"Anything you can make out of fibers, you can make out of bamboo," Friederich says.
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They both make out with the same girl — and then they make out with one another.
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I mean, they like it when I make out with someone, and I like it when they make out with someone.
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Make Out In A Lake Get inspired by YA book-turned-movie After and make out in a lake, then finger your partner on the shore.
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The time that I have with them is the time on camera, so if I want to make out with them, I'm going to make out with them.
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He's supposed to let Joe make out with her now.
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They redevelop Barb's photo and can make out the creature.
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Young Mods make out in a London park in 1964.
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Or did Zuckerberg and company just make out like bandits?
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" DeGeneres then started smiling knowingly, teasing: "Did y'all make out?
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The scene is hard to make out but very brutal.
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And it's no small peck; they full on make out.
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I'm going to make out with him because why not?
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You can make out London's iconic bridges over the Thames.
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If you squint, you might just make out Snake Plissken.
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I could barely make out the raw, craggy, mountainous landscape.
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How many times did we make out in his car?
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The hot spots were also too small to make out.
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It's because we can still make out of many, one.
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With 100x zoom, you can easily make out her features.
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"I was dared to make out with her," Holland recalled.
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You can make out Mars's great basins, valleys, and craters.
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He kisses me, and we make out for a while.
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Are you telling me these two didn't make out way more?
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I couldn't make out the words, but the cadence was soothing.
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Dad could just make out the long gray line of vessels.
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I have to make out with this person in an office.
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You can almost make out spiral arms of the Milky Way.
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The man's face, obscured by shadows, was impossible to make out.
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Fortunately, I had enough Church Latin to make out the meaning.
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"Honey, you make out with my guys," she says to Singer.
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Through her light dress you can make out her woman's body.
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They make out against a house and he gets a rose.
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It's so clear, you can even make out our planet's continents.
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Yelling ensues, though it's hard to make out what's being said.
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You can make out every white hair interspersed amongst the black.
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ON A CLEAR day, they can make out the promised land.
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Lim found that the volunteers could still make out "floury" flavors.
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They promptly make out, and Colton gets the group date rose.
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They make out some more, and he gives her the rose.
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They zoomed in and were able to make out a lens.
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They snorkel around a shipwreck and make out in the water.
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I don't think it's as bad as people make out, though.
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Check. Hot new chick to make out with at Disneyland Paris?
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Are they meeting to talk, or make up, or make out?
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It's a fantastic time to party, make art, or make out!
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He tried desperately to make out the light of the kitchen.
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Was there a cute make out session on the dance floor?
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So, carry on, and let us know how you make out.
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Yet even under that estimate, the most affluent make out best.
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"I couldn't really make out what Beyoncé was saying," he said.
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Their PDA escalated to a "make-out session," the source said.
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Could hardly make out the words they were saying at times.
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Still, couldn't they have snuck in one little make-out session?
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You were told don't park, don't make out in the car.
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It's hard to make out actual syllables between all the shrieking.
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In the picture, you can make out several of her tattoos.
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"Lampert will make out," said Mr. Olbrysh, the retired Sears worker.
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He could barely make out where the front door had been.
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By "strange" I mean we make out about once a week.
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We sip coffee, fight loudly and make out in our cars.
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I make out roasted chicken on the breeze from the southwest.
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No one will know if they make out a little first!
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The remains were beautifully articulated, but somewhat hard to make out.
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"Make-out noises aren't O.K. anywhere in public," Ms. Post said.
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You talk for hours and make out for just as long.
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It's a fantastic time to flirt, make out, and have fun!
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The EP, which features the extended version of Aromanticism track "Make Out in My Car" released earlier this week, has been titled Make Out in My Car (Chameleon Suite), as it features reimaginings of the original track.
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They make out some more and she happily offers him a rose.
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For starters, you can't make out any detail about the unseen object.
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I mean, who wouldn't want to see Foxx make out with Biel?
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In the distance, she could make out the silhouette of Industry Towers.
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At a glance, you can make out some obvious colors and patterns.
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Primarily, Dany is supposed to make out with another dude: Jon Snow.
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We were into it enough to make out right then and there.
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It's tough to make out everything from one watch of the movie.
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Hawn found herself struggling to make out the words on the teleprompter.
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Nothing means anything, love is futile, everything is over, let's make out.
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You get [Bachelor Alex Michel] to make out with the right girl?
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More yelling follows, though it's hard to make out what's being said.
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He even tried to make out with Emily, thinking she was Haley.
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How long a line could you make out of all those bags?
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Then in June, she went over to his house to make out.
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People sometimes tell me they can't make out what they're looking at.
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By watching Mr. Pryor's lips, you can make out a few words.
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If there's a person behind this music, she's hard to make out.
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When the winners collect their award on stage, they typically make out.
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Did he cut me open and make out of me, a you?
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However, a seriously hot and heavy make-out session is also likely.
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On first first glance, it's nearly impossible to make out what's happening.
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There's a ghostly image behind it that I can't quite make out.
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Figures move through the pulverized rubble but are hard to make out.
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She heard the pastor speaking but could not make out his words.
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"Lidar can make out the fingers on a pedestrian's hand," he said.
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I wish my husband would make out with other women every day!
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And you also gave us the most unrealistic thunderstorm make-out sesh.
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Though I did do the 'make out with someone over 50' challenge.
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You can almost make out faces, but you can't say who's who.
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Even sharp-eyed Hubble can make out only a dot of light.
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I could make out some of the guys from my lunch table.
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Once there, he tried to "make out" with her, the report says.
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Sometimes the wrong call ends badly, but we make out just fine.
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The images were too grainy to make out the shooter's face clearly.
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"You&aposre like, well, might as well just make out on Instagram!"
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I sat at a nearby table, straining to make out the conversation.
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You can't really make out what they're saying, but people are talking.
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But you can still make out the ground and horizon on Mars.
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" Her own personal make-out music, she says, would be "jazz instrumentals.
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You can even make out "Bell & Howell" on the camera being used.
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" I assume that's code for "I love you Brianna let's make out now.
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Because of that we can make out independent politics and make independent decisions.
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The pair make out and thus ends their sweet, still largely uneventful date.
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You can make out what greatly resembles a firearm as they're driving away.
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Missandei & Grey Worm The pair finally make out after seasons of sexual tension.
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You can participate in a dance floor make-out if the mood strikes.
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Inside his chest she could make out the shape of his beating heart.
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I don't make out with guys, but I kiss guys on the lips.
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From afar, the viewer can make out the details of the actual photo.
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The denim is thick and substantial; you can make out the individual threads.
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He was covered up then, so we couldn't make out his new 'do.
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They talk about going to prom, and they make out in the library.
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As for the 17 other jockeys, they won't make out nearly as well.
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The identity of Rihanna's mysterious pool make-out buddy has finally been revealed!
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A couple make out on a newsstand as their friends watch in Boystown.
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Then there's the car make-out scene in which they're both wearing white.
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He replied by asking if I wanted to drink wine and make out.
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He goes home, where he and Lenny make out under the full moon.
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You can just make out the Faraday Future logo on the front grill.
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Case in point: London's make-out makeup and New York's upside-down eyes.
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The resulting moment is yet another example of 360-degree make out perfection.
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It's hard to make out the edges of what's real and what isn't.
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Le Pen does not try to make out that she is a feminist.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson sure do love themselves a public make out!
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Lamp Guy loves lamp and he also loves to make out with Lauren.
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"Obstruction of justice is really a hard crime to make out," Starr said.
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That bold make-out paid off, so he and Rachel go for another.
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So when we started to make out, I just said I was tired.
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First is that it's not as anonymous and mysterious as critics make out.
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There's this thing of sexuality—in Paris, we held a make out workshop.
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The photo is pretty dark, so it's hard to make out much detail.
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If you look closely you can just make out the book's title: Fogdancing.
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In Philadelphia, one can make out the Benjamin Franklin Bridge through changing foliage.
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As for the 17 other jockeys, they won't make out nearly as favorably.
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It's about what we do with, what we make out of, their disagreement.
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On top of the building the viewer can make out a mudbrick structure.
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We get into the ocean, and we just make out for, like, hours.
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These lines make it easier for shoulder surfers to make out your pattern.
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When I held it under the light, I could make out teeth marks.
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I was just really fascinated with what I could make out of it.
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I'm glad you're here, but it's not really a place to make out.
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Show Me the Body:::Jerry Maguire voice::: ShuraIs great to make out to.
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It's a brilliant time to make art, or to make out with someone.
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Which song is the best song to make out to on the album?
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She mumbles something loudly, but you can't make out a word she's saying.
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And through it we could just make out the skyline of New York.
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But New Horizons has a camera that can make out stunning delicate details.
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The widow Belle Gunness wanted to make out her last will and testament.
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You can make out the older visitors by their response to the music.
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Among the winners are retailers, which may make out better than the states.
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She can't believe what a big deal I make out of choosing stuff.
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" Starr said obstruction of justice is a "very hard crime to make out.
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I could barely make out the far end of the small fort enclosure.
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I am known to make out of line jokes, stupid jokes, sarcastic jokes.
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Watching people make out or have sex is basically part of our culture.
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You can make out details as small as 4 miles across, NASA reports.
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But it's always hard to really make out what's happening in the moment.
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Toni could make out with Veronica just as easily as she could with Jughead.
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It's so hard to make out the words with tears streaming down our face.
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"It felt like I was watching someone make out with my wife," he said.
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So all they did was make out in various different spots around the room?
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You can't get on a train and make out with your partner or whatever.
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Channel all your energy toward a passionate make-out session, or make some art.
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Far below us, the other divers could only make out a vague, immense shape.
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They make out in a janitorial closet and fall out of touch soon after.
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It's difficult to make out what question a fan asked that prompted the joke.
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The colors are brighter and I can make out more details in the background.
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Not wanting to make out with someone for a picture is not 'being difficult.
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I love seeing what I can make out of random things in my pantry.
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It's a solid summer jam, good for the barbecue and a make out playlist.
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Naturally, she uses her new power to try and make out with Matt Damon.
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Benji Madden and Cameron Diaz: Master the art of the one-handed make-out.
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" Or "I did make out with that boy, and it was kind of fun.
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In January, Hyland shared a steamy make-out post of the couple to Instagram.
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Poor (minor character) Amber D'Alessio and her odd, ahem, tastes in make-out partners.
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Wiig's Fisheries Directorate is more now concerned about how the whale will make out.
