" "She's a proud woman because she's looking down on me.
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"She believes he is in heaven looking down on her."
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The camera always seemed to be looking down on everyone.
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This was a bald eagle looking down on his farm.
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Sometimes looking down on Earth at night can be kinda spooky.
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Looking down on the proles below you, do they sicken you?
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Suppose you were looking down on the field from a blimp.
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"He's up in the helicopter, looking down on stuff," Adams said.
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Iowa City, Iowa (CNN)On a balcony looking down on Sen.
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And I felt like I was looking down on the whole thing.
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Margery drew herself carefully to her feet, looking down on her people.
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Or like the grandma is looking down on the newborn from heaven.
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"I always feel like Paul is looking down on us," Diesel said.
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I liked this one because of the perspective, looking down on them.
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Some districts are looking down on families who have had bad luck.
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They'd miss a connection because they were looking down on the other.
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Several other people also criticized Marrero for looking down on other people.
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Of waking up every morning and literally looking down on everyone else.
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"She's a proud woman because she's looking down on me," he told WLOX.
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Even some heroin users are now looking down on spice zombies, says Mr Ralphs.
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He's my angel looking down on me and I know how proud he is.
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He'll be up there, looking down on this, thinking: He's doing the right thing.
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"I was bouncing up on the ceiling looking down on my body," he said.
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She is now looking down on us, as she joins her cat, Belle, in heaven.
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Naseem raised his hands above the fallen man, looking down on him with utter contempt.
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Within a year, of course, another Art Deco marvel was looking down on the Chrysler.
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" He added that Trump appeared to be "looking down on a whole population of people.
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"It was like God was looking down on us, I will tell you," he added.
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When I was writing it I felt like I was looking down on the earth.
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That means you can pretend you're at the International Space Station looking down on us earthlings.
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It's looking down on a kind of blackness with which you don't want to be associated.
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He ended up outside the bottom of the cage, looking down on two great white sharks.
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"Gary Speed's looking down on us," one fan tells me as I make for the exit.
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I'm sure he's looking down on us smiling because I feel we're doing the right thing.
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Narcissism— Self-obsession, delusions of grandeur, and looking down on everyone else, yet also wanting their attention.
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"Wherever my father is, I'm confident he's looking down on me and is so happy," Caballero said.
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First I want to thank my parents, who I know are looking down on me right now.
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Students hid in classrooms looking down on the carnage, and behind university landmarks, wondering what to do.
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"I believe that she's looking down on us right now," says Reid, who created the hashtag #JusticeforJorion.
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Guerrasio: And then you have that great shot from above looking down on everyone converging on Sally.
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Much of this way of relating-to and looking-down-on others has been shaped by religious leaders.
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You can see the stage from Red River Street, it's full of fans looking down on the action.
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I don't know if you're looking down on me out there somewhere, Joe Strummer, but I did it.
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I would spin in circles at the skating rink and know that someone was looking down on me.
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First I want to thank my parents, who I know are looking down on me right now great people.
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He's looking down on the valley and he sees the fight going on and he sees that he's winning.
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Nicki Minaj and Birdman hit up da club together ... and it appears they were looking down on her ex.
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This has been America since it began looking down on others (Native Americans, Black people, Latino People, Jewish People).
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"The Trump people are constantly having to point to the elites who are looking down on them," argued Ball.
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I wish people would stop looking down on others who eat that stuff, because there's a reason for it.
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These men claimed they were looking down on politics from the stands, objectively assessing the plays of the game.
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" Moses added that looking down on Earth has also made her "so much more optimistic about humanity in the future.
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"Sometimes looking down on Earth at night can be kinda spooky," Peake said in a tweet about the lightning photo.
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But honestly, the days of looking down on any chain or fast food restaurant, those days are over for me.
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Hobart hopes that as Old Boy was blessed before he died, he's now looking down on us from kitty heaven.
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" Trump told the Hakes that "Chris will live in our hearts forever," adding "he is looking down on you now.
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Her mother Claudia wept but did not speak, looking down on the child for a few moments in the coffin.
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The whole scenario offers a reminder that -- now more than ever -- prying eyes are looking down on us 24/7.
