Meesh sheepishly — well, actually not so sheepishly — confesses that she charged all those jars of face cream herself, then sold them on eBay.
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He goes from boyishly enthusiastic to sheepishly offended in .
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"But it didn't go through, " Musk sheepishly pointed out.
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" — to which Goulding quietly nodded and sheepishly said "Yeah.
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Tai sheepishly agreed, though only to escape the awkward conversation.
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A couple of days later, Sanders sheepishly walked it back.
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She very sheepishly told me I should try masturbating more.
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She later said, "sorry" sheepishly to laughs from the crowd.
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"We don't have those around here anymore," she says sheepishly.
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"Hashtag this is why I'm single," she said, giggling sheepishly.
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"21.74," Barkley said, conceding sheepishly that he knew Henry's time.
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"An easy guess, maybe," Mr. Schleicher said a bit sheepishly.
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"We kind of wanted to annoy people," Lee explained sheepishly.
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"I'm a bit of a control freak," she says, smiling sheepishly.
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" Trump, appearing alongside daughter Ivanka, smiled sheepishly and said, "That's true.
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Mr. Weiner said sheepishly that he had not seen the film.
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"I don't think many people did," his Australian colleague added sheepishly.
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She wasn't entirely sure what it all did, she said sheepishly.
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The waiter sheepishly pointed to a lone chair in the corner.
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"I didn't go to the gym last night," he said, sheepishly.
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"Thank you so much Pia," Harvey sheepishly said to a laughing crowd.
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Just then, in the somber silence, one junior manager sheepishly speaks up.
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"Yeah, it was an excuse to go," Allen sheepishly concedes to PEOPLE.
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"I've shanked it a few times at a tournament," she says sheepishly.
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" At the aroid show, strangers sheepishly approached her — "Hi, are you Enid?
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" The man jumped at being noticed and sheepishly replied, "To the restroom.
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Amazon had to sheepishly issue $20 gift cards and apologies to customers.
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"It was the best goal of my career," Lozano said sheepishly afterward.
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I caught him sheepishly glancing at my tits a couple of times.
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To my surprise, one noticed me and, grinning sheepishly, said, "I'm sorry."
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He returned some 45 minutes later holding a live chicken, smiling sheepishly.
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And he sheepishly admits he had no idea it was anything special.
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I sheepishly said I didn't, but of course I knew who he was.
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Shuman bowed sheepishly and proceeded to plug the key into the main server.
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Its manager sheepishly admits that he obtained a five-year lease rent-free.
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"Everyone here calls me 'doctor,' " he told me sheepishly, as the journalists left.
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I come back a couple months later and sheepishly slink back into it.
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I was there, sheepishly, to buy a Ferrari F143 Lego set for myself.
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"Before I enlisted, I used to like JAG," he said, a bit sheepishly.
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"I don't know that I would agree with the characterization," he said sheepishly.
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Styles sheepishly explained that he likes to work out to One Direction songs.
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"People think I'm too nice," Police Constable Wheatley, 218, said, a touch sheepishly.
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"I knew I had it ready for you!" he told her, blushing sheepishly.
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"It's my first solve of the day," says Australian speedcuber Feliks Zemdegs, somewhat sheepishly.
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"We're here to accommodate you, not to accommodate us," Grassley said, a little sheepishly.
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I go sheepishly, like the new kid at school, summoned to the principal's office.
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"That was horrible," Mr. Cooper recalled, a bit sheepishly, in an interview on Wednesday.
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I screened him, sheepishly; I knew I had to make a first good impression.
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He's only got a couple, and he sheepishly apologizes, saying they're only rough demos.
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After we both nut, I sheepishly thanked him, put my clothes on, and skedaddled.
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Mr. Saldaña, watching from the shade, sheepishly approached the woman to ask for help.
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Washington (CNN)Prosecutor John Crabb Jr. approached Judge Amy Berman Jackson sheepishly at first.
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But, he admits somewhat sheepishly, he has no idea how many pieces he has.
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A staffer sheepishly shrugged it off while agreeing that it shouldn't have been there.
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Hough, who was last linked to DWTS troupe member Hayley Erbert in August, laughed sheepishly.
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Dee Dee sheepishly asks if she can give Gypsy her first bath, but Emma declines.
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"I had a Super Bowl party at my house last night," Bryan, 39, said sheepishly.
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Being too shy to protest, I sheepishly took my game and we both walked away.
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After dinner, some of the newly anointed Lions sheepishly admitted to having overdue library books.
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I sheepishly walked up to the Eastern State Penitentiary, awestruck by its size and architecture.
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"You're gonna hate me …" he mutters sheepishly, his voice barely audible over the clanging silverware.
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When you request such information, you do so sheepishly, acknowledging your impropriety while promising discretion.
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People will tease you or apologize sheepishly for using their phones in front of you.
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"It's a more cost-effective model," the robot's operator told me, just a bit sheepishly.
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"I kind of asked for a globe," he said sheepishly, before getting a little more decisive.
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And I had to sheepishly un-tell all the people I'd been sharing the news with.
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Now that it looks like he'll win, Republicans are sheepishly getting back on the Moore bandwagon.
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"It all seems fleeting," he said, somewhat sheepishly but with extreme geniality, of his current renown.
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"Eric's wife had to work so I have him for the day," Mr. Day sheepishly explains.
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I bought it, somewhat sheepishly, along with Amazon's basic (and much cheaper than Bose) earbud headphones.