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In this trailer, though, I can almost make out a path to our reuniting.
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DO meet your heroes, because sometimes you get to make out with them later.
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You may end up drinking to build the courage to make out with strangers.
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Even up close, you could barely make out the candle between his pinched fingers.
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But he's eight and obviously no one should (or does) "make out" with him.
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People playing memory games didn't improve their ability to make out words during conversations.
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We asked the whole audience to hold hands and make out with each other.
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Or, perhaps a make-out session in some dark, hidden corner will take place.
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Miraculously, when the toast popped out, you could make out Dave's and Paul's faces.
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You can seek to make out the figure or contemplate how Johns painted it.
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This is great — so much better than that last make-out session you had.
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So they get slaves to make out or whatever, or start fighting each other.
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And if they see me make out with someone, that's gross and really uncomfortable.
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That's what happens when two good-looking people make out in bed, we suppose.
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People were talking to me, but I couldn't make out what they were saying.
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Are classes like Psycle and SoulCycle really as spiritually beneficial as they make out?
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In the dark of the night, he could make out his cars floating away.
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I can make out the top and bottom rectangle but not the middle one.
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They could make out a volcano, then a port — the topology of Central America.
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You had to look hard to make out the Iraqi colors showing through. ♦
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On the horizon, I could make out Mallorca, where we would disembark that afternoon.
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It's a MIDI controller drum kit that you make out of a cardboard box.
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I can make out some words, thick with accent and idiom: womb, wash, taint .
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But Boeing and its 737 Max plane will make out OK in the end.
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Even for obsessives, it's hard to make out how it works from the outside.
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You can make out his chauffeur's cap and that she's in the back seat.
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The most annoying thing is that I can't make out things at a distance.
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From Hang Fire's window, you can make out the beginnings of a ferris wheel.
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It's harder to make out, but then they go to heaven at the end.
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She says there were other markings on the dog that she couldn&apost make out.
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Robert Reby, founder of Reby Advisors, thinks retirees could make out better by self-insuring.
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The duo later make out and get hands-y in the bathroom on the sink.
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Peter and Rachel somehow obtain swimwear and make out like crazy in the hot tub.
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And Garrett Clayton who's like, super hottie — can't wait to make out with him [laughs].
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There's not much you can make out of a silicone dildo besides another ... silicone dildo.
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A steamy make-out is not just the joining of two mouths, but seven points.
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You can also make out the circular rims of impact craters buried by the lava.
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Conversations, in both English and Spanish, were often difficult to make out in the din.
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The point is that the elements of misdemeanor battery are relatively easy to make out.
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Other journalists present have said it was hard to make out all of his remarks.
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Plus, it's hard to make out any of the blue in the sky or water.
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She could just make out the shape of Sharon's body lying uncovered in the darkness.
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All Ward could make out were heated words between the taxi driver and the stranger.
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There was still enough shape to it that you could clearly make out the teeth.
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So what kind of intricately structured tower are you going to make out of them?
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If you let your eyes adjust, you might begin to make out the individual dots.
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Scanning the moon's desolate surface, Armstrong began to make out features in the lunar plain.
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Farmer couldn't make out what was being said, but dark murmurs spread through the crowd.
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We'd make out a little—it was PG-rated but it was all so nice.
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I say I'd rather see them make out, which he then forces them to do.
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Shopping. Thanks to an Adidas employee store pass, I make out like a bandit. $68.75.
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Amid the towering weeds, Olivia could make out tomatoes and lettuce and kale and broccoli.
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Even once you make out what's happening onstage, much of "Inoah" remains dark and strange.
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"Moreover, she fails to adequately make out the basic elements of her claims," he added.
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Area 21 began to make out the patterns of a familiar adversary: the C245d21s291 group.
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The camera was expected to make out features as a small as one inch wide.
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In the teaser, you can make out Jesse's second car, the red 1986 Toyota Tercel.
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Whether the Democrats will make out even better over the long term is another question.
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Music gets a chance to breathe and you can make out some finer production details.
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They make out, but Tabitha says she doesn't know if she's ready for anything more.
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To avoid that fate he would need to make out a legal basis to stay.
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I make out a zigzag, a line of fringe cutting its way through the clamor.
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My office overlooks ground zero and there's one big tree I can always make out.
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But even after the dance music was turned down, they were hard to make out.
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I squinted at the insole but couldn't make out the letters without my reading glasses.
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I could not make out the shape of my own hands in front of me.
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Did you read it as "make out," in the squinting, trying-to-see-something sense?
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When the boys looked out, they could make out villages even half a mile away.
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Wincing, I could just make out the sun cresting mountains freshly adorned in spring snow.
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Squint, and you may have been able to make out an individual senator or two.
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Looking forward to the gritty movie that David Fincher will make out of this one.
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With the naked eye, I could just barely make out the objects inside the box.
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I could make out his huddled shoulders under his blanket, his face to the window.
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"You're such a little nothing," she tells him, before they begin to desperately make out.
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However, it was still very much a make-out video, and people understandably lost it.
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We would hitchhike to Stinson Beach, where we'd hide behind dunes, make out and touch.
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For the moment, the precise shape of Trump-branded targets is hard to make out.
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All modern music, with its countless melodies revolving around wanting to make out, suggests otherwise.
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Also if you have laser beam eyes you can probably make out the SAMO©.
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I couldn't make out her words at first, only what sounded like distress in them.
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Due to injuries and suspensions, Jordan barely has enough players to make out a rotation.
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Whether you make out or go and have full-on intercourse, that's like, burning in hell.
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Perhaps if he waited a little longer, he would be able to make out the path.
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For example, would you make out with your grandmother (dead or alive) for a cool million?
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And despite their schemes and general inability to serve customers, they actually make out all right.
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Ever wondered what it was like to make out with a delicious plate of spaghetti bolognese?
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I make out with women because I love women, not because I'm trying to be sexy.
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COOL -- UFC star Alan Jouban got to make out with Gigi Hadid for a Versace commercial.
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While the handwriting is pretty hard to make out, Bustle managed to decipher the important parts.
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"I guess I'll just make out with him whenever I'm allowed," she said with a smile.
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Carina is sad too, so she and Henry make out lightly in deference to her mourning.
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The newly engaged couple giddily make out, kissing and cuddling and gushing about their futures together.
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Probably. But if you really do have this tape, you could make out like a bandit.
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The former never even kiss; the latter make out and then never speak of it again.
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She straddles him on a jet ski and they make out for what seems like hours.
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It was too hard, during play, to make out actual people in the cloud of dust.
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Ahead, I could make out France's tricolour blustering furiously in the wind above a sleepy port.
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"There's a bunch of people sitting around a monitor watching you make out," Dyer told Newsweek.
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However, the audio was so low that I couldn't properly make out what anyone was saying.
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Aging reduces our performance at everything athletic, but sometimes it's hard to make out what's happening.
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You can make out his general shape, but it is the imagination that creates his identity.
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From my stand, I could just make out the white of his stomach through the brush.
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But, Hart adds that she and Reynolds did share a steamy after-hours make-out session.
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Did you finally make out with the crush you'd been swooning over since you were 233?
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Hard to make out if he got checked, but somehow JB ended up on his ass.
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It is hard to make out any actual hologram effect in the Fenty Beauty hologram lipstick.
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It turns out that the cast is pretty good at decoding on-screen make-out sessions.
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It also projected over my face, so I couldn't really see and make out everything clearly.
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I can make out the various layers and positions of instruments in a recording with ease.
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You can make out the frequency all right, but the words get garbled along the way.
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I do surface painting with colors I make out of a food coloring and frosting mixture.
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Lean in close, you can make out some of the details, but it's confusing by design.
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Morgan briefly came up for air to say "Wow," and the two resumed their make out.
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He and a henchman hose them down in the shower and force them to make out.
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This might mean a temper tantrum, but a randomly intense make-out session is also possible.
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Observing how the others dance, laugh and make out, I also can't seem to stop laughing.
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From the matching black leather jackets to the courtyard make-out sesh, the lust is palpable.
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The show is so frequently so dim that viewers can't possibly make out what's going on.
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Her vision was weak, but she could make out the trees and see birds fluttering about.
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He also comes to my apartment after work sometimes, but again, only to make out briefly.
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She could hear him speaking to her parents but couldn't make out what he was saying.
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And then there is the money that savvy financier-collectors can make out of auction guarantees.
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"Without more details, it's impossible to say how middle-class families would make out," he writes.
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Without printed lyrics, it was sometimes hard to make out the words Mr. Thile was singing.
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As he entered, he was rapping, but you couldn't make out the words over the applause.
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Nobody in the novel, unless my memory deceives me, gets to make out with a mermaid.
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She is plucky, for her resilience and for the sounds she can make out of words.
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I heard the male detective talking to the trespasser, but I couldn't make out the words.
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Struggling to make out what other people are saying leaves less brain power for anything else.
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But in order to use Puff effectively, you have to make out with a rubber chicken.
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" A French tour group passed by; Patel could make out the guide saying " Jean " and " Lennon .
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Along the range of hills, we could make out one peak that stood above the others.
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In this photo, you can also make out the hexagonal storm that encircles Saturn's north pole.
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After the date, he walked me to my car and then tried to make out with me.
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All I could make out from the list was that she wanted to take me to Sweden.
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Tabitha doesn't even go to the party, and instead heads over to Luca's apartment to make out.
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Both the Inspector General and Comey make out a provable case, then conclude there is no case.
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And if they make out in public one more time, I think I'm going to throw up.
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But it is clear that his goal is not as altruistic as events like this make out.
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Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley (she's in this movie too!) are reunited, and they make out hard.
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"He looked at me and he goes, 'Michelle and I were planning to make out,'" Souza said.
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Murkowski said "No" so quietly that people in the Senate gallery couldn't make out what she said.
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She'll be like, 'Mom, I don't want to watch you make out with like all these guys.
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Our humor is so alike even though how we make out work is a little bit different.
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They even shared an intense make out session at an after party at this year's Golden Globes.
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Light and Mia make out and commit murder seconds apart, without an ounce of remorse or humanity.
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Only as I get closer can I make out the columns of smoke billowing from individual homes.
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He looked up and could just make out the face of the man with the Nigerian accent.
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We enlisted five real couples to swipe 'em on, make out, and report back on the results.
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Its OLED panel delivers unparalleled contrast, which you can sort of make out in the photo above.
