Yes, #prednisone took my face from the way it looked in the first picture to the way it looked in the second.
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Here's how one of the staircases looked in 2014 …
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Line: Titans by 3 DeMarco Murray is probably not as good as he looked in Dallas two seasons ago, but he is also not as bad as he looked in Philadelphia last season.
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I looked in the mirror and hated everything I saw.
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She looked in the mirror and was like, 'Holy shit.
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He looked, in the past few days, scripted and robotic.
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Some platforms have looked in new directions to raise funding.
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I looked in his eyes and I thought, 'He's on.
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They looked in bathtubs and in the remains of bedrooms.
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After receiving her order, the woman looked in her bag.
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When I looked in the mirror, my eyes were black.
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I never really looked in his face in this picture.
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When he looked in the mirror, he hardly recognized himself.
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It was the happiest New Yorkers had looked in months.
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Then I looked in the mirror and saw Bigger Thomas.
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I finally dragged myself inside and looked in the mirror.
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Everywhere you looked in 2018, some record was being broken.
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" Thompson writes, " 'Whoa, Bruce, honey, have you looked in a mirror?
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During the break I stood up and looked in the mirror.
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I know you've looked in my face and said your goodbyes.
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We looked in on a parrotfish asleep peacefully in a crevice.
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What did the cheese say when it looked in the mirror?
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I looked in my own data over the last two years.
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And when I emerged and looked in the mirror, I shrieked.
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Then he looked in my eyes and said he was sorry.
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I didn't even like myself when I looked in the mirror.
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He looked in the mirror, studying the face that looked back.
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I looked in, and there was a turkey down the bottom.
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It was months before I looked in the bathroom mirror again.
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Every time I looked in the mirror, I saw a failure.
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After I looked in my camera, I found it's F-117.
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"We looked in Port Chester, White Plains, Tarrytown," Mr. Guida said.
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Check out how dapper Swedish competitor Gillis Grafström looked in Chamonix.
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Kamworor looked in control, his legs pumping smoothly, his face calm.
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We all got together and looked in pure amazement and exhaustion.
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I looked in the mirror — You look good, you look normal.
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I looked in his eyes, it was like everything came alive.
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Passing the garage, I looked in and saw the young man.
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Passing the garage, I looked in and saw the young man.
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After merging onto the highway, I looked in the rearview mirror.
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We just don't know because we haven't looked in the box.
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When I looked in the mirror, I did not resemble myself whatsoever.
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Come at me, bro, I thought as I looked in the mirror.
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I looked in the mirror, and what I saw made me miserable.
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How a room looked in photographs was, at best, a secondary concern.
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But during a recent interview Mr. Grey rarely looked in that direction.
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When he looked in the mirror wearing this new uniform, Bracero laughed.
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She looked in her rearview mirror, and saw no one behind her.
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Everywhere we looked, in every direction, for blocks and blocks, women marched.
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I turned and looked in the other direction, and about then -- 'wham!
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When I looked in the mirror, I only ever saw my face.
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He looks like he probably should have looked in the first place.
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The Washington Post Fact Checker has looked in-depth into the issue.
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In response, Wheatcroft looked in the bag he had at his feet.
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Directional sound faded in and out as I looked in different directions.
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An elderly vagrant looked in through the window and then walked in.
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I slipped the strap over my head and looked in the mirror.
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But, I had had some suspicions, so I looked in his inbox.
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I looked in the mirror and knew that I was fucking beautiful.
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I was brushing my teeth and haphazardly looked in the mirror—BAM!!!
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But when Aserinsky looked in on him, his son was fast asleep.
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He looked in the abdomen and pelvis and found many endometrial implants.
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"I looked in, and my nose was to the glass," he said.
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Everywhere researchers have looked in the human body, viruses have been found.
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I looked in the U.S. as well, but it was too expensive.
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She thought of their years together and looked in vain for signs.
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Ms. Oliver, 13, looked in the mirror, cocked her head and paused.
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But when I looked in the mirror, I knew I was different.
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His face contorted, he looked in the envelope for a second card.
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I'm a one-person sample here, but I looked in my phone.
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Djokovic looked in impressive form, particularly as he closed out the final set.
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At Euro 2012, hosted by Ukraine and Poland, it rarely looked in doubt.
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I remember being disgusted when I came home and looked in the mirror.
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I looked in the eyes of those colleagues and routinely shook my head.
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When I looked in the mirror, I just saw pain in my eyes.
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FOR A HALF-CENTURY Martin Feldstein was everywhere you looked in American economics.
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Many researchers have looked in the past at the question of media influence.
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And I looked in the mirror and said, yeah, I have a chance.
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It was haunting to see that video, because they looked in great shape.
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Gloomy as he looked in portraits, the Frenchman Charles Fourier concentrated on fun.
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Forget how unrealistically great the 13 Reasons Why characters looked in high school.
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I looked in and they were all on, all these dozens of televisions.
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I looked in the mirror after all this and my eyeliner was perfect.
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I looked in the backseat that was now covered in nacho chip crumbs.
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Titleholder Shawn Barber of Canada struggled all evening and never looked in contention.
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But voters looked in the swamp, saw Rokita and decided to drain him.
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When she looked in the mirror, she felt little connection to her reflection.
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But Facebook has looked in recent years for ways to monetize the platform.
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Blac Chyna danced onstage to Rihanna's "Work" and looked in much better spirits.
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When Russell reached Suzanne and me, he stopped and looked in my eyes.
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She put it all over her face, experimented and looked in a mirror.
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Benkler fiddled with a laptop to show me how this looked in practice.
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"It's about as nice as it's ever looked in here," Mr. Shaw said.
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The second study looked in depth at driving outcomes associated with binge drinking.
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Images — paintings, sculptures, photographs — remind us how our loved ones looked in life.
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Whenever I do something I remember how my daughter looked in her coffin.
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"My cheeks are too fat," she said as she looked in the mirror.
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He looked just as he had looked in the restaurant the year before.
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They looked, in particular, at 95 genes believed to be shared by all frogs.
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The UK's Olympic gold medalist looked in fine form for much of the fight.
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The Losers' Club of 2017 looks fairly similar to how it looked in 1990.
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I looked in his suitcase and found our marriage certificate and Kirra's birth certificate.
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Trump put his head down, pursed his lips and looked in the opposite direction.
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"I looked in the garbage and there was this long neon tube," he remembered.
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As I looked in the mirror I realized I had one job to do.
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"When she first looked in the mirror, she was basically in shock," Friedman laughs.
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"Everywhere I looked in Chicago, there was a mom and a baby," she recalled.
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Or maybe that event wasn't as fun as it looked in an edited photo.
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By this point, I saw cancer when I looked in the mirror, not myself.
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Or how silly Kurt Russell looked in the surfing scene in Escape From L.A.?
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Those were the questions I asked when I looked in the mirror every morning.
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Ever looked in the mirror after a hookup to see straight-up raccoon eyes?
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But, if you looked in Europe and in China, is this a bigger problem?
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When I looked in the mirror, my skin glowed in the best way possible.
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He told me that he had looked in my bag and (criticized her clothing).
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You really quit cheerleading because of how you felt you looked in your skirt?
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After getting a search warrant, agents looked in the car and found a backpack.
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I remember being pleased with the overall effect when I looked in the mirror.
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They almost never looked in his bag, and it would set off no alarm.
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"I went and looked in the garage to see what we had," Burns says.
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I looked in the mirror and a rainbow spangled demon stared back at me.
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He looked in a basement window and could see at least one person down.
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When he got to school he looked in his desk he found my box.
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That every time I looked in the mirror, I hated the female I saw.
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Have YOU even looked in a public school classroom in the last 10 years?
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The Atlantic looked in Brooklyn, but "it's not any less expensive," said Ms. McCann.
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I just remember Steve pointing out how beautiful the rain looked in the streetlights.
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When he emerged several minutes later, he looked in disbelief at the destruction outside.
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And every room I looked in, I'd try to find what could protect me.
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I looked in my Chinese cookbooks, but it appeared in exactly none of them.
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Eli tried on an olive-green linen jumpsuit and looked in the bedroom mirror.
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Wall Street also looked in line for more gains after closing lower on Friday.
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Then he looked in the rear-view mirror and realized he was African American.
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"I looked in the rearview mirror and saw a total mess behind me," Artyom said.
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When I looked in the mirror, I was shocked at how smooth my skin looked.
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Yep, that Dorit dog drama could be bigger than it originally looked in the premiere.
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" "There have been times I've looked in a mirror and wished for a perfect figure.
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"I was starting to feel differently when I looked in the mirror," Becoats tells Refinery803.
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As I looked in the mirror I realized I had one job to do. Inspire.
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I was my own worst critic: I hated the way I looked in certain pictures.
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To my surprise I let out an audible "whoa!" when I looked in the mirror.
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Yet, soon after the results started flooding in, his eventual victory hardly looked in doubt.
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You turned and looked in the stands and people are just getting up and leaving.
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"As soon as I looked in the mirror, it was kind of unbelievable," Nangia says.
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So, the first thing we thought about was the way people looked in the '70s.
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" Well, Beyoncé just looked in the mirror and said, "I think we need more flowers.
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We were cautiously optimistic knowing how he looked in his rehab starts and simulated games.
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During the episode the family talks about how Lamar looked in a Nevada hospital bed.
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" She adds: "When I looked in the mirror for the first time … I saw love.
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Defensively, the Tigers looked in midseason form, holding the explosive Clemson offense to 250 yards.
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I have to say, it was the happiest Trump has looked in a long time.
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She said that she didn't know who she was when she looked in the mirror.
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What shocked Mr Fryer was when he looked in detail at reports of police shootings.
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Simons looked in his element: he might have been back at Stony Brook or Renaissance.
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I tried to reproduce on the blank paper how she looked in my mind's eye.
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We're already the majority of the way there the last time I looked, in 2017.
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We looked in a bar, and there were some kids watching a Premier League game.
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The next day, a home health care nurse looked in a mirror in the bathroom.
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The actor was a friend of mine, and I looked in his eyes with panic.
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After she finished, I looked in the mirror and felt like I was 8 again.
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As she searched for the woman, she looked in on the unit's main sitting area.
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At a certain point I got up, used the bathroom and looked in the mirror.
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A big bomb on Afghanistan also looked, in the end, more like showmanship than anything.
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Recently, she was dismayed when she looked in the mirror and didn't recognize her nose.
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After 5-11 and 4-12 seasons, the Browns again looked in a new direction.
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I looked in the mirror and I didn't recognize the guy staring back at me anymore.
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I looked in the mirror and I realized I had control over building my body up.
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As I looked in the mirror I realized I had one job to do. Inspire. pic.twitter.
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"The same brand that 'Clair' photographed was on the third aisle I looked in," she added.
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She knew you came out recording so she stopped and never even looked in your direction.
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During a stroll, Bieber looked down at his phone as Baldwin looked in her husband's direction.
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Maybe you've mussed with your hair, looked in the mirror, and thought, Could I do it?
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We looked in a bit more on Mezeul's portfolio and were amazed at what we saw.
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His new racket looked in danger too when a baseline error allowed the Spaniard to level.
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I dutifully filled in my lips, looked in the mirror, and immediately started rubbing it off.
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What I did notice was how foreign and unfit that big white skeleton looked in Rio.
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The next day, I looked in the mirror to find my skin glowing and baby soft.
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She looked in the direction of the frenzied noise and immediately realized something was terribly wrong.
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I looked in the window at lunchtime last week and saw only three people in line.
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After reading this, I looked in the mirror and saw myself for the animal I'd become.
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"He had looked in my direction and was like, 'Fastball,'" Locke said, mimicking a throwing motion.
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"I looked in a van and I didn't see anybody in it," the deputy told dispatchers.
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Have you ever looked in the mirror and felt your heart sink because of your reflection?
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When I met him, I looked in his eyes and saw his soul, sparkle and intellect.
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They looked in the East Village and on the Lower East Side, but found cramped spaces.
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A lot of Detroit residents searched for Cleveland rentals, and San Antonio searchers looked in Houston.
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They discovered others not seen in the satellite imagery and looked in-depth at 64 more.
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He could have been in there and nobody would have seen him unless you looked in.
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They had looked in Chappaqua, Briarcliff Manor and Croton-on-Hudson, and then they discovered Katonah.
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As a country we have many times looked in the mirror and changed for the better.
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When I looked in the mirror, I could see the little changes taking place in my body.
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"If we learn something now, it can determine if we looked in the right place," Gillon said.
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Let&aposs take a look at -- we looked in the tease at your ad against Bob Menendez.
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He looked in the college dorms where the six teens — ages 16 to 18 — had been staying.
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Remember how adorable we all looked in those chunky black shoes everyone was wearing in the '90s?
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But Rotich, who has beaten Rudisha twice this year, in Shanghai and Stockholm, looked in imperious form.
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For reference, here's how de Vil looked in the original 1961 One Hundred and One Dalmatians cartoon.
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The first time I looked in the mirror with my buzz cut, the fear immediately melted away.
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And after a couple of weeks, I looked in my magnifying mirror, and my skin looked … good.
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Ray never looked in trouble and scored with some shots of his own throughout Pearson's dogged onslaught.
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And when I looked in the mirror, I thought, 'But why does my ass look like that?
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When her mother, Peachie, looked in around dinner time, she found Sheila lying on the bathroom floor.
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If someone looked in the street and smelled like a muttered sigh, then they'd wake up, too.
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"We knocked on doors, looked in dumpsters, went into abandoned homes," said Cecilia Garcia, a student pastor.
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Every single direction I looked in there was a giant Lemon shark or a Black tip shark.
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I was mesmerized by how different the island looked in tourist areas, a stark contrast to Kingston.
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As early as day nine, I looked in the mirror during my routine and saw a difference.
