Sometimes she's seeing things; other times she's being manipulated to believe she's seeing things.
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" Her preference was always for seeing things clearly and seeing things through: "Gaiety should be brave, it should have stout legs of truth, not a gelatine base of dreams and wishes.
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So we're seeing things that no one has seen before.
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As an artist I'm seeing things from a certain distance.
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Just seeing things that are unjust and talking about it.
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He was increasingly seeing things and people that weren't there.
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You're seeing things about your childhood in a new light.
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"They're seeing things as it's actually happening," he tells PEOPLE.
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As children grow older, seeing things through becomes more important.
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They're seeing things more clearly now; more power to them.
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Were you seeing things optimistically when you were shooting them?
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Open yourself up to seeing things from a new perspective.
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Am I seeing things or did his lip just wobble?
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He's seeing things out there that he never saw (before).
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And I was so sleep deprived, I was seeing things.
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Coletta seems to like seeing things he's not necessarily supposed to.
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You know, just reassure us that we're not seeing things. Right?
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I think what you're saying is not where I'm seeing things.
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Dixon woke up Ijams to make sure she wasn't seeing things.
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So today you aren't seeing things like that jacuzzi-looking sink?
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You're the one that actually is seeing things through that lens.
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You're seeing things like Equifax getting hacked, you're seeing Cambridge Analytica.
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With my quad, I'm seeing things no one has ever seen.
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Sometimes I can barely imagine seeing things the way people do.
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Point to invisible sexism, and you'll be accused of seeing things.
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Maybe I was so sleep-deprived that I was seeing things.
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I learned a lot from seeing things done the wrong way.
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In a 2007 entry in her blog, Seeing Things, on ArtsJournal.
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Honestly ... am I seeing things, or is there a resemblance here?
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We're seeing [things] like that happen time and time again now.
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"Art is about seeing things from a different perspective," he said.
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Seeing things differently is the essence of what sets Malcolm apart.
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" She said the extra-wide, hard-to-take-in-at-one-glance format also appeals to her: "There's something about the impossibility of seeing things whole — and the pleasures of only seeing things in your mind.
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The premise of TechCrunch has always been built around seeing things first.
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And they just can&apost get out and start seeing things practically.
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Seeing things through his eyes but also recognizing my blessings around me.
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I have a sensitivity of seeing things and feeling like they're there.
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I hate seeing things like this; we have to do better. Sorry.
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"I was seeing things heading in a very dangerous direction," he said.
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Secrets are revealed and you're seeing things in a whole new light.
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KNOWN FOR: Seeing things you people wouldn't believe, crying in the rain.
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The resort's report said she was extremely paranoid, anxious and seeing things.
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Seeing things in very sharp relief is not always a pleasant experience.
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You aren't seeing things: That really is R2320-D22017 on that plane.
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One suggested that she act as if the person were seeing things.
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Occasionally, his syntheses present new and even revelatory ways of seeing things.
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And so are New Yorkers, because they're not seeing things getting done.
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I was like, Wow, I'm both literally and existentially seeing things differently.
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I hate seeing things lying on the floor in a horrible state.
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Half the challenge is seeing things through the lens of potential funders.
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So you&aposre seeing deals break, you&aposre seeing things get cut.
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RESEARCH Seeing things and talking to people, then going away and reading.
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They'll be going up the elevator and seeing things they probably shouldn't see.
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We can't explain it..... Getting older and seeing things clearly is hard man.
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I felt haunted by all the memories and had trouble seeing things clearly.
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Step into the flashing lights and start seeing things the Kanye way, friends.
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You're seeing things clearly now; what was hidden is coming to the surface.
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Feeling the love — and seeing things clearly — will be easier once you do.
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History is a methodology, a way of seeing things—not a cautionary tale.
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But when the economy spiraled into a recession, she started seeing things differently.
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Good news: You're not losing your mind, and you're definitely not seeing things.
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You're seeing things in a whole new light—a brilliant eureka moment arrives!
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Secrets are being revealed, and you're seeing things in a whole new way.
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"We have to deal with our religious ways of seeing things," she said.
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You weren't seeing things — in the movie, Sean Hannity is carrying a gun.
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You're seeing things more clearly now—but much still needs to be explained.
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"Being in other people's shoes, seeing things through their eyes, staying in their houses."
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I'm sick of seeing things on Twitter and feeling like I can do nothing.
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As she does so, something in her way of seeing things on screen changes.
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Mercury, your ruling planet, is retrograde and you're seeing things in a new light.
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"If you watch enough, you'll start seeing things repeat," he tells Good Morning America.
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These days, Musk is seeing things a little differently, according to a recent deposition.
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Mr. Kenny: I thought I was seeing things when it popped up on Twitter.
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It's about seeing things not in a linear way, but in an elliptical way.
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It's your problem, not mine, that you're the one who's seeing things through that lens.
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There's a lot of suffering still there, walking through and seeing things of my ancestors.
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"We're seeing things that are clearly over the line in terms of legality," he said.
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However, once he's settled, people start to come to him, saying they've been seeing things.
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Once we take a scroll through WEAR, though, we start seeing things a little differently.
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Lola Balcon, a peer organizer with Survivors Against SESTA, says she isn't seeing things stabilize.
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According to the letter, the woman was concerned about prosecutors seeing things on her phone.
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I sometimes use them, but my technicality resides mainly in my way of seeing things.
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"All of a sudden, everybody started seeing things," a reporter told The Bristol Herald Courier.