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You can also make out the floral details in my dress more clearly in the Xs shot.
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At one point I messed with her and said, 'Okay, cool, the make out scene is next.
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To put it briefly, Luyendyk's love language is almost definitely Physical Affection — guy loves to make out.
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But as shown below, the asteroid is still too distant to make out any features or details.
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The date even goes well: They share some witty banter and make out for a little bit.
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Other Gossip: — Will Veronica and Archie fully start dating in the wake of their make-out session?
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Another fragment bathes in a pool overlooking a city, the skyline of which I can't make out.
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As for the make out rumors -- our sources say it's just a bad angle in the photo.
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After finishing his dance, Viall goes to the sideline to make out with Grimaldi, who is watching.
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It's kinda been their thing lately -- make out in public here, there ... and just about everywhere else.
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This prop is so detailed you can even make out a tiny spring in the mask's wreckage.
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This is one of the first records where I can make out a lot of your lyrics.
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Although he was barely visible, Jordan could make out a red mark over one of his eyebrows.
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To make that perfectly clear, the video even features multiple make-out sessions between Hadid and Malik.
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YO, BRAD PITT AND MARION COTILLARD MAKE OUT IN A CAR IN A DESERT IN A SANDSTORM.
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My eyes couldn't escape a dense fog in which it was impossible to make out a thing.
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On the contrary, in socialist countries, the wealthy and the connected always make out like bandits. Literally.
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But I could clearly make out treble, mid-range, and bass tones, and enjoyed the listening experience.
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Aerial surveys cannot make out whether some of the structures are homes or other types of buildings.
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The group date Rose goes to last night's make-out phenom Peter, who is wearing plaid pants!
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From what I could make out in the dull, scratched-up mirror, I didn't look so bad.
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Experts were able to make out its distinguishing cannons once the REMUS' cameras neared to the wreckage.
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For now, we'll be awaiting a clearer announcement — one where we can actually make out their faces.
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He struggled to make out his reflection in the old television, which even blank seemed a curse.
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Once you slow down and look deeper, you can make out complex arrangements of symbols and subjects.
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Things may feel stuck around communication today, but a make-out session is in your stars anyway.
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Tom Brady's back under center ... in a smoldering beach make out session with his supermodel wife, Gisele!
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The reception was bad and Mr. Radney could not quite make out what his brother was saying.
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Even the best telescopes, from 22,226 light years away, could make out no more than a blur.
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The reception was bad, so Mr. Radney could not quite make out what his brother was saying.
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In another of Girault's images, you can just make out a tripod, forerunner of today's selfie sticks.
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Closer still, one can make out the bridge's three archways spanning a small river, the Overtoun Burn.
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In old photos, you can make out an exterior sign reading "Frank's Bar"—no "Dirty" in sight.
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"He smiled gently and it was hard to make out what he was saying," Mr. Penhall wrote.
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Make time to enjoy yourself, Gem: go to a party, make art, make out with someone cute.
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The visibility is so poor it's hard to make out the colors of traffic lights at intersections.
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Through the windows I can just make out a white line of sea-foam hitting the beach.
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You honestly have to squint at the screen to make out any dent in the boss' health.
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Opinion BIRMINGHAM, England — I gripped the phone, trying to make out the words on the crackling line.
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Just under the shroud of gray, I could make out its tongue, thick ice blue with age.
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In the dim light, I could make out a giant white orb and some crumpled black . . . pants?
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We would make out in the back of the car and the screen would fade to black.
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" He added: "I think sometimes the divisions are not quite as deep as some would make out.
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I take a video and send it to my husband, but he can't make out the kicks.
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Her misstep occurred when she decided to make out with her brother on the red carpet, though.
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Even Paige wants to make out with Matthew (which I find unfathomable — has she seen his hair?).
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In Cook's case, we didn't actually see the phone at all, we only could make out an outline.
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We can make out a carton of greens, a bunch of carrots, and what looks like some scallions.
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I can almost make out the specific contours of a woman's face, but it's a blurry, phantom image.
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For the swift fans trying to make out that I would ever do blackface please see this video.
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He goes full creeper, trying to make out with her, telling me we can have a three-way.
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They didn't make out this time, but it continued a trend of the duo appearing in projects together.
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Was the romance as sweetly chaste as Sandy described, or did they really make out under the dock?
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Is it not a little odd to be cheering for that kiss alongside full-on make-out scenes?
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If you were wondering what your summer make-out playlist for 2018 should start with, we found it.
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"When I want Dany and Jon to make out but I remember she's technically his aunt," another wrote.
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It didn't completely silence them, but at least he could no longer make out what they were saying.
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I read for a bit, but the light was dim and I could barely make out the words.
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I asked her what had happened during the minutes when I couldn't make out what she was saying.
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"Riverdale" often includes moments showing the actors shirtless during boxing scenes, car wash sequences, and make out scenes.
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Mr. Frateur apparently based the English song texts on Icelandic myth, but they were hard to make out.
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Hellboy's lines that we can more easily make out are generally said offscreen, seemingly added in post-production.
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The Daily Mail reports the couple chose a beach in Malibu, CA, for their Thursday make-out session.
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She fights it hard by trying to turn his shoulder to cry on into a make-out session.
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The rocket is supposedly a few miles in front of me, but I can't make out a thing.
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Meredith and DeLuca's almost make-out session is put on hold as the rush off to help CeCe.
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It's a little hard to make out, but looks like all lil Geo wants is a police car.
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They had a consensual make-out session in a stairwell that never resulted in sex, according to Banks.
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"Both of them were clearly drunk and he was trying to do make out with her," Simmons said.
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Bieber, 22, and Richie had a beachside make out session, Saturday, hugging and cuddling in a private cabana.
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"That's the last time I ever make out with Bono," Grohl, 2, joked in a statement on Twitter.
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The two make out at a party, and Kyle assures Lady Bird that he, too, is a virgin.
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When they correct we get wiped out and those who can afford to buy insurance, make out fine.
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"Body," her latest, is one of those gorgeous, sensuous songs that slides nicely into a make out playlist.
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Joseph looks straight ahead; Eleanor looks at Joseph, trying to make out a shadow of his younger self.
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All this stuff has been going on a long time, and they just make out that it's new.
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This isn't the best day for communication, but it's a good time to make art or make out.
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Later, he pulls her into an alleyway for an intense make out with a side of heavy petting.
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Or, if you can't make out the stadium, well, it's the place where multiple bolts of lightning strike.
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Then — wait for it — they fully laid down and rolled around in nasty swamp water to make out.
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They feast on bread and cheese and make out under the Tuscan sun, and it's really quite magical.
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I didn't know what I was seeing—I could make out the characters, but their meaning eluded me.
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Who will live, who will die, who will become perfect platonic friends and who will finally make out?
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I got close enough to make out their shapes: They were ships, and under them a landing platform.
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The wind had died down almost entirely now and he could even make out stars on the horizon.
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Your human eye would still be able to make out some features, but it would be very dark.
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There are a handful of 2000s-era heartthrobs that millennial teens were collectively dying to make out with.
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She'd make out with both boys and with girls at Pulse without harassment, or even a second glance.
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He's been known to make out with any entity that's vaguely female in form, including insectlike soul-eaters.
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Here, "You can make out a little bit, but don't go to the apartment, no way," Nobile said.
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Did they imagine that he was doing work, maintenance or repair, some job they couldn't clearly make out?
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It was so hard to make out among the metal struts that I didn't recognize it at first.
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Blinking green rectangles highlighted the trespassers; zooming in, he could make out the group of figures more clearly.
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Plus, she gets to make out with Jed, Peter, Tyler, and goodness knows who else (get it, girl!).
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The man behind the wheel was young, though I couldn't make out his age: perhaps 18, maybe 20.
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Then again, to what charity do you make out a check when you're trying to repent for doping?
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Neptune's the planet of escape and fantasy—Venus wants to make out, go shopping, and eat delicious food.
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" Joe Jonas, in this example, might be thinking, "Holy crap, I get to make out with Ashley Graham.
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I could faintly make out the top of the building from my window, so I wasn't taking chances.
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Sometimes I have chicken defrosted, but no idea what to "make" out of it, or make it with.
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" The lyrics, from what I can make out, are: "We're gonna make America great, make America great again!
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"It's impossible to make out what it is," the lawyer said, noting that Mr. Scott was right-handed.
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As Huckberry puts it, you can "make out like a bandit" by checking into their weekly specials shop.
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She played those reels and through the hissing and the overtalk, she could just make out a conversation.
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He recalled days when the feed was "too grainy or choppy" to make out exactly who was struck.
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When the instructor shut off the lights, I could barely make out my body's form in the mirror.
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I could just make out an abandoned concrete bunker, probably from World War II, in front of us.
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If we listen closely we can make out the sound of restless waves, breaking and then retreating again.
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From what I could make out in the meager light, he was tall, balding and a little disheveled.
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"I got to make out with his wife for 'Mercy Streets,'" Mr. White said with a big laugh.
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Earlier photographs of the polar regions were taken from a sharp angle, with details hard to make out.
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There was no photograph in the living room that Becky could use to make out the family's story.
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The pieces of debris were not much bigger than the minimum of what the camera could make out.
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Weeks of group dates, heart-to-hearts and make-out sessions have led to this two-hour finale.
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Some hot guy swooping to whisper "We are going to make out" just before the stroke of midnight?
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Or so you try to reassure yourself, as you squint to make out familiar objects in the dark.
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Whoever it was, Robert Mueller, the special counsel, can make out a powerful criminal case against that person.
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Failure, for Mac, can be a kind of offering: What do we make out of what is given?
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Because Wells Fargo derives nearly all of its profits from the United States, it would make out best.
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Those who receive them make out like bandits but the cost is spread among a large number of consumers.
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Jonathan and Nancy's trip to see Murray Bowman was really just an excuse for them to make out finally.
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A question: Did Nancy and Jonathan have sex or did they just make out a little and fall asleep?
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" On rallies in a parliamentary constituency with a large Muslim population: "Can't make out if it's India or Pakistan.
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"I really didn't come to this dinner to see Bethenny make out with Barbara of all people," Morgan said.
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I can make out the individual feet of the pigeon who has joined the party, strutting back and forth.
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Later, Luke steals into Hannah's interview room to toss her on his knee for yet another passionate make out.
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Fitz is devastated, but she didn't press the button, so the door opens back up and they make out!
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Next time you're caught in a thunderstorm and feel the urge to make out with someone, blame the movies.