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The postproduction facilities appeared unstaffed, and the interior sets, veiled in cobwebs and dust, looked in disrepair.
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They looked in detail, once a week, at each of the organoids that were chosen for examination.
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Some clusters may just be coincidence, and investigators have looked in vain for similarities or shared reasons.
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Social media was filled with comments about how scary and unsettling the cats looked in the preview.
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My gold platform $20 Havaianas looked, in fact, quite stylish paired with my Alexa Chung maxi dress.
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But what stood out about Collins's short responses Wednesday was how uncomfortable he looked in making them.
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"Every morning I woke up, I looked in the mirror, and I saw my hair," she said.
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But a few years ago, I looked in the mirror, and I think I didn't feel comfortable.
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Bonnie Nilsen, 71, knew it when she looked in the mirror one day and saw her mother.
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The youth looked in, forgot about the cold and rain outside, forgot about essence, forgot about time. . . .
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"At first I was just attracted to how hot he looked in his robokini," Ms. Bezos said.
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They looked in San Francisco but cannot afford a space that is large enough and decent enough.
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The trip wasn't without a few hiccups, but Yellowstone was even more gorgeous than it looked in photos.
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He had asked for the hangers, so he could strip and see how he looked in it nude.
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If you looked in the first place and passed the-- at X to then buy it at 2252X.
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When she looked in the rearview mirror, she saw Britton, red-faced with drool pouring from her mouth.
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As rough as their offenses have looked in their losses, they've looked just as good in their wins.
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It might have worked, if the one in front hadn't suddenly opened the mail slot and looked in.
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Three decades afterward, Kremlin watchers looked in disbelieve as the Soviet Union slouched toward decline, demise and breakup.
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"Both men looked in the mirror and imagined themselves as the dictator of the new regime," Ali writes.
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This time, when looked in the mirror after my surgery, I didn't cry or go dizzy from panic.
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"We looked down the ridge, we looked in the valleys, we looked everywhere, we triple checked," he said.
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However, she looked in no discomfort as she surged down the final straight to win in 41.82 seconds.
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After she saw how good she looked in the recent photos, Ms. Frontera signed up for boudoir shots.
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It was the sounds he made and the way he talked — the way he looked in the camera.
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Every morning when I looked in the mirror, I saw a bitter young woman: angry, defensive and afraid.
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Mr. Cruz then looked in to see what he had wrought, she said, and she saw his face.
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Then she looked in the mirror and said the words, first in a whisper, and then more boldly.
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I know you were so well-matched, but also, you seem to look out and he looked in.
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Louie: You're telling me that if I looked in your email inbox right now, you've replied to everyone?
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The latter looked in danger of extinction in early 2016 with several months of zero volumes and open interest.
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Before leaving the car, she had looked in the rearview mirror and saw there was no longer a road.
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" It was in the 80s that Bourdain said he looked in the mirror and decided he "wanted to live.
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My breaking point came the day I turned 26, when I looked in the mirror and barely recognized myself.
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She then looked, in each case, at the subsequent relationships between the referring doctor and the surgeon in question.
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Newlyweds Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas looked in love as they played around while photographers flashed their cameras.
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To understand this, you need to understand the context of economic history as it looked in the mid-1990s.
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I looked in the notification settings for a place to turn off the pop-ups, but didn't see anything.
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When I looked in the "mirror," I saw that I had blood running in my eye from the fight.
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However, Prayuth looked in a good position to remain in office thanks to a new, junta-devised electoral system.
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For years, Pai has looked in the mirror and seen the face of the next FCC chairman staring back.
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The researcher looked in the very near-infrared, a spectrum of light in which fainter stars can be detected.
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I think that's the best he's looked in his last few appearances because he's throwing strikes, hitting his spots.
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The 22-year-old has looked in control and was yet to lose a set in the ongoing tournament.
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We looked in detail at 10 megacities around the world, including Beijing, Cairo, Mexico City, Los Angeles and London.
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We were also baffled by how different the tacos looked in real life from how they appeared in advertisements.
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For six days, medical personnel and jail guards looked in on him, but did not offer him any assistance.
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Another time, she looked in on the benches and a high school friend of Mr. Branca's was resting there.
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The performance was not without its critics though, because large portions of the fight looked, in all fairness, ridiculous.
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We [looked] in and we couldn't see anything, so we reached in to see if we could feel anything.
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Faried, Barton, and Emmanuel Mudiay all looked in his direction and yelled words that were probably not very nice.
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I looked in his eyes — watery and red-rimmed — and realized I had reached the end of my reporting.
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"Someone easily could have used this in a worse way and looked in people's windows at night," he said.
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One guy on the ward looked in his mid 20s, others seemed to be in their 30s or 40s.
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This impaired the democratic legitimacy of Hungary's governing parties, which is why voters looked in a new political direction.
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A spray of drying grass is death looked in the eye — something honest and unflinching in a prevaricating world.
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Oklahoma looked in cruise control early, building a 26-point first-half lead behind a dominating performance from Hield.
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We've looked in the past at how rising costs are leading prosecutors to not ask for the death penalty.
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Women told me they preferred side seams because when they looked in the mirror, side seams slimmed their hips.
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They saw the yoke of capitalist ideology wherever they looked — in films, in radio, in poplar music, in literature.
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The research looked in detail at how migrants in Scotland, Canada and New Zealand reach decisions about where to work.
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"Alexander then resolved to get back to "that girl who looked in the mirror and saw a person, not progress.
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Wembley was stunned and England were rattled as their 17-match winning sequence in World Cup qualifiers looked in peril.
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Once I emerged into the light, I never once looked in the mirror to find unblended spots on my face.
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When he was finished, I eagerly got out of the exam chair, looked in the mirror, and...almost passed out.
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You'll draw your own conclusions on stocks but I think this picture looks as good as it looked in years.
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I don't know how long it was there, but I know that when I looked in 2004, it was gone.
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They're from that time before you first looked in the mirror and recognised yourself as a body in the world.
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I've looked in the mirror and been able to LOVE the things about my body that beauty norms deem 'undesirable.
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"It's the first time that anybody has really looked in a concrete way at such a regional trend," Emanuel says.
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On Mendocino she stopped in front of a shop window and shaded her eyes and looked in through the glass. . . .
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When I looked in the mirror, I saw someone who was still questioning everything but finally felt okay about that.
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Federer, bidding to reach his 12th Wimbledon final, has dropped two sets so far, and has looked in fine fettle.
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Once upon a time, fairytale characters asked talking mirrors to determine how great they looked in relation to their peers.
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Sure, you know Starbucks cups feature the Siren — but you'll be shocked at how different the logo looked in 1971.
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He looked, in the quickly assembled collage of these recordings, not like a person but like a large object plummeting.
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" He went on, "And I came home, and Bill was in the back yard, and I looked in the cage.
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"I turned around and looked in the bullpen and saw Kershaw's name on the board," third baseman Justin Turner said.
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An informer in the town told the subcontractor that the nephew looked in the photo like he had been beaten.
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Seaver looked in to Grote for the signs but there really was not much doubt what the call would be.
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And we never seem to look like a senator, because that's not how a senator looked in the old textbooks.
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As passengers struggled to escape, Eyup Bahsi, a 30-year-old Turkish man, looked in vain for his wife, Idil.
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However, Zverev has looked in ominous form throughout the event, dropping only one set en route to the last four.
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Secretly touring the Westworld labs, she looked in wonder at her fellow robots being built, taught, repaired and disposed of.
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I immediately called my mom and asked her if she had looked in the book and she said 'no why?
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The ears, the eyes, the circles, how simple he was but also how great those shapes looked in a painting.
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"We looked in cowboy bars" as well as acting schools and casting calls, Lord told a crowd of 173,000 people.
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Since then, however, the 103-year-old has looked in superb form, dropping four games in her last two matches.
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I freaked out and immediately went home, thinking she found the whole pound or looked in my speakers or something.
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The couple looked in great spirits as they sat next to each other during the awards show, an insider told PEOPLE.
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"It's looking the best it's looked in several months, from a technical perspective anyway," said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco.
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"I just looked in his eyes and said, 'You can't leave me, you can't leave me,' " Don told the news outlet.
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Some patients after an ultrasound will insist that the doctor looked in the wrong place and missed the baby, Paulman says.
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The couple looked in great spirits as they sat next to each other during the awards show, an insider tells PEOPLE.
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The source says Beckham looked "in high spirits" as the group ate family style, not paying much attention to their surroundings.
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"We looked in the literature, and there are very few studies—certainly longitudinal studies—investigating firearms violence over time," she says.
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Angel looked in the glass and saw the cubes of ice were melting away into little shards of their former selves.
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As good as these men looked in their suits, it was even better seeing them dressed down in their normal threads.
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"I picked up my precious Nate and looked in his mouth and saw speckles of blood under his tongue," she says.
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When Ms Chan, working with mice, looked in detail at these vesicles, she found that they contained lots of micro-RNAs.
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He found them everywhere he looked: in streambeds, on hilltops, even at the Sunset Mesa disc golf course south of town.
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They looked in public repositories of music "metadata" that are used by music lovers and are often tapped into by academics.
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And Kim was right, Kendall and Bella looked cuter carrying McDonald's than most of us have ever looked in our lives.
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It's like, we're looking for office space and we looked in and tusks and thought, ok, I guess that's Joe's office.
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In his trademark red shirt the 42-year-old looked in complete control as he birdied the fourth and sixth holes.
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I imagine how it must have looked in full operation, at a time when it held as many as 700 patients.
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And a couple of hours later, when she looked in on him again, she was frightened by how sick he looked.
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The patient had told him he had a sore throat, yet when the doctor looked in his throat he saw nothing.
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But they, and the Haggler, have looked in vain for any reference to this figure in American Express's terms of agreement.
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I was so self-conscious of how long my feet looked in the 9s and kept asking my coworkers their opinions.
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"Growing up, winter sports were never in my future, no matter how much I looked in the crystal ball," he said.
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Trump looked more comfortable striding into a meeting with local leaders in Ghana than she has perhaps ever looked in Washington.
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When I looked in a mirror, I saw the black, thick hair and the brown tinge to my skin magically disappear.
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He looked in on his 5-day-old baby and got ready to take his 4-year-old daughter to school.
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I became enraged when she secretly looked in my diary, obviously snooping for information about my pot smoking or sex life.
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But surfers weren't happy with how we looked in 'Beach Blanket Bingo' or how we sounded in the dopier surf songs.
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Officer Erickson, whose camera turned off in the middle of the search, looked in the back seat and apparently found nothing.
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"Surprised my mom for Christmas, she looked in the mirror and saw her present ❤️❤️" the daughter wrote on Twitter.
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She looked in the mirror and tried to think about what else could make her feel better in the same way.
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For seven minutes, guards looked in on Mr. Feliciano while he tried to hang himself, but did not enter the cell.
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In Brooklyn, they looked in Windsor Terrace and Sunset Park, but found only slightly more space in the same price range.
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He had looked in the master bedroom, and when he didn't see the baby, who typically slept there, he ran outside.
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The 24-year-old looked in complete control against Kerber, cruising through the first set before the German leveled the contest.
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We looked, in particular, at U.S. oil and gas production companies, because these are the ones most impacted by oil prices.
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" When asked if he saw a president when he looked in the mirror, Ryan responded: "not right now I don't, no.
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They looked in the nearby community of La Mesa, but felt the urban energy of North Park was more their speed.
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Simpson then says he looked in Nicole's window ... saw burning candles and believed she was expecting a man to show up.
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Want to know how Margot Fonteyn looked in "Sleeping Beauty" when the Sadler's Wells Ballet toured North America in the 163s?
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I looked in Englewood, where I grew up, but across town from where I was raised, in the East Hill neighborhood.
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The layer below "good guy" is not getting looked in the eye when a woman is pitching a male venture capitalist.
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A garden-variety insecure teenager, I didn't like the way I looked in a bathing suit, and my hair always seemed wrong.
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On her Instagram Stories, Jenner captured video of both of her BFFs, gushing about how good they looked in her brand apparel.
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"I made the change because the more I looked in the mirror, the more depressed I became," he told the Daily Mail.
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When troopers looked in the SUV, they found a body wrapped in a blanket in the trunk, the attorney general's statement says.
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The eyewitness says he looked in the window and the car seat was just laying among the junk in the back seat.
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Back in the guest bedroom, Diana looked in on her own naked body, suspended in the biocabinet under glass, vitals looking good.
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Here, Business Insider shares how the "war to end all wars" would have looked in the full, vivid color of today. —G.
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Not even a 3 am pause when you looked in each other's eyes and thought, 'We're not gonna do this, are we?
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I want this doll they made based on how Boba Fett looked in his animated introduction from the Star Wars Holiday Special.
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"The dividend at BHP Billiton had looked in doubt for some time," Steve Clayton, head of equity research at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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On a Capitals power play midway through the third, Neuvirth made another stand and always looked in control while facing an onslaught.
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We looked in on some colleagues who were having a tricky time with a stretch of four-thousand-year-old Egyptian papyrus.
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My good grades and my ambitions did nothing to shield me from the angst I felt when I looked in the mirror.
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She was fine-boned and dainty, with a translucent complexion—though if she looked in a mirror, she avoided her own eyes.
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Before, obviously my nose was very covered in blackheads; anytime I looked in the mirror it felt like they were pretty obvious.
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For readers keen to wonk out, A.E.I. scholars have looked in depth at both: here from Trump's plan and here for Clinton's.
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The Panthers are not as bad as they looked in their 51-13 shellacking at the hands of the 49ers last week.
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The Tennessee Titans are not as good as they've looked in the past two weeks since giving Ryan Tannehill the starting job.
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I walked from Greenwich to Blackheath, and everywhere I looked, in the windows of the houses, there seemed to be this poster.
