He was actually poking out his tummy for the photo.
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It's taking a spike and poking out its own eyes.
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Look at the cute metallic Slime face poking out of there!
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Might those be the two hilts poking out of the Throne?
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Two hands and two legs poking out of a car seat.
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Quotes of "Auld Lang Syne" keep poking out of the musical mayhem.
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Like straight up diamonds, shotguns poking out over our heads, and stuff.
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These words become clandestine operators poking out from Jones's simple color schemes.
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We saw a lot of empty hangers poking out from the racks ...
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Look closely and you'll see a wolf poking out of the nearby forest.
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I was hooked, the barb practically poking out of the side of my cheek.
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Generally they remain hidden beneath rocks and coral, poking out at night to feed.
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The newly released girls appear gaunt, their bony shoulders poking out of colorful dresses.
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"Ewwwww, my love handle is poking out of my leotard," I mumble to myself.
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It's like a Bloody Mary with hamburgers and pizza slices poking out of it.
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A rusted incinerator sat just behind the fence, poking out of the murky soup.
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I think I saw some carrot shavings poking out of dry and wilted leaves.
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West could be seen poking out of the car's sunroof as fans tried keeping up.
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Police in patrol cars creep through the lanes, their rifles poking out of the windows.
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It's a skinny two-handed tablet with thumb sticks poking out and an exposed screen.
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And yet, my old manual toothbrush, poking out of a mug on the vanity, beckoned.
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As in, with child, her round tummy poking out from her signature printed crop top.
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His thick, gray beard, poking out in all directions, defies the confines of his face.
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Woytek and Butner followed her, in business casual, with tattoos poking out from beneath their sleeves.
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Millions of years later, the rock happened to be poking out to reveal its paleontological bounty.
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He likes to dress smartly, wearing cufflinks and with a handkerchief poking out of his breast pocket.
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Everything was covered except for the perfect, white circle of my knee poking out of the water.
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Off in the rocky distance, we spot some modern cube-shaped pods poking out of the hills.
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What is that green vase trying to bewith knives poking out where there could have been roses?
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It shows a rabbitlike figure, painted in yellow, with blue spikes poking out of its perky ears.
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Street after street was covered in soaring piles of rubble, with rebar poking out of shattered masonry.
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That crazy bezel-light screen, and that front-facing camera poking out right into the middle of it.
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Restaurants are packed with puffy jackets thrown over the backs of chairs, sleeves poking out into the aisles.
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Discovered in 1991 poking out of a glacier, Otzi is one of the oldest mummified people ever found.
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Next stop: Portland, Oregon to meet Lauren B. and the blue bra poking out of her red flannel.
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A anatomically themed cake designed to represent childbirth, with a baby's head poking out from a strawberry center.
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To justify the segment's existence in this episode and in this series, we saw the layers poking out.
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He gets so little sun these days he looks like a goblin poking out of his gold mine.
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It was a shameless mirror selfie: her shoulders flexed, ripped abs poking out from below a sports bra.
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Atop the mine are usually three or four horns poking out that contain glass vials filled with acid.
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Its stays concealed behind your HDTV, so there's no need to worry about any cords or wires poking out.
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"We sleep," Mr. Jeffrey said, his Johnny Rotten T-shirt poking out from beneath his pinstriped three-piece suit.
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Infants with the defect, called gastroschisis, are born with intestines poking out of a hole in the abdominal wall.
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An expansive panorama of Istanbul stretched out before me, the tops of minarets poking out above the boxy buildings.
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She's looking at her four fingers poking out from behind her arm, as if they belong to someone else.
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The 26-year-old was spotted at LAX yesterday with newly bleached tresses poking out of her black beanie.
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"Big For Your Boots" saw him rolling onto the stage, poking out of the sunroof of a police car.
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I laid in my tent at dusk, my head poking out the flap, listening to coyotes yap and yowl.
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Poking out of the water to the right were little strips of metal, the tips of submerged stop signs.
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At first glance, the fossil looked unimpressively like a few broken limb bones poking out of a small rock.
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Arrange them so they're poking out of their stocking on Christmas morning to make opening gifts even more adorable.
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It's chaos as he barely maintains control, speeding through the air and eventually just barely poking out into space.