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It was also the first episode in which it seemed like Jon and Daenerys might actually make out eventually.
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After an awkward couch make-out, he wanted to go to sleep, and the relationship fizzled out shortly after.
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Then they make out amid the grape mush, which surely must have some effect on the wine's eventual taste.
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It's pouring rain, and we can barely make out the edges of the building that he bought in 2005.
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Most "Oh My Gauze" moments:Chanel No. 1's scary movie make-out session with Dr. Brock Holt (John Stamos).
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" DeGeneres pressed on, though: "In the series that we saw you almost made out, but you didn't make out.
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Elder tried using her binoculars, but couldn't make out what investigators were transferring from the ATVs to the SUVs.
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If you look up through the roof's plastic coveing, you can make out the Empire State Building looming above.
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Buffington said he found a bottle buried in the sand on a beach and could make out some writing.
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"I just want you to know, I'm crazy about you," he says as they make out on his bed.
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But while they are in the midst of their happy couple make out, there's a knock at the door.
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Eventually, I could make out shapes, and from across the attic, I spotted the black strap from our luggage.
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But from a distance it's easy to make out what image is being formed by the colorful wax mosaic.
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You can't really make out what Haase and the judge subsequently argue about, but it's pretty safe to assume.
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As you might be able to make out from his dainty chest ink, Momoa's character's name is Miami Man.
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Look through the magnifying glass, and you could make out the word "yes" in small print on the ceiling.
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In addition to practicing her equestrian skills, Lindsay has been enjoying the crucial make-out element of the show.
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You know—you make out and you get your tongue right in that ear—you're that kind of girl?
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Kelly has said, during her tenure at FNC, Ailes tried to physically grab her and make out with her.
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She could barely make out the grimy, hulking frame of the coal plant, the R. Paul Smith Power Station.
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Old love interests are likely to return for you to either flake on again or make out with again.
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Ahead of the Games, Kenworthy joked that maybe he will "make out with his boyfriend in front of" Pence.
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Still, others refused to take a side, since it's pretty difficult to make out the audio from the clip.
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One could also make out that the body had been straightened out, with the arms folded over the chest.
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This will also be awesome for your love life—the Moon in Pisces makes for dreamy make-out vibes.
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Believe it or not, after last week's episode and make out scene, I'm usually not a fan of PDA.
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Zoom in and you can make out the bricks on the buildings better on the Pixel 3 XL photo.
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The Pixel 3 wins on sharpness; you can make out the individual bricks on the building in the middle.
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First, researchers are able to make out the galaxy's rough shape in silhouette by looking to the galaxy's center.
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Viewers who look closely will make out two figures in the car, one pointing a gun at the other.
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On more than one occasion, Ziad and I had to ask Mother to help us make out a word.
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The couple went on to hit the beach, going into full-blown make-out sessions a few different times.
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These were the right calls to make out of the box, and the conversations, as reported, were on point.
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It was hard for him to make out his face beneath the many thin, papery layers of scar tissue.
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Notice that all of these scenes come from television, the hot bright boudoir where entertainment and governance make out.
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Cultivating the land continues in 2019, except now it's harder to make out due to smoke in the atmosphere.
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"Given his supervisory position, Famouri allowed the make-out session to continue, but felt uneasy thereafter," the suit says.
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Yep, it looks like the rich will make out better than any other group in this tax cut plan.
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These days you might just make out the lifeless whir of 200 high-speed servers over the ticking clock.
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There was drinking of biblical proportions, flirting, make-out sessions, and a high-octane atmosphere fueling an electric dancefloor.
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One of the activists turned the phone camera toward me, and I could just make out Hossein's pixelated face.
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" On the cover of his book, you can just make out the silhouette of Ariel from "The Little Mermaid.
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You could still make out traces of some original plan; the horse barns were laid out in orderly ranks.
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Even as a kid, one could make out that the American and English books were written to a formula.
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A million hearts have swooned over that make-out session in the confessional — and that possible sign from above.
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In short, this is absolutely a record you can make out to, and for that it should be commended.
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Carla makes out with one mother and then another, and then those two mothers make out with each other.
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Amid the general grayness of the beach we could just make out the hunched figures of other fossil hunters.
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My father could not see Mao clearly, but could make out the chairman raising his right hand and waving.
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But in the circle on the right, you can make out the text of that encrypted email in snippets.db.
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On Gabriel's wings you can make out every last feather, gently gradating from green to gold to grapefruit pink.
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You can just make out the roof over a distant ridge, where a group of slender palms are swaying.
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There are holdouts, of course, who view their cellphones and newspapers at arm's length to make out the words.
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And I turn around and there was this guy that I couldn't make [out] because he had ski stuff.
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We asked where their houses were but could only make out a few roofs and trees in the distance.
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The party in 2016 still contains some of Kemp's acolytes, although it is hard to make out his influence.
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And I want to see a D.J., and I want to make out with a guy at a bar.
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You can make out a 7-Eleven sign in the distance, evidence that America doesn't stop at this boundary.
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We would make out in the walk-in if we found each other in there at the same time.
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We move on to other topics, a third round usually gets ordered, sometimes we make out by the subway entrance.
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Are these hot people deigning to make out with each other in an effort to promote promoting their track together?
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The goal is to adjust the white level so that you can just baaaaaarely make out the box for 254d.
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When the topic of her make-out session with Burruss first came out in the season, Williams had denied it.
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If you're worried about slipping, you can make out and fool around in the shower before moving to the bed.
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Amid the commotion of reporters and PR representatives, it was hard to make out the announcement on the overhead speakers.
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But seriously — if you're ever jealous of an actress who gets to make out with your celebrity crush, don't be.
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We can't make out Kevin's rank, but the dark green color of their uniforms suggest that they may be Marines.
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Close enough to see the roads and land parcels, you are too far away to make out buildings or people.
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Occasionally, though â€" especially when I listen at a very low volume â€" I can make out a squeaky Yanny.
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She was the first person to make out with Nick, doing so even though he said it made him uncomfortable.
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Cute couple Demi Lovato and Guilherme Vasconcelos got their hearts pumping during a hike — and make out session — on Saturday.
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You know the type — like the guys who get scarily aggressive when you refuse to do more than make-out.
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We only get a few glimpses of his tattoo-covered chest, sadly, not quite enough to make out any detail.
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Looking back and up, I could just make out the F-86, and his wingman farther back, gaining on us.
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You'll have ample opportunity to make out with your partner and focus on the combination of internal and external stimulation.
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Nathan then suggest the pair make out on the couch to send a clear message that they're seeing each other.
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Eventually we&aposre going to make out passionately and have an amazing time, but it&aposs just hard right now.
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We're told the video is grainy so it's hard to make out the thief's features, but it's definitely a lead.
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He was rewarded for that touching story with a make out session that lasted for what seemed like an eternity.
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It is a bit out of focus, and you can't really make out the details, but I actually like that.
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Nick who wants a casual make out sesh before escorting you to your rapist's office for a late night meeting.
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He also has a Twitter account, but his spelling skills are terrible because I can't make out a single word.
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The filings with the Internal Revenue Service make out the TerraMar Project to be a relatively small enterprise, money-wise.
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By now, his Parkinson's had progressed to the point that you really had to strain to make out his words.
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In Paradise, the rules are simple — get drunk, make out, cry, and, if you feel like it, fall in love.
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Other journalists present have said it was hard to make out all of the disgraced entertainer's remarks at the time.
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As actors, we don't do this for critics or for each other, or to make out families proud, you know?
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The Punkt Mobile's screen is higher resolution than most typical dumbphones, although it's still easy to make out jagged lines.
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While it's purposefully unclear if the pair does end up having sex, they definitely share a really hot make out.
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You can tame many of Primal's four-legged creatures using bait that you make out of meat collected while hunting.
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After yesterday's intense full moon, you're definitely feeling ready to make some art, or at least make out with someone.
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In VR, the game loses enough fidelity that you can't make out the details of her face from a distance.
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Wow. Anyone else feel like watching Gwen and Blake perform together is a little like watching two people make out?
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I can't make out what he's saying on account of the shaman singing beautiful Colombian songs in the other room.
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If you look closely you can make out her blue Vans sneakers, a clue to a not so distant past.
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The group date rose goes to Luke, probably because he left her gasping for air with that make-out session.
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The groups that are already dodging taxes through offshore accounting are the ones that make out with the biggest benefits.
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I can just about make out my hand in front of me but only because it's attached to my body.
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I couldn't make out the words but they were always the same: something about love, I thought, something about loss.
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He also said something about running into a culvert, but the dispatcher could not make out exactly what he said.
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The pair went to a house where Schneiderman was staying and began to make out, according to the New Yorker.
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It's hard to make out what he wrote, but Meek says it was a racist remark that referenced white privilege.
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Fund providers may do well for themselves by offering model portfolios, but how will investors who use them make out?
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There's no smooth way to transition from that, but Sydney gets the rose and they make out in a pool.
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Through a small window, far past those low cresting "white horses," I could make out Northern Ireland's hills of Antrim.
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"Can a girl not get a f—ing açai bowl and a morning make out session in peace?!?!" she joked.
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But they could read documents, make out pebbles on the ground and spot details of landscapes hundreds of yards away.
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Even for believers in Sirius, however, the light at the end of the tunnel is getting hard to make out. ■
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Mom locked her—I can't make out if it was into or out of the bathroom, but it wasn't that.
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A photo of a man near the blast site was too grainy for officials to make out any facial features.
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In one photo, the Empire State Building was brightly lit in the background and you can make out each window.
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At this point, not even our most overpaid programmers can make out the forest for the if/then decision trees.
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Something was going on with the instructor's mic and I couldn't make out one word of what she was saying.
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In CBS's original version of Christianson's iconic theme, one could still make out a subtle hardwood rhythm in the distance.
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She upped the magnification, and I could make out the nematocysts, or stinging cells, at the tip of each tentacle.
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Some figures are approaching, but it is hard to make out their shapes with the light playing tricks on me.
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They could finally make out some meaningful details, which could eventually advance scientific understanding of the solar system's earliest days.
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Mohsen al-Khabi could almost make out the distant lights of Sanaa, the Houthi-controlled capital, just 241 miles away.
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It must've been a feel-good time, 'cause Pete and Kate were in the mood to make out right afterward.
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From where we're driving, you can only barely make out the green haze of a laser show in the distance.