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In this case, I imagine there was a moment where you looked in the mirror and actually thought, I'm becoming my father!
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After that Friday afternoon family-separation call, I walked around the hallways for a little while and looked in on various rooms.
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And finally, how would it feel if the only person's approval you sought when you looked in the mirror was your own?
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Before their relationship started, Raniere examined how she looked in her underwear and told her she should weigh 100 pounds, Salzman said.
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So, every time I looked in the mirror I remembered who I was, which is kind of like Esty in a way.
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When she looked in the mirror, she said, she saw in herself a reflection of her home — something dirty, smelly and tainted.
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Even when I could shop in the normal-people stores, I couldn't see the weight loss when I looked in the mirror.
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I would have a hard time swallowing it, I think, if it were something that didn't feel like it looked in real life.
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"The shooter came to the office where he was sitting, looked in at him, and apparently he wasn't a target," Louis Jones said.
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In the photo, Liukin stood in her bathroom and looked in the mirror to show off her maroon cropped camisole and short shorts.
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The Dutch looked in control when they took a 2-0 halftime lead, courtesy of goals from Glenn Schuurman and Seve van Ass.
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If you thought the outfits were something to behold on the way, just check out how they looked in action behind the scenes.
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We all seemingly had different experiences with their actual functionality, but here's the real question: how did you feel you looked in them?
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Small forward Kawhi Leonard led the way with a career-best 2106 points and last season's MVP runner-up looked in midseason form.
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Abenomics has succeeded in stemming deflation during a difficult few years when many other big economies looked in danger of succumbing to it.
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If he'd looked in the sleeve he would have seen one our addresses on there, and he probably would have been very surprised.
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" Taking purple hot hair rollers and curling her brown hair around them, Garner looked in the mirror and said, "So far so good.
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The reason behind Hadid's choice is all about how the hot pink suit made her feel rather than how she looked in it.
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Though she looked loved the way she looked in the design, the star revealed moving freely and sitting likely wouldn't be an option.
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Google Maps users can scroll through the abandoned streets and see how the town looked in March 2013, two years after the disaster.
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He has looked in detail at the Thaipusam festival as practised in Mauritius, and also at fire-walking rites in Greece and Spain.
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But, notably, the race wasn't as close as it looked in the poll, which had the top four candidates within 8 percentage points.
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Yeah, so I mean it was really about trying to find great entrepreneurs and so you looked in a lot of different places.
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However, MTV has never looked in that direction until now, as this is the first year the network included TV in the nominations.
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In the demo, Google displayed how users can digitally position furniture into an empty space to see how it looked in the room.
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Yeah, when you looked in the internet cafés, the saved sites in the recent history were all porn, and bad porn: donkey porn.
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There was definitely a moment when I looked in the mirror and I was like, 'I am never going to be the same.
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The team looked, in particular, at the Li Keqiang index that tracks China's rail freight volume, electricity consumption, and loans disbursed by banks.
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Again, he looked in the window for a while, then he came inside and asked for the next model plane in the series.
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Hmmm. We've looked in depth at Chopra's questionable medical advice, which, thanks to his active social media presence, has actually helped spread misinformation.
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The people around me made that easy because everyone pretty much took it as seriously as it pretty much looked in season two.
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Before The Unknown Girl, the Dardennes looked in on a world in which they had roots, but floated above it as sympathetic observers.
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So we've done all that, I looked in the spreadsheet last night, we've backed 70 or 80 companies between the six of us.
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You heard that screeching sound whenever you looked in the mirror at night, which was accompanied by flashes of peripheral movement behind you.
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Cookie and I crept up and looked in her window, and she really walked backwards around the house, so it wasn't a gag.
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"We only looked in Brooklyn," said McCullough, a native of the Bronx who, along with many teammates, lived in New Jersey last season.
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But I didn't see a Jew when I looked in the mirror; what I saw were gentiles when I looked at everyone else.
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Wawrinka, who beat Dimitrov in four sets at Wimbledon, looked in control throughout on Monday, making a feast of the Bulgarian's second serve.
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She woke up on September 403, 2012, in a place she didn't recognize; when she looked in the mirror, blood covered her face.
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I looked in a variety of industries, and without question tech is bottom of the barrel along with finance ... Well, we knew that.
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"All the navies looked in this area but absent the technology that this company had, we had not found it," Mr. Villán said.
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So when they decided to purchase their first home, they looked in Port Chester, but also in Harrison, White Plains and Greenwich, Conn.
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He looked around and thought the students there looked, in his words, "kinda stupid," and figured they might be of use to him.
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Hooper addressed the complaints about how the characters looked in the first trailer of the movie and how he went about tweaking it.
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But he didn't like seeing that spot every time he looked in the mirror, and his wife was sure it was something bad.
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There have been efforts to bury power lines at the Civil War battlefield to restore it to the way it looked in 1863.
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I looked in the bathroom but decided not to ask whether this was the toilet Hemingway pissed in while writing Green Hills of Africa.
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In Paskhover's office in New York, new patients would plop down, hand over their phone, and complain about how their schnoz looked in selfies.
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When my mom made me do that, I looked in the mirror and I literally couldn't name one thing that I loved about myself.
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In case you wonder: Here's a picture of how the Amazons looked in Wonder Woman…next to pic how they look in Justice League.
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But when I looked in the mirror, prompted by the body positive ladies of Instagram, I was expecting to see a body I loved.
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That one piece of criticism stuck with me — or more specifically, stuck to my thighs — like glue every time I looked in the mirror.
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I stood up, looked in the mirror, and for the first time I felt there was no longer something (I deemed) unattractive about myself.
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Perhaps Knight had already looked "in his heart" but from early stages in the film, Newt sees that the whole system was a lie.
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According to the Hall of Famer, he and Ripa's friendship wasn't as strong behind the scenes as it looked in front of the camera.
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He put on Nicky's glasses and even a hardened, likely strung-out soldier like Nicky couldn't deny how cute the kid looked in them.
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And then I looked in the mirror and was like, OK—I'm the Daddy... I'm bigger now, I've got more of a beer belly.
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Self-Defense Forces spokesman Manabu Takehara told AFP that the boy "looked in good health" when he was found on Friday morning local time.
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And I looked in the mirror and said, all right, let's do this thing, because I want to be able to sleep at night.
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The summits Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev held in the 1980s looked in retrospect like surrender talks between an ascendant America and a broken rival.
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One day, I looked in the mirror and noticed some silver streaks had cropped up on either side of my temple — little gray wings.
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Yet its latest prediction of 3 percent growth in 2019 already looked in jeopardy, with spending on public works taking an unexpected nose dive.
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She's kinda been on that tip since calling things off with Chris Zylka, having looked in very good spirits lately, sans her pricey hardware.
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Tech Tip Q. I just looked in my iPhone's usage settings and saw Messages was taking up more than a gigabyte of storage space.
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Colombian Fernando Gaviria (Etixx-Quick Step) had looked in prime position to claim victory but crashed heavily and rolled across the line in tears.
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The fairways and undulating greens looked in excellent shape, but the land just outside the course boundaries often still looked like a construction site.
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We were also surprised and disappointed by how different the tacos were in real life from how they looked in Burger King's promotional photos.
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At the same time, as anyone who has looked in their rearview camera or tapped their anti-lock brakes knows, automobiles are getting safer.
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Each time I looked in the mirror, I tried to accept my new self while also feeling like a stranger in my own body.
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"I looked in my cell and looked at the news and it came on the news," he told his lawyer moments after his release.
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We have looked in all of these different areas across the board and we see that we are offering a diversity of opinions, right?
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But once I got the top smoothed out and roll free … I think I looked the best I have ever looked in this dress.
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She looked in fantastic form, so we were pretty confident she had retained her high level of ability into her four-year-old career.
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As he looked in the mirror, Mr. Mushtaq, 27, who calls himself "very, very gay," held a necklace against his dark and hairy chest.
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"As soon as that plane landed, as soon as I got into the house, I looked in the fridge," he said with a chuckle.
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When I opened the door and he looked in my eyes, it was as if he was meeting a stranger for the first time.
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The deal, China's largest foreign takeover ever, is nearing completion after more than 15 stressful months during which its success often looked in doubt.
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As Bobby looked in, he caught the man hastily sucking in his gut before leaning across the latte-colored leather of the passenger seat.
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An officer looked in Mencia-Ramirez's window and noticed 11 empties in the floorboard and an open bottle of beer between the man's legs.
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Roenick was discussing his recent vacation to Portugal with his wife and Tappen, repeatedly discussing Tappen's appearance and how she looked in her bikini.
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Even though she has never done Shakespeare, Ms. Metcalf looked in this moment like she was in the third act of a Shakespearean tragedy.
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On their show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the sisters talk openly about which looks they love and how they looked in photo shoots.
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The Japanese looked in control after taking a two-set lead but the 39-year-old Karlovic did not back down and leveled the contest.
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Goldman points out that the towering cake looked, in fact, almost exactly like the one he made for Barack Obama's inauguration in January of 2013.
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While the entire experience was taxing, you couldn't tell us that our super sculpted, super crunchy updos weren't fly as we looked in the mirror.
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I looked in his eyes and for me… his part of the story begins and ends that night with his own illness, his own sickness.
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But Wiseman has long maintained that he believes the authorities were really worried about how they looked in the film — and that's not without reason.
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I have never in my life had a haircut that I looked in the mirror immediately afterwards and thought, oh my god, I look amazing.
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By the time Austria joined the EU in 1995, the newly privatised Voestalpine looked in no position to compete with the bloc's lower-cost plants.
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Conor McGregor felt Conor McGregor needed a little confidence boost Thursday morning -- so, he looked in the mirror and told himself how great he is.
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My fascination (okay, borderline obsession), with the whiteness of all the teeth surrounding me was only exacerbated every evening when I looked in the mirror.
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It had a window leafed with gold curlicues and when you looked in the window you saw 222 shellac records, racked like drying dinner plates.
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With no objections from President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the FBI opened Nye's mail and looked (in vain) for opportunities to charge him with fraudulent activities.
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The official looked in a file of recently deleted images on Mr. Fuentes's wife's phone and found a close-up photograph of a license plate.
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When Brooks hit a 23 with a little more than 268 minutes left in the game, Oregon led by 265-269 and looked in control.
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Unless this dog hasn't ever looked in a mirror, in which case he is probably wondering why his owner loves this other dog so much.
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So as long term investors in private equity I think we've always looked in the post Friedman world where we never live quarter to quarter.
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As I stood on the corner waving my arms like a rube, one of the construction workers looked in my direction and started to laugh.
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But I've always had a sense when I said something or I looked in the camera, I could tell when I was connecting with them.
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" This is brand new, and it was closed the day we walked by, but we looked in and were like, "Is this a movie set?
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Despite suffering from ductal carcinoma, a malignant tumor that affects his prostate, Dr. NakaMats looked in good health, if a little sullen, when I met him.
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Wall Street also looked in line for a reprieve after major indexes tumbled more than 21.3% on Thursday as dire economic data exacerbated trade war fears.
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By the time I made it to checkout, the employee was just a few steps behind me — nervously straightening things whenever I looked in her direction.
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Given how much slower Weidman has looked in the second round of both his most recent showings, this strategy seems like it could work a treat.
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"We are just given 24 hours to review the documentation, and these terms are just buried there," a second investor who looked in Merlin deal said.
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Lochte and his fiancee, Kayla Rae Reid, announced their pregnancy back in December -- and Kayla says she seriously looked in to having a live water birth.
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I didn't really feel different, because when I looked in the mirror, I saw my old self looking back at me, and I still felt great.
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When Hamilton researchers looked in particular at lower wage categories, they found that employers had not raised wages much at all for more than 40 years.
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The price of Bahrain's 2028 dollar bonds has risen by a third from a record low last June when the country looked in danger of default.
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When I looked in the mirror, I saw someone tall and ungainly, with a large nose and pleading eyes, a frizzy triangle of thick brown hair.
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It happened after Mitchell was poked in the eye while going up for a rebound and Mitchell dropped immediately to the ground and looked in agony.
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If I'd looked in the mirror when I was talking or swallowing, I would have seen the bulge in my neck moving—but who does that?
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But on the whole, we are much better positioned for sustainable growth than it looked in 22070, and the fall in rich-country birthrates is why.
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"When we looked in 2017, we found that 40 percent of companies appear to have no written policy that specifically mentioned genetic data," Dr. Hazel said.
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The researchers looked in vain on the one day that the weather permitted them to reach the spot where the killer whales were believed to be.
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The movie's logo is even presented in big, bright, and bold letters, a stark contrast to how it looked in the previous trailers, as seen below.
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On December 5, she released the new music video for her song "Xanny," and fans were stunned by how different she looked in the opening frames.
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Wall Street also looked in line for a reprieve after major indexes tumbled more than 268.65% on Thursday as dire economic data exacerbated trade war fears.
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The first man she cut approached her chair hesitantly, but when she finished he looked in the mirror and turned his head this way and that.
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Iaquinta looked in control as he checked and smothered Sanchez's lead hand while circling his lead foot outside of Sanchez's to give himself the clearer line.
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When I looked in the mirror, I was very pleasantly surprised by a noticeably fuller look, as well as an enhanced version of my natural lip color.
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Rather than using these to pierce the skins of prey, though, they instead aligned to become precision filter feeders, which looked, in the end, like a comb.
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The newspaper said that Fortress looked in the lead as it already operated in Italy, although terms of the Sound Point offer appeared to be more favourable.
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He looked in his rear-view mirror and noticed the animal hit a curb head-first — so he turned around and made a call over the radio.
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Sarah Sjostrom looked in commanding form as the super Swede advanced to the women's 50m fly semi-finals, recording 25.25 seconds to take top spot in qualification.