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And that's one way of seeing things, and we just don't see it that way.
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"I'm seeing things today that I never expected to see from either party," he said.
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Exciting conversations take place in your relationships—you're seeing things in a new light, Taurus!
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It relies on your own cleverness, on seeing things from the right angle, on patience.
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You're seeing things in a whole new light, and there is no going back now.
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Everyone has blind spots (our way of thinking that prevents us from seeing things accurately).
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Seeing things through Rader's eyes is indeed a stranger vantage point than all of those.
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If you move your head at all, it kind of changes how you're seeing things.
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But what she didn't realize was that Mr. Hodgdon was seeing things a bit differently.
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They were always singing from other people's voices and seeing things from other people's perspective.
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I think we're going to start seeing things like automated buses, you know, automated shipping.
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"We have trouble seeing things from the point of view of other people," he says.
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I've been hearing things and seeing things on all of the blogs and I'm just tired.
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I'm definitely used to seeing things progress a lot faster but I'm trying to be patient.
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Watch out for a manipulative conversation, but be open to seeing things in a new light.
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Click here to view original GIFGet enough dots together and your faulty eyeballs start seeing things.
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I was hallucinating and seeing things for a week until I ended up in the hospital.
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Your love life is quite hectic right now, and you're seeing things in a new light.
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I kept opening and closing and the device just to make sure I wasn't seeing things.
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Now, on this awful morning in Italy, seeing things and knowing them seemed an inadequate defense.
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Today's new moon in fellow earth sign Taurus finds you seeing things in a new light.
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I take comfort in seeing things from my childhood flourishing as I move closer to death.
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Maybe that's my creative, designer side at work—or maybe just my way of seeing things.
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And yes, you're seeing things correctly: Beyoncé is not on this list, because she came solo.
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However, some surprising emotions will pop up today; an unexpected change finds you seeing things differently.
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After all of this mental and physical pain, it makes sense that Gereon is seeing things.
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"The thing with LSD isn't that you start seeing things that aren't there," Mr. Butler explained.
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I thought I was seeing things at first — I was shocked to witness this at all.
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Those people are just seeing things the way a minimally non-garbage person is supposed to.
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Am I seeing things or is this jack wagon behind Glanville flashing the white supremacy sign?
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The solar eclipse in fellow water sign Cancer finds you seeing things in a new light.
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Make time to check in with yourself today: Ask yourself whether you're really seeing things clearly.
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I started traveling globally a lot more and I started seeing things with a much wider lens.
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Where they could geofence an area and then prevent certain people from seeing things on the app.
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His efforts to bully the central bank into seeing things his way have been unsubtle—and successful.
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You're seeing things in a way, and the perspective offered now is unlike any you've witnessed before.
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It'll probably wow your friends or make them think they're seeing things — for a few minutes, anyway.
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I still was seeing things as signs, [and] I said that I was living in a metaphor.
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Leary said he advises husbands to "have a little empathy" and try seeing things from another perspective.
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You're seeing things from a new perspective, and it's time to let go of your old ways.
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She said she started seeing things right after attending to Mr. Bingham's event for the first time.
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There's a big divide between seeing things on bulletin boards and having actual conversations about the issue.
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But as good as Bran is at seeing things, he's not so good at processing the information.
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Researchers have shown that driverless cars can be fooled into seeing things that are not really there.
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Instead, aim to approach your illness with care, seeing things as they are, with acceptance and compassion.
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According to how Audrey described seeing things, she seemed to be the "protanopia" type of color-blind.
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Stress in your social life arrives today—you're seeing things for what they are, and it's a bummer.
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"Change won't happen overnight, but we're seeing things we've been hoping to see for 30 years," Awad said.
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But she says the past couple of weeks have made her start seeing things from a different perspective.
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Mr Nnaemeka admits that in the "traditional way of seeing things...you must be at church every day".
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"Everything was dark and all of a sudden I start seeing things flying through the air," she said.
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It's really cool to have a bunch of ex-players, all seeing things just a little bit differently.
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Unlike in the Bay Area, I was seeing things being created for a greater percentage of the population.
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A full moon in fellow water sign Pisces arrives today, finding you seeing things in a new light.
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Pay close attention to your intuition during this time—you'll be seeing things on a much deeper level.
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"I'm used to seeing things grow here, but nothing as special as that," Frey, 54, told the Times.
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"I rubbed my eyes to make sure that I wasn't seeing things," he told Flight Journal in 212.
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The more you dig in, you do start seeing things that don't add up with good detective work.
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Remembering this was sometimes helpful — as if I were seeing things with greater perspective, finding the silver lining.
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" Such experiences, he added, can "convince you that our ordinary way of seeing things is pretty deeply confused.
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"I'm going to the inner ways of seeing things," he told The Review of Contemporary Fiction in 2002.
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And my subject matter has primarily been different aspects of surveillance and a technology-based way of seeing things.
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You're suddenly seeing things in a new light, and big changes are on the way—especially in your relationships.
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We're seeing things like experiments with mesh networking, or USB sticks and these kinds of things that ... Mm-hmm.
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You're seeing things in a new light after this weekend's eclipse—you're achieving new levels of wisdom, dear centaur!
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One of the toughest parts about being a human is breaking out of seeing things from your own perspective.
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You might not be seeing things for what they really are—do any of us, when we're in love?
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" She told AAP Newswire, "I thought I was seeing things or thought it was a trick of the light.