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It's a bit blurry, but you can clearly make out the red jewel and the golden bands that circle the hilt.
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In order to submit an application, each company must make out a $5,000 check to the SFMTA to cover evaluation costs.
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This first one is hard to make out, but the "Anonymous Tip" in the headline is another reference to The Body.
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From the tiny island of Yonaguni, last in the Ryukyu chain, you can sometimes make out the mountains of eastern Taiwan.
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It appears to take the shape of a private shrine, and at times it's hard to make out the show's contours.
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MB: Yes, but apparently when you are a make-out bandit like Hot Flynn you know how to break the rules!
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As befitting royal protocol, it wasn't a lavish make-out affair; the couple just offered sweet lip pecks for the cameras.
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Unlike the first fight vid, it's hard to make out the players' faces ... but we are told it's Step and Lance.
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I mean, who hasn't watched and then re-watched that super hot beach make out scene in From Here To Eternity?
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This couple, for example, appears to make out right through a terrifying armed robbery at the Tap Inn in Billings, Montana.
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And, so far as I can make out, the Trump administration will continue to enforce the ACA while the litigation progresses.
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After a good old make-out sesh was out of the way, Peter showed Rachel around his hometown of Madison, Wisconsin.
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As far as I could make out, there was some crazy cheer that resulted in girls being thrown in the air.
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"I'm not so much a get drunk on the beach and make out kind of girl," she says with a laugh.
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This is The CW, where all the teenagers make out, and it isn't Riverdale, where incest is treated far too casually.
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It came from right behind me, but the crowd was too loud for me to make out exactly what it was.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is whispering in the background here, or perhaps it's talking I can't make out.
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Fresh off their playful make out session on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Sally Field and Max Greenfield are at it again.
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And, okay, shocked at how much of the episode was difficult to make out, even on the most pristine television screens.
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The planetary portrait reveals the Martian surface so closely that researchers were able to make out details just 20 miles across.
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At one point, "Pete even moved to the other side of the booth to make out some more," added the source.
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In the desert darkness it was hard to make out faces, but a scan of the crowd evinced one notable absence.
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I'm not going to go and meet a guy at a bar and then make out with him at that night.
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And no, I didn't have sex, but I did make out on the beach, and it was a lot of fun.
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I had it in my head that I wanted to make out with someone randomly, and not have it mean anything.
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In the online version, however, DC has darkened the image ... and you can only make out vague traces of his penis.
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At first I could only make out subtle light shifts, everything was just a swirling grey fog with no perceptible shapes.
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On the image at left, in the upper part of Neptune you'll make out a dark splotch: That's a new storm.
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On the image at left, in the upper part of Neptune you'll make out a dark splotch: That's a new storm.
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In the clip for "Come and See Me," Jenner and the rapper share a steamy make out session in the rain.
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That comes to mind with the video game; simply put, there's no simpler creature or character to make out of pixels.
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Briefly, in maybe the weirdest moment in the series, Titus and Jacqueline make out, before deciding to call in reinforcements: Lillian.
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So much focus this month is on your friendships, both social and professional, and you can't make out with those people!
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With some more light, we're able to make out dark hair and fresh braids — and it looks a lot like Mona.
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The female defense attorney's sudden choice to make out with a detainee and smuggle drugs in her body cavity for him?
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So each week we'd gather and try to make out Will and Grace through the snow of the set's lousy reception.
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Although it's difficult to make out, the top of the vehicle briefly rises above the smoke and flames in the footage.
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As it drew closer, the first thing I could make out was a red box under the belly of the drone.
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About half of Americans get their health insurance through their employers, and this could make out-of-pocket healthcare costs surge.
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It's hard to make out their words, but from the tone and rhythm, it sounds like they're checking in: probing, reassuring.
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The pair make out hard, the various eye-popping cutouts in JoJo's white dress sparking out lust flames every which way.
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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Jordan goes in for a major make-out session up against the wall just on the other side of the appetizers.
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But they end up having a horizontal make out session — which of course the cameras are silently capturing through the bushes.
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For weeks after the street make-out, I let the scene play out over and over in my foggy, inattentive mind.
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You can just about make out the word "mama," a wail trapped on tape, trapped inside a doll, seemingly in pain.
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But if you're willing to brave the ticks, poison ivy and potential teenage make-out spots, the vistas are something else.
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It's completely dark and cold now, but we can make out the bright lights of The Strip and head towards it.
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I might tell him something intimate about my family, pivoting into a public make-out session just to change the subject.
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But, to dismiss this idea simply for being too risky would be throwing away the chance to make out world brighter.
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In the distance, we could make out puffs of dark smoke smudging the blue sky: the location of the active cone.
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I let him make out with me on the steps for a few minutes, but then my Catholic guilt kicked in.
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Perhaps in surer directorial hands, this could work; if you squint, you can make out the outlines of that better film.
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"Fortunately, they could make out almost everything for Berger," he said, including when he went to Meppen and when he left.
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Of all the shapes and sizes on display in Rotterdam, the ones you can't make out are often the most memorable.
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Riyadh is situated in the midst of a desert, and I could make out the sprawling sand beyond the city limits.
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They can make out the sound of people -- they can never know whom -- approaching their position on this mountainside overlooking Mosul.
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If you watched the scene with subtitles you could make out the voices of Jedi including Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda.
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" In dismissing the suit, the judge noted that Ms. Tantaros "fails to adequately make out the basic elements of her claims.
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How to be good at neck kisses Once your make-out session is in full swing, add in some neck kisses.
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Specifically, that something is Sprouse and Reinhart's Instagram make out session that would put Betty and Jughead's Riverdale hookups to shame.
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At this point, you could definitely make out one security guard who was rolling with them, but again ... pretty intimate setting.
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She did make-out at Arts & Crafts with the Trybal barista: a boy she barely remembers being at her bat mitzvah.
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"If that dock could talk …" Pressed for details, she mentioned that it had been a spot for teenagers to make out.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeThis technique can be used to see detail too small or faint for the fanciest telescopes to make out.
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The street lights were so dim that it took me a moment to make out the rats scampering on the asphalt.
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I could just make out the gist, which was that the man could speak Mandarin but was refusing to do so.
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Gradually, we could make out the figure of a Luting, with a manatee-like head lolling above a fragile, human body.
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Yet while she lies there, he remains obscured enough that you can't make out his face when he kisses her goodbye.
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They're tough to make out clearly, but there's something orange in there (space carrots?) and maybe a few pieces of bread.
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The car started moving very slowly — to the point that it's hard to make out whether it was moving at all.
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The fog created for the set was so thick you can barely make out Nicotero giving cues to a walker here.
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If you squint you can just make out the largest army ever assembled If you squint you can just make out the largest army ever assembled Thematically and cinematographically, setting this chaotic, sprawling battle at night is a powerful creative choice and a valid one, and I don't question the showrunners, director, and so on for it.
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Individual instruments are far easier to make out and small, unfamiliar touches stand out in music you've heard a million times before.
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What you probably won't be able to make out is that the letters spell out three chapters from the Book of Kings.
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And yes, Trick Daddy really did kill it, but really did pay two girls $100 each to make out, which was weird.
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The on-camera make-out is just the latest in a string of photos they've shared of each other on social media.
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It's a little difficult to make out but there's a visible crease where the hinge is on the Galaxy Fold #Unpacked2019 pic.twitter.
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If French kissing is part of a longer make out sesh or sexual encounter, you and your partner can take turns leading.
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Add variety During your make out sesh, switch between French kissing and closed-mouth kissing, and throw in some neck kissing, too.
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No more accidentally deleting the recordings on your old voice recorder and trying to replay blurry sounds to make out the words.
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Now her sight is going but she can still make out the faded pictures of the two of them on her wall.
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"Wanna make out and talk about my placenta previa?" she captioned the shot, adding that she's 22 weeks along in her pregnancy.
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Mendes also said it was a challenge to make out in the water, though you'd never know it from watching the scene.
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Her Arabic was limited, but she could make out that she had been followed in the city of Alexandria two weeks earlier.
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The on-camera make out is just the latest in a string of photos they've shared of each other on social media.
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The cameras on that satellite can usually make out object as small as 10 inches on the surface of the Red Planet.
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"Remember when we used to make out to this song?" says Spelling, wearing a wedding ring as she locks lips with Green.
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"I think we read The Baby-Sitter's Club, Sweet Valley High expectedly, hoping for some sort of make-out sessions," Jenna confesses.
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There are stereo speakers on the front, and dual-camera setup that was hard to make out in the original press image.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's no end to the impressive stuff handy YouTubers will make out of wood, metal, and plastic.
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The gaps in the rings are beautifully defined and you can even make out the bizarre hexagon storm at the north pole.
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The gaps in the rings are beautifully defined and you can even make out the bizarre hexagon storm at the north pole.
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And one person will make out regardless: the owner of the 7-Eleven, who stands to earn $315,000 for selling the ticket.
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In the moonlight while treading water to keep afloat, he could make out the dorsal fins of two blue sharks circling him.
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This scene is intercut with shots of Elizabeth and Ben, in a post-hike, pre-coital make-out session on his couch.
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But in a hilarious turn of events, he stumbles upon the setup with Lauren B. and they make out all over it.
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I don't remember all that much about our relationship other than skipping class to make out in his parents' basement a lot.
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Photographing the parade from a helicopter last year, I could make out the crowds below but this time, I saw very little.
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If you look closely at the photo on the left, you can just about make out the message inscribed on the peel.
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If you look closely at some of the photocollages, you can make out carefully marked graphite lines that served as Albers's guidelines.
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Sonic could make out a few towers in the distance that seemed to be demolished, collapsed in an area cleared of trees.
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Julianne Moore and Brian Cranston feigned a hot make-out, while Eddie Izzard and Rebel Wilson engaged in straight-up tongue hockey.
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The clip has Grande altering reality as everyone around her suddenly begins to make out, some graduating to full on dry-humping.
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Nevertheless, we were able to make out the fact that they had a few different flavors of fresh pulque in the refrigerator.
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It's a lovely day to make art, or to make out with your crush, thanks to the moon's connection with sweet Venus.
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JoJo turns on her accent big time to talk to his grandparents, and it's nearly impossible to make out what they're saying.
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Farther to the right, you can make out men sawing a big chunk of the ice that threatens to entrap their vessel.
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At least one of them was required to report regularly at the police station for a felonious reason I didn't make out.
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The sun was up when we got back to the hostel, where P and I proceeded to make out on the roof.