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Toward the end of the week, I believe a day or two before the event, the protest caught my eye when I looked in Facebook's "Events" tab.
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One of Terry's last trips was to Mexico, and I was shocked at how thin and frail he looked in a photo standing on a paddle board.
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Later, in a podcast interview, Olympios was asked to respond to rumors that Ellen is "not so nice" and doesn't like to be looked in the eye.
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In a 2018 interview with Paper Magazine, Bynes said that watching "She's The Man" led her to experience depression because of how she looked in the movie.
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"I came home a week after the surgery, and I looked in the mirror for the first time and I was all upset," Daly, 63, tells PEOPLE.
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One survey of 1,000 women, conducted in 2014 by Glamour and Ohio State University, concluded that 80% of participants felt badly when they looked in the mirror.
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The price of Bahrain's 2028 dollar bonds have risen since the Gulf bailout from a record low last June when the country looked in danger of default.
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Even her most conspicuous defect—the fact that she had never knowingly said anything of any interest about anything—looked in those desperate times like a virtue.
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"When I looked in their eyes, I felt they believed," Warriors coach Mike Brown said after watching his club rally from 25 down in the first half.
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It was Nadal's 50th victory at the tournament and the Mallorcan never looked in danger against world number 66 Anderson, forcing 10 break points in the match.
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When FBI chief James Comey was fired yesterday, the nation—nay, the world—looked in the direction of one man, to make sense of this new development.
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The Bills and the Browns represent the toughest matchups on paper, but neither should scare the Patriots based on how they've looked in the first two weeks.
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For so long, I hated shopping because I didn't like how I looked in anything I tried on and I felt very self-conscious about my body.
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One was 21-year-old Nicolas Usunier, who dropped out of college in his first year and looked in vain for a job at bakeries and supermarkets.
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After leaving the theater, Mr. Perez asked for a hug and she looked in his eyes, hoping for a kiss, but one was not forthcoming just yet.
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While it was essentially a friendly, Djokovic looked in tremendous shape, striking the ball cleanly and powerfully and moving with his trademark elasticity on the lush lawn.
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Even Tim Lincecum, designated for assignment earlier this month, looked in his short time as an Angel like someone who had seen the true face of gloom.
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When we looked in more detail, we found that this region contained at least seven independent risk factors for prostate cancer, all more common in West Africans.
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I just went and looked in the mirror, and this foundation is still on, has barely, barely separated or, like, went into my crevices of dry skin.
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His serve has always been one of his biggest weapons but it looked in complete disarray as the German totaled 27 double-faults during the three defeats.
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And I looked in vain for any recognition that the romantic disagreements destabilizing the play are not just pretty plot devices but dangerous disruptions with larger implications.
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" He looked in his black notebook and found it: "Plato believed that 'when the modes of music change, the fundamental laws of the state change with them.
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That's why today, when she released the new music video for her song "Xanny," fans were taken aback by how different Eilish looked in the opening frames.
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One thing that surprised me about the Taycan is the interior: it felt less obnoxious than it looked in the photos Porsche released a few weeks ago.
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They had looked in nearby towns and in commercial strip malls, but were won over by the old machine shop, which also had room for a garden.
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"I looked in the magazine and I saw picture of girls mainly doing freestyle and bank wall stuff and I was like, 'oh that's cool," she said.
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As a lifelong Sixers fella, I actually wanted to see just how bad they looked in person with Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor on the floor together.
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If my husband or any ex-boyfriend so much as looked in the direction of an attractive woman, I'd assume he wanted to have sex with her.
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How Google+ looked, in case you can't remember How Google+ looked, in case you can't remember Given it's unclear whether the G+ user data was scraped or if it will be employed for a nefarious purpose, the news of the bug itself might have eventually blown over, similar to how I wrote Facebook's recent 50 million user privacy breach may be forgotten if no evil use is found.
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"All of a sudden out of nowhere she just got up on my chest and she sniffed that breast and then looked in my face, sniffed the spot again and looked in my face and I tried to shove her off and she came back up and just laid down on that right breast, and she looked at me like 'I'm trying to tell you something,' " Pearson said.
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When Ballake Sissoko, a renowned kora player from Mali, looked in his case at his Paris home after flying from New York, he found the instrument in pieces.
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"Kim, especially, was blown away by how good [she] looked in the magazine," a source close to the reality TV star tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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He broke back, then never looked in danger in the tiebreak, bringing up set points with a flukey netcord that had him casting his eyes to the heavens.
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She was smaller than she looked in photos, I thought, and felt the way she asked that question about my writing was slightly off but sort of sweet.
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The historic summit between the two leaders had looked in doubt after Trump canceled the sit-down in late May, citing "tremendous anger and open hostility" from Pyongyang.
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It wasn't just my sagging body, which absolutely disgusted me, but when I looked in that mirror I felt like I, at 27, had a choice to make.
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I looked in all the classic wrong places for that something: I had affairs, I doubled down on the acquisitions, I even bought a little red sports car.
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During the shoot, each member seems stunned when offered direction as to how to move their face or body, as if they've never looked in a mirror before.
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Kyle Busch, the second-place finisher, said he had looked in his rearview mirror at one point and had seen only four cars without some sort of damage.
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The English side attacked with intent and Trent Alexander-Arnold tested Navas with a low drive but Real looked in charge following the departure, in tears, of Salah.
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Lulu's skin looked yellow and darkly bruised, and there was a dart of something red in her right eye that peeked out when she looked in certain directions.
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The Best Picture gaffe may be the talk of Hollywood post-Oscars, but social media was buzzing about how handsome Justin Timberlake looked in his Tom Ford tuxedo.
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She said he had verbally lashed out twice in previous months, furious after she looked in his direction, but Sunday was the first time it had been physical.
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Even if so, are Kaep's on-field performances convincing Kelly he's the dual-threat quarterback who can finally make Kelly look as smart as he looked in Oregon?
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After waking up one morning, Lemons looked in the mirror to discover one of her eyes looked a little different than it did when she went to sleep.
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" The source, an experienced judge of Trump's body language, said the president "looked in control and at ease": "There are always smiles and thumbs up, points and nods.
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But when I first looked, in 2010, desperate for answers to my perpetual singlehood, online quizzes were still surprisingly amateurish, often using irregular font sizes and clip art.
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"When I looked in here and the lights were off, I'm going to tell you honestly, I saw a black man standing at the counter," Mr. Hatfield said.
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The manager looked in the bag, saw a semiautomatic pistol, and alerted a police officer who happened to be sitting in the restaurant, in the Ybor City neighborhood.
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Where does Motoya find lines like "When I woke up and looked in the mirror, I saw that my face had finally begun to forget who I was"?
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Mr. Hindes of Teacher Space said young teachers who once might have looked in East Harlem are now heading to neighborhoods like Morris Heights in the West Bronx.
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"Overall, Lloyds' results looked in line with forecasts, but there's a slight disappointment at that extra restructuring charge," said Jonathan Roy, advisory investment manager at Charles Hanover Investments.
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Third seed Zverev looked in control when he claimed the opening set but Nishikori fought back to claim four straight games in the second to force a decider.
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Returning to competition form after giving birth, Williams looked in peak shape – but ultimately fell to Naomi Osaka in a dramatic finish marred by a controversial penalty against Williams.
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So, I looked in the Global Volcanism Program database for how many eruptions a volcano has had since 1500 CE (though that record is woefully incomplete for many volcanoes).
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So imagine her dismay when she looked in the mirror to see bald spots, burns, blistering and scabs on her scalp ... this according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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His agent, Jeff Schwartz, noticed how comfortable he looked in training camp and during the preseason, then asked Aldridge if he could approach the Spurs about widening their partnership.
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The widening incongruity between the products I used and the person I was meant that the nicer my life looked in a photograph, the worse it looked to me.
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All of a sudden I felt a deep sting of shame, aware of how utterly uncool I looked in front of these people who were dressed much more fashionably.
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But while Clinton looked toward the podium to watch Trump during his address, the Republican nominee mostly looked in front of him, reacting only by listening to Clinton's jokes.
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As far as her confidence, Shannon admits she's always looked in the mirror and seen the person on the inside, and that the outside just matches that image now.
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Mercedes-Benz will be the title sponsor of a race that had been out of contract after this year and had looked in danger of disappearing for financial reasons.
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I couldn't have been the only one who caught what looked like a snarl on his lips when he looked in her direction during his February speech to Congress.
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" She looked in the mirror at herself, saw Amon Goeth's chin, the same lines between the nose and mouth, and thought: "Do I carry something of him in me?
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Britain's once-mighty steel industry looked in dire straits Wednesday with politicians and union leaders calling for state intervention that could even mean a re-nationalization of the sector.
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GOP control of the Senate has looked in serious danger, and Republicans will try to stave off the possibility of losing their majority by pressing Democrats onto the defensive.
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One time, that loop played out in a tiny bathroom in Laos where every time I looked in the mirror, I thought my skin was made of tree bark.
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Surprisingly, the thing that I expected to dislike the most about the display — the crease running down the middle — wasn't as bad as it looked in photos and video.
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"Late one afternoon, I looked in the St. Louis phone directory for aspirin and found a company in town, Rexall, that made aspirin tablets," Dr. Majerus recalled in 1978.
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Georgia Tech had Miami backed up at its own 8-yard line holding a 24-22 lead with 224:213 left and looked in good position for the win.
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Wainwright was touched for four runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings by the Diamondbacks, but looked better at times than he's looked in the first month.
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The family looked in a nearby trailer park and the surrounding woods, and found about 15 coffins and vaults before finally discovering the one they believed to be his.
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And it fed my sense of paranoia: When I arrived in Tehran, I looked in the rear-view mirror of the taxi to make sure I wasn't being followed.
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Diego Godin (Uruguay) The center back marshaled the only defense to keep clean sheets in all three games and with him patrolling the backline, Uruguay rarely looked in danger.
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With the benefit of hindsight, stocks were a bit more expensive than they looked in September 2018 because earnings have fallen a bit short of forecasts from that time.
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Here's how the demographic transition looked in Britain: Today, most developed countries have joined Britain on the right end of that graph, with low birthrates and low death rates.
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I ran out of lip balm early on and before making a decision about whether lip balm constituted a need, I looked in my desk drawers and coat pockets.
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Seahawks 27, Cardinals 10 Either Seattle's defense is a lot better than it had looked in the season's first three weeks or Arizona's offense needs a lot of work.
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Top seed Ash Barty looked in ominous form in her quest for a second Grand Slam title as she powered past unseeded Slovenian Polona Hercog 24-22 26-22.
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I think it's marvelous how the symbols looked in print and on the app (I think Across Lite solvers are getting something less fun with word descriptors in parentheses).
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I was surprised by the resultsI wasn&apost expecting to see any difference when I looked in the mirror, but my before-and-after shots tell a different story.
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Kendall, Kim, Kanye and a bunch of others turned up ... as Travis looked in awe walking into a room decorated to look exactly like a gas station all about him.
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When I looked in the mirror, I was pleasantly surprised: The high-cut legs were flattering, and the low-cut neckline showed off my curves without feeling over the top.
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"As soon as I got on the straight, basically I could feel the car start to wobble and then I looked in the mirror and the tyre went," Ricciardo said.
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But he looked in the mirror and saw his hair was longer than usual and his patchy beard was growing in, a far cry from his clean-cut military days.
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"One afternoon, I shared some bad news with Becky and she just looked in my eyes and told me she wanted to live," says Becky's neuro-oncologist, Dr. Ashley Sumrall.
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When I finally conquered my hate of skinny jeans, I realized I didn't hate the pants as much as I was worried about the way my body looked in them.
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"When I looked in the mirror, I was really ready to get it done and thought, 'I can't just fail anymore on my diet,' " Watson said on Good Morning America.
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That is pretty good going for a politician who has often (not least at the start of this election campaign) looked in peril and is deeply unpopular with many voters.
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In the TMZ Sports video, Mayweather looked in the camera and told Garcia -- a Golden Boy fighter -- that he'd offer $200k for Ryan to fight Mayweather Promotions fighter Rolando Romero.
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One of the alleged victims told investigators that Goline commented on "how good he looked in class" and sent him a photo of herself wearing a thong, the publication reports.
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"My skin just fell off my chest, and then I looked in the mirror and I had skin falling off here and, on my face," he told the news outlet.
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Bernal is 1:11 ahead of Thomas, who was always bested by the Colombian in the mountains and never looked in a position to threaten him on his favourite terrain.
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In the conference finals, the first series where they have no pressure or expectations, Toronto has finally looked, in stretches, like the scrappy 56-win team they were all year.
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Carosone was also selected for the SEC All-Freshman team before Myers had any idea how good he looked in orange and blue, but that doesn't mean changes weren't made.
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The Serb looked in impressive form, particularly when he closed out the final set in ruthless fashion to set up a blockbuster semi-final with world number one Rafa Nadal.
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Hunt, who turns 42 in three days time, looked in the same, leaner, shape that he boasted during his last trip to the Octagon at UFC 193 against Antonio Silva.
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After the early loss of opener Shai Hope (nine), Kraigg Brathwaite and Darren Bravo (33) looked in fine nick as they ushered the tourists to lunch at 92 for one.
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He gained attention last month when he posted to social media about retaking his senior photos because he didn't like how the highlighter on his cheekbones looked in the originals.
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Though this pas de deux requires no dancing from her hero beyond partnering and gestures, he looked in very good shape: slim and suggesting the same heartfelt integrity as ever.
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In the darkened lab, they observed a tankful of jellyfish pulsing infrequently and staying still for long periods of time — jellyfish that looked, in other words, like they were sleeping.
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Two correction officers had looked in on him, but his feet appeared to be touching the floor even as the sweater was tightened around his neck, the first official said.