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This eclipse in Leo will find you seeing things in a new light—major eureka moments will take place.
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Too much—if you're seeing things or hearing things—I can't imagine sex is high up on your agenda.
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You've got some really well drawn mental grooves there from always seeing things in the same kind of way.
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Sanders obviously understands that his vision of the economy is at odds with the existing way of seeing things.
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Seeing things for most people, with their eyes and hearing with their ears is more powerful than reading it.
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All it would take is one person seeing things out of context, and this could look very, very bad.
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Exciting conversations take place as the sun opposes lucky Jupiter, and you're seeing things from an exciting new perspective!
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What's more, researchers have shown that these kinds of systems can be fooled into seeing things that aren't there.
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Researchers have also warned that adversarial attacks could fool self-driving cars into seeing things that are not there.
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Google's Cloud Computing service can be tricked into seeing things—in one test it perceived a rifle as a helicopter.
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He's been seeing things, and everyone seems to realize that his time in the Upside Down isn't behind him yet.
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A lot of people have a romanticized way of seeing things when it comes to books and reading in general.
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ET. AND FINALLY ... No, you're not seeing things Combine paint and some talent, and you've got a fairly lifelike ladybug.
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"She was delusional, she was hallucinating, seeing things that weren't there, people that were after her," my aunt told me.
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Similarly, for Blackmon, parenting acts as a springboard for seeing things about the roles of women and what they manage.
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For example, "if I'm a beer drinker, I'm more interested in seeing things about beer than soft drinks," Stankey said.
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They each have their own way of approaching things and to me they represent these unique ways of seeing things.
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These kids are seeing things in the 6th grade that I never even dreamed about till I was an adult.
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"What they did for me was like a kid getting up and seeing things under a Christmas tree," she said.
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You're not just seeing things: Consumers are paying more money in the form of higher premiums, deductibles and additional expenses.
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He wasn't seeing things: A new study found that three species of flying squirrel turn hot-pink under ultraviolet illumination.
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Being a doctor means seeing things clearly, explaining things clearly, but in the end, if necessary, it means saying no.
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There is a monster gap between the two groups in actions, thinking and persistence when it comes to seeing things through.
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First, as part of the scheme, O'Reilly tells Connors she saw him "chasing no one" earlier, slyly suggesting he's seeing things.
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The association wants to keep an iron grip on people seeing things, and they want people in theaters, all the time.
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From the moment David, the stalker, first appears, we question if it's truly him or if Sawyer is merely seeing things.
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They can be susceptible to hacking and, as some cases, their sensors can be tricked into seeing things that aren't there.
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But like the rest of us, he is always evolving and always seeing things differently from one year to the next.
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We're seeing things on the street right now like carfentanil, which is 10,000 times stronger than morphine, and fentanyl-laced crack.
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Four years in prison have given me the possibility of seeing things a different way, of putting rage in its perspective.
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What is going through your mind as you are standing there and seeing things start to click for your young players?
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For people of all stripes, the fear of seeing things destroyed has merged with the fear of seeing them made unrecognizable.
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"This is a campaign that has prided itself on seeing things clearly, on speaking honestly and on acting decisively," O'Rourke said.
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Yet every species has its own way of seeing things, a sensory experience known as an umwelt, or its perceptual world.
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It can cause disturbing visual effects, like halos around objects, seeing things that aren't there in your peripheral vision, and afterimages.
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Observing more collisions means gathering more data faster, and gives physicists a better shot at seeing things that may occur incredibly infrequently.
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The best journalists are the people who are finding things out or seeing things or hearing things that the other journalists aren't.
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Of course, it's not just the staff of the facility who think Sawyer is seeing things — the audience has real doubts too.
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Things take a turn (and get tenser) when one of the adopted siblings, Roman (Daniel Zovatto), begins seeing things that others can't.
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I have to be honest, after watching everything and seeing things I hadn't seen that night, I know I made right choice.
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I think my favorite lyric in the tune talks at this: 'Flash forward, reborn butt-naked / Baby brain seeing things brand new.
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For Trump, seeing things on TV somehow validated them, gave them an added level of importance that one-on-one communications lacked.
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You know, it's like you lift up your head and you take a good long look, and you start seeing things again.
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" Mr. Wainwright said, "The messaging here, seeing and not seeing things, is a reference to people living through their phones these days.
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"I guide my eye so as to have the feeling of seeing things for the first and last time," he told me.
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But in Hitrman, Agent 47 is the unwelcome interloper, intruding on other people's lives and seeing things he isn't supposed to see.
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Inside Google, a group is exploring flaws in A.I. methods that can fool computer systems into seeing things that are not there.
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That makes them vulnerable to manipulation; today's computer vision algorithms, for example, can be fooled into seeing things that are not there.
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This reflects the challenge that Austen's characters, especially her heroines, face in seeing things as they truly are, or in speaking out.
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"Also it is kind of a metaphor for seeing things from multiple points of view, which is more important now than ever."
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" And shortly after, it publicly tweeted, "To anyone seeing things like this posted at #txst please notify @TxStateUPD so they can investigate.
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I've worked to stop seeing things in that binary way that made childhood so terrifying: male/good, female/bad; male/happy, female/unhappy.
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Sometimes, though, seeing things through the lens of a child's-eye-view is the best way to unlock a wealth of learning opportunities.
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"I'm not going to say there's a system or a code, but if you watch enough, you'll start seeing things repeat," Rogers said.
