, you come away with the idea that progress can sometimes mean simply staying still, riveted and devastated at the same time, caught between wanting to look away and continuing to gaze ahead.
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Essentially, to stay ahead of the curve in Sharp Objects, look away from your phone and keep your eyes fixed on the flashes of words and memories that Paino and his team painstakingly scattered throughout the show.
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" Ultimately, Mensah is not sure where she wants to end up in her career, but remains heavily invested in the future of tech – particularly its beauty-industry intersections: "It would be impossible for me to look away.
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That people find it difficult to look away from her "upper torso" and she's so obsessed with Broad City that she's seen every episode multiple times and wants to stalk the cast every time she's in NYC.
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And while we do recommend leaving this kind of work to a professional, there's just something about watching someone slowly pull out a string of hair from a random body part that we can't look away from.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Top German officials on Wednesday called for concerted global efforts to prevent chemical weapons being used in Syria, as conservative chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany could not simply look away if such attacks took place.
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The WordPress Essentials Lifetime Bundle — $39.993 See Details Part of the reason why you're always glued to your smartphone is that you can't seem to look away from the interactive videos that pop up on your timeline.
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In "The Mountain", Jeff Goldblum plays a lobotomist who has a surgical way of dealing with troublesome females, and in German epic "Never Look Away", a free-thinking young woman's fate is sealed by a Nazi doctor.
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But despite being called the worst movie of all time by a number of publications, this bizarre film managed to captivate viewers who couldn't look away from the disaster and have since grown to revere the film.
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But there is no excuse for the United States, home of the First Amendment and the author of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to look away when journalists are being rounded up and thrown in jail.
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Kurt — the fictional protagonist of "Never Look Away," who bears a close biographical resemblance to the actual German painter Gerhard Richter — is a recent arrival from the East German city of Dresden, where they do things differently.
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Shelly Bryan Parker, of Ada, Oklahoma, where Shelton grew up, shared a photo of her daughter Marley, 7, grinning while holding up Look Away (Keys to Reading) that was once held and read by Shelton, 41, in 1982.
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And we cannot look away from that photo, cannot stop sharing it across social media, or, thinking about what it means for us -- all the women who have found themselves in a similar position in workplaces across America.
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She did not fit the extremely narrow idea I had then about what a queer girl looks like — which is to say, more boyish, or more androgynous — and that, more than anything, made it hard to look away.
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Painted in varying skin tones, with legs and arms splayed as if positioned beneath a microscope, the garment exposes a wrought emotional state through the tension of the fabric's folds, demanding onlookers to simultaneously look and look away.
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"She did not compromise, and in our own difficult times there is a challenge there for all ordinary people tempted to look away from evil and find reasons to say 'there is nothing we can do,'" Miller said.
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I love the graceful choreography with which New Yorkers move between personal space and public space, the elegance with which they can share knowing glances with a fellow subway rider and then look away and never look back.
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While watching ads might ruin the gaming experience for some, after staring at my computer all day for work and then my phone at night for fun, it's a great time to look away and rest my eyes.
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Maybe that's why watching her two-stories high, kicking ass and saving the world, is so undeniably cathartic, the sort of thing you would want to watch in a theater, surrounded by other women who can't look away.
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CreditCreditSantiago Mejia/The New York Times When I saw a photograph in my Twitter feed last Thursday of a protester holding a flag in Union Square, it was difficult to look away from the flag's blocky, capitalized type.
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The hero of "Never Look Away" is called Kurt Barnert, and, for the bulk of the narrative, which covers his early adult years and the start of his career as an artist, he is played by Tom Schilling.
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Donnersmarck, in the end credits, offers thanks to the German painter Gerhard Richter, who is still alive, and the extent to which "Never Look Away" does or does not mirror his biography is already a matter of debate.
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Catastrophes, like train wrecks, are something to watch, whereas Joseph Stalin's oft-quoted formulation—"the death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic"—pinpoints the moment when we prefer to look away.