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I've looked in a mother's eyes as she went from a state of confusion to sheer horror and unthinkable pain after hearing her loved one would not be coming home.
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Former world number one Novak Djokovic also looked in ominously good shape as he beat France's Adrian Mannarino 7-20133 6-1 to book his place in the semi-final.
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Though my mother was too ashamed to admit it, when I looked in the mirror at my very fair skin, greenish eyes and non-kinky hair, I guessed the truth.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission's head, Jean-Claude Juncker, said on Tuesday an agreement on migration reached by parties in Germany's ruling coalition looked in line with European Union laws.
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The NBC correspondent, who interviewed stars on the Golden Globes red carpet, was criticized on social media for the way she looked in her form-fitting green gown on Sunday night.
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However, Florida looked in good position to break the scoreless deadlock when it had a four-minute power play that covered the end of the second and beginning of the third.
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I can remember so many transcendent moments at his parties and I can also remember seeing others having a similar experience and simultaneously thinking how beautiful everyone looked in that state.
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They looked, in particular, at the hippocampuses, two parts of the brain (see picture) involved in memory formation—a process that might easily be assisted by the generation of new neurons.
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A pair of best friends gasped when they looked in the mirror and saw what the Killawat highlighter looked like on their skin, one caramel, one deep brown, both equally popping.
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But, once we sunk into the routine, we actually found that we loved the way our newly-liberated breasts looked in clothing (and, more importantly, the surprising confidence boost that followed).
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And then I looked in my rear-view mirror, and Ryan was gone, and I bawled my eyes out as I imagined every awful thing that could have happened to him.
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The Monday poll shows that the presidential race has shifted back to how it looked in June, when Clinton was up by 4 points in both the Keystone State and nationally.
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"When I looked in the tent there were pics of us from the last year and 8 months framed everywhere … candles … flowers … all our favorite songs on a playlist," Martin continued.
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When I told a cook the news, he looked in dismay at dozens of rib-eye steaks he'd spent the morning grilling and said: "What'll they do with all this?" pic.twitter.
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"If my cats are fed, my heart is full," the 64-year-old homeless man told neighbors who often looked in on him and brought food for him and the cats.
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Analysts at ANZ said removing two full hikes from the baseline projections was a significant move for the Fed at a time the U.S. economy still looked in pretty good shape.
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City looked in control of their tie against Swansea from the start and took the lead when Clichy ended a flowing move with a right-footed effort four minutes after halftime.
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I had worked my 'hopefully a runner' line into my speech, so that was all prepared, but when she came up and I looked in her eyes, I saw a leader.
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Everywhere you looked in 210, there was Rihanna, pimping some new product, or staring seductively from the cover of a magazine, her very gaze teasing the apparent impending release on Anti.
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She wore a purple leotard with some Dolly Party fringe on the sleeves and a purple wig and it's probably the best that Trixie has looked in a very long time.
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Regardless, the curry is still an upgrade from the way the Beck looked in the mid-19th century, when booming Bradford was considered to be the wool capital of the world.
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When she looked in the mirror, she always saw someone who was slightly heavier than she thought she should be, so she deprived herself of food, even when she was hungry.
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In one large study, what mattered most for how socially competent and well-adjusted children looked in the third year of life, she said, was what happened in the second year.
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To reach their conclusion, the researchers looked in particular at when children were weaned as well as other factors like to infant mortality rates and their connection to mother's education levels.
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Home favorite Zhang Shuai looked in complete control as she dismissed Magda Linette 6-4 6-2, extending her dominant record against the Pole to five wins in as many matches.
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"I just liked the look of the children and they all looked in and I thought, 'If they're looking in, I'll wave to them,' and that's how it started," Davidson told CHEK.
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But when Lynch looked in cells, he found RNA transcripts from at least one of the duplicates, LIF6, which indicated that it must have a promoter sequence somewhere to turn it on.
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The biggest disappointment was for Kauf who, with her family and friends raucously cheering her on from the bottom of the piste, had looked in good form coming into the second final.
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When I looked in the mirror and really saw the results for the first time, I felt a weight lift from me that I didn't know was as heavy as it was.
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Now I know photos don't show everything, but judging by how happy everyone looked in Prince Charles' 70th birthday portrait, one can probably rule out any major drama between William and Harry.
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That record looked in severe peril on Tuesday, however, as he became embroiled in an engrossing battle of wits with Czech qualifier Radek Stepanek, at 22013 the oldest man in the draw.
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"I would give myself an A+ if I was to look at how I reacted to my body," Shields told reporters after a fight that she never looked in danger of losing.
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If we wanted to feel a twang of self-loathing every time we looked in the mirror, we'd almost be tempted to say something along the lines of: "Talk about sour grapes!"
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The 36-year-old Home Alone star was seen out and about in Los Angeles looking the healthiest he's looked in years, sporting dark-rimmed glasses and a shorter, more coifed hairstyle.
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The 27-year-old Van Gerwen never looked in any real danger against Scotland's Anderson during a contest that included 42 maximums of 180 - a world record for a single darts match.
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His skin looks heated as it has looked in the seminar, when his work is being (carefully, discreetly) critiqued by the other young writers, and, eventually, when the others have spoken, you.
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The pair asked two humans and two neural networks specializing in object-recognition questions about certain images, and then watched whereabouts they looked in these pictures to compare their decision-making processes.
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Del Potro looked in complete control as he converted two break-point opportunities to take the opening set but Lajovic, ranked 95th in the world, dug deep to stay in the contest.
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Nikitin's was a face I recognized right away—as would anyone else who routinely covers the far right—no matter how ordinary he might have looked in his downtown-office-worker getup.
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Sports Briefing Usain Bolt looked in fine shape for the Olympics on Friday in London as he won his last race before Rio de Janeiro in his return from a leg injury.
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I might have ditched the mirrors for such a day, but then I was still impressed with how illuminated everything looked in contrast with how it did when I pulled them away.
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Before The Unknown Girl, the Dardennes looked in on a world in which they had roots, but floated above it as sympathetic observers, with two Palmes d'Or from Cannes to their names.
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Now there were no assistant directors trying to cajole me into sitting on their laps, no groups of men standing around to assess how I looked in a particular piece of clothing.
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The fruits could be seen if you looked in the right places, particularly within the kind of nondenominational megachurches that gleam from the roadsides here in the sprawl of Dallas-Fort Worth.
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One of my girlfriends, she gave me a couple self-help books because I literally called her to say, 'I just looked in the mirror and I don't know who I am.
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The Swiss looked in danger of being over-run when Serbia went ahead with an Aleksandar Mitrovic header after five minutes to the delight of their fervent supporters at the Kaliningrad stadium.
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But if you looked in our materials today, you saw that year over year for the last four second quarters we've grown basically 5 to 6% every year over the previous quarter.
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Djokovic had looked in control after the first set on a sunny Centre Court but lost both his cool and concentration in the second after a heated exchange with umpire Carlos Ramos.
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That storm dumped more than 5 feet (1.5 meters) of water near the Louisiana border, and two years later, it looked in some places like Harvey was playing out all over again.
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Mr. Crowley wrote several other plays, including "The Men From the Boys," which looked in on the apartment and some of the characters from "The Boys in the Band" 30 years later.
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She says she took it upon herself to order bows for the showroom — "It has nothing to do with my job, really" — after seeing how good they looked in the Lexus commercials.
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Elsewhere at the festival, people had looked in pretty good shape for night three, but as the lights went up in the Yuma Tent momentarily, many around me looked absolutely feral. Respect.
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But American Coco Vandeweghe, who had looked in such strong form beating Johanna Konta in the previous round, had to retire with an ankle injury in her quarter-final against Spain's Garbine Muguruza.
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And then I was on the other side of him and he grabbed my script and he looked in the back and it wasn't in there and he knew it was a joke.
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Of course, as tough as the class was and as serious as they looked in their mugshots, the RHONY cast seemed to be having tons of fun as they posed with their photographs.
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"I noticed him because he was honking and flipping me off and then I looked in my mirror, and that&aposs how I saw he was riding my rear end," Johnson told WLWT5 .
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Dr Toomey looked in the cores for layers of turbidite, a rock that forms when sediment gets disturbed, flows down marine slopes and is deposited as a jumbled mess on the ocean floor.
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It is the first time that the survey has looked in detail at cancer — currently the hottest area of pharmaceutical research and one that has produced some of the industry's most expensive products.
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"It was super cold, but when we got there we were just amazed how it looked in real life," says Elmore, whose Facebook photos of the shoot have been shared over 1,300 times.
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" He adds: "I remember one week, during F1 weekend at Globe, I came home on the Sunday, looked in the mirror and the next thing I know my roommate is waking me up.
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I wondered what they saw everyday when they looked in the mirror, how they would change the past if they could, how society judges them, and in the end, how they judge themselves.
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Pouille looked in cruise control after he swept aside Seppi in the opening two sets but the slugfest went the distance after the Italian fought back in front of a passionate home crowd.
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From the vantage point of one year ago, the rise of Donald Trump looked in many ways like a popular revolt against the crisis-generating gridlock of divided government in favor of autocracy.
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Then he looked in on a twenty-five-year-old man with familial adenomatous polyposis, a disorder that begins in adolescence and is characterized by the growth of tumors in the large intestine.
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Chasing his third claycourt title of the season, the Austrian looked in fine form in Hamburg as he claimed a decisive break in the seventh game against Moutet to win the opening set.
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Patchy rains and pest outbreaks have also threatened maize production in Zambia and Malawi, while Reuters journalists who traveled to Lesotho this weekend saw fields of stunted maize that looked in poor condition.
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Anyone who has travelled through Britain's ports in recent weeks will have looked in vain for the massive new infrastructure required to cope with the new checks required for a no-deal scenario.
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The Made in Denmark champion looked in complete control when he sank three birdies in four holes from the 11th to set the clubhouse target at 11-under overall at the halfway stage.
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In the last year, I'd lost 40 pounds, slowly transforming myself from XL to XS. When I looked in the mirror, I felt attractive and feminine for the first time in my life.
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A Department of Justice inspector general's report says that fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe misled investigators as they looked in to his role in a media disclosure to the Wall Street Journal.
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A whole lot of LCD Soundsystem fans will hear Murphy singing "You took acid and looked in the mirror / Watched the beard crawl around on your face" and feel a sense of familiarity.
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The play was a microcosm of the Cavs' season, both because it worked and because of how unpolished—at least relative to this year's Warriors and Spurs—Cleveland looked in making it work.
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Fireworks popped off like 17 times during each song—so much so that afterwards, when I looked in the mirror in the bathroom, my face was a little red from the constant flames.
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Other jail officials who looked in on Ms. Bland in her jail cell said she had seemed O.K., but that she was clearly upset after being booked and placed in a holding cell.
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But it bridged a dying web of personal sites with budding ideas about social networking — it's easy to forget just how sterile and organized Facebook looked in comparison when it first showed up.
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The oil executive looked up "Church of All Religions" in the phone book (this was back when people looked in phone books) and found Yogananda, who somehow already knew he would be calling.
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Murray looked in deep trouble when Wawrinka broke again in the third game of the second set, and had to save more break points to avoid losing a fourth game in a row.
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Prosecutors have looked in to whether Sofia committed fraud by applying higher-than-average fees to 117 clients and by failing to disclose conflicts of interest on deals that generated losses for customers.
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No previous historian had looked in detail at what was taking place in the neighboring "dominoes" when Lyndon Johnson made his fateful decision in 1965 to insert American ground troops into the war.
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The movie has looked, in previous teasers, like a Little Miss Sunshine with a lot more gritty violence and a smaller family unit that includes Wolverine, a young X-23 and Professor Charles Xavier.
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You wonder if the shots turned out like you hoped, like the scene looked in your memory, and it makes you feel positively giddy until you get to open that envelope and find out.
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I understand the need for support, but I can't tell you how many times I've looked in envy at the delicate straps of my smaller-chested friends' bras, wishing I could find the same?
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For the past weeks, most of the country looked in horror as the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy led to hundreds of children being ripped apart from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Wall Street - on track for the first monthly decline of 2019 - also looked in line for sizeable falls, with e-Mini futures for the S&P 500 pointing to a 1.3% drop on open.
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They have continued that rampant form in their warm-up games and forwards Willian, Roberto Firmino, Gabriel Jesus, Philippe Coutinho and talisman Neymar all looked in good shape in wins over Croatia and Austria.
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Yamato, who "looked in good health" according to the official who found him, told police he walked to the metal hut on the military base approximately 3.4 miles northeast of where he went missing.
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When Rogers looked in the camera and said "Hello, neighbor friends," he was guided by a spiritual calling to love "thy neighbor" -- a reference to one of the more well-known New Testament quotes.
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The Russian, who had reached six successive finals, looked in control when he took the first set but he ultimately paid for failing to convert 14 of the 15 break points he carved out.
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But if you'd looked in my fridge, you would consistently see almond milk, tomato juice, orange juice, and various other store-bought beverages that, as it turns out, you can easily make at home.
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That ballgown got plenty of press (which is as important as how it looked in the film itself), and since the movie is breaking box office records, the company can weather some awkward overskirts.
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Monday looked in many ways like any other first day in Houston: Crossing guards stood on the corners, parents hugged their children, students chatted with friends and found their names on class assignment lists.
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It shifted from being a far more localized book, an intimate insight into their world, and more into something that looked in a bigger way at some of the things that shaped our world.
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The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention released a study on Monday that looked in depth at the coronavirus epidemic on the mainland that has infected more than 72,000 and killed over 1,800.
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Berdych, who had led 4-1 in the fourth set when play was called off on Tuesday, served for the match at 5-3 and looked in a desperate hurry to finish things off.
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Here's the best-case scenario: A client of Bernier is in the grocery store business and has looked in the past at investing in one particular part of the country that has very few supermarkets.