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Seeing things through the lens of the attention economy, though, suggests that this distinction may not be as sharp as once it seemed.
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Today's not the day to sort out how you feel about a group of friends or a crush—you're not seeing things clearly.
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Through my work I aim to show that sometimes there are alternative ways of seeing things although they may at first seem illogical.
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" Art's friend Lux tells his aunt that "Art is seeing things," to which she replies, "That's a great description of what art is.
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But at its core, this photo series represents "the power of going out in the world and seeing things with your own eyes."
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It's an intense book that reminds us that a problem of being alive is seeing things you hate but are attracted to anyway.
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Is there something special about seeing them in London, or should we spend our time seeing things that are only available in London?
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And while seeing things in close proximity to her home is important to her, so is having a breathtaking view of Los Angeles.
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Surprising information finds you seeing things in a new way on August 16 as communication planet Mercury in Leo squares off with Uranus.
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I am always seeing things a little more clearly and celebrating the opportunity that I've been given in this very hard, cruel world.
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"We're seeing things come back that haven't always been part of the art historical canon of painting, drawing and sculpture," Ms. Siddall said.
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Just in the past ten years I'm seeing things I never thought I'd see and I'm recalibrating myself to expect even greater things.
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It will also bring the company's approach to business, often credited to Mr. Spiegel's atypical way of seeing things, into the public eye.
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He has made mistakes, but Buffett didn't get where he is without seeing things that others don't, at least much of the time.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury is currently retrograde, finding you less focused than usual; today you'll find yourself seeing things from a new perspective.
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And if you`re seeing things you like, you`ll spend more time on Facebook, seeing more ads and making the company more money.
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How does a long career in the public sector (Kasich, Sanders) help or hurt a candidate from seeing things in new and useful ways?
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"You need to get into his way of seeing the game, because he's not going to change his way of seeing things," Messina said.
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In the last century and a half, there has been an array of tools developed to trick viewers into seeing things that aren't there.
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Today's new moon, in fellow Water sign Pisces, finds you opening up to new opportunities and seeing things from a new point of view.
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I don't have enough ideas rattling around my head to do this job without getting out, talking to people and seeing things for myself.
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But you got there because you were living in your world, and you have been seeing things the way you've been taught to see them.
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The intro to this one is my personal favorite:I thought it was my imagination being played on me and that I was just seeing things.
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I'm going back to Einstein and [Paul] Dirac and looking at them again with new eyes, and I think I'm seeing things that people missed.
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We as presidents talk regularly to people in businesses who are telling us what's going on in -- today and how they're seeing things going forward.
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"Seeing things that reinforce for people of color the idea that the world is not safe for us" can deepen a stressful worldview, she argues.
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This idea of seeing things clearly through another person's perspective can be invaluable when it comes to relating with others, particularly in tense work situations.
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But Angela may not be seeing things rationally because of her own trauma: Her husband, Henry (Alan Ruck), has lost much of his cognitive ability.
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Or, at best, it was a manager hovering somewhere between unflinching belief in his players and outright delusion, seeing things that were not really there.
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But Cole is at his most precise and incisive in the book's second section, "Seeing Things," when he turns his attention to the visual arts.
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Indeed you can't make out what these sculptures are about without coming closer than you feel you should — and seeing things you won't soon forget.
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The Moon is in fellow water sign Cancer today, Scorpio, and major philosophical breakthroughs are on the way—you're seeing things in a new light.
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I've cried seeing things that were written about me before, but it was only because I was immature and didn't know how beautiful I was.
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Again, I think that might have been a byproduct of seeing things from a great height: He was determined never to look down on anyone.
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When I was a little younger, it was all about getting an opportunity to be out in different cities, seeing things I'd never seen before.
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"Listening to people, seeing things from a different perspective, owning when you've made a mistake" is "part of who I am," O'Rourke told CNN. 2.
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What was it like to develop an interest in, and then start studying, law, having this hyperawareness of this system, and seeing things from that perspective?
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The show is ultimately about seeing things from other perspectives, and hearing outsides voices... so it fits in with what we do with the show thematically.
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I'm sure there's more to know because even between the time I started working on the durag pieces and now, I'm seeing things I've never seen.
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"According to Buddhist philosophy, both the problems we call therapeutic and the problems we call spiritual are a product of not seeing things clearly," he writes.
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When the immunologist De'Broski Herbert at the University of Pennsylvania looked deep inside the lungs of mice infected with influenza, he thought he was seeing things.
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There's a peacefulness to seeing things get destroyed in slow motion, it's like the shock and horror is removed because all the shrapnel dances away elegantly.
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In the sense that when you walk down the supermarket aisle, in addition to seeing things advertised as organic, you'll see things advertised as carbon-free.
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The human-ish language it generates can startle us into seeing things anew, so we can in turn jolt readers awake through that sense of -ish.
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The Moon, in down-to-earth Virgo, opposes dreamy Neptune at 6:37 AM, so don't make any important decisions this morning—you're not seeing things clearly.
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"I think I just started seeing things a little bit more clearly, adjusted to the tempo that Navy was playing at and went from there," Wimbush said.
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Everyone now treats smartphone connectivity as a must-have feature, and we're even seeing things like pinch-to-zoom on touchscreen LCD monitors becoming a regular feature.
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"A lot of places have holiday sales going on, so while I'm out shopping for loved ones I'm seeing things that I would enjoy, too," she added.