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Randall is looking down on him like William's mother once did, and William begins and ends his journey with her.
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"I kind of feel that people are looking down on us," said Neil Hanshew, a miner, voicing a common sentiment.
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"People aren't looking down on us anymore," he said, referring to a stigma against punks in Indonesia's largely conservative society.
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Outside, with guards looking down on them, groups of inmates ran the yard in T-shirts and shorts—in January.
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Mackay told me that the views are absolutely extraordinary, and Sooch said he felt incredibly peaceful looking down on our planet.
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At one point, I actually envisioned her looking down on all of us saying, 'Hi, my babies,' in her unforgettable voice.
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A group of Guardians looking down on the Black Garden, probably the most beautiful and haunting place in the original game.
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The lily, the lectern, God looking down on the scene: the painting features all the standard elements of the familiar subject.
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"It's incredible that I've been so lucky, someone up there (in the heavens) is really looking down on me," Baffert said.
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My dad didn't get to see me do any of this, but I think he's looking down on me right now.
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You may like looking up at the concrete jungle of skyscrapers, but you'll love looking down on them from above, too.
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Sometimes when going to my step kids' school functions it's the same thing, people looking down on me because I'm different.
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He was looking down on Room 6, where he saw a guest eating Kentucky Fried Chicken while sitting on the bed.
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This meant people interested in developing new skills, communicating with family, and not causing trouble or looking down on other inmates.
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"You don't need to know how to fly," Pastor said seriously and loudly, looking down on Earl with his swarthy, dripping face.
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He wanted everyone to be happy, and that's why I know he's looking down on those people that he saved and smiling.
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Then it is soaring over the highest places, looking down on Temkin, a small figure sitting on the tailgate of his car.
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" Janice's new husband, Richard Collins, adds, "We like to think she's looking down on us saying 'Well done mum; well done dad.
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Harris's work can be interpreted as abstract topography — perhaps we are birds in McGhee's sky, looking down on her finely filigreed landscapes.
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Argentines have put up with so much, we always have, but we won't stand for a pretentious person looking down on mate.
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"When you start ridiculing and looking down on people for their views then you undermine the democracy of free thought," he says.
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At nearly 1,400 feet, looking down on the Empire State Building, you aren't just above New York City — you lord over it.
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Only once they're upstairs, looking down on the entire mosaic, will they see that it depicts a cluster of sparse pine trees.
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It rallied nationalist mainland youth – many of whom already resent Hong Kongers for looking down on them – by hinting the demonstrators wanted independence.
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For instance, if you were looking down on a whole county, what's the use of seeing every little ripple of a cloud system?
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People here see the national Democratic Party looking down on them and having almost no cultural frame of reference for understanding their views.
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"I'll tell you, they're up there looking down on us," Mr. Trump said, adding that "there is nobody happier" about his withdrawal plan.
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"Technically I think it's the shape of my eyelids, because it looks as if I'm looking down on people," Ms. Scott Thomas said.
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"One has to be realistic," the father said, looking down on his home, which had been hit by the mud, but not destroyed.
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And then it was time to settle some scores for Klobuchar, who laid into Buttigieg for once looking down on the senators onstage.
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Three tiers of seating were on the stage, with choristers playing spirits of the dead looking down on the action in Mark Morris's production.
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" Diesel then reportedly teared up before adding,"I always feel like he's looking down on us so we didn't want to let him down.
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But that moment she sees the ghost of her mother in the auditorium, looking down on her and clapping…reader, I need more wine.
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Both can be seen as maestros of resentment with a populist anger fuelled by a sense that snooty experts are looking down on them.
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Trump also repeatedly said that he had a great mother and that he thought she was looking down on him, according to pool reports.
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From our vantage point—and from Christ's—we're looking down on literally thousands and thousands of Jews gathering at the banks of the water.
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But if you were here, looking down on me and saying, "Grab my hand, grab my hand," I would, I know, I surely would.
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I'm not looking down on the younger experience of being queer, but I do think that there's a resentment there that we gloss over.