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We've always looked in awe at the pure indulgence of the 1% — like the socialites who won't wear the same dress twice, or rappers who retire a pair of Air Jordans after a single use.
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More efforts like Friday's where Bundy allowed only one unearned run in five innings would keep him in the rotation as the right-hander looked in command during the 5-1 victory over the Indians.
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" And she echoes that belief for anyone who picks up the book through a powerful dedication that prefaces the book: "To every person who has ever looked in the mirror and hated what they saw.
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The more visible changes include a streamlined Settings menu (when has a Settings menu not looked in need of streamlining?), another gradual update to how notifications work, and new app badging à la the iPhone.
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I'll go further and say it would make a great serialized TV comedy drama: the kids keep wondering why teacher is exceptionally knowledgable about exactly how the streets around the school looked in medieval times.
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My acne defined my identity; it totally changed my appearance, so much so that when I looked in the mirror, I couldn't see past the bumps and I was sure no one else could, either.
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To illustrate changes in apparel, for example, visitors gaze at themselves in a virtual mirror which shows how they would have looked in the clothing that was fashionable at different times in the last century.
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Earlier in the night, Underwood shared a since-deleted tweet talking about how good Randolph looked in her dress, but Randolph told PEOPLE on the red carpet that she wasn't exactly thrilled about the missive.
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Red Bull are fourth in the championship after two races, behind Renault-powered rivals McLaren, despite having a car that looked in testing to be on a par with Ferrari — winners in Australia and Bahrain.
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Holmes' had "ups and downs for so many years," but by 2003, her depression was to the point where she looked in the mirror and "didn't want to be here anymore," she told the BBC.
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Then I looked over there, and then see the point of the rifle gun, and I got a glimpse of the shooter, which meant he also could see me if he looked in my direction.
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When Long went outside and looked in the direction the car had gone, she saw at least six people lying on the ground, including a woman lying face-down with blood pouring from her head.
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They looked in these populations because they represent a good mix of backgrounds: Europeans and their sometimes fair or curly hair, Native Americans and African-Americans and their characteristic dark and straight or kinky hair.
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But I realized that, although it was done very well and no one knew (it was very subtle), one day, I looked in the mirror and I felt like I was morphing into something else.
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He used a powerful serve to fight back and claim victory in his contest on the Tennessee hard courts, slamming down 17 aces to unsettle his Lithuanian opponent, who had looked in control early on.
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"I became aware that this intervention that I'd been very keen on for 20 years, actually if you looked in the cold light of day at the evidence, was not a good intervention," he says.
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The sisters looked in each other's eyes, Alma finding the slightly enlarged tear duct, the diving board into Esperanza's right eye, and Esperanza choosing to ignore a neon blob of sleep trapped in Alma's lash.
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In 2016 Gareth Edwards, the director of the Star Wars film "Rogue One," was able to create a scene featuring a young Princess Leia by manipulating images of Carrie Fisher as she looked in 1977.
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Beth Knox, executive director of the Miss North Carolina Scholarship Pageant, said that she was thrilled at the development: A woman's goals and aspirations were far more important than how she looked in a swimsuit.
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The fifth seeded Austrian looked in control of the match deep into the second set before Australian wildcard Bolt, who ejected Gilles Simon at the same stage last year, suddenly stole in and took control.
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In fact they looked in danger of missing out on the medals completely after stumbles and falls on the vault, rings and floor exercise left them trailing in fifth place with two rotations to go.
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The broadest of these unemployment rates, U-6, also includes people who want a job but haven't looked in the last month and people who have a part-time job but want full-time work.
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In Perrysburg, Mr. Abney lost his job at First Solar, the largest solar-panel manufacturer based in the United States, and looked in vain for a job in the auto industry in the Toledo area.
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Signing off new defence plans for those was one key aim of the summit – although that too at one stage looked in doubt, jeopardised by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who threatened to veto them altogether.
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When artist Elena Stonaker was living in New York, she looked in the mirror one cold February day and saw that she was turning gray, realizing at the same time, her feet were constantly freezing.
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I panted like a dog throughout the class (working out isn't my thing), but when I looked in the mirror after, I looked a little sweaty, but all my mascara and foundation base stayed totally put.
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The gray clapboard house on the two-lane road in a western suburb of Boston looked, in the fall of 1974, the way you would expect a comfortable old Massachusetts house full of children to look.
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I went to several museums like the American Museum of Natural History in New York and The Smithsonian in Washington, DC. I looked in display cases, hoping someone had identified something close to a quasi-crystal.
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It was clear from the dazed looked in the eyes of residents who'd stayed on through the floods that while the rescue process may have only taken less than 48 hours, recovery would take much longer.
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The reporter explained how a group of Girl Scouts recently visited the TV station and an 11-year-girl said Trump's comments about women made her feel bad about herself when she looked in the mirror.
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Here's how it looked in July, as captured on my PlayStation 4 Pro: And here's how it looks now, as captured by my PC at 60 frames-per-second: Now, it's an even better looking tree!
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Nick, Joe and Kevin were spotted heading to dinner together Thursday night in NYC, and the all-white shoes trio looked in sync and happy to have the band back together after a 5-year hiatus.
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What looked in 1987 like a bursting bubble after a period of irrational exuberance, which was likely to trigger a recession, now looks like a period of irrational pessimism, which didn't slow the economy at all.
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I'm not saying Oakland takes down the Chiefs this week, but as sharp as Derek Carr looked in Week 1, they should be able to put up enough points to keep the pressure on Kansas City.
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When American Association of University Women, a feminist organization, looked in 2012 at the wages of recent college graduates, it found that the wage gap narrowed to about six cents once relevant variables were accounted for.
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" When pressed about the incident, and how it looked in light of the latest allegations, Malka called the situation "an extremely poorly worded couple sentences fumbling through in a passage about the events of that day.
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"I looked in the mirror a hundred times a day at this horrible belly," an anonymous user writes in a blog on Proud2Bme, the biggest online support community for eating disorders in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Former champion Ana Ivanovic is a possible last-16 opponent and the Serbian 14th seed looked in good form as she belted 73 forehand winners in a 7-5 6-1 defeat of Japan's Kurumi Nara.
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Two areas recreate Guangzhou and Hong Kong as they looked in the 19th century, built for "The Opium War," and another reproduces the Imperial Summer Palace, which was sacked by British and French soldiers in 1860.
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A day after world number one Djokovic suffered a stunning defeat by 24th-ranked Czech Jiri Vesely, Murray looked in trouble against Paire before subduing his opponent to set up a meeting with Canadian Milos Raonic.
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CUBAN: NO NO NO NO I SAT AND MET WITH SHELDON AND LET ME JUST TELL YOU THE MONEY THAT AT LEAST THE LAST TIME I LOOKED IN OPEN SECRET, HE GAVE MONEY FOR DOWN BALLOT RACES.
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But that plan looked in jeopardy on Thursday as LNA forces took Gharyan, about 80 km (50 miles) south of the capital after skirmishes with forces allied to Tripoli-based, U.N.-backed Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj.
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The Verdict: As if the resounding "you look glowing" from my coworkers didn't prove how good the results were, I must have looked in the mirror to examine my skin about 20 times upon arriving at work.
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"I issued a statement, I expressed my regrets, and my apology for the comments that I made, and I'm not revisiting the issue," Hoekstra said, and then looked in another direction, in attempt to take another question.
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The Miss America pageant dates back to 1921, when it was originally billed as a "bathing beauty revue" whose winner was selected based purely on how good she looked in a one-piece (and, later, a bikini).
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For the past 453 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: 'If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has not looked in detail at how to revoke its Article 50 notice to leave the European Union as the government does not plan to do so, Attorney General Geoffrey Cox said on Thursday.
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Its transformation is perhaps most present in some viral images from a few years ago that show the city's Pudong financial district, Shanghai's "Manhattan," contrasting how it looked in 1990 with how it looked 20 years later.
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I played in the tower as it stands now, a sort of dusty graveyard, and how it looked in the past, with lush vines and flowers and happier music, with increasingly dire messages from the people within.
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This was only her second win against a top five-player, following her success against Simona Halep in the final at Roland Garros, and despite a brief wobble in the second set it never looked in doubt.
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They looked, in short, like the team that started the season 1-7-2, and invited questions about their aging core—forwards Corey Perry, Ryan Kesler, and Ryan Getzlaf are all on the wrong side of 30.
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As great as the Jets looked in their 31-point thumping of the Lions on Monday, there was an equally dissatisfying fallback to mediocrity in a loss to the division-rival Miami Dolphins, 214-21, on Sunday.
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Mr. Jorge, a Brazilian designer based in London, said that when clients tried on his Disco earrings (the large version of which cost $54,000), they could not stop moving their heads as they looked in the mirror.
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"Get a bill on my desk, and I will sign it into law immediately," Mr. Trump declared, as Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, looked in the direction of Democrats in the room.
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"It seems like there's been a bit of a seachange in market sentiment," said Nick Twidale co-founder of Sydney-based trade finance provider Xchainge, though adding that the U.S. still looked in better shape the Europe.
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Their talks had looked in doubt in the face of last minute resistance from Canada, but ministers announced they were near agreement on a deal they rebaptised the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
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DHW: We did a lot of internal analysis and modeling, which let us understand what we think will happen under various kinds of policy change scenarios … We also looked in other institutions that have been through this.
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That a cold-blooded killer could project anything appealing is chilling, of course, but some people couldn't help but share just how "hot" the serial killer looked in the doc Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes.
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The team managed by Colombian Juan Carlos Osorio navigated the 'Hexagonal group' unbeaten after seven games and although they have failed to score many goals they have conceded just two and never looked in danger of missing out.
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Stepping out for a serious workout sesh in Calabasas, the mother of three looked in peak form, wearing a full look from H&M's new "For Every Victory" collection which Caitlyn serves as one of the faces of.
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""About an hour into my pushing, my doctor said 'This should be your final push' and I tucked my chin to my chest, I balanced my camera on my stomach, I looked in my viewfinder, and started shooting.
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You mention Professor Quirrell's double-sided head (which was creepy), but I can barely remember how that scene even looked in the films — everything in the books has stayed with me, but the films were forgettable in comparison.
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We were floating nearly two hundred feet above the floor, across the broad upper end of the canyon that would've looked, in cross section, like a funnel, but from the surface just looked like an inlet or bay.
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Lisa DeBruine of the University of Glasgow, in Britain, and her colleagues looked, in a paper posted to bioRxiv, an online database, at eye colour—specifically, whether the eyes of someone's lover match those of a pertinent parent.
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Thompson, who had looked in fine form in the heats and won on the same track in trainers to protect an injury in a Diamond League meeting one month ago, was at a loss to explain her defeat.
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Massimo Bernardi of the Museum of Sciences in Trento, Italy, and his colleagues looked in particular at fossil animal tracks (see picture above) in the Dolomite mountains, a part of the Alps to the north-east of Trento.
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My favourite lyric is 'I looked in the mirror for the first time and saw' because I think at that point, that was not happening at all for me and I couldn't wait to get to that point.
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For a while, with 59th ranked Rosol playing inspired tennis, Wawrinka looked in grave danger of becoming the first reigning men's singles champion at Roland Garros since tennis turned professional in 1968 to lose in the first round.
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Just as she did in quelling the lively challenge of 15-year-old Coco Gauff on Monday, Halep initially struggled and looked in real danger when 4-1 down and facing more break points in the opening set.
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"We looked in the data and saw there were some customers who were really good at picking out failures" — so good, in fact, that a newly introduced product was less likely to survive if it attracted these buyers.
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" — Courtney Leigh Halford, featured extra (above, right) "When the assistant put me in the bra and the slip and I looked in the mirror at the very different body silhouette, she said to me, 'Welcome to the '50s.
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While her super-G gold was a complete shock, Ledecka looked in command from the outset in her favored discipline, setting the fastest time in qualifying and handling the pressure to make her historic achievement look almost routine.
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The survey looked in line with other indicators that have painted a subdued picture of the British economy, although a seasonally adjusted version of the GfK survey published by the European Commission on Thursday showed a small rise.
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She'd found the book on the bus a few days earlier and had asked her fellow-riders if it belonged to anyone, but nobody had so much as vaguely looked in her direction to acknowledge that she'd spoken.
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Greg McKegg wrested the puck away from Chris Tierney to begin a sequence that ended when Trouba's slap shot sailed under the stick of a screened Nilsson, who looked in both directions after the puck flew by him.
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He didn't seem to notice a difference in how I looked in comparison to my pictures (it was dark in there), and the two hours that followed were nothing out of the ordinary: We drank, we ate, we talked.
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Luis Escudero, a developmental biologist at the University of Seville in Spain and co-author on the work, told Gizmodo that it was difficult to define what the new shape actually looked in the early stages of computer modeling.
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Many of those who now fill the NT's foyer cafés in the afternoons, sipping flat whites and tapping at laptops, are too young to remember how different the South Bank looked in the 1940s when the project was conceived.
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Persistent showers delayed the start of the semi-finals by more than three hours, but Berrettini looked in complete control as he saved both break points against Zopp, and struck nine aces to book a spot in Sunday's final.
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Kvitova, 27, who lost the opening set tamely and looked in some trouble while trailing 3-1 in the second, fought back in style to clinch her fourth straight victory over the Dane in two hours and 35 minutes.
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The movie opens with John and Sarah Connor relaxing at a beachside cantina a year after the events of "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" and their de-aged versions look strikingly similar to how they looked in the 1991 movie.
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With Dovizioso in fifth place and unable to find a way past his Ducati team mate Jorge Lorenzo, despite repeated team orders, Marquez looked in control until he misjudged his braking and ran wide with seven laps to go.