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Sometimes we may start out seeing things differently, but we often end up coming to the same conclusion through respectful discourse that helps define our common voice.
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But they handed much of it to opinion writers who profit from seeing things through racial lenses and keeping racial tension aflame as much as Trump does.
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"Even just a hundred miles off the coast, we're seeing things that they put on the corner of the maps — you know, 'Here lie monsters,'" he said.
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My father's unofficial cell of believers quietly disbanded — exhausted, perhaps, by government silence and the false reports caused by weather balloons, satellites and people just seeing things.
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You're a good listener who has a knack for charming people into seeing things your way, and even though you're not confrontational, you enjoy a friendly debate.
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If a computer-vision system can be fooled into seeing things that are not there, for example, miscreants can circumvent security cameras or compromise a driverless car.
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"I just kept seeing things with all these huge holes in them, just not ready for prime time," one ex-employee said of the state of products.
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It does not shepherd users towards shows their co-clusterers have hated, so few come to distrust the brand because of seeing things they really do not like.
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What we're trying to do there is find the context around issues people are talking about, things people are seeing, things that they're living out in their lives.
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"We're not even pregnant yet, and we keep seeing things and saying, 'It's perfect for the nursery that we do not have,' " jokes the hopeful dad-to-be.
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There is a certain sickness to always wanting a happy ending, [as] if the desire for it is driven by a fear of seeing things as they are.
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Politicians are seeing things the way they have been cast by the Washington Post and others: that Facebook gave "special access" to customer data to Huawei and others.
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Those are all areas where President Trump has up-ended the normal way of seeing things and the normal ways Britain and America have seen eye-to-eye.
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Mr. Abloh's fall men's wear collection was titled "SEEING THINGS," and he plays with the Surrealist concept by printing shirts with a globe on fire and Caravaggio paintings.
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"I am not totally into birding culture, but I've been around enough to know about the excitement of seeing things in the wild and creating lists," she said.
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"It's not like in a play where you're seeing things from a distance," said Vogt, who's worked on costume design in everything from Men In Black to Fantastic 4.
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" He cites the black American self-taught artists Thornton Dial and William Hawkins with special praise, noting, "In their art they describe the excitement they feel about seeing things.
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In the paper describing the system, Zhang describes this recognition and color assignment process as "hallucination," and really, the term is apt: It's seeing things that aren't actually there.
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Imaginative Pisces looks at the big picture, but this moon in Virgo is focused on the details—you'll be seeing things in a new light and getting more information!
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In China, the driver for seeing things President Xi Jinping's way — quite apart from survival and staying out of prison — is Belt and Road, his planet-spanning infrastructure initiative.
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"We're still seeing things that N.H.T.S.A. says not to use while driving, being used," said Jake Nelson, director of traffic safety advocacy and research at AAA, the auto association.
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Automated ad systems may be good at identifying copyright violations, but they're not so good at seeing things in context, the way that humans do, as Daisuke Wakabayashi writes.
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It's the end of the world as we know it—or at least plenty of people are seeing things that way, thanks to winter storms and political endorsements and whatnot.
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And here at home, we're seeing things like gig work transform what it means to be a worker in America in ways that were barely conceived of that long ago.
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"We are constantly traveling and seeing things," said Mr. Bardaouil, who estimates that they spend about 19303 weeks a year on the road and see between 20140 and 21940 exhibitions.
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But seeing things like Dorothy's shoes or Martin Luther King's podium, I had this moment where I really did understand the power and the influence objects could have on people.
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It could simply mean that a "honeymoon" period is over, but hard work—and true love—still endure and it's just that now, you're seeing things from a new perspective.
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"Knowing that other people could truly be seeing things differently from us is a way of being able to better understand them and empathize with how they feel," Leong says.
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Seeing things that I don't know in a crossword puzzle, as the culture evolves to include things that I might not be immediately familiar with, is a chance to learn.
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"Your way of seeing things, including yourself, seems not wholly true or right or your own, and is in dire need of a refresh," writes one of our advice columnists.
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"The tax cuts are probably partly in the market, but maybe not wholly in the market because we're seeing things like companies raising the minimum wage, giving bonuses," he said.
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"Listening to people, seeing things from a different perspective, owning when you've made a mistake" is "part of who I am," O'Rourke told CNN recently when asked about his reversals.
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To suggest that Vladimir Putin is a distant nuisance but Maggie Haberman or David Sanger is an existential threat to our civilization isn't seeing things plain, to put it mildly.
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And then people started seeing things happen all the time because nobody—and I mean nobody—was held accountable [even] if you were famous or a top fighter or promoter.
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"The reason we're seeing things like [the Justice Department's notifications] go out is that they're professionals over there, they've been through this before and they're setting good expectations," Howard said.
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And so there you've got a career GI who spent a lot of time traveling the world and seeing things and trying to absorb, and now at the national level.
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The ox is the working animal, and I've always felt that in my life I have been the one working long hours, seeing things through, being someone people can count on.
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McNamee was no longer in touch with Zuckerberg much, but he was still an investor, and that month he started seeing things related to the Bernie Sanders campaign that worried him.
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"This is a campaign that has prided itself in seeing things clearly and on speaking honestly and on acting decisively," he told tearful supporters during an impromptu address on Friday evening.
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Equal parts chef, musician, and visionary, Jerome is propelled by a different way of seeing things, a consciousness that's rooted in the art of soulful living, and very, very delicious cooking.