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And she said she knows her husband Frank Gifford, who died in August 2015 at age 84, is looking down on them with pride.
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I know that my mom is looking down on us smiling because she knows that her son has someone I can truly call family.
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"I dedicated my performance to my dad because I knew he was up there in heaven looking down on me as proud as can be."
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I will go forward in my life finding comfort in knowing he is looking down on me, being my angel like he has always been.
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Now, I don't know oath is coming up next but I know that my grandmother Bill and my grandfather Jim are looking down on me.
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"I know my father's looking down on all of us tonight and all of this love and support," the 20-year-old aspiring rapper said.
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Alves recalls how he would stare out of these windows, rather than up at them, looking down on the neighborhood as he stood his kitchen.
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The view looking down on the scorching-hot lava lake was incredible, and it was broadcast live on ABC from the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua.
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It doesn't mean I'm not going to make fun of it, but it comes from an insider's perspective versus just looking down on the material.
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But a new video gets you as close as possible to the experience of actually being aboard the ISS and looking down on our home planet.
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Trump told a stadium filled with supporters on Thursday that they needed to vote on Saturday, because the "eyes of history" were looking down on them.
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The Moon is a woman's face looking down on at a modern metropolis and Death is an ominous skull in a floating, cut-off cypress tree.
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Their house sat just above one of our occasional creeks—parallel to it, actually, with a long, spacious front room looking down on the streambed below.
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"Bonita Applebum" from A Tribe Called Quest is touched with the trails of a jet-plane coasting at 36,000 feet, looking down on some hidden island.
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It's as if he wanted working people to know that at last they could vote for a president who was incapable of looking down on them.
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Children play at the club for free and the club president said he hopes they can draw inspiration from seeing their heroes looking down on them.
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There's no way to "get away" with wearing shorts at the office, because it's not just about your superiors in the office looking down on you.
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Above all, says Mr Dodd, the historian of Winston County, the descendants of Alabama's yeoman farmers are, like their forebears, "tired of people looking down on them".
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Myzra isn't with us anymore, but I like to think she is proudly looking down on me from above … the way I always looked up to her.
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To the west, shantytowns cover the hilltops like grimy mosaics, looking down on the city center, a welter of unpainted concrete apartment towers and distressed public buildings.
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He's looking down on mere mortals, zooming in on his vision and tweaking it until the message is clearer than it ever could be through just words.
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Reluctantly — and with more than a bit of fear of the stiff-winged angel looking down on me — I told the unblinking herald that I was sorry.
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Ms. Selldorf said she liked that "residents and neighbors will be looking down on a green space" that will be built on the roof of the retail base.
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Some Greeks treated Paul's ministry with "amused tolerance"—they were aristocrats of the spirit, wealthy in their own philosophers and gods, looking down on oddly single-minded parvenus.
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Up to five inches long, with prominent eyes and slightly puffy cheeks looking down on a pouting mouth, the frillfin won't strike you as an Einstein among fish.
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Even though the image onscreen suggested that she was looking down on the plane, she was overcome with the feeling that she was inhabiting it as it soared.
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When I stood there looking down on it that first time, for a few minutes I didn't see a single sign of human life in that immense space.
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"I'm not looking down on it, but I'm just like: If I had waited on you, I'd have been a falling star," he said, addressing the critical establishment.
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But whoever buys at the top of Central Park Tower will also get the satisfaction of living in the world's highest apartment, looking down on the most expensive.
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If there's a Surrealist afterlife, festooned with melting clocks and furry teacups, Maar is surely looking down on Place Georges-Pompidou, her tears replaced with a bold, lipsticked grin.
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I hope that Biggie is looking down on Carl, on us all, and raising a bottle of Hennessy ready to smash down on every single one of our heads.
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"My Mom has been there the whole time and I know she was looking down on me, and she's so proud," said Orozco, who returned to competition in January.
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As I stood at the railing on a winter morning, looking down on what appeared to be a frosted gallstone, I felt, more than anything, a sense of commiseration.
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He spoke from the stage, as he had 25 years ago, about an astronaut looking down on our planet and seeing none of the borders we irrationally insist on.
