Tim Cook looking pleased at WWDC 2015, when Apple Music debuted.
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"I think it's some kind of dowsing device," he said, looking pleased.
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When he saw us, he shot up, looking pleased and mortified at the same time.
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The band strikes up, they shift and settle in their chairs, some looking pleased, other perplexed, others sleepy.
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At its centre are two cherubic children pulling a wagon loaded with coal, and looking pleased with their haul.
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He jabbed at the air with a frail right fist, looking pleased with himself for getting one last shot in.
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Branson even shared some footage of the two dudes goofing around and testing their water sports acumen, both of them looking pleased as punch.
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Trunfio, looking pleased, assigned the clip a B. Pitch 2 was an anemic office prank: a woman surprised by a screen saver of a camel.
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In the hand-held video, Mattis strolls out into the bright sunshine, dressed in a black suit, looking pleased but surprised to be addressing a group of young American recruits on a base in Jordan.
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"Some feel that we as a society are sitting in a burning room calmly drinking a cup of coffee, telling ourselves, 'This is fine,'" Burr said, looking pleased to be able to bring up that infamous fedora-ed dog at work.
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He represented England and won a gold medal in the 1 Km time trial at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff, Wales.This is Scunthorpe: Neville's looking pleased He won the Dundee grand Prix in 1956 and various trophies and medals for other events throughout the UK including both the British Cycling Federation and British grass track championships.
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Colleagues and collaborators: clockwise from top left, alt=Head and shoulders photos of each of the four men. Black and white. Grove is bald and benign-looking; Burnand fully-thatched and moderately bearded, looking pleased with himself; Carte, serious, dark-haired and neatly bearded; and Gilbert light-coloured hair and moustache looking slightly to right. Sullivan embarked on his composing career with a series of ambitious works, interspersed with hymns, parlour songs and other light pieces in a more commercial vein.
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After talking and laughing, they are next seen in a bedroom, and begin to make out, before having intercourse, the gentleman unaware the entire thing is being filmed and watched by Mr Kills. They later meet him in a carpark, giving him the magazine clipping and a copy of the tape, wanting money from the gentleman to stop them from showing the video to his wife. Miss Vanity is then seen packing her bags at their home and appears to be waiting for someone. The gentleman meets Mr Kills in the car park with a briefcase, which he places down in front of him, as Mr Kills proceeds to collect the suitcase, the lights of the BMW parked turn on and a brunette woman appears, and shoots both Mr Kills and the gentleman and takes the suitcase, which is full of £20 notes, and Miss Vanity is shown looking pleased.
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As the questioning comes to an end, Wolfe asks that the four players who were drugged remain behind, along with Kinney, Soffer, Durkin, and Chisholm, and comments that one fact has come to light and drawn his attention. Realizing that he had previously seen Lila seated in the stands and looking pleased at the Giants' poor play, Archie leaves the stadium and finds her and a friend sitting in her parked car a few blocks away. He claims that her behavior may lead the police to think that Moyse was paid to drug the drinks and fix the game, but learns from her friend that she was angry at Moyse being left on the bench throughout the entire Series and had taken pleasure in their loss. Lila insists that Moyse had nothing to do with the drugging or the murder, but admits that the two of them had been approached by someone who wanted Moyse to fix the game: her uncle, Dan Gale.
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