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No, the issue instead is that everything about Trump — his advisers, his personal feelings on Putin, his own business interests — incline him towards seeing things from the Kremlin's point of view.
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But in my experience, among those I know or have witnessed, it proceeds less through being convinced of arguments than through an iterative process of opening oneself to seeing things anew.
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No, the issue instead is that everything about Trump — his advisers, his personal feelings on Putin, his own business interests — incline him toward seeing things from the Kremlin's point of view.
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"We haven't built any stimulus into our projections for 2017, and the way I'm seeing things, possibly not in 2018 either," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist for Northern Trust in Chicago.
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The Moon enters dreamy, psychic Pisces at 1:28 AM. Finally, the Sun opposes Neptune at 1:28 AM, stirring up confusion—are you seeing things for what they truly are?
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Pluto's change in direction may find you seeing things in a new light; Pluto's showing you some very interesting things about your shadow, and this is a potent time for psychological therapy.
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I was an addict, and it felt like I was seeing things I didn't want to see, like it was putting things in my head that I didn't want to care about.
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It's always creepy when this happens — and it's hard not to wonder if the kid really is channeling some long-deceased spirit or, at the very least, seeing things that you can't.
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"I thought I was seeing things or thought it was a trick of the light," Lacey told AAP, who mentioned that it was the "strangest thing" she's ever seen in her life.
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"The second time through the order, we're seeing things he's doing on the mound that are keeping him from having the ability to make the pitches he needs to make," Collins said.
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Julie: The filmmakers plant these seeds of foreshadow or backshadow — I'm not even sure what to call it — where you're hearing and seeing things that will become part of their public lives.
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But let me suggest one important issue where there may be a confluence of interests — a place where the two sides, although seeing things differently, should still arrive at the same conclusion.
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As the new object-detection technology proliferated in the years after World War II, military pilots knew it had trouble seeing things at low altitudes, where buildings and hills severely limit its range.
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We don't know this right away, though, and so at first we just assume that on a backpacking trip in remote China, Lizzie is seeing things, like bugs crawling around and in her.
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"Availability of some low-down-payment loans is really much more widespread than previously, you're seeing things like debt-to-income ratios increase," said Mike Fratantoni, chief economist at the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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When I first moved to New York I started seeing things around SoHo that reminded me of California, that were trying to be more bohemian, like the way plants were hung with macramé.
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"Winters like this winter that are so far above average are reminders that things really are changing and we are seeing things that are different than they used to be before," she said.
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The bearer goes through the door it's inserted in and then they can fly around the Key House property seeing things, but apparently they cannot interact with anything mortal (but other ghosts, yet).
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Be open to seeing things from another point of view when the Moon opposes Mercury in Sagittarius at 4:38 PM. The Moon enters psychic Cancer at 5:49 PM, so trust your gut.
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So I think, especially with seeing things like the March for our Lives, that the youth are actually putting their foot down and are being at the forefront of these debates and these discussions.
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"This is all part of the excitement of exploring new places and seeing things never seen before," John Spencer, a New Horizons science team member Southwest Research Institute in Boulder said in a statement.
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Part of the inherent appeal of the video game building genre is the simple pleasure of seeing things get made, with deep satisfaction derived from the time-lapse-like speed with which everything emerges.
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I suppose what I'm trying to get at is that your way of seeing things, including yourself, seems not wholly true or right or your own, and is in dire need of a refresh.
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Each frame is packed full of so many tiny in-jokes and background puns that it feels like you could watch the entire series several times over, and still keep seeing things you missed.
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"I'm used to seeing things grow here, but nothing as special as that," said Matthew Frey, 54, a kayaker and board member of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse, who first discovered the rogue plant.
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There is one thing that feels like a demonstrable threat in Anon, however: the idea that an always-on augmented reality display could be hijacked to make someone think they're seeing things that aren't there.
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You can continue zooming in up to 50x, at which point the picture quality will degrade horribly, but you'll still be amazed by the fact that you're seeing things you'd normally need binoculars to see.
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Weaker social cohesion and higher crime rates in dense urban areas increase psychotic symptoms in children, including hearing or seeing things that others do not, found a 2016 study published by U.S.-based Duke University.
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If I draw his attention to an episode that is not overtly racist, he may think it reasonable to dismiss it as an "isolated incident," to accuse me of seeing things that don't really exist.
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I watched them as they looked intently at the manuscripts arrayed around us, and I knew they were seeing things I couldn't see, and feeling things I couldn't feel, because they could read the words.
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He's looking forward to seeing things from a different point of view, and loves the idea of getting away and "being able to focus and channel three of my passions: running, writing and my wife."
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"I found ways to watch hundreds upon hundreds of episodes and I sort of — I'm not gonna say there's a system or a code, but if you watch enough you start seeing things repeat," he said.
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Worried that I'd finally gone mad—and it can only be a matter of time given both the pace and content of political news in Britain—I asked my taxi driver if I was seeing things.
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In some parts of the world, nature has the power to trick our eyes into seeing things that aren't actually there, like this stretch of water in the Indian Ocean, which looks like an underwater waterfall.
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He's right: Views might've actually been pretty good, but it was also thoroughly dismal in its outlook, displaying an artist so used to looking over his shoulder that he's seeing things that may not even exist.
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As we have written elsewhere, however, in a world where seeing things in real time and commenting on them is a big value for the young, that kind of time delay may alienate the coveted crowd.
