Patricia Arquette's seemingly out-of-place shout-out to Robert Mueller during her SAG speech wasn't out of place at all, 'cause she says it was ALL from the heart.
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They seemed out of place, and I hid from them.
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I wasn't in denial that I was out of place.
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I felt a little out of place in the east.
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The models don't appear out of place donning the highlighter.
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Why do I feel so odd, so out of place?
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The device wouldn't look out of place alongside the S17861923.
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The fact is that we are not out of place.
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I felt so out of place, so I straightened it.
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There isn't a syllable out of place in this song.
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Instead, he felt out of place and said very little.
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Be skeptical of any communication that looks out of place.
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Meanwhile, the evening's tribute to Prince felt out of place.
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And if some find that out of place or sad?
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President Erdogan's threats of yesterday are totally out of place.
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In New York he felt even more out of place.
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My mom is a little bit out of place sometimes.
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To say he looks out of place as a presenter at the GPU Technology Conference is even something of an understatement—Zimmerman would look out of place behind a computer in a public library.
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"This kind of commentary is completely out of place," he said.
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It does not look out of place, if a little dim.
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A couple of plants were out of place at Lowe's, too.
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And as bookends, the episodes seemed jarring and out of place.
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I turned on the light and nothing was out of place.
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The old rule started to seem dated and out of place.
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But a lot of items seemed out of place and outdated.
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Today they are out of place and are holding back growth.
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Not a hair out of place (but some hair nicely waved).
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They feel out of place, and so they are absolutely necessary.
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"That was out of place," Merkley said of the rowdy convention.
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Fussiness this extreme would be out of place at Le Bernardin.
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So it's not out of place, but also not the norm.
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As I entered the store, I immediately felt out of place.
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The frappuccino wouldn't feel out of place on a Starbucks menu.
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The next passer-by wouldn't be out of place in Tehran.
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That night, he told his wife he felt out of place.
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Here, everything about him and his friends was out of place.
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Feeling out of place, Ms. Emers found comfort in her son.
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The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" music wouldn't have sounded out of place.
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Hindsight wisdom of this sort seems especially out of place now.
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The NHTSA proposal, while beneficial in concept, seems out of place.
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Everything felt out of place and that was hard to cope with.
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But it just felt out of place in tonight's chill, stately debate.
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They saw something that was out of place, and they called 911.
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It's neat, sure, but it didn't feel out of place to me.
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But in this arena, his performative humor actually feels out of place.
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But diplomats themselves described the speech as awkward and out of place.
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Futurefarmers: Out of Place, in Place surveys the group's practice to date.
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Crammed into a traditionally released TV season, it feels out of place.
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But maybe I hit the knobs out of place while touching them.
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The queen and Prince Philip looked out of place in "Cool Britannia".
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Based on that data, it "knows" if something is out of place.
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They're foreboding, mysterious, high-drama, and slightly out of place and time.
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He's smooth, confident, and all-at-once goofy and out of place.
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Before meeting Toni, she'd been feeling old and out of place anyway.
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Or that their meticulously tagged tunes will now be out of place.
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CBP also seems out of place amid some of Ogilvy's other clientele.
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Those chapters are short, and not a word is out of place.
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For my part, serious doubts about that are not out of place.
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And these odd-looking vases on various shelves seemed out of place.
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Precisely: What does it mean to feel uncomfortable and out of place?
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It looks so out of place in its surroundings, it's almost quaint.
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Court appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said McGill had spoken out of place.
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The room would not have felt out of place in Disney's Adventureland.
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I felt very out of place and less beautiful than everyone else.
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There in our large group, we were out of place and disruptive.
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But they feel jarringly out of place, and in a good way.
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The future it posits would not be out of place in Disneyland.
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And of course, that side part doesn't have a hair out of place.
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Both desserts are delicious — that we cannot dispute — but seem out of place.
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They even have some traditions that wouldn't be out of place back home.
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Soto's profusion of hardware seemed out of place in the low-fi surroundings.
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We're very familiar with feeling out of place, no matter where we go.
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But at the highly scripted Security Council, it was distinctly out of place.
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Warren's rhetoric here would hardly be out of place in a Trump speech.
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Malls are not the only things that can weirdly feel out of place.
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"It's perfect, not one thread is out of place," Nicks told the crowd.
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If one spirit is out of place here, I can tell straight away.
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The show's roughly 650 audience members also seemed out of place at times.
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But though it looks out of place, its being there makes perfect sense.
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" His heart swells with pride, for there's "not a curve out of place.
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" Not looking like her peers made Bryant feel "inadequate" and "out of place.
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Madonna called the gesture "out of place" and the NFL sued the rapper.
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This one offers incredible control, precision, and it'll never slip out of place.
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Her comments seem out of place, but there's something deeper going on here.
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It also had one nominee that seemed pretty out of place: Clash Royale.
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The word is seriously out of place as an insult in public discourse.
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Children are welcome and not out of place in the neighborly nonbar atmosphere.
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It wasn't something that I felt ashamed of or out of place for.
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Consciousness is the pinnacle of Creation and it is wholly out of place.
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You won't look out of place wearing it with a business casual wardrobe.
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But he sounds out of place when he's not singing one-to-one.
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Growing up in the rural South, I was always just out of place.
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On that performance, he wouldn't look out of place in anybody's Euro squad.
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The only thing out of place is the For Sale sign out front.
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None would look out of place at a 3-year-old's birthday party.
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Like I felt sweating in my camp uniform, panicked and out of place.
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Still, the language wouldn't be out of place in today's heated political environment.
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It was so clear to me that I had stepped out of place.
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Nothing was out of place in Bedroom 53, one of more than 300.
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To be weird is to be out of place or to not belong.
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At the event, Elizabeth and Daniel felt overwhelmed, a little out of place.
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But if something knocks the crystals out of place, they'll set you spinning.
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Still definitely wouldn't look out of place berthed next to the Millennium Falcon.
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An aerial view shows how eerie and out of place the scene looked.
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Some conservative tech employees say they feel out of place in Silicon Valley.
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The soundtrack wouldn't be out of place in a "Call of Duty" commercial.
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Cinder blocks, cereal boxes, even a Valentine's Day balloon were out of place.
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Büttner's live moss sculpture looks out of place atop the pristine white floor.
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His afro was out of place and that, he needs to touch barbers.
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Here's what he said: My opening statement may seem a little out of place.
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And yet, this being fantasy, who's to say such precocity is out of place?
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GoPro discovered that the battery was slightly popping out of place, causing power loss.
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After moving to a new area, it's common to feel out of place initially.
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His Spanish wasn't as good as his English and he felt out of place.
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My trip had barely begun and already I felt wrong and out of place.
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It would not be out of place in a prosperous town in southern Canada.
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My faded threads, leather jacket, and dirty Converse are majorly out of place here.
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Such augmentations may seem out of place in a game so wedded to tradition.
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But I also felt out of place as both a Black and Latina woman.
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WANTEDLY, a LinkedIn for Japan's millennials, would not be out of place in California.
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As he stares at the bedroom door, he notices something out of place. Smoke.
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"Stranger" is similarly immediate, with horns that wouldn't sound out of place on Moondance.
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But amongst the tailgating Trump fans in Janesville, she looked distinctly out of place.
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The clumsy two-piece assembly is totally out of place in a wearable garment.
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"I knew he wasn't from here…he just looked out of place," Hall says.
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And they are said to be out of place in a mostly pastoral setting.
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When she watched the video, there was one element that seemed out of place.
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She had to wear a leg brace because her kneecap was out of place.
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Thayer admitted he felt a bit out of place at a software development conference.
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Then he sews up the mouth to make sure nothing moves out of place.
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We enter Khloé's closet and notice that not one thing is out of place.
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If one of these companies seems out of place on this list, it's Tesla.
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Off to one side stood a multitiered racing trophy that seemed out of place.
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There's something about him, he always looks fine, just a little out of place.
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Look for anything in your surroundings that appears disturbed, out of place or odd.
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In terms of scale, it certainly wouldn't look out of place in those venues.
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They're pretty subtle, so they shouldn't look out of place in any living room.
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The full impact of this seemingly passes Rachel by, which feels out of place.
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The kitchen wouldn't have looked out of place in a trendy, New York condo ...
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Lugo was diagnosed with spondylolisthesis, a condition in which vertebrae slip out of place.
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It looks out of place, almost like a wannabe video phone from the 1980s.
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Thurman gives a devastatingly good performance but she does feel out of place here.
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That's how it is in Houston: Out-of-place is a way of life.
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"It doesn't seem out of place as a site in obvious transformation," he said.
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"Women are going to have babies out of place," especially during disaster, Prepas says.
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Coons is out of place in today's politics — and he seems to know it.
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Common violations included being out of place and failing to report to an assignment.
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Holcomb looked out of place among the ranks of chiseled Olympians and sleek bobsledders.
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J.T. Price, a writer, noticed a book sitting out of place on a shelf.
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Mr Johnson would not look out of place in any of these imaginary worlds.
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His Byte videos wouldn't be far out of place on his old Vine feed.
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Some songs that smack of Broadway can seem out of place in the score.
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What it boils down to is things and activities that look out of place.
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Krause seemed decidedly out of place in the company of tall and trim athletes.
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At first, the materialistic lyrics seem out of place for the otherwise dreamy singer.
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Out of place and socially adrift, he "gravitated toward the beach," where he bodysurfed.
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Now that I've left, I feel out of place in both city and countryside.
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At first blush, Berkshire Hathaway's recent early-stage fintech investments may seem out of place.
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Speaking before his set, Sheeran admitted that he is "out of place" at the festival.
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Then, there's the awkwardly groomed single guy who looks out of place among his friends.
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The story-high screened-in rectangle seems out of place by the red brick buildings.
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An anxious writer who feels out of place on a tribe full of manly men?
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" "I want readers to understand that everybody feels that they are out of place sometimes.
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Adam said he definitely felt out of place among all the teenagers taking the test.
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Jeff Donaldson's "Victory in Zimbabwe" seems out of place among all the textured, figurative works.
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As a productivity workhouse, the Nitro 5 couldn't appear to be more out of place.
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This type of pilot program isn't out of place in the nascent self-driving spac.
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Though it may seem out of place, this was Rock wanting to reclaim the word.
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She's out of place in Plymouth's little fishing village, but she also feels off somehow.
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Ahead, how I wore sequins for a whole week without looking totally out of place.
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Among those stuck on highways across the northeast was one very out-of-place camel.
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It's 1921, and bloody, sweaty Jonas looks out of place in his 21st century sweater.
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Indeed, its contents wouldn't look terribly out of place in a modern drug-infused setting.
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She felt out of place, and started to wonder if she's prepared for the work.
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And while answering the question, Osbourne voiced a strange (and frankly out-of-place) accusation.
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Eleven is another character who wouldn't feel out of place in a Stephen King book.
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Peggy is cold-blooded and merciless, but she never has a hair out of place.
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But Trump's presidency isn't *thematically* out of place, in terms of American culture and history.
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Nationals 8, Mets 1 WASHINGTON — With each pitch, Rafael Montero looked more out of place.
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I felt completely out of place – everyone else seemed to have skills I didn't have.
