Which is actually the most jarring part of the exhibit.
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Most jarring for players and fans will be the revised scoring system.
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Mr. Lazio said the sudden lack of attention could be most jarring.
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Most jarring, I've lost my old relationship with the map of the Tube.
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This, to me, was one of the most jarring realizations of my recovery.
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But the most jarring omission of all had nothing to do with Williamson.
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But the most jarring moment might be when he empathizes with Kim Jong-un.
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The most jarring incident came in August 2015, a month after the 709 arrests.
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The most jarring interruption of the ocean soundscape comes from a process called seismic surveying.
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The most jarring was the criticism that Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort aimed at Kasich.
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Yet the most jarring jokes in this special are those that subvert her reputation for kindness.
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Most jarring is that he doesn't have a senior Pentagon official on his Coronavirus Task Force.
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But perhaps the most jarring, triggering element of the show is the repeated invocation of Hillary Clinton.
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One of the most jarring things about Justice League is that Batman doesn't want to be there.
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When asked to name the most jarring moment, he insisted there were "a handful" of such instances.
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The most jarring one I meet is a person from my hometown, which is just outside of Edmonton.
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But perhaps the most jarring piece of the document dump was Luber's own accusations against his former staffers.
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But the most jarring part of it all was the image Pusha-T used to accompany the diss track.
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The mismatch within these paintings — the visual equivalent of a record scratch — is not their most jarring element, however.
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Perhaps the most jarring aspect of the exhibition is the juxtaposition of Othman's broadcast testimony with the architectural renderings.
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The violence renders I, Who Did Not Die one of the most jarring and scary memoirs in recent years.
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The latest details are some of the most jarring and could raise questions of violations of factory workers' rights.
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This was a thoroughly modern battle, though, as some of the most jarring passages of Verini's book make clear.
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"We never turn away a woman," Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales explains, leading to the most jarring, haunting reality check.
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One of the most jarring victims of WannaCry was the Britain's National Health Service (NHS), the national health-care system.
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What came after their bar crawl was perhaps most jarring for Musgraves, though she made most of the unusual situation.
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The horde of walkers itself, however, may be the most jarring sight in a sprawling city known for its traffic.
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What's most jarring — and disturbing — about Dorsey's statement is its latent suggestion that all of Twitter's progress has been a mistake.
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Moreover, he brusquely shut down an Orthodox Jewish journalist on the issue in one of the most jarring encounters of his presidency.
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And perhaps the most jarring difference is simply observing how close the bears get to humans, and how playful the animals are.
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This isn't the only occurrence of scatological humor, but it is the most jarring, particularly because the First Daughter makes an appearance.
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In the most jarring part of the show, he discussed the death of his mother in June in a remarkably unsentimental aside.
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"As for the danger people encountered every day on the subway, these words were the most jarring to me: "Is it dangerous?
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Perhaps the most jarring parallel between the reaction to Trump affair and Moore's scandal is in the reactions from the candidates themselves.
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But most jarring of all is the P easter egg, which straight up looks like an upside down B from the Beats logo.
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I think also, one of the biggest things that is most jarring about all this is to find out this was always here.
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One of its most jarring discoveries was that of the cavalerie lance-flammes, an informal brigade of French MEN who fired flamethrowers from horseback.
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First Words The two most jarring events in the past decade of American life both had the whiff of a grand con about them.
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Perhaps most jarring, this Tubman is armed and ready to start blasting, something you certainly don't see in all those children's books about her.
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The most jarring for me -- and effective, in setting the tone -- was seeing Thanos beat the stuffing out of the Hulk right off the bat.
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It's one of the most jarring experiences to go through whether you're experiencing loss yourself or watching someone you love go through the grieving process.
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The most jarring of those took place in 2012, when 20 young children and six adults were slain at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut.
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Of all the many things I didn't anticipate about new parenthood, this loneliness that clutches me like my baby to my chest is the most jarring.
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We're only five minutes into this tour, and I've managed to blow out our palates with one of the most jarring flavors in the entire garden.
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But the most jarring thing in the above enumeration—one that we understand quite well—is that it has the possibility of changing our food preferences.
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One of the most jarring ways to curb the time you spend on your smartphone is to make its screen much less desirable to look at.
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For several recent seasons, the N.F.L. has attempted to legislate the most jarring collisions out of the game, hits that were once not only legal but celebrated.
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The most jarring is a scene from spring 2017, when Trump and then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tussled over the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977.
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"The thing that was most jarring to me was that today, there were lots of groups of students coming to DC to learn about American history," Boorboor said.
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What may be most jarring to watch is Robson and Safechuck's internal struggles to verbalize, even all these years later, what was really going on during that time.
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The most jarring feature of the government's argument comes near the end of its brief when it advances a novel theory of government "complicity" in acts it finds reprehensible.