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Crossing her eyes, waving her arms, swaying her hips, poking out her backside, she clowned and seduced and subverted stereotypes.
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In May, Levine shared a photo of himself poking out his belly to mimic his wife's steadily growing baby bump.
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But now there is also the bear claw, when a boy embraces a girl awkwardly with his elbows poking out.
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At the front, a man bends over himself, his upside-down face poking out at me from under his butt.
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The kayaker, Rob Goodman, told CNN he'd just entered the water when he noticed the top of a vehicle poking out.
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The air-conditioning was merciless; one of the members showed me the long johns poking out from under his shirt cuffs.
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Eight of them could be seen poking out from the rubble, in a scene that resembled the aftermath of an earthquake.
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"It's like a lizard looking at you," he said of one photograph of a volcanic crater poking out from melting ice.
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In one shot the pooch could be seen lying atop the rescue basket on his belly, with his tongue poking out.
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And at dusk on the fifth night, Dr. Ren at last spotted the rocket's blackened wreckage poking out of the ground.
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He fits among the ruins of the artistic Loisaida as securely as exposed bits of rebar, poking out from crumbled buildings.
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My first design for this costume was simply a gigantic paper mache triangle with my head poking out of the top.
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For example, a mapping application could theoretically look like a little model of a city with buildings poking out of the screen.
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Chipmunk cheeks, double chin, and a bulge of what can only be described as posterior armpit fat poking out at my side.
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The device was big and hastily taped together in places, with wires poking out and only a few pins for Braille characters.
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I looked down, and in front of her computer, poking out from under a stack of business cards, was one last key.
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The fountains form a circle around a pond, and the heads of turtles can be seen poking out above the shimmering water.
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The sculpted faces and figurines poking out of the roadside fences seem to be announcing the enchanted world that lies behind them.
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On the drive through town, we passed a truck with an animal carcass in the bed, antlers poking out past a tarp.
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A photo shared by People showed Charlotte poking out her tongue while George could be seen next to her with his mouth agape.
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Why would any country want to claim ownership or sovereignty over rocks poking out of the sea that serve no useful human purpose?
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Aside from the ceremony setting, there were flowers lining the dinner tables, poking out of an antique dresser, and serving as escort cards.
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Cyrus, 26, shared a sweet tribute to Freeman on her Instagram Sunday with a picture of a rainbow poking out above the trees.
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And when the night wound down, with her furry snow boots poking out from beneath her gown, she traipsed to the L train.
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"I'm too scared of finding out my baby will be sick," she told Reuters, her belly poking out from beneath a yellow top.
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Her white hair looks fuzzy, marked by stray braids poking out of it, and her skin is dark and thick but still vibrant.
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Next door is the water source, with slightly sparkling water flowing from two taps poking out of a wooden statue of an owl.
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A children's playground doubles as a mock training camp, with a miniature model of Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock poking out between trees.
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It's so big it can't even fit into the spacious gallery, with its 39-foot neck poking out into the adjacent elevator bank.
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During an appearance on The Ellen Show last week, the singer wore her hair pulled back with periwinkle pieces poking out towards the ends.
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It splits opinion, but the AirPods have become so common, we're all used to seeing the little white stems poking out of someone's ears.
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For pan con lechon, the tangle of pork is topped with sweated onions and matchstick potatoes, poking out of the sides like loose thatch.
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Today, the silver and mirror-clad embassy sparkles by the spinach-colored waters of the Spree, satellite dishes and antennas poking out on top.
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Everywhere I went, I saw the image of the last nawab, Wajid Ali Shah, his expression dreamy, one nipple poking out of his shirt.
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Tyler renders her excitable teen self as lanky and slim in Fab4 Mania, her long limbs poking out from her sky-blue school jumper.
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Narrative storytelling on VR headsets remains a generally terrible experience in 2016, and the green shoots are barely poking out from the Park City snowpack.
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Also, the R14512033 unit poking out the top, which I will do my utmost best to recreate at home using the tools available to me.
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See how it is trying to pass as quite glitzy but you can still see the bits of thread poking out all over the place?
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Zamchick recalled staying up the whole night during a low point in the Lebanon War poking out then-Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's keffiyeh in polygons.