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Here, we found a few hangers on the floor and some items out of place.
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She did not seem overly nervous; she also did not seem overly out of place.
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I came back in my workout clothes, and I never once felt out of place.
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Then you go back into the world and you feel a bit out of place.
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It's hard to overstate how out of place this would look at a modern party.
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And even in sports—arguably a proxy for war—death feels out of place, scary.
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Everyone's looking at the way we're dressed—we're out of place and out of time.
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Such a workshop would hardly be out of place in New York or San Francisco.
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In fact, their toxicity hardly seems out of place considering the zeitgeist of the moment.
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But the prepared videos felt out of place with the global pandemic keeping everyone inside.
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Otherwise, the Z Flip's specs wouldn't look out of place on any other flagship phone.
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These outfits from 100 years ago wouldn&apost be out of place on models today.
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Does it make the show feel more authentic, or does it feel out of place?
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It would not be out of place next to a flea market in the Catskills.
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But the rubber seal around the lid is thin and easily comes out of place.
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The tweets, too, are not out of place from a man with such itchy thumbs.
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Nothing about this goofy barista gimmick would seem out of place in, say, San Diego.
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He saw someone who looked out of place and decided to do something about it.
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The installation is captivating and doesn't feel out of place next to Büttner's abstract works.
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Feeling so out of place overwhelmed me enough to be really curious about my surroundings.
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"I'm definitely the one that's out of place on that list," the singer told the BBC.
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It paints a picture that wouldn't be out of place in an Alex Jones fever dream.
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"They're not so much trapped as out of place, in a Magritte-like way," Tunick explains.
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I immediately felt out of place amidst the other women who had come for this job.
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Caught between two worlds, she appears frail, vulnerable and out of place in her Sunday best.
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Her berry lipstick is perfectly applied, her blonde ponytail has nary a strand out of place.
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It feels out of place in this dainty room with its white furniture and plush toys.
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I felt inadequate, out of place — and the world around me only confirmed my proportion distortion.
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My work is an arrangement of materials that appear out of place, but in visual harmony.
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But if the latest trends continue, double-manned traffic lights will look increasingly out of place.
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But at the IAC, the behavior seemed out of place because Musk wasn't selling anything…right?
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Indeed, this burst of guitar-pop glitter wouldn't have been out of place on Purple Rain.
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"You're gonna feel out of place, you're gonna feel foreign, you're gonna feel alien," he said.
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Do you have an explanation for other state-to-state routes that look out of place?
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Greg Nemes, a designer, saw the video and immediately recognized the image was out of place.
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Plus, the callbacks to the pilot in last night's episode felt rushed and out of place.
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An outfit that, in all honesty, wouldn't have looked out of place at the Met Gala.
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It didn't bother me, but it definitely looked out of place against the fancy new stuff.
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That's when you notice something is out of place: the very people you are looking at.
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Thus, the final encounter between the two men seems out-of-place and a little superficial.
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But for much of fashion retail, it is increasingly clear that something is out of place.
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These guys had seen me coming from a mile off, and I looked out of place.
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"For once, words like 'sensational' and 'unprecedented' do not seem out of place," one pollster said.
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While the cocktail list was creative (try the matcha colada), it also seemed out of place.
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They seem out of place today, far removed from the endless spin of the art world.
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The Phillies had baseball's worst record last season, and their winning record seems out of place.
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Goths always look out of place on a big, bright beach or in a huge park.
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Check out the image below and see if you can find the out-of-place vegetable.
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Yaccarino's book — both its words and its pictures — wouldn't seem out of place in that pile.
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It's how out of place they are, all the while looking like they own the city.
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If you see something that looks out of place, call your credit-card company or bank.
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Many of the sugars and syrups were slightly open and seemed out of place and disorganized.
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In white neighborhoods, they are trained to not see black men as out-of-place threats.
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A Japan that remains bent on applying pressure on North Korea would look out of place.
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I had costochondritis, which feels like fractured ribs, and also had a rib out of place.
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So keep a lookout for a couple 'troopers who look just a tad out of place.
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"A greater humility regarding these models would not have been out of place," the report said.
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But the subtle floral pattern is really '90s, so it would look out of place today.
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Johnny remembers hearing comments like That's what they get for trying to get out of place.
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No, not that tuxedo — though formal wear wouldn't look out of place in such elegant surroundings.
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Nearby • As you approach the ship, you might catch some carriage horses looking out of place.
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Our sources say guards are looking for anything or anyone who might be out of place.
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It's a phrase that wouldn't have been out of place in Bitch or Bust or Jezebel.
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And yet there were other worlds, quite nearby, in which Acker felt deeply out of place.
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This is a time to open hearts and wallets; self-congratulation is utterly out of place.
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They seem out of place and out of depth and like the film, inconsistent and sluggish.
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A glove handshake with a stranger could seem out of place and arouse suspicion or distrust.
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None of these leaders, of course, would feel very out of place in Donald Trump's America.
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But after a few years of working in the finance world, he felt out of place.
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There are subplots about dating and dances, but they don't feel forced or out of place.
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Two fighter planes were standing nearby, strangely out of place in the otherwise empty parking lot.
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Some of the billionaire's proposals wouldn't be out of place for his more progressive presidential rivals.
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The daytime moon has always struck me as a little sad: weak, diminished, out of place.
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The pager she amps up in the movie Captain Marvel will look clunkily out of place.
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I've felt out of place for most of my life, in places more blistering than Cambridge.
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It's the last day of high school in Southern California, which feels hilariously out of place.
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A block that's been altered would be obviously out of place and therefore easy to spot.
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Joe Biden did pretty well too, although Michael Bloomberg's appearance seemed the most out of place.
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But unless you live in a space station, they may look out of place in your home.
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Those kinds of subtle details wouldn't be out of place in a soccer drama aiming for realism.
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The individual who killed 11 Americans as they prayed was the one who was out of place.
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The hot dog has a nice smokiness that wouldn't be out of place at a family barbecue.
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"I instantly felt out of place," Bialik, 42, said in a video posted on Facebook and Youtube.
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It also seems out of place somehow — hard to situate in the context of what surrounds it.
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In rare cases, particularly in the first three months after insertion, it can slip out of place.
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If you go and disturb that equilibrium, you're going to feel how everything falls out of place.
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However, for some reason, it doesn't quite land and feels somewhat out of place in this episode.
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"Sometimes when a joint moves, the tendon that surrounds it may move out of place," he says.
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This is one of my favorite scenes in the episode despite Sheeran, who felt out of place.
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On two occasions I've felt quite out of place despite the fact that I was born here.
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Tonight, Eagle seems a little out of place among this a series of over-the-top reveals.
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Even the song Lana wrote coming back from Coachella wouldn't feel out of place on an album.
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You'll never see a hair on Veronica Lodge's head out of place on the CW drama Riverdale.
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The sounds of those automatic weapons last night are grotesquely out of place in a civilized society.
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At first it looks like it shouldn't be there; perhaps it's just an out-of-place shadow.
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Families with toddlers dancing to the beats or playing on hay bales don't feel out of place.
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Twenty years on from the release of their forefathers, these newer titles feel weirdly out of place.
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Dodson in Charlottesville, looking out of place in a sea of khakis and army boots, of black
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Despite her scholarships and undergraduate success, she felt out of place and put her studies on hold.
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The people who were always out of place in school just gravitated to me for some reason.
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The cockpit features details so high-tech that they wouldn't look out of place in "Star Trek."
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They started with an electric toothbrush so sleek, it looked not out of place on Instagram feeds.
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In my normal work outfit of jeans and a t-shirt, I felt completely out of place.
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But this is a clothing catalog, and to say it seemed out of place is an understatement.
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This has happened in the context of human rights violations that are out of place in Europe.
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" Another colleague recalled that Bannon seemed out of place in Hollywood: "The business runs on talent relationships.
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If Mike Milken had decorated the Beverly Hilton with rainbows, it wouldn't have been out of place.
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Feeling out of place, she told Creative Loafing, she tried to join a sorority to make friends.
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Kevin Lee was considered the underdog in this bout but at no point looked out of place.
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Eccles tells The Creators Project that the two wouldn't sound out of place on the same album.
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Anyone that I saw on the line-up this year, they certainly don't look out of place.
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A good groom will know if there is anything even slightly out of place about a horse.
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This is a pizzeria suitable for a lavish party; black tie would not be out of place.
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The most finished painting here is "Fog (2)," and, while quite beautiful, almost seems out of place.
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The aura of cheapness feels out of place on Netflix and lasts until the final credits roll.
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It's not uncommon for candidates to talk about themselves, and normally it wouldn't be out of place.
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So many families with small children lived there that the couple felt young and out of place.
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I was always feeling out of place or comparing myself to other girls — not feeling good enough.
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When that seaside gale blows, one must be so shellacked not a hair moves out of place.
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She could play swiftly, with seldom a note out of place, and the tone was unfailingly pretty.
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It gleams so bright, it just might obscure the fact that anything was ever out of place.
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There's nothing more happily out of place in a hospital than something green and delicate and alive.
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The modern-day item was jarringly out of place amid candlelit chandeliers and goblets of Dornish wine.
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The internet couldn't help but notice that Ivanka looked out of place in this circle of heavyweights.
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All the appliances were out of place, and 12 feet away from where they're supposed to be.
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Police went to her apartment for a welfare check and reported that nothing seemed out of place.
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Indeed, much of the rhetoric wouldn't feel out of place in a speech by Ohio Republican Sen.
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And some of the comments attributed to him would not seem out of place coming from Trump.
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The plan features ideas that wouldn't be out of place for Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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When reality did set in, the outcry would not have been out of place on Twitter today.
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The speech was roundly criticized and seemed strikingly out of place on such sacred and historic ground.
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When he moved, the mask shifted and the oxygen tubes in his nose slid out of place.
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The sermon and the performance wouldn't have been out of place at any black church in America.
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Because of the flexibility of my hair, the highlights didn&apost look streaky or out of place.
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I immediately felt out of place in a sea of people wearing mostly black, fashionable rain jackets.
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Only one player had reached his 30th birthday, and at 37, Matt Holliday seemed out of place.
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Later she leans in awkwardly for a group photo for which she looks miserably out of place.
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Like the character in his act, he was a shy boy who often felt out of place.
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My diffidence feels out of place in the far more assertive India I returned to in 2011.
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"When I looked at something, I would see a line out of place," he said in 1995.
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Her gun is definitely a misdirect and feels somewhat out of place, but it is what it is.
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The Black Gotham Experience's home base may look out-of-place, but it's actually exactly where it belongs.
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It captures the sensation of being in some place you don't know and feeling very out of place.
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Browne, formerly Hailey Browne, explained to ESPN that he didn't feel out of place on a woman's team.
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Now coat it in a layer of cartoon graphics that wouldn't be out of place on Adult Swim.
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As a black woman, she felt out of place in the city's largely white, male-dominated gay scene.
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On Sunday, eagle-eyed fans of HBO's fantasy epic noticed something out of place during a feast scene.
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Third, the aorta (the large artery that carries blood away from the heart) is slightly out of place.
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Interestingly, Altman's slate of potential policy goals wouldn't look out of place on a Bernie Sanders political platform.
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Click here to view original GIFOopsies in movies are the best because they're so hilariously out of place.
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Some of them feel out-of-place skipping a grade or under pressure in an advanced placement program.
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Just weeks before, the young man would have been out of place on Vesey Street in lower Manhattan.
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But, for all that it wouldn't be out of place in a Dickens novel, this place is real.
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When Sanders appears somewhat disheveled, his hair flying out of place, it is a sign of his authenticity.
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As great as I'd hoped, but there are some changes that were made that seem out of place.
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"I don't feel out of place, but I don't necessarily think I'm touching on anything nostalgic," he says.
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It is pollution, in the way that the anthropologist Mary Douglas defined the word: matter out of place.
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For now, the chunky and colorful Xbox gamepad seems slightly out of place alongside the sleek Rift design.
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He creates a jittery "post-hardstyle" club banger that wouldn't be out of place on a GHE20G0TH1K dancefloor.
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Holding a Bible with a cross draped around his neck, he said he didn't feel out of place.
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As a science reporter who specializes in space coverage, I've felt a tad out of place at CES.
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They feature rocking chairs and fireplaces, and benches that wouldn't be out of place on a home patio.
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With a story this ridiculous, a bonus chapter or two of silliness would hardly feel out of place.
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That's why one moment out of The Bachelorette season 13's "Week 6" seemed so out of place.
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The story seems rushed, with dialogue that reads as too premature or out-of-place to be realistic.
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I like these clues a lot, but in retrospect they are absolutely out of place on a Monday.
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She is every ambitious, out-of-place, or caring girl in the world—and we are Lisa Simpson.
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One that wouldn't be out of place amid the oversized, all black ensembles sported by the Night's Watch.
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But Matthews has not looked out of place in the eight-team tournament featuring the world's best players.
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Certainty is out of place in policing: We know remarkably little of what works and what does not.
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"She loves to look prim and polished — you may never see a hair out of place," she explained.
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With matching mullets and meth-chic attire, the seemingly out-of-place pair is also oddly at home.
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Just like actor Gerard Butler in the Pentagon briefing room, humor might seem out of place these days.
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Your teeth have shifted slightly out of place, and now you want a quick way to fix them.
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The Arctic ice sheet of the Eqip-Sermia glacier seems strangely out of place behind a blooming landscape
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There were a few home items on the main floor, but they seemed a little out of place.
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A simple scratch of your nose, which wouldn't look out of place, could let you jump between messages.
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By sheer definition, the term perfect suggests something that has no flaws, not a hair out of place.
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By looking so out of place, he figured people would be more prone to explain things to him.
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Amid a sea of shows about cops and lawyers, characters like these seem even more out of place.
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"It me"—he is out of place but doesn't care, a bodacious bovine comfortable in his own skin.
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Fuchs says that almost 20 years after Rachel's death, she still felt out of place up until recently.
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People need to look at Ireland's archaic abortion laws and realize that maybe they're out of place too.
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Am I out of place for thinking they could relay the message to their two sons by phone?
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Most online ads are unrelated, out of place, minimally targeted and disruptive to the point of pure avoidance.
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For Ghanem-Latour, these photos are mementos of times when she felt out of place in the world.
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A university employee said Kanoute seemed "to be out of place" as she ate in a common room.
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She feels out of place among her classmates, some of whom have matured a lot faster than her.
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They look out of place but exude a kind of monied confidence that often bulldozes into outright arrogance.
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But surveying his world, Ford finds something out of place: the maze symbol scratched into a wooden table.
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Sous chefs David and Jens tag-team the expediting with nothing out of place or half-assed, ever.
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And the guest appearance by David Cameron at the end of the book seems bizarrely out of place.
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"I saw this guy with a plaid madras shirt on — he was so out of place," he recalled.
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The crockery, cutlery, and presentation of the food wouldn't be out of place in a fine dining restaurant.
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The Jianguo Pro 3 has relatively high-end specs that wouldn't look out of place on most flagships.
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I countered that a tree in our living room felt so unsettling, so out of place, so unbearable.
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If a satyr or a centaur were to appear among the trees, it wouldn't seem out of place.
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Perhaps in doing so, I was making up for all of the times I felt out of place.
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My coworkers would make unsolicited sexual comments to me and I wouldn't think it was out of place.
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Not a line is out of place in these drawings, as they depict contemporary reality with uncanny precision.
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That last one may seem out of place, but Mara Kuge said it might actually have a shot.
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He said nothing was out of place at the home, and he pleaded with the public for help.
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It's whatever it wants to be, whenever it wants to be, and somehow nothing feels out of place.
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So a Reagan-era "supply side" story seems out of place — the supply of capital isn't constraining growth.
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Priced at $2255,21, the Velar wouldn't look out of place in a lot of cars costing double that.
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That sentiment isn't out of place in the St. Louis police department: Top brass echo it as well.
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The flower power protests and Everyman marches weren't out of place on New York's streets at this time.
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He grew up in Chappaqua, N.Y. — "a sort of corporate training ground," where he felt out of place.
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At 2428, she was diagnosed with scoliosis—a condition where your spine twists and curves out of place.
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Honor student Makoto Niijima and corporate heiress Haru Okumura may feel out of place in the world around them, but when it comes to being an outsider, their fundamentally privileged and secure positions don't give them the first idea of what it means to really be isolated and out of place.
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Although much of it is inflected with Slavic folk music, the score ranges from soaring balladry that would not be out of place in a more traditional musical (like this theater's previous tenant, "Les Misérables"), to songs that would not be out of place today at a rave in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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While these feel a little out of place, they make sense in therms of the larger narrative at play.
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I stop to plug in beside two older women, markedly out of place for their lack of a teen.
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There's not a hair out of place, unless it's supposed to be, on the red carpet in Rotterdam, Holland.
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Within the context of Billions, Bobby and Wendy's relationship developing into something "more" wouldn't be so out of place.
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Football players are already wearing tape around their heads so it doesn't look out of place on the field.
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The walls appeared to be out of place as they were the only solid concrete walls in the basement.
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It was an earthy performance by Correspondents' dinner standards, if nothing out of place in an average comedy club.
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Every glinting eye in a portrait, or out-of-place beer bottle might as well be a secret switch.
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Harry is often spotted fixing Markle's hair when it gets blown out of place or stuck in her collar.
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It's a destructive narrative, and one that seems out-of-place in an increasingly queer and trans-friendly society.
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You can't exactly walk around, but the world no longer snaps out of place every time you shift position.
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Trump's rhetoric on Russia terrifies neoconservatives — but Pence's Putin bashing wouldn't feel out of place in the Weekly Standard.
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I'm happy doing it, but I kind of — I don't feel out of place, it's just ... I don't know.
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Franco adjusted Brie's gown as she made a surprised face when the skirt appeared to move out of place.
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Genes are constantly acting out of place in combination with other variables such as food, environment and body types.
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The Court's answer, "Trust us," is increasingly out of place in an era of populist rejection of elite rule.
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When you see my mom, who is 69-years-old, carrying a Herschel, it doesn't look out of place.
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Mostly, it's the visuals — replace the superpowers with real-world weapons, and little else would look out of place.
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An archaic body-modification device with a controversial history seems a little out of place in our progressive wardrobes.
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It looks a bit gauche and out of place at first, like a metal watchband connecting the two panels.
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One word or reference out of place and the whole thing could have fallen apart, potentially with grave consequences.
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In early March, a caretaker at a cemetery in Carrollton noticed that a flower pot was out of place.
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It feels like it might be out of place there, even if it's in a restricted part of Feed.
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As such, scrappy singing is not out of place in these drunken, demonic ballads of loneliness, insanity and murder.
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It wouldn't look out of place if the Pebble 1203 had a Nike swoosh or Adidas logo on it.
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" Her compatriots, who wouldn't look out of place in a suburban skate park, have names like "Icarus" and "Plastic.
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If no word is out of place, then it is much more difficult to question or undermine her truth.
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But these moves feel almost as out of place in the current NFL landscape as Kelly's original acquisitions did.
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From a distance, Dusk at Shinnecock Bay feels out of place, like a landscape painting from a seaside Airbnb.
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In the mornings, from September to June, my father drives me to school, where I feel out of place.
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It's hard to believe that someone as perfect as Johansson could ever even have a hair out of place.
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Ibarra felt out of place at the clinic, she said, because the waiting room was filled with older people.
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The food section was set up so perfectly, that it was hard to find any item out of place.
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Among devices like the Samsung Chromebook Pro and the Acer Chromebook Spin 13, it wouldn't look out of place.
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One enters via a high-security revolving door that would not seem out of place in a spy movie.
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But it still feels out of place (quite literally), shallow, and, given Biden's lack of campaigning, a bit lazy.
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Nearby, we found a wall full of pet toys, which seemed out of place in a home goods section.
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The fights that he took part in would not have looked out of place on a Bellator preliminary card.
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It was probably time for Dead Space to end, but you know, the out-of-place microtransactions didn't help.
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In 2019, the year in which the market is bated on Uber's debut, profit almost feels out of place.
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His armchair philosophizing ("The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation") wouldn't be out of place on Twitter.
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I loved that I never could quite get my bearings and I loved that I felt out of place.
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A classically trained vocalist, she has a crystalline voice that wouldn't sound out of place at a midnight mass.
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Some of these industry-side partners would previously have been out of place even at very general computing events.
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Game 1 was an exhausting, deflating loss that felt out of place with the 2018 version of this team.
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It would not have looked out of place on the hip of Teddy Roosevelt, or of Pershing in Mexico.
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Nearby, Mr. Bloomberg walked on in a respectful silence, like a teenager awkwardly out of place at a party.
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The museum's executive director, Jutta-Annette Page, said that dolls are not out of place with the institution's focus.
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The moves were mostly basic — slides and two-steps that wouldn't be out of place at a wedding reception.
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Not because I'm particularly afraid of the ocean, it's just I look very out of place inside of it.
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The vase looks oddly out of place, like the Mars Rover sitting awkwardly on some barren (and distant) outcropping.
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So if something looks out of place, we have the opportunity to raise that concern and help address it.
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But her earnestness was almost sadly out of place in music that wouldn't be challenging for a young student.
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The displays in some — rows of colorful wooden carvings — would not seem out of place in a sex shop.
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I was walking along a township road, clearly out of place, and he was planting orchids with his mother.
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It is a magical work of product placement that's so inappropriate and out-of-place that it actually works.
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This product placement feels hilariously out of place in Final Fantasy XV's universe, but it's more entertaining than irritating.
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But even as the singing may seem foreign, Mr. Palminteri, for all intents and purposes, wasn't out of place.
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Boring deep into the ground risks triggering an earthquake if a large chunk of rock slips out of place.
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While the palace's Moorish-style onion dome should look out of place with Manueline architecture, the combination was surreal ...
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This is a physically and emotionally demanding role, and she clears every hurdle without a sequin out of place.
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With each snazzy new restaurant, his storefront looks more out of place and more attractive to real estate agents.
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The rubber backing will keep it in place, so neighbors walking by won't easily kick it out of place.
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Wenyon & Gamble: Out of Place continues at Magnan Metz Gallery (521 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 17.
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She would not have looked out of place on the set of "Mad Men": poised, perfectly coifed, lipsticked and imperturbable.
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My frizzy hair, weird sense of humor, and way of speaking have always put me just slightly out of place.
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Not a strand fell out of place in combat, except for when it did and was somehow even more attractive.
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Despite it being a unique approach to a Zelda adventure, Cadence of Hyrule doesn't feel out of place at all.
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He was cuddly and sweet, a goofball with a huge head that seemed out of place on his slim body.
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Gyasi Zardes generally looks out of place during any play—nervously touching the ball into anyone's path but his own.
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It catches the eye in an uncanny way, a real-world cartoon that looks cool, if slightly out of place.
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He has a nervous over-laugh that wouldn't sound out of place on the other end of an Xbox headset.
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To reach the lobby, I walked through the casino, which seemed almost out of place in such a stylish resort.
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But as a programmer, he is all too aware that a single parentheses out of place can break the spell.
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LL: Those of us who have seen The Kissing Booth know that that conversation would be terribly out of place.
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James found it to be out of place, ''lamentable because of its poor and lonely and unsupported and unaffiliated state.
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Not even the trauma of ending an important friendship will cause a strand of hair to fall out of place.
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While that final sentence might sound a bit out of place, it underscores something that I think we often forget.
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As a result, the introduction of Tron's music doesn't feel enormously out of place, and even like a natural fit.
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Some of the characters you draw could be put into a children's picture book and not seem out of place.
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Instead, many of them feel out of place, unsafe, and unwelcome in Greek life and at the school in general.
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With all that going on, an animated sketch show by a team of Simpsons writers doesn't feel out of place.
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Our clothes aren't driven by the full look, where if you have only one piece it looks out of place.
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Reassured that I wouldn't be out of place flicking my spinner on the streets of New York, I walked inside.
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I won't spoil it, but I also found it so startlingly out of place that I couldn't help but laugh.
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The neighborhoods are both filled with industrial businesses where the act of digging a tunnel wouldn't be out of place.
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Billi also feels out of place in China — she feels American, and she's been away from family for so long.
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The cluster of sculptures by Catalan, "Vorticity" (2016), is beautifully out of place among the C concourse's fast food chains.
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Wisely, Kessel never attempts to reproduce Austen's sparkling sentences, but they would sound out of place in Mary's mouth anyway.
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And like any good business owner, the star is already ensuring that not a single detail is out of place.
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All that success and attention, on the field and off, leaves Archer a bit out of place in sleepy Tampa.
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I often felt out of place among a restaurant of servers who were so committed to The Cheesecake Factory way.
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For Shurafa, the airline stickers on his glass front door may seem out of place, but he hasn't given up.
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That said, the winch already looks a little out of place bolted to the front of a decidedly antiquated 4x4.
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But most of the characters wouldn't seem out of place in productions set in World War II or the 1980s.
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The violently dysfunctional family that lives there wouldn't be out of place in one of Rob Zombie's "torture porn" movies.
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Ivanka Trump is exactly the type of person for whom the expression "not a hair out of place" was invented.
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When a brick on the Flash's back appeared out of place, Roe says he was able to design around it.
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The camera stand that my review unit came with was also a little too easy to knock out of place.
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In front of a young audience clamoring for Platt's Evan Hansen, Pierce, just like Spacey, seemed hopelessly out of place.
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The humor in this film felt completely out of place, and it worked against the gravitas of the mystical elements.
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Patricia is very pretty and jarringly flawless — not a hair out of place, nor a chip on her painted nails.
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The fact that it doesn't feel out of place at all on the record is a testament to Ware's talent.
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The record has a DIY, ramshackle energy to it, but there's not a single note that seems out of place.
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"He will groom the babies and also discipline them as well when they are acting out of place," she adds.
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The sleek and sophisticated design, which comes in six colors, also won't look out of place on a dinner table.
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Hall pointed out that the deficit projection of 4.4 percent of GDP over the next decade seemed out of place.
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To many students, the clubs remain potent symbols of privilege, anachronistic and out of place on an increasingly diverse campus.
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A verse about a Taiwanese immigrant, picking up slang while she waitressed in Kankakee, wouldn't have felt out of place.
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But she says a more modern filling of fresh cheese mixed with roasted peppers would not be out of place.
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Like O'Connor, Ivins was a kind of underdog, a bit out of place in the South as an outspoken woman.
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The concert seemed out of place in the midst of ongoing reports of bombed hospitals, civilian casualties and food shortages.
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She wanders through the empty, lit up streets of Tokyo, looking a little lost and a lot out of place.
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"Pisces is a gentle, dreamy soul that can seem out of place in the cold cruel world," the astrologer says.
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The trees' palm fronds and pliant trunks appear out of place amid the leafier deciduous trees native to the region.
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The curry-roasted carrots (right) were interesting, but a little out of place with the Italian and French-inflected dishes.
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I felt alone and out of place — lacking a universally possessed skill in a city defined by that very thing.
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But LG's G7 One bucks the trend, with some specs that wouldn't be out of place on a 2018 flagship.
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I didn't know how to start making gay friends, and I felt so out of place in the gay community.
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But arm-waving platters like that seem out of place at Kawi, which is the least Momofukian of the Momofukus.
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She always felt out of place in her birth family, as if on some level she knew she didn't belong.
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In an era of designer hoodies and casual workplace attire, the classic men's suit can feel increasingly out of place.
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And mine, heavy enough to hurt my back and constantly sighing like a tired dog, was distinctly out of place.
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Authorities reported that nothing in her apartment seemed out of place or would lead them to believe a struggle occurred.
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Later on Mitchell offered a more personal assessment, which wouldn't have sounded out of place coming from Nunberg on Monday.
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Mr. Trump's bombast, outsize personality, lack of restraint, flippancy and vulgarity could not be more out of place in Washington.
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He cultivates a garish creepiness, using motifs that wouldn't have been out of place during the heyday of Afrofuturist funk.
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Far from out of place, Lopez's years of professional dance experience gave her a captivating, commanding presence in her videos.
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These products would not be out of place at Sephora or Anthropologie, based both on their looks and their ingredients.
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Its old-fashioned white theme is starting to look really out of place next to all of my darkened apps.
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In a seemingly out of place move, the company used the product's announcement as an opportunity to dunk on cryptocurrency.
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While parts of the Tower have obviously been refurbished over time, even the bathrooms didn't seem too out of place.
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While their high-vis t-shirts and broad shoulders look a little out of place among pink and pastel paraphernalia.
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Pros: High-quality tools, durable hard-shell storage case, no superfluous toolsCons: Tools often slip out of place inside case
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Each bar drips with the confusion and existential dread of a man who feels out of place in his world.
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Really, the more I focused on reducing my waste, the more I felt like a dinosaur — awkward and out of place.
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However, that opening sentence definitely felt out of place in a story that was intended to celebrate Moore's life and work.
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For a brief moment the canvas felt out of place — what did it have to do with the idea of home?
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He was a bona fide rock star, capable of tracks that wouldn't feel out of place on a Bruce Springsteen album. .
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A wedding is actually one time when a vibrantly-colored taffeta dress doesn't look out of place, so make it work!
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"When I was a kid, and even as a teenager, I always felt really out of place," Barney, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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Their style is more Gianni Versace and a bit out of place for a city like LA, dresses slinky, flashy, killer.
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But as she got older, her mom's rituals became a sanctuary when she felt out of place in predominantly white settings.
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Certainly, heavy drinking and the cheeky dismissal of one's hardworking siblings wouldn't seem out of place in the Lannister family tree.
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I liked that someone as beautiful as she was still always looked a little out of place, and a little unsure.
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The Cosmos headset sometimes lost tracking when I reached for something on the floor, so the world snapped out of place.
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But just within the general theme of surprise within the game, having a T-rex appear doesn't feel out of place.
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While this is the norm in political media, it seems out of place with the big box media mindset these days.
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If a component is even a few millimeters out of place, it can throw an entire production line out of whack.
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A more surreal setting provides plenty of opportunity to make these puzzles more interesting and distinct, without feeling out of place.
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Flagship phone duo or not, some of my experiences with the new Xperias seemed a bit out of place in 2017.
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Earlier in the season, it was clear that he's felt rather out of place at this current version of the firm.
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It's the kind of album that wouldn't sound out of place soundtracking one of John Hughes' teen soaps from the '80s.
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Even one photo out of place can seem like irrefutable proof that your new beau isn't all-in on your relationship.
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It's also pulpy and nationalistic, with heroic Indian soldiers and cackling Pakistani villains who wouldn't be out of place in Sgt.
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But if you zoomed in far enough on the orange stuff, it wouldn't look out of place on a microwaveable tray.
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"My tie being out of place, saying the 17th pick, saying 2016, then maybe me fainting after it's over," he deadpans.
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But the picture, taken during a break from filming, shows the iconic characters surrounded by a few out-of-place items.
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For the most part, last week's raids wouldn't have been out of place in the early years of the Obama administration.
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Sphero's R2-Q5's mostly black body has a sheen that would not look out of place on Darth Vader's helmet.
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It's a scene that wouldn't be out of place on Game of Thrones, but unfortunately this tragedy was all too real.
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Instead, it feels out of place in this mess of a movie, which fizzles out to a weak and predictable ending.
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Last year, engineers created a giant four metre-tall robot which would not look out of place in a Transformers movie.
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Laureline and Valerian walk out of the ship, dressed in civilian clothes that wouldn't be out of place in CBGB's bathroom.
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As a result, fathers often find themselves out of place at parks, malls and other areas frequented by mothers and children.
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As Burton walked through her house, she saw that furniture was out of place and that her refrigerator had fallen over.
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Taller than all the other boys and girls, I was awkwardly out of place with my womanly 11-year-old body.
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And many items seemed completely out of place in a drugstore, which wasn't surprising considering its location within a Walmart Supercenter.
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The few scenes filmed out of the country with exiled Cuban artists feel almost out of place with the movie's tone.
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Critics argued that Trump's references to his building's relative height were out of place and insensitive so shortly after the attack.
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These candleholders wouldn't look out of place at a seance, but they'll also fit in just as well on your mantle.
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When you're not surrounded by people who are always talking about this stuff, it almost feels like you're out of place.
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There would be times where I tried to fit in with other groups of people, and I'm just out of place.
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But a member of an anti-Boko Haram militia spotted her, knowing she was out of place, and notified military officials.
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Seated pointedly alone, Doris looks ashen enough that she wouldn't be out of place next to Mom in the open coffin.
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To feel out of place while traveling is to "feel the sharp savor of the real," as Janet Malcolm once wrote.
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I began to paint Slumscape Paintings, embellishing them with different out-of-place elements, most often the most beloved Disney icons.
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With the Go-To Polo, any physical activity is completely doable and you won't look out of place while wearing it.
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Haley's tweet wouldn't look out of place on the Twitter accounts of Republicans like Marco Rubio, John McCain or Lindsay Graham.
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The dispersed sculptural works of Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 feel strangely out of place next to the highly ordered, 2D wall pieces.
