Should we not be allowed to challenge what's best for the welfare of children, especially when their guardian chooses to be in the public eye and put a child in the public eye?
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This isn't her battle to tight in the public eye.
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And increasingly, this war will happen in the public eye.
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We kinda both got in the public eye very young.
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This isn't her battle to fight in the public eye.
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So whatever comes with that, being in the public eye.
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Even defeats can keep campaigners' demands in the public eye.
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I was in the public eye, I was doing media.
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His career declined and he faded from the public eye.
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Which, of course, was not easy in the public eye.
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Andersson's straying into the public eye remains the exception, though.
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People in the public eye don't really do that anymore.
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It's hard when your relationship is in the public eye.
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It also keeps those plans out of the public eye.
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Ivanka Trump has lived her life in the public eye.
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Bitcoin might be winning back favor in the public eye.
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Pick a female celebrity in the public eye — any celebrity.
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The effort takes place entirely out of the public eye.
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Reflect on privacy and comfort in the public eye, Sagittarius.
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This isn't her battle to fight in the public eye.
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"It's tricky being in the public eye," Booth continued Monday.
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But in 2007, he mysteriously vanished from the public eye.
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You've been in the public eye for a long time.
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Hillary Clinton may have faded somewhat from the public eye.
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Do you plan on doing the same with Public Eye?
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This is a time, like it or not, of obsession with the wardrobe selections of anyone in the public eye, especially women in the public eye (their clothes are more interesting than men's, after all).
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On February 15, 2014, Richard Simmons disappeared from the public eye.
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Being queer in the public eye seemed more trendy than treacherous.
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Josh Duggar is slowly but surely returning to the public eye.
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Gallego commended the teens for stepping out into the public eye.
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Yet it's something immediately stripped from those in the public eye.
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Since then, Boeing has taken a battering in the public eye.
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What's it been like living life more in the public eye?
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"Being in the public eye is weird," the singer-songwriter continued.
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Living in the public eye can be extremely difficult at times.
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His Southern charm is serving him well in the public eye.
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"It's not easy for people in the public eye," she says.
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Jennifer Garner is opening up about life in the public eye.
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It will happen, in many cases, out of the public eye.
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Growing old in the public eye is an impossible double standard.
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Reflect on your insecurities around being in the public eye, Pisces.
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Life in the public eye isn't always easy for Meghan Markle.
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Gorsuch's emergence in the public eye last year, however, was fraught.
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Most N.S.C. employees spend their careers out of the public eye.
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Having had a splendid turn in the public eye after Sept.
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"Mozzi doesn't want his son in the public eye," Little said.
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But their reputations as athletes were tarnished in the public eye.
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Over the past year, esports has exploded into the public eye.
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In the public eye, Michelle Obama appears to have it all.
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You want to be even more attractive to the public eye!
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But away from the public eye, he did the exact opposite.
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Lawmakers said they were cognizant of the public eye on them.
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One year later, the scandal is back in the public eye.
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But Chen was not out of the public eye for long.
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But he has also largely stayed out of the public eye.
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Cha spent his later years mostly away from the public eye.
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Okay yes, being a celebrity means being in the public eye.
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Raising kids in the public eye was tough, Obama told Winfrey.
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"[She] lived her entire life in the public eye," he said.
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Hello Games vanished from the public eye, not No Man's Sky.
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"– to PEOPLE On the humiliation of going through a break-up in the public eye "When you break up in the public eye, it's almost like you have to go through it twice: privately and publicly.
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Composers do their work offstage and largely out of the public eye.
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There are too few transformational and brilliant women in the public eye.
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He also expressed an interest in staying out of the public eye.
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I don't begrudge her likely sanity-saving retreat from the public eye.
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But stalking doesn't just affect celebrities or those in the public eye.
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The letter, along with Venit's resignation, vindicates Crews in the public eye.
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But that hasn't stopped her from staying active in the public eye.
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Like Mr Rossmann, Mr Dürr does not hide from the public eye.
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But for the most part, Carney stays out of the public eye.
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The two have crossed paths over their time in the public eye.
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Felicity Huffman is out of prison and back in the public eye.
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The two built a romance and a family in the public eye.
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"I love my life," she says, of being in the public eye.
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Lauer and Roque's relationship has faced scrutiny in the public eye before.
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However, living in the public eye forced Wood to hide her pain.
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Whitley has largely avoided the public eye for the past few decades.
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"figuring shit out"—in the public eye too makes my skin crawl.
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Carey has been in the public eye for longer than she hasn't.
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It's been an interesting couple days in the public eye for Marvel.
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Living perennially in the public eye, she was tagged an "It" girl.
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But they weren't at all interested in being in the public eye.
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His role, however, seems to have moved out of the public eye.
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NOW: Most of LMNT has pretty much disappeared from the public eye.
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Most of these campaigns started internally before they hit the public eye.
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Those sounds set the rhythms for Jay's life in the public eye.
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Most of these children and youth are invisible to the public eye.
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The actor has not dated anyone in the public eye since then.
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Since Passengers, Jennifer Lawrence has all but disappeared from the public eye.
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What have you taken away from treating people in the public eye?
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She has largely stayed out of the public eye in recent years.
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Jean mostly kept out of the public eye after his wife's death.
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Out of the public eye, Oahspe readers have grown in recent years.
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But also was not enthusiastic about being thrust into the public eye.
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"I've been in the public eye since I was 19," he explained.
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And yet the man himself had largely faded from the public eye.
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Janitors labor in small groups, at night, out of the public eye.
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"Jen has lived in the public eye for so long," said Ellenberg.
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After the film, the watch disappeared from the public eye for decades.
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Selena, has social media changed since you've been in the public eye?
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Most of us are not in the public eye, as they are.
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" WATCH: Jax Taylor Talks Regrets & Life in the Public Eye And while going through hardship in the public eye hasn't been easy, Taylor doesn't regret his decision to put his life on TV. "I regret the decisions I make.
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He was labeled as a deserter, and he vanished from the public eye.
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Many celebrities prefer to keep their romantic life out of the public eye.
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And she's aware her book is putting her back in the public eye.
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Who's given you the best advice about handling life in the public eye?
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If it gets sold into private hands, it disappears from the public eye.
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Again, issues of privacy, and your life in the public eye, are prominent.
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His widow has remained largely out of the public eye since his death.
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Never before has a royal dated a Black person in the public eye.
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Let&aposs look at someone else&aposs long been in the public eye.
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It was her first real bout with the law in the public eye.
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Kate didn't completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her third child.
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Ortiz-Magro is no stranger his relationships playing out in the public eye.
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It's been years since country music star Naomi Judd left the public eye.
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She was later rehired, and the case fell out of the public eye.
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After so many years in the public eye, skunks have lost their pizzazz.
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But she hasn't always been comfortable with her place in the public eye.
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It is not easy to disclose such experiences, especially in the public eye.
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Heidi Klum's face has been in the public eye for nearly 25 years.
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The nearly decade-long saga captured the public eye in an unprecedented way.
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are used to being in the public eye.
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Since contracting the illness, Ms. Hagan largely stayed out of the public eye.
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Then she vanished from the public eye, only returning to competition in November.
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But no, I'd never want to be in the public eye like that.
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Being in the public eye, these sorts of things go through your head.
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In total, Guerrera has brought more than 200 stories into the public eye.
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Shep Rose has learned a valuable lesson about life in the public eye.
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This week he published "Passions", a memoir, keeping himself in the public eye.
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But I never really thought of it as being in the public eye.
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That put a spotlight on the life he led in the public eye.
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This Cologne, Germany-born artist is used to being in the public eye.
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Several other migrant deaths have been in the public eye in recent weeks.
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Kate didn't completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her second son.
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"Seeing gay relationships [in the public eye] is important and refreshing," he said.
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For those in the public eye, the criticism just never seems to stop.
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Meanwhile, Grande's retreat from the public eye has extended to her social media.
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But the public eye doesn't go far beyond the city or town edge.
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But if you're a celebrity, these feuds are thrust into the public eye.
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He has since retired from comedy and largely disappeared from the public eye.
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In the public eye Trump resumes a more robust public schedule starting Saturday.
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This was a place you came to get away from the public eye.
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Obama opted to straighten her hair throughout her time in the public eye.
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He retreated from the public eye, rarely playing live and rarely giving interviews.
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It also features the family's home movies from generations in the public eye.
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Last June, Spears opened up about raising Maddie out of the public eye.
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"We watched this man wither in the public eye," Hauser said by telephone.
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Or is this a profitable online business, falling apart in the public eye?
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She ultimately remained out of the public eye for more than 24 days.
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There are no corporate retreats, no training sessions out of the public eye.
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With more years in the public eye, she has more to apologize for.
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The feud, according to Tuesday's report, also heated up outside the public eye.
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Gomes appeared to have stayed out of the public eye since his return.
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Thune added that there were more tough discussions than meets the public eye.
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It's weird and cool watching celebrities' children grow up in the public eye.
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Since the 1960s, Meredith has been in and out of the public eye.
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Chrissy Teigen has conducted her pregnancy more or less in the public eye.
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This hashtag is helping move an incredibly important conversation into the public eye.
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During his short time in the public eye, Pac gave everything he had.
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She said it's incredibly hard experiencing relationships and breakups in the public eye.
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Clinton decides, Donald Trump will help ensure she remains in the public eye.
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I was a convicted murderer in the public eye, and that was that.
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Yep, along with all the other relationships she's had in the public eye.
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Consequently, the Belize Mennonite community has remained largely out of the public eye.
