Really, though, the novel is about swinging time: The chapters alternate between the recent past (narrator in Africa, narrator on a date) and the distant past (narrator in dance class, narrator at home with her parents).
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Narrator: Ayoub Aouad: Narrator: Greg: How close are we to the Jetson's car?
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A bad narrator of the facts, he was a good narrator of his own erotic pedigree.
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She's everything the unnamed narrator wishes she was; she has everything the unnamed narrator wishes she had.
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During most scenes, the narrator briefly speaks, then some physical feat ensues, then the narrator speaks again.
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If this is the first time you're using Narrator, you'll also see the Welcome to Narrator window.
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In the "Use Narrator" section, turn the feature on or off by clicking the button labeled "Turn on Narrator."
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Tracey's the boss while our narrator is an enthralled lackey; Tracey tells the stories while our narrator takes dictation.
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In light of the passing of the original series narrator Peter Thomas in 2016, a new narrator will be announced.
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You can clear the checkbox for "Show Narrator Home when Narrator starts" to not see it again in the future.
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How to turn Narrator on using a keyboard shortcutTo turn on Narrator, press the Windows, Control, and Enter keys simultaneously (Win+CTRL+Enter).
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Narrator: In 1993, McDonald's created McStuffins, which had various fillings, including...Commercial: Pepperoni pizza, and chicken teriyaki, and...Narrator: Stuffed in French bread.
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You can open Settings and use the Narrator controls in the Ease of Access section, or you can open Narrator directly with a keyboard shortcut.
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Yes, and it shows how important the narrator is in framing the story, and that the narrator is a character, though we might forget they're there.
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Every story has a narrator, and you want to identify who the narrator is and why he or she is telling the story in a particular way.
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Narrator: Lex Hoefsloot: Narrator: Lex: We really focused on making sure that people get from A to B as quick as possible, and therefore we needed superefficient motors.
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Narrator: Bryan Reimer: Narrator: Bryan: Narrator: In addition to more public roads needing signs and lane markings that self-driving cars can clearly make out, vehicles need to be wirelessly connected with that traffic infrastructure, as well as one another, in order to interact with the world around them flawlessly.
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"On health care, there's a choice," the narrator says, before an image of Sanders appears on screen and the narrator runs through Buttigieg's litany of complaints about Medicare for All.
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" In a voiceover, a narrator asks, "Does he confess?
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" The narrator continues: "Now we know that there are.
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Narrator: All trainees have to graduate ... Instructor: Fall out!
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" The narrator adds: "Don't get burned by McClintock again.
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" He is also the narrator of "Dear White People.
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" The ad's narrator concludes: "We agree with Elizabeth Warren.
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"His tastes were our abominations: ours his," the narrator observes.
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NARRATOR: In all, Obama has taken the oath four times.
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NARRATOR: It also wasn't perfect for Herbert Hoover in 1929.
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NARRATOR: It's subtle, but did you pick up on that?
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Rodriguez is producing the series and will act as narrator.
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Girls Trip's protagonist Ryan (Regina Hall) is also the narrator.
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Gordie is the name of the narrator of The Body.
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"We didn't know, but now we do," says the narrator.
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Also, the narrator had to put on a good show!
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Narrator: On turnaround day, 30 trucks arrive at Miami Port.
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"Behind the lipstick," the narrator in one promotional video says.
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Don't go blaming the narrator and don't blame the story.
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Narrator: Take a look at this school bus from 1939.
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No one is to be trusted, especially not our narrator.
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Our narrator, Maggie, is dangerously close to the crime's epicenter.
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"Only Ted Cruz can beat Donald Trump," the narrator says
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The trailer's narrator delivers a speech that signals this, too.
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"What must a president believe about us?" the narrator asks.
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But I think, like Abuela and Narrator, I'm a Miranda.
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The narrator offers a different model of social ascent: assimilation.
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The unnamed narrator never knew her parents as a couple.
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"What's changed for Ted?" the narrator asks in the ad.
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"Live Photos are more than just photos," the narrator says.
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"The American dream, achievable," the narrator says in the ad.
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"In a story, you're God," Keret's narrator in "Fungus" says.
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Narrator: Thanks for helping me put together my toilet robot.
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Thrust into suburban domesticity, the narrator is wracked with anxiety.
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In the story "Marriage," its hapless narrator Laming is glared
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Narrator: Narcotics are then seized and sent to be incinerated.
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Narrator: The more melanin you have, the darker your skin.
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Early reviews of Swing Time have found the narrator frustrating.
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Toward the end of the novel, the narrator and her
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"It was a young man's thought," the narrator says, dismissively.
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"Dissent must be set off from dissent," the narrator says.
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In bursts Pan, who turns out to be our narrator.
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Narrator: This is what we saw on the second day.
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The narrator puts on Gould's recording of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations.
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Narrator: This is the Great Barrier Reef, and it's dying.
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Narrator: They're also worth billions of dollars in economic value.
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Narrator: This is the best barbecue in New York City.
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Narrator: But, thankfully, she's not in heels the whole time.
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The narrator had known about the other woman before marriage.
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Narrator: You can also find these elements in Billie's music.
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Narrator: Not every recruit is able to make a connection.
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Narrator: But they won't have long to dwell on it.
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Franz Ritter, the narrator, is Énard's answer to Leopold Bloom.
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Narrator: Which is an example of a nutritionally dense food.
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Narrator: And what about eating first thing in the morning?
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Narrator: Andy has made about 1,000 trees since he began.
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Narrator: A gallon of printer ink can cost you $12,000.
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Narrator: Alfred analyzes the gray scale image on a computer.
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Narrator: In other words, we're overdue for a major shake.
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Narrator: During and immediately following the shaking, buildings could collapse.
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Narrator: So, how can Californians prepare for the big one?
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Narrator: And to play Dumbo, he couldn't simply walk around.
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Narrator: This is footage of the Brazilian Amazon; on fire.
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Narrator: And that could trigger what scientists call a dieback.
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Narrator: And now, it's time to see it in action.
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Narrator: And the Beetle's final lap was not far behind.
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"Tenoch realized he had never visited Tepelmeme," the narrator explains.
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Narrator: Apple doesn't spend time talking about RAM or milliamps.
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Narrator: That's Scott Davis, a sports reporter for Business Insider.
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Narrator: According to ProPublica, the group had about 9,500 members.
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Narrator: Trainees spend over 130 hours with the firearms department.
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Narrator: Ever been stuck in an airport, parched and hungry?
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Narrator: Male and female recruits train together throughout basic training.
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A man is dying, and the narrator is comforting him.
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Narrator: After months of colorful teasers and posters, Warner Bros.
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Narrator: This is framed with a junkyard in the background.
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Narrator: And then, if they can figure all that out?
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Narrator: But even if NASA doesn't, maybe someone else will.
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Narrator: The prototype shown here will probably never reach orbit.
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Narrator: After all, theoretical models only get you so far.
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Narrator: To debunk 17 of the most common exercise myths.
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Narrator: But plain water isn't going to cut it, either.
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"Gardens have to grow somewhere, after all," the narrator says.
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"There's a new power growing in London," the narrator says.
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Narrator: OK, so basically Stern says it depends on context.
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Narrator: And that's true, no matter what you call it.
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Narrator: But how did he get from there to here?
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Narrator: But you can't just tap it and nap it.
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Narrator: Where they start painting is up to the artists.
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"I knew what he was thinking," the narrator tells us.
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"It was another proof of art's indifference," the narrator writes.
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The narrator, Simeen, has a husband who is terminally ill.
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"A brainy and omnivorous animal, the pigoon," Atwood's narrator says.
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How did it alter how the narrator thought about Christopher?
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Between the friends themselves, the narrator can see no contest.
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We feel the narrator rising, dressing and commuting by rote.
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Narrator: There's a reason why some people find this funny.
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The narrator, Bergljot, is a theater critic in her 50s.
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The narrator is forced to admit that she doesn't know.
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"She thinks so much depends on it," the narrator comments.
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Narrator: So, how exactly does this painstaking artwork come together?
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Narrator: The average lifespan of a car is 2000,295 miles.
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Is this whole story being told via an unreliable narrator?
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She's the backbone of the 2019 season as the narrator.
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"I consider man a maker of noises," the narrator declares.
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Narrator: The Mariana Trench is the deepest point on Earth.
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Narrator: But they're also one of the trench's top predators.
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Assuming Ms. Nonoo's reliability as narrator, this a minor miracle.
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The narrator speaks fluent English with a South African twang.
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Narrator: But for some recruits, the long wait creates anxiety.
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Narrator: Have you ever knocked on wood for good luck?
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Narrator: The first is a belief in a higher power.
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Narrator: The second cognitive feature is the principle of similarity.
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Narrator: The third and final principle is contact, or contagion.
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Narrator: It turns out Apple is really good at this.
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"Is this really being in the moment?" a narrator asks.
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Narrator: While also remaining true to the world they created.
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But she doesn't come across as an entirely reliable narrator.
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Ohio State won, but the scoreboard is an unreliable narrator.
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Comey's testimony Thursday presented a reliable narrator for that story.
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"Something happens then," the narrator, gone maddeningly vague, informs us.
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"Something happens then," the narrator, gone maddeningly vague, informs us.
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That swerved me, and I got the narrator in there.
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This may make her the most unreliable narrator of all.
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Narrator: And some clams are particularly dexterous with their foot.
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Toews also mines comedy from the novel's narrator, August Epp.
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Now imagine if it could rain inside, the narrator prompts.
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Ultimately she's not so much an unreliable narrator as an ambiguous narrator, though — is she the participant of a light-hearted, ongoing game, or a fantasist who's manufactured an entire scenario in her own mind?
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He can speak, but he and the narrator are capable of carrying on only a sort of halting, half-conversation; the narrator seems unsure whether to treat him as a polite acquaintance or a child.
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"The politicians can pretend it's something else," the ad's narrator says.
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He also serves as the somewhat unreliable narrator of his own
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I missed the Narrator, often the light of my life. dearly.
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Mitko's word for the narrator remains unchanged, the question remains of
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As the narrator detailed Harry's life with the Dursleys, I yawned.
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It's unclear whether Wilk is condescending or sympathetic to her narrator.
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I could pick a male narrator from somewhere in that pyramid.
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Narrator: Its tough look and military background made it instantly cool.
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Narrator: Rijo's team of 280 chefs run the kitchens 24/7.
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"It isn't bravery that drives her," a narrator explains early on.
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Previous Clinton advertisements relied on a male narrator to tell Mrs.
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Narrator, another recent YC graduate, is betting big on this trend.
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"It's very easy to overdose," a narrator in the video warned.
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"Ives wants to ban abortions," the narrator says in the ad.
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Narrator: Now, the spider isn't happy with this turn of events.
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Narrator: Spanish cuisine is known for its excellence in preparing pork.
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"We wouldn't tolerate these values in our children," the narrator says.
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"We wouldn't tolerate these values in our children," a narrator intones.
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In many ways, Bland is the narrator of her own documentary.
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The narrator is a crucial component of what makes Narcos work.
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"One Hillary in Washington would be bad enough," the narrator says.
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In the Hulu version, Moss plays the heroine and narrator Offred.
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"She deposits her eggs, and then she's gone," the narrator says.
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And I'm really excited to see who the new narrator is.
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Talese cautioned readers that Foos is not an entirely reliable narrator.
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"When you're buying a puppy, always remember P.U.P.S," says the narrator.
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EVERYTHING in "Flights" is lucidly, if fragmentarily, recounted by its narrator.
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A story can have one narrator, or it can have many.
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"That is not who we aspire to be," the narrator says.
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"Rebuild the military, kill the terrorists," the narrator says in closing.
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Please update" Narrator: "A new version, in fact, was not available.
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It was an IMAX movie—a cartoon, with an animated narrator.
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"Deborah Ross isn't about serving North Carolina," the ad's narrator says.
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The door person, the visual narrator, the DJ, the bartender, etc.
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"Liberal extremists have gone too far," the CLF ad narrator says.
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"This is memory," the narrator, August, tells us again and again.
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It's not that you're an unreliable narrator, it's just that you
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"A nearby GRB could be disastrous," the Kurzgesagt narrator points out.
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The narrator said that she saw the What Would Cheesus Do?
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Rather, the narrator tells us what people are saying and what
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The book's melody is in how the narrator examines or contradicts
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"Don't let the liberals get away with it," the narrator adds.
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"Mike did not rob the store," the narrator said in documentary.
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Narrator: This is the AMC on East Illinois Street in Chicago.
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Narrator: This is the room where illicit food meets its end.
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Where does Jaeggy's recurring narrator fit into this carrousel of types?
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"You wouldn't know it from watching the news," the narrator says.
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"We don't need to investigate our president," says the ad's narrator.
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"It's time for a new direction in America," the narrator says.
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Narrator: It starts with a printout of the design to scale.
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Narrator: The Marine Corps is defined as an amphibious warfare force.
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Narrator: Recruit training culminates in an event known as the Crucible.
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Narrator: Once the Crucible is complete, these recruits officially become Marines.
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Narrator: Jane's talking about the importance of deciding your own destiny.
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Narrator: But this vast ecosystem has been declining for a while.
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Narrator: These portraits are made using more than just resin, though.
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Narrator: Café Santiago has three locations, one busier than the others.
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Narrator: Customers can wait up to two hours just to order.
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Narrator: Is the future of gold as bright as its surface?
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Narrator: So, why does meat taste so good cooked this way?
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Narrator: Once inside, recruits are processed and assigned to their platoons.
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Narrator: Male recruits have been trained at Parris Island since 1915.
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Narrator: To debunk 18 of the most common weight-loss myths.
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Narrator: We got to meet some of the show's principal performers.
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Narrator: On average, the San Andreas Fault ruptures every 260 years.
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Narrator: And finally, the big one will severely impact the economy.
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Narrator: ...a nod to one of Hughie's catchphrases in the comics.
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Narrator: It feels like a small presentation you were invited to.
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The book opens with Blanca, our narrator, attending her mother's funeral.
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A "considered narrator" selects and records a work from infinite possibilities.
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Narrator: Despite all the traveling, Charles has always called Detroit home.
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Narrator: So, how are Border Patrol agents prepared for the field?
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Narrator: Once the trainees learn how to use firearms ... Instructor: Face!
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"Come on, I can't show you everything," the narrator tells us.
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"I wanted to go home," the narrator says near the end.
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Narrator: And this treasure hunt intentionally happens in a small space.
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Narrator: He starts by creating a rough outline for the lettering.
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Narrator: But that doesn't mean Trump's actions didn't violate the Constitution.
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Instead, he played narrator for the show from behind the scenes.
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"You wouldn't know it from watching the news," says the narrator.
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The narrator is bullied as a Jew because of his father.
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Narrator: In fact, a lot of these animals look pretty full.
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Narrator: Murielle tests the drugs with a spectrometer called a Gemini.
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Narrator: It seems Jesse is imagining that he is still alive.
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Narrator: But even though it's close, that doesn't mean it's cheap.
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Narrator: Now, the spider isn't happy with this turn of events.
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Narrator: Because you're going to get hit with that interest charge.
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Narrator: In 21940, about 6,000 sheep died near this government facility.
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Juan, the narrator, spies, overhears, investigates and ties it all together.
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Narrator: For some bug babies, your body is home sweet home.
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But in "Nutshell" we are confronted with an over-reliable narrator.
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Narrator: And that means ...Kuechenmeister: Your body is basically consuming itself.
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Narrator: And, in fact, weight lifting is especially important for women.
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Narrator: ...that Raimi uses to encapsulate the entirety of his franchise.
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"Trump bankrolled politicians to steamroll the little guy," the narrator says.
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The narrator notes that Bush supports the death penalty for murderers.
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"As the population shrinks, so does the culture," the narrator states.
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If the narrator sounds familiar, that's because it's actor Paul Dano.
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The narrator doesn't seem very concerned by this state of affairs.
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The narrator explains this concept through the example of heterosexual couples.
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Narrator: Adidas makes over 1003 million pairs of shoes every year.
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Narrator: Back in the '90s, most people took Pluto for granted.
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Narrator: But anything outside of that runs at a steep price.
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Narrator: All of this produce requires an astonishing amount of labor.
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Narrator: Cranberries begin as vines in wetland fields called a bog.
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Narrator: With Apple&aposs computers, these upgrades get even more expensive.
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Narrator: Crew members separate glass into colors: green, brown, and white.
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Vonnegut's narrator, Leon Trout, spoke to the benefits of these rollbacks.
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"Extremists will lie and attack the nominee," the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: For comparison, the R183 of the flu is about 1.3.
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The story of your life doesn't come with an omniscient narrator.
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"A lie," says the narrator, Isa, no slouch at the game.
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It is an exuberant dance, which the narrator remembers from childhood.
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Narrator: And the answer lies in the genius of Adam Sandler.
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She was the narrator of Ms. Cusk's previous novel, "Outline" (2015).
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Narrator: And building that velocity behind the ball is pretty straightforward.
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Narrator: And in 2015, Mazz got the call from Royal Caribbean.
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Narrator: The flying mechanism already has her routine programmed into it.
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Its narrator is Saul Adler, a historian of Eastern European Communism.
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"Don't let the liberals get away with it," the narrator urged.
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Narrator: Right now, NASA is exploring the sun like never before.
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Narrator: It's a single-celled organism akin to a giant amoeba.
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Jia doesn't explain his methodology or provide a hand-holding narrator.
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Narrator: Anthony is an Associate Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
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" In a later story, the narrator says: "That's the real problem.
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Narrator: But the drill instructors find ways to keep them occupied.
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Narrator: And this adds a reason to go to the store.
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Narrator: In an Apple store, the price tags are very small.
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Narrator: Before the recruits match up, two instructors provide an example.
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"Investigations, lies, a witch hunt," the narrator in the ad says.
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Narrator: But the desire to retain youthful looks is nothing new.
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Narrator: We were not allowed to film inside the gas chamber.
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Narrator: The recruits then wash their masks in barrels of water.
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She shows us the limits of her vantage point as narrator.
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Narrator: BTS is the biggest name in South Korea right now.
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Narrator: Crossroads Kitchen opened in 2013 and was an immediate success.
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"The progressive Democrats are the true racists," the film's narrator intones.
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That owner turns out to be our narrator, the titular Mrs.
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As each narrator obsesses over the violent woman in her life, it's clear that the murderer serves as a proxy for helping the narrator understand her own anger or testing the limits of her own civility.
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The company even commissioned two different versions of the audiobook, one by a female narrator, Samira Wiley, and another by a man, the actor Jack Black, so that listeners can choose a narrator of either gender.
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When Thom greets the narrator with the line, "We look like an all-male Lady Gaga cover band," he is regurgitating some out-of-context inside joke, and eagerly offering it to the narrator as an icebreaker.
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Mr. Longhi himself was the model for the narrator in the play.
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Narrator Peter Coyote recites words like "tragedy" and "senseless" plenty of times.
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He's no longer the sad narrator he was for the previous videos.
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"The video tells two stories told by myself, the narrator," Veliz explains.
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NARRATOR: -- that have the power to transform any citizen into a president.
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"As you can see, the dogs bit the terrorist," the narrator concluded.
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"Miracle," finds the narrator looking for both angles, answers, love, and compassion.
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"I envy my only daughter," Dr. Jean McClellan, the narrator, tells us.
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Narrator: What would Mardi Gras in New Orleans be without the parade?
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Narrator: Schwarzenegger became the first civilian to own a specially made humvee.
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Narrator: Chefs on board cook up nearly 2085 different menus every week.
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In the interim, Albinati the author-narrator holds forth on many topics.
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In saying this, the narrator in the poem is not being nice.
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Narrator: It ignited one of the most famous rivalries in motorsports history.
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The narrator says the things that you think but would never say.
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Did you feel a connection to the narrator, and did it matter?
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" [narrator voice]: The whistleblower complaint doesn't contain the words "quid pro quo.
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In vivid, poetic detail, the narrator retells (or reimagines) their time together.
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Be warned, the narrator of this clip isn't exactly Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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"Parts of Gaza were returned to the stone age," says a narrator.
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The narrator seduces men who resemble her molester into posing for her.
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"Enormous damage has been done by travel literature," the narrator states wryly.
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" The video ends with the narrator saying: "An out of touch hypocrite.
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" The narrator interrupts again: "And what does Mr. Trump think about Iowa?
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"There was a time when presidents were honorable, trustworthy," the narrator intones.
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"This ship ain't even trying to slow down," the video's narrator said.
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Is he, as the English teacher would put it, a reliable narrator?
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The narrator reminds us that Lionel's introverted nature drew him to journalism.
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"There is no question: Missouri needs a new senator," the narrator said.
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"That's what Carly Fiorina has done her entire life," the narrator says.
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But the stakes are now high and I am an unreliable narrator.
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"All plots tend to move deathward," the narrator of "White Noise" says.
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The story's narrator refuses to stop writing and go into creative silence.
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"Every day is Saturday in these thriving mountain towns," a narrator says.
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Narrator: That's Scott Solomon, an evolutionary biologist and professor at Rice University.
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Definitely this mandate for a likable female narrator is a feminist question.
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Ward and the narrator then asserted that ozone depletion causes global warming.
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It doesn't really work unless we picture the narrator as Susan Sontag.
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If you use Narrator frequently, you may want to memorize the shortcut.
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"So whose job does she care about more?" the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: That nanotube forest is the key to creating this black color.
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Narrator: Recruits are trained in different styles of hand-to-hand combat.
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Narrator: So, this all sounds pretty bad, but why should we care?
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Narrator: And if a plane flips over, flooding will occur much faster.
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Narrator: Despite Billy's humbleness, it's clear that his customers appreciate his craft.
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Narrator: It was actually Lillian's pediatrician who suggested she become an EMT.
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Narrator: But Lillian isn't entering the role at the easiest of times.
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Narrator: It's probably because her voice often sounds like it's encircling you.
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Narrator: This is Marine Corps boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina.
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Narrator: Recruits are given three chances to get someone on the line.
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Narrator: The concept of threaded portraits was not created by Alfred, though.
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In English it's unreliable narrator, or ethos, or metonymy, or thesis sentence.
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Narrator: But what really sets Serena's power serve apart is her timing.
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Narrator: Flow Kana only sells sungrown weed only from the Emerald Triangle.
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"She keeps a firearm in the safe for protection," the narrator continues.
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Narrator: With NeXT, Jobs wanted to create computers for universities and researchers.
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Narrator: In the same shot, Wayne appears dressed up in a tuxedo.
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Narrator: Exclusive brands and items make it easy to keep coming back.
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Narrator: Bolsonaro himself has offered up an alternative explanation for the fires.
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And then you realize the cool, deep-voice narrator is actually Pikachu.
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Narrator: But VW wasn't ready to give up on America just yet.
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Narrator: Because, well, we all know the alternative is a lot worse.
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Narrator: Before we get a new iPhone, we get an Apple keynote.
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Narrator: And shows how Apple has been in your life for years.
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Narrator: This is a baby beluga sturgeon, just about 2100 year old.
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Narrator: And each of those surgeons is making a lot of money.
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Narrator: McDonald's simply called it McDonald's Pizza, but customers dubbed it McPizza.
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Narrator: Detroit is one of the most segregated cities in the country.
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Narrator: But "I Spy" isn't the only series Walter has worked on.
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Narrator: The biggest gender gap of any agency in the federal government.
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Narrator: Which forces trainees to follow basic commands under extreme psychological stress.
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Narrator: The trainees have to describe vehicles parked hundreds of yards away.
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Narrator: Some role players are armed with weapons, others only with cellphones.
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Narrator: Often, the first thing you see after security is duty-free.
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Narrator: Dollar stores might seem like a great way to save money.
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Narrator: Which didn&apost actually happen until a year later, in 2011.
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Narrator: Recruits learn control tactics used to detain and subdue an assailant.
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Narrator: TikTok is one of the most popular apps in the world.
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For instance, the narrator of the Puranas, Soota Maharishi, was a Dalit.
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Narrator: The impeachment process is a political process, not a criminal one.
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Narrator: If the officer finds drugs, the package is sent to Murielle.
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Narrator: But if he finds a counterfeit good, it's sent to Steve.
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Narrator: Once finished, it will be the most powerful rocket ever made.
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Narrator: To top it off, SLS isn't reusable, like SpaceX's Falcon Heavy.
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Narrator: For example, it lacks clarity, especially with regards to mining resources.
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Narrator: Plus, unlike an alien machine, we see moons all the time.
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Narrator: The placement process is pretty straightforward and takes about five minutes.
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Narrator: Taking out a handful of colors limits his range even more.
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The novel's narrator, Sid, is an American bass player of modest gifts.
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"It's a dangerous time for Americans," a narrator says in the video.
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Narrator: But if you do sweat a lot, how should you replenish?
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Narrator: And after a workout, you should also eat protein immediately, right?
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Narrator: This is Kingda Ka, the tallest roller coaster in the world.
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Narrator: ...its sequel deals with the concept of...Uncle Ben: Great responsibility.
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Narrator: ...it's what they do with these powers that change their outcome.
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It is the book's narrator, Ned, who looks back on the past.
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Our narrator has realized that she is no longer the Dancing Queen.
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At times, it feels like watching a movie with an unreliable narrator.
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It gives the songs where she's the narrator a little more gravitas.
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Narrator: He brought the comfort of a massage chair into his backyard.
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"We know Ted Strickland failed as our governor," the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: For everyone else, protecting your wallet might mean weighing other options.
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"Donald Trump wants to see us disappear," the narrator says in Spanish.
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Narrator: So we had pretty much given up on uncovering the truth.
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Narrator: Of course, that would explain why there's no photos of it.
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Narrator: And those components cost a lot less than a new iPhone.
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Imelda Marcos, it turns out, is the unreliable narrator of your documentary.
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Narrator or not, she has no significant place in this sad story.
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"Whoever Speaker Ryan thinks about — it probably isn't you," the narrator warns.
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"What about the underage girls who accused you?" the ad's narrator replies.
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While her text drifts and tangles, the woman as narrator remains steadfast.
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Narrator: Designing an AVAS sound is much more complicated than it seems.
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Her narrator makes a banquet out of her objections to bourgeois verities.
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"Let's be objectionable and immoral and utterly no good," her narrator suggests.
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The narrator of Rachel Cusk's Outline novels is, like Cusk, a novelist.
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Unable to connect, the narrator dryly observes, "All he does is bleed."
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Ms. Houston, like Mr. Davis, was never the world's most reliable narrator.
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"Better to drink water, milk or teas without sugar," the narrator said.
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He popped up as a narrator and talking head all over VH280.
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If this were a first-person novel, he would be its narrator.
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Having achieved the absolute peace of nullification, the narrator is beyond melancholy.
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"The most precious thing a narrator has is his voice," Dale says.
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Serving as a de facto narrator, Mathews is an outrageously entertaining interview.
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The chief narrator of the battle, of course, remains its chief protagonist.
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"When someone shows you who they are, believe them," the narrator says.
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Maybe I'll do dry January (Narrator: she *does not* do dry January).
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The narrator is not elderly but he knows he is getting there.
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Narrator: The 22013s was a roller coaster of a decade for film.
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Narrator: Now, Royal Caribbean wouldn&apost share how much performers are paid.
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But Lizzie, the narrator of Offill's new novel, "Weather," cares about both.
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"Inclusivity, diversity, equality," a narrator says at the beginning of the video.
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Here&aposs how to turn off the Narrator on your Xbox One.
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From there, you can switch the Narrator option to on or off.
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By the end, we learn more about the narrator than his beloved.
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That's not an easy notion for the young narrator to give up.
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Narrator: Volkswagen has unveiled a handful of electric concept cars since 303.
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Offill's narrator, a Brooklynite librarian named Lizzie, frets endlessly over impending chaos.
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Narrator: This is what it looks like when a shoe gets recycled.
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"Managing a crisis is what Mike Bloomberg does," says a male narrator.
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Narrator: When you hear this, you know exactly what song it is.
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Narrator: Resulting in a long wait for recruits on the ground level.
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Narrator: Cheryl is the go-to luxury-apartment stager in New York.
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Is the narrator simply making it all up as she goes along?
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"You showed us thousands of way to family," says the ad's narrator.
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"Mike did not rob the store," a narrator in the film says.
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But that doesn't mean that her narrator, and novels, aren't completely mesmerizing.
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Narrator: Anti-aging products come in the form of creams and serums.
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"Imagine losing your child for an hour, a day," the narrator says.
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"Long, rank grass covered my face," says Jack, the first-person narrator.
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Narrator: Making a Series 249 kolinsky sable watercolor brush isn&apost easy.
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Narrator: This mask wasn&apost created to look like just any dog.
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Narrator: He took a plea deal, but he was facing 260 years.
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Indeed, its particular appeal rests in the scene where the narrator dies.
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In "I, Tonya," she is also an unreliable narrator, just like Jeff.
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An up-and-coming governor from Arkansas named Bill Clinton as narrator!
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Narrator: Then we stumbled upon what&aposs known as a honey hole.
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Narrator: And in the end, we found about a dozen hard clams.
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"Desire does not go out like a match," the rueful narrator concludes.
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The narrator also compares the decibels on all the different iPhone iterations.
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It opens with the narrator returning home to Alabama for a funeral.
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A Separation follows an unnamed narrator, only recently separated from her husband, Chris, who gets a phone call from her mother-in-law that Chris has gone missing in Greece and that our narrator must track him down.
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"Numbers are still low," the narrator of a video filmed in Chicago said.
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"The time has come for a wall," a very American-sounding narrator proclaims.
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"Once she had no friends and no stylist," says the voice-over narrator.
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The narrator, a heard-but-not-seen force throughout the series, suddenly appears.
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This is then coupled with a narrator describing Lewis' backstory and present situation.
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The book's narrator, Keiko Furukura, leads a simple life and wants nothing more.
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Narrator: That's right, the nerve for taste runs right through your middle ear.
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Narrator: Every week, over 6,600 people vacation aboard the world's largest cruise ship.
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Narrator: Finally, waiters deliver those dishes to hungry passengers out in main dining.
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Y Combinator-backed Narrator wants to become the operating system for data science
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"Dishonest Danny O'Connor would side with Nancy Pelosi, not you," a narrator says.
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"My memories will be part of the sky," reads the narrator, Vivi himself.
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The story's narrator, Zan, awakens and finds most of her memories are missing.
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Narrator: That's Elizabeth Brainerd, a biologist and puffer fish expert at Brown University.
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Narrator: Did you know that camels used to live in the Arctic tundra?
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But this narrator manages to make it feel like a journey into Mordor!
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Sidney is the most unreliable narrator, but he's the only one we have.
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"This venerable conference has long celebrated traditional small-government conservatism," the narrator said.
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The show's narrator, Anthony Mendez, was up for an Emmy award this year.
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The kid narrator of Cherry's new song, "Cherry," is dead by the end.
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Occasionally the tone of the hyperintelligent narrator blurs the distinctions between the characters.
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A female narrator then remembers that Assange used her laptop during the stay.
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"Across the board, he's too liberal to trust in Washington," the narrator concludes.
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A narrator says McCain has pledged to support Trump more than 50 times.
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"He spent millions praising himself, and his campaign tanked," the campaign narrator said.
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"Our health care system is broken," a narrator says in a sample ad.
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As the game progresses, the narrator comments on the choices the player makes.
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Fleabag was a dubious narrator, a fabulist with delusions of grandeur and a
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When the narrator appears in White Ibis, he occupies a dramatically different wilderness.
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Narrator: Foreign bugs hitchhiking in luggage have wreaked havoc in the US before.
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The narrator goes home, sadly thinking Sophie would never like her homemade dollhouse.
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Narrator: And down the road, larger heads wouldn't be the only major change.
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"The boys watching today will be the men of tomorrow," the narrator says.
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At their most basic level, the other women give the narrator a story.
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Wortel's narrator discovers as she feels the shape of displacement left by loss.
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Or so the narrator judges him to be; he knows nothing about music.
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The grandson, Daniel, played by Lucas Hedges, is the narrator of Gladys's decline.
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Narrator: Did you know that camels used to live in the Arctic tundra?
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Narrator: Meanwhile, a scientist named Brian Wardle was on a totally different mission.
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Can the narrator prevent this murder — or later exact some sort of revenge?
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Narrator: Planes are usually tested using simulations, rather than actual bodies of water.
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Narrator: And just like makeup, hairstyles, jewelry, and nails are also pretty strict.
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Narrator: After graduation, Marines commit to a minimum of four years of service.
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Throughout the movie, we get hints that the Joker is an unreliable narrator.
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Narrator: That's Lorraine Kearney, one of three dietitians we brought into our studios.
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Narrator: And, speaking of bread, what about going gluten-free to lose weight?
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Narrator: But juice cleanses aren't the only diet fads that don't often work.
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Narrator: Each group of leaves takes about 15 to 20 centimeters of wire.
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Narrator: When Andy attaches the tree to driftwood, the whole piece comes together.
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The narrator of "Cloudland" is a former schoolteacher and current home health aide.
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In other words, Narrator hopes to become the operating system for data science.
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"The unhinged left is endorsing and applauding shooting Republicans," the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: This would explain why Gotham City is so dark, dirty, and ravaged.
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"In Hillary Clinton's America, families get crushed," a narrator says, claiming that Mrs.
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"How much will the Republican tax scam cost you?" the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: To play Dumbo, Osmond wore no prostheses, just a few simple suits.
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Narrator: Before Pupkin goes live on Langford's show, he says something very similar.
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Narrator: After all, both VIB and Rouge members have access to Sephora's sales.
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Narrator: That means they'll offer you a greater value with a larger size.
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Narrator: This is the Liberate Air, and it's a very environmentally friendly headphone.
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Narrator: That's Bridget Firtle, the founder and head distiller at The Noble Experiment.
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Narrator: And then Hollywood stepped in, introducing Herbie the Love Bug in 22018.
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Narrator: Another major way Amazon promotes its Prime program is with Prime Day.
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Narrator: Benefit Cosmetics is one of the top beauty brands for eyebrow products.
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Narrator: Apple has been holding this style of presentation for over 20 years.
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Narrator: Before "I Spy," Walter was a commercial photographer in New York City.
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Narrator: Today, about 19,000 men and women actively serve in the Border Patrol.
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Narrator: More than half of the 19,2000 active Border Patrol Agents are Hispanic.
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Narrator: Finally, they're able to wash off the OC. But the pain lingers.
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Narrator: On day one, a new class of recruits arrives at the academy.
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Narrator: For the new class, their first week focuses on a physical evaluation.
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Narrator: Recruits also engage with role players, who create realistic law-enforcement scenarios.
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Narrator: TikTok is sort of a natural successor to the once popular Vine.
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Narrator: This car is spinning up to a whopping 8,200 revolutions per minute.
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Narrator: Sounds great in theory, but in reality, there's gonna be some tension.
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Narrator: He studies what he callsMetzger: Things that go bump in the night.
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Narrator: For this project, you're gonna need glitter, Mod Podge, a paintbrush, tape.
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Narrator: When it comes to deadly predators, plants generally don't come to mind.
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Narrator: So, what does all this mean for the future of space travel?
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"We once gave Nikolai a life of flesh and blood," the narrator says.
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Narrator: So, what can the average person do to be more bee-friendly?
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" [narrator voice] He doesn't have any sort of confidence in his "intelligence people.
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Narrator: And he's one of three athletic trainers we brought into our studios.
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Narrator: So if you're looking for the best way to rehydrate post workout?
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Narrator: When faced with loss, the two characters make a very different choice.
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Narrator: Once again met with a choice, Peter chooses to abandon the responsibility.
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Narrator: And that alone is why "Spider-Man" deserves to be a classic.
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Onstage, the audience has to believe everything she says—she's the only narrator.
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"Yet, one of your teachers argued strongly against your expulsion," the narrator says.
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They're kind of ridiculous—animated, with a narrator that sounds like a robot.
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In today's festive tale, we meet a narrator with an unforgivable Christmas secret.
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The narrator realizes she has nothing: no home, no certainty, and no love.
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The artist isn't an omnipotent auteur, but a co-narrator of the story.
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Narrator: It took 62 days for Tere Food's electricity to come back on.
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The omniscient narrator is conscious of everything and isn't afraid to say so.
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Following is a transcript of the video: Narrator: All-inclusive resorts seem great.
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Narrator: Then there's Target's social media game which is especially strong on Instagram.
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Narrator: Sixty years ago, air travel was far too expensive for the masses.
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Narrator: So, take that $320 flight on Norwegian from New York to London.
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In this regard, the narrator's kids merely enact the dilemmas of the narrator.
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Narrator: NASA has released photos, videos, and audio recordings of its Apollo missions.
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Narrator: Come Thanksgiving, cranberries hit tables across the US. Usually in sauce form.
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Narrator: Headquartered in Lakeville, Massachusetts, Ocean Spray harvests 220 billion cranberries a year.
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" Ms. Heitkamp's health care advertisements, the narrator says, "don't pass the smell test.
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I quite like a bad boy narrator — sometimes even if they are nasty.
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Above all, as Mr. Shteyngart's narrator alludes to, we were seen as authentic.
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" And for the narrator of these novels, Cromwell himself is never just "Cromwell.
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She had previously voiced the narrator in "Cinderella," which premiered 11 years prior.
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Much of its charm lies in Tan's ironic irreverence as the film's narrator.
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It's not "Gone Girl" cleverness or the amusing frustration of an unreliable narrator.
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So yes, it's a 'true story,' but maybe one with an unreliable narrator.
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At one point, for instance, the narrator sneaks up on an enemy soldier.
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Our semi-omniscient narrator is perhaps better imagined as a young tour guide.
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"The problem, if anything, was precisely the opposite," Tripp, the novel's narrator, says.
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Lizzie Fawkes is a naïve young woman, but she's not a naïve narrator.
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As in Aciman's novel, Bassani's narrator looked back two decades to his youth.
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God Shot by Chelsea Bieker, which has a teenage girl narrator, is excellent.
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"Stainless steel and glass meld seamlessly to minimize bezel," says the video's narrator.
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Narrator: This is why we're seeing so many events get canceled or postponed.
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Often she answered my questions in the same oblique style as her narrator.
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"Destiny Pictures presents a story of opportunity," the narrator intones in the trailer.
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For now, though, he is our narrator, addressing us from outside the scene.
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Narrator: That's Elizabeth Brainerd, a biologist and puffer fish expert at Brown University.
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Narrator: Comedians rely on their signature persona perhaps more than any other actors.
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Narrator: On Christmas Eve 1971, lightning struck a commercial jet flying over Peru.
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"Aren't breakdowns amazing in their versatility?" the narrator remarks in the opening pages.
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Prerecorded footage is inserted as needed, while a narrator ties the story together.
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"We've seen the narrator business before — hello, 'The Glass Menagerie,'" he said playfully.
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Sometimes, as the book's narrator puts it, ''the summer sun reveals too much.''
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"A great president and an effective mayor," a narrator in the ad says.
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They become the equivalent of Austen's narrator, creating distance between Emma and herself.
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Under the bizarre circumstances at the hotel, the narrator appears almost pathologically sane.
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Narrator: Tesla&aposs Cybertruck is out, in at least an early version, anyway.
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The narrator of "Like Mother" (1988) is a baby born without a brain.
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"I wasn't allowed to talk shop," the narrator ruefully admits in one story.
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Rees jettisons the narrator and irons out the story into a linear structure.
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"Send Quid Pro Joe Biden into retirement," a narrator in the ad intoned.
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"We cannot continue divided in a volatile world," a narrator says in Spanish.
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Here&aposs how to turn off the Narrator function on your Xbox One.
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The narrator is a Brooklyn-based "antiquarian book dealer", Deen, or Dinanath Datta.
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Critics called it a moment where the camera itself was an unreliable narrator.
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Narrator: And, along with their long, hooklike fingernails, allow them to hang easily.
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But in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg is the narrator of his paid media push.
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Narrator: So after all this work, what does the milk actually taste like?
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Narrator: Since safety is so important, the line can move slowly... Instructor: Series!
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And wait for a reliable narrator — Robert Mueller — to give us the truth.
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The narrator begins to bridle at Mitko's repeated requests for money and assistance.
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Our biggest worry — rising healthcare costs," the narrator in the ad says. "Sen.
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The narrator is a curator, arranging disparate sources to assemble a linear story.
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Narrator: Phillips Stevens is an expert on what some psychologists call magical thinking.
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Narrator: For example, what do we avoid walking on cracks on the floor?
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Narrator: People avoid walking under ladders, because it will supposedly bring bad luck.
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" The narrator, in other words, gets that "tiny white woman's life in order.
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And, thanks to Penn Badgley, perhaps the best voiceover narrator you've ever heard?
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Narrator: Speaking of pain, let&aposs talk about getting hit in the testicles.
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Our plucky, red-haired narrator gets a new dog, who names himself Barkus.
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Narrator: Country videos are looking a lot like hip-hop videos these days.
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Narrator: So, just how far has country strayed from its homegrown, bluegrass roots?
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Narrator: Country, on the other hand, has struggled in the digital-streaming era.
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"Ted Strickland — a job creator, just not for Ohio," the ad's narrator says.
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Narrator: You&aposre looking at a tardigrade, the world&aposs most indestructible organism.
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But a podcast is superflexible as a format, and it needs a narrator.
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Narrator: It&aposs hard to pass up the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
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For all their antics, the governesses are not "unsavory," according to the narrator.
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It "looks like it was lifted from a Cracker Barrel," a narrator says.
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The narrator of "Black Moses" is among the most heartbreaking of Mabanckou's creations.
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" The ad ends with the narrator pledging, "The best is yet to come.
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"Desperately waging an all-out war to protect their interest," the narrator continues.
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Cleves is our narrator here, which is a fantastic choice on Capin's part.
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Narrator: Jell-O has starred in some of the 280s most infamous recipes.
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The unseen narrator, male and perhaps a sadist, dignifies rather than encourages movement.
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Granted, the narrator keeps calling me "Spanky," but I've brought that on myself.
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There's the white, Madonna-like pop star Aimee, who hires the narrator to be her personal assistant, who is as blindingly charismatic as she is fecklessly unaware of her own privilege, and around whom the narrator bases her entire adult identity.
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So in this passage Austerlitz is recalling, to the book's narrator (back in contemporary London), what Vera told him about the German occupation of that city—a chain of at least three storytellers (Vera-Austerlitz-narrator/Sebald), and more decades.
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Perhaps 3, but not 5.) In handing authorship of these gorgeously rageful texts to a character, Smith has taken power from the narrator (a narrator with agency and personality, if not corporeality) and from the agglomerative force of the text itself.
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Hodzic, already in bad shape, is at last spared, though the narrator loses his right calf to Bill; once the men heal, the narrator tends to the paralyzed Hodzic for a year, yet doesn't acknowledge he was one of the hooligans.
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Mitko and the narrator violently part company, but are brought back together when the Bulgarian turns up one night at the narrator's pleasant apartment to tell him that he has syphilis, and that the narrator should probably get himself tested.
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"There's nothing conservative about proposing the largest tax hike in history," the narrator says.
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Tokarczuk offers a clue by way of her narrator: what we have written down.
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Then, over the course of 30 to 900 tweets, our narrator unspools their tale.
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Swift is a divisive pop figure because she has completely become an unreliable narrator.
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The narrator of the documentary said the investigation into the attack was still continuing.
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"We all have an inner narrator that is constantly analyzing and judging," says Deibler.
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NARRATOR: And Washington was the first person ever to get a crack at it.
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NARRATOR: In 1909, when Taft himself was sworn in, his oath was also misquoted.
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As the show's host and narrator, Peele is our guide through The Twilight Zone.
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Mitko abandons the narrator after faking an orgasm, a betrayal that we are told
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"Even Democrat party bosses are questioning his character," says the narrator in the ad.
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Narrator: We have noses to smell, eyes to see, and ears to hear, right?
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Narrator: Humvees rose to fame after being seen in action during the Gulf War.
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Narrator: The Hummer averaged less than 20093 miles a gallon and weighed 22009,22010 pounds.
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Narrator: General Motors is looking to expand its presence in the electric-vehicle market.
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Narrator: Seafood, meat, vegetables, and fruit are all divided and stored in separate fridges.
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The narrator refers to his youngest brother and his son both having committed murder.
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One of the men, the unnamed narrator, is a young American teaching in Bulgaria.
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Spoiler alert: The narrator and Tyler Durden were the same person the whole time.
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Love is "an ordinary miracle, your body changing under my hands," the narrator maintains.
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Having the narrator be a man, she thought, was a good place to start.
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Podcast host Leon Neyfakh will be an executive producer and narrator for the series.
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Narrator: But don't worry, the camel makes a full recovery, and instances are rare.
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He's a classic unreliable narrator, as Heath Ledger's version probably best encapsulates on film.
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NARRATOR: Is this what Donald Trump and Ed Gillespie mean by the American dream?
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Even the show's iconic narrator, Robert Lee, returns to provide the show's voice-overs.
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Children can follow along with passages highlighted onscreen as the narrator reads them aloud.
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I know, I know, Kiki is a "good guy," as the narrator describes him.
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"Introducing the new Suzy Puppy!" squeals a gleeful voiceover narrator as the advert begins.
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"Suzy comes with the deadly Parvo Virus!" continues the narrator in a similar tone.
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No wonder Miranda borrowed Lloyd Webber and Rice's disgruntled but sympathetic narrator for Hamilton.
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The grimness of this scene pairs perfectly with the darkness of "Live Oak's" narrator.
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"Hillary cannot lead a nation while crippled by a criminal investigation," the narrator says.
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"These boots are made for flippin'," says the narrator, in a sing-song voice.
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Not even when the Narrator said Jane would be replaying the memory of Michael.
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At a turning point, the narrator decides to dedicate himself totally to making trouble.
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"One of these Republicans could actually be president," the narrator says in one spot.
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"As mayor, Mike Bloomberg helped expand coverage for 700,000 New Yorkers," the narrator says.
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When she leaves him for someone more attractive, more well-known, the narrator fumes.
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Reliance on the narrator feeds the story and the mechanical experience of the game.
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Nothing makes the magic of mother nature shine quite like a great documentary narrator.
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"Getting an STD doesn't make you dirty or a bad person," the narrator says.
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This episode is all about Sam's "partner in arms" as the narrator calls him.
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"John Kasich always gets it done and leaves no one behind," the narrator says.
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Written in three parts, each with a different narrator, the book begins quite plainly.
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After all, anybody who probes the question will be tarred as an unreliable narrator.
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Kitamura's novel, the narrator is motivated by her desire to make sense of a
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Booker is the narrator, and he seems to have inherited his mom's psychic visions.
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"Ted Cruz sneered at our New York values," a narrator says in the ad.
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Narrator: So it's crucial that even a single stowaway orange is found and confiscated.
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Whereas Cusk subtracts her narrator, Levy adds more and more of hers, but both
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"This is an apple," the ad's narrator begins over a photo of an apple.
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Women are oppressed and some, like the narrator Offred, are forced to bear children.
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"It's a new day in America," a narrator boasts in the 30-second clip.
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"There's a great chance at comprehensive immigration reform" [narrator voice] No, there isn't. 18.
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Narrator: But don't worry, the camel makes a full recovery, and instances are rare.
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Narrator is an accessibility feature in Windows 10 that reads your computer screen aloud.
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Narrator: Makeup brand ColourPop makes up to 200 eyeliner pencils in a single hour.
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Narrator: A key aspect of their martial arts training is fighting with pugil sticks.
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Narrator: Meanwhile, in the barracks of Lima Company: Drill instructor: I'm talking to you.
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Narrator: Giving a heads-up to the many Easter eggs hiding in each room.
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But then the baby dies, and he moves back to help the narrator recuperate.
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Narrator: Where recruits are exposed to CS gas, more commonly known as tear gas.
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Narrator: Long, boring layovers can be one of the worst parts of air travel.
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Narrator: If you dropped a watermelon at 170 mph, it would be a mess.
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Narrator: Plane tires are subjected to the most rigorous conditions of any vehicle tire.
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Narrator: But while the amount of calories you consume matters, the timing might not.
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Narrator: And she has a pro tip for finding bread with more complex carbs.
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Narrator: Now, it can restrict calories and, at least temporarily, help you lose weight.
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Narrator: Andy separates the wires one by one and begins to curl them in.
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Narrator: Once you've bought a printer that uses cartridges you're trapped in a cycle.
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Narrator: This is accomplished using things like color composition and breakdowns of their clothing.
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Narrator: Here's the progression of some of the key changes to the hero dress.
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Narrator: One of the biggest challenges when doing this many costume changes is continuity.
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Narrator: Parts of the San Andreas Fault intersect with 39 gas and oil pipelines.
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Narrator: A few weeks later, Amanda came in for a standard touch-up session.
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Narrator: These protesters are using eye drops to ease the pain of tear gas.
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Narrator: Amazon's new series "The Boys" is packed with action, dark humor, and flies.
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Narrator: Urban, who's doing a British accent in the show, is from New Zealand.
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The video's narrator with the born-for-radio voice is his neighbor, Matt Pratt.
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"She'll call 911," the narrator says, as the woman starts to dial the phone.
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Tish, who is the narrator in the novel, also narrates here through voice-over.
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Narrator: Many theaters have also started offering things like alcoholic beverages and full meals.
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Narrator: With fuzzy steering wheels and candy colors, the car was a nostalgic throwback.
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Narrator: At least 21 states and several cities have since passed potty-parity policies.
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Somehow, this is connected, for the narrator, to the wild empty imaginings of childhood.
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"Borders can be tricky places," the narrator of "I Am No One" tells us.
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We are at Oxford, where our narrator, Freddie Green, is in his third year.
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Narrator: Six out of 10 American adults drink a cup of coffee every day.
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Narrator: But perhaps what made the books so successful was how realistic they looked.
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Narrator: For the next few hours, the new class will experience Entry on Duty.
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Narrator: This is wagyu beef, one of the most expensive meats in the world.
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Narrator: And there might be something even more sought-after than the A5 Miyazaki.
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Narrator: So, just remember, sometimes deals are, in fact, too good to be true.
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Narrator: Having so many young users is a clear sign of TikTok&aposs popularity.
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Narrator: Despite its rapid growth, TikTok hasn&apost developed a strong source of revenue.
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The now "possessed" snail "is doomed to follow the parasite's will," the narrator intones.
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Narrator: Treason is primarily associated with espionage cases, and convictions are rare in America.
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This is where the young narrator lives with his mother, father and big sister.
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This is not the first time the "Blue Planet" narrator has criticized Australia's policies.
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Narrator: President Donald Trump isn't the first person to suggest we nuke a hurricane.
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Narrator: About 1 million packages arrive at John F. Kennedy International Airport every day.
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Narrator: If Alex finds something, he'll notify his handler by sitting or lying down.
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Narrator: So, either he's lying to them or this is right before Jesse arrives.
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Narrator: It was the last time any human stepped foot on the lunar surface.
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Narrator: Now, contrary to old sci-fi films, rockets don't land on the moon.
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Narrator: Whether NASA decides to team up or not is a mystery right now.
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Narrator: Elon Musk has a giant new addition to his plans for colonizing Mars.
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Narrator: Or strange phenomena in the universe — including the odd behavior of Tabby's Star.
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But Severian's story has many levels and he's by no means a reliable narrator.
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Narrator: That's Garrett Reisman, a former NASA astronaut who's logged 107 days in space.
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Narrator: So we know it's a big problem but how is this still happening?
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Narrator: Andre uses Legos to attach the base plates together to form the canvas.
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Narrator: Her two sons, now 16 and 17, live in Chicago with their father.
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Narrator: And, in fact, doing to much cardio can actually be a bad thing.
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Narrator: There's no telling when the 737 Max will be cleared to fly again.
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So really, that's the magic of the decentralized/omniscient narrator for me so far.
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"Is it the Illuminati or the Belluminati?" a narrator asks ominously in one commercial.
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"[It's] the story of a boy, a girl, and a universe," reads a narrator.
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As the narrator reveals, slow motion varies in its purposes depending on the genre.
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