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Shooting your subject from below makes them appear larger than life and puts them in a position of power, where they&aposre looking down on you in the audience.
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The below photo was taken with a selfie stick, so it's more intense of an angle, but you can see how the camera looking down on you is more flattering.
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Bezos, Musk and Branson want to reduce the cost of flying to space, making it viable for everyday people to experience the glory of looking down on Earth from above.
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At least 58 people died and over 500 were injured after a gunman opened fire from a hotel room looking down on a country music festival in Las Vegas Sunday.
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City folks have been looking down on the country folks they left behind, or at least have been suspected of doing so, for as long as there have been cities.
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Looking down on the WACs heading off to training, she decides she's ditching celestial realms to join them, much to his foot-stomping dismay, and restyles herself as Mary Brown.
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We have recently had the triumph of NASA's New Horizons transforming Pluto and Charon from a few pixels each to the equivalent of Landsat images looking down on New York City.
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We're all familiar with the idea of the male gaze, but [spectacularization is] the cis gaze looking down on us as abnormal, and as an object of interest, fascination, and titillation.
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So while Photoshop Elements might not have the robust manual toolset that Photoshop does, it might be time to stop looking down on the cheaper, $100 alternative to Adobe's flagship product.
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Looking down on the rivers below, the audience can barely see the four drift boats that carry the Fox Family Fiddlers who play in the Métis tradition (a Native-Celtic-French culture).
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I spent the first few seconds evaluating the chance that someone would survive the drop (remote), but then I succumbed to the heady feeling of power of looking down on the world.
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"One night I was in a hotel room looking down on city hall in Philly and I saw a man sleeping on a grate in the dead of winter," Bon Jovi says.
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Looking down on her family from heaven, Susie watches as they come to terms with what happened to her and try to solve a case that, to police, seems to lead nowhere.
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War-ruined bathhouses are dotted around Aleppo's Old City, their distinctive domes, punched like colanders with round apertures of colored glass, lying smashed, or looking down on rooms filled with rubble and garbage.
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The trailer above suggests Dungeons may skip Minecraft's traditionally first-person perspective gameplay in favor of an isometric view looking down on the action (Diablo and Gauntlet are both good examples of this).
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Do you have any concern that you as an organization, or the Democrats as a party, continue to have a problem with arrogance, with looking down on people elsewhere on the political spectrum?
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They find no embarrassment in such aid because the leading North Korean elites are in fact proud of their military presence, while looking down on the South, which lacks proper self-defense capacity.
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But Pebble had a good ride while it lasted, and maybe in an alternate dimension somewhere there's a healthy ecosystem of e-ink watch wearers looking down on all weirdos with OLED-equipped watches.
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"They're acting like they have all the knowledge and experience, and looking down on youth," said Kensuke Harada, 30, founder of YouthCreate, another non-profit that aims to get politicians and youth to interact.
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Sitting down in a very exposed position looking down on mid doors, Byali opened up on the incoming Ninjas in Pyjamas members, nailing down three kills in a single spray before being taken out.
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With my feet curled over the ledge of the Eiffel Tower, looking down on all the ant-sized people gathered below, I was pretty sure the same thing was going to happen to me.
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"I haven't missed a year" of the festival, Mr. Baraka, a Democrat, said as he gazed at a mural that depicts a giant eye looking down on two children reading books and dreaming skyward.
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This cannot be dismissed as Canadians looking down on their southern neighbors, as even more Americans at 51 percent said that there are a great deal or many neo-Nazis in the United States.
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In reality, she's plagued by some combination of depression and social anxiety, mixed with a healthy dose of looking down on Seattle, which has no architecture that can compare to her beloved Los Angeles.
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who returned Wednesday from a record-setting 340-straight days on the International Space Station, said looking down on planet Earth for so long made him a far more committed environmentalist.
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In 2015, four months after taking office, Onaga criticized Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga for "looking down on" Okinawans, citing Suga&aposs comment that the government planned to steadfastly go ahead with the relocation plan.
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"We are 'off the plateau' and ready to climb the next mountain along with our broadcast brethren, manufacturers, programmers and new business partners, looking down on wondrous new opportunities," said the company's executive chairman, David Smith.