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Justin Bieber brings fans onstage to make out with them (keeping in mind that Bieber concerts are largely populated by teenage girls).
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In the darkness of the room, he could just make out the whites of her eyes in the light from the street.
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If you look at it through a pair of binoculars, you can make out, flying from its highest girder, an American flag.
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In Harbin, a traffic policeman has to help navigate commuters since they can barely make out the headlights in front of them.
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One by one, and in pairs, those "friends" filed into a space so dark, the photographers could barely make out their outlines.
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She says when there are a lot of voices and sounds, she can't always make out if someone is speaking to her.
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Hearing Madeline discuss her make out session as a reflex isn't just funny but reflects how deeply she avoids her own problems.
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In a particularly hilarious scene, Joe attempts to navigate his make out session so that he can hide all of Beck's stuff.
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It was slightly blurred, and at first, rubbing sleep out of my eyes, I couldn't make out what I was looking at.
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Some of us want to watch two women make out, others want to be filmed having sex or, you know, pissed on.
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A bunch of diamonds also make out "10 Summers" on the center of the pendant ... in homage to Mustard's first studio album.
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Penny and Sam put down their phones long enough to make out, proving that touch trumps text, and hormones still conquer all.
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Those analysts can zoom in just enough to make out the movement of vehicles and people near the scene of a crime.
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Take it easy, Pats fans ... we're talking about his hot and heavy beach make out session with his hot supermodel wife, Gisele.
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I could make out the vague shape of his face and his emphatic hand-to-face gestures, and that was about it.
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It's about a half hour walk and we keep stopping to make out and giggle because we had a lot of rum.
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The details are hard to make out because the creature is tumbling so quickly over the choppy waters in the boat's wake.
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When you can make out the details of her movement here, you grasp its rippling flow and bodies, seemingly unhampered by bones.
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In one, you can clearly make out the details of both the wall and the cloudy sky, which is what we want.
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The footage is too blurry to make out the license plate, but a witness told the police he saw an Amazon van.
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The footage is too blurry to make out the license plate, but a witness told the police he saw an Amazon van.
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Just when you're about to give up hope, you make out a large, looming shape on the horizon, headed straight for you.
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This way you can make out when someone is whispering, without getting your eardrums obliterated by an explosion in the next scene.
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When Musk made his cold call, Cantrell was driving and could barely make out what Musk was saying, he said in Esquire.
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"I couldn't make out the labels," he said, explaining that he'd picked whatever was cheap and easy to reach on the shelf.
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That fantasy version of Cliff Stoll is hard to make out in the mad scientist, klein bottle-selling Cliff Stoll of today.
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In the black background you can make out the lower edges of three red letters T-E-D, as in TED Talks.
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You probably won't be able to make out Saturn's rings with a pair of binoculars, but you can with a small telescope.
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Each figure stares into the distance, straining to make out which of the buses routinely promised by the sign might be approaching.
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On screen, a lesbian always has to make out with a man to realize she's gay, but that was my real experience.
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And even if you can't make out all the words here, just look at Jae Crowder's face, to the left of LeBron.
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Their rendezvous takes a TV-MA turn, though -- Trump tweaks Putin's nipples, they make out and, finally ... there's some intense tongue wrestling.
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A raspy voice rambles over a grainy phone call on FreeJAH's opener, and even through mumbled words you can make out Jah's charisma.
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Forget the sobbing blood and make out scenes in Zayn Malik's new "Pillowtalk" video — we're here to tell you there's a bigger takeaway.
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The video of Michelle is incredibly grainy and distorted, and parts of it are hard to make out (and trust me, I tried!).
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But then he began to make out what they really were: hundreds and hundreds of lookalike houses, stretching on ... and on ... and on.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr and fiancee #2, Lauren Burnham, don't seem worried about their haters while they make out in the streets of Barcelona.
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She obliges, and Priest shows up in front of her confessional door to grab her face for a passionate, boozed-up make out.
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Walking down donghu lu to get to the club, you can hear the bass vibrating and can just make out Biggaton's unmistakable voice.
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The exact source of the explosion is difficult to make out in the video, but KTNV reports that it was an iPhone 6S.
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In Westeros, not having that outlet can lead to people burning down cities after their nephew-boyfriend refuses to make out with them.
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It's easier to see my face in the S9+ shot and you can make out the trees in the background in more detail.
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While you can see this conjunction with your naked eye, you'll be able to make out more details using a pair of binoculars.
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Almost immediately after she's built, Loretta longs to go outside and touch birds, and almost immediately, Roscoe longs to make out with her.
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Now, she says it wasn't a date or something, but I say when you make out on the Matterhorn it's a date, right?
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After all, Spencer is entitled to a steamy make-out session as she pleases, especially now that the Liars are all grown up.
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She even invited him to a stop on the Bangerz tour, where they actually met each other and, well, happened to make out.
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The light from the moon might make it difficult to make out the meteors, which look their best against a completely dark sky.
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Daisy heads over to the pond, lowers her head and waits for Frank to swim up — then the public make-out sesh begins.
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He and his wife were inside Saturday morning when they first heard the gunshots — first her, then he could make out three more.
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In the left corner of the scene, you can clearly make out three people on the arm chair — all of whom look dead.
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While we don't know how public investors will make out, we do know that co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel will be ok.
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Passions flare when Venus clashes with Mars on February 25—some intense make-out sessions are likely, but so are some huffy arguments.
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"We'd be on dates with our boyfriends and run into the bathroom and make out and go back to our boyfriends," she said.
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Click through for a timeline of B-squared's relationship, from church friends to make out buddies to soon-to-be husband and wife.
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The black-clad, diverse crowd of young hipster musicians loll about backstage, wearing dreadlocks and tattoos, occasionally taking drugs while women make out.
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Once he noticed he was on the big screen, he jokingly leaned over to his seatmate and pretended to make out with her.
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"He'd meet his friends at the theater, and they'd sneak off somewhere to drink or make out or party or whatever," she says.
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Security immediately rushed over to detain the attacker as he yelled for help, but it's hard to make out what he was saying.
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He decides to help Cruella to alleviate Emma's guilt for killing her, and in turn makes Cruella make out with his grandpa, David.
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Moving closer, there's just enough light in the room to make out reflections, while the grooves in the glass distort the mirrored images.
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It's also high resolution enough to even make out landforms on the surface; some of Pluto's mountains are visible in the bottom right.
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Driving on one of the metropolis' highways, buildings just dozens of meters away are hard to make out through the early morning smog.
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Though you can't make out many details in the darkened arena, each of the people surrounding you looks and acts like an individual.
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In the below photos, I pointed the Pixel 3 at a scene so dark I could barely make out what I was shooting.
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We try to peer through cracks in the shutters, listening to the cries within, but can't make out our mother in the murk.
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The consultant added that Stidham would make out any critical remark about LuLaRoe's practices to be a "personal attack," making dissent nearly impossible.
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It has taken him about two years to go from his first piece, where he could barely make out a face, to these.
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Their IRL chemistry was so intense that it had fellow celebrities chanting for them to make out during their performance at the VMAs.
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In last night's episode, they basically implied that she destroyed a city because her boyfriend/nephew didn't want to make out any more.
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Where Stephanie Tanner toiled over the morality of being at a make-out party, Charlene complained that she never hears about female astronomers.
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Additionally, if someone walked up and snapped one off of your wrist, you had to make out with them right then and there.
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Without arguments, you'd be one of those weird couples holding hands at 65—those grandparents who fully make out in front of you.
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He just started trying to make out with me and I was like, 'What the f---?' and pushed him off and swam away.
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Looking at "Restrain" from 20 feet away, it's difficult to make out anything more than an eye-shaped mirror reflecting the entire room.
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The mountains in the Golden Triangle are vast, and the poppy fields are camouflaged and almost impossible to make out from the air.
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Kelli and I didn't make out later, even after an evening stroll by Cow Bay, where seals barked and huffed in the darkness.
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The other star is about 30 percent as large as the Sun, and its light is too faint to make out a transit.
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Last week, Cyrus, 26, spoke out about their recent make-out session, and declared the musician her "type" on her own social media.
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When Karen was dying and books had shut their doors to her, she could still make out the puzzle of knit and purl.
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Vocals are clear as well; in "Uptown Funk" by Bruno Mars, I can make out the individual voices of Mark Ronson and Mars.
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These writers are engaged in a sophisticated project, in which the line between truth and fiction becomes harder and harder to make out.
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Where we can dance and fuck and fall in love, make out, be as loud and as queer and as open as possible.
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Nick seems to take her message to heart ... that is, until he leaves with Corinne ... and quickly proceeds to make out with her.
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Make out with him, comfortably, until someone else comes along—if making out with him is what you want to do, that is.
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The maester's face is too blurry to make out, but it could be Jim Broadbent, who is playing an archmaester in the new season.
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You can identify how fast it's moving, and get some idea of its position, but you can't make out edges or shape or texture.
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"We are witnessing one crisis after another and I can, by no stretch of the imagination, make out growth prospects anywhere," Folkerts-Landau said.
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Sure, we could make out a snowman-like shape, but it also looked like something a shot with a smartphone from a moving car.
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Locks of hair, which can frequently be blurred into the background on other phones with portrait mode, are sharp and easy to make out.
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As binoculars go, these aren't like most 'toy' binoculars, where you can barely make out what you are looking at due to the blur.
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But in terms of obstruction, I think that there is no credible evidence based on the Comey firing to make out a criminal charge.
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With thousands and thousands of miles not just unmarked but difficult to make out, the mapping community has its work cut out for it.
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Say this for famed virgin Colton Underwood, America's next 'Bachelor' knows his way around first base ... just look at his mile-high make out!
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Tuna noodle casserole is the kind of thing that you can make out of things you have in your pantry at any given moment.
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So every time you don't have to make out a check in order not to have health care, think of that, think of that.
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But there's still enough sexual tension left for them to make out in his minivan large enough to drive around his two full families.
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For all the talk of how they'd benefit from a truly free market, not even health insurance companies make out well on this one.
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It's too far away from the scene to make out what Scott and police officers are doing, and the shooting happens out of frame.
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In one video, Kardashian grinds on Thompson, and in the next, she has a friend film the two as they kiss and make out.
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The trouble is that these logbooks are handwritten, which means they're hard for humans to read and even harder for a computer make out.
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Episode 3Welcome back to The Fifth Wheel, where square pegs are terrorized by slimy alien creatures while their oblivious friends make out to Foreigner.