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But it's Lindstrom's producer name that is maybe most jarring for an amiable dude from north of the border: Murda Beatz, or just Murda to everyone who knows him.
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The book's most jarring revelation is that every President from George Washington onward has been accused of corruption, abuse of power or some violation of his oath of office.
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On one hand, it's easy to understand why the internet immediately isolated the video's most jarring moments and transformed them into jokes about the new Avengers movie and seasonal allergies.
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One of the most jarring revelations from the docu-series is the encounter between immigration attorney Andrea Martinez and two unrelenting ICE agents, all of which was caught on camera.
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Somehow, the most jarring thing about the 2020 AMG GLC 63 S Performance Coupe isn't the fact that Mercedes-Benz gave that captcha-sounding name to a four-door SUV.
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But ominous pictures turn up in the mix as well; most jarring are the scenes of lynchings, and one of white students punching an effigy of a black man in 1957.
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But some of Free Meek's most jarring details center on state-sanctioned injustices that could happen, and do happen, to the millions of Black Americans trapped in the criminal justice system.
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One of the most jarring moments of Wednesday night came during the remarks of Leon Panetta, a figure who has served in an impressively diverse array of powerful positions in Democratic administrations.
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Among the most jarring sideshows of the war is the presence of dozens of Western fighters who have volunteered with the Kurdish-led force in northern Syria, as well as in Iraq.
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South Carolina has been home to some of the most jarring race-related events over the last year, including a church shooting last year in Charleston last year that killed nine people.
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Now talented design artist Keiichi Matsuda has brought that vision home in the most jarring way possible: by pairing the concept of a corporation-saturated existence with the idea of augmented reality.
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VICE has an exclusive first listen to Litt's new remix of Monster's most jarring, emotional song, "Let Me In," as well as a conversation with R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills about the track.
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Black Ben Carson Side A cover by Sanjeev Unsurprisingly, JPEGMAFIA's music reflects a broad range of influences and perspectives—Black Ben Carson is one of the most jarring things you'll hear all year.
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If you haven't seen the earlier test versions of the new design, the most jarring change will be getting used to the fact that almost nothing is in the same place as before.
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The gladiators, the apparent bad boys of the group, stand around smoking cigarettes and taking selfies, but it's their anachronistically pale white legs—hidden by modern man under pants—that seem most jarring.
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But his firm stance on that invasion now represents one of the most jarring differences in his abrupt political marriage to Donald J. Trump, who has repeatedly emphasized his opposition to the war.
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With the help of TBWA\Chiat\Day, a New York-based creative agency, they've printed real newspapers and magazines, headlined with some of the most jarring, comedic, and depressing fake news of 2018.
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Perhaps most jarring to Murphy is how many marathon cheaters seem to go out of their way to post about their race after the fact: A golden age of humblebragging fuels the false reality.
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The most jarring accusation comes from a woman who told the Post that Moore engaged in two sexually inappropriate meetings with her at age 29 when he was a 03-year-old district attorney.
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Though there's strong evidence that the world is actually becoming a safer place, the opposite can seem true when television screens and news feeds concentrate the most jarring global events on a regular basis.
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Indeed, the most jarring element in the production, otherwise smoothly directed by Devin Brain, is the decision to shift from swords to rifles, from sandals to combat boots, over the course of the play.
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Today, Carrey's public life seems to exist solely in his art studio and on Twitter, which plays home to some of his most jarring political paintings and the scathing captions to go along with them.
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When it comes to race, the most jarring difference between the Trump presidency and that of Barack Obama is not necessarily the nature of the ugly incidents playing out across the country under their watch.
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But the most jarring moment of this terrifying new movie might be when Annie, a mother played by Toni Collette, tells her son she never wanted to have him and tried to induce a miscarriage.
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One of the most jarring animal cruelty cases involved Michael Vick, whose National Football League career as the franchise quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons was interrupted by his prosecution for his role in a dogfighting ring.
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An August 2011 standoff cost the country its top-notch bond rating from the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's and caused the most jarring two weeks in financial markets since the 2007-2009 global financial crisis.
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The most jarring result of the Zika virus on a fetus is microcephaly, a condition where the baby's head is too small for his or her age, and can occur with irreversible brain damage, Curry said.
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A standoff in August 2100 cost the country its top-notch bond rating from the credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's and caused the most jarring two weeks in financial markets since the 252-22018 global financial crisis.
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"The most jarring change is that it appears that the possibility of Donald Trump winning the presidency is well priced into the markets today," wrote Jason Trennert, chief investment strategist at the firm in a note Tuesday.
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And then the grotesque skinning scene, lingering over Jorah's muffled shrieks and those foley noises — Game of Thrones has always struggled with its fluid tone, but these dips into torture porn are the most jarring and unnecessary.