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I see someone else waiting for her: an adolescent boy in loose jeans, an oversized jacket, and a knit cap with blonde hair poking out.
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I find everything mixed up, with copies of The New York Times poking out between stacks of galleys and issues of The Virginia Quarterly Review.
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Freeman, who lives in Texas, snapped a photo of the funny image, which featured her package conspicuously poking out beneath the rug on either side.
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At each protest, you were likely to see a few pink cat ears poking out of the crowd, a reminder of the opposition's first gathering.
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That's because stubby squid live on the sea floor with their bulge-y eyes poking out, looking for their favorite snacks like shrimp and small fish.
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In a broad hollow area, just poking out of the ground, we came across the tops of dozens of extraordinary carved stone sculptures — 52 in all.
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The 38-year-old football star looked strikingly like Jennings, with his shaggy black wig and costume beard poking out of his wide-brimmed black hat.
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But unlike in, say, a Lord of the Rings movie, these mushroom houses have satellite dishes poking out of their roofs and minivans parked in front.
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Nauru, a rock of phosphate poking out of the sea in roughly the same expanse of ocean, is less populous by a rugby team or two.
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This is just an American flag, poking out of the ground in front of what is just a brick building, and this could be anywhere, really.
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" Over an image of a shark fin poking out of the water, the ad states: "Stealth candidate Elaine Luria has quietly promised something radical and dangerous.
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The bikes have an integrated hydration system in the downtube with a straw poking out, allowing them to remain in a tucked, aerodynamic position while drinking.
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Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy Fifty-six miles from Venice, Lignano Sabbiadoro is a resort town in Friuli, poking out into the warm bath of the Adriatic Sea.
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Before Mr. Cetner walked his daughter down the grassy aisle, her friend Alexis Schuster handed her a runner's baton with pink peonies poking out of it.
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In his dreams he sees the delicate tuft of blond pubic hair he witnessed poking out of a pair of low-slung jeans in study hall.
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In the photographs and videos of the scene that circulated around the world, the Nike swoosh was clear on the sneakers poking out from underneath purple shrouds.
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Roll each piece into a small ball, taking care to tuck in any raisins poking out of the dough (they can burn easily in the hot oven).
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Instead of the usual chunks of pork or chicken poking out of the chile-laden broth, tentacles, purple and white, curled over the radish and avocado slices.
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It's because most every dick has a habit of poking out of things, especially if you're like me and you prefer your boxers to be relatively snug.
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It then develops a small brown stem from the desiccated body, poking out of the ground and eventually releasing spores that caterpillars eat, restarting the parasitic process.
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Sites like Yevette Nails and Jax World Entertainment also cater for these needs, showcasing pictures of long, painted nails poking out of flip-flops and high heels.
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I know this because I can't walk down the street or ride the subway or go anywhere without spotting the striking white "stems" poking out of peoples' ears.
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Sure, they've added a more human element, but the ultimate effect is more horrifying, like seeing a twitching limb poking out of the rubble of a collapsed building.
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The calcified tusks were spotted in a documentary film, poking out of the muddy seafloor in a shallow Filipino bay that had once been used to store logs.
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A smart dresser with a penchant for waistcoats, cufflinks and a white handkerchief poking out of his breast pocket, Italians have warmed to his soft-spoken, professorial tones.
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With two hockey sticks poking out of each shoulder, he's an absolute menace who singlehandedly shrinks passing lanes and is able to switch out on all five positions.
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On Friday morning, all that was left of the male was his tail, and we know this because visitors could see it poking out from the female's mouth.
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The pier, poking out over the East River just below the Brooklyn Bridge, was once an active seaport, long a hub for international trade for New York City.
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"He was very nice to everyone," Sabatier said, pointing out another framed photograph, of Lagerfeld's blue-cream Birman cat, Choupette, her head poking out of a Galignani bag.
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In it, she's dressed as a tan milk tea, with a big purple straw poking out of her head—an outfit that she told MUNCHIES she designed from scratch.
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His bench was nothing more than a double sheepskin rug on a sidewalk, where he plops down with his bare calloused feet poking out from under a shiny gown.
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Bowman remembers floating the idea of a film by series creator Chris Carter during a particularly ambitious shoot involving a submarine conning tower poking out of an ice cap.
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There are also some real benefits in having a small phone that unfolds into a big one: it will fit into any pocket without poking out, for one thing.
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The Kart-e-Sakhi shrine sits in the middle of a sprawling cemetery at the bottom of Kabul's TV Hill, named after the antennas poking out of its peak.
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This smaller cake was decked out with roses, lifelike cat heads that look eerily just like her cats, down to Benjamin's bright blue eyes, and even "paws" poking out.
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After several minutes, we came to a bamboo stick poking out of the glacier; this was Ablation Stake 12, one in a network of poles planted across the surface.
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Scrambling to get him help, his family ran down a hillside carrying him on their shoulders, his lower body soaked in blood, a piece of white bone poking out.
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Despite the fact that the man's hands were clearly poking out of the costume, and the reporter's earnest prompt of "I'm with the news, dude," there were no apparent answers.
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Many fans also called out Hill's company for selling them lipsticks that had small, hair-like fibers embedded in the bullet and poking out of the top of the product.
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Once we reach the final waypoint, Ward picks out another spot in the distance (a teal building poking out through the trees) and asks me to fly us to it.
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Danielle isn't trying to hide the fact she dropped some major cash on the paid ad ... it's spelled out pretty clearly ... peep the shopping list poking out of her purse.
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And even though there are a few greys poking out of his hair, he even looks as though time has not yet caught up with him over all these years.
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BST As someone pointed out to me on Twitter, there's apparently an on-set photo of Elba that appears to show the horn poking out of his bag after all.
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The shirt also flips the script by replacing the image of Chief Wahoo with a blonde white guy with the dollar symbol poking out from the back of his head.
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Finding and preparing casings, chilling and grinding the meat, stuffing and linking the sausages and then poking out air bubbles — the process is far too elaborate to undertake at home.
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One sack rolled down the mound, a spare Santa hat poking out the top, and Mr. Chukwu fell back into the sacks, treating them like a giant pillow mound, laughing.
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Kangiqsujuaq Journal KANGIQSUJUAQ, Quebec — Adami Sakiagak, his tongue poking out of the side of his mouth in concentrated effort, trimmed the edges on a block of snow above his head.
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The first full-scale vehicle was a 2001 replica of the Hot Wheels Twin Mill, a car introduced in 1969 that had twin V8 engines poking out of the hood.
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But other than a wayward tail poking out of a poorly zipped suitcase, and Monkey's brief dalliance with a beagle in the cargo hold, there is really nothing to worry about.
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The skeleton cast of the largest dinosaur ever discovered spans an entire room in the American Museum of Natural History, the head poking out one door and the tail out the other.
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Small ornaments, like two handsome silver hookahs standing in the corner and a rolling suitcase wrapped in an American flag graphic poking out of the bedroom, hint at the couple's diverse backgrounds.
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Kim shared two other photos of just her and North, which show the mother-daughter-duo poking out their lips in one shot and throwing up the peace sign in the other.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kylie boarded the private jet with the train of what looks like a wedding dress poking out of the garment bag as it was dragged along the tarmac.
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On the opposite wall, a young guy with milky-white skin and a star-shaped tramp stamp kneels on a bench, a few strands of blonde hair poking out from his hood.
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He was dressed in his casual weekend clothes: wide-wale corduroys the color of straw, a pale-yellow dress shirt, beautiful brown ankle boots with pink socks poking out of the tops.
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One barely notices Zanisnik's hand — the structural details of the installation are actually impressive and overwhelming, with or without books poking out — before becoming consumed by Roth, in multiple colors, fonts, and titles.
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Since then, my app has kept track of her at all hours with what looks like a cartoon speech bubble—a circle with a small arrow poking out to indicate her exact location.
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For tightlining without the danger of poking out your eye, I like Son & Park's liquid-pen liner, which has a felt tip that's easy to work between lashes for the tightest line possible.
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With its legs poking out of a dark crevice on a speeding comet many millions of miles away, the Philae spacecraft, missing since 2014 after a 10-year trip, has finally been found.
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"It's very difficult to see a film about yourself — plus, by a daughter," Ms. Applebroog said on a recent morning, wigs from one of her digital art projects poking out from the bookshelves.
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A formidable sculpture of an eerie figure in 18th-century fashion, with wild creatures poking out from the bottom, made with Galanin's partner Merritt Johnson, adds to the larger scope of the exhibition.
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She spied ventilation pipes coming out of a shed, pink insulation poking out of a closed garage and a rusty camper parked in a backyard — telltale signs of the dwellings that enumerators miss.
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In the past few seasons, climbers scaling Mount Everest have found the frozen bodies of the people who never made it home poking out of the ground — a haunting reminder of climate change.
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In making the past present, her ever-growing hoard of cards taught her that she lives in a palimpsest of a city, layers of past streetscapes poking out from beneath the current ones.
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ALEPPO, SYRIA The eastern extreme of Girault's journey was booming, cosmopolitan Aleppo, where he made this daguerreotype of its ancient ramparts; poking out at top center is the minaret of the Great Mosque.
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It comes with a HDMI plug that directly connects to your TV. Plus, its circular shape easily fits behind your TV, so there's no need to worry about long cords or wires poking out.
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All those bleary faces and those haggard men and those pumped-up women in their see-through dresses, with everyone's nipples poking out and those fixed, glittering, maniacal smiles on all the girls' faces.
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Bake until the cake poking out between the cherries is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the cake (not through a cherry) in the center comes out clean, 45 to 50 minutes. 6.
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I envisioned the old sports gazing into the sea smoke the next day as I motored north along the border — past brown sandy beaches and garage-size boulders poking out of East Grand Lake.
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Mowry-Hardrict announced the couple's little one on the way in November, sharing an adorable Instagram photo of her husband and son kissing her baby bump, which was poking out from her leopard print outfit.
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I was more taken with a bold '193s typeface poking out from behind a couple of chair legs, displaying an Arabic/French language version of the board game Risk: le jeu mondial de la strategie!
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If you're sick of your lumpy charger poking out of the wall, the Blockhead add-on is currently available for pre-order right now, and Ten One Design says it'll ship out in late April.
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At first glance it's just six Note 7 boxes strapped to a teal T-shirt, but blow into a tube poking out of the collar and voila: ominous smoke curls out of all the boxes.
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"This species spends life on the seafloor, activating a sticky mucus jacket and burrowing into the sediment to camouflage, leaving their eyes poking out to spot prey like shrimp and small fish," say the description.
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With two big brown eyes, two bigger green ears, and one little foot poking out of his snuggly, first draft Baby Yoda looks almost as cute as the one that made it into the show.
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Only now instead of a photo reproduction on the wall, the creature takes the form of a taxidermied cat poking out of a hole in the museum ceiling, its pale green eyes glinting from above.
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Climate change: In the past few seasons, climbers scaling Mount Everest have found the frozen bodies of the people who never made it home poking out of the ground — a haunting reminder of climate change.
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While the stick poking out of the end of the AirPods looks awkward, it does make inserting and removing them from your ears simple (and perhaps slightly more hygienic than inserting and removing more discreet earbuds).
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Gesturing toward a picture of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson poking out from behind a Christmas tree, Cori told her husband to "cue [the] music," as the Christmas classic "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" began to play.
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"This species spends life on the seafloor, activating a sticky mucus jacket and burrowing into the sediment to camouflage, leaving their eyes poking out to spot prey like shrimp and small fish," writes E/V Nautilus.Cute!
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Many of Sall's showpiece building projects, including Diamniadio -- a futuristic city being built from scratch on a patch of semi-desert along the Dakar peninsula -- are half finished, with reinforcing bars poking out of concrete shells.
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On Thursday, 11-year-old Monte Kingen, with his red hair poking out of a black cowboy hat, walked into the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge outside Burns and charmed Ryan Bundy, one of the takeover's leaders.
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A statement from Florida's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission claims a pair of officers stopped a truck near West Palm Beach this week, and found an alligator's lopped off foot poking out of the vehicle's dashboard.
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Garner hilariously posted what appears to be a pap shot from 2009 on the left side, which caught the actress from the back bending over to reveal ripped pink underwear poking out of her denim jeans.