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The camera panned to Turner and Joe Jonas who started to dance, but instead did a funny fake make out session for the audience.
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It may have been tough to make out, but it was Jai Courtney's character from 2016's "Suicide Squad," in which Harley Quinn appeared.
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His background growing up in a working-class immigrant community in Hackney, East London wasn't as privileged as his American contemporaries would make out.
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It was my first time eating horse, but it was so heavily spiced, I couldn't make out any flavor other than a general meatiness.
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There it was: a variance, almost insignificant, probably just the overlay's augmentors working to enhance the little they could make out through the interference.
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Racists don't make out with the race that they hate, especially in the way he does with his tongue — so deep down her throat.
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For those wondering exactly how long we've been following the Hiddleswift saga, those headline-making beach make-out photos popped up online June 15.
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After shooting him, the gunman entered the closet over his body, but was seemingly unable to make out more potential victims in the gloom.
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During Monday's episode in Greece, the two stripped down into bathing suits to get massages, which quickly turned into a steamy make-out session.
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FF RESCHEDULE 2 CANADA DATES DUE TO ILLNESS"That's the last time I ever make out with Bono" – DG9/4 Edmonton & 9/6 Calgary.
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They go off to the club looking like celebrities from 2007, sell a bunch of blue pills, and make out on the dance floor.
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Even if they serve mostly as decoration here, I found myself attempting to view their colored windows and make out scenes in the shadows.
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So, he ends the make out session, unsure of his next move and concerned he may have insulted Missandei by finally being so forward.
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Mrs May's deal is not as bad as some of her critics make out, but it is far from what was promised in 2016.
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And it does: I could make out every bead of sweat, forehead wrinkle, and gust of wind in the opening sequences of Wonder Woman.
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Whatever it is, it is something I personally would not want to lie down and make out in, but Nick and Raven are undeterred.
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She is spotted not once but twice in the trailer spending more time with the FBI agent's son, including a couch make-out session.
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Since the tank had been damaged, its formaldehyde solution had turned a murky green so it was initially hard to make out the shark.
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But he shows up just after the clock runs out, delivering the no-holds-barred, 360-degree make out that dreams are made of.
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But in this case, watching characters we barely know make out, fake orgasms, and give each other head fails to arouse — or even interest.
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You see what appears to be a shoving match between the two men but it's hard to make out if Baldwin actually struck him.
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From there, I'll adapt the recipe if I need to and record everything that I actually make out of it just for future use.
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Hard to make out exactly what he's drinking, but witnesses tell us he seemed to be sipping vodka-sodas while mingling with the guests.
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That pisses Tyler off: he forwards half the school a blurry photo of Courtney and Hannah's make out session, and Courtney confronts Hannah, sobbing.
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In it, Grande cheers on a diverse array of couples as they intensely make out, hump, and disrobe each other in various public spaces.
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We had a chance to drive a Bolt this week, but it was lightly camouflaged so we couldn't completely make out the finished product.
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It's hard to make out exactly what Cris said but the message seemed pretty clear -- work on stretching out the wingspan on your hands!!
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Sometimes the you can't really make out the stitching between each image and sometimes it's so visible, it's terrifying (like a geometric Picasso painting).
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Many photographs are difficult to make out without close scrutinity, captured under low light and printed on black pages that emphasize their dark tones.
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It was tough to tell if there was anyone in there—to make out a silhouette you had to get within a few feet.
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The nurse's eyes practically bored through his lips in her effort to make out what he was saying, but she could not understand him.
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As the sun came up this morning, San Juan, now safe in his house, said he could make out the smoke from the fires.
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At Home With LAS VEGAS — It wasn't always easy to make out his words above the din of five Chihuahuas yipping at his feet.
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Tears welled up in his eyes and he had to make out it was the breeze off the river was the cause of them.
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Sophie Turner, who was on her feet between Nick and Joe Jonas, was holding their hands and yelling "make out!" towards Mendes and Cabello.
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But as they get closer, you can make out more, a tangle of human forms huddled on rafts, paddling furiously to cross the water.
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Some are part of a long game; some are just happy to make out with Jeremy until it's time for their subplot to start.
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Racists don't make out with the race that they hate, especially in the way he does with his tongue—so deep down her throat.
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In hazy light, Jonas and Graham cuddle, caress, make out, have a pillow fight, and generally give the impression that they're getting it on.
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She vomits the hell out of her stomach, and then as she got back in the cab, they proceeded to make out once again.
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I wrap my arms around him, and we make out under the afternoon sun to the hooting yelps of children playing across the street.
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But, the most important part of the short video is when Jenner and PND finally meet up (phew!) and make out in the rain.
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I can make out limbs and torsos relatively easily — hair, fingernails, and eyes as well, which might be green, black, red, brown, or blonde.
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"Game of Thrones" star Sophie Turner yelled "make out" while they were singing and threw her hands in the air when it never happened.
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"When a procession is taken out there, it is difficult to make out whether it is an Indian or a Pakistani procession," he said.
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Brown likes her works to retain an elusive quality — just as you make out one shape or meaning, it dissolves, and another presents itself.
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In the image above, I can still clearly make out things like what the people are wearing and that the woman has sunglasses on.
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While I couldn't make out the words, their middle fingers spoke loudly: The bitterness of the 2000 election was not going away anytime soon.
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But they quickly found that calls were frozen, or the video quality so bad that it was hard to make out who was speaking.
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The actual shooting is hard to make out, but you can see a victim collapse to the ground, and several people fleeing the area.
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It becomes an emptiness you feel as much as you see, like staring into a cave unable to make out anything in the darkness.
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Now and then I felt exasperated, especially when a performer would look right down at me and whisper something I couldn't quite make out.
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Riis, though, was content to peer through the mesh, inside of which he could make out a number of black specks of varying tininess.
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After sneaking off to make out in their hosts' bedroom, the couple discover the note tucked into the bed, abruptly cutting their fun short.
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"Every move you make out there from the time you get on your horse is being witnessed by a really appreciative crowd," he said.
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Mr. Rosenblum tried to decipher the beginning, starting when officials announced the evacuation, but he could only make out a jumble of disconnected phrases.
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But if you're Jodie Turner-Smith, you not only get to make out with your teen crush, you get to maybe marry him, too.
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Speech amplification can home in on someone's voice to help you make out exactly what they're saying over the constant noise in the background.
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In crowded nighttime San Francisco, the chevrons were sometimes hard to make out—an issue that could likely be resolved with some design tweaks.
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You can generally make out the objects, but in most cases, it's probably not something you're going to rush out to share on Instagram.
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I couldn't make out any recognizable images, and then suddenly I could: a man and a woman, close together, moving from left to right.
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But at the same time, there's also no question that things feel like they're accelerating to a conclusion that's still hard to make out.
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An LED light installation wraps the crown of the tower, though what is displayed on it nightly is always somewhat difficult to make out.
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Rip and Gideon, finally in a situation where they both have human bodies, make out until Rip will literally die if he doesn't leave.
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It reveals that at the 2:04 moment, you can just make out what will likely be a hugely impactful moment in the film.
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When you're enmeshed in the treadmill of the news cycle, it can be hard to make out the forest for all the trees whizzing past.
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In this 2006 vid, the actress and Justin Timberlake make out in a swimming pool and one of them dies in a fiery car crash.
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" It was hard for him to make out the words with the shooting ongoing, but said he was sure that one of them was "fuck.
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"I can always tell [it's racialized] because they stop for a few seconds so they can make out exactly what I look like," Rosen says.
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The photo is labeled as "Jaluit Atoll" — an area in the Marshall Islands — and you can make out a Japanese barge ship in the background.
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Without the source painting across the room, you might not make out the traceries of its composition through the tangles of linear and color notations.
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In that case, you should adjust the backlight of your LCD TV to a higher level to bring up anything that's tough to make out.
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Looking straight down in the fading light, through a murk of green needles and hulking boughs, the forest floor is too distant to make out.
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During his wedding reception, Aimers approached a teenage server and asked her to "go outside and make out" with him, according to a criminal complaint.
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Sources say Tekashi got out in the vid, as well, but you can't make out his face -- or hair -- 'cause he's got a hoodie on.
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I've gotten a fair number of "I didn't understand that" responses when requesting an artist — Jason Isbell isn't that hard to make out, is it?
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Even if the road to future profits is hard to make out, at least the Germans are more advanced in some areas than many competitors.
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According to their survey, 30% of single men who participated said a great make out is when they have a woman's lipstick on their face.
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"I don't want to make out this is a broken-heart medicine, but even if it's a trick of the mind, it kind of worked."
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The Athens storyline serves two purposes: giving a freshly single Archie a new person to make out with and revealing the scope of Hiram's villainy.
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On the OLED you could make out each individual star as if you were looking at a high resolution photo straight from the Hubble telescope.
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If your friends' idea of a great trip to Paris involves five minute long pauses to make out along the Seine, I advise staying home.
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First, came the video of the woman with no pants The courtroom video footage isn't exactly HD-quality, but you can make out what's going.
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In the pilot, youngest sister Kitty (Calista Flockhart) is interrupted by all four of her siblings during an attempt to make out with her boyfriend.
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I was returning that early morning from the Lapa district, a rollicking neighborhood where tourists and locals alike go to drink, dance and make out.
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"It wasn't like a make-out kiss, just a peck on the lips," the middle school student says when she reports it to the administration.
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But even though Cohen couldn't make out Joel's words, he would definitely recognize what came next—the sound of a piano crashing onto the ground.
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I immerse myself in the image of "perfection" through continuously scrolling pages until my eyes blur and I can't even make out my own reflection.
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We were just dressed-up, klutzy teens navigating the awkward hardships of attracting a partner to "bust a scam" (make out) with by night's end.
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Maybe you watched Stranger Things 2 and didn't wonder if and when these two would make out, but we here at Mashable Entertainment sure did.
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" Although Kourtney, 38 poses the question with a serious tone, the exes' conversation quickly turns jovial when Disick quips back, "Aw, you wanna make out?
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Hard to make out what they're saying, but also hard to imagine the words ... Justin, Hailey or "that ring" ... haven't come up once or twice.
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Wells got back from his date with Shushanna and proceeded to make out with both Jamie and Ashley back at the house that same night.
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By going after lacklustre management, he argues, he has generated "billions and billions" of dollars for shareholders, while managing to make out just fine himself.