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As of this moment, none of that footage has seen the public eye.
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So far, though, it has been a vacation out of the public eye.
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But some of the documents themselves had not been in the public eye.
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The pair of siblings spent their early years away from the public eye.
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After releasing a statement of admission, he largely vanished from the public eye.
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Surviving agent wants to remember Garland has remained out of the public eye.
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Beyoncé took a quick break from the public eye — but now, she's back.
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Ever since, Dr. Watson, 90, has been largely absent from the public eye.
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And then Goldin mostly vanished from the public eye for over 10 years.
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This year, Carey has been in the public eye more than most can remember.
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Four back surgeries later, Woods continued to suffer professionally and in the public eye.
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Dealing with infertility while being in the public eye hasn't been easy for Union.
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So, I'm very happy that she's really being brought forth into the public eye.
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They're more rough when your relationship is constantly being scrutinized by the public eye.
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But Smith seems interested in being back in the public eye at some point.
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For the Harington and Leslie have kept their relationship out of the public eye.
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The apology was followed by a period out of the public eye for Luckey.
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After its brief moment of fame, however, it quickly faded from the public eye.
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Mr Mubarak and his sons have stoked nostalgia by returning to the public eye.
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But like anyone who lives in the public eye, she still has her detractors.
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"I'm in the public eye, and there's more scrutiny because of that," she said.
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But he was eager to continue his work on vehicles in the public eye.
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Brad Pitt is back in the public eye and taking New York by storm.
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And she says she's worried about her new son being in the public eye.
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However, women, and especially women of color, face bigger challenges in the public eye.
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It's one of the few internet issues that really sticks in the public eye.
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Did you find it hard to evolve as a person in the public eye?
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Jennifer Lawrence is no stranger to having her love life in the public eye.
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Intense emotions about being in the public eye surface as the moon meets Pluto.
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The superstar hasn't just been absent from the octagon, but also the public eye.
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Rachel Dolezal has mostly disappeared from the public eye in the past few years.
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But now, of course, that conversation has come very much into the public eye.
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Celebrities are also comfortable being in the public eye and can be compelling witnesses.
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Bolbea has been stalked and harassed on multiple occasions since entering the public eye.
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Blanket has remained out of the public eye since Michael Jackson's death in 2009.
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"He's been protecting us from the public eye for a long time," says Eric.
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This time around, they've been notably more private and out of the public eye.
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But Schaap's documentary helped thrust malfeasance at FIFA further into the mainstream public eye.
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Massaro was in her early 20193s when she first stepped into the public eye.
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However, passing away has done little to diminish Einstein's presence in the public eye.
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She eventually returned to Monroeville, eschewing the public eye for a more private life.
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But the powerful gun lobby has begun inching back out into the public eye.
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He began to retreat from the public eye in 2015 as he got older.
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But they also experience some hate and negativity, the curse of the public eye.
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In recent months, he has been gradually making it back into the public eye.
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After a public apology, they retreat from the public eye before coming back unscathed.
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His defenders say he remains where he wants to be: in the public eye.
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It seems that we disappear from the public eye until another death takes place.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump have been in the public eye for decades.
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My driving point is not to stay in the public eye and be remembered.
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For as long as he's been in the US public eye, Trump's been winning.
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Instead, she lives her life in the public eye and is rewarded for it.
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So anybody who's out there in the public eye is going to get that.
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It's important to remember that she's been in the public eye since age 13.
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Particularly before the election, the transition process remains mostly out of the public eye.
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All these things are hyper when we're talking about anyone in the public eye.
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In the meantime, Spicer has spent less and less time in the public eye.
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In the months since his release, he has stayed out of the public eye.
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Because you're in the public eye so much, do you have social media pressures?
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Local activists still re-enact the lynching, to keep it in the public eye.
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The McDonald case is not the only police corruption scandal in the public eye.
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They are all veterans of the public eye, their weaknesses familiar to many Americans.
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Her transition has been documented in the public eye for more than a decade.
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In the 19th century, most presidents were more obscure figures in the public eye.
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But Guthrie is also aware of the downside of being in the public eye.
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When Mr. Jobs was alive, Ms. Powell Jobs stayed out of the public eye.
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It wasn't an easy moment to be a young woman in the public eye.
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Since, they've kept their relationship pretty low-key and out of the public eye.
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He touched literally billions of fans over his five decades in the public eye.
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Andrew Rosenthal It's just so hard to be in the public eye these days.
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As a YouTuber, that means not being in the public eye for a while.
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On Monday, the two rappers had it out in the public eye yet again.
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After two decades in the public eye, what else can we say Bibi wants?
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Jesse Jackson -- are still in the public eye and weigh in on current events.
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The system can keep workplace disputes out of the public eye and delay settlements.
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Horne, 50, said he tried to keep the boy's case in the public eye.
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Stalking is not just something that affects celebrities or people in the public eye.
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The men's clothing entrepreneur Herb Goldsmith had an instinct for capturing the public eye.
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Far from a traditional residency, this one takes place entirely in the public eye.
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Swift's absence from the public eye has been conspicuous over the past few months.
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Blanket has remained out of the public eye since dad Michael Jackson's death in 2009.
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This is after weeks of speculation, 26 days she was out of the public eye.
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Since the age of five, Jodie Sweetin has been living life in the public eye.
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In July, she and Offset welcomed daughter Kulture and a break from the public eye.
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She's putting people in the public eye you ordinarily wouldn't know about or care about.
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Royal relationships are typically kept out of the public eye, especially in the early stages.
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In the public eye, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was the epitome of grace, elegance, and style.
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Consumer companies from Kellogg to Clorox are maybe not best suited for the public eye.
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So being able to get out of the public eye was very much a relief.
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He was in the public eye for over three decades, but he deserves his privacy.
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Normalizing things like stretch marks and cellulite in the public eye is so so important.
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Or is it simply that occupies a nostalgic kind of place in the public eye?
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I don't think it necessarily means we enjoy being in the public eye at all.
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More worrying, managers grumble that being in the public eye has become a gigantic headache.
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A jurist by training, Mr. Mansour has long relished his role in the public eye.
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He has also drawn ire for certain remarks during his time in the public eye.
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"Every single day is in the public eye," says Ken Wharfe, Princess Diana's former bodyguard.
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West is known for his erratic speeches, and often disappears from the public eye completely.
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They actually have a pretty neat system of keeping things out of the public eye.
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Ever since, she's been in and out of the public eye, for better or worse.
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" Amber's attorney also claims she wants to "work out solutions outside of the public eye.
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At this point, it's made a loss in the public eye for almost one decade.
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Obama has slowly started to return to the public eye since leaving office in January.
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Sean O'Kane: These bikes have been around in the public eye for a little bit.
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"Going through your teens in the public eye really isn't recommended by me," he wrote.
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Exposing myself, my viewpoints, my thoughts to the public eye is really important to me.
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Selena Gomez is back in the public eye for a cause close to her heart.
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His widow has remained largely out of the public eye since her great love's death.
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It's hard to avoid the impression that she's being dragged into the public eye nonetheless.
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After a half-century away from the scrutiny of the public eye, psychedelics have reemerged.
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I don't think mine's particularly exceptional apart from that we're both in the public eye.
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I didn't always feel like that, especially when I was younger in the public eye.
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Like, Lionel Batiste—he was always in the public eye, and so was Mickey Easterling.
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They've seen what can happen when women in the public eye crack under the pressure.
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He noted that the dispute had brought a long-simmering conflict into the public eye.
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When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult.
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Alec Baldwin is back in the public eye, and it's not for a good reason.
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Creep on the bus with fellow creep, gentleman off the bus in the public eye.
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His widow and Lexi have remained largely out of the public eye since his death.
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The eclipse in Leo, the sign of stardom, is bringing you to the public eye.
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Like transgender people, those who are incarcerated can also be dehumanized in the public eye.
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Starbucks is just the latest brand to find itself under scrutiny in the public eye.
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Selena Gomez is getting candid about going through her health issues in the public eye.
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A trial is a good way to bring the story out in the public eye.
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But people who have jobs in the public eye do not belong to the public.
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Critics say the practice keeps claims out of the public eye and effectively silences victims.
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Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump's eldest daughter, has lived her life in the public eye.
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WOULDN'T IT SERVE A PUBLIC GOOD IF THIS WERE OUT THERE IN THE PUBLIC EYE?
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But the question of how I.S.S. reaches its decisions has been in the public eye.
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On the one hand, a Gawker property would lampoon someone barely in the public eye.
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It could be a neighbor who commits acts equally cruel out of the public eye.
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And that means her return to the public eye should be on her own terms.
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"At that age, you have to compartmentalize when you're in the public eye," Symoné shared.
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Like me, it seems he keeps that kind of behavior away from the public eye.
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It remained largely out of the public eye until the Women's World Cup in 1999.
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"I'm very interested in how the Supreme Court adjusts its image in the public eye."
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He's been a Commodore, a solo superstar, a parent to children in the public eye.
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The second one tends to apply primarily to issues well out of the public eye.
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Mr. Bolton, 69, has been in the public eye, and in Washington, for 20063 years.
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Being in the public eye is not easy; everything you say is under close scrutiny.
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Landon's death was followed by the general retreat by women writers from the public eye.
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We want donors to know they can't do this out of the public eye anymore.
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She has largely stayed out of the public eye for the past several years, however.
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It's breezy, but packed with unexpected emotional depth about negotiating life in the public eye.
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Since leaving office, Spicer has been actively working to rehabilitate himself in the public eye.
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Instead, it is the bank lobbyists, outside the public eye, who quietly orchestrated this effort.
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She'd been out of the public eye for a year, and she was coming back.
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The challenges also have the effect of keeping Keystone in the public eye, Stumberg said.
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When an iconic couple in the public eye breaks up, there will always be drama.
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The queen, 90, who spent a private and reflective day out of the public eye.
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"Transitioning is not easy especially when you're doing this under the public eye," Jenner said.
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For those in the public eye, it isn't easy to look good all the time.
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The latter two thrust George Papadopoulos, a little-known campaign aide, into the public eye.
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It was all deeply saddening, especially watching it all play out in the public eye.
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So many people in the public eye are open about their struggles with mental illness.
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It's been shocking to me—I've never done anything that's so in the public eye.
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His widow and their daughter have remained largely out of the public eye since his death.
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Giudice said she believes her "being in the public eye" has negatively impacted her husband's case.
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Putting herself in the public eye was painful because she was self-conscious about her appearance.
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Unlike her Twitter-happy husband, Melania Trump maintains a relatively quiet life in the public eye.
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Now 19, Brandon, whose father is Anderson's ex Tommy Lee, grew up in the public eye.
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"I am not ready for another relationship to take place in the public eye," he continued.
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Every politician takes steps to shield their family from the harsh glare of the public eye.
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In addition to being back into the public eye, he's also back in with his family.
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For someone who's been in the public eye since Superbad in 2007, this is all routine.
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Until her engagement, Davis had largely kept her relationship with Andreev out of the public eye.
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Decades after she was thrust into the public eye, she says the murders still haunt her.
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He says he didn't intend for the resulting photos to wind up in the public eye.
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If Gomez is returning to the public eye, she clearly has fans who support her greatly.
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The moon enters Leo and squares Uranus, and you're making surprising moves in the public eye.
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This isn't the first time the couple's relationship drama has played out in the public eye.
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But once in the public eye, Private Mulligan's story took on a life of its own.
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And through living in the public eye, Biermann sees her negative thoughts reflected on social media.
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Like their brothers, most have stayed out of the public eye, save for Natalia and Georgetta.
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But none of it happened in the public eye, so it was acceptable and even forgivable.
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But even still, a show seems like an unnecessary step even further into the public eye.
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Around the year 2000, Hill famously left the public eye due to the pressures of fame.
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"We chose to keep my son out of the public eye for his safety," she explained.
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The platforms also have less rarefied reasons to keep content moderation out of the public eye.
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We both entered the public eye in our early 20s and overachieved right from the start.
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" But this time, according to Judd: "They&aposre not allowed to be in the public eye.
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Unexpected shifts will take place around your professional goals or your life in the public eye.
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Pippa and James have largely stayed out of the public eye since welcoming their first child.
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That being said, in the same interview, Scott admitted he wasn't one for the public eye.
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The move marks one of the few times Swift has been in the public eye lately.
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Drones stayed in the public eye, becoming a staple prop in YouTube videos and branded experiences.
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The pharmaceutical industry is under fire in the public eye, in Congress and in the courts.
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In the time since, however, they've managed to disappear from the public eye and cultural consciousness.
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It's almost certain we'll see even more families in the public eye split on the topic.
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"The guy has been in the public eye for thirty years," the source said of Trump.
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News reported the two have been trying to keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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This kind of coverage affects all candidates, particularly those who've long been in the public eye.
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Being a musician, and just somebody in the public eye, you're operating in an extrovert's arena.
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But moving forward, Cena said he plans to keep his relationships out of the public eye.
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And then it related to my art and people's view of me and the public eye.
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But the vast majority of the investigation continues to move forward out of the public eye.
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They've all painted live scale murals and they've done so much work in the public eye.
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During her decade in the public eye, journalists insensitive to her sexual identity have rattled her.
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But, after almost seven years in the public eye, Harry knows how to change the conversation.
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But a little more empathy from men in the public eye is never a bad thing.
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Thanh took sick leave last year and went abroad, vanishing from the public eye until now.
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It has been on display for as long as he has been in the public eye.
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He has continued to court the public eye, especially through social media, sometimes complicating his defense.
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Unlike their former days as child actors, the Olsens have cloistered themselves from the public eye.
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Kelly, a former attorney-turned-journalist, has slowly been reentering the public eye in recent weeks.
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But she also acknowledged it's hard for her to complain as she's in the public eye.
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It was front-page news, and for Donald, amounted to his debut in the public eye.
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Camp is no longer in the public eye after he attempted a music career in 1999.
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Despite decades in the public eye as a tech exec, Hurd is a notoriously private individual.
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The company has spent the first part of its life operating out of the public eye.
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Her entire image is about exposure — living every part of her life in the public eye.
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The once-retiring Kardashian has now stepped firmly back into the public eye alongside partner Chyna.
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Lindsay Lohan has been out of the public eye of late, but she still has Instagram.
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It was definitely a challenging and harrowing time, not something to experience in the public eye.
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Just because celebrities are always in the public eye, doesn't mean they're at ease with it.
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As a result, the firm is in the public eye for its relationship with the Clintons.
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His big brother and sister have been much more in the public eye over the years.
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By 1964 Mr. Ditko had withdrawn from the public eye, limiting exchanges to mail or telephone.
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Sports bras remained largely out of the public eye until the Women's World Cup in 1999.
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Artists are so out there, and they get some fame and they're in the public eye.
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Long before she was dragged into the public eye, Ms. Laurio experienced one struggle after another.
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In theory, the public eye gets no further than the red carpet and the cocktail hour.
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This generational disconnect, along with Springford's introverted temperament, led to her retreat from the public eye.
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It's the source of much momentum that can propel a candidate into the general public eye.
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Papa John's has also taken swift steps to distance itself from Schnatter in the public eye.
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ALLISON I'm learning that I don't like to be an open book in the public eye.
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"Perhaps there was taboo around it since they were somewhat in the public eye," she continued.
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As a result, law schools' troubled finances have largely been kept away from the public eye.
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Yet, he said that would not be the end of the matter in the public eye.
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I'm thankful, but I'm never going to get used to the public eye in that way.
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In fact, Hart looks even worse behind-the-scenes than he did in the public eye.
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George P.'s life in the public eye began when he was just 12 years old.
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This is her life now: being tossed into the public eye by events beyond her control.
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These cases play out in court, within the public eye and usually through a transparent process.
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Sorel's infectious spirit and unmatched influence over the king inevitably spilled over to the public eye.
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You've changed instrument but what is the main point of difference between AY and Public Eye?
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With the Public Eye stuff, there is a lot more purpose and intent to the songwriting.
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"There's all of these incredibly burdensome expectations on women in the public eye, and there's actually no way that they can win, no way to get it right because no matter what you do, for women in the public eye, someone will attack you," Jones said.
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The parents of two are unmarried, and tend to keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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There aren't many openly non-binary celebrities in the public eye, though thankfully, that list is growing.
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This song's value lies in Cardi's openness about how being in the public eye has affected her.
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Roberts more or less retreated from the public eye after his trip through the MTV reality machine.
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Rob has shied away from the public eye for two years after battling weight gain and depression.
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"Hale continued, pointing out that "once again, a woman in the public eye was violated, stolen from.
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Well, it's probably because Facioli hadn't been doing much at all to stay in the public eye.
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Kushner was originally the White House's tech guy, but he hasn't been in the public eye lately.
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PEOPLE previously reported that Kim — who has largely stayed out of the public eye since her Oct.
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This time around, they've been notably more private and kept their relationship out of the public eye.
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In July, Faris talked to People about the difficulties of having your relationship in the public eye.
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Perhaps, after all those years of being in the public eye, they've nailed that Royal Wedding etiquette.
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Rob Kardashian's stepping back out into the public eye ... for another one of his sister's birthday parties.
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The Grammy year difference also keeps Swift in the public eye for longer than any other artist.
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Cher thrives on a version of nakedness and honesty that is rarely celebrated in the public eye.
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In the I, Tonya teaser, Robbie uncannily mimics her voice, summarizing Harding's plight with the public eye.
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Kardashian has been open about his struggles with his weight, which kept him from the public eye.
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For decades, tabloids have grappled with shifts in coverage, as beloved celebrities fell from the public eye.
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I do think that after 25 years in the public eye, few women would be left standing.
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Though he has basked in the public eye for decades, Mr Johnson is a consummate shape-shifter.
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On one hand, Germany's strict gun laws keep firearms largely out of the public eye -- and consciousness.
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But there's good news: it won't be long until Meghan and Harry return to the public eye!
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Pippa, 35, and James have largely stayed out of the public eye since welcoming their first child.
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The couple has a few days to recover from their trip before returning to the public eye.
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His sons spoke about the realities of seeing their family tragedy play out in the public eye.
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Having these scenarios play out anywhere on Twitter, especially in the public eye, is not good business.
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Tensions between Ruby Rose and her ex-girlfriend Jessica Origliasso are playing out in the public eye.
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Scarlett Johansson has, unfortunately, experienced appalling invasions of her privacy since she's been in the public eye.
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It's incredible that you embrace every part of yourself so openly when you're under the public eye.
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James Franco is back in the spotlight after retreating from the public eye following sexual misconduct accusations.
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Despite his lagging poll numbers, Kaine remained in the public eye through his role as DNC chairman.
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He's been off the grid in general, trying to find mental balance out of the public eye.
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He died of cirrhosis of the liver six years later, and she retreated from the public eye.
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Pseudo-private military companies used as assault forces helped keep Russian casualties out of the public eye.
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The pair welcomed daughter Kulture in July, and Cardi took a brief respite from the public eye.
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Going that route ensures any failures remain at the aide level and out of the public eye.
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If she ever wanted to step away from the public eye, she has some pretty great alternatives.
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Even if it hasn't been in the public eye, you've been working in this space since 2009.
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You can be anyone you want to tell people you are, until you enter the public eye.
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Ali had long been suffering from Parkinson's disease and spent recent years out of the public eye.
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The case collapsed, but details of the case remain under seal and out of the public eye.
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Whatever they spend, most firms want to keep their events out of the public eye, he said.
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Castro passed away in November 2016, after vanishing from the public eye during his last three years.
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In the mid-221s, the case of Diane Blood brought the issue into the public eye there.
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Huma Abedin is back in the public eye, with not one but two recent outings with celebrities.
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When he disappeared from the public eye, his defenders and fans wondered if his career was over.
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So there could be people in the public eye who are waiting to come out as trans.
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And the Twittersphere fears that if Spicer leaves the public eye, the Spicer impressions will inevitably follow.
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In the I, Tonya teaser, Robbie uncannily mimics her voice, summarizing Harding's plight with the public eye.
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So she could be earning some new fans since she's been in the public eye more recently.
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And when he did run, the future first couple – and their relationship – shot into the public eye.
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Though they kept their relationship largely out of the public eye, they had been dating since 2013.
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In a world of shrinking scientific violets it has kept Dr Venter squarely in the public eye.
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Because I wasn't in the public eye I didn't realise how divided the Latin community really was.
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It also took private chatter about Trump's stability and competence into the public eye, with Tennessee Sen.
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On the show, Kardashian admitted that having the situation play out in the public eye wasn't easy.
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"Most people are not necessarily put into a position to be in the public eye," says Dweezil.
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Beyoncé is finding herself back in the public eye, but not for the reasons that you're expecting.
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This won't be the first time that Palfrey's talked-about list has come into the public eye.
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Because celebrities are in the public eye, their weight-loss journeys can be watched by the world.
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Wozniacki also credits being in the public eye with helping her care less about what people think.
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What I found was at odds with the message of most black Republicans in the public eye.
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And if they aren't arresting families every weekend, then yeah, it's going away, from the public eye.
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Trump has taken a variety of positions on gun control over his decades in the public eye.
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Online harassment has become a depressingly common workplace hazard for people of color in the public eye.
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Soon the list of what should be kept out of the public eye included Putin's private life.
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I think AIDS brought it out, maybe unwantedly, into the public eye — there was so much prejudice.
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The result is that, even after so long in the public eye and even by the ignominious
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Those moves recalled the Obamacare decision that, even seven years later, defines him in the public eye.
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But that is the unfortunate reality many of us in the public eye must live with today.
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Is it just removing himself from the public eye and minimizing the number of debates and rallies?
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I even hope that women, particularly ones in the public eye, continue to be quizzed similarly. Why?
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Zac Efron's only high-profile relationship throughout his years in the public eye was with Vanessa Hudgens.
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Hillary Clinton has lived most of her life in the public eye — and in front of cameras.
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Perhaps nothing makes a pandemic feel real quite like seeing people in the public eye get diagnosed.
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But the nature of its work means much of what it does happens outside the public eye.
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So much of your time is about you working and being in the public eye, promoting yourself.
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That's hard no matter the context, and to do it in the public eye is even harder.
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He left the public eye in 2017 promising to listen, but has returned having learned seemingly nothing.
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Mr. Trump's history of racially inflammatory episodes traces back to his first days in the public eye.
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One of China's most successful actresses, Fan Bingbing, vanished from the public eye without explanation in July.
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He grew up in the public eye and his sense of reality is very different from mine.
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Meghan Markle is getting real about the pressures of being a new mother in the public eye.
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In a different interview, Giuliani boasted that he sling-shot Solomon's Ukraine reporting into the public eye.
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That should be a special imperative in this litigation, which is so much in the public eye.
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Bob Wright, the former chairman of NBCUniversal, has known Trump since the president entered the public eye.
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And through it all, no scandal ever besmirched Graham during his six decades in the public eye.
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The company has been in the public eye recently, due to its failed bid to acquire Qualcomm.
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The former communications director has not strayed from the public eye since he departed the West Wing.
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There is one major exception to his conservatism that has helped define Roberts in the public eye.
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That kind of repetition, especially during events geared toward the public eye, does not happen by accident.
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He did so to keep the accusations out of the public eye, not to settle civil cases.
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Garland had been in the public eye since she starred in The Wizard of Oz at 17.
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Rhinos, monkeys, frogs, polar bears—all manner of species are in decline and in the public eye.
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His experience as a two-time Democratic candidate for Senate made him comfortable in the public eye.
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These issues, like Syria, have come to define Team Obama's time in office in the public eye.
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It's demonstrative of the complexities of being a woman in the public eye and, specifically, in politics.
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If her suit exposes him as a liar, then it could vindicate her in the public eye.
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Again and again her essays come back to central questions of personhood, especially in the public eye.
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"What GLAAD does is we work with transgender people who either choose to be in the public eye and tell their story, or who get thrust into the public eye in a way that is not of their own choosing — that was the situation with Zeke," Adams tells PEOPLE.
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Given that Mr Hockney has been in the public eye for so long, this retrospective is surprisingly revelatory.
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Some went so far as to encourage the former Secretary of State to disappear from the public eye.
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Speaking of space: Elon Musk is back in the public eye with his grand plan to colonize Mars.
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Originally from Sambhal in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, Umar disappeared from public eye in 1995.
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But meanwhile, it's like they target people that are on TV or that are … in the public eye.
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"@zekerchief Being trans in the public eye is no joke, but you did good buddy," Jenner, 67, tweeted.
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It does a great job highlighting some of the issues and drawing that conversation into the public eye.
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One of the world's best-known memorials to Princess Diana will soon be out of the public eye.
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Now, for Bachelor Nation's sake, let's hope they enjoy their marital bliss far out of the public eye.
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Shortly after the album's debut, Hill famously left the public eye to lead a quiet, more private life.
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After Kardashian was robbed while in Paris, the family has pretty much stayed out of the public eye.
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Refinery29 spoke to Jones over the phone about her new video and growing up in the public eye.
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The video catapulted him into the public eye when it received more than 22016 million hits on YouTube.
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He also writes about living under the pressure of the public eye and people prying into his privacy.
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Many of its organizers, up against countless lawsuits and financial troubles, have since faded from the public eye.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," Rodgers told ESPN.
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It also must have been a relief to cast off the burdens of being in the public eye.
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And I think that regardless of whether you're in the public eye or not, personal relationships are challenging.
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Discretion is a survival strategy, a coping mechanism especially useful for black women living in the public eye.
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The shooting was the first time that Ranger, a private and secretive person, came into the public eye.
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It is a market dominated entirely by large, little-known industrial firms that operate outside the public eye.
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Living your life under the scrutiny of the public eye comes with its own peculiar set of perils.
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The case re-emerged in the public eye last summer after Cosby's deposition in Constand's case became public.
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The identities that fill the exhibition are largely constructed, as befitting those who live in the public eye.
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In the United States a quiet financial revolution is going on under the radar of the public eye.
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Kanye West is back in the public eye, and he doesn't seem eager to leave any time soon.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," the athlete said.
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Shkreli made his first appearance in the public eye in 2015, after the 5,000 percent medication price increase.
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The scale of abuse complaints inside long-term care facilities is also largely obscured from the public eye.
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BlackBerry has also been doing some interest things on the software side mostly out of the public eye.
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The VR experience is just the latest venture in a year-plus-long return to the public eye.
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Banks, on the other hand, has mostly stayed out of the public eye, and continued living his life.
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In part, that was because most of the post-9/11 crackdown happened out of the public eye.
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"I'm open to dating anybody, public eye or not," admitted Cameron, who added, "just in the right time."
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But living in the public eye that doesn't come without consequences, and Luke faces his own breaking point.
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" Another vital takeaway from her years in the public eye: shattering the myth of the perfect, "great life.
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With Kelly this morning to talk about his difficult dating decisions and finding love in the public eye.
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Women begin to lose some of their cache in the public eye; it starts to happen around 30.
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The pair doesn't often share photos of themselves together and keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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But Sineenat's swift rise to the public eye was followed by a sudden and brutal fall on Monday.
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" Many people noted the priority she placed on her family, despite her career in the public eye. "Mrs.
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However, her royal status took being in the public eye to new — and often difficult to manage — heights.
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Mark Ruffalo is back in the public eye and the folks at Marvel should be very, very concerned.
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It's no surprise that Jenner wants to keep this aspect of her life out of the public eye.
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John Cena is back in the public eye 10 days after announcing his split from fiancée Nikki Bella.
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I don't think it's that easy, and definitely not that easy to do it in the public eye.
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If you're doing anything in the public eye, this will be an especially remarkable time to stand out.
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Chris Pratt has stepped back into the public eye after he announced his separation from wife Anna Faris.
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The internal battles he creates among staff -- playing this one against that one -- burst into the public eye.
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It's interesting because Noel is still very much in the public eye, whereas Liam took some time out.
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He also criticized House Democrats for moving their inquiry to the public eye with open hearings next week.
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Rob has struggled with weight gain and depression in recent years, retreating almost entirely from the public eye.
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Rumors were swirling as to why the rapper had been out of the public eye for some time.
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After starring in both Hidden Figures and Moonlight, Monáe is more in the public eye than ever before.
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C.K. has been largely out of the public eye since then, save for some low-key standup performances.
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Many Senate Democrats, though, also believe that Republicans would be waging an unpopular fight in the public eye.
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Arbitration agreements also keep harassment allegations out of the public eye — and the scrutiny of would-be employers.
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The internationally-renowned Chinese actress, Fan Bingbing, mysteriously disappeared from the public eye for four months last year.
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"As soon as you step out of your stateroom, you are in the public eye," Ms. Flager said.
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Waymo has fought assiduously for months to make sure its allegations against Uber remain in the public eye.
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Palmer, whose enduring popularity was built on his larger-than-life presence, is shrinking from the public eye.
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I would want to disappear for a long time off the internet and out of the public eye.
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A high-profile wedding to Vanessa — complete with 600 guests — will increase his presence in the public eye.
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Does the amount of attention you get still feel weird, after all these years in the public eye?
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The real question is if the company can undo the damage it has incurred in the public eye.
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He's still more of a political figure in the public eye as a regular political commentator on MSNBC.
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That effort, which will likely be conducted out of the public eye, may end up being more consequential.
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But it's doing so out of the public eye — and largely out of the reach of the courts.
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Kalanick has stayed mostly out of public eye since he was forced by investors to resign in June.
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But Instagram was by far the most used platform that has largely remained out of the public eye.
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" Crawford added, "Being in the public eye with that show will definitely make you do some self-examination.
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What is the most rewarding part of being a Muslim woman in media or in the public eye?
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Neither Scott nor Jenner confirms, but Jenner stays out of the public eye almost completely until Stormi's birth.
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On the Facebook wedding-shaming groups, faces are blacked out unless the person is in the public eye.
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He gave an emotional press conference afterward and has stayed out of the public eye since the announcement.
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He expressed a desire to return to his normal life and "not to be in the public eye."
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To this day "Doug" or "Fred" has remained out of the public eye, and kept his identity secret.
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While doing so, she said that after years in the public eye, she had nothing left to hide.
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The difference now, thanks to the feud with Apple, is that the practice is in the public eye.
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Breakingviews Nordstrom insiders have chosen a good time to consider taking the business out of the public eye.
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Suri has been growing up largely in the public eye living in New York City with her mother.
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He's apparently learned to live in the public eye, or at least how to deal with constant scrutiny.
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Grimes returned to the public eye with a profile in the Wall Street Journal's magazine in March 2019.
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Maxwell denied having orchestrated Epstein&aposs alleged sex trafficking ring and has stayed away from the public eye.
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She never wanted to be in the public eye, which is exactly what makes her the perfect candidate.
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Rather, they are desperate, failing and willing to use any means necessary to remain in the public eye.
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Critics, however, dispute the claim that classified information did not make its way into the public eye. Rep.
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Instead, we dissented via internal channels, and sometimes, resigned to credibly force the issue into the public eye.
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" Vox's Anna North expressed concerns that women could now be discouraged "from seeking careers in the public eye.
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In the months following his decision to forego the race, Patrick largely stayed out of the public eye.
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International engagement does not need to come from the very top, or be held in the public eye.
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Now, Goldman Sachs is largely staying away from any business that requires being in the public eye there.
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There are some, exceedingly rare, high-profile cases, but the overwhelming majority remain out of the public eye.
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From body shaming to breakups being blasted, Gomez has received a lot of ridicule in the public eye.
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Now in the next phase of her career in the public eye, Obama seems to be doubling down.
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But arbitration, which is a private process to resolve disputes, could keep the battle out of the public eye.
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Clinton, whose wariness of the news media, after decades in the center of the public eye, is well established.
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Its latest move might be in the service of making sure it comes out favorably in the public eye.
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Kardashian has shied away from the public eye for almost two years after significant weight gain and battling depression.
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Elba has said being a dad and raising kids while in the public eye helped shape his onscreen role.
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You're still around famous people, and obviously have a sibling who is still very much in the public eye.
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And a legitimate win will be tainted in the public eye the moment the social media ratfuckery is exposed.
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In recent months, he's displayed troubling behavior and it seems like he needs a break from the public eye.
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Former pro player and current analyst Jason "Moses" O'Toole said it's just part of being in the public eye.
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Really, it's enough to make you wonder why anyone in the public eye would ever chance to say anything.
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They bonded over their mutual feelings towards the loss of privacy that comes with being in the public eye.
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Salva, who will turn 23 in March, lives outside of Los Angeles, and is rarely in the public eye.
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In 2016, however, the major party candidates are very well-known, having been in the public eye for decades.
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Before his withdrawal from the public eye last year, Luckey was arguably the face of the virtual reality industry.
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Mostly these battles play out in private, but occasionally, a sensational story forces the issue into the public eye.
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Downey has been in the public eye since the '803s, whether for his screen work or his personal life.
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Her team had also told the media recently that she plans to take a break from the public eye.
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And once you have a "lesbian wedding," your "bisexual" label magically becomes a "lesbian" label in the public eye.
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More recently, she's resurfaced in the public eye as a recurring presence on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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When it comes to her feelings about being in the public eye, she has some pretty unique opinions, too.
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But in fact, Kim has been thriving in the public eye since 22012, the same year that Donda died.
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But the idea that women have a voice in the public eye in any real, empowered sense remains laughable.
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The two have been dating since 2012, and have managed to keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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The criminal proceedings potentially had much greater consequences for Johnson than expulsion, and they unfolded in the public eye.
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For a woman in the public eye, digging her way out of the crazy corner is even more backbreaking.
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These aren't apologies so much as necessary actions needed to remain in the good graces of the public eye.
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However, The Daily Caller and others believe Barron is fair game because his family is in the public eye.
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Surely, Bryant, a borderline mythological athlete still very much in the public eye, could not be gone so suddenly.
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Yeezy garb or not, it's not too surprising that Jenner is back to making waves in the public eye.
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Wheeler is a Washington insider who's been working for years to weaken environmental protections out of the public eye.
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"When you are in the public eye, you do have to just be respectful of each other," she added.
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As a teenager growing up in the public eye, Rumer Willis struggled with the constant criticism of her appearance.
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Most technological innovations in security and tracking systems used in social networks are developed out of the public eye.
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One former official praises him for his growing ease in the public eye, despite not being "a natural politician".
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Rob, 32, has struggled with weight gain and depression in recent years, retreating almost entirely from the public eye.
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So while notifications may go out, the process of uncovering details in the public eye will be much slower.
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The Kylie Cosmetics owner has kept out of the public eye by sticking close to her house in Calabasas.
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He has remained in the public eye since leaving office, continuing his work for peace in the Middle East.
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Last month, Moretz opened up to British Glamour about how she and Beckham handle dating in the public eye.
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But thanks to his carefully formed network, Weinstein spent decades viewed as a feminist ally in the public eye.
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And [they may have felt] it would have made him seem less of a superstar in the public eye.
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"When you are in the public eye, you do have to just be respectful of each other," she said.
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Despite spending almost three full decades in the public eye, the Olsens are still celebrities surprisingly shrouded in mystery.
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You've been keeping out of the public eye, so your social media activity has been scarce for a while.
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"The public eye has a way of magnifying things that aren't important and dismissing things that are," she said.
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But I don't think anyone should be allowed to cause you harm, just because you're in the public eye.
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Plenty of times I've thought of not doing anything in the public eye and having my own private life.
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But the secretary seems focused on conducting foreign policy out of the public eye — this is a good strategy.
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They're in the public eye — but we don't necessarily have the right to know everything about their personal lives.
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Although Bernie Sanders has a compelling populist message, Clinton's decades in the public eye served her well this evening.
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Or any of the other many men who've lost - actually lost, and continue(d) to court the public eye.
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The next time Carrey's name came up in the public eye, it was his first foray into political activism.
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He left her home and returned to the public eye as his relationship with Chyna, 27, came to light.
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Pundits, analysts, and academics help them along by ensuring that no issue in the public eye ever makes sense.
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"He doesn't want to be in the public eye but he didn't have a choice," the knowledgeable source said.
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Jordyn Woods is continuing to make her return to the public eye following her cheating scandal with Tristan Thompson.
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Heath is a celebrity and in the public eye, and I felt like some corrections needed to be made.
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Today, the company appears to be stronger and more humble after going through that process in the public eye.
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Last year, Grande praised Gomez for "taking some time off" from the public eye after her battle with lupus.
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"The idea that C.K. reentering the public eye would ever be considered a 'comeback' story is disturbing," she wrote.
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Both Snoop and Ice Cube have remained in the public eye for all this time, slowly aging into dads.
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"This lawsuit is a flimsy pretext to keep Ms. Tantaros and her sexual harassment claims in the public eye."
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Louise Brown is used to the public eye — her birth having been televised for all the world to see.
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Having been in the public eye for over two decades, the Beguiled actress is no stranger to Hollywood pressure.
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Mr Alshater burst into the public eye shortly after the Cologne assaults, like an angel of cross-cultural mingling.
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Luckily, the former First Couple has remained in the public eye as they shift their focus to philanthropic efforts.
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It doesn't matter if you're in the public eye or a private person, it goes at your own pace.
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I think it's hard when you are both in the public eye, unless one of you gives up work.
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Chad Johnson may have been eliminated early from The Bachelorette, but he refused to disappear from the public eye.
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They, too, are ruled by the public eye—the same eye that Gossip Girl and Socialite Rank directed before.
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Now, she's been in the public eye for years and years, and yet there's no — there's nothing out there.
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Throughout her life in the public eye, Karanikolaou has advocated body positivity and been open about her plastic surgery.
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In fact, for several years outside the public eye, teams of mathematicians have been working on precisely that project.
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Trump's absence from the public eye has prompted reactions, including jokes and conspiracy theories, from many social media users.
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It's ridiculing the hateful tweets that celebrities surely get plenty of by virtue of being in the public eye.
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"I think it catapulted into the public eye because of the freak show aspect of it," Mr. Shaltz said.
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Jenner recently opened up about her anxiety and how her "sanity" tattoo keeps her grounded in the public eye.
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Perry isn't the first to try to use it as a way to elbow back into the public eye.
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It also notes the SEC has been known to "kick the tires" of embattled companies in the public eye.
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Only now has Mr James delivered the feel-good narrative necessary to salvage his reputation in the public eye.
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The revelations appear wholly counterproductive to the Trump defense in the specific investigation and also in the public eye.
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The subsequent book tour has thrust Clinton back into the public eye after months largely out of the news.
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Kanye West is back in the public eye -- surfacing exactly where you'd expect him to Thursday in Los Angeles.
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These days, it's hard to imagine Ellen DeGeneres as anything other than out and proud in the public eye.
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The White House since then has tried to keep the Garland nomination in the public eye, with limited success.
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More than many women, she's in the public eye conspicuously not promoting a haute couture model of female beauty.
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They have been in the public eye more than half their lives, and they take the attention in stride.
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The special counsel's office had wanted that information kept out of the public eye to protect an open investigation.
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If this were true wouldn't others view us more positively for doing a good deed in the public eye?
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Both songs' lyrics reflect a recurring theme in the album — the implications of a romance in the public eye.
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If nothing else, yearly reviews will keep climate in the forefront of Dutch politics, and in the public eye.
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The bottom line: Mr. Schiff and his committee have already been in the public eye for two years now.
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Eva also kept her pregnancy with their first daughter, 2-year-old Esmeralda Amada, out of the public eye.
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WASHINGTON — On the 25th day of a much-discussed absence from the public eye, the first lady re-emerged.
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We have a lot of hijabi representation now, but the hijab altered as it progressed in the public eye.
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Popovich's re-emergence into the public eye came Wednesday at a hastily called news conference after the Leonard trade.
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The Garcia report had achieved something of a mythical status in the years it remained hidden from public eye.
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Others replied with support, writing that they missed Olivia Jade&aposs videos during her break from the public eye.
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His mother, who would be 77 years old, has also remained out of the public eye since her release.
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Fifty years ago, young people with intellectual disabilities were often institutionalized or kept home, out of the public eye.
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I couldn't protect Roland from the public eye any more than I could protect him from his own mind.
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"Some things are better dealt with away from the public eye," the Israeli official said on condition of anonymity.
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"I've never seen someone in the public eye handle something like this, in this way," the British actor added.
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But when one puts him or herself into the public eye, the other can't expect to remain entirely unentangled.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro has once again brought his rocky relationship with ex-girlfriend Jen Harley into the public eye.
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Greitens appears poised to remain out of the public eye this week, however, as the controversy continues to swirl.
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The concern over the first lady's health after a weeklong hospital stay and weeks out of the public eye?
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She has made infrequent forays into the public eye to promote her books and to defend her husband's company.
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In the end, though, Mr. Wang stepped down and he has stayed out of the public eye since then.
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But it is not uncommon for politicians in Greece to stay out of the public eye after a disaster.
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When I married Harvey, the first thing I did was relax, because I wasn't really in the public eye.
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The Shenzhen-based scientist disappeared from the public eye in December, when Chinese authorities began to probe his research.
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Away from the public eye, Philip Morris employees equipped with pages of scientific findings were lobbying government officials in Japan.
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For more than 27 years, Erik and Lyle Menendez have been locked away — but they haven't escaped the public eye.
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This issue has been in the public eye for years, but hasn't been matched with an equivalent outpouring of data.
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Turner's publicist Gertie Lowe at Public Eye confirmed to CNN that the pair were married in the US last night.
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But ever since Dr. Phil entered the public eye on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 1998, he hasn't left it.
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Alanis Morresette debuted an unreleased song about the pressure of suffering from mental health issues while in the public eye.
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India and Israel have built close ties over the years away from the public eye, largely centered on arms purchases.
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People talked about using in the public eye and shooting up in a hurry between two cabs in the streets.
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His commentary is packed with expletives and directly calls out numerous people in the public eye he takes issue with.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments Dushku has kept her relationship relatively out of the public eye.
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The American Meme follows the hotel heiress and socialite, recapping the nearly two decades she's spent in the public eye.
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I want more of us, I want more women to be in the public eye and able to do comedy.
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Then a dispute with his record company in the 1990s changed his worldview and he retreated from the public eye.
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Al-Ali and Fares are the latest Iraqi women in the public eye to die in violent or mysterious circumstances.
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In an age where many celebrities don't want to do anything away from the public eye, Prince avoided the spotlight.
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In Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, Meghan spoke about the pressures of being a new mother in the public eye.
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In Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, Meghan spoke about the pressures of being a new mother in the public eye.
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He came into the public eye only when subpoenaed to testify before Congress, and he did what the law demanded.
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" She continued: "Publicly, Jackie was important to all of us, but privately, out of the public eye, I loved her.
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He came into the public eye only when subpoenaed to testify before Congress, and he did what the law demanded.
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Jazz and her family first appeared in the public eye in a 2007 television interview with ABC News' Barbara Walters.
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After spending months out of the public eye to focus on his son's battle with cancer, Michael Bublé has returned.
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The reality star wanted to remain out of the public eye and quietly celebrated her 36th birthday with her family.
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Carrie Underwood, who has spent the past few months returning to the public eye following her fall accident, will perform.
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And when you're part of an underrepresented or marginalized community, it's sometimes hard to see yourself in the public eye.
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Murray zeroes in on Kennedy's relationship with his mother, Jacqueline, who sought to shield her children from the public eye.
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Following her split from Martin, Wallis talked about living her life in the public eye to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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The actress, who retreated from the public eye after a breakdown in 2014, checked into a rehab facility in January.
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The notoriously camera-shy artist, 41, has kept the majority of her relationship with Lang out of the public eye.
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After leaving office in 2014 he remained in the public eye, continuing his work for peace in the Middle East.
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Obama carried none of the baggage of scandal and decades in the public eye that Clinton brought to the race.
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It's too difficult to enforce work that takes place in family homes and out of the public eye, he notes.
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After her high profile exit from the long-running show , Perrette has pretty much stayed out of the public eye.
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The second is when victims who rely on visibility to do their jobs have to disappear from the public eye.
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Her marriage to Justin Theroux is mostly out of the public eye, save a few choice moments that they share.
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We get bullied by the public eye and fans and it's really, let me tell you, it f—ing hurts.
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That's a strange tack to take against someone like Hillary Clinton, who is already well defined in the public eye.
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He's someone who's facing his relevance—who was in the public eye, had his heyday, and isn't as popular anymore.
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Brinkley thinks the first lady has "positioned herself well in the public eye," with the issues she's decided to champion.
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They're clearly frustrated and looking for a way to voice their concerns — public eye be damned (and maybe even embraced).
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Watching that situation with Thompson play out in the public eye hasn't been easy, she said in last week's episode.
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Since then, the two have played out a separation and reconciliation in the public eye thanks to his cheating scandal.
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She was a very popular comedian who was in the public eye, and a lot of people wouldn't believe it.
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The Trump blackout continued into this week, where Trump has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
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Their presence in the public eye has skyrocketed over the past year, and they've amassed a dedicated and vocal fanbase.
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The actress has been in the public eye ever since she scored the role of Hermione Granger at age 10.
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What happens to the broader understanding of the refugee crisis when migrants are so thoroughly removed from the public eye?
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During his decades at ExxonMobil, he said, he had "been very successful diplomatically" by staying out of the public eye.
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By the age of twenty-five, he was stuck like a mote in the public eye, never to be dislodged.
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While most people might hide from the public eye after an unceremonious firing, the "Mooch" is on some different shit.
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And regardless of party, they have deep distrust for Clinton after her more than two decades in the public eye.
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The host of Netflix's "The Break" burst into the public eye when she headlined April's White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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The youngest McCain, adopted from Bangladesh, has spent less time in the public eye than her oldest sister Meghan McCain.
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Even after decades in the public eye, Mr. Sutherland said he found this level of exposure new, and perhaps liberating.
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She owns two Vancouver houses worth millions China's elites often seek to keep their fortunes out of the public eye.
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Sanchez, who has been in the public eye for much of her career, seems to lead a pretty cool life.
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Even those who make a living in the public eye aren't immune to the perils of oversharing — on the contrary.
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But thankfully, most of us didn't grow up in the public eye with our every unfortunate style choice heavily documented.
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That means dueling advocates are homing in on themes of precedent and regard for the court in the public eye.
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Selena Gomez, back in the public eye, celebrated her friend Courtney Barry's wedding on Thursday and even provided the tunes.
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The Trump family has been in the public eye for decades and is no stranger to questions about their affairs.
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We reached out to Reese to chat about his pregnancy and how he's coped with being in the public eye.
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As one of the principle charges under the Haymon banner, Garcia will likely be seen more by the public eye.
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And we are going to be in the public eye until the women with those stories feel comfortable coming forward.
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As soon as their brief monkhood ends, the Wild Boars will begin new lives, most likely in the public eye.
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He said she is not as used to being in the public eye and woke up a bit saddened yesterday.
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For defenders of Kristeva's reputation, this may lead to the most convincing argument for her exoneration in the public eye.
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His return to the public eye has reawakened painful memories in West Virginia, especially for relatives of the disaster's victims.
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Persuaded that Cimino, who's been out of the public eye for years, would appreciate it, he tracks the director down.
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On Friday, the Warmbiers emerged into the public eye again, this time with a blistering statement directed at the president.
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Both Boeing and its airline customers have taken pains to keep these options, and prices, out of the public eye.
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It would be an uphill battle, but one that Democrats and immigration advocates want to keep in the public eye.
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Understandably, it wants to pursue impeachment, but sometimes to the exclusion — at least to the public eye — of other issues.
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When the Olympics returned to Australia with the Sydney Games in 2000, Cuthbert was in the public eye once more.
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Travis has tagged along for several different KarJenner outings, and things haven't looked ugly at all in the public eye.
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"A lot of the feminists in the public eye were wonderful," she said in an interview with In Her Words.
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Justice Ginsburg has stayed in the public eye during her most recent cancer diagnosis with a series of speaking engagements.
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No one's emerged in the past 20 years to capture the public eye with that kind of swagger and notoriety.
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In 2011, Murphy said he had no interest in making family movies any more, and basically disappeared from public eye.
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But alarmingly we've come to accept that being in the public eye means we have to deal with certain realities.
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The case could end the Affordable Care Act, but keeping the issue in the public eye could help them politically.
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India and Israel have built close ties over the years, largely centered on arms purchases, away from the public eye.
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The two surviving sisters, Annette and Cécile, have reluctantly returned to the public eye to protest, granting a rare interview.
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As a result, they decided to step away from the public eye and, through a publicist, declined to be interviewed.
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The selection process was conducted out of the public eye by a recruiting firm hired by the board's nominating committee.
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Additionally, in May, Trump underwent a significant kidney procedure that kept her out of the public eye for three weeks.
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"In case you've been wondering why I've been out of the public eye ... I'm sure you haven't," he said, laughing.
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He alluded to the fact that both weathered embarrassing episodes when their past marital problems spilled into the public eye.
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Until recently, they largely stayed out of the public eye, even as Atlassian grew to become a $20 billion company.
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But experts and advocates say the Group of 20 measures at least keep marine plastic waste in the public eye.
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He believes that, without Twitter, the kinds of "conversations" that Trump's tweets inspire would simply disappear from the public eye.
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The singer retreated from the public eye following the tragic terror attack at her Manchester Arena concert in England last May.
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Samsung's official chairman, Lee Kun-hee, has been out of the public eye since he suffered a heart attack in 2014.
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But the real Mercury knew who he was, even if he kept aspects of his life shrouded from the public eye.
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Thanks to Trump being in the public eye for so long, documentation of his "yank and pull" style handshake is vast.
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However, royal fans can expect Meghan to step out of the public eye as she gets closer to her due date.
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Melania Trump blasted media outlets Wednesday for drumming up conspiracy theories behind her nearly three weeks out of the public eye.
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They are always in the public eye, but they use that to discuss why being the perfect feminist isn't necessarily possible.
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The arraignment places him in the public eye again after his case drew enormous attention during the special counsel's office probe.
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Does Mark usually sit in what amounts to an adult high-chair in the hours he's out of the public eye?
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There are still some conflicting reports, however, about whether Kim will step back into the public eye by attending the gala.
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And what's cool is from being in the public eye for this long, you build up a thicker skin from it.
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After they divorced, she moved into a house in Surrey that John bought for her and out of the public eye.
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It's also been more in the public eye thanks to Linton, an eccentric personality who's hyped about Canopy's potential, Gomez said.
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He also ruled against Uber's private arbitration request that would have kept much of the case out of the public eye.
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While Wang the younger has long been in the public eye, it wasn't necessarily for any previous signs of business acumen.
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And what about United, whose name will now be synonymous in the public eye with violent overbooking for the foreseeable future?
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Evancho, though, said her family's undying support keeps her grounded and able to keep following her passion in the public eye.
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Curie's prize made worldwide headlines and had put the Nobels in the public eye as the most prestigious prize in science.
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It's not easy going through puberty in the public eye — especially, when you're on the biggest TV show in the world.
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In the clip, Farley, 34, voices her frustration over the fact that their drama is playing out in the public eye.
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"I've never gotten used to how much effort it takes just to be a woman in the public eye," she wrote.
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When a supply chain is transparent, farmers work in the public eye and receive fair wages, while working in safe conditions.
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We both had kind of our hard moments in the public eye, but at the same time, we keep coming back.
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She lived there for eight years largely out of the public eye and died in a drive-by shooting in 2012.
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FROM COINAGE: Cost of The Bachelor Rings This time around, they've been notably more private and out of the public eye.
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Away from the public eye, India and Israel have been cooperating against the threat through, in part, intelligence sharing, officials say.
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First Lady Melania Trump is being choosy about her appearances amid a 26-days-and-counting disappearance from the public eye.
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Everything she's been through and the pressure of being in the public eye constantly has caused her to develop social anxiety.
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But the development has all been in the public eye: the first crowdfunder back in 2012 was for a developer preview.
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After delivering a concession speech following Donald Trump's surprise presidential election victory, Clinton has remained largely out of the public eye.
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Nevertheless, his long history in the public eye suggests colorblindness rather than malice, and a healthy disdain for politically correct fascism.
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Now, I'm older, and it's so nice that I'm in the public eye, but I don't see myself as a celebrity.
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Not a bad setup if you ask me, especially if you're looking for some quiet time away from the public eye.
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Golden showers — which the now infamous Trump dossier brought back into the public eye — are more popular than the President himself.
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And Voorhies, who, according to her mother, had been coping with bipolar disorder, had been largely absent from the public eye.
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Now 46, Diaz explained her recent retreat from the public eye in a new interview for InStyle's special 25th anniversary issue.
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"It's just a fact of life that people in the public eye attract money for all sorts of reasons," Lenkowsky said.
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It is certainly appropriate for a journalist to ask her about a newsworthy set of allegations that's in the public eye.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," said the Super Bowl-winning athlete.
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For Chloë Grace Moretz, these normal life hurdles have been even more challenging as she experiences them in the public eye.
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Still, Cosby the person is associated, in the public eye, unusually closely with Cosby the entertainer and with Cosby the show.
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Schumer has discussed being in the public eye, admitting to InStyle that the idea of aging doesn't faze her one bit.
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Start with the viral video that catapulted Kalanick into the public eye and triggered a massive outcry a few weeks ago.
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His best bet may be to escape the public eye until November, in the hope of saying, I told you so.
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And just like that, as close as she was to becoming a household name, Kehlani suddenly disappeared from the public eye.
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"People think that because you're in the public eye you sign up for criticism from random people and strangers," she said.
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The notoriously camera-shy artist, 40, has kept her relationship with Lang out of the public eye for the most part.
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Instead, you have to settle any dispute you have with the company behind closed doors and out of the public eye.
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Lee has been in the public eye a lot following the death of his wife of 70 years, Joan, in 2017.
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The fact that being in the public eye is always politically catastrophic for Trump is a hugely revealing, and damaging fact.
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"Being in the public eye means having to explain yourself to so many people, so much of the time," she wrote.
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On the show, Kardashian, 34, admitted that having the situation with Thompson, 27, play out in the public eye wasn't easy.
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The others - scientist So Sang Guk and military coordinator O Kuk Ryol - are elderly and no longer in the public eye.
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Ultimately, this might be a company that needs to be removed from the public eye to complete its turnaround, Anthony said.
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The star took a lengthy break from the public eye and social media, to focus on her mental and physical health.
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Except that life in the public eye means that they still hear about each other through the news — good and bad.
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Prior to delivering a commencement address at Liberty University on Saturday morning, the President remained largely out of the public eye.
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The decision closes one of the last legal avenues for him to regain his freedom and quickly reenter the public eye.
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Clinton elevated the pageant contestant into the public eye when she told Machado's story at the first presidential debate in September.
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James Franco made a rare appearance with girlfriend Isabel Pakzad months after retreating from the public eye following sexual misconduct accusations.
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Authorities often flatly decline such requests for technical reasons or propose alternative venues in remote locations far from the public eye.
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While she's been in the public eye her entire life, Barrymore was deliberate in transitioning into business ventures outside of Hollywood.
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Aniston has been staying out of the public eye since her February split from Justin Theroux after two years of marriage.
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The idea of being considered an inspiration for others, as a result of being in the public eye, gives her pause.
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I would have never guessed that being in the public eye would have put me in the position of being inspirational.
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The search giant partnered with 33 museums to digitize Kahlo's most famous paintings and bring new work into the public eye.
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In contrast, Axl pretty much retreated from the public eye in 1994, aside from the release of Chinese Democracy in 2008.
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Though he was initially positioned as a co-heir apparent, he's remained mostly out of the public eye since the incident.
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When we were working on the first season of Eastbound, we had never been out in the public eye that way.
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It's possible superheroes simply eclipsed them in the public eye, but this isn't a piece about the why of television vampires.
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It isn't just actresses and singers in the public eye who deal with painful body shaming — it happens to athletes too.
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"People think that because you're in the public eye you sign up for criticism from random people and strangers," she said.
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As a famous person living life in the public eye, it's inevitable that you'll be subjected to some degree of judgement.
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The Indian-born actress, humanitarian, producer, model, and singer first entered the public eye on the Miss World stage in 2000.