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As a guy who does a lot of gaming for work, my feet are usually poking out the end of Doctor Who pajama pants as they dangle off of the edge of my massive gaming throne.
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Many of Sall's showpiece building projects, including Diamniadio — a futuristic city being built from scratch on a patch of semi-desert along the Dakar peninsula — are half finished, with reinforcing bars poking out of concrete shells.
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In 1982, a New Yorker harvested a two-acre field of golden wheat on a landfill off Wall Street — the World Trade Center poking out from behind the blades — over what is now Battery Park City.
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Though it can often be found as a single individual poking out of a crack in the sidewalk, the plant frequently forms large mats of vegetation, which usually escape notice — until their striking blue flowers emerge.
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Months before, in November, Mowry-Hardrict announced the couple's little one on the way, sharing an adorable Instagram photo of her husband and son kissing her baby bump, which was poking out from her leopard print outfit.
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We all know that showing female nipples will get your photo removed, but in 2013 Instagram also deleted photographer Petra Collins' account because she posted a selfie with visible pubic hair poking out of a bikini bottom.
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In his latest piece of political artwork, the Ace Ventura star, 56, depicts the commander-in-chief eating his preferred dessert, two scoops of ice cream, while rubbing an exposed nipple poking out from a blue bathrobe.
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When he appeared with Di Maio before the election, Conte was turned out in a three-piece suit with his tie tucked under a button-down gilet and a handkerchief neatly poking out of a breast pocket.
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"When I arrived, I saw the head of the kitten poking out from this bin — it was so unusual and I have never seen anything like it before," RSPCA inspector Steve Morrall said in a press release.
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This is no ordinary hill, but a monumental work of environmental architecture designed by Tadao Ando to enclose a hulking Buddha, which sits half-buried at its center, with its downcast head poking out from a hole.
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"I'm a fashion freak, not a tech geek," said Michael Kors, his suntanned head poking out of a scrum of reporters Sunday evening at the debut of his new Michael Kors Access smartwatch at his SoHo flagship.
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After adding Chemical X, the mixture explodes and from the smoke emerges a girl approximately three times the size of the other Puffs, with a purple dress, brown ponytail, and a single tooth poking out from her smile.
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In the close-up photograph of the newborn resting against their mother's chest, both Megan and the couple's daughter Charlie, 4, can be seen with sticks poking out of their mouths as they seemingly each enjoy a lollipop.
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That morning, on the side of a highway in Apopa, a district north of the capital San Salvador, lay the body of 22-year-old Jennifer Landaverde, her exposed painted red toenails poking out from a white sheet.
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Santa Rosa, California (CNN)When a wildfire engulfed their hilltop rental house without warning, Armando and Carmen Berriz took shelter in a swimming pool, their mouths and noses poking out of the water to gulp the smoky air.
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On this trip, we returned again to explore the caves in Guadix and Purullena, some thoroughly modern with wrought iron guard gates, chimneys, marble floors, Wi-Fi access and television antennas poking out of the oatmeal colored hills.
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With a deft movement, he pushed almost the entire sausage into the roll, until just a nubbin—a mere knoll of pork—was left poking out of the top, a necklace of brownish ketchup sliding down the sides.
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Sure, there are some quotes that are so cliché you feel a little exhausted seeing them, like "everything happens for a reason" scrawled across someone's ankle or any line from The Great Gatsby poking out from underneath a sleeve.
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As she headed out for the day, the actress was seen with long, blond-brown hair poking out from beneath a straw fedora which she paired with a striped tank top, a white Chrome Hearts sweatsuit and fringed booties.
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And it seems almost tame next to a drink called the New Pad Thai: green chile vodka, Aqua Perfecta and lime over coconut ice, resting under a tangle of bean sprouts, with a carrot poking out of the top.
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The Sister, Sister star announced Wednesday that she is pregnant with her second child with an adorable Instagram photo of her husband Cory Hardrict and 6-year-old son Cree kissing her baby bump, poking out from her leopard print outfit.
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With her due date growing closer, Amy Schumer announced that she had received a very "horrifying" gift from her husband Chris Fischer's sister Molly Fischer: a cake depicting a crowning baby, with a doll head poking out to greet the world.
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Though Must Farm, the Cambridgeshire site, was chanced upon by an archaeologist who simply spotted some timbers poking out of the earth, 79% of investigations stem from the planning system, including one that discovered, nearby, eight elegant Bronze Age longboats.
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Alexander Wang sent a lace-trimmed bra down the runway, poking out from under a tuxedo jacket, Victoria Beckham showed a crushed-silk version with matching trousers — and Phillip Lim paired a silk bra with a Western-inspired embroidered jacket.
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A few peaks and valleys over, Becky Barnes, another paleontologist, clad in jeans and one of her many humorous dinosaur-theme T-shirts, bent over a fossilized tortoise shell, her long braid poking out beneath a tan, wide-brimmed hat.
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You will likely have seen the movie's evocative poster, which features a boy with glowing eyes, his head poking out E.T.–style from under a blanket, hands aiming a flashlight at a treasured Superman comic ("He's not like us," the poster warns).
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During the day, the view is 50 shades of white as snow covers the lakes, black spruce trees and the trail, which is thoroughly marked with the traditional surveyor's lath sticks poking out at two-tenths or three-tenths of a mile apart.
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It is much gorier than most films about Wolverine and his fellow X-Men: considering that he has three retractable metal spikes poking out of each fist, it is surprising that these spikes are only now lopping off limbs and skewering skulls.
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That&aposs the experience of countless people convinced they are suffering from a real illness—such as singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, who believes she has Morgellons disease, a questionable condition that makes people feel "fibers" or other objects poking out of their skin.
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"But you could wear a bra!" one commenter quipped, despite the clearly visible bra poking out of Cuoco's tank top and the fact that there are at least one million other, more pressing things to worry about in the hellscape that is 2018.
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This one calls for just lemon juice, but adds more confusion: It's a frappé (a mixed drink served on crushed ice) and is even pictured in the magazine in a tall, frosty julep tin, with ice shards poking out of the top.
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That can't be good for anyone, but for now—because of you—we are all fixed on a timeline that you just know ends in smoking wastelands of shard-like skyscraper remains poking out of a desolate desert, of riots in the streets.
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With flippers and fishing poles poking out of a top-down rental, I'd chased sunsets over the 42 bridges of the Overseas Highway a half dozen times over the years but had never seen the darker side of the tropical ocean's split personality.
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And, along the "everything but the kitchen sink" idea, I am finding that my artistic inspiration comes from many places: Susan Howe's poetic book on Emily Dickinson (Amherst is nearby), dreams, my view of the taller grasses poking out through the deep snow.
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At a high point overlooking al Bab, a narrow gash in the ground revealed the sloped opening to a tunnel near pitted concrete pillars of a damaged building from which hung slabs of roof, with twisted steel rebars poking out from the sides.
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NASA roughly outlined its plans for a manned Mars mission in an October report, which centered on a three-phase project that would see missions poking out ever farther into the space between Earth and its red neighbor before culminating in an actual landing.
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All I can visualize with any great clarity is some drunk and crazy person—and I swear to god this is true—wearing flared overalls, hobnail, and a beanie hat covered in smiley face pins with one very long dreadlock poking out of the back.
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But I'd never seen anything like when I woke up one March morning, looked out from my balcony, and saw nothing but slowly rolling clouds, and the tops of buildings poking out from them like candles on a cake with vanilla or whipped cream frosting.
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Meticulously detailed, down to the twisted iron rebar poking out of a chunk of blasted concrete, the structure he created for the Yale show, "Artists in Exile: Expressions of Loss and Hope," had one entire side sheared off, as if by an artillery shell.
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"They were made for each other," said Randy Gunderson, a longtime friend of the couple who arrived on their wedding day with long-stem roses poking out of his own top hat, making it appear as if a flower pot was resting atop his head.
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You can never forget that you're looking at ink, but at the same time the spontaneity and delicate precision of the shapes means you can't quite identify a brush stroke even in the darkest, most scribbly tip of a branch poking out of the mist.
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Before I realized that the images on the floor mirrored the visitors' movements, it felt like coming upon a hastily covered mass grave or killing field, where bodies and body parts were poking out of the earth, or maybe Pompeii as it was being excavated.
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But while the Vegas festivities featured heads poking out of the top of limos, bubbly toasts, and stage gyrations at a strip revue (This Is Us and Magic Mike Live, two things you probably weren't expecting to see together), it wasn't all fun and grinding games.
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You know it's necessary and you'll be happier six months from now when you don't have to walk around with your toes poking out of holes, but for now, you wish there were a few more video games and action figures mixed in with the bunch.
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As I started to climb down the steps to the subway at Union Square without having decided whether to take the R or the 6, I saw a sign poking out from a building facade down the block: Joe's Pizza, at 14th Street and Fourth Avenue.
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"Saudis are seeing the positive side of embracing change, and that is why most are not resisting it or the arrival of an event like this," said the stylist and influencer Hala al-Harithy, from beneath a glittery veil, designer shoes poking out from beneath her skirt.
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Mr. Gillespie said there are various other hints in support of his theory, citing documents of radio transmissions, records of bones found on the island, an old photo that appeared to show the Electra poking out of the water near the atoll in 1937, and more.
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Letter of Recommendation Like many people who grew up on the Leelanau Peninsula, the "little finger" poking out of the Michigan mitten, I spent my boyhood trips to the shore scouring the sand for Petoskey stones: little round rocks covered in a distinctive interlocking honeycomb pattern.
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What neighbors said was once a small patch of bamboo has swelled over the years into a thicket, reaching above the utility lines, pushing to the edge of the property and nearly swallowing a white house on Borodell Place, with only a sliver left poking out.
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In the selfie, Kardashian showed off her hard-earned abs in a white crop top with no bra underneath, revealing a peek at her nipples, with mid-rise jeans pulled down low enough to show a bit of her nude G-string thong poking out right above the waistline.
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Still, lest he put all his eggs in the wrong basket, he is investing a moderate amount of resources in his "Plan C." When I met him in London, Turchin, who is 42 and wears glasses and a beard, had an audio recorder poking out of his jacket.
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We took photos of our feet silhouetted against the colours, and photos of ourselves jumping up and down, and photos of one of us with his finger poking out of his flies, and then we made our way on to the real dance-floor for some big boy's shit.
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Other members of the family have accepted, as part of the bargain they were born into, the tabloid feeding frenzy: zoom lenses poking out of the shrubbery; school friends offered cash to betray their confidence; story lines, some of them invented, casting them as lazy, uncouth and self-indulgent.
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There's a head poking out of the back of "Untitled (after Shade)" (2014), and in "Untitled (after Thinker)" (2014), there's a broken stump where a foot should be and an extra hand on the character's thigh, as if it were left for a moment and then forgotten by the sculptor.
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It was like an enactment of the world inhabited by the protagonist of Moshfegh's forthcoming novel, " My Year of Rest and Relaxation ," who works at a gallery in Chelsea, amid objects like a quarter-million-dollar "pair of toy monkeys made using human pubic hair," with camera penises poking out from their fur.
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Gayle and Kardashian West aside, though, the most iconic contemporary example of ghost hair might be found in the Japanese movie ''Ringu'' (1998), the inspiration for ''The Ring'': In its most frightening scenes, its female villain crawls out of a television set, her face buried under her mane, an eyeball occasionally poking out.
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Excessively elongated legs, forbidden hairs poking out of the toe joint, exaggerated eyeshades, potato-shaped chins and noses, creases that turn faces into bags of skin, large bright eyes gazing directly at the viewer, translucent yellowish liquid stains, and fur coats drawn in rust powder, wrapping the women and at the same time biting at their bodies.
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Another design question: I get why the spaceships in Star Wars always have these gritty exteriors full of clunky panels and dangling widgets poking out everywhere—no need for sleek exterior panels in the vacuum of space, so might as well have everything open for droids—but how does that nonsense carry down onto planets themselves?
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In Nishimura's psychedelic "Epigraph I, Dash Toward Life" (2017), the crumpled frame of a bicycle floats over an active background of splattered light-blue, lavender, and muted cantaloupe orange, and in "Death Flowers" (2015), a cluster of thickly painted, golden-yellow spirals creates a richly textured batch of mystery plants poking out of a large, squat vase.
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