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On Wednesday morning, on the second day of a four-nation African tour, the first lady looked more comfortable striding into a meeting with local leaders on the coast of Ghana than she has perhaps ever looked in Washington.
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A Texan pal of mine pointed out that a lipsticked 6-year-old would be told how adorable she looked in her hometown and perhaps offered a complementary set of high heels, while a masculine girl might be scorned.
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"The driver went to move the truck forward and did not see the children, and pulled the truck forward about fifteen feet, and looked in his mirror and noticed the children laying back there," Ciriello told 16 News Now.
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When it was time to leave, I got in the van and I looked in the rear view mirror and the four kids were on the porch and there's the mom crying and smiling from ear to ear simultaneously.
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Israel made it clear on Thursday that its planning for the airstrikes had been known internally as "Chess," and it looked in the aftermath as though Iran might have been baited into a trap on the Syrian game board.
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"It seems like there's been a bit of a sea change in market sentiment," said Nick Twidale co-founder of Sydney-based trade finance provider Xchainge, though adding that the United States still looked in better shape than Europe.
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Just weeks ago the American had looked in danger of missing the event when the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) filed - and later withdrew - a whereabouts violation charge that could have resulted in a one or two-year suspension.
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It's also worth nothing that before SmallishBeans started building he logged in to a second account and positioned his second character in front of the frame so that he'd be able to see how his digital masterpiece looked in real time.
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Aside from hitting the gym after seeing her "how big" her "booty" looked in post-pregnancy paparazzi photos, Kardashian has been trying to focus on her family after she decided to stay with Thompson following allegations that he cheated on her.
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The Spaniard looked in real trouble when Kontaveit, ranked 53rd in the world and in stellar form that has seen her reach the final in Biel and the quarter-finals in Rome, took a one-set and 2-0 lead.
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The way she looked in a sports bra, or in the small piece of tablecloth artfully draped around her body in what we then called a "going-out top," represented the early 2000s ideal: not an ounce of fat on her.
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Having to take medicines or use creams and the significant impact that had on my daily routine, as well as my visible skin conditions affecting how I felt when I looked in the mirror, all led to my career choice.
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An agreement that defused a potential rebellion over handing parliament more control over Britain's exit from the EU looked in danger of unraveling on Wednesday, when the two camps argued over the shape of a possible compromise on a "meaningful vote".
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Our reporter, Josh Dzieza, simply looked in the window and saw this: If that photo is inaccurate and that building is not, in fact, empty, Foxconn had ample opportunities to tell us because we repeatedly asked for comment, and Foxconn declined.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Cristiano Ronaldo missed a second-half penalty and had a late headed effort disallowed as Portugal's future at Euro 2016 looked in jeopardy following a 0-0 draw against Austria in a wide open Group F on Saturday.
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The Spaniard, who looked in prime form when winning a 12th French Open title three weeks ago, has sometimes found the quick cross-Channel transition to grass court fare after his domination on French clay a troublesome one down the years.
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And I thought that might be hyperbole, Andrew, until I looked in your paper today and I'm reading about -- no, I did -- and I'm reading about what's happening with -- in the area where you have the -- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Yep.
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The verdict: Even though Luzinete kept assuring me that I was not red every time I asked her (which was about every 10 minutes throughout the whole hour), I still could not believe my eyes when I looked in the mirror.
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I currently use a desktop wallpaper switching app called Irvue (there are many others) to rotate wallpapers for me, but if Dynamic Desktop turns out to be as cool as it looked in Apple's WWDC presentation, I'll probably switch to that.
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" "The woman on the right got two hours of sleep (maybe), hadn't looked in the mirror, took a selfie, did not put a filter on it and is covered with spit up and drool from a teething and very crabby baby.
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Quillin and the rest of the group are part of the Gay Men's Chorus of Charlotte and they spent Saturday afternoon serenading random shoppers, moving through the mall, stopping when they spotted someone they felt looked in need of a song.
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"It is not as bad as it looked in December... We are still very happy with our forecasts," adding that if planned policy measures to boost the economy were put in place, Zimbabwe's economy could expand at an even faster rate.
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As the ambulance took me to the hospital, I sent a Snapchat of some Brooklyn trees outside the back window to my two best friends because my only thought was how pretty the brownstone-lined streets looked in the morning sun.
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Hamilton looked in control early on, reeling off fastest lap after fastest lap, but his race began to unravel when he ran off the track and hit the barriers at the penultimate corner that also claimed Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and others.
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Semenya looked in complete control as she won in a time of 16:05.97 on the opening day of the championships, which serve as an important test for the South African team going to the World Championships in Doha in September.
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Nostalgia flowers in your chest, as you remember the face of someone you loved once, and how it looked in a certain light; the places you went with them; how they made you feel giddy and easy and golden. Before.
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Everywhere you looked—in the cage, on TV talk shows, even in the movies—there she was: a one-woman ambassador for MMA, a promotional whirlwind, the sport's first true crossover star, the Chosen One taking the much-maligned mainstream.
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Here Comes Everybody is about that former model — I just looked in the index, and I mention Facebook only four times in the book, while I wrote about Meetup so much it has its own set of subheadings in the index.
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But considering how well Atlanta (211-211) played last week against Green Bay, and how good Detroit (218-2130) has looked in both games so far, this could be the most evenly matched game this week in terms of talent.
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Federer, who looked in ominous form in his 6-3 6-2 6-2 win over American Steve Johnson, takes on Serbia's Filip Krajinovic in the evening session on Rod Laver Arena, while Djokovic will meet unheralded Japanese Tatsuma Ito.
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"It seems like there's been a bit of a sea change in market sentiment," said Nick Twidale, co-founder of Sydney-based trade finance provider Xchainge, although he added that the United States still looked in better shape than Europe.
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They looked in fine form on Saturday when Charlotte Caslick, back in the side for the first time this year after recovering from injury, scored five tries and set up a couple of others in big wins over Spain and Ireland.
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She said her superiors scolded her for what she wore to work out at her personal gym, what she wore to work out at the fire station, and how she looked in the uniform she was required to wear on shift.
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The agency kept him for 10 days, releasing him after his wounds – he said his face looked "like a liver" the first time he looked in a mirror – were mostly healed, under the care of a doctor at the intelligence agency.
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The straw hat with ribbon and a silk flower slid easily on Zina Burton-Myrick's head as she looked in the mirror, cocked her head to the side and then dipped her knees a bit to view herself from various angles.
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Kanye sometimes looked dazed—a little tired, maybe, or nervous—but still the most animated he's looked in months; the live stage is his natural environment, and having Cudi as an anchor beside him clearly helped when he looked disengaged.
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The fourth seed, who had been woefully out of form in the run-up to Roland Garros, never looked in danger of joining Russian Anastasia Myskina as the only reigning women's champion to lose in the opening round of the claycourt grand slam.
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Sixth seed Caroline Garcia, who looked in good form in beating Briton Johanna Konta in the first round, is up against Olympic champion Monica Puig on Grandstand, followed by men's seventh seed Marin Cilic, the 2014 champion, who meets Poland's Hubert Hurkacz.
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While most of the country has looked in horror as the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy has meant that children are ripped apart from their families, we have yet to hear from Ivanka Trump, special assistant to her father President Donald Trump.
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" The exchange was an apparent jab at Donald Trump, who in an interview that aired earlier Thursday with Dr. Oz, the 70-year-old Republican nominee said that when he looked in the mirror, he sees "a person that's 35 years old.
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In May, after three runner-up finishes she finally made her Grand Slam breakthrough on the red clay at the French Open and had looked in superb form coming into Flushing Meadows after winning in Montreal and reaching the final in Cincinnati.
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Looking for a new home, Giovanazzi went on a mission to check out every single venue in LA. He looked in the back of every newspaper and zine, made calls to every promoter and club kid he knew, trawled every message board.
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We looked at relations between Germany and Russia (Wenn die beste Freundin), looked in on seismologists around the world Waiting for the big one, and the extent to which the French, who invented them, are coming back round to roundabouts (Route nationale 7).
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I looked in vain to find a reference to a famous phrase declaimed by Mr. Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, about a "vast right-wing conspiracy" against her husband, then-President Bill Clinton, who was being investigated for his sexual encounters with Monica Lewinsky.
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We can have differences, I'm sure we do, all of us, but we can't allow those differences to draw big wedges between us so that we are paralyzed and looked in gridlock as has been going on far too long in Washington.
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In a recent set of statistics from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 55% of facial plastic surgeons reported seeing patients who wanted to improve how they looked in selfies in 2017, a 13% increase over the previous year.
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Two hours later, I headed home, and was greeted with a terrifying image when I finally looked in the mirror: The center of my lips were completely bare while the outer edges were traced with flaky formula — like a bad '90s lipliner tattoo.
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The print at Moving Image is almost certainly a better approximation of the way "Vertigo" looked in 1958 than the too-sharp digital restoration from 2013, and definitely closer to how it sounded than the 1996 restoration, which added distracting new audio effects.
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Whatever French coach Zinedine Zidane told his Real players at halftime succeeded in producing a display of dominance that once Brazilian Casemiro had put them 2-1 up on the hour never looked in danger of ending in anything other than celebrations.
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As preoccupied, anemic and befuddled as Pittsburgh looked in the first month of this season, Sunday's thorough rout was proof that the Steelers (2-2-1) may indeed have enough talent to keep their chase for a fifth consecutive playoff berth viable.
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Other than in the second round when Williams had to rally to beat Catherine McNally, the American eighth seed has looked in solid form and has shown no signs of the back spasms that forced her to retire from the Toronto final.
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The Olympic champion, who fell on the horse during Wednesday's team final, looked in complete control as he finished with 15.500 points in the final - beating second-placed Lee Chih-kai of Taiwan by a slim margin of 0.067 of a point.
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The 23-year-old had a huge lead at the bell and never looked in danger over the final lap as he strode home in three minutes 29.26 seconds, more than two seconds clear, to claim Kenya's fifth straight win in the event.
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Schwartzman heads into his fourth meeting with Djokovic on Sunday having never defeated the Serb, who looked in ominous form in his thumping 6-3 6-2 6-2 win over Nishioka to stay on course for an eighth title in Melbourne.
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Del Potro, playing his first match since losing to Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open final last month, looked in fine form as he fired 10 aces and won 86 percent of points on his first serve to seal victory in 90 minutes.
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He struggled for much of the current season and came third in national Olympic trials but the 6-foot-3-inch Maasai runner looked in total control of the Rio Games final as his long stride and fluid running style propelled him to victory.
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Given how strong he looked in the clinches in the first fight it might be interesting to see Dos Santos move Miocic to the fence and attempt to dig the left hook to the liver on the breaks to exaggerate the low right hand.
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Patrick Reed, who played college golf at Augusta State University, looked in command on a familiar course that caused problems for several other contenders, including Jordan Spieth, who lost his two-stroke advantage after Thursday's round with a double bogey right on the first hole.
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She captioned the before and after, "Y'all ever stop [f—— with] someone but like the way YOU looked in the pic… so you gotta…" Though the photoshop job wasn't flawless, Serena's efforts quickly went viral, garnering nearly 50,000 likes on the social media website.
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" Jacqueline added, "I heard someone crying so I ran upstairs and I looked in her room and she's against the wall and she has a gun pointed at her chest and she's just crying and crying and I'm like, 'Brandy please don't, Brandy no.
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" She added, "I heard someone crying so I ran upstairs and I looked in her room and she's against the wall and she has a gun pointed at her chest and she's just crying and crying and I'm like, 'Brandy please don't, Brandy no.
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However, the five-times Grand Slam champion, who beat defending champion Caroline Wozniacki in her previous match, looked in control, and after converting her third breakpoint in the ninth game followed it up with a service hold to love to take the opening set.
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The final result presents the text snippet inside a square frame, in a way that's both easy to read and visibly pleasing (for an example of how utilitarian quotes looked in v1 of the app see the image at the bottom of this post).
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It's high time we as a society and as a government looked in the mirror and face the fact that when we allow businesses that make up a substantial part of our economy to act as charities, we are inviting, almost begging for, price inflation.
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The Cavs, who finished the season with a 50-32 record, looked in position to pull off the win when, with just seconds left in regulation, guard George Hill missed a free throw but team mate J.R. Smith snatched the rebound near the basket.
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Record: 1-0Week 1 result: Beat the Giants, 35-17Week 2 opponent: at Washington RedskinsOne thing to know: The Cowboys must have been pleased with how Dak Prescott looked in his first game under offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, with all of his weapons around him.
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If what bothers you about America is, instead, the fact that it doesn't look exactly the way it did in the past (or the way you imagine it looked in the past), then you don't love your country — you care only about your tribe.
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LOOK BITCOIN IS LIKE ANYTHING ELSE, IT'S WORTH WHAT PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT. AND RIGHT NOW PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY -- I HAVEN'T LOOKED IN THE LAST FIVE MINUTES SO IT COULD HAVE VARIED – BUT LET'S SAY THEY'RE WILLING TO PAY $17,000.
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What they did: Researchers knew that when algae has limited access to nitrogen, it produces more fatty lipids so they looked in the algae species Nannochloropsis gaditana for genes that are inhibited when there is less nitrogen and that also regulate the production of lipids.
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He looked in top shape during a grasscourt exhibition match in England this week and few people will bet against the 32-year-old, who won Wimbledon on his return from elbow surgery last year, from claiming a fifth crown and his 16th major.
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Paire served for the match in the fifth set but Nishikori scrambled over the line to earn himself the dubious honor of a meeting with defending champion Rafael Nadal who has looked in commanding form so far as he bids for title number 12.
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"I heard someone crying so I ran upstairs and I looked in her room and she's against the wall and she has a gun pointed at her chest and she's just crying and crying and I'm like, 'Brandy please don't, Brandy no,&apos" Jacqueline told the outlet.