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And as much as I think most of the new people I meet are fantastic, there is a heavy contingent of people who seem to draw a sense of superiority from looking down on the poor.
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Just as the Joker takes control with strutting, confident steps — his ultra-erect posture makes it seem as if he's looking down on the rest of the world — dance allows Arthur, brittle with tension, to relax.
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In a dangerous world, we need more people looking up to the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of hope and freedom, and fewer looking down on it as a fabric to be burned and discarded.
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"When she wasn't in my life, I used to pray that if Mom was up there in Heaven looking down on me, that she was my guardian angel and one day I would see her," Abreu says.
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But liberals can start on the road back if they stop wounding themselves, advocate fair play for all, and instead of looking down on Trump voters as a bunch of boobs and bigots, listen to their concerns.
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The outing was fairly routine, but this amazing footage captured by Pesquet gives all of us stuck here on Earth an amazing first-person look of what it's like to be an astronaut looking down on our planet.
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Historically New York has gotten the upper hand in these battles, particularly in the court of public opinion, where New York City will always lord over New Jersey like some moneyed sophisticate looking down on his provincial cousin.
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When the new rankings are released on Monday, Murray will be looking down on Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, a three-man roadblock that has been in his way for the best part of a decade.
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I've never deluded myself into thinking that he's in what I've always considered that mythological place called heaven, looking down on my sister and me and the smattering of nieces, nephews and other kinfolk who still remember him.
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As a national advocate for a nonprofit organization working to protect the rights of L.G.B.T.Q. youth in America, I spend a lot of time looking down on wheat fields from tens of thousands of feet in the air.
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This staging was typically on-the-nose—Kanye dressed in dark clothing in his glass prison, looking down on the public; Cudi, in a huge white jacket, circling him like a redeeming angel—but undeniably compelling to watch.
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"I have two officers that are now looking down on us from above, and our police department is now walking in the footsteps of two additional heroes," Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes said during a Sunday press conference.
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To think of it now, Yelich said, is to imagine himself looking down on it all, from Dee Gordon's emotional homer in the next game, to the tearful news conferences, to the hearse at the field, to the funeral.
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Admittedly, it's odd to think that we may be the involuntary participants in a strange sort of voyeurism, with our simulators looking down on us like the gods of ancient myths and religions, aware of even our most private moments.
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Taken from a nearby balcony or rooftop, looking down on the bloodshed, the video captures what may be a telling moment in the deadliest attack on U.S. law enforcement since the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington.
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Regardless, the sex was very good, and after it successfully ended, I couldn't help but picture Robbie sitting up there in the sky like a guardian angel, looking down on us with pride—a single tear rolling down his cheek.
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In April, Kirana lashed out over Boeing's handling of the accidents and accused the U.S. manufacturer of looking down on the airline as one from the "third world", even though it is one of the plane maker's largest customers globally.
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In the fifth episode, one character tries to carry out a computer hack all by themselves as Esmail's camera, positioned above them, shifts so that it seems to drift outside, looking down on a crowd of chanting protesters far below.
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So philosophers can be an irritant in any political system but especially in a democracy, because they're likely to seem, as Socrates does, to be looking down on the ordinary citizen who doesn't have what the philosopher considers a decent understanding.
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Mr. Onaga confronted central Japanese government leaders, accusing Mr. Suga, the chief cabinet secretary, of "looking down on" Okinawans and contending that the Abe administration was ignoring the will of the local people in forging ahead with the relocation plan.
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At first, Mr. Wey situated his viewers around the balcony of the majestic rotunda, looking down on him as he very slowly edged backward toward a web of strings connecting the balcony to two suitcase-sized speakers in the center.
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The only establishing shot we've gotten is this idyllic, if dull, little frame: If this were in fact b-roll shot on location, it would ostensibly be looking down on Buckhorn from the north, with the rising Black Hills in the background.
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For all the ways Americans are divided today along urban and rural lines, the two groups are at least united in this: Majorities of both, according to a new Pew Research Center survey, believe that everyone else is looking down on them.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Kobe Bryant loomed over Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, looking down on the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers from a giant screen as the NFL paid tribute to the Los Angeles Lakers great killed in a helicopter crash.