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They want to make sure that miscreants can't fool security cameras into seeing things that aren't there — and that A.I. systems can't prevent humans from flipping their off switch, however far away that possibility may be.
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"We are seeing things hanging in your kitchens, foods you might not think people in cities would be interested in," Marsia Taha, the head chef at Gustu, said one night to the elders in the village.
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So I think in light of ... in defense of the technology industry, I think the moment you start seeing things like these kind of crazy and appalling racist bans, like the Muslim travel ban and so forth.
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The percentage seeing things as good has been steadily climbing each quarter; the second-quarter 20173 reading is 15 percentage points higher than it was in the second quarter of 2017, when the survey started (38 percent).
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What if the message Elizabeth is taking from Erica isn't about how to see, but about seeing things through to the end — about getting yourself out of the way to maintain your dedication to what's more important?
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Unlike Lacy, who insists on seeing things how they were meant to be, Deaver sees them as they are: Castle Rock is a dying, one-bar, mostly boarded-up, opioid-afflicted town with an improbably high murder rate.
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I think a lot of people associate the two and find them inseparable from each other—if you're hearing voices or you're seeing things, then that must mean that you have schizophrenia, that's the only time that happens.
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What was it like, after so many years of being disbelieved, waking up, seeing things like that in print, having the conversation change in a way where people actually accepted what you had been saying for so long?
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone was seen on the Hill on Thursday trying to talk senators around to seeing the president's way of seeing things, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Fox News not to worry.
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And I am kind of seeing things different now and just knowing it is going to be a matchup, but it's not going to be something where history repeats itself and the past and buying into the same thing.
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To be fair to Handmaid's Tale: This is exactly the sort of character development you put your protagonist through when they've stopped seeing things clearly and believe the righteousness of their quest makes everything they do righteous by default.
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Eclipses find us seeing things in a new light, and with Mercury and Uranus working well together, you'll be able to iron out any awkward situations as you make the necessary adjustments in your life during this extra-special new moon.
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But when you add the the chemicals inside a glow stick to the mix, it becomes something so visually awesome that you feel like you're seeing things move and pop and react in ways and color combinations you've never seen before.
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It's not simply that gay people have been involved in the arts—straight people have a pretty good record of that, too—but that gay people did so from a fresh perspective, seeing things aslant from a position of difference.
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Everyone is born vulnerable, seeing things with open eyes and an open mind... it's not until you grow up that you learn how to play defense, keep your cards to your chest, and judge people for what they're worth to you.
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When the first immigration raid took place, I wasn't seeing things the way I do now, so I felt annoyed and protective of the sannyasins from other countries who wanted to stay in the United States and be near Bhagwan.
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"But there is a difference between having faith and seeing things with your two eyes," said Samuel, sitting in her home in Abuja where they have lived since 2014 when Boko Haram attacks forced them to flee Banki in northeast Nigeria.
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Al ASAD AIR BASE, Iraq (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria during an unannounced visit to Iraq, saying that many people will start seeing things on Syria the same way he does.
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But while Trump might be confused about health care, the Justice Department and Republican state attorneys general who are party to the lawsuit the president referred to — which seeks to strike down the ACA — seem to be seeing things more clearly.
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Mercury meets Uranus, bringing unexpected news, and the sun connects with Neptune, offering some healing, on May 8—seeing things in a new light helps you move on from the past, and a helpful energy flows for smoothing out something that got awkward.
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It's what I woke up to and went to sleep to...I was an addict, and it felt like I was seeing things I didn't want to see, like it was putting things in my head that I didn't want to care about.
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It should be no surprise that as a result of drastic cuts to the C.D.C. and a lack of investment in public health and public-health infrastructure, we are seeing things like a rise in S.T.D. rates and record numbers of overdose deaths.
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If it takes such a small amount of time and effort to get better at regulating my emotions, paying attention to other people, seeing things from their point of view, and acting altruistically, then … well … am I not morally obligated to do it?
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") MoMA's event will feature Bell ("Counternarratives" is also on display in the musuem's courtyard November 9–18) along with Sable Elyse Smith, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, D0UZE, and Devin N. Morris, all presenting ways of seeing things as they are and offering "more equitable narratives.
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"I think that yes, right now, I would hope that everyone seeing things being done that are absolutely unconstitutional and inhumane would say something in any venue, whether it's at school or at an award show or at their offices [or] online," she added.
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Yes, it relieved the stress, made people less aggressive, and the beautiful thing is that instead of seeing things around you in a trivial way, it makes you see them with an artist's eye, which gives you a feeling of spiritual evasion from the prison.
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But in a vacuum, seeing things like profanity and "sensitive subjects" labeled inappropriate gives the impression that YouTube just hasn't gotten around to flagging everything yet — especially when social networks like Facebook and Twitter often do have clear content policies that are inconsistently enforced.
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"Our days are spent literally surfing online seeing things that we look at that have that viral potential," Wiseman tells CNBC Make It. The central idea to the strategy is that things that are attracting buzz online are likely to catch on with consumers.
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People familiar with Mr. Trump's thinking have long described private conversations with the president in which he has said he is eager to meet with Mr. Mueller, a product of his belief that he can sell or coax almost anyone into seeing things his way.
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Research has shown that after analyzing the performance of an image-recognition system driven by a neural network, miscreants could mark or otherwise alter items in ways that fool the system into seeing things that are not there — or failing to see things that are.