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How could Flake — who seemed genuinely moved by Maria Gallagher, who urgently pled not to look away from her pain — ultimately vote yes to installing a man accused of sexual assault to the highest court in our land?
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In their defense, "lol wtf" is an appropriate response to the backhanded tweet, which used their name in a hate-them-but-can't-look-away tactic in the same way that most sites use Donald Trump for hate-clicks.
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While a few of the men — and they're all white men — in the image look away from the camera, at least three of them appear to be staring straight at the photographer, giving the photo a clear authoritative air.
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"Super Cruise has a camera that looks at the drivers' eyes and warns them if they look away for too long or fall asleep, and that's a game changer," said Jake Fisher, director of auto testing at Consumer Reports.
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Earlier on Wednesday Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany could not simply look away if chemical attacks took place, speaking two days after the German government said it was in talks with allies about a possible military deployment in Syria.
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"We have to decide as a multicultural society are we going to look away when this happens or are we going to work to move towards change, and publicly show that that is not the popular sentiment," she said.
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"It is a little distracting standing up here looking at 'em, so I'm going to look over this way, I'm going to look over that way," she added with a smile, pretending to look away from the shirtless men.
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It's telling that Never Look Away hasn't been well received in Germany, where reviewers accuse Donnersmarck of sacrificing historical accuracy and ambiguity in pursuit of something big: the headline-grabbing Major Themes of Nazis and the GDR; another Oscar.
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Park & Orchard is a place where you can drop in for happy hour and eat grilled chicken wings, or a fried oyster sandwich with French fries cooked in — if you're a cardiologist you should look away now — beef tallow.
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Read more: Here's how Princess Beatrice's royal engagement photos compare to Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, and Princess Eugenie'sThe first is a black and white shot of Beatrice and Mozzi holding one another, while both look away from the camera.
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Ava DuVernay's 'When They See Us' won't let you look away The convictions of the Central Park Five, as the boys came to be called, were later vacated after Matias Reyes, a convicted serial rapist, confessed to the attack.
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Whether it's the shininess of the lip gloss, the meticulousness with which she applies it, or the music in the background — Christina Aguilera's "Infatuation" plays while she puts on a bright blue color — we can't seem to look away.
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As brilliantly acted by Hahn and directed by Soloway, Andrea Arnold, and Kimberly Pierce, I Love Dick slowly becomes such an unflinching meditation on intimacy that it's just as hard to keep watching as it is to look away.
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That's exactly what the Euphoria star did, showing up in a custom emerald green Vera Wang gown, makeup that's sure to inspire us for years to come, and a striking new red hair color we couldn't look away from.
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Some of us, though, see the ever-growing wreckage piled up at our feet, wreckage we cannot look away from, the detritus of so-called civilization, and we wonder if we are not being propelled instead toward the collapse of time.
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He hopes his horns will change that, letting other drivers understand your intentions by the sound of your horn — whether that's to look away from your smartphone and get going or to move out of the way to avoid an accident.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - The maker of "The Lives of Others" returns to divided 20th century Germany in "Never Look Away", a film that premiered in Venice on Tuesday and is already being talked about as his second potential Oscar winner.
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I write to protect the truth, because "Columbine" is now a part of history, and to do justice to those who died and those who still live with that grief, we must never look away from all of its realities.
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People can't look away from this hilarious cat who, in the first viral video, was sitting on the edge of the treadmill instead of walking on it on all fours, and using just one paw to move on the exercise machine.
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She did not attenuate the screams of the main character, Clare (Aisling Franciosi), nor does her script sidestep the terror or her camera look away as Clare's face contorts through the stages of fear, fight, pain, and finally, defeated resignation.
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"You look at the ballsy sh-- they put out … then you look away from the Adweek article and onto your sad Google Doc filled with subject line options for a Black Friday promo," one young advertising employee said of Wieden's appeal.
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I have had patients who are crying, who are upset, who do not want to see the screen, and I still have to turn the screen toward them while they look away, look at the door, look at the wall.
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