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Clearly, the political hay that both sides could make out of the wall impasse was worth more to them than the actual funding at stake.
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"Probably the whole decision on whether to build another condensate splitter on the Gulf Coast comes down to how those guys make out," said Fielden.
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They pretend to be unable to make out what Shakespeare is trying to do, standing alone on that sandstone block in such a summerlike costume.
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Olango's actions in the moments before he is shot are difficult to make out, in part because he is obscured at times by an officer.
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And Donald Trump claimed that he personally would be paying higher taxes, even though he, his businesses, and his children will make out like bandits.
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As an audience camera feed online revealed, many stars were standing up with their jaws open or chanting "make out!" during the tease-filled performance.
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Before I get on my hands and knees, though, I realize he's beaming and holding something in the dark that I can't quite make out.
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Through her sobs I could make out that she found her 2628 year old suburban district student athlete with an empty needle in his arm.
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He could almost make out the large generic hunting scene on the far wall: dogs flushing game from the woods beside a lake at sunset.
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Its video is crisp and clear, and the night vision feature is effective as well, allowing you to easily make out movement in the dark.
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According to the NON representative, a video posted to the collective's Instagram caught the incident on camera, though the footage is difficult to make out.
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Indeed you can't make out what these sculptures are about without coming closer than you feel you should — and seeing things you won't soon forget.
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She squeezed his hand, opened and closed her eyes and tried to speak, but Mr. Bahsi said that he could not make out the words.
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In the dark I could make out the herdsmen on foot using their bastoni to redirect a few cows that had wandered into the brush.
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A couple seated at a corner table glance over at me and go back to their drinks, their faces difficult to make out in candlelight.
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Past the RV park, he could just make out the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, near where Lewis and Clark had once camped.
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I could (mostly) follow a conversation in normal voices about 30 feet away whereas without the buds I could make out maybe every fourth word.
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In an early episode of the sitcom Friends, Ross and Rachel make out under the "stars" in a planetarium at the museum where Ross works.
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As the ISIS invaders approached, they could make out the dam's four towers, standing over a wide, squat structure that looks like a brutalist mausoleum.
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Should Biden successfully make out of the primary and into the general election, the comparisons to the Clinton campaign will likely come to an end.
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I could make out the spot where, in a long brushstroke outlining a baboon's crest, the artist had just begun to run out of paint.
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Even if our ears aren't acute enough to perform a detailed sociological analysis of the room, they can make out one message in the throb.
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In addition, it allows color night vision — so, in theory, you'll be able to make out colors and other details in the dead of night.
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Turning a corner toward the airport, the glare was so blinding, I could only make out small details in a panorama that remained mostly obscured.
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As heavier clouds rolled in, the entire room dimmed, and I began to find it difficult to make out faces across even a short distance.
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United and American raised their forecasts for how much they expect to make out of each seat they fly a mile, a key industry metric.
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In the center, so pale it's difficult to make out entirely, is a ghostly apparition of a woman's torso, her face frozen in a grimace.
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We bought a bottle of wine and spent the whole night getting drunk and telling each other everything, only stopping to fuck and make out.
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The BAPE camo diamond chain carries a sick colorful pendant ... including black diamonds to make out Cudi's hair and white diamonds for Cudi's t-shirt.
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Skywatchers can catch a glimpse of it using binoculars—it appears as a star itself—though it takes a telescope to make out individual stars.
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The video shows Tekashi and Albarran in a scuffle and Tekashi grabbing his jacket, but hard to make out if he's also grabbing his neck.
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When Amigh uses the black thread to form shapes and figures, I find a much looser narrative — really I only make out characters and settings.
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And for couples, an old revival theater for a date…and bring wine and paper cups and make out to an old black-and-white movie.
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However, dogs' mouths do carry many types of bacteria, so in general, "no one should really make out with a dog … pregnant or not," Swift adds.
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Premieres once glittering with limo exits that sparked passionate hot tub make-out sessions have now turned into gimmick parades, and Ben's premiere did not disappoint.
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Before the play starts, the gathering audience can make out four figures gesticulating and drinking in a Volkswagen Rabbit with a little trailer attached behind it.
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Calling his style a "class act," Fernandez noted that he could make out each letter and was skilled enough not to need to copy from others.
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Seriously, what did we do before the longest-wearing, lowest-maintenance lip-color product came around — lasting through everything from coffee sips to make-out sessions?
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By the end of the video, Grande and Foster are so infatuated with one another that they destroy a bathroom during a steamy make-out session.
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Lost amid the context of the family drama and the expectations constantly swirling around her, it is hard to make out her own dreams or desires.
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In any case, appointment TV, beyond the Sunday night events that HBO has managed to make out of Game of Thrones, does not really exist anymore.
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In the clip, Lopez appears to be holding an unidentified object in his right hand, but it's hard to make out whether it is a hatchet.
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Still in my boxers, naked from the waist up, I leaned across the sill into the cold, trying to make out the words on a sign.
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The picture that the laser produces, which is 300 x 300 pixels, was clear enough for me to make out at home or in the office.
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If you listened hard amid the birdcalls, you could make out the sound of feet in rubber boots and the occasional swing-thwack of a machete.
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We cuddle on the couch and watch some comedy shows on Netflix, and then proceed to have a steamy make-out session ... and a little more.
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You have to get aroused and then have sex and then clean up (it's part of the reason she suggests considering a make out session instead).
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What he gets is a passionate make-out session with fellow contestant Lace — take a moment to let that name sink in — that soon turns ugly.
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It starts slowly, you can still make out the people outside the machine but when it kicks into higher gear, they disappear into a different dimension.
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We'd like to have the opportunity to make out with a wealthy bachelor or gossip about other contestants on national television without it making a statement.
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Three weeks with the X-U got me two dates and one make out session—I'm not sure they were worth $3,295, but thank you Leica!
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It's kind of hard to make out exactly what porn was being perused by the screenshotter but it appears the selections range from teens to MILFs.
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And just three miles beyond the building, we can make out a faint outline of what we came to see: the Falcon Heavy on its launchpad.
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She manages to royally screw it up in the end, though, by trying to make out with a dude in the baby store after everyone leaves.
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At the latter, the trio even improvised a cute elevator sketch, with Jonathan and Steve's characters putting their differences aside for a hilarious make out session.
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The former One Direction band member stars in the Bouha Kazmi-directed music video with plenty of seductive moments (make out sessions!) shared with the supermodel.
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All these plaintiffs had to do to survive the Trump campaign's motion to dismiss was allege facts in their complaint that make out a plausible claim.
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This will be a fun time to party, celebrate, create, show off your art, dance on tables like it's 2007, and make out with your crushes.
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In the pictures, you can see the 6-inch XL models in both "Purple-ish" and "Just Black," though you can't really make out the pricing.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoYou can just barely make out the back of the display and you'll notice there's no giant speaker being used as a stand.
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Although the footage of Del Toro's new merman is limited in the new trailer, you can still make out some easily identifiable similarities to Abe Sapien.
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This exercise creates the weirdest moment of season 2 that's not a fantasy, when Dev and Francesca make out with a pane of glass between them.
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A man whose face we can't quite make out is interviewing Hollywood royalty in the hopes of better understanding the notorious animosity between Davis and Crawford.
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Josh calls Amanda "baby" way too much but that doesn't matter because she's in love with him and who doesn't want to make out under fireworks.
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But with hospitals in Baghdad overrun with wartime casualties, doctors had no time for a tottering little boy who could barely make out cartoons on television.
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"I could make out with every girl I wanted to, but I'm not going there just yet," says Dottavio, who kisses Roy in the hot tub.
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She didn't stop dancing, but I could finally make out what she was saying once she squatted on the table like a much sexier Buster Posey.
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Picture this: You're engrossed in a pretty standard fictional make-out session on screen, when suddenly the switch flips and they decide to go full-throttle.
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After creating this perfect comic space, he drops into "Redbone," which, he's right, is perfect, and everyone here knows it, and everyone wants to make out.
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"All I care about is that we get to hang out, and I get to make out with you and play with your butt," I said.
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The 2010 law was enacted to encourage residents to pay the 2.9 percent sales tax on purchases they make out-of-state, including from online retailers.
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In college, I thought it would be fun to make out with a guy while lying on the bar in an after hours, open-air restaurant.
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"Math is about taking ingredients, putting them together, seeing what you can make out of them, and then deciding whether it's tasty or not," she said.
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Leo & Chelsea After his date with Kendall, Leo asks Chelsea to give him a tour of the hot tub, where they make out in the rain.
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Rudd played the notoriously rude Andy, a camp counselor who would rather let a camper drown than pause his make-out session with Lindsay (Elizabeth Banks).
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In photos, it does appear as though the phrase on her right hip has been lengthened — though it's difficult to make out exactly what it says.
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I report to you with pride that I could make out "white rabbit" ( thỏ trắng ), "tea party" ( tiệc trà ), and ăn tôi , which—you knew it!
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Scroll to the third picture, and you'll just be able to make out Markle — whose face is slightly concealed — posing in a dressing gown and stilettos.
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Using our travel binoculars, we could make out the president, security staged on the roof and in all corners of the property, and a getaway helicopter.
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"Make out like you're gonna shoot me," he told his friend Camilla — and, unfortunately, she did, not realizing that the gun they'd recently purchased was loaded.
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The live stream was grainy, and the quality of the images so poor that it was just possible to make out the text on the display.
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"Hurricanes live and die by the amount of rainfall they make out of moisture," said George Huffman, a research meteorologist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
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" Deaville pointed out that, from the images, you can sort of make out the whale's distinctive "throat pleats, adjacent to what may be a pectoral fin.
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You go to parties just to make out in the corner, using so much tongue you make a schmuk-schmuk sound like you're whisking pancake batter.
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Though often shut down by the cops Ralphy says that while violence does sometimes occurs it's not as out of hand as the media make out.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries, and it's sending you lots of love... like, literally, lots of love, flirtatious notes, and make out sessions.
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Twitter proceeded to have a field day, with theories on the origins of the dots ranging from aggressive octopus attacks to make out sessions gone awry.
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Patti Smith's poetry and songwriting are really fascinating and it's tough to hear those nuances and make out what she's saying in a crowded green room.
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The draft's other top players will make out well too: the second pick will make about $6 million and the third about $5.4 million, estimates RealGM.
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Those adept and courageous fighters sometimes flew so low we could see their faces and make out the color of their hair, sometimes even their eyes.
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