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You might consider buying an extra to freeze; it would not be out of place for Thanksgiving or other holiday meals.
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Full-on, body-wracking sobs are pretty much always out of place at work (excluding something like news of a death).
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While she felt shy and out of place, one of the first artists she was able to connect with was Taeyang.
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Mokhtar spoke some Arabic, but a street-smart American kid from the Tenderloin was predictably out of place in rural Yemen.
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Where "Freshman" and "Living Conditions" felt jittery and out of place, "The Harsh Light of Day" has settled into a groove.
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They flapped away, and the Mandarin took his place at the rock's highest point, looking regal, and magnificently out of place.
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A glass of the bubbly, golden Brut I.P.A. would not be out of place for a toast at the ball drop.
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These bodies in space, out of place, engaging in the unexpected to advance a positive idea, sent a message with meaning.
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And in 2012, and there are 3 witnesses who saw this, I saw Mitt Romney with a hair out of place.
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Fittingly enough, Kramer's best Thanksgiving took place out of season and out of place: in Italy in the heat of August.
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Like other plants out of place, they have impacts on our local ecology, but to what degree is hard to tell.
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Apple's sour grapes and defensive language are out of place here, and a mea culpa would have behooved the company better.
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The New York Times reviewer Mordaunt Hall thought Ms. Stuart's gown "a trifle out of place" but "a stunning creation" nonetheless.
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If expressions of political belief are out of place here, why do we even play the national anthem in this setting?
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He first offered a lengthy and seemingly out-of-place recitation of his accomplishments on the economy, trade and job creation.
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In fact, Johnson looked so out of place, that people at his school thought he was pulling a 21 Jump Street.
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They aren't the only example of CG in Age of Resistance, but they're the only one that feels out of place.
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It's like seeing a character from a Western pop up on a space ship — just completely and utterly out of place.
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It suddenly doesn't feel like what you already walked through, and things seem just enough out of place to be concerning.
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During big storms, they try to cancel flights ahead of time so crews are not out of place when operations resume.
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This outfit would not seem out of place on just about any woman in her 30s who works in the media.
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The man, wearing a plaid hat and a plaid jacket, appeared out of place among the dark suits and festive dresses.
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"Perfectly nice" is how you'd describe the home as a whole; nothing is out of place—or out of the ordinary.
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The lack of appreciation flows downhill, becomes the norm, and makes rewarding and recognizing someone feel out of place and unwarranted.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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The frequent flashbacks to the characters' past still felt a bit out of place, but at least they were better executed.
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The proceedings have a dark, unhinged edge—fitting for album whose title wouldn't sound out of place in a psychological thriller.
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He's never played a regular season game but got into the lineup for the playoffs and didn't look out of place.
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Some conventions, that might function in the corporate and entertainment industries, seem out of place when applied to the field of art.
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They've always had a following because what they write speaks true to disenfranchised kids like me who sort've feel out of place.
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Both Kanojiya and Patil put in heartfelt performances, but they seem out of place for the milieu that they are part of.
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With a white polycarbonate shell and glossy lens, the Nest Cam IQ wouldn't look out of place on a Swedish design blog.
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His long and muscular body, perfectly suited for hunting and killing, is out-of-place and awkward in the upright car seat.
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I think that's why the Ruffalo Oscar-bait scene felt, to me, out of place, even if it was true to life.
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Justin Timberlake couldn't help but feel a little out of place Wednesday at The Hollywood Reporter's Power 100 Women in Entertainment breakfast.
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Delta said its schedule was largely back to normal, though it still had cancellations due to out of place aircraft and crew.
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Maybe his bad stand-up routine dialogue and leering grins play in single frames, but here he seems utterly out of place.
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Thinking that a dog was totally out of place in that setting, I looked up to see who was holding the leash.
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Frelinghuysen rose to become chair of the House Appropriations Committee last year but is out of place in the increasingly conservative GOP.
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This is not a reference to Coachella (though these effects wouldn't be out of place there), but rather your iPhone's screen effects.
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The user interface, in particular, looks incredibly out of place, and the new fast forward feature isn't as useful as it seems.
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The other part of his campaign spending is what truly stands out – though it would not be out of place decades ago.
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"[It's] a cognitive style that causes you to prioritize things that are out of place rather than the big picture," says Hildebrandt.
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Everyone at work dresses super well, and I've been feeling a little out of place with my scuffed heels and Express blazers.
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Apparently, manhole covers all over the city were being shifted out of place because of pressure under the street during the rain.
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Most of Labour's policies would not look out of place in the programme of a typical centre-left party in northern Europe.
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Not only is Mount St. Helens out of place, but it also lacks the magma reserves we'd expect given its violent history.
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Huawei could stick with this exact same design for the next half decade and it wouldn't feel old or out of place.
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That sequence, though lovely, felt out of place in "Head Full of Snow," where it wasn't connected to a single other scene.
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Screenshot: HBO/Game of ThronesIf you watched Game of Thrones last night you might have spotted something a little out of place.
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Trump likes music too, but only if it's a cheesy jazz band playing that's completely out of place before a controversial announcement.
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The switch can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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It's a place we outnumber the singletons, and the people who are not twins are the ones who feel out of place.
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There was only one team that looked completely out of place on Wild Card weekend, and that was Bill O'Brien's Houston Texans.
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There's no need to hire on-scene directors or gaffers, who look out of place in the 360-degree footage, he added.
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She's an instant idol for smart, dorky women who feel a little out of place, but don't feel particularly bad about that.
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" But some of her tendencies make her seem strikingly out of place; one local official referred to her, fondly, as a "radical.
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That put-down felt decidedly out of place amid Kelly's plea to keep politics out of the loss of a soldier's life.
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This is not a warrior march, though it remains idiosyncratic, it is neither out of place nor unnoticed on the crowded floor.
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"I find it very peculiar, and I think it's out of place," Ryan told CNN's Jake Tapper during a CNN town hall.
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It is why Daniel Sturridge, for all his unquestioned talent, occasionally seems to be out of place, because he doesn't; not quite.
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I've never felt as out of place as I did during my time at the yacht show and hanging out in Monaco.
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When Jean pulls into a neighbor's driveway in South Africa, he's always on the lookout for footprints that seem out of place.
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He created a book that wouldn't be out of place in a museum gift shop, while Pham takes a more traditional approach.
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The entire solo was singular and startling, but to the credit of everybody involved, it didn't seem at all out of place.
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According to Rhino, he started Beer Thugs because he "had fallen out of place" from Hop Heads, a larger craft beer club.
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I felt a little out of place because I'm not a musician and I don't have any contacts in the music industry.
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There was a mistaking of solemnity for seriousness, which made things like Kenickie – who were serious, but not solemn – out of place.
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When a truck zoomed past pulling an escort-service advertisement — the perennial "Girls to Your Room" message — it looked out of place.
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Look at "Da Funk", for example—that big, hulking mid-tempo beat wouldn't be out of place on a Chemical Brothers album.
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Still, he was an outlier in 1981 in voting against the amendment, and his arguments sound even more out of place now.
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The black-and-white photographs might not capture the household in its truest, most lived-in form — nothing is out of place!
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CreditCreditSara Krulwich/The New York Times The panes of glass do not look out of place here on the Upper East Side.
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The stylist, Ed Gabriels, wearing heavy gloves, had to pick up the letters and reposition them when they slid out of place.
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I'm someone for whom marriage is still a long way off, so I feel a bit out of place answering this question.
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Kuma's luminous, spare, predominantly wood-hewn buildings often look out of place among the stark shapes that fill architecture magazines and journals.
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The reality is that Israel's new law codifying it as a Jewish state would not be out of place in liberal Europe.
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There's Cassis, a fishing town that wouldn't be out of place on the Italian Riviera, with pastel-colored apartments lining the pier.
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In Taylor's debut novel, Wallace — a shy African-American student at a Midwestern college — feels out of place and keeps to himself.
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"I don't think it's out of place at all," Mr. McGunnigle said, adding that the town seems to be experiencing a rebirth.
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This look combines ruffles, a belt, and a simple black dress into an outfit that wouldn't be out of place in 2020.
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The lost boy, Tobin (Will Buie Jr.), is contorted beyond recognition with an out-of-place optimism as startling as any monster.
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Sometimes it dribbles, sometimes it doesn't, depending on whether the seal gets knocked out of place when you're putting the lid on.
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With the Go-To Polo, any physical activity is completely doable and you won&apost look out of place while wearing it.
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T. picked all of the hotels and there wasn't one that felt out of place or like we should've stayed somewhere else.
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Indeed, it heralds the coming moment when posts from outside are suspect by default: out of place, inefficient, little better than spam.
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"He feels very out of place in Moscow society, and I wanted to represent, in his clothes, that discomfort," Ms. Young said.
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Microaggressions have the power to make those on the receiving end feel socially uneasy, culturally out of place, or even physically unsafe.
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"Our correctional officers and supervisory correctional officers are trained to notice things out of place that don't seem quite right," said Desel.
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With the Bellas removed from their natural collegiate habitat, the a cappella competitions that once drove the series feel out of place.
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Even if Doom Eternal's lore was the best English language poem since Paradise Lost, it would still feel deeply out of place.
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But they feel dated, cheap, and out of place for a device that's meant to control a sophisticated and powerful gaming machine.
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But the single-use and disposable nature of these batteries feels out of place, cheap, and low-tech in the year 2020.
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It seemed totally out of place at a moment when other men's wear designers showed either generic sportswear or predictably straight suiting.
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At first, this section seemed out of place and superfluous, but every time I needed a break, I'd end up back there.
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Perhaps none of the quotes are as out of place as one from Toni Morrison about the brutal psychological impact of slavery.
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Still, though Chapman rejects claims that he's a white nationalist, some of his rhetoric wouldn't have seemed out of place at Charlottesville.
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Nary a blonde hair is out of place, but there's a tattoo of a lyric from Joy Division's "Disorder" on his arm.
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Their new work is reactionary — crude jokes about Asian men wouldn't be out of place at a Trump rally — and it's dated.
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Text that has a verb with an out-of-place "-eth" is probably the neural network trying to speak like an ancient writer.
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The ignition switch can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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And amid it all was me, sweating uncomfortably in my dumpy bag of a dress and bargain shoes, feeling totally out of place.
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The guy was a little out of place, the source says: He was wearing a white tank top and was carrying a cane.
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What increasingly feels out of place amongst prestige dramas and reality TV slots comfortably into YouTube's often sugary, always kaleidoscopically weird video landscape.
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The fear-zombies felt wildly out of place when they showed up, but even they couldn't kill the show's creative and emotional spark.
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It has substantial weight and a streamlined design that doesn't look out of place alongside modern machines like the Xbox One or PS4.
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The mash-up is effective, and it doesn't feel tonally out of place for Red Skull to parrot what the president is saying.
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He is unsure how the animal ended up in New York, but did his part to care for the out of place critter.
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A clunky backstory explaining Kaira's troubled relationship with her parents feels out of place, or at least not introduced sufficiently or early enough.
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The sport band looks out of place when paired with the analog watchface, which looked chic with the Steel HR's original leather watchband.