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I sheepishly retrieved my ball, hoping too much national pride wasn't lost through my poor display.
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"It's for a role, 'Mission: Impossible 6,'" he said sheepishly, referring to his giant crumb catcher.
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He sheepishly recalled the time he sprayed the wrong insecticide because he couldn't read the label.
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"I wish I could say someone said, 'Here, you have to wear this,'" Gosling sheepishly told Norton.
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Afterwards, he sheepishly waved while exiting the stage, never to return for even a perfunctory customary encore.
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"Two weeks ago I would have said Pete Buttigieg was not experienced enough," she said somewhat sheepishly.
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She said almost sheepishly that there was no particularly "profound" reason that she started getting high again.
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A couple of us sheepishly walked off the bus and disposed of flasks and weed-related items.
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"I've never been especially kind to the environment," she said sheepishly, and pledged to take baby steps.
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The brothers sheepishly appeared in court for causing $5 million worth of damages to a vacation rental.
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He looked around to see who responded and we sheepishly half-raised our hands, catching his gaze.
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Having said that, she sheepishly poured a glass of Nor'easter, a Good Life cider flavored with cranberries.
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When I asked the T.S.A. agent why, he sheepishly claimed that the passport kiosk "misread" my form.
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"I'm a bit of a magpie," Colum McCann said, sheepishly gesturing around his office at Hunter College.
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"We forgot to put in a deadline," she said sheepishly, her face framed by a flowery headband.
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But, I would sheepishly explain to my friends, immigration benefits are a privilege rather than a right.
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Asked why he had come out in the rain to see Mr. Cruz, Mr. Pimm answered somewhat sheepishly.
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Somewhat sheepishly, one imagines, he decided to don his popish vestments and revert to saying the Latin mass.
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Obviously she's joking and will find someone way before then, so I sheepishly agree and forget about it.
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And in another, he asks someone for a trash can, and she sheepishly shakes her head in incomprehension.
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Now, he's almost entirely vegetarian, though he admitted, a little sheepishly, that he still eats turkey at Thanksgiving.
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We'll never know who said it first, nor whether the coiner spoke sheepishly or proudly, angrily or slyly.
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During one period when he was unemployed, he sheepishly told investigators, he fell prey to an Internet scam.
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On the night of the studio performance, she finished singing and sheepishly accepted the applause of her friends.
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Later, a woman he's dating expresses surprise when he suggests, almost sheepishly, that he adheres to his faith.
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"We kind of looked at each other sheepishly, because we hadn't yet made our declarations," Ms. Allen said.
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At grocery stores, beggars jostle with middle-class shoppers, who sheepishly ask to put their purchases on credit.
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On Thursday, when Mr. Forsythe came out to bow, he smiled sheepishly and had to be pushed forward.
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When the conductor came through to collect tickets, one of the boys asked sheepishly how much it cost.
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When the conductor came through to collect tickets, one of the boys asked sheepishly how much it cost.
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Instead, the promoter sheepishly stooped to retrieve the mic, handed it back to my father and shut up.
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Mouratoglou later explained, a tad sheepishly, that he had not answered truthfully when Serena had inquired about it.
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DuBuc agreed, but sheepishly explained that their first stop in town would have to be the police station.
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I glanced over at Baring, a little sheepishly, but my comments only seemed to have redoubled her interest.
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As I sheepishly mind the gap I wonder why my facts failed so badly to change their minds.
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"I didn t warm up and I didn t wear cleats," he said sheepishly, not too worse for wear.
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The announcers genuinely forgot him, and had to backtrack to admit sheepishly that he should be heading out too.
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He entered the exam room sheepishly, and sat on the hard plastic chair facing me, arms crossed, head down.
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You don't just stand there sheepishly as as the women, who had nothing to do with it, dry-heave.
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Suddenly, Stza Crack is gone, and he is once again Scott Sturgeon, a man looking sheepishly at his hands.
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The publisher's online subscription business, embarked upon somewhat sheepishly in 2011, has now cultivated over 2.2 million paying readers.
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After Rihanna, 27, owns up to texting a nude selfie (sheepishly, mind you), she challenges Clooney's claims of modesty.
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Well, joke was on bratty me once I had to sheepishly admit how great this back massager really is.
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"Everything's a little broken right now," he said, smiling sheepishly, upon killing me for a third time with it.
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Each time, I sheepishly smile and say that I'm a CPA, or an opinion journalist or a political activist.
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In his own memoir, Hobsbawm sheepishly admitted that ignorance of the reality of Soviet life was not an excuse.
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So I suppose they stand sheepishly at the microphone and rant without interruption about the evils of the Clintons.
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People chimed in on Twitter as well, sometimes sheepishly admitting that they thought the gif was Galifianakis all along.
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Desperate, he's forced to sheepishly go back to Monte on the radio to ask if his offer still stands.
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"It's hard for us to accept that role," she says sheepishly, insisting the scene existed long before their arrival.
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"Sorry," said Ellen Page sheepishly, seven minutes into her Thursday-night appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
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And he left his dazed audience in the dust, begging for surrender and commenting sheepishly on his obvious brilliance.
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"Look at us," the elder Mr. Ruiz said, as he sheepishly polished off the remains of a chocolate sundae.
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Luis Ferré-Sadurní, another reporter, sheepishly acknowledged that he liked the drink, and not just because of the taste.
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A coach was dispatched to ask, a little sheepishly, if he would pose for a photