More often than not, onlookers who stopped did what onlookers do these days: They captured the tableau with their phones.
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The MPLA claimed victory – widely expected by onlookers – Thursday.
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On Tuesday, he helped stage a cookout to feed onlookers.
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However, the action, which was applauded by onlookers, passed uninterrupted.
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In the midst of lobbed bottles and onlookers' jeers, Wor.
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Onlookers "approached and seemed to deescalate the situation," Lindell said.
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Eyewitnesses and onlookers also shared graphic photos on social media.
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One woman reportedly fainted while onlookers ran from the scene.
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Video filmed by onlookers has been posted on the internet.
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Hundreds of onlookers had gathered on the sidewalks to watch.
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He seems acutely aware of the doubt many onlookers express.
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There's even a group of female onlookers fawning over Gaston.
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On Tuesday, the onlookers included former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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"I'm feeling great," she told a small crowd of onlookers.
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The announcement in court was met with cheer from onlookers.
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A brutal crime takes place; onlookers shrug and do nothing.
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"Woo hoo!" she hollered as onlookers called out her name.
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In Charlottesville, marchers entered town intending physically to intimidate onlookers.
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There were about 30 onlookers during the incident, police said.
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Meanwhile, onlookers speculated on why the government canceled the hearing.
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Onlookers can be tricked into seeing you as boldly transformative.
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It's simultaneously considered shameful and empowering by onlookers and users.
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But they also give us relationship onlookers so much fuel.
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Now, onlookers say, it's time to do something about Equifax.
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And awkward interactions with onlookers are a rite of passage.
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Some onlookers were near tears as they watched him pass.
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Industry onlookers have been eagerly awaiting Kraft Heinz's next acquisition.
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Curious onlookers had picked at the ribs and other bones.
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Onlookers smiled as "That's All, Brother" soared into the distance.
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Some people were dancing and clapping as onlookers took photos.
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There's a live sportscaster who narrates the event to onlookers.
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Onlookers said he made a fascist salute before being handcuffed.
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The other competitors and onlookers were just as excited, she said.
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A man distributes condoms to onlookers in New York City, 1993.
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But it's too tiny for onlookers to see from a distance.
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It wasn't the first time that Watts' stoic demeanor baffled onlookers.
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Seward troopers received a report of onlookers harassing a mountain goat.
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Concerned onlookers suggested a number of reasons for the great decline.
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"Mom enough, enough," Leo jokes, flashing onlookers that classic Leo smile.
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It eventually washed ashore, attracting onlookers, according to CNN affiliate KFMB.
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While some of the onlookers back up, a shot rings out.
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The onlookers cheered as the submarine floated for the first time.
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Some onlookers saw them as heroes, sending a message to Maduro.
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They also said that the bear was too close to onlookers.
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"Strawberries>>pineapples," the caption reads, as if goading onlookers to disagree.
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Although Trump's attack took onlookers aback, it follows a familiar pattern.
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But pain loses its sting for the onlookers and Paul alike
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The consequences if negotiators don't succeed, onlookers say, could be disastrous.
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Footage showed some onlookers taking photographs or videos, and even giggling.
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Naturally, onlookers wanted Walker to play it from where it lay.
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Antipasti, hero sandwiches, and salumi were piled high as onlookers gawked.
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They were taken away, unceremoniously, on flatbed trucks, as onlookers cheered.
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The faces of the onlookers register this in quietly dawning dread.
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Onlookers in their 70s and 80s watched from the sidewalk, unamused.
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Some onlookers screamed as they realized what had happened, witnesses said.
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Onlookers watched the rescue from a bridge, taking photos and videos.
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Then the apostles and onlookers walked to a nearby cultural center.
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The Haitians themselves seemed more than ever reduced to passive onlookers.
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He looks into the camera, and smiling onlookers look at him.
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President George H.W. Bush was one of an estimated 200,000 onlookers.
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Other onlookers believe that the VAR catches enough mistakes to be worthwhile.
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She shook hands with onlookers, kissed a baby and hugged people afterward.
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He was seen on set by onlookers earlier in the day, BTW.
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Protestors gathered in the darkness and held up the sign for onlookers.
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Videos posted to Twitter showed onlookers watching as giant waves crashed ashore.
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He's double-parked his car just to see how onlookers would react.
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Onlookers wave and salute the presidential funeral train as it passes by.
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The 24-year-old was seen waving for help by horrified onlookers.
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According to onlookers, Garner looked relaxed and enjoyed a glass of champagne.
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Many among the crowd of enthusiastic onlookers held portraits of the king.
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Forty minutes later, onlookers saw the airplane take an unplanned, fatal dive.
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Onlookers called 911 and police arrived to find Pearson covered in blood.
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Onlookers are certainly amused by Hinojas' moves, pedestrians stopping to take snapshots.
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One was heard to chant "Black lives matter!" to onlookers and police.
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Watch as the cat is slowly lifted to safety while onlookers cheer.
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" Addressing onlookers, Trump added, "She wants to know my thoughts on childcare.
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The Fancy Bears have warned onlookers to "stay tuned for new leaks".
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But some attendees said they feared the spectacle still might intimidate onlookers.
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Videos posted on social media after the incident show police dispersing onlookers.
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One thing's for sure: They know how to keep onlookers in stitches.
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Timeline: Many onlookers think it might not happen until after the midterms.
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Onlookers say they don't see other committee leaders wading into the fray.
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The onlookers from the original video were not pictured in the broadcast.
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He was known to harass journalists and other onlookers during his show.
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Onlookers gave Uber a hard look this year amid sexual harassment allegations.
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A gated entrance flanked by security guards kept onlookers from wandering inside.
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Actual Luchadores rasslin' on the gravel in front of many unsurprised onlookers.
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Below Master and Maggio capture onlookers, paparazzi, protesters, and not much more.
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The craft blasted off to cheers from onlookers at 2:30 a.m.
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That's what's locked in India's Hindu temples, often just steps from onlookers.
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On Tuesday, that statue came down, while onlookers stood by and cheered.
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The craft lifted off to cheers from onlookers at 2:30 a.m.
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Other onlookers shouted for Woods to work his way back into contention.
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Many online onlookers were interested in the discussion between Abloh and Friedman.
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Clusters of onlookers snapped pictures of the signs — some flipped them off.
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The family was greeted with boos from onlookers at the polling station.
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Among the onlookers recently was Ashrita Furman, a disciple of Mr. Chinmoy.
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Hundreds of onlookers, some waving European flags, cheered at the brief ceremony.
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Five thousand women marched while some onlookers hurled insults and tripped them.
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The victims were a mix of Revolutionary Guards members and civilian onlookers.
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Instead, she chose to spread her message to onlookers who would listen.
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The meeting lasted about an hour as dozens of reporters and onlookers gathered outside the headquarters in Washington, D.C. Trump left out of a back door, waving to media and onlookers from his motorcade as it rolled out.
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That spared onlookers from seeing officials use a rifle to take down Harambe.
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"I'm here to announce my retirement," he added, to the boos of onlookers.
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Before that, Leah also walked the red carpet, charming onlookers and the cameras.
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Onlookers and journalists lingered, with some people leaving flowers and messages of support.
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Bill Cosby waved to onlookers before arriving in court shortly after 1 p.m.
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Angry onlookers reportedly attacked him before police arrived, and gendarmes confiscated his film.
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She pleads for help while onlookers, including police officers, surround her, watching impassively.
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Kanye cruises a bit before making another ollie attempt ... getting praise from onlookers.
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Onlookers standing on the neighboring escalators look shocked as it violently rolled by.
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In the video, Booker is seen arguing with a large group of onlookers.
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Among the onlookers was David Fischer, who had long lived in the neighborhood.
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Her adlib sparked uproarious cheers from onlookers, because she wasn't the only one.
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Still, what's left in the rocket could pose a health risk to onlookers.
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As the two officers started to arrest Patmon, a group of onlookers gathered.
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Golunov was cheered by several hundred reporters and onlookers outside a police building.
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Onlookers started documenting the man's ascent on social media shortly after 4 p.m.
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Collins, who left onlookers guessing until Friday, ultimately voted to advance Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Fireworks bloom, but only for a moment, dazzling onlookers before fading into oblivion.
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Harry's signature smile returned as he greeted onlookers after the cross-laying ceremony.
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The birds dip, dive, and swoop, creating a stunning visual display for onlookers.
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The video shows the two scuffling as onlookers, including other guards, look on.
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Pakistani police and onlookers gather in front of a hospital after the attack.
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In another, she stretches on a boardwalk while four onlookers stare and laugh.
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Police tried to push crowds of onlookers and residents back from the scene.
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Onlookers wave goodbye to the Concorde as it climbs out of JFK Airport.
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The event remained peaceful, and drew a constant crowd of generally-supportive onlookers.
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Vapors shot up, catching the onlookers in a glittering black net before dissolving.
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To onlookers, they evoked thoughts of the next Hakeem Olajuwon or Yao Ming.
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California: A mass migration of painted lady butterflies has entranced residents and onlookers.
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As the situation became more combustible, onlookers recorded the scene on their phones.
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The baby shrieked while onlookers yelled at the police to leave her alone.
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Suddenly, the lights went up, and one actor asked onlookers for their thoughts.
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A few pitches later, he easily stole second, drawing another roar from onlookers.
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Outside a rally, its members endure savage insults from onlookers but are undaunted.
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Police and security guards have kept the Cardinal a safe distance from onlookers.
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Klobuchar's third-place finish in New Hampshire was a surprise to many onlookers.
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Onlookers were able to ask questions, but most often, answers missed the mark.
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It nurtured a mode of policing that offended onlookers and alienated potential allies.
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At the moment, many onlookers are betting Trump will pull out of Paris.
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In New York, two members of the FDNY got engaged to cheers from onlookers.
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He was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
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She's built a brand around controversy and shock value, equally horrifying and delighting onlookers.
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As they twisted and twirled their way around the floor, onlookers eagerly filmed them.
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But on set, when it came time to shoot, ODB asked onlookers to leave.
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While others were cuffed and taken away, onlookers documented the events on social media.
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Where he saw a hyperrealistic mannequin, the occasional onlookers saw a potential sex partner.
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It's a professional, unremarkable look — one that wouldn't give onlookers much to talk about.
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A long row of soldiers prevented onlookers from approaching the base of the building.
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Among the smuggest onlookers were the accountants at Paris Saint-Germain, Mr Mbappé's club.
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Some even decided to sell snacks to onlookers, turning the animal's plight into profit.
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And, of course, any public appearance would surely draw mobs of paparazzi and onlookers.
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For the most part, onlookers seemed to find the results they were looking for.
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More often, she puts herself in comically absurd situations, then connects with onlookers individually.
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Onlookers watched tensely as the launch-time was pushed back to 3:53 a.m.
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That symbiotic relationship caused onlookers like Lewis to question how private StarTimes really is.
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Waka Flocka, in yellow, pulls her from the road as onlookers shriek in fear.
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Sure, the in-person onlookers didn't seem amused, but they were probably just jealous.
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Were employees as traumatised by the foray into extreme music as onlookers had been?
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Specifically, the Huracán Spyder tells onlookers you care for suntans as much as speed.
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Still, the windows are down and I'm grinning idiotically at all of the onlookers.
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"The confrontation was caught on camera and stunned some onlookers as some chanted, "Gorka!
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In the morning, to onlookers' astonishment the computer raucously hooted out the National Anthem.
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Instead, Boruah, 35, uses his comical contraption to strike up conversations with curious onlookers.
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A couple of the players tossed tennis balls to lucky onlookers in the crowd.
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"Bring it down," onlookers shouted as the Davis statue was lifted from its base.
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He retreated, as other students bounced up and down, continuing to chant, attracting onlookers.
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Onlookers and reporters tracked the raccoon's progress Tuesday as it scaled the UBS Tower.
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Following the poll, images showing Madrid-backed police beating supporters of independence shocked onlookers.
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Taylor Swift Impresses Onlookers in NYCLeslie Jones: Major Hacker UpdateLarry King Addresses Cheating Scandal
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Onlookers could easily villainize the Wikipedia editors for the biases they publically grappled with.
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Faint sirens and the murmur of worried onlookers broke through the late-afternoon quiet.
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Big wheelers got lodged in mucky ditches, and onlookers guzzled mason jars of moonshine.
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Around me were a mix of onlookers doing their own scheming, squealing, and overcoming.
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Theirs was the only exhibit that was routinely packed with rowdy, photo-snapping onlookers.
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In 1882, Jumbo arrived at the Battery to tens of thousands of curious onlookers.
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A local news report showed Tlaib breaking up a spat between protesters and onlookers.
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Police largely stood by as demonstrators flashed Nazi salutes and threatened dark-skinned onlookers.
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And none, perhaps, served onlookers with such a dizzying cocktail of enchantment and debauchery.
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Glass walls invite onlookers to peer into rehearsals, even when no performances are scheduled.
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Since Edhi died, many onlookers in Pakistan have questioned whether the organization can continue.
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Broadcast news reports showed scenes of destruction and some flames as onlookers milled about.
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Many performers and onlookers said they had lived through terror attacks before — on Sept.
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To the astonishment of onlookers, she refused to give up her seat when asked.
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Other clips showed the aftermath of an explosion that left many onlookers in disbelief.
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They beat him to death and burned his body as onlookers filmed the proceeding.
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"We just try to let our game prove that to the onlookers," Kepler said.
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More people congregated at the street café, while onlookers gathered near the air compressor.
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Onlookers, even friends, do what they can to avoid him and his outbursts entirely.
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Many analysts and onlookers said traffic was lighter at malls and stores this year.
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As she departed the dramatic session, Yovanovitch received a rare standing ovation from onlookers.
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Onlookers tried to push the whale away from the beach, the aquarium statement said.
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Onlookers, above, cheered the safe return of the boys to a hospital on Tuesday.
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He rushed out to find a crowd of onlookers gathered around the three men.
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Barack Obama waves to onlookers during jury duty just now at Daley Center pic.twitter.
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Fueled by adrenaline and alcohol I squared off against my opponent, onlookers on every side.
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We mere onlookers can pull useful, everyday tips from the out-there Met Gala looks.
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Most onlookers are beyond the ticketed point and watch the proceedings from the National Mall.
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Onlookers said the crossing arms didn't come down until after the train was coming through.
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With the discovery of his 1999 remarks, Kavanaugh just gave onlookers another reason to worry.
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Photo: Leo Correa (AP)Onlookers at the scene of the blaze at the National Museum.
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Recent high-stakes parliamentary votes have left many onlookers scrambling to interpret often obscure signals.
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Onlookers described the meeting as "stiff" and the pope as "stone-faced" during the meeting.
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Most onlookers already had a sense of the shenanigans from the publicity it has received.
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To some onlookers, PatronScan's product raises a number of concerns about privacy, surveillance, and discrimination.
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A car accident had just occurred at the same intersection, which was crowded with onlookers.
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Han was helping to formally open the event in front of hundreds of Korean onlookers.
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The cameras, along with Action Bronson's outsize presence, attract onlookers, who regularly join the show.
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Zoom's major hiccup comes shortly after users and onlookers attacked the exclusive email service Superhuman.
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You might not be playing, but you're showing off your appearance and stats to onlookers.
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Reed rushed to the scene, where onlookers congregated across the street from yellow police tape.
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Aerial footage and images posted online by onlookers show that this was no fender-bender.
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Onlookers can traverse the quarter mile trail lit with red lights to observe the occurrence.
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The waves build, then fall, crashing with a violence that mists saltwater over the onlookers.
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Onlookers wearing hard hats appear to film the demolition of the supposed nuclear test site.
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Fans from inside the neighborhood gathered with onlookers to ogle at this bizarre, adorable mystery.
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It didn't matter that the curious onlookers were attracted by the car and not me.
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Katherine Finney said she and other onlookers couldn't even comprehend what was happening at first.
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The driver was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
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Hundreds of eager onlookers assembled on a huge riser watched with their smartphones held overhead.
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Onlookers immediately shouted at the man, who continued to laugh and joke with his friends.
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Essentially onlookers were asking: Why would an award-winning writer be kicked off the team?
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Dozens of would-be onlookers lingered in the hall before being turned away by sheriffs.
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Onlookers also throw wishful coins, representing offerings and gratitude towards the protective but severe deity.
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Students told LAist that Bey's unexpected appearance drew hundreds of onlookers, who surrounded her Escalade.
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Onlookers are not surprised that the Obama administration's assurances were unsatisfactory to hard-line advocates.
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But, once again, by only looking at download numbers, onlookers are missing other important factors.
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Onlookers also observed that the female victim's hair was being pulled backwards as she screamed.
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But he has sometimes declined to engage in the ubiquitous practice with camera-holding onlookers.
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She waved to onlookers and posed for pictures with a little girl on the sidewalk.
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Some onlookers believe that until Congress weighs in, courts across the country will remain split.
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Dozens of onlookers, including some with children, ran for cover, knocking over chairs at restaurants.
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Nobody but the actors and a limited crew were present — no studio executives, no onlookers.
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So naturally, onlookers waited for the candidates to knock Buttigieg down a peg or two.
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He didn't know how to swim and had to be rescued by onlookers, PTI reported.
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There were puddles of blood on the sidewalk, and terrified onlookers were shouting for police.
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The horse ran free as some onlookers took to social media to share their reactions.
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Her last show was hugely successful, drawing 80,000 onlookers which caused the site to crash.
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Although The Faction's video showed mildly interested onlookers, not everyone was amused by the stunt.
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Nobody falls off the wagon or gets rushed away in an ambulance as onlookers sob.
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They strolled around while a gaggle of onlookers tried to pose for selfies with them.
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Inviting onlookers to enter it and breathe, it includes warnings about asphyxiation, panic and contagion.
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But by 10 he was on his feet, to the surprise of onlookers and Wilder.
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A crowd of onlookers stood on a beach and watched the rescue and recovery efforts.
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Walking in the park, she is mistaken by onlookers as both drunk and mentally ill.
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Several onlookers who recognized him approached to shake hands, offer praise and pose for photographs.
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Onlookers saw winds drive flames that consumed a hillside in Kranshoek, a town near Knysna.
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But this face is a bit unsettling with its "more 'intense interaction with the onlookers'".
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Onlookers are anxiously waiting to see whether Trump tweets during Comey's testimony in real time.
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Intrigued onlookers joined, and were trained and then sent out to do more street actions.
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"That girl's a ghost," the country-folk singer gasps, from the perspective of stunned onlookers.
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But Thursday's plan was to set the mirrorheads loose and see how random onlookers reacted.
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Onlookers watched as the pad rose slightly, nearly touching a coil under the front axle.
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By evening, a large crowd of onlookers had gathered as more debris was being removed.
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No one notices my voice in the clamor, but his bellowing baritone captivates curious onlookers.
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Reports of observations like these, dating to ancient Rome, have long perplexed scientists and onlookers.
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For many onlookers, the question appears to be when, not if, Flynn will be fired.
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But many onlookers say the U.S. has been cracking down on tax avoidance for years.
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There have also been more private family moments that onlookers have found themselves unexpectedly witnessing.
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Onlookers took pictures of the hearse with their phones as it drove through their neighborhoods.
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In videos, the whale is about half submerged in the water and surrounded by onlookers.
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Grande and Davidson's relationship captivated onlookers because of its speed, intensity, and incredibly public nature.
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"Thirty years I've been a part of this union," he told onlookers through the megaphone.
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Seventeen people died while 14 of the 31 people on board survived the ordeal Shocked onlookers watch Carr recorded some of the last moments of the struggling duck boat as she and other onlookers watched while on a dinner cruise on the Showboat Branson Belle.
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One final roar from onlookers and Jim emerges victorious—a victory he accepts with supreme immodesty.
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But despite these endeavors, onlookers still see the sector as the biggest problem for Italy's economy.
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Onlookers ran out of nearby businesses to help before first responders arrived and cleared the area.
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It is one of the most popular in the west, with an estimated 100,000-plus onlookers.
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But several onlookers told BuzzFeed News they only partially connected to what he had to say.
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While many onlookers have proclaimed Chubbs to be 15 feet long, he has not been measured.
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Onlookers can be heard throughout the video screaming in distress, with some also calling for help.
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As onlookers pass by, the officer may 'feel with sensitive fingers every portion of (your) body.
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The unofficial addition to the iconic star appeared early Tuesday afternoon, to the amusement of onlookers.
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Dozens of people handle the spacecraft, while the rest of the onlookers stand around the plane.
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According to the Swedish Journal Svenskdam onlookers reported that the little prince was in great spirits.
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The lucky onlookers who witnessed the birth called the surprise event "amazing" and "epic" to behold.
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A few of the onlookers laughed, but, once out of the police's sight, many more grumbled.
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"Onlookers are urged not to block access to emergency crews moving into the area," it said.
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" Onlookers were pulled into the energetic crowd as they chanted "Long live Ford, Rob is great.
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But as night fell, onlookers got only fleeting glimpses of the former leader through the windows.
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He, and onlookers, froze when the first rounds started being fired ... and chaos and panic ensued.
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The find drew huge crowds of curious onlookers eager to take pictures of the dead animal.
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What onlookers won't see are the months of preparation that go into large-scale brick-building.
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By demanding their participation, the performers directly implicated onlookers, driving the point of the performance home.
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It is an arrangement that most onlookers — including Rogers — expect will eventually end, but not immediately.
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Onlookers told PeopleStyle she kept her hand on her hip until the end of the concert.
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But regardless of what onlookers say about his life, Rodgers plans to continue to have fun.
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It drew crowds of onlookers, but was short-lived: an errant motorist soon knocked it down.
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This would be the second J-20 caught by onlookers after one was spotted in December.
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The hosts—the patients, their organs—were the hushed audience, the afflicted victims, the passive onlookers.
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Outside, curious onlookers goggled through the windows at rows of candy-colored Radens lining the walls.
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It also has a privacy screen so that onlookers can't read the screen from the side.
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Many onlookers are speculating that the ongoing scandal could eventually force Clinton to end her campaign.
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Clinton could come down the stairs together, waving at onlookers who sweltered in the Ohio heat.
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After onlookers booed him, he flipped off the crowd and then was followed by park rangers.
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But onlookers have long been skeptical that a replacement agreement will satisfy the high court's ruling.
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He retreats and the students bounce up and down as they continue to chant, attracting onlookers.
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The maniac continues brutalizing everyone in his path while onlookers try -- in vain -- to control him.
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His video garnered more than 20,000 views and seemed to drive angry onlookers to Wendig's Twitter.
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The unofficial addtion to the iconic star appeared early Tuesday afternoon, to the amusement of onlookers.
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Photos also show onlookers down in the street, astonished eyes reflecting the horror of the scene.
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The death on Saturday night stunned onlookers who were visiting the 150-foot-high steel structure.
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The collapse of the wall between performers and onlookers feels like the start of an uprising.
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The trial has drawn swarms of reporters and onlookers to State Supreme Court in Lower Manhattan.
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Onlookers wore heavy coats and knit caps pulled low and clasped their palms around steaming drinks.
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Apple pulled back the curtain as a handful of curious onlookers stood by on the sidewalk.
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Though they showed minimal PDA, the two were still inseparable during the gathering, according to onlookers.
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"Would you look at that guy," said Mr. Braith, 21990, as dozens of onlookers snapped photos.
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Mr. Xi and Mr. Kim waved back to onlookers from the open sunroof of a limousine.
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The area was packed with onlookers checking out the famous stars -- including Liz, Richard and Bela!
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But not all pizza wheelies end in potentially fatal crashes, laughing onlookers, and presumably ruined pizza.
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He's been parodied and pilloried by eye-rolling onlookers for years, but he's a good actor.
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Everything else is chaos: Onlookers, some shirtless, form a horseshoe around the trio, smartphones and cameras aloft.
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The onlookers in the above video seem more intrigued and excited by the explosion than freaked out.
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That's the thing," she explains, before imitating the onlookers, adding, "'Just show me that fucking bump, bitch.
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Onlookers who protested the arrest said that the officers used excessive force in response to their complaints.
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We know we're just onlookers, destined to interact with celebrities only through movies and social media posts.
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The alleged gunman fled, police said, but onlookers attacked Féliz Garcia and handed him over to authorities.
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As onlookers gazed skyward, gawking at the historic total eclipse, Brian Guido bustled around and photographed them.
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Millions of butterflies are taking to the skies of Southern California, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for onlookers.
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Handing out flowers to onlookers, opera singer Phoebe Haines performed live at various stops along the route.
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Onlookers are eager to get any signs or signals about what the Fed might do moving forward.
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It was surrounded by a red rope, and a security guard kept onlookers from getting too close.
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Four masked men emerged from the vehicle and began shooting seemingly indiscriminately, sending onlookers scrambling to safety.
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Some of the onlookers fled the scene after this, but some stayed behind to confront the police.
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Meghan Markle's "messy" bun wasn't the only hairstyle that had onlookers turning heads at the royal wedding.
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Also making their balcony debuts were Jack and Prince Louis, who thrilled onlookers with his excited wave.
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But in this case, that doesn't matter, as most onlookers won't be examining the band up close.
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"From my hotel window I saw passersby dragging someone who was injured and onlookers panicking," he tweeted.
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The competition, held in July 1894, attracted crowds of onlookers as 21 contraptions set out from Paris.
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It's unclear if these drones were piloted by police, protesters, curious onlookers, or all of the above.
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Some onlookers reported hearing him tell his mother that he was going to go into the water.
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Onlookers cheered as a masked man shattered a hotel window while another one hurled rocks through it.
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Naturally, enamored onlookers told various publications that the two looked to be having a grand ol' time.
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One video shows the crane in the distance slowly topple over as horrified onlookers gasp in shock.
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Onlookers, volunteer medics, and rescue workers quickly came to the aid of those injured in the attack.
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The couple greeted fans with glowing smiles, handshakes, and waves as they walked along the cheering onlookers.
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President Trump did not tweet during former FBI Director James Comey's Senate testimony Thursday, surprising many onlookers.
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The regime maintains control, but the Chinese, along with international onlookers, know Beijing falls short on freedom.
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Onlookers captured the impromptu rescue on videos that have since drawn hundreds of thousands of views online.
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As you might have noticed, it has gull-wing doors, which make quite an impression upon onlookers.
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It is a controversial arrangement that most onlookers — including Rogers — expect will eventually end, but not immediately.
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He then stunned onlookers by endorsing Trump for president and was a top adviser throughout the campaign.
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The revelation gave privacy-concerned onlookers a rare insight into just how invasive Palantir technology can be.
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Onlookers watch as the SS United States departs on her maiden voyage from New York City, 1952.
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A single protester interrupted Trudeau, and was shouted down by onlookers before being escorted away by police.
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Two dozen onlookers were already there; most Vine-ing, 'gramming, tweeting, or texting shots of the vista.
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Moms who breastfeed in public have been shamed by onlookers and social media commenters countless times before.
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Though, yes, the place was packed to the gills with onlookers, the VIP rooms were curiously empty.
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Video from CNN affiliate KYW showed police, fire and EMS services at the scene as onlookers gathered.
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The stunt went down Thursday morning ... as onlookers watched Erendira pull off the crazy ass stunt ... TWICE!
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By failing to disclose flaws, onlookers say, the government is undermining online security and alienating tech companies.
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Novels about archaeology are often about finding something repressed, and what that process does to the onlookers.
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Jupiter has captivated onlookers for centuries with its giant red spot and turbulent sea of rolling clouds.
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In between her wails of pain, she could be heard begging onlookers to not call an ambulance.
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He was also widely criticized for what many onlookers characterized as showing disrespect to the US flag.
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But onlookers have long suspected that any enforcement action would come from the privacy watchdog in Hamburg.
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Onlookers rushed to the scene at the apartment building, stretched out a blanket, and caught the boy.
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Witnesses described ambulances racing to evacuate the wounded, as troops surrounded the area to keep onlookers away.
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The ADNOC CEO snapped photos with each individual partner as onlookers took their own camera-phone shots.
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Like onlookers rubbernecking on the highway, readers probably won't learn anything, but there's a compulsion to look.
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Votes are registered by MPs walking through different doorways, out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Onlookers desperately tried to help as the duck boat began to sink in 26 feet of water.
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Votes are registered by lawmakers walking through different doorways, out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Onlookers can expect multiple events demonstrating each rider's prowess and the stamina and strength of the horses.
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According to Sky and Telescope, onlookers should expect to see around 15 to 20 meteors an hour.
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Onlookers crammed inside the bodega's doorway to watch the screening, their phone cameras pointed toward Ms. Klein.
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Together with onlookers atop the dock, Hamilton and Donovan pulled the young woman back up to safety.
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Nearby, the police shot in the air and then sprayed bullets to clear the plunderers and onlookers.
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Some commenters on Weibo noted that onlookers could have saved the woman simply by stopping the traffic.
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Watched by dozens of onlookers, the games are raucously competitive and a chance to enhance social status.
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The whole squad wears hijabs and modest sportswear, which they say sometimes inspires snide comments from onlookers.
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The clip begins with Thunberg standing at the edge of a lobby crowded with onlookers and reporters.
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Other onlookers point to then-ongoing and extremely delicate negotiations with Russia over a ceasefire in Syria.
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Mr. Dridi had previously tried to burn himself in public in 2012, but was stopped by onlookers.
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Sometimes it draws an audience of onlookers who may or may not stand up for the victim.
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Video posted to Instagram shows the tourists paddling and sitting in the water as onlookers watched on.
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To many onlookers, since the three of you have come along, it feels like a ballet renaissance.
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After taking off, made dramatic loops in the air before it crashed, video shot by onlookers showed.
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First responders were quick on the scene, which had been filled with smoke as well as onlookers.
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To onlookers, Mr. Driver may be having a moment, but he isn't buying into his own hype.
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The technology also has applications with freedom of speech concerns in the U.S. as well, onlookers say.
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Chaos ensued; the onlookers, jeering and shouting, flooded the ring, launching chairs and fists into the melee.
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"You're all going to get wet," he yelled, shaking a magnum, then drenching onlookers and engravers alike.
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It is a controversial arrangement that most onlookers -- including Rogers -- expect will eventually end, but not immediately.
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I could be running down the street screaming in Italy and onlookers won't care because I'm black.
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An hour later, the spire, engulfed in flames, collapsed to the gasps of hundreds of dumbstruck onlookers.
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" As she strolls away, she brags to onlookers that, "I think Donald Trump's balloon is not very well.
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The march of about one kilometer was accompanied by loudspeakers playing patriotic songs and onlookers thronged the roadsides.
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The couple posed together and shocked onlookers as Lively, 31, sported a yellow dress hugging her pregnant belly.
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The pair were seen cuddling and being affectionate with each other while at the event, according to onlookers.
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Dressed in a blue button down, onlookers enjoyed seeing the royal have a taste of the fresh fruit.
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The iguana abruptly releases its rival from its jaws, prompting a gasp of surprise from the two onlookers.
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Superstitious onlookers might have thought that the Belgian and the Algerian had swapped bodies—a footballing "Freaky Friday".
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Now let's jump forward to this scene, where our unlikely trio wade through a crowd of interested onlookers.
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As Saulters returns to the squad car to turn off the sirens, stunned onlookers converge on the scene.
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Much like McCabe did with Earth Crisis, onlookers challenged Ink & Dagger's very premise while they were on stage.
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The show's alcoholic content also gives a certain license to the onlookers, who become participants in the festivities.
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I realized that all these onlookers [were] recording the scene and no one was actually engaging and helping.
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That enthusiasm hasn't always carried over to the NBA, but the onlookers at today's press conference loved it.
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They lost the public's trust and incited a growing coalition of angry onlookers eager to testify against them.
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Though Chick-fil-A didn't take the bait, Wendy's jumped in -— sparking a Twitter battle that delighted onlookers.
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The chase was duly caught on camera by onlookers and posted to Snapchat and Twitter by Tonka Dre.
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NYPD officers have erected a barricade around her demonstration and moved onlookers away from the Chelsea office's doors.
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He then shimmies across the ledge and hoists the child to safety in view of shocked onlookers below.
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On the first floor two games of mah-jong are being played, watched by a handful of onlookers.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, however, made an appearance, in a move that has left some onlookers surprised.
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The flirtation was covered in excruciating detail by a pair of voyeuristic onlookers who documented their every move.
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Also monitored were the pulses of onlookers who were closely connected by blood or friendship with the walkers.
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Some onlookers said residents who live on the block still hadn't been allowed to return to their homes.
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He stepped out of a black SUV to the sounds of onlookers shouting, some of whom hurled profanity.
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Yes. But onlookers will soon know the convenience of this form of input and it will become mainstream.
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This memorial, intentionally or not, reproduces the opportunity for white onlookers to engage in the spectacle of lynching.
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Onlookers have speculated that Cruz was distancing himself from Trump in anticipation of a presidential run in 2020.
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Police have detained some onlookers who shouted at Li, according to the state-backed China Youth Daily newspaper.
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Although many onlookers tagged Trump in their tweets, the presidential hopeful has not commented on the afternoon's events.
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A deer with the body of a human stands over her, seemingly protecting her from the spying onlookers.
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Families with children as young as 10 watched the drama unfold as onlookers screamed for someone to help.
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A crowd of onlookers showed up day after day to glean insights into the secretive company's recovery efforts.
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Police sealed off the area and pushed onlookers and journalists back, warning there could be a second bomb.
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He'd just finished an emotionally taxing set that had two onlookers in tears for most of its duration.
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Holding the microphone that night was a young Liam Gallagher; among the onlookers was his older brother, Noel.
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When I got to the park by the bridge that morning, excited onlookers were all over the place.
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Last year, hard-liners launched a campaign vilifying critical bloggers, which – to many onlookers' surprise – Díaz-Canal supported.
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Onlookers speculate that the "Guccifer 2.0" is, as CrowdStrike suggests, a cover-up operation by the Russian government.
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The incident in Guizhou, China, was captured by multiple stunned onlookers, and shared widely on Chinese social media.
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The intense heat left onlookers drenched with sweat, and the air was filled with an acrid, burned scent.
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Known for having paid $2 million for the still unreleased Wu-Tang album, some onlookers took Shkreli seriously.
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The video shows Mannan's lifeless body being dragged by curious onlookers outside his home prior to police arrival.
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Crews remained there Thursday evening, but the sense of urgency had dissipated, along with the crowds of onlookers.
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The attacker was then mercilessly beaten by onlookers on the ground until his head was covered in blood.
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The officers wrestle the woman on the ground, initially oblivious to the child, who is helped by onlookers.
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In the buildings that keep lights on at night, onlookers can peer in and see the vast emptiness.
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His security team made onlookers put away their phones before he popped the question ... and she said yes.
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For many onlookers, understanding the total solar eclipse meant digging up buried memories from elementary school science class.
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To avoid spooking the cat, climb quietly, without breaking dead branches or yelling progress reports to onlookers below.
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A fan circling the head then engages to cool the robot, or turns outward to cool embarrassed onlookers.
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In Spain, a fitness instructor hosted a workout from a rooftop, with onlookers joining in from their balconies.
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Many of the 150 or so onlookers chanted "The wall must come down!" as it was knocked over.
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The square was packed with onlookers, many of whom had lined up for hours before the event began.
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The rubble slid off the side of the building in crazy video captured by onlookers in the street.
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Onlookers are seen in the video taking photos of the parked car, which the valets left up front.
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Horrified onlookers recorded the event in hi-def from high-rises, instantaneously uploading their footage to social media.
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Nearby was another body, this one a 21-year-old male the onlookers identified as her boyfriend, Jerico.
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Video captured by onlookers and shared to social media shows debris cluttering the air amid plumes of smoke.
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He no longer sprinted out of his home to greet tour buses, delighting onlookers with his glittery costumes.
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The violence attracted a throng of onlookers, journalists and peaceful protesters who had marched earlier in the day.
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That passion is shared by the onlookers, who dance, sing along (quietly) and snap their fingers in applause.
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Not all racism looks like the lynching of Henry Smith in 1893 in front of 10,000 jeering onlookers.
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Trump and his wife arrived in U.K. on Monday morning and waved to onlookers while exiting Air Force One.
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In the video, the two reappear after jumping into the water while onlookers are shocked at the pair's bravery.
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Some onlookers are fretting that the reduced competition could shrivel up innovation, leading to slower improvements in crop yields.
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One of the whales suddenly emitted a massive blast of air Monday in what some onlookers called an explosion.
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Upon seeing his body she pushed aside police officers and curious onlookers and instinctively drew it to her chest.
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Not wanting to hurt the visitor, onlookers helped police keep an area around the sea lion clear from cars.
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After freeing the dog from the vehicle, police and onlookers desperately tried to save the dog before she died.
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But onlookers waited for about 30 minutes before launching a frantic search along the banks and in the water.
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Stunned and irate onlookers said military police officers had been shooting at a motorcycle as it passed the van.
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In Aden's fish market onlookers cheered as a fisherman displayed his catch, a small shark, but customers were scarce.
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This fact, combined with backlash over Shelton, had many onlookers pointing out how problematic the list has historically been.
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Like other onlookers, SunTrust analysts believe that the feature being "opt out" means it likely won't be widely adopted.
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Williams talked with onlookers and put the word out: If you're afraid to talk with police, come to me.
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Police have told onlookers and Loomer herself that, as of yet, the social media company isn't currently pressing charges.
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Engrossingly voyeuristic, the loungers made the onlookers participate in the absurdity, as half their figure disappears into the player.
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Confronting the Iraqi onlookers, he steps on a fleshy pile, which turns out to be the suicide-bomber's face.
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On Thursday, Tostee was acquitted of all charges, bringing to an end a case that fascinated and divided onlookers.
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According to Jewson, when Davis is with clients, onlookers often assume she is a wife or a woman companion.
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Bush and Obama sat next to each other and waved to onlookers in the crowd while also sharing smiles.
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In the back, a man tries to sell onlookers on an intimidating, multi-monitor setup called the Blockchain Terminal.
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He's now safe and sound with Pair, who assured onlookers that Toki would reside in a more secure tank.
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They have sensors that control the level of brightness so that onlookers or nearby drivers aren't blinded by lights.
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For all Barnum loved catering to an audience, the movie gives no voice to us, the gawkers, the onlookers.
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One of the onlookers Ramesh Walunj jumped into the water and helped two of the three girls to safety.
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A Paris resident tells PEOPLE that onlookers watching the blaze were moved to tears as they watched the flames.
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I can use my art as a form of communication, creating a bond with the onlookers and my subjects.
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As onlookers begin to converge on the scene, the officer reaches into his waistband and pulls out a gun.
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Bieber encourages onlookers to put down their phones before a young girl performs a song on a street corner.
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But on arguments about royalties and the future of music, Needham said onlookers have missed the industry's key shift.
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It shows the men&aposs bodies hanging from a tree surrounded by a crowd of white onlookers, some smiling.
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Reporters and onlookers captured the whole pandemonium in photos and videos, which they shared on Twitter in real-time.
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Every night when the sun goes down, Florida's net-casting spiders emerge, startling onlookers with record-breaking, enormous eyes.
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We're now in an age where cameras are frequently wielded as the last, safest line of defense for onlookers.
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Then the men formed rings around individual women, so that police and onlookers could not see inside each huddle.
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Her demeanor and quiet resolve, at the end of a week of heightened tension, brought her praise from onlookers.
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Curious onlookers watched on as the seal waddled over to the stairs at the north end of the beach.
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The amazing video delighted onlookers, and surprised those who were unaware of the launch ... nope, not a UFO. Sorry!
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"You gave my son a lethal injection," onlookers heard him say before he pulled the woman into a car.
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Outside, concertgoers mingled with a few dozen protestors and various onlookers, including a Columbia University class on urban design.
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The first screen shows the faces of onlookers visiting the site of the twin towers just after 93/11.
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Suddenly surrounded by the rumble of wheels on pavement, onlookers turn to observe a raucous horde of 30 skateboarders.
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Onlookers believe that the working group's approval will hinge on whether it is satisfied by the U.S.'s assurances.
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Bathed in a flattering golden glow, onlookers marveled at the view as "Manhattanhenge" made its final appearance this year.
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"We were handing out brochures for his organization to any curious onlookers who happened by," Gilligan told Entertainment Weekly.
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After the car crashed, the driver was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
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She and onlookers did not dare call the Mexican police, for fear that they would be harassed or deported.
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James Baldwin refused to say the "Civil Rights Movement" because it was a term applied by white media onlookers.
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To succeed in the future, to have real teeth, anti-corruption efforts need fewer cheerleaders and more conscientious onlookers.
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Images from the scene showed the nine-foot, four-ton animal lying in a muddy field, surrounded by onlookers.
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A groan can be heard as onlookers, including the soldiers providing security, look toward the soldier, who falls backward.
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Dozens of guards hustled onlookers and journalists away, telling them they could not even take pictures of the exterior.
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According to CNN affiliate KSAT, onlookers took photos and videos of the baboon as it ran along a road.
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This time around, some external onlookers have suggested voter turnout could be an indication of the Egyptian premier's popularity.
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At different points during the weekend, Lil Yachty would casually saunter past, blinding onlookers with his elaborate diamond jewelry.
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But the city is also undergoing another major project: hiding and removing poor people from view of foreign onlookers.
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He's calm and occasionally dancing as onlookers orbit, but something he said in the coffee shop belies his chill.
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The attacker, whose identity is unknown, was beaten by onlookers and was targeting protesters, according to local media reports.
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Another video shows the attacker standing with blood on his face, as onlookers throw trashcans and punches at him.
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But as the puzzled reactions and smiles of onlookers show, his were not the moves of a trained dancer.
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Musk's erratic behavior has been a point of concern for investors, board members, and onlookers for a while now.
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" Pausing to ask if any of the onlookers are Italian, Cuomo adds, "It's an insult to your fucking people.
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The police carried victims' bodies in tarpaulins to a truck, occasionally drawing loud wails from some of the onlookers.
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Onlookers might be conflating Davidson's mental health challenges, which he's been open about, with an inability to manage money.
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Onlookers in the terminal waved farewell as the plane, operated by Delta Air Lines, taxied out to the runway.
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Two uniformed men stood by the resort's long driveway armed with clipboards and walkie-talkies, ushering curious onlookers away.
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And how did Mumler keep his method hidden from the many witnesses and onlookers who hoped to expose him?
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So many cameras and onlookers hovered in front of the gathering that marchers had trouble advancing down the street.
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While Putin and Medvedev didn't show up to the Raelian presentation on Saturday, more than 100 curious onlookers did.
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An airline&aposs paint scheme offers onlookers a taste of a carrier&aposs values or its culture&aposs ethos.
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The star wowed onlookers in a custom Coach gown and bright pink eye shadow at the 2017 Met Gala.
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Also: While kissing in public often makes onlookers uncomfortable, it might just make your partner feel the same way.
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Even if officials cut rates for purely technocratic reasons, some onlookers will suspect that they have caved under pressure.
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Onlookers seemed to question the coherence of her family and to wonder whether they were a family at all.
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Further, onlookers point out, Nunes likely would have been aware of that fact as chair of the Intelligence Committee.
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Helicopters circled and curious onlookers milled about on bicycles and on foot in streets that were closed to traffic.
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"Literally smashing," he said to a group of onlookers, referring to the brutal events with which the scene ends.
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It was only when she reached a crowd of onlookers that one of them dialed the police for help.
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It does require a piece of hardware to be intercepting the sensors' data, which may get noticed by onlookers.
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"The Netherlands belongs to all of us, everyone who does their best" Asscher told Wilders, to applause from onlookers.
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Video captured by ABC News shows Trump holding the sign and displaying it to the crowd of onlookers. Pres.
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On his hourlong drive to his resort, hundreds of onlookers waved and recorded cellphone video of the president's arrival.
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There, we had the space to unravel the sheet, and onlookers were invited to fill in the remaining slits.
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As the looming gray building imploded, crumbling into a pile of debris and dust, a crowd of onlookers cheered.
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Below are the conversations I had with Free Speech rally attendees and non-protesting onlookers based on my notes.
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Many of the scenes depicted functioned like Saturday Night Live skits, offering comic relief to onlookers as they indulged.
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Yes, it still has some fail whale-like technical issues, and yes, some onlookers insist it's all just a fad.
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The massive size of the maps magnifies their details, allowing onlookers to take in the depth of information on display.
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The kangaroo began to struggle in the deep water and worried many onlookers who put in the call for help.
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Members of the House of Commons vote by walking through different doorways out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Any sense of danger quickly dissipated as onlookers learned the house had been donated to the fire department for training.
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The security detail protecting politicians and onlookers at Donald Trump's inauguration have a new threat to consider this year: drones.
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After his address, the Vermont senator walked through the same gate and greeted onlookers before briefly speaking to the press.
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Some onlookers suggested that France's triumphant squad, 19853 players of whom have African ancestry, had won the continent's first title.
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In front of dozens of onlookers, he leaned against a table and jabbed the long needle into his left forearm.
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A rare cloud formation has amazed onlookers and captured the Internet's attention after appearing over a Virginia lake on Tuesday.
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After dazzling onlookers with her feathery Met Gala looks, Kylie Jenner stepped out in another eye-catching outfit Thursday evening.
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When the footballing trophy was brought to Bamenda, Cameroon's third-biggest city, placard-carrying protesters joined the crowds of onlookers.
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They should be praised for their actions, not vilified by uninformed onlookers like Livingston in the name of contemporary politics.
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Set to the tune of the "Hey Song," the duo were cheered on by onlookers as they took the plunge.
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While its current habits would suggest "iPhone 7S," many onlookers believe Apple will opt for a different name next year.
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Despite the fact that the blast was inches from the man's face, and other onlookers, no one was reportedly injured.
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A few minutes later, they arrived at the beach where they were welcomed by another large set of excited onlookers.
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TechCrunch got to watch this drone in the wild – flying over the unknowing eyes of onlookers at Mission Dolores Park.
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Inspired onlookers rushed to congratulate Granville, giving him hugs and cheering him on as he rushed to complete the race.
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Studies find that onlookers can tell when we're projecting an emotion we don't feel, leading to distrust and even discomfort.
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Williams asked any other onlookers with video or information about the shooting to reach out to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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While onlookers laughed, a group of older girls from Zoey's high school suggested that they abandon Ana, and Zoey agreed.
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Flores, Peterson, Lichtenstein, and others focused on people, on their interactions with fellow protesters, police, onlookers, and the camera itself.
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A young man tirelessly unfolds each ballot, holds it up and announces the candidates marked to a handful of onlookers.
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A moon balloon set loose by typhoon Meranti careened through Fuzhou, China, on Thursday, enveloping cars and astonishing local onlookers.
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Onlookers might glimpse at what appears to be a well-worn sports car and wonder why it's worth $13.75 million.
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In theory, Kaine did his job — albeit a bit too nervously, and in a manner that proved grating on onlookers.
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" Despite the joking exchange with the first lady, onlookers described the meeting between Pope Francis and the president as "stiff.
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But if the result looks likely to be the same as last time, the mood of many onlookers has changed.
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During the video, onlookers can be heard gasping and screaming as they watch the top of the iconic landmark collapse.
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Cheering crowds of onlookers watched as bursts of color filled the sky around the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building.
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But from its start, onlookers viewed beauty contests with a critical eye, even as some tried to subvert the tradition.
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Medics offered health services, and onlookers from around the country and the world called to order pizzas for the protesters.
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A second was hollowed out with a bunch of ping pong balls, which onlookers could buy for $5 a pop.
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"It's too hot," she complains, while the crowd of a hundred onlookers salivate as she pushes her unwanted pizza away.
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A passerby in a boat told onlookers in the apartment complex that he'd seen an alligator in the muddy water.
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While many financial analysts will be inspecting the details more closely, a lot of onlookers simply want to know... why?
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However, by the sounds of joyous laughter from the other adult onlookers, we can only assume it all ended well.
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The President held an event touting the importance of physical fitness and showed onlookers how to play his favorite sport.
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Onlookers took notice almost immediately when the lights in parts of midtown and uptown Manhattan flicked back on Saturday night.
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Zapata took off near Calais in France before a crowd of onlookers, and was supposed to land in Dover, England.
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In full view of the guards and, on the West German side, reporters and outraged onlookers, Fechter bled to death.
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The New York billionaire waved at a crowd of several dozen onlookers as he went by but didn't address anyone.
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Any concerns the onlookers might have had were quickly laid to rest as he laughed his way up the stairs.
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Authorities also warned onlookers to stay away from the site of the explosion, where there is also a Shia mosque.
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A separate fog bank enveloped onlookers as a series of extended synthesized notes resonated, building and waning in overlapping waves.
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Joshua Holt told onlookers at the White House that he was gratified that the Trump administration, as well as Sens.
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Another question, voiced by some perplexed onlookers at the march, was whether the hat was supposed to resemble a uterus.
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" When I asked what he would tell onlookers wondering what to make of the seemingly tense standoff, he wrote, "Think.
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With the coming of regular radio broadcasts, however, onlookers had more than an outline of the action played out visually.
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When we last saw Magny, he dazzled onlookers with a come-from-behind battering of former Bellator champ Hector Lombard.
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Although they are unassuming upon first glance, the pencils are meant to draw onlookers deeper into the subject's hero's journey.
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Trump's motorcade drew onlookers from the busy streets of Accra as it made its way to Greater Accra Regional Hospital.
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If onlookers are lining up to see canned food from North Korea, then what size crowds will fine art bring?
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To onlookers, the outset of Woodstock must have looked more like Fyre Festival than an event destined to become legend.
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Video filmed by onlookers and shared on social media showed smoke and flames billowing from the top of the cathedral.
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But while he was doing that, he says onlookers, who he described as "rappers," started making fun of his height.
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Bumpies are, unsurprisingly, controversial, alternately a source of irritation for onlookers and a connection to community for moms-to-be.
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As Mr. Trump tweeted, onlookers outside the cathedral lined up along the streets, and pointed through the wrought-iron fences.
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But the latest involving Pusha T and "The Story of Adidon" has left some fans and onlookers scratching their heads.
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In a sandy arena circled by stands, onlookers witnessed everything from two-person duels to small-group battles (called "buhurts").
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Videos shared on social media showed busloads of immigrants returning to one plant's parking lot early Thursday as onlookers cheered.
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As he got closer, he saw a swarm of police officers with their guns drawn telling onlookers to move away.
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Onlookers not only parroted derogatory phrases Mr. Trump has used for months, but also photographed voters as they marched past.
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Onlookers are silhouetted against the reflection of a wildfire burning in the Cleveland National Forest in Lake Elsinore, California, Aug.
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Onlookers described a typical Leap Frogs demonstration, in which the parachutists join hands and twist and turn in the sky.
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Video from the scene appeared to show angry onlookers attempting to hit and kick the woman after she was detained.
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Wherever there was a commotion, reporters and camera crews rushed in, followed by legions of curious onlookers brandishing selfie sticks.
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Abe smiled and high-fived some onlookers during his shrine visit, but his speech highlighted the serious problems facing Japan.
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A couple of faded photographs in the collection show Ruth mid-swing, surrounded by onlookers, giant boulders at his back.
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It wasn't until onlookers formed a human chain to support Ott that Vansant was finally freed and hauled to shore.
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He caused a stink at the Mayan ruins by walking in with a brewski, climbing the ruins and mooning onlookers.
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Onlookers say it's because of the drugs; Wayne maintains that it's simply part of a long-running battle with epilepsy.
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Thousands of onlookers lined bridges over the Seine and along its embankments, held at a distance by a police cordon.
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Witnesses say the attacker leapt from the vehicle shouting "Kill all Muslims!" and "You deserve it!" before being overpowered by onlookers.
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William drove his family to the event, and Kate shared a smile and wave with onlookers in a bubblegum pink ensemble.
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AS A rule, it is not ideal for a presidential administration to remind onlookers of a feuding, villain-haunted Shakespearean tragedy.
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It was often a social event that attracted thousands of onlookers who celebrated with picnics and chronicled the occasion on postcards.
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On Saturday morning, onlookers and press gathered at Sergels Torg square to pay their respects to the victims of Friday's attack.
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It eventually collapsed entirely, and video footage from the scene showed onlookers screaming as the flames engulfed the landmark's famous feature.
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Attendance swelled to more than 10,000 and onlookers began referring to Burning Man as a cross between Woodstock and "Mad Max."
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LaFlore, who is black, knew that he wanted to make an interactive instead of a passive exhibit, something onlookers couldn't miss.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: SpaceXThousands of onlookers cheered on as the rocket lifted off and drifted out of view.
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Onlookers in Times Square watched from below and through windows in buildings as the acrobats crossed each other in the middle.
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But to the shock and dismay of the gathered onlookers, the ultra-logical Spock in real life knew nothing about chess.
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Onlookers watch the march from the curb on Sixth Avenue as a roller skater rides in the street, June 26, 1975.
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Their wands also double as air guitars as they rock out to the song while onlookers with posters cheer them on.
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Onlookers take photos as a firefighting helicopter makes a water drop over a wildfire threatening the Pacific Palisades neighborhood, Oct. 21.
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The short film is broadcast via headphones to curious onlookers, who can drop by, tune in, and find out what happens.
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And just a few miles behind the garage onlookers can see chimneys from the local steelworks peeking out from behind homes.
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Despite its rise in prominence — and, at least in small sums, price — onlookers say it's not really proving its use case.
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Many onlookers seemed only too ready to literally set fire to their James Charles–branded makeup palettes, given a little provocation.
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However, onlookers reportedly begged police to take the sheet off of Carey, as he appeared to still be breathing and twitching.
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The Doodle shows Blankers-Koen racing down the Olympic track, with the Google letters spelled out in the crowd of onlookers.
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While zoo officials clearly believed the child was in danger, other onlookers believed Harambe was just as clearly protecting the child.
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But onlookers pointed out that she didn't actually apologize for using the racial slur, making the post seem patronizing and disingenuous.
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Swift's facial recognition system was built into a kiosk that displayed highlights of her rehearsals, which would secretly record onlookers' faces.
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In responding to the "Scaffold" controversy in Minneapolis, some art world onlookers have painted the white male artist as the victim.
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It became a guessing game among analysts and onlookers whether each of Sears' last five holiday seasons would be its last.
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We are home safe and he is feeling deeply sorry for any remote disrespect afforded to me, attendants, onlookers or officers.
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Video online spread like wildfire, showing adults punching, kicking, pulling hair and screaming at each other as onlookers yelled for security.
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The beaten man's bloodied face is indistinct, but the faces of the white onlookers, one of whom is grinning, are clear.
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Just last month, a crowd of onlookers snapping pictures of a mountain goat chased the animal to its death in Alaska.
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A$AP's mother, Renee Black, was escorted through the crowd of reporters, photographers and onlookers outside the Stockholm courthouse Tuesday morning.
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Goliath beats David For many onlookers, Germany's departure at the group stage proved that this World Cup has been particularly unpredictable.
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Sceptical onlookers questioned how much the factors which reliably predicted parole success in one place at one time could apply elsewhere.
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As early as 2012, onlookers stared mystified by these slow moving white objects in states like Tennessee, Virginia and South Dakota.
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He used both hands to hold the squirming shark down as onlookers took photos while he posed for over 30 seconds.
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Macron was greeted with full military honors upon his arrival, with hundreds of onlookers waving European flags and shouting his name.
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Eager to serve all of Sydney, the ferrymen and women rescued the wallaby while onlookers anxiously watched from a nearby jetty.
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Several reports described scenes of firefighters and onlookers trying to pull out persons trapped under the concrete using their bare hands.
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Kesha and Dr. Luke both posted messages to fans and onlookers on social media in the days following the injunction's denial.
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The pullback prompted onlookers, like those quoted in a recent Wall Street Journal article, to say the industry is falling behind.
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I tried this solution at Computex Taipei, standing on a circular stage at Zotac's booth in front of dozens of onlookers.
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I don't know that any onlookers were particularly wowed, but in most cases folks said they would consider wearing the watch.
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Shortly after beginning, she warned onlookers that she would have to say something offensive in order to talk about offensive speech.
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Onlookers saw a scuffle break out between the two men, according to news reports, until Mr. Harris climbed into the buoy.
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No matter how difficult it may be to ignore the gravitational pull of strobe lights, cheering onlookers and a pulsating beat.
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Onlookers gathered in this area, watching the horses coming in right before they were auctioned off — sometimes for millions of dollars.
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As a result, many onlookers think it's unlikely the EU Commission and the Commerce Department will return to the negotiating table.
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Laughter from onlookers is heard as the boy doesn't stop mowing, despite the president standing on the grass right beside him.
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But as Mr. Liu, an actor, continued his monologue on death, war and women, a crowd of onlookers began to form.
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Worse for the company, onlookers say, is that the FBI's disclosure highlights that there is a vulnerability in Apple's vaunted encryption.
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As stories started to appear in the local press, onlookers turned up to watch the explorers rehearse on Mille Lacs Lake.
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The volatile and unpredictable nature of both leaders has many onlookers worrying about whether this high-stakes summit will run smoothly.
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Meanwhile the crowd of amazed onlookers either doubled over in laughter or yelled abuse, which further enraged our aggrieved homeless warrior.
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The theater added a couple of child-size chairs in its canteen, and many rehearsals are now attended by young onlookers.
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Although most of the onlookers had not known the 44-year-old gendarme in life, they knew everything about his death.
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Coe was then hanged from a streetcar wire on the corner of 17th and Harney in front of thousands of onlookers.
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Like her intricate updos embellished with hair ornaments and blossoms, chandelier earrings and bold necklaces drew onlookers' focus to her face.
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In their brief brush with fame, the bees attracted hundreds of onlookers and inspired some embarrassingly bad jokes by police officers.
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"Wait Watchers" (published as a monograph, "Watchers," in 2015 by the Magenta Foundation) caught onlookers in the act of looking ugly.
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"By the turn of the century, you had, in New York City, 30,000 marchers and half a million onlookers," she said.
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The onlookers rose to their feet, cheering wildly, as a stream of grinning, hollering, or serious-faced young people cantered past.
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To be sure, the noise often came from cheering onlookers, hands outstretched, who were clamoring to take selfies with Ms. Nixon.
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Blake Wallenda of the "Flying Wallendas" dazzled onlookers as he performed a dizzying 200-foot skywalk between two hotels in Hawaii.
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Onlookers were caught by surprise on Saturday when hundreds of "witches" breezed past them on brooms paddleboards, according to Oregon Live.
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Organizers and onlookers were unsure if the group's tactics — demonstrators getting arrested, shutting down traffic — could work in the United States.
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Crowds of onlookers pressed against the yellow police tape at the periphery of the scene, around Pacific Street and Utica Avenue.
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One of the onlookers, Thurgood Papadopalous, held a large poster of Blagojevich's face but disparaged the former governor to a reporter.
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Some journalists and onlookers questioned whether McIver even existed after the campaign released a statement from her apologizing for the error.
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As the smoke drifts around the world through the upper atmosphere, onlookers might notice a red tinge in sunsets as well.
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The U.K. economy has surprised onlookers with its initial buoyance following the shock vote to leave the EU in June 2016.
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Onlookers think it's unlikely that Kelly would resign, no matter how much he might disagree with the president's rhetoric on Charlottesville.
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A few months ago, a crowd of curious onlookers gathered on a newly built highway overpass in downtown Port-au-Prince.
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Men wear hats with feathers, to represent roosters and a masculine spirit, and gallop through town, past onlookers and marimba bands.
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The fabric was durable and the details in the photo — crevasses in a glacier; onlookers on a bridge — were nicely defined.
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Some onlookers were surprised by the targeting of Matisyahu, a relatively apolitical but well-known religious American Jew (not an Israeli).
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A group of onlookers formed seemingly out of nowhere, many raising their phones over each other trying to snap a picture.
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The Trump phenomenon, which has onlookers in Europe and elsewhere agog at the latest American folly, isn't really exceptional at all.
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Rob Kardashian's birthday came early ... as Blac Chyna put on a booty popping clinic for him ... and several hundred other onlookers.
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This is nothing short of appalling and goes way beyond any of the anti-abortion acts British onlookers castigate Trump for.
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Meanwhile, hidden cameras planted throughout the restaurant capturing onlookers — real people not actors — hesitating to step in and help the kid out.
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Although there are warning signs along the fence, the runway still attracts tourists and onlookers looking to get up close to aircraft.
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Onlookers enjoying their Monday afternoon discovered a security robot, operated by Knightscope, lying interface-down in a shallow fountain in Washington Harbour.
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Online news portals posted live updates of the scene outside the court where scores of journalists and onlookers waited for Najib's arrival.
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If onlookers stood in the right spot, the photo would perfectly align with the building behind it — making the glass pyramid disappear.
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Once Legend finished up rehearsal, there was applause from the few dozen onlookers in the theater and the 2014 Oscar winner smiled.
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Two young boys stand in the street with other onlookers to witness the marchers go by, March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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This included onlookers placing markings and preparing special paths in the terrain for Chinese athletes, which only those competitors were aware of.
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"We're all down about the price of a small house," said Jason Les, chatting with onlookers about the score while he played.
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And many onlookers find it hard to sympathize with ranchers who appear to be getting a pretty sweet deal from the government.
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Anybody that has been to an English football match will know that the upright onlookers tend to be the most vocal ones.
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"The thing you miss there most of all is the Earth itself," Mikhail Kornienko told the audience of onlookers at the time.
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The whole ordeal lasted nearly two hours and garnered the attention of a large crowd of onlookers and dozens of news crews.
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Elsz alternated between moving onstage and descending the stairs to join the crowd of onlookers, coaxing them to move to the music.
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The encounter was characterized as a meet-cute by onlookers Rosey Blair and Houston Hardaway, who were in the seats behind them.
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Chick-fil-A didn't take the bait, but Wendy's stepped in and sparred with Popeyes on Twitter to the delight of onlookers.
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I hope Black mothers of mixed race children aren't made to feel alien by stares of onlookers mistaking them for the nanny.
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Onlookers far from the Jodhpur, Rajasthan, venue still managed to fill social media with videos and images of the jaw-dropping show.
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This confusion led some onlookers to accuse Kjellberg himself of being deliberately misleading, perhaps in order to present himself as a victim.
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"Hardcore," one of the onlookers breathes as the deed is done, and Joker — who is, appropriately, his outfit's joker — becomes a warrior.
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Ted Cruz is taking a selfie with confused onlookers as his other hand hangs in the air like normal humans would pose.
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Their fight, which happened in front of an audience of of onlookers, was captured for cameras — not for the family's hit E!
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But onlookers have pointed to divisions in the Al-Saud family, wherein lies opposition to some of the prince's more interventionist policies.
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In a heartbreaking scene, Bourdain and his crew decide to feed hungry onlookers by buying out a food stand at full price.
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Onlookers in the center can be heard telling officers to stop, but the officers continue to pull at Headley and her child.
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Not only do onlookers not know the dynamics going on within the group, but their explosive fights can boil over in public.
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A businessman's armoured car is a message to envious onlookers that, unlike them, he leads a life worth saving at all costs.
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Yet sometimes the VAR's initial check will last so long that it essentially becomes a full review, throwing all onlookers into confusion.
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I felt like a movie star as dozens of onlookers asked for selfies -- of course, not having any clue who I was!
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They await their ultimate demise in giant pits surrounded by curious onlookers and tourists, some of whom travel from across the globe.
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Even when show attendees or onlookers got all dressed up in Milan, they embraced an approachable glam suitable for nearly every occasion.
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If you're using your drone in an urban area, the SafeAir could be an especially useful way to minimize risk to onlookers.
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Suri and her crew sat in the courtyard and ordered hamburgers, where an apparently famished Holmes impressed onlookers by cleaning her plate.
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The emotional moment was captured by the cell phone cameras of onlookers like Khloé, who shared the moment to her Instagram story.
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Outside the bank's front entrance, crime scene tape cordoned off the street and onlookers from the community gathered around, discussing the crime.
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The Weills spend more than half of their time here now, far from Wall Street's high-octane environment — and its critical onlookers.
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For onlookers who had never witnessed a live man being strapped into what looked like a body bag, the sight was unsettling.
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Naturally, Bieber's get-up prompted an explainer of sorts from Fashionista, a Twitter moment, and, of course, some glorious reactions from onlookers.
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Pictures and video posted to social media showed police arresting several people and overturned bikes blocking a street while onlookers chanted slogans.
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Onlookers say the most likely course of events will see the European Commission take the nascent deal back to the negotiating table.
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Perhaps because of the neighborhood's reputation, accounts of onlookers trying to scoop up the free booze became part of the tragedy's lore.
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The goat surprised onlookers by not only refusing to be eaten, but actually kicking the the tiger out of its bedding area.
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Onlookers and neighbors told the Times Union that the site of the fatal crash has been a problematic intersection for years. Gov.
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Onlookers expect Apple is racing to identify and patch any weaknesses the FBI used to access shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone 5S.
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The man slowly approached with his hands up, and a crowd of onlookers became angry and shouted and cursed at the police.
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In that case, onlookers say, the working group would be even more likely to struggle to maintain a uniform approach to enforcement.
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Onlookers were also concerned about the glasses recording them without their knowledge, which led to several Glass-wearers being attacked in public.
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These onlookers appeared to be staring at Milano with faces of amused pity, disgust, and annoyance while she poses for the snap.
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They did arrest her, assisted by the Dutch police, who pushed back onlookers and Bosnian war victims who tried to protect her.
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"The Dada Award has seen the most interaction, from clueless onlookers and artists, to art lovers and art world individuals," says Haarp.
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As they chanted and drank beer from shoes, onlookers captured their antics on video, which soon found their way to social media.
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It quickly attracted a crowd of tourists and other onlookers who wondered where the 20-foot-tall cross may have come from.
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Maybe you've witnessed a similar episode in the city:curious onlookers who hesitate to act, or opt not to do anything at all.
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The viewing platform stops the apartments being "a secure home for young children" because of the onlookers, they said in court papers.
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Curious travelers stopped and stared at the procession of soldiers in their dress blues — the ceremony's purpose dawning on the onlookers slowly.
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Until … three "hot Riverdale dads" arrive on the scene, at once defusing the bloodthirsty tension and captivating the licentious imagination of onlookers.
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Videos shared on Twitter showed homes crumbling in front of onlookers and cars strewn in gullies where entire roads had given way.
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Onlookers and neighbors pointed out that the building had been marked with an "X" for demolition but was refurbished not long ago.
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Close quarters for both athletes and onlookers do not exactly conform to social distancing guidelines, which suggest people stand 6 feet apart.
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Participants and onlookers alike painted their faces as colorful skulls — many in the style of Mexico's iconic figure known as La Catrina.
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As the event kicks off on August 11, onlookers will be closely watching for clues about the future of this secretive country.
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According to Padilla, tarantulas are relatively solitary creatures, so, luckily, it's unlikely that onlookers will spot waves of the fuzzy brown arachnids.
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The steps were closed for maintenance on Monday, with neither a bride nor groom in sight, just with onlookers lamenting the destruction.
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In Sydney, Australia, reports say that a man died after he collapsed outside a Chinese restaurant and onlookers refused to perform CPR.
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The blimp invites onlookers to text the word "Fly" to a Trump 2020 mobile number and join the campaign's list of supporters.
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He stood up, reassured the startled onlookers, drove back to the villa, and immediately wrote a long e-mail to Nancy Putkoski.
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Large parts of the downtown business district were closed to traffic as protesters surrounded by onlookers engaged in a standoff with police.
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A few onlookers asked the cube wearers what they were doing, if it was an art installation, whether they were being paid.
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It's one of the year's most highly anticipated nationwide tours, as fans and onlookers await the theatrical antics that West characteristically delivers.
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After a barrage of fireworks, smoke filled the area as onlookers hugged, popped champagne corks and filmed the moment on their phones.
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After a barrage of fireworks, smoke filled the area as onlookers hugged, popped champagne corks and filmed the moment on their phones.
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A cluster of twirling couples danced to a cumbia beat under the low-slung ceiling, while onlookers clutched bottles of Victoria beer.
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Some onlookers have been shocked that the government is trying to force a company to proactively create a software vulnerable to hackers.
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Onlookers say it's apparent by Kasowitz's reported choice of venue that he is clear-eyed about the strength of his legal case.
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Wytasha Carter's procession passed through the city, a special moment was captured by onlookers as a man shielded an officer from rain.
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By the time Macron and Trump met face-to-face in London, the atmosphere was frosty, with onlookers ready for some sparring.
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Along with off-camera onlookers, we the viewer watch for a moment, soundtracked by the sweet sounds of alternative rock band Saliva.
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That leaves onlookers — and, apparently, many in the White House — with a big question: If not Ayers to replace Kelly, then who?
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Most cruelly of all, she is made to walk naked down the street, where she is jeered at and injured by onlookers.
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His efforts are to no avail, the lighter goes off and the video becomes filled with flames and the screams of onlookers.
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The audience is left to contemplate the expressions and mentalities of those onlookers, who ushered in the modern spectacle of black suffering.
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In a cordoned-off area, some of Dr. Lacovara's graduate students continued their work on the precious layer, explaining their finds to onlookers.
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Opting out might be a wise-move, as onlookers voice concern that a government-owned company is directly involved in storing user data.
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As the crowds snowballed, and many onlookers snuck past the ropes to join in the procession, the parade turned into an exuberant celebration.
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The young girl gives chase, her ponytail bobbing, only pausing to shrug at the onlookers: What am I supposed to do with this?
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Each public punishment specifically fit the crime, so the tie used to administer it created a legible, symbolic admonition for crowds of onlookers.
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After cruising alongside the giant to snap some photos, the manta ray eventually swam off, completely unfazed by the crowd of alien onlookers.
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"I'd say we're way ahead of the timeline," she said to laughter from onlookers, who included a handful of World War Two veterans.
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" Onlookers immediately took to social media to call West out for selling "church socks on Easter," branding him "a real Prophet for Profit.
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Tesla's Musk has always been controversial, but his talk about taking Tesla private and his battle with federal regulators surprised even jaded onlookers.
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Police soon came to find the women surrounded by a group of onlookers and called an ambulance, which transported both to a hospital.
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"We are home safe and he is feeling deeply sorry for any remote disrespect afforded to me, attendants, onlookers or officers," she added.
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Large crowds in the streets, in public parks, or at monuments demonstrate a common purpose and commitment, both to participants and to onlookers.
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Facebook introduced a new feature that will help people date their friends, which some onlookers immediately pointed out seems destined to end poorly.
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Onlookers can be heard screaming in horror in the background, as the animal wrangler tried to get the python to release the woman.
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Onlookers cheered from apartment balconies along the parade route, much of which was lined with balloons, flags and signs supporting the LGBT community.
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The boxer was knocked out of the competition by Brazil's Michel Borges amid heavy booing, despite onlookers thinking he out-punched his opponent.
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That opening series isn't that commonly used, so it took several minutes for onlookers to identify what the Norwegian grandmaster was up to.
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On social media, many onlookers have compared the two incidents and pointed out the apparent inconsistency in how YouTube upholds its own rules.
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BEWARE RADIOACTIVE WILD BOARS: HUNTERS IN SWEDEN CONCERNED ABOUT CHERNOBYL&aposS FRIGHTENING LEGACY Quick-thinking onlookers helped the zookeeper escape the tiger's clutches.
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Upon seeing the shot, the onlookers cheer and granny pops her fists in the air in celebration, looking surprised at her own accomplishment.
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There's always empty space between the parade and Agrabah's onlookers, and whenever the frame is full the background actors simply stand and cheer.
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Photographs and footage taken outside the Wendy's appear to show the man perched over the entrance, with his back to onlookers and police.
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In the aftermath, Daryl beats the man in front of a crowd of disturbed onlookers, stopping only when Carol grabs hold of him.
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Their posture and mien seem to combat the terror of violence and abasement in the contemporary human zoo, providing hope to the onlookers.
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At Alexandria's zoo, two men entered the monkey enclosure in 2015 and beat the animals with sticks, as a crowd of onlookers laughed.
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Onlookers have taken sides and made their allegiances clear on social media, vigilantly trolling comment sections on Instagram and elongating threads on Twitter.
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Stewart probably would have gone in and changed the caption herself, but fortunately for us amused onlookers, she probably doesn't have the password.
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The 12-year-old mom went in to labor in the middle of the afternoon in front of a group of stunned onlookers.
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The onlookers ask the woman to crack the egg that has just come out of the other to see what's inside this one.
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The vehicles, which still have sticker prices available on the windshield, swiftly float down the swollen river as onlookers watched the scene unfold.
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Onlookers and reporters tracked the critter&aposs progress at it climbed the UBS Tower on Tuesday, interrupting work and causing anxiety for some.
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The service has also struggled with issues of monetization (not unlike MoviePass), leading onlookers to wonder ultimately how sustainable the subscription model is.
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The animal even went for a romp across the grassy campus of York College, an escapade that drew crowds of onlookers and authorities.
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Four officers later surrounded Narcisse-Beckford and there was a visible struggle before police used a Taser to subdue him, according to onlookers.
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Picture this: a courtroom full of loud, impatient onlookers, all dead set on seeing your client jailed for a murder she didn't commit.
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Dragged from the basement of an ISIS safe house in the northern city of Mosul, disturbing footage showed Wenzel screaming as onlookers cheered.
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The onlookers waved signs declaring "We Love Santa Fe" and "Santa Fe Strong," maintaining a presence for several hours in the midmorning heat.
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Onlookers are waiting to see whether President Obama will address cybersecurity in his eighth and final State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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Some onlookers have posited that WikiLeaks, which fiercely guards the anonymity of its sources, may not even know who gave it the information.
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With Mueller's probe advancing behind closed doors, it is impossible for onlookers to judge the value or extent of any one witness's cooperation.
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Police cordoned off several streets closest to the tower as crowds of onlookers gazed up at the perilous operation which began mid-afternoon.
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They can keep it forever, wear it every day, and know how much personal significance it has without always answering questions from onlookers.
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Instead of a view of the V8 engine through the back window, onlookers will instead spy a new leather-lined luggage touring deck.
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Yet every time Muhammad hit the canvas, he would clamber back to his feet, baffling all onlookers with the sturdiness of his chin.
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It's likely, though, that ESA knows how easy it is for onlookers to misinterpret the information as a sign of the industry's health.
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Within about a minute of Mr. Adan's arrival at the mall, the first of about 95 calls from onlookers to 911 was received.
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As she slowly walked, the crowd of onlookers held American flags and cellphones aloft, watching the procession of the McCain children following her.
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The dead and injured were a mix of members of the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and civilian onlookers, semiofficial news agencies reported.
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When onlookers watch something being made by highly skilled craftsmen, it helps them form a deeper appreciation of the objects in their world.
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His mood was upbeat as he greeted onlookers Wednesday morning after Omaha Beach, the Arkansas Derby winner last month, returned from the track.
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The younger Mr. Bush waved from the motorcade at onlookers lining Constitution Avenue to catch a glimpse of the 41st president's funeral procession.
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This rhetoric baffled onlookers, but it really escalated when the Declaration of Independence threw a hefty amount of shade at King George III.
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On Friday, onlookers at the resort were directed by the Secret Service to move their vehicles to ensure a wide berth for Mrs.
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Videos taken by onlookers during Mr. Russell's flight showed the plane doing deep dives, broad loops and at least one upside-down roll.
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One of the animals, a giant ball of fluff, was cradled in her arms, and suddenly a small crowd of onlookers surrounded her.
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But diversity advocates and other onlookers question both the social and business consequences of hiring only thin, white, able-bodied, 20-something influencers.
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Onlookers wondered whether the New England Patriots star quarterback was walking toward or away from the camera, and what symbolism that could hold.
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Many, finding emergency services unresponsive, sought assistance on social media, where their calls were amplified by digital onlookers seeking to help from afar.
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"There have always been strikes on these subjects," Mr. Macron told a group of onlookers last week in the southern city of Pau.
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He emerged from a tight pack of three at Mile 20 and blew kisses at onlookers as he won in 2:07:51.
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The president waved to the onlookers at the White House and gave a thumbs-up gesture when a reporter inquired about the view.
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As the door panel is lifted, the orangutan bolts straight up and disappears into the foliage in a flash as the onlookers gasp.
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This past summer, in fact, two male penguins in a German zoo began trying to hatch an egg together in front of onlookers.
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Footage posted by onlookers to social media appeared to show the bus gradually sinking until it was nearly completely engulfed by the sinkhole.
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Five magenta balloons bobbed above a crowd of onlookers, near the white caps of uniformed chiefs arrayed along University Avenue in the Bronx.
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"Police investigating police, whether they are friends or merely their colleagues, was problematic," she said to cries of "we're with you" from onlookers.
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The 48-year-old ran to the plaza where onlookers had carried her body and saw the crowd that had formed around her.
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Onlookers cheered as Obama, who was a U.S. senator from Illinois prior to becoming president, entered the early-voting facility in downtown Chicago.
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Supporters and some curious onlookers waited in the sub-freezing cold in a line that wrapped around the building and down a block.
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The president squeezed through the tightly packed audience, stood before a lectern, and gave a brief, reassuring speech before hundreds of smiling onlookers.
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Onlookers were outraged: Releasing the name of the list's originator would put her at risk of troll campaigns and serious real-world implications.
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One of the artists invited was Oakland playwright Ayodele Nzinga, who spoke to the crowd of two dozen onlookers about Oakland's artistic history.
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She was charged with one misdemeanor count of exposure of sexual organs after allegedly flashing her breasts at onlookers while standing on a balcony.
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Since machine learning has been used to create convincing "deepfake" videos, onlookers have worried the technique could be used to fabricate clips of politicians.
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Onlookers gather at the foot of the lava bed, as a lava shoots molten rock into the air, in the Leilani Estates near Pahoa.
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This was particularly evident in recent weeks as onlookers watched hurricanes and the shooting in Las Vegas unfold in near real-time via Snapchat.
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A poster plastered up on a wall in the streets of Berlin drew more than a few curious onlookers over the past few days.
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Every moment of the trip documented in the episode – and already almost entirely documented on this very website – was thronged by fans and onlookers.
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But it has slowly evolved into a costume extravaganza, where those with the most whimsical hats briefly become celebrities and curious onlookers the paparazzi.
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Initial reports of Evan Turner's $70 million contract also perplexed some onlookers given that Turner spent the past season largely in a reserve role.
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The video shows a small crowd of young people and onlookers circled around Bell as he and the crowd engage in an indecipherable argument.
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MPs and onlookers cheered loudly after the lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill to legalize gay marriage in the House of Representatives.
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So, this could just be an instance when their hormones were raging and they just didn't want a million random onlookers documenting it all.
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And, as is the way with social media, onlookers immediately started tweeting their opinions on the situation — specifically, their support and sympathy for Abedin.
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But generally onlookers have had to rely on the odds produced by bookmakers for a guide of who is likely to win Olympic glory.
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His speech outside IBM's office in New York attracted a few onlookers who were coming and going from the building on their lunch break.
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In 2012, a company organized a Jeffrey Dahmer walking tour in Milwaukee, where curious onlookers would see the places where the crimes were committed.
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Onlookers shared photos and videos of the incident showing Cardi yelling in the general direction of Minaj as bodyguards tried to pull her away.
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Onlookers have also been tweeting suggestions for Chen and Tun once move-in day comes, including "fart on her pillow" and "get there early."
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With nearly thirty years of experience studying public art, she thinks the loss of identifiable symbols of the suffrage movement will leave onlookers puzzled.
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"Did you see Dean's face, really scary," she said at the victory presentation on the 18th green, eliciting a roar of laughter from onlookers.
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Of course Hannah hands Tyler the date rose and drags him to a classic Bachelorette concert featuring dozens of onlookers and one country star.
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The first of two bald eaglets has hatched in Fort Myers, Florida, on Saturday morning as eager onlookers watched the action on a livestream.
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But she fell in her second attempt and changed her mind about a third try while mid-jump, in a surprising moment for onlookers.
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Video on one Chinese news website showed a boat approaching the overflow barrier sideways and suddenly being sucked under while onlookers shouted in dismay.
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Every year, the contestants go head to head, throwing eggs onto the fire as onlookers crowd around the stands, eager to taste their creations.
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Women tend to bear the brunt of this sort of scrutiny, with onlookers quick to poke any potential holes in their so-called authenticity.
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This time, the group has filmed its latest video for "Quiet Happiness" in Shanghai, popping and locking in the busy city amidst curious onlookers.
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The camera cuts quickly back and forth among the faces of Junkman, Deputy Junkman, Assistant Deputy Junkman, Junk-Haver, and Sundry Junk-Having Onlookers.
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A half dozen onlookers, most in town from Japan, oohed and aahed as Luckey mixed in overhead smashes with a surprisingly accurate backhand return.
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Surrounded by a group of onlookers, Carney placed a $85033 bet for the Philadelphia Phillies to beat the Cubs in Chicago on Tuesday night.
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But many onlookers are skeptical that Apple can maintain access to China's lucrative, but highly-regulated, tech market without providing some kind of concession.
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The orcas can be seen travelling alongside each other in a Facebook video by Boardsilly surf and sup adventures, as thrilled onlookers watch on.
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Few people know what great fencing looks like, which means that you could probably fool some onlookers simply by doing your "Three Musketeers" impression.
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Saranda Mayor Florjana Koka told onlookers the monument thanks the former first lady and secretary of State for her kindness toward Albania, Reuters reported.
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The Preakness victor Exaggerator, a rangy colt with a commanding stride, quieted onlookers as he sauntered past like a gunslinger in a Hollywood western.
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Toting three large books under his right arm, he looked up without saying a word as a crush of reporters and onlookers yelled, 'Harvey!
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With Whole Foods' reputation for expensive, niche items, onlookers have been watching closely to determine how it might make the grocer's products more affordable.
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Liz herself fully embraces her new role, even with only a handful of onlookers, writhing to the music under sinister blood-red stage lights.
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Roads around the site were closed by police and hordes of onlookers came to gawp at the hundred year old building descending into rubble.
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Perhaps it's causing its owner grief in some way — by failing to perform sexually, for example — and is a spectacle for onlookers to ridicule.
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The film shoot itself even proved troubling for onlookers in Bushwick, who thought they were seeing real police brutality unfolding before their very eyes.
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About 30 onlookers have formed a crowd around him—tourists, rickshaw drivers, a small Asian man in a zebra costume, and an Elvis impersonator.
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They're something closer to helpless onlookers, adults who may themselves once have been young and wild, but who moved on, who made it through.
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Last week, early on Election Night, a throng of onlookers, many wearing "Make America Great Again" hats, gathered on a plaza outside the building.
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Curious onlookers also watched the video call, and once he was out, rescuers carried him outside and tucked him into a cage for transport.
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It's a long-awaited dread come to fruition: the moment a black teenage boy begins to look, to casual white onlookers, like an adult.
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An adroit physical comedian, she makes her onlookers laugh as she mimics, in her off-kilter way, an athlete, a pop diva, a bird.
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And by the looks of it, it seems like it might take a while -- something onlookers and local media have gleefully observed on Twitter.
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It would also serve as a sign of confidence that might dissuade Chinese onlookers from rushing for the exits before they close even tighter.
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Before going inside the Raygun store in the city's hip East Village, Weld gaggled with a handful of reporters near a few curious onlookers.
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In fairness to the onlookers, some may not be staring because of Kelvin's tics, but because Kelvin is being filmed — hardly an everyday occurrence.
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Onlookers anticipate the White House will keep striking a cautious tone, praising any improvement and holding back from hailing the agreement as a victory.
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The next morning, his parking lot was packed with customers eager to buy a painted tree, and onlookers eager just to catch a glimpse.
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Perhaps he was thinking of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who wears pastel outfits and colorful hats to help onlookers spot her in a crowd.
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The measure creates a buffer zone between the White House fence and onlookers, pushing crowds back to the north edge of the Ellipse park.
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"So it's very common for the onlookers to be scrambling to get their phones out and get their shot [of the cars]," Getto said.
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When the Second Avenue subway opened for service on New Year's Day, it drew crowds of onlookers, some dressed in Q train T-shirts.
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Some streets had been blocked off and an abundance of law enforcement officers were on patrol, telling curious onlookers and residents to get going.
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When champagne came surging out of the bottle, Mr. Malek hosed down the room like a grand prix winner, drenching onlookers and engravers alike.
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She holds a pose on a dirt road lined with shacks and onlookers, her outstretched arms diagonally bisecting the frame beneath dark rain clouds.
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Since "Savage Beauty" in 2011, some onlookers have worried about the pressure the Costume Institute faces to match the success of its past exhibits.
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Still, YouTube's public statement confused and enraged many onlookers who felt it was a slap in the face to the platform's queer community members.
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The dresses, which included designs from Dolce & Gabbana, ripple in the air as onlookers in the glitzy hotel lobby peruse the items on offer.
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Onlookers told PEOPLE that Tom seemed in great spirits, and happy to be at the Emmys as a nominee and to be supporting Bier's win.
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Onlookers paid their respects while a motorcade carried McCain's body from his ranch in Cornville, Arizona, to a mortuary in Phoenix, The Arizona Republic reported.
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It's not difficult to understand how a story that breaks a small town's heart can deprive onlookers of the will to look at these complexities.
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Memory athletes such as Mullen can remember hundreds or even thousands of random words, numbers and images -- a feat that may seem unbelievable to onlookers.
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Onlookers were amazed to watch a British Airways flight abort a rocky landing on Sunday at London's Heathrow Airport during high winds from Storm Ciara.
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It serves as an introductory statement reflecting the hopeful anticipation of a university, philanthropists, and staff, but also a larger city and region of onlookers.
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The disturbing video, shot March 18, captured the screams of onlookers and participants during the after-school brawl in the east Georgia suburb of Augusta.
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Even as Mr. de Blasio resisted these cuts and others, he had to beat back questions that took city officials and onlookers alike by surprise.
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There, they reportedly spent an additional $9,1133 on drinks, according to Page Six, as onlookers captured video of JAY-Z and posted on social media.
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A girl jumps off the building, and the onlookers are laughing and encouraging her to do it, and other people live stream it on Kuaishou.
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" Lindell said onlookers told her that "both cops had jumped out of their cars, guns already drawn, with the guns right in the children's faces.
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One guy tried to start a fight, they said, and onlookers threw food and a beer at them before police and security led them away.
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Video shows (warning: this content might be disturbing to some) Harambe grabbing onto the little boy and carrying him around the enclosure while onlookers screamed.
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Why it matters: The case had drawn waves of onlookers, including President Trump, who came to Gallagher's defense throughout the trial and considered pardoning him.
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Nobody at CES was really buying the idea that they were being sold new sleeves for their souls, though there were plenty of intrigued onlookers.
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Many onlookers took that to mean his stance on Huawei was softening, even as Vice President Pence lobbied against Huawei at a Munich security conference.
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But some onlookers were excited to see a dent in WhatsApp's armor — the CEO of Telegram, Pavel Durov, took the opportunity to critique WhatsApp's security.
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In fact, onlookers will often internalize other people's emotions, feeling second-hand embarrassment after someone else's cringe-worthy statement or sadness after a moving story.
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As the royal family made their way through the village, they were greeted by dozens of onlookers — even stopping to take pictures with some fans.
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Zac Efron reminded fans of his swoon-worthiness when he was spotted taking a swim class that left onlookers needing to cool off as well.
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In the clip, onlookers watch as the unidentified man reaches over a fence to stroke the bison before it turns to run the other way.
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Elsewhere in the town, onlookers clapped and cheered as a young child was pulled from the rubble in a moment captured by La Repubblica newspaper.
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Should I tell you about the friend who got shoved into a wall by her boyfriend backstage in front of a crowd of silent onlookers?
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At the summit of Kilauea, enormous ash plumes — some reaching as high as 10,000 feet (210,27 m) above sea level — astonished onlookers yesterday (May 210).
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Onlookers would be hard-pressed to tell the e-tron is electric in the same fashion as is evident with a Tesla or Toyota Prius.
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Many politicians and onlookers feel that Mark Zuckerberg, the boss of Facebook, has been irresponsible in his oversight of the world's largest social-networking company.
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Footage taken by onlookers and other passengers who had already left the aircraft showed the moments of tension, sparked by the plane filling with smoke.
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Onlookers described the tree-lined residential block as a tight-knit community, where neighbors help raise each other's children, and first-name basis is standard.
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A crowd of onlookers made its displeasure known as the Republican nominee showed up at his Manhattan polling place Tuesday: Donald Trump arrives to vote.
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In addition, hundreds of tech evangelists, transportation gurus, and curious onlookers will descend on the university's Hall of Champions, adding to the circus-like environment.
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The next month, Mashal Khan was accused of online blasphemy and beaten to death by fellow students and religious activists as onlookers filmed the scene.
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The average bedroom rendezvous doesn't usually include sweaty onlookers — at least, in my experience — so it's not like filmed coitus is very true to life.
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Among all its services, it is perhaps its promise of a cashless economy, a recurring dream of the internet age, that impresses onlookers the most.
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French news outlet Le Monde shared a two-minute video of Zapata taking off and flying through the air past onlookers and over the water.
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However, performers from several different musicals didn't let canceled shows stop the shows, as they took to open windows and sidewalks to keep onlookers entertained.
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As he observed relief efforts in a flood-hit district of northern England, several days after the worst of the flooding, two onlookers heckled him.
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In one scene, in a fit of furious dissatisfaction, he hurls a sheaf of sketches into a flaming brazier before a group of astonished onlookers.
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This spring in Cameroon, onlookers captured a horrific scene outside a hospital, leading to a national outcry about the state of the health care system.
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As press and onlookers rush towards the police activity, Williams runs up and photographs the FBI agents getting into their car and then turns around.
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They were later transferred to hospital by helicopter and ambulance, with support teams using large umbrellas to screen the boys from media and other onlookers.
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When Google revealed Duplex, some onlookers questioned whether it was ethical for Google to call humans without revealing that they were speaking to a robot.
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As the case garnered national attention, onlookers speculated whether Zimmerman would try to use the Florida's "stand your ground" law as part of his defense.
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"All of us together can solve this problem," Major General Manuel Bernal told the assembled officers and a group of onlookers, including a Reuters reporter.
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Onlookers had been skeptical about the Neals' claim that their elementary school appearance was derailed by a family emergency in the middle of the night.
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Yet the spectators had the opposite effect on women: Without onlookers, women ate an average of 17; with them, they ate only a dozen wings.
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At one point, the seats, along with the balconies of the surrounding buildings were filled with onlookers trying to get a view of the stage.
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It was a search with few, if any, curious onlookers; most residents on the block were kept away from their homes as Saturday became Sunday.
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In a recent episode of NPR's Code Switch, listeners shared their stories of xenophobic harassment, and, perhaps more disturbingly, the unwillingness of onlookers to intervene.
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When the group arrived in the upstate capital after two weeks of travel, The Times reported, the streets of Albany were filled with cheering onlookers.
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Onlookers were covered in blubber and a car was smashed by flying pieces of whale meat, but much of the carcass did not go anywhere.
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Whiteside is starting his stroll toward the bullpen as a smattering of early onlookers playfully taunt him from the stands with a few "Eli" chants.
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LONDON — "2552 … 275 … 2500 …" A deafening bang echoed around the deserted Royal Docks marina in East London, as a crowd of onlookers cheered and whooped.
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Rather, the Grammys have an atypical eligibility period that leaves casual onlookers scratching their heads annually over seemingly obvious frontrunners that didn't make the cut.
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But even in the winter, some onlookers, affectionately known as "boat nerds," greet passing vessels from a piece of Canadian shoreline near the shipping lane.
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One large boar, known as Bent Ear, a few years ago attacked and killed a cub on the lodge's lawn in front of horrified onlookers.
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Long before that, Duchamp's "The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even" (1915-23) has enlisted the participation of onlookers from both recto and verso.
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Under drizzly, misty skies and the soothing sounds of "Ave Maria," silent onlookers surrounded the Knock Shrine, which went into lockdown at 1979:20 a.m.
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Dark plumes of smoke billowed from the thick flames, images of which were captured by television helicopter crews and posted on social media by onlookers.
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TMZ reports that Mathis proceeded to obscenely yell at the valet in front of onlookers, which included some of the valet's coworkers, when he returned.
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As I waited for instructions, I stared at the onlookers hanging around the scene as if the only thing missing was a box of popcorn.
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Because of the paralytic, the inmate's suffering might not be visible to onlookers without training in anesthesia, but it's nothing less than state-sanctioned torture.
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A great airline livery gives onlookers a taste of a carrier&aposs values or its culture&aposs ethos in an attractive and effective color scheme.
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I remain struck by the trust these three professional climbers share and how their matrix for decision making is not what we onlookers might assume.
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If de Blasio sounds unduly bitter to many onlookers, too full of self-pity, it's because so many of his wounds have been self-inflicted.
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One by one the onlookers and other Vietnamese turned their backs and walked away, feeling no obligation to assist this man who was their enemy.
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But a crowd of Palestinian onlookers rushed forward to try to recover it, and rather than retreat, the front-end loader kept at its task.
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Throughout the morning, investigators, some wearing latex gloves, converged on the brick duplex set back from 46th Street as onlookers, including several children, gathered outside.
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The result, onlookers say, is that the government is alienating tech companies by not disclosing vulnerabilities it finds — a common practice in the cybersecurity industry.
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Let's begin with a (very truncated) history lesson: In 210141363634201581825, onlookers showed up for the Battle of Bull Run expecting a quick and bloodless fight.
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There was a stir, a hive of activity, and in the center of the lobby stood Muhammad Ali, with reporters and onlookers hovering around him.
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Online media footage, which Reuters could not immediately verify, showed a man who appeared to have set himself alight being watched by scores of onlookers.
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Regardless, many onlookers will bemoan the difficulty of resolving the dispute, which will be made to seem like an intractable feature of sexual assault accusations.
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Cellphone video from the ship shows passengers on the Carnival Legend tussling with each other and security officers amid shouting and screams from alarmed onlookers.
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While many onlookers believed the gorilla was trying to protect the boy, he was deemed to be dangerous and was immediately shot by zoo officials.
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Jenner cheers on her daughter, whom she shares with Travis Scott, exclaiming, "Yay, big girl!" while Stormi waves to her onlookers in the cute clip.
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Traffic laws went up in smoke as a swell of onlookers at the front of the line ballooned out into two lanes of street traffic.
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This bear has a hobby and will not quit, no matter how many onlookers lament the reality of bears taking over the streets of Siberia.
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