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She peppered it with phrases that wouldn't sound too out of place on your average feminist Tumblr, but with an anti-abortion twist.
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But on the whole the themes that emerged—migration, security, climate change—would not have been out of place at an EU summit.
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They could have been made in a Hollywood studio: some of their shots wouldn't seem out of place in a James Bond film.
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Even for a show that shed its "no one is safe" tagline long ago, the death feels startling, and almost out of place.
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With the potential new feature, WhatsApp will append a red "suspicious link" label when it detects a character that seems out of place.
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It would not have been out of place coming from the mouth of Marine Le Pen or others on the European far right.
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Mr Trump appeared, if not presidential, then not out of place on a stage next to a former senator and secretary of state.
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You'll be exploring wonderfully detailed sci-fi locations, all filled with goofy characters that wouldn't look out of place in Monsters vs. Aliens.
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Seriously, there could have been a paperboy pedaling down the street shouting, "Mornin', Ms. Peletier!" and it wouldn't have seemed out of place.
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On some shows, guest appearances can feel forced and out of place, but Black-ish is usually better when other people drop in.
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The switch could slip out of place, causing engine stalls while driving and cutting power to critical brakes, steering and air bag systems.
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One ramification of our so-often whitewashed entertainment industry is that this casting stood out to me as unnatural and out of place.
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But the Moodies have gotten used to feeling out of place these days, even in their own home: Margaret's husband supports the president.
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The main arpeggiating thumb piano also wouldn't sound too out of place in the club today in both its sound quality and swing.
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On Capitol Hill, she is often regarded as a glamorous anomaly: a Hawaiian action figure, fabulously out of place among her besuited colleagues.
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It's just that the moments that go one step too far feel so out of place, because everything else is so hypnotically handled.
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Chris Pratt feels strangely out of place That's to say nothing of Haley Bennett's Emma, whose spirited performance continually drives the film forward.
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Prices start at $21,1.33 for this midsize sedan that is attractive enough not to look out of place in the California oceanside town.
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"If it feels too out of place with the rest of your images, it might be better as an Instagram story," she says.
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Nationals 7, Mets 903 Bartolo Colon might look physically out of place on a baseball field, but he rarely presents an uncomfortable image.
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What you do know is that you don't want it to look out of place, and it needs to keep your essentials organized.
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According to the Cleveland Clinic, vaginal prolapse surgery can tighten the walls of the vagina to prevent organs from falling out of place.
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She suddenly understood why, as an intuitive type, she had felt out of place at Michigan Agricultural College, where sensing types had dominated.
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But the new mix brings up the richness of the orchestra, and it wouldn't sound out of place in a modern Disney movie.
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Keep reading to see nine songs or albums, in no particular order, that seemed out of place in the new batch of honorees.
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With their long hair and traditional clothing, these members of the Yao minority would seem out of place in one of China's megacities.
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It plans to use the aircraft to power a "flying taxi" service that wouldn't be out-of-place in a Sci-Fi movie.
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But at least when Le Tub—built out of sea trash in the first place—goes underwater, it won't look out of place.
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At the signing, I felt out of place, and not just because I didn't have a wristband firmly affixed to my actual wrist.
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It wasn't just dopey break up songs, it was more just about being out of place everywhere which is something I connected with.
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Hammered Gold Tree Collar, $34.98, available at Lowe'sA gold tree collar will replace your annoying tree skirt that always shifts out of place.
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But the language of romance can seem jarringly out of place when contrasted with the starvation, mutilation and murder of thousands around them.
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Observing the book, it does not seem out of place with the other books, it just looks more crippled; signaling its higher age.
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"In a world aspiring for peace and development, the Cold War and zero-sum mentality look even more out of place," he said.
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Like Towles's prose, his central character, an aristocrat, is refined, radiantly witty and all the more compelling for being utterly out of place.
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In the piece, Douthat levels a critique of modern sexual mores that wouldn't sound entirely out of place in a blackpilled web forum.
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The other two, Noam Chomsky and the British journalist Fred Halliday, seem quite out of place here, yet another oddity in this volume.
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While the bar felt exclusive and many were dressed up, I did not feel out of place in my cozy sweater and clogs.
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A sign that the funny and strange are staying within bounds is that the less outré moments do not seem out of place.
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Many kids feel out of place, frustrated and misunderstood, and are vulnerable to the idea that someone else is responsible for their discontent.
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"I'm not personally offended by it, it just seemed so wrong and out of place for what we were there for," the Rev.
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No matter where you sit or how you drive, it's hard to find a situation where the 7 Series feels out of place.
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The resulting collection, a mishmash of exotic prints, often accented with mirrors and pompoms, would not look out of place in Matisse's studio.
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It was a deft touch for someone who early in his candidacy often looked out of place among the other Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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In my experience, the sweatiest part of the foot is the ball, which half socks fully cover without ever sliding out of place.
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The old trading houses and apartment buildings of the Bund, an iconic riverfront promenade, wouldn't look out of place in a Western capital.
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Those moments wouldn't be as out-of-place in the more self-consciously mawkish film that lurks around the corners of this material.
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The young woman looks like an out-of-place runway model, suggesting that life in Lagos for the locals could be far better.
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The mix of Kempism, austerity, and favorable taxes and regulations for businesses that characterizes Paul Ryan's ideas seems out of place in 2016.
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Hamilton also had a brush with the wall at turn three, while Rosberg complained he could feel something out of place behind his seat.
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Although the building appears completely random and out of place, it succeeds in drawing attention to High Point's historic furniture-building and hosiery industries.
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However, one thing inside The House Cat Videos Built feels out of place: one of the Wi-Fi networks crawls at mind-numbing speed.
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JNCO's website currently features a few promo photos of distressed flannels and logo tees that wouldn't look out of place at your local Supreme.
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I spotted her marshaling a contingent of choristers, in a pair of boots that might not look out of place on a circus ringleader.
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The display's digital clock-style numbers give it just enough of a 1980s vibe without looking out of place on such a futuristic car.
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It should be said, however, that over the several months I tried these glasses out in San Francisco, I didn't feel out of place.
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Futurefarmers: Out of Place, in Place continues at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (701 Mission Street, San Francisco, California) through August 12.
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Sonic certainly looks good in Sonic the Hedgehog, and nothing about the design makes it feel rushed or out of place in the movie.
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Seeing how happy everyone else looks in the manicured highlight reel they share can people feel lonely and out of place when they're hurting.
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Twitchy and out of place among the designer handbag-swinging shoppers in Beijing's Taikoo Li shopping village, my new acquaintance unfolded a crumpled menu.
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The series's cheesy tropes occasionally felt out of place in the otherwise fairly grounded Resident Evil 7, but here, they're entirely appropriate and entertaining.
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It's an intense, terrifying experience that rebuilds the game from scratch and doesn't at all feel out of place on high-end modern hardware.
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The trailer then shows Portman come home and reunite with her husband, played by Dan Stevens, all while looking haunted and out of place.
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If these experienced canines were at the ceremony, no one would be out of place and no wedding crashers would find their way in.
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At dinner there he felt out of place with so many educated people, but luckily he knew to use the silverware from the outside.
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I recently had the chance to play a few hours of the game, and the new location didn't feel out of place at all.
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"I remember when I first attended seven years ago, I felt so out of place and like I shouldn't really be there," she said.
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He opens up about feeling out of place everywhere he went when he got back, and reflects on how the draft changed his life.
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Usually, these delicate arrangements are jostled out of place by the gravitational pull of neighboring celestial objects, such as other planets and large asteroids.
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Various etiquette experts claim there's a whole slew of style rules for the big day, and not one thread should be out of place.
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It should really start doing more retro hardware mockups, though, because the real Galaxy Fold almost feels out of place in the year 2019.
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Valet seems out of place as well, but Teen Vogue points out it could reference the way you'd arrive at a very upscale brunch.
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Their 2014 debut EP on Speaker Recordings, The Age of Techno, wouldn't sound out of place on a M_nus showcase or kicking around Berlin.
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If you are somewhere a little sunnier, where the spring bounty has arrived, a few sliced strawberries wouldn't be out of place on top.
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"Everybody, regardless of what industry they're in, knows that feeling of being out of place, combined with a really terrible work situation," she shares.
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I couldn't help but sneak a couple peeks at J.Lo, who never had a hair out of place and was glistening like a goddess.
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Nothing that's built for virtual reality will look like movies as we've known them, so it does seem out of place at film festival.
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At the building's center, a small cooling pond is lined, deceptively, with white tiles that wouldn't be out of place at a swimming pool.
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Flynt's Hustler execs want to make an offer on the mansion according to the NY Daily News -- but he wants Hef out of place.
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Akin added that she thought more people are likely to speak to security if they say something that seems odd or out of place.
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The thing that Victoria (Cheong) does that's really unique is incorporating lyrics and phrasing in such a way that doesn't sound out of place.
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The emcee beckoned all the couples over, while Jake and I stood at the periphery of the dancefloor, feeling a little out of place.
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Because we have all of that on our wrestling television every week, it doesn't feel out of place with the rest of the show.
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The first room displays a selection of her loose cream silk tunics, which would not look out of place in an Eileen Fisher boutique.
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And she often walks around town by herself, a risk in an area where out-of-place women are suspected of being suicide bombers.
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Geographic targeting orders might seem out of place in a Russian sanctions bill, but they drive straight at the contemporary model of transnational kleptocracy.
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There wasn't a hair out of place when Game of Thrones alum Sophie Turner married Joe Jonas in a romantic French wedding last weekend.
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Its basic argument about government data-collection would not be out of place on the Op-Ed page of this or any other newspaper.
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They found that record rainfall and pressure from a swollen Mississippi had led the HESCO barriers to lose friction and slide out of place.
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For now, his start-up, Pun & Projects, is opening restaurants in Yangon that would not look out of place in Brooklyn or East London.
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And as the countess Adèle, Sharin Apostolou's clear, penetrating high notes don't feel out of place with the general mellowness of her smooth soprano.
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It seeks greater engagement with workers and communities, as well as with shareholders — something that would not look out of place in, say, Germany.
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The slim cut means the boots don't look big and heavy, and don't feel out of place in a café or a classy bar.
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"The biggest challenge came with being cut out of some circles, and losing some friendships, because I felt suddenly out of place," said Sangam.
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The 1970s blaxploitation hero feels out of place in a modern world, critics found, calling out the reboot's treatment of women characters in particular.
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In my book Creepiness, I argued that our experience of creepiness reflects our perception of a desire that is enigmatic or out of place.
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Even though her introductory scene felt pretty out-of-place, her arrival in Winterfell brought with it a resurgence of her fire and confidence.
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It's not hard to see why — this coral ballgown wouldn't have been out of place at a royal ball, or in a Disney movie.
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A standout is 2459BC Botanical Garden, with brick-lined paths and a deep-eaved teahouse that wouldn't look out of place in the Adirondacks.
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Even Robert C. O'Brien, the president's national security adviser, hung around for the toasts, which some of his colleagues thought was out of place.
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Our first stop in Syria was the Kurds' Semalka customs post, an ornate building that looked out of place in a mostly muddy lot.
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But the downward movement does not look out of place from the ebb and flow of strength in the sector since the last recession.