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" She remembers the photo, obviously, and the main thing that struck her was how she looked in it: "I remember feeling so judgemental over my own body, and that's what really upset me at the time, which is silly as, in hindsight, I'd just been hugely violated.
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"When I got down to my lowest weight and had all that loose skin I was still being made fun of, and when I looked in the mirror it was hard to see anything but all this extra skin," the Montessori preschool teacher, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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When I first paired my Techno Cumbia bronzer-blush with my fiery Como La Flor lipstick (I'm finally old enough, Mom!) and looked in the mirror, the Latina woman who winked back at me appeared exactly how she wanted to way back at age nine: confident.
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But once his feet came down and Gardner steadied himself, he looked in his glove, and there the baseball was — and with it the final out of a harrowing, scintillating 225-22018 come-from-behind win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
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" It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?
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Red Sox 4, Dodgers 247 | Boston leads series, 212-22 BOSTON — No matter how often David Price came up short, no matter how frequently he looked in the mirror — or anywhere else — to search for answers to his playoff shortcomings, he kept getting back on the mound.
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For example, in a case of mine many years ago, the prosecutor and his police witness seemed confident that their evidence was unassailable: Two officers had walked up to the car my client was sitting in, looked in the windows, and seen what looked like cocaine.
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For example, in a case of mine many years ago, the prosecutor and his police witness seemed confident that their evidence was unassailable: Two officers had walked up to the car my client was sitting in, looked in the windows, and seen what looked like cocaine.
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"He put this on his head and he looked in a mirror and he walked away from the mirror without saying to himself, 'Hey self mayyyyyybe I shouldn't look like Zoltan and wear a fuhhhhhking pink turban with one of the infinity stones from Avengers on it,'" he wrote.
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Personally, I'm obsessed with how a lot of my favorite musicians looked in the '70s and '80s — Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks, even Meryl Streep — but considering I play a mom of three, I'm not sure how much of their looks I can incorporate into how my character looks.
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Since the tournament selection committee doesn't take into account margin of victory, it doesn't know convincing Hawaii looked in those games, or how dangerous the Warriors can be—even against a surging Cal squad that features two probable NBA Draft Lottery picks in freshmen Jaylen Brown and Ivan Rabb.
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The boy was still, as still as the man had ever seen him, aside from times he saw him sleeping, when he looked in on him in bed, or when the boy nodded off in his car seat, which he did do sometimes, but only on long trips.
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Even though they drained a lake and looked in basements, railroad cars and car trunks, searchers found nothing; 144 days later a Minnesota man looking for mushrooms in the woods found Maria's body nestled under a fallen tree some 100 miles away in Woodbine, Illinois, near the Iowa border.
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"It's bronze because we've looked in Tibetan and Thai monasteries, Catholic cathedrals, you name it, and certain [bronze] statues get touched all of the time on a foot or on the face and they get really shine, once hundreds and hundreds of people have touched them," P-Orridge explains.
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" "I remember the next morning [after winning gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics decathlon] I got up, went into the bathroom, put the gold medal on, not a stitch of clothes on, looked in the mirror and thought: 'What the hell am I going to do with my life?
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Unsurprisingly, the internet collectively flipped out when Business Insider exclusively revealed that the drink would be arriving in stores across the US and Canada, so I decided to take a trip to my local Starbucks to see if the treat tasted as good as it looked in photos.
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Ms. Spanberger said they also tried to keep a light tone on their group texts, endlessly razzing — about Ms. Sherrill's eternal obsession with the Gateway tunnel project in her home state, Mr. Rose's incandescent speeches on the floor, the way their hair looked in a photograph accompanying this article.
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Though he was cleared by the team's medical staff and had passed every on-field test along the way, Sabathia, who now has a stent in his heart, was nevertheless dealing with an old-fashioned case of butterflies as he looked in for a sign from catcher Kyle Higashioka.
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" The Times can be forgiven for not rehashing Sanders's viral diatribes against the "millionaires and billionaires" who run the country, but those who thought he at least held his own looked in vain for any mention of his call for reform of "a very broken criminal justice system.
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My final acid trip occurred in 1968 when, terrified, I looked in the mirror and saw that I'd completely disappeared, which led me to experience what was commonly known then as the "clear white light," meaning I had more or less reached the limit of what LSD could do.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Louis Oosthuizen looked in trouble after swinging down onto a tree root with an approach shot at the second hole but the South African shook off the injury scare as a momentary jolt and said it did not impair him during the PGA Championship third round.
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A friend of mine, Rick Smolan, who is considered one of the great photographers of our time, looked at this idea of Big Data about five years ago, and wondered not only what it means, but how it looked in terms of people creating and using it in real life.
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Ironically, with the recent disclosure that some of the Trump campaign may indeed have been subject to surveillance, the president is looking more like Danny Torrence, a character dismissed for constantly muttering "redrum, redrum" until someone finally looked in a mirror at the reverse image to see the true message.
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This is the West almost as it looked in the 1930s: internally divided and inward looking, hesitant in the face of aggression, incanting political pieties in which it no longer believed—and so determined not to repeat the mistakes of the last war that it sleepwalked its way into the next.
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Crucially, it recognized the impact of storytelling on how we understand our own lives, helping to reveal the terribly reductive nature of certain old stories, in which women found themselves turned into plot devices or dead bodies, and people of color often looked in vain for recognizable versions of themselves.
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"We aren't going to solve large climate shifts in areas, but if you went back and you looked in California and said if we had an additional 3003%, 15%, 20% of snowpack and precipitation over the last 10 years ... it would be significantly different," said Neil Brackin, president of Weather Modification.
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But we also bet that you have encountered the problem of them drying out your eyes and causing them to tear up, effectively creating a flood of pigmented tears, or looked in the mirror midway through the day and saw your carefully applied liner had migrated down to somewhere near your cheeks.
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I was driving to Phoenix from Los Angeles, and as I looked in my rearview mirror, this giant, four-story inflatable Santa Claus was slightly gyrating back and forth in the wind and appeared to be waving 'hello,' while guarding a Christmas tree lot in a Stay-Puft-Marshmallow-Man sort of way.
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"All these tools help us to learn something about some aspect of New York City history, and the new project aims to bring all these things together, to give the people one place where they can find historical maps and photographs, and see how the streets looked in the past," Spaan said.
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"I have looked in vain in years for good quality, scientific, credible evidence of these so-called paranormal and superhuman abilities, and the evidence is just very, very weak," Benjamin Radford, deputy editor of Skeptical Inquirer and the author of several books that investigate paranormal activity, said in an email to VICE.
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"If you looked in Spain, where people are much later in terms of when they go to work, my guess is that the health consequences are probably less than in the UK." Chronotype was also measured based on self-reports rather than objective measures, one of the study's main limitations, according to Knutson.
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Everywhere you looked in horror this year, the cultural anxieties that shaped the global rise of nationalist politics were rampant, whether it was paranoia bred out of religious frenzy (The Witch), rich white men seizing power through authoritarianism and class-based violence (The Purge: Election Year), or apocalyptic fear (22016 Cloverfield Lane).
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This one, however, was in a league of its own: It started to really tingle the minute I slathered it on — as in, it felt like there were dozens of tiny ants biting my cheeks — and when I looked in the mirror, I could see a rash forming on the right side of my cheek.
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Now, seeing queer teenagers look better at their proms than I've ever looked in my life makes me think of the last scene in Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, when Ned (Mark Ruffalo) attends a party for Gay Week at Yale after years of seeing his community ravaged by AIDS.
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Prompted by evidence that people homozygous for delta-32 CCR5 are more likely than others to die of influenza if they develop that illness, and are also more likely to catch a range of other infections, the two researchers looked in one of the world's biggest repositories of well-annotated medical samples, the UK biobank.
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He left that job at some point, so did I, but we stayed in touch, eventually both landing at GMG (him first, me with his help.) We were office mates; last week we ran into each other spontaneously at two separate bathrooms in the building, as he looked in vain for an unoccupied stall.
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Her Twitter post, which shows the original photo and the incredibly realistic-looking edited version side-by-side, has a caption that you can probably relate to: "y'all ever stop fw someone but like the way YOU looked in the pic...so you gotta..." Commenters commiserated, asking Caballero how she pulled off the editing magic.
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The deal to launch further talks looked in jeopardy a week ago when May was forced to abandon a choreographed meeting in Brussels intended to seal the deal after her allies in Northern Ireland expressed fears she was proposing a special status for the region - out of sync with the rest of the United Kingdom.
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The U.S. players indeed looked in need of help near the end of an exhausting afternoon, playing under 91-degree heat and stifling humidity, in which the home team — with World Cup designs of its own — was urged on by a fervent crowd that packed Estadio Olimpico on what had been declared a national holiday.
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You can see how good the relationship looked in Figure 1, in which wage growth is measured on the left axis and the inverse of the unemployment rate on the right axis: After the crisis, wage growth dropped – but only about as much as it dropped in the early 33s slump, despite much higher unemployment.
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"I just finished a very special job this week and have been training incredibly hard to prepare, and today when I looked in the mirror I found myself for the first time not judging my cellulite like I usually do and I was compelled to share this part of me that has always felt so uncomfortable," Shea said.
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Cruz has often been left breathing heavy by his and he truly leaves it all inside the cage, but what was more surprising was how much more tired and sluggish he looked in the late fight against Johnson when he had been doing less of his own game and fighting more on the defensive in the clinch.
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Right now, there's not a whole lot of content on Hype as you'd expect (no one was live at the time when I looked in) — with the app only being debuted on Product Hunt on Thursday, and initially being invite only (via a code) — although it has now been opened up for general download on the App Store.
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"We looked in June at the overall situation, the blueprint coming out, and we made the decision prior to some of the recent events that we were going to withdraw any further price increases, and make a commitment internally that we were not going to make any further price increases for the remainder of 2018," Narasimhan said.
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Walgreens ultimately sued Theranos and settled with Theranos for an undisclosed sum, but people look at the story and ask how this could have made it into Walgreens in the first place; we looked in-depth at how it happened, talking with the people who were there and who share what they were shown by people from Theranos.
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" Perhaps the first transcendent Soundgarden song, and one of the breakout moments for grunge, "Outshined" is crisp and elegant hard rock, and showcased Mr. Cornell at his most flexible, turning a brute force arrangement into a sort of dirty blues: "I just looked in the mirror/And things aren't looking so good/I'm looking California and feeling Minnesota.
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Coach Pete Carroll said on Monday that running back Marshawn Lynch would play a larger role in the offense this weekend — specifically mentioning the weather as a key factor — and that makes a great deal of sense given how effective Lynch has looked in limited action over the last two weeks, especially around the goal line.
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" She also discusses the day she shot her now iconic Vanity Fair cover, debuting herself as Caitlyn to the world: "The day I did the shoot with Annie Leibowitz for Vanity Fair, I had this great gown on, off the shoulder, and I looked in the mirror and I thought to myself, this is the first time I've ever seen myself.
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Is it telling that I was 48 when we met and never married, that I had spent the better part of three decades shedding wedding-happy sweethearts as a tailback dances away from fiendish linebackers, and that I had recently looked in the mirror and seen, staring back, male-pattern baldness and the egregious folly of my broken-field-running brand of romance?
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The Better Business Bureau gives Zaful a B rating, however, and when I ordered two bikinis from the company — which cost me a mind-boggling total of $473 for both of them (plus $10 for two-day shipping), thanks to a deal on the site — they arrived on time and in good condition, just like they looked in the pictures.
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Which is why I'm fairly convinced that our self-image is only as good as the last mirror we looked in, though I'm willing to concede that there might be some rare birds out there for whom an unflattering glass slab is just that, and not a reason to feel a crushing sense of self-loathing that lingers for days.
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The first time I saw a horse trainer "steal" a race — by shipping a horse more talented than it looked in its past performance chart to a track far from home and cashing a bet on it — I was standing at the rail when a crowd of angry bettors turned not on the trainer but on the (this time) blameless jockeys.
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With Cerrone's move to welterweight and the UFC and Conor McGregor's insistence that Diaz is a welterweight (even though he contests that he isn't), a rematch between the two can never be ruled out and with how sharp Cerrone has looked in the years since he took a whipping at the hands of Diaz it would make for a fascinating match up.
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The owners had decorated the house in a Southwestern style, but when Mr. Bonetti looked in the basement, he saw that they had saved the home's original furniture — much of it collectible chrome-and-leather pieces from the Pace Collection and custom seating by the designer Jacques Charpentier — and was elated to learn that it was included in the sale.
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It will also be performed at its original site, Jacob's Pillow, which Shawn founded; for the production, Mr. Weinert, with his nine-person male group, has worked to transform the Pillow to the way it looked in 1938; they will perform in the original barn studio — now the Bakalar Studio — use traditional production components and host a preperformance tea garden lecture.
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Then again, with blockbuster nominees, high-profile talent like Lady Gaga -- likely to attract viewers who might not have watched otherwise -- and the lure of a train wreck that didn't materialize, the Oscars possessed enough sizzle that anything less than an uptick would have left the Academy as panic-stricken as organizers sometimes looked in the run-up to the awards.
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She was in the process of telling me about changing favorite players from Steph to Draymond after her brother got her a Green jersey for her 23rd birthday when the foul of the season spilled out on screen—what was later called a flagrant on Green, but which looked in the moment like LeBron James tossing Green to the ground and stepping right over him.
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Men stoking the fire = Feminists (third-wave, booooooooo!) Demon = How Sharon's butt looked in those pants The fire = Call-out culture Townspeople = The court of public opinion The pig = Due process The knave = Salma Hayek Corpses = Free speech, comedy, human reproduction, the legacy of Matt Lauer I think we can all agree that this fully checks out and that, indeed, it is men who are the true victims of witch hunts.
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