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Growing up in the public eye, he said he grew weary of the media frenzy that followed him and his family.
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It's 2017, and those in the public eye need more than good looks and a great aesthetic to capture people's attention.
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For someone in the public eye, like a celebrity, doing a quick search once a month is not a bad idea.
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The bill is the product of weeks of negotiations overseen by McConnell, all of which took place outside the public eye.
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Singing hits like "Chandelier" and Rihanna's "Diamonds"—which she wrote— Sia also talked about dealing with anxiety in the public eye.
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"She's been in the public eye for years and years and yet, there's nothing out there" about Clinton's faith, Trump said.
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While Clinton has made a handful of public appearances since the election, she has mostly stepped back from the public eye.
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Her focus is primarily on leadership and the type of attacks that have been levied against women in the public eye.
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Ivanka met Jared Kushner, from a fellow real-estate mogul family who also grew up in the public eye, in 2005.
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The Duke of Sussex has lived his life in the public eye, meaning plenty of his important milestones have been documented.
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Trump has claimed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids were "very successful" and took place out of the public eye.
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"Pinkett Smith said that they wanted to "get rid of the idea that people in the public eye have perfect relationships.
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Despite being in the public eye, the duke and duchess have approached a hands-on duty to parenting in the past.
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Spacey has never directly responded to the allegations and has remained out of the public eye for more than a year.
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A day after presenting Maduro with the biggest political challenge of his presidency, Guaido mostly stayed out of the public eye.
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It's about holding Carson and the administration accountable, and keeping any changes to HUD policy and programs in the public eye.
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He seems to have been in the public eye for such a long time, but somehow he's only recently turned 27.
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But she is writing new music, and a slate of television appearances has placed her firmly back in the public eye.
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Described by friends and colleagues as unrelenting, she occasionally stepped out into the public eye to take on her husband's antagonists.
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Though she still goes by Rachel Lindsay in the public eye, her Instagram also carries her married name: Rachel Lindsay Abasolo.
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Spies are paid to be invisible — to stay under the radar of the public eye and above the fray of politics.
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It also speaks to the influence that women celebrities such as Kat Von D and Rihanna play in the public eye.
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Albence, until recently, was very much a career official at ICE and working in the background, out of the public eye.
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Q: Stories of women and designers of color like Mary Quant and Stephen Burrows are often hidden from the public eye.
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Individual engineers are shielded from the public eye, tucked away at three-meal-a-day, laundry-doctor-and-gym-included campuses.
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The rep also added that the monthly award provides "additional advertizing for winners," giving them more exposure in the public eye.
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Nine of 2000 cases are resolved through plea bargains, and prosecutors negotiate the terms almost entirely out of the public eye.
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"I thought, 'Living in the world you live in, in the public eye, in Hollywood, try to be different,'" he said.
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Everywhere else, it was assumed, the hostile desert would do the dirty work of deterring crossers, away from the public eye.
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Over the years, he has thrust himself into the public eye with the flamboyant histrionics of a latter-day P.T. Barnum.
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Only after the Russian intelligence officer develops a level of control can the relationship be moved out of the public eye.
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But it seems like, for now, Gypsy is trying to keep one part of her life out of the public eye.
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After a surge of overwhelming success in the late '90s, Hill left fame behind and dropped out of the public eye.
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Cipollone -- someone Trump has described as the "strong, silent type" -- has no experience on television and little in the public eye.
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Mayer was thrust into the public eye when she was poached from Google to be the CEO of Yahoo in 2012.
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Brandon Jenner knows a thing or two about growing up in the public eye — and the challenges that come with it.
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While the Senate is fond of its "deliberations," most of the real decisions are made well outside of the public eye.
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Gibson predicted Seungri might choose to begin his mandatory military service early in order to get out of the public eye.
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Mr. Zwane, who was not appointed to Mr. Ramaphosa's new cabinet, has kept out of the public eye in recent weeks.
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Exiled Venezuelans play a crucial role in keeping the country's situation in the public eye, he said, citing censorship back home.
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Withdrawing from the public eye is the last thing we need to do, whether it's in 140,000 words or 140 characters.
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Meghan Markle is speaking out about how being in the public eye as a new mother has impacted her mental health.
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The Saints are trying to keep those emails out of the public eye — at least for now — according to court records.
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Mason has appeared on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" since he was born, so he's grown up in the public eye.
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After Kim came back to North Korea to finish his schooling, he mostly stayed out of the public eye till 2009.
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Melania Trump was reportedly "blindsided" by the reports of the payment and kept out of the public eye for several days.
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When his text messages critical of President Trump were revealed in the summer of 2017, he rocketed into the public eye.
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For me, Ms. Manning's candidacy — in fact, her whole career in the public eye — brings that confusion to a sharp point.
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Remove that individual from the public eye and, as O'Rourke says, we discover that the text contains more than we imagine.
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Thorne isn't the first woman in the public eye to have her nude photos exposed without her consent; far from it.
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Often when a famous person stops being famous or steps out of the public eye, people assume he or she died.
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Information about the president's family is closely guarded from the public eye by Putin, a former head of Russia's FSB secret service.
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On last week's episode, Kardashian, 34, admitted that having the situation with Thompson, 27, play out in the public eye wasn't easy.
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Amy's personal essay quickly made headlines last year, launching Jason into the public eye — and landing him several emails from female readers.
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For Morgan, this kind of public celebrity brawl is a vital part of how he stays famous and in the public eye.
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That's the truth: When you're in the public eye, in many ways you give up part of your life to other people.
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After Queer Eye, Thomas is staying out of the public eye a bit and just living his life, which is totally understandable.
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Origami condoms especially drew a good deal of hype in 2013 (but faded from the public eye after an alleged embezzlement scandal).
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Drew Barrymore has been through it all in the public eye: from child star to rom-com queen, successful producer to mom.
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I live my life in the public eye, and so naturally my decisions are probably a lot different than people who aren't.
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The speech vaulted Bennet, the former superintendent of Denver Public Schools, into the public eye and captured the attention of Democratic activists.
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"Anyone in the public eye, we have all the help we could ever need to be able to shed everything," Teigen said.
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In its first year, Superstars of STEM is placing 30 women in the public eye, by equipping them with advanced communication skills.
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"It's a hard time in your life!" says Mendes of growing up in the public eye while balancing a full-time career.
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Advice after Neptune Retrograde: Neptune's change in direction finds you putting your creative efforts in the public eye in a big way.
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Sometimes when you're in the public eye, it can be hard, and that's where you kind of have to work on yourself.
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But Biden, benefiting from his years in the public eye and his association with the still-popular Obama is the front-runner.
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All of those mistakes are going to be in the public eye so that puts a lot of strain on the relationship.
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Between fair-weather romances and headline-making divorces, when you're in the public eye, long-term love can be hard to find.
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Between this, her new Coach deal, and stints in the recording studio, Gomez seems poised for a return to the public eye.
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When she was 9, Princess Diana — then, Diana Spencer — had just entered the public eye after her parents' brutal divorce made headlines.
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Jenner retreated from the public eye last September after it was revealed she was expecting her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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We think we know people, including those in the public eye, but many are waging private battles that we know nothing about.
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The Olsen twins have been in the public eye pretty much their entire lives — can you imagine anyone else playing Michelle Tanner?
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Since then, Brown has made an effort to stay in the public eye, holding virtual town halls and regular appearances on television.
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After that, he mostly kept out of the public eye, helping the campaign build African-American and religious coalitions and raising money.
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"Cystic fibrosis is not really as in the public eye as it probably should be," Sprouse tells PEOPLE in the latest issue.
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It's a step that more of us in the public eye need to take in order to shake the shame around it.
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"I don't mind being in the public eye, but if I had my choice, I'd prefer to be more private," he explained.
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"Being in the public eye means having to explain yourself to so many people, so much of the time," the actress wrote.
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Billy Porter has been in the public eye for over ten years, and his style has changed a lot in that time.
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If you're a woman who works in the public eye in any capacity, you expect to get some crap thrown at you.
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Hopefully, with his fame only increasing with Riverdale's popularity, the celebrity will at least take his habit out of the public eye.
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Jenner has kept out of the public eye for months now, though she did appear on the cover LOVE magazine in December.
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But then being so much in the public eye at a young age, I got a bit nervous to take many risks.
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He famously disappeared from the public eye after a weight gain and reappeared with the announcement that he was dating Blac Chyna.
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Despite his exile status, Assange managed to stay in the public eye throughout the election, dumping thousands of DNC emails on Wikileaks.
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But Pam, now 71, never gave up, pressuring police to keep working the case and keeping the murder in the public eye.
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Every time Fillon re-asserted himself in the public eye, new "pseudo-revelations" emerged to damage him, it said in a statement.
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But these couples have been together for so long that they're learned how to keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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But Han has been out of the public eye for the past year, with state media last mentioning him in February 2018.
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Although they keep out of the public eye, it's no question that Jackson and Al Mana were fans of trotting the globe.
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The actress, who has been dating Saturday Night Live writer Dave McCary out of the public eye, posed solo for the event.
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" She even spoke a bit on the pressures of being in the public eye, sharing, "Every mistake and every imperfection is amplified.
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Since rumors of Kylie's pregnancy first began to surface back in September, the cosmetics mogul has kept out of the public eye.
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"I decided that if I was going to be in the public eye, I was going to be unequivocally myself," Dorfman says.
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She reemerged after staying as far out of the public eye as possible with a song that caught her fans off guard.
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Aside from attending the show, for the most part, Hayek and her husband have kept her daughter out of the public eye.
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