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In high school, Mr. McGarry, an athlete and musician from Rochester, struggled with low self-esteem and felt out of place in social situations.
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His new restaurant, a case study in attention to detail from design to dessert, would not be out of place in an urban setting.
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Like its narrator, Nick Jenkins, Powell felt out of place among his richer and posher friends at Eton and he was unhappy at Oxford.
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After acing the seventh hole, he took off running in celebration, spun around, stumbled, landed awkwardly and popped his left ankle out of place.
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She is not happy to find herself in the desert provinces of New Mexico, where she feels out of place as a black woman.
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Presiding over it all was Roberts, who looked oddly out of place across the road from the marble-pillared splendor of the Supreme Court.
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The sculptures of animals, disconnected from their natural environments, are meant to illustrate how out of place the artist felt growing up in Paris.
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Some younger princes live in large, but not palatial, modernist homes outside Riyadh that would not be out of place in upscale California neighborhoods.
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Volkswagen's learning issues with luxury car parts sharing have been sorted out to the point where nothing in the Bentley feels out of place.
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Fellow Danes admired his prowess in technology and design, though his temper at times seemed out of place in a society that treasures politeness.
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The emotions, as well as the humor and politics, are all adolescent; they would not be out of place on a Disney teen program.
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Many were disillusioned young Muslim men and women, longing for understanding and acceptance of their religion in countries where they felt out of place.
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Mr. Irons, who seemed to be roughing it in a weathered coat and Spanish boots, looked stately enough, if a little out of place.
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Consumers have come to see the brand as anachronistic, out of place in the #MeToo era as offering an objectifying view of female beauty.
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In senior year of high school, Brady said he felt out of place because his teammates were always faster and stronger than he was.
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But when I look at you three, all strong and amazing, I wonder if you ever feel out of place the way I did?
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In this scene, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is attending a party and feeling very out of place until he spots another black man (Lakeith Stanfield).
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To be sure, Miss America, which dates back to 1921, can feel out of place culturally in the midst of the Me Too era.
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"I used to say that I would never come to the US, and I often feel weird or out of place here," she said.
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McMaster was sorely out of place: a seasoned navigator of international institutions working for a President who often seemed determined to tear them down.
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The suspense and unease builds, which is only further compounded by the music that suddenly starts playing from the strangely out of place gramophone.
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Then working as an artist and illustrator, Jansson had felt unable to paint, worrying that beautiful colors and pictures were somehow out of place.
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The first, "Hello Happiness," out this month, is full of upbeat, powerful tracks that wouldn't be out of place on a "Soul Train" line.
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Indeed, there did not seem to be a matchstick out of place in the palatial, wood-paneled office belonging to Mr. Grammer's studio boss.
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At first I was confused by the presence of Michael Riedel in the lineup, as he seemed out of place among the other artist.
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It's surprisingly danceable, and a pop-minded direction that wouldn't feel out of place on a playlist with Tegan & Sara or Carly Rae Jepsen.
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In some places, the grass almost looked fake, and there didn't seem to be a single palm leaf or flowering shrub out of place.
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And I've sung on both of the Histoire records, so it's not out of place with the home recordings I've done in the past.
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Feeling out of place, I quickly tore off my bikini top and my husband kicked off his trunks like he'd never considered doing otherwise.
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It's out of place in the neighborhood, with 19th-century architecture, supposedly built by Jimmie's grandfather in 1946, and Jimmie loves it more than anything.
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And though dancingpetal's characters are talking mice, tigers, monkeys, and foxes, their dialogue wouldn't be out of place at a ball thrown by the Bingleys.
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With its saloon doors, barred windows, and peeling white paint, the cantina's exterior would not look out of place in a spaghetti Western movie set.
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Which, look, is noble, but also feels a little out of place in a movie with a gas masked, sword-waving, slow motion Tom Hiddleston.
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The one thing that kind of sticks out is the SIM tray, which is black instead of white, and seems a little out of place.
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Dye initially told investigators nothing was out of place, missing, or damaged in their home when they returned from their trip, including his three firearms.
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One graffiti artist tagged it with the word "MOOP", which stands for Matter Out Of Place and is the worst insult in the Burner lexicon.
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I was curious about what I was from, but I've never felt so out of place as I did in the city of my birth.
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I kid you not when I say that not a single frame was out of place, including during the gaming showcase and my basketball #fail.
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The cast comprises 17 male actors, most of whom are strikingly handsome; several would not be out of place in a Calvin Klein underwear ad.
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They're out of place alongside sophisticated appetizers like vadouvan-sprinkled lobster in its shell or tight, icy oysters with pickle mignonette and splinters of horseradish.
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The black camera bump seems out of place, and the white front looks particularly distracting, especially since it's surrounded by a kind of golden edge.
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While the camera is stationary, it learns who to expect in your home on a daily basis — including pets — and who is out of place.
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The twinge flared into a stabbing pain, and the room became another place: silhouettes; unintelligible whispers; a familiar odor, metallic and musty, out of place.
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They also express love in more low-key ways, like how Prince Harry always fixes Meghan Markle's hair when it gets blown out of place.
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Hopefully, the next time you see them on your browsers, in your magazines, or on the runway, they won't seem out of place at all.
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Sometimes I still feel like a small-town person out of place in the big city, where it feels like everyone's living the single life.
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"It's almost always a mix of strangers and members, and that makes it even harder to notice when someone looks out of place," she said.
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Another officer intervened and they let Ruwitch go, perhaps aware of how out of place it was to enforce such a rule at 2 a.m.
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A top-of-the-range tailor shows off his ware in a long, air-conditioned shop that would not be out of place in Paris.
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Is it because you're such a perfectionist that you never leave a hair out of place — or does that shine of yours just come naturally?
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"Because of the threat of explosive items, community members should be on the look-out for suspicious packages and anything that looks out of place."
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Through clever techniques that wouldn't be out of place on The Great British Bake Off, she's sculpted edible versions of Princesses Merida, Belle, and Tiana.
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"Networking" sounds so corporate and out of place during the one time of the year when even your boss says it's okay to chill out.
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All will be site-specific variations on the standard metal wire security fence, making them both attuned to their locations and purposefully out of place.
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Type that is out of place or a bad background can drive me mad, so I've been working really hard at making things look good.
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I felt pretty out of place at Disney Springs, which is made for families, couples, and gaggles of friends drinking around the world at Epcot.
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Each pack comes in a small, white and stone-blue box that wouldn't look out of place among high-end cosmetics on a bathroom shelf.
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The idea came to Victor Widell after his dyslexic friend told him letters seemed to swap in out of place when she looked at words.
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Make no mistake, though—this band could be dropped headlong into the bleak, snow-covered mountains north of Bergen and not sound out of place.
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Ultimately, take away all the sex and swearing, and For All We Know is an album that wouldn't sound out of place in a church.
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The advertised properties of health goods, for example, would not be out of place in other Asian countries with a history of traditional herbal medicine.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The selfie stick looked a bit out of place in front of the Dome of the Rock, but no one seemed to care.
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The news staff of The Capital feels out of place being part of the event rather than on the sidelines taking notes or producing video.
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Because of the threat of explosive items, community members should be on the look-out for suspicious packages and anything that looks out of place.
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In Fargo's last minutes, a Black man and a heartbroken woman are killed as a white man walks away, not one hair out of place.
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The graphics on his channel, from the splashy title sequence to the customized overlays for each game, wouldn't be out of place on cable television.
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Mr. Trump has seized on how the working class feels out of place and left behind in a country that is changing demographically and economically.
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And lest Ms. O'Hara feel a little out of place in a cast of experienced opera singers, her Broadway colleague Victoria Clark played the Sorceress.
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I was this good kid from a good family going to a good school, and I was really out of place at the same time.
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They were at once familiar and out of place, the actors and audience and cultural context aging around them while they remained fixed in time.
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There was a creepy teddy bear on the shelf that looked completely out of place like a piece of bait thrown sloppily on a hook.
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So what does the girl who is rarely seen with a hair out of place do with the time saved by bypassing the glam room?
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These conversations might seem out of place on the more polished Instagram, or on a public Facebook feed, but on TikTok they fit right in.
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It doesn't help that the out-of-place '80s rock instrumentation gives the song an REO Speedwagon-y, Peter Cetera "Glory of Love"-era vibe.
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As extravagant as these women's fashion choices are, they never feel out of place because the characters move through the world as though they belong.
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Julie Fredrickson, a longtime tech entrepreneur and conservative Christian, tells me she frequently feels her religious beliefs are out of place in the tech world.
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It's the kind of colorful meet-cute that wouldn't be out of place in a Netflix "summer of love" flick, and it worked for me.
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The control room, operated 24 hours a day, had a cobbled-together look that seemed out of place with the facility's $1.4 billion price tag.
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" She continues, "Many kids feel out of place, frustrated and misunderstood, and are vulnerable to the idea that someone else is responsible for their discontent.
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Here, in this museum of comic strips and satirical sketches, Fielding's trademark mullet, eyeliner and skinny jeans wouldn't look out of place on the walls.
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Which is why Mr. Lang's hammy habits felt so out of place as they crept into a performance that otherwise had moments of exquisite restraint.
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The newest one is cozy and comfy, featuring the letter "D" in vintage lettering that won't look out of place at the office on Fridays.
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Sheri A. Dillon Ms. Dillon seemed out of place when she spoke at a too-large lectern in the lobby of Trump Tower on Jan.
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Pacific Time — is an old-school techno hit that keeps it simple and actually wouldn't be that much out of place at an Ibiza party.
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But today, migrants are contained on the Greek islands, mostly in overcrowded and squalid camps that seem out of place on the world's richest continent.
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Mr. Guo, using turns of phrase that wouldn't be out of place in "The Godfather" or "The Sopranos," said He Jintao was working against him.
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We think the glaze goes especially well with winter squash, but it would not be out of place on ham or another type of pork.
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From the outside, the Sony Vision-S is a rather conservatively designed car -- it wouldn't look out of place among cars currently on the road.
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While "Fine Line" is probably a clearer distillation of Styles' thoughts about breakups, "From the Dining Table" wouldn't feel out of place on that album.
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The ears are a dead giveaway, but the silver metallic finish is a sophisticated touch that doesn't look out of place in corporate work settings.
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There are a number of methods for finding deepfakes, including looking at the video for things like out-of-place shadows and strange visual artifacts.
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Its design would not have looked out of place in any decade since the 1940s and will likely remain fashionable many decades into the future.
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The reflective material caused the glass to be stiffer than expected, and instead of absorbing motion, it transferred it and simply shook out of place.
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Original changing-room tiles don't look out of place in the minimalist cafe, which serves, among other things, Czech lager, French wine and coffee drinks.
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A somewhat dour academic and a paragon of politeness and correctitude, Mr. Arens seemed increasingly out of place in the hurly-burly of the Likud.
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"Be more confident," a friend once told me as we made the rounds at a swanky networking event where I felt terribly out of place.
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Trafalgar Court is a grand name gracing a forgettable modern office building wildly out of place in the postcard-perfect town of St. Peter Port.
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The fact that the student body was 23 percent black and Hispanic meant that as a young black woman I never felt out of place.