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"It's not that often that you have a film that involves a sense of magical realism, suspended reality, or alternate universes that involve people of color and a multicultural kind of visual aesthetic or style of seeing things," costume designer Deirdra Elizabeth Govan told BuzzFeed News.
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It's also why we're seeing things like the Kaby Lake R and Coffee Lake releases, or AMD's updated Ryzen 2 chips, which look to improve on the existing technologies at the current node rather than try to force an early jump ahead to the smaller size.
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For the study, researchers examined data from questionnaires asking 3,692 10-year-olds whether they had symptoms that are similar to what adults might experience with psychosis: hearing voices that nobody else detects, seeing things others don't see, and having thoughts that others might find strange.
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The way that you are growing a human, the way that your company grows, all of that is through trying new things, through learning and growing, and that learning really comes from seeing different perspectives and seeing things in a way that you didn't see it before.
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Yung Berg's seeing things from the other side now -- he's rebranded himself as a producer called Hitmaka and is the VP of A&R at Atlantic Records -- and explains why it's super important for young artists to pour over the paperwork before signing the dotted line.
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" Dr. Helen Fisher, a study co-author and a reader of developmental psychopathology at King's College London, said Tuesday that "when we talk about psychotic experiences, we are talking about people who are experiencing things like hearing or seeing things other people don't or feeling very paranoid.
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Why birding is more challenging than one might assume: Beyond costs, it's hard to learn new ways of watching and seeing things, and birds are small and they move quickly and many of the ones we see in the Northeast look the same to an untrained eye.
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"If you get the sublime realism right, they forgive you seeing things that aren't really part of it," said Mr. Tilders, who is the creative director of Creature Technology Co., an animatronics business, spun off from Global Creatures in 2015, that manufactured Kong and the arena show creatures.
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This year we are seeing energy because they have a feeling of voting for or voting against, whether it's Donald Trump or issues that they care about, and on issues like gun safety, because we are seeing things happen in real time, like Parkland, that weren't happening before.
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I felt as if I had brought a piece of American whiteness back with me that I couldn't shake off, and that made me newly critical of things I was seeing, things that I had totally been okay with, like not using your blinker when you change lanes.
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For this week's Giz Asks, we reached out to a number of psychologists and neuroscientists to figure out why this might be—and in the process learned that, given the number of ways our brain has of tricking us into seeing things, it's a wonder that that statistic isn't higher.
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Air-Traffic Control In Ian Frazier's account of how drone racing could take screen-lovers "back into the actual world," he says that he is an "admirer of reality," and gives the last word to a young superstar drone pilot who is "seeing things no one has ever seen" ("Airborne," February 5th).
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Coach them when you see gaps in their preparation or thinking, when they fall short on a risk taken, when they lose their temper or make excuses, when they're seeing things from just their side during a conflict or tension, or when they're not aware of the perception or impression they're leaving.
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The piece that he did recently where he followed Pat Manuel, reading his description about the photos, about how he was reached out to for that to be a Black trans photographer documenting that moment in history; seeing things like that is a reminder for each other about why we do it.
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" (Jones replied on Twitter that there was only one opinion writer in the entire project; she has not responded to Vox's request for comment.) It was a sentiment he tweeted the day before about writers profiting from "seeing things through racial lenses and keeping racial tension aflame as much as Trump does.
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Whether or not you lived with your ex, if you had them over in your home fairly often, seeing things like framed photos or even certain areas of your space might remind you of the time you had a movie night at your place, or had a home-cooked meal at your dining table.
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You want to build layers and you want to create that kind of depth to your storytelling, and at the same time it's really easy for people to jump to conclusions of seeing things they don't like and judging it, because they're not going to get part two of what's going on there for two more months.
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Similarly, Kevin's pursuit of Evie Murphy — whom he sees standing in the window of the local morning show that gives the episode its title, holding a sign pointing him toward the apocalyptic Surat 81 from the Quran — gives the episode a pulse-pounding spine that means you don't stop to think about how he's probably seeing things again.
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"The reason it's not a surprise is we've been seeing things moving in this direction for a few years and have known that this has been a challenging area where we have problems with diagnosis, problems with drug resistance in treatment, decay or erosion in our public health infrastructure," he said, adding that there are possible solutions.
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"So seeing things from a different perspective and learning that I'm going to have to teach that man how to respect women and how to live his day to day life, I really took it upon myself to be proactive and make sure I'm being a great example for him and my fiancée," the 24-year-old Winston said.
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Especially at night, when you're seeing things basically in three different forms: the heat-and-light image in night vision; the silhouette in darkness I'd see in my peripheral or if I looked under the goggles; and the image I knew — like, if I was looking at a teammate, the guy I was familiar with, my memory of what he looked like in daylight.
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" In her essay accompanying Sherry's photographs in "David Benjamin Sherry: American Monuments," Williams writes, "He asks us to look deeper to engage with the world in a way we have never considered before because the colonization of America has also been the colonization of art … Through heightened attention, he nurtures a more inclusive view of the natural world without the distraction of seeing things as they are, but rather what they might become.
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According to TheInvisibleOnes, this isn't the only time that Death Stranding appears to have used imagery from PT. Last year, fans noticed that PT has a film negative that once inverted what looks like a tunnel: The claim is that this tunnel went on to be featured in a Death Stranding trailer: Players also claim that a blurry painting in PT appears to connect with an official Death Stranding poster: It's possible that these are huge coincidences or that players are seeing things that aren't there.
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