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While standing on the ramp and looking down on her dancers, as audience members will, she had the idea of taking a Brazilian groove that they had been clapping and playing it instead with wooden sticks, which sound crisp in the rotunda.
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" The musician, whose real name is Shawn Carter, told the network that "everyone feels anger, but after the anger it's really hurtful because he's looking down on a whole population of people and he's so misinformed because these places have beautiful people.
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But this sense turns into nonsense when Podsnaps echo their hero's view that Britain possesses these virtues "to the direct exclusion of such other countries as there may happen to be", or when they think being proud of your country means looking down on others.
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Like any of number of fictional futures, from Metropolis to Altered Carbon, it is a society where the wealthy in live in glistening towers in the clouds, surrounded by technologies of luxury and convenience, looking down on an underclass that cannot afford basic necessities.
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In November 2019, three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a new seven-foot Ronald Reagan statue was unveiled on the US embassy terrace, looking down on the spot where he called on Russian leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the wall.
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Anušauskaitė had a notebook from someone who wrote about "betrayal," and about strangers looking down on him, and she matched it to a second notebook at YIVO , in which he wrote that he had "finally met some honest people" after joining a socialist organization.
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COREY LEWANDOWSKI, FORMER TRUMP CAMPAIGN MANAGER: Well, Jesse, it&apos not just the people in the media, it&aposs the bi-coastal nature of either going to Stanford or Harvard and then looking down on everybody else who didn&apost attend one of those Ivy league schools.
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The 1972 work by the 81-year-old British artist, one of Hockney's most famous paintings which depicts a man in a pink jacket looking down on another figure swimming underwater in a pool, was reported to have been consigned by British billionaire currency trader Joe Lewis.
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In a video obtained by WMC5 courtesy of the family, you can see what the hacker would have seen: A viewpoint that looms over the entire room from where the camera is installed in a far corner, looking down on their beds and dressers while they play.
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Yet her performance is the most successful of the three; not once do you feel that she knows better than Florence—that the leading lady is looking down on her creation, as it were, with an arch of the eyebrow or a taunting glint in the eye.
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The way he tilts his head back and looks out through half-open eyelids makes it seem like he's used to looking down on everyone, like he's smart and he knows he's smart, and then it hits me that what he really looks like is an asshole.
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Americans and others quickly became habituated to looking down on the earth from the sky, and the view taken from the sky soon accompanied the views of the sky from the earth for those, artists, cartographers and astrophysicists alike who were in a search of clarity of perspective.
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Until then, imagine her as she was photographed by the orbiting HiRise camera after first reaching the scalloped rim of Victoria, looking down on to its rolling dunes: a tiny speck perched on a promontory peak, a new planet swimming before her eagle eyes, watched in silence from the skies.
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Instead, anyone looking down on the Donkey Kong arcade cabinet he uses for a workbench would have found oddities such a cartridges for an NES version of Sonic the Hedgehog or an English translation of Star Ocean for the Super Nintendo—games that never really existed or never made it stateside.
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Looking down on their poorer fellow members, they ignored more than one-half of EU economies with unemployment rates above the union's 6.2% average, 3.2 million of young people without jobs and a meaningful future, and 113 million people (22.4% of the total) at risk of poverty and social exclusion.
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This was like waving a red cape in the face of a very annoying bull: Fans of this sort of movie tend to react furiously to the sense that anyone is looking down on them from loftier artistic grounds, or to the idea that loftier artistic grounds exist at all.
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"Everyone feels anger, but after the anger it's really hurtful because he's looking down on a whole population of people and he's so misinformed because these places have beautiful people," he told Van Jones on the debut of his CNN program, "The Van Jones Show," which aired Saturday on CNN.
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You can kill your idols all you like, but, living in the world as it is, one that grooves hard to hagiography, I'd argue for a tearing down of all statues of useless Kennedys to be replaced by gargantuan Little Richard in bronze looking down on us all like a hip-shaking titan.