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Often when I step on the pedal to the trash can, the swinging force of the opening lid knocks the upright cardboard out of place.
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I was an analyst, so I'm always looking for these anomalies, always looking for something that is out of place, something that doesn't make sense.
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While Hinde re-shelved a few out-of-place shirts to "neutralize" the ones she had moved, her statement still had an effect on someone's workday.
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An oversized Attack on Titan head is on display, but it's tucked away in one corner, making it seem both out of place and oddly inconspicuous.
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Many of the people I photographed for this series have felt tortured or out of place their entire lives, unwilling or unable to live a lie.
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Not a grain of rice is out of place, not a taiko drumbeat is out of sync, not a kimono sash ripples without his say-so.
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Nothing. Nada. Even at the annual Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve blowout, Kim looked the same: minimal makeup and Rapunzel hair, not a strand out of place.
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Thanks to its sleek design, you can place it in a nursery, bathroom, bedroom, office, or indoor leisure space, and it won't look out of place.
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So here's the thing I'm stuck on: On the one hand, fast food is for everyone; you're never out of place at a fast-food restaurant.
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It might seem a bit out of place at a trade show dedicated to tech and innovation, but there is a simple reason behind it's inclusion.
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Furman is overseeing federal litigation that hit GM after its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles over defective ignition switches that can slip out of place.
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We watch her from the audience, and if I see a little hair out of place, I'll run back there and yell, 'Comb the left side!
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While the cold snap might seem out of place in March, the Met Office says the UK gets on average 6.9 days of snow in spring.
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The vast majority of her opposition has been puffed up 135ers (or lighter) and their skill sets have ranged from mediocre to uncomfortably out of place.
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The Star Wars Galactic Empire DSA keycap set features a color scheme that wouldn't be out of place at a computer terminal in the Death Star.
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Lots of posts dabble in wabi-sabi: the smallest, most deliberate flaw, the hair out of place that draws attention to the pretty face it's framing.
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It's a nice display to look at, however some Windows apps still struggle or look slightly out of place when scaled to the full 4K resolution.
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And everyone is keenly aware that the collective weight of television production could collapse at any moment if something falls even just slightly out of place.
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It also reimagines the iconic console as something high-end and modern, a device that doesn't look out of place alongside a PS4 or Xbox One.
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In the genre that I'm in now, I'm one of the few Afro-Latinas in the game, and I felt out of place in the beginning.
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That happened in "Book of the Stranger" as she set fire to the designer impostor Khal Drogo and emerged with not a hair out of place.
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The plot of "Wanderer", Sarah Léon's debut novel, would not seem out of place in the library of a fan of 19th-century Sturm und Drang.
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It might be an item that's completely out of place in your house or a person who you never run into on your way to work.
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He looks very out of place and I can't believe he'd be able to just walk down the street carrying that giant gun without getting caught.
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"Earlier this week, one of the park employees was out doing landscape work and noticed some things were out of place," park spokesman Chris Bryce said.
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But if you switch the red lighting off, you'll have a reasonably attractive, slim-bezeled monitor that won't be out of place on too many desks.
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Kasich is no spring chicken, and implying that a woman would look out of place on Mount Rushmore only makes him look more out of touch.
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Stocking contraception rather than caffeine may seem out of place in a study area, but to former UC Davis student Parteek Singh it makes total sense.
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His boyish face doesn't seem at all out of place during the 2015 frosh week celebrations captured in these images, and he looks happy and excited.
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But Frederick, like other market experts, says the market has already priced in the tax cuts and a slight retreat would not be out of place.
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" (Sanders made those comments in 2011.) Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager, told CNN that Clinton's jab was disappointing and "really seemed out of place in the debate.
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The brand said it was looking for a more modern take on the mascot — someone who wouldn't seem out of place on social media, for example.
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A large autoplay video (with sound!) inside of Stories won't look out of place the way it does in a vertically scrolling feed full of photos.
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Then, when Google rolled out its own take on flat design with Material Design, Instagram's icon began to feel a little out of place there, too.
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Epstein wouldn't have been out of place that night during New York Fashion Week, since he had established contacts within the modeling industry by that point.
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Emmet (Chris Pratt) remains the same old Emmet, a "total Hufflepuff" whose sunny disposition and optimistic worldview are out of place in this uglier new world.
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Notice how her hair never seems to blow too far out of place, or how we never seem to catch her in a yawn or grimace?
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In fact, a lot of the already small store was made more cramped by the presence of boxes and other objects that seemed out of place.
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"Wilderness," with its self-aware slickness, is largely bland and feels particularly out of place at the Kitchen, where some facet of risk-taking is expected.
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Making your space look festive for Halloween usually requires big spending with little pay off, since pumpkin accessories look pretty out of place in the spring.
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There was still no end in sight, but the singer who had once felt so out of place had finally found her home and her voice.
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If Bond isn't even going to have a hair out of place when he skis off a mountain or dangles from a helicopter, what's the point?
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The middle theme entry, ORZO IT SEEMS, while clever, is not a noun like the other two theme entries and feels out of place to me.
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I always felt awkward and out of place, afraid of breaking or smudging something, or somehow giving away the fact that I clearly didn't belong there.
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I stood up and staggered around, left and right, waddling like a pregnant gorilla with a problem, hoping to jostle the little bit out of place.
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Despite getting in, this feeling that I would be out of place is something I internalized, and it weighed on my shoulders in my first year.
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The vast majority of resulting conspiracies haven't been birthed out of the theorist spotting something odd or out of place in the information about the attack.
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Feeling out of place, he asked himself how could he create a contemporary, sophisticated clothing line that would be embraced by fashion lovers around the world.
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During my time in Monaco, I felt out of place, keenly aware that I was neither a millionaire nor a VIP guest of the yacht show.
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It may seem out of place or appropriative, but Horowitz has long been drawing business lessons from hip-hop, as years of personal blog posts attest.
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I was pretty out of place, a kid from Roslyn/Long Island, at the Southfork Ranch in Dallas at the American Cancer Society's Cattle Baron Ball.
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This is where the piece becomes a challenge for Mr. Lang, whose theatricality is out of place amid gently gliding runs played at a near pianissimo.
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Noxious characters need not produce noxious films, but the meanspirited humor of "Summer '03" is out of place with the perky conventionality of the film's style.
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If we applied the same logic and excuses that are used against veganism against those movements today think about how out of place it would be.
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The show may seem out of place with the current television landscape in many respects: It's an earnest multicamera comedy based off Norman Lear's 1975 sitcom.
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The report opens with a respectful acknowledgment of "the 200th anniversary of Karl Marx's birth" that wouldn't feel out of place at a Revolution Books event.
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Just the second Canadian woman after Eugenie Bouchard to play in a Grand Slam final, Andreescu has rarely looked out of place on the big stage.
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It would have been too easy for James Ryman, the card's artist, to draw an absurd and out-of-place set of boobs on this snake.
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His boyish face doesn't seem at all out of place during the 22005 frosh week celebrations captured in these images, and he looks happy and excited.
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Too many retailers still cater to a corporate world with stuffy pantsuits and shift dresses that wouldn't look out of place next to a fax machine.
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Mr. Tadlock said the political invective was clearly out of place at an event where former teammates were reliving their glory days on the soccer pitch.
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Thanks to princess seams at the back, it has a tailored look that doesn't feel out of place for weekend errands or low-key outings, too.
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When my family and I first arrived here, we were as out of place as Sherman, living alone in a sea of Amish and Mennonite farmers.
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"Although ageism is rare, you may feel out of place at times since most of your coworkers will be much younger than you are," he wrote.
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The shareholders' commission said that De Haas's letter was out of place, and it intended to take the matter up with the company's supervisory board immediately.
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While you don't want to be dreadfully out of place at the many offices that have a more relaxed vibe, business casual should still look professional.
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Men sit on benches, faces shadowed by wide-brimmed hats; a woman in Kyoto stares into the distance, her hair ever so slightly out of place.
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No one would feel out of place propped up against bar cradling a glass of this stuff — you'd blend in seamlessly with the boozy-beverage crowd.
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We knew there was the possibility that it would feel out of place or not resonate at all, but what&aposs happened is the exact opposite.
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"The OA reminds us it's natural to feel out of place, and tries to instill a little faith in what's to come," said The Daily Beast.
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This floor was in a complete state of chaos, with items like this ball cap that reads "professional enthusiast" that seemed a little out of place.
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During this election season, Moore has sometimes appeared out of place in his own denomination—a Trump detractor leading a church largely peopled by Trump supporters.
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At shrines and altars back home, such works have context and meaning; in the clinical setting of the museum, they seemed diminished and out of place.
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Mr. Bostic had one minor infraction for creating a disturbance and being out of place; Mr. Summa had two minor infractions, according to the hearing transcript.
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Some of these photos are odd because the characters in them feel out of place, like this photo of a pair of Darth Vaders sipping tea.
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I want it to feel absolutely very considered — not a piece out of place — but I want you to walk away and talk about the play.
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"Oculate Beings" gracefully ties together American fiddle music with a tambourine led drum part that shuffles along and wouldn't sound out of place on sitar music.
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The family's property has been overrun by the cameras turned on them during filming, and out-of-place electric cable wires now snake through their land.
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If users expect to see videos when they open Instagram, then video ads, which are typically more lucrative than static ads, won't feel out of place.
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It just felt completely out of place with the rest of the episode, and I like it a little less every time I think about it.
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There's something out of place, aside from Snake Eyez being forced to use a regular controller instead of his usual fight pad due to a technical issue.
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My skin was drenched in sweat, but my brows looked exactly like they did before class began: filled-in, full, and not a hair out of place.
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But on a platform geared toward a demographic that doesn't know the difference between The New Yorker and New York Magazine, it might seem out of place.
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After hawk-eyed viewers spotted an out-of-place coffee cup in Sunday night's episode of "Game of Thrones," the show's creators quietly digitally removed the anachronism.
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"The very beginning is challenging because you feel so out-of-place … and I think you're the most sick and no one knows you're pregnant," she adds.
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There were a few items out of place and pieces of debris here and there — a constant battle with so many pieces of underwear in the store.
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I feel a little out of place because everyone else in the restaurant seems to have come from church, and I'm wearing muddy sneakers from the hike.
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During his presidential campaign in 2016, the Vermont native's slogan "Feel the Bern" began as a little irreverent and out of place in the world of politics.
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"I grew up thinking, 'Oh that's just Nana's July 4th shirt,' so it never seemed out of place to me," he said of the T-shirt's design.
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"Everyone was still trying to be happy, but I personally just felt out of place," said Mancil, 19, a graduate of Santa Fe High School in Texas.
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Jeff Kirschner was hiking with his two children along Oakland's Sausal Creek in the summer of 2012 when the trio stumbled across the out-of-place trash.
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Because I have long hair and spend a lot of time outside, I prefer headphones with an over-ear clip that can't get swatted out of place.
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It's hard not to roll your eyes when a heroine emerges from an intense action sequence or rain-soaked make-out without a hair out of place.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — Let me float this by you: It's Thursday, so it wouldn't be out of place for there to be some sort of "trick" today, right?
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