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And most jarring for someone like me who has reported from those countries: The people who will feel the most severe impacts are some of the world's poorest and hungriest people — those whose carbon footprints are tiny.
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In fact, the summer of 2016 and national unrest it brought may have been one of the worst in recent memory for staffers of color on Capitol Hill and most jarring to communities of color across America.
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A standoff in August 2011 cost the country its top-notch bond rating from the credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's and caused the most jarring two weeks in financial markets since the 2007-2009 global financial crisis.
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The revelation occurs in all caps, implying that It's gender is supposed to be the most jarring event in a book where several eyeballs deflate, a toddler's head is smashed on a toilet seat, and preteen sex activates a magical GPS.
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Your most jarring example of backpacker tourism run amok was Haad Rin, a town on the Thai island of Ko Pha Ngan, which went from a little-known beach to a giant party place, famous for its full-moon parties.
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In this episode's most jarring scene, Freddy, who has decided to move on from his job, completely lets the president have it, calling him an obscene name that shouldn't be lobbed at anyone, but certainly not at the commander in chief.
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Many of the series' most jarring moments happen when it explores, with on-the-nose shrewdness, how hard it is to upend the status quo, to shake people out of their belief that everything is fine, and create a real revolt.
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In perhaps the most jarring example, Serena Williams's first match in four months, last week at the ASB Classic in Auckland, was not available to watch in the United States unless you were resourceful enough to find a pirated stream.
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At times, the prospective Supreme Court justice abandoned composure to shed tears and scream, but at his most jarring he straight-up refused to answer questions directly, was unwilling to request an FBI investigation, and, as further research revealed, apparently lied under oath.
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It's difficult to pinpoint the most disappointing part of this movie, but the most jarring was its insistence that Jesse (Elle Fanning) possessed some kind of rare perfection that caused everyone in her immediate vicinity to inhale sharply or try to murder her.
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After one of the most jarring dismissals in the history of presidential politics, he's still willing to bet on himself against reason and sensibility—and he's even managed to get people like Goldman and Laifer who are willing to do the same.
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The most jarring change for most players is the limit on entrants for the qualifying rounds, the mini tournaments that allow fringe players to play their way into the main draws, where modest prize money and ranking points were up for grabs.
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Perhaps most jarring is the fact that 21 percent of women reported that when they did speak out about the sexual abuse that they had suffered, they faced negative consequences from their employers such as having hours cut, being transferred, or even getting fired.
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One of this season's most jarring moments came right before the show took a break for a few months, when January 1's "Fugitive — Part 2" ended with a bus full-on hitting Gina, Regina George style (a comparison that Gina herself would no doubt love).
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But his most jarring comment, as he seemed to veer further and further off script, was a return to the notorious statement he made in 2015 when he announced he was running for president: that Mexico (and presumably other countries) was "not sending their best" to the United States.
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King Donald versus King James The most jarring gap between Trump and those around him emerged this weekend, after the President's attack on the newest, most famous member of the Los Angeles Lakers, who has just opened a school in Akron, Ohio, and has in the past been critical of the President's views on race.
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The rollercoaster of the player daintily holding the birdie, which is maybe the silliest looking piece of sports equipment imaginable, flipping it across the net, and then the immediate flurry of explosive, limits-of-human-reflexes-and-decision-making play is one of the most jarring things you can see in The Strange Sports.
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Now, I don't hate the podcast as a whole or Lindsey as its host, but as someone from Atlanta, who has been aware of these heartbreaking and completely under-represented murders, it feels like a cruel joke for him, to think he can come in and solve one of the most jarring serial murder sprees in modern history.
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In last year's season 7 premiere, The Walking Dead delivered perhaps its most jarring and controversial episode, "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be." Showrunner Scott Gimple had to deliver on the cheap, and still unforgivable, cliffhanger ending of season 6, in which viewers were told to wait half a year to find out who Negan would kill.
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One of the most jarring and telling sequences in her 2016 documentary 13th, released on Netflix mere weeks before Trump's election, cuts together then-candidate Trump's rally statements about what "they" used to do about protesters in "the good ol' days" and his supporters' violence against those protesters with footage of attacks on demonstrators during the civil rights era.
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The news that Mr. Trump asked the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, to drop the bureau's investigation of his former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, was the latest, most jarring development in a week already consumed by questions about his dismissal of Mr. Comey and his disclosure of classified intelligence from Israel to visiting Russian diplomats.
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I will still always laugh when Squidward breathes a sigh of relief, happy to finally be alone, only to be overtaken by a bunch of omnipresent, unseen voices overwhelming him with the very thing he wants most: It's a small moment that reminds me of the comedy inherent in some of our most jarring media — like the Red Room in Twin Peaks, or the short film Un Chien Andalou by Salvador Dalí.
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