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For them to be looking down on MK Dons in the table makes their meteoric rise seem even more phenomenal, and for fans of the south-west London club their success is an affirmation that they – in stark contrast to their rivals in Milton Keynes – have gone about things the right way.
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FOOTBALL-NFL-SUPERBOWL/ Bryant looms over Super Bowl Opening Night MIAMI (Reuters) - Kobe Bryant loomed over Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, looking down on the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers from a giant screen as the NFL paid tribute to the Los Angeles Lakers great killed in a helicopter crash.
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He said that he gave the family the "A-plus treatment" after John Dingell died, and that the congresswoman told him during an emotional call following John Dingell's funeral that her husband would have been "thrilled" by the respect shown for him during his funeral and "he's looking down" on the ceremonies.
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But also I have been to more meaningless basketball games in my life than I could possibly remember; stack all the listless 16-point losses I watched the New Jersey Nets absorb in their sepulchral old home in the swamp one on another and you will be looking down on every penthouse in Manhattan.
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The video — which puts the bright blues and browns of the coast of Iran and Pakistan and the Arabian Sea on display — shows Peake's point of view looking out of the International Space Station's cupola, a huge window looking down on Earth and a favorite part of the outpost for residents hoping to take photos of the planet from above.
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Drive a few miles north of the hotel on the Pacific Coast Highway and you'll soon encounter grim reminders of the destruction: the burned-out shells of a cluster of homes on Point Dume — normally, a beautiful place to stroll the bluffs, looking down on the sea lions and tidal pools — and the wildflowers poking through what were hills of smoky embers.
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Sipping vodka under chandeliers in a cool private club on the Lower East Side, the New York elite — the very ones Ivanka's father scorned at a rally a few days ago for looking down on him even though he has "a much better apartment" and is "smarter" and "richer" — were shaking their well-coiffed heads over the fall of the first daughter.
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Trump said that he gave the family the "A-plus treatment" after John Dingell died, and that the congresswoman, who now holds his seat in the House, told Trump during an emotional call following John Dingell's funeral that her husband would have been "thrilled" by the respect shown for him during his funeral and "he's looking down" on the ceremonies.
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He'd behaved like one of these poor people who become rich and start looking down on the poor with more contempt than even the born-rich do, because they're convinced that anyone can decide to stop being poor (they did it!), that it's all hard work and will power and nothing to do with luck, and that, therefore, poor people are just lazy and weak-minded.
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The pieces in the show "seem to take place somewhere high above the city looking down on its mazes of freeways and wide streets; it's energetic, gestural and free-feeling much like the city itself," says Stephen Zeigler, who founded These Days with his wife, Jodi, in a 1887 building downtown that has had various histories as a piano shop, a headquarters of a youth communist group and a flophouse.
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Looking at her head and body, richer far than her rare fur coat, holding as he did to these skins which enfolded what ruled him, her arms and shoulders, everything, looking down on her face which ever since he had first seen it had been his library, his gallery, his palace, and his wooded fields he began at last to feel content and almost that he owned her.
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But there's a point that gets lost in the sensationalist glee surrounding the idea of a bunch of tech bros tripping in the jungle: "Counterculture," whether that means partying, looking down on mainstream religion, or embracing a hodgepodge of Eastern religious values, is the norm in "Silicon Valley" — a catchall term I'm using here to broadly describe the technology workers not just in the Bay Area but also in New York and Los Angeles.
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But then a kind of film reel flashes through my mind, like the city rapidly moving past the car window: the tall chenar trees and their wide green leaves that shade Valiasr, the striking murals and mosaics that appear magically and suddenly on expressway underpasses, the blue tiles lining the hoz that runs down the center of gardens and parks, the street performers strumming a sitar or drumming a tombak, the mountains looking down on me wherever I go.
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I just want to thank everyone who helped me and my family after that horrific night and the months after – Lorne [Michaels] and everyone at SNL for having me come home, the doctors at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital who saved my life, the staff at JFK Medical Center who got me back on my feet, the first responders who helped me and my friends that fateful night, my AMAZING wife and kids, Lira, who helped my wife, and my father, who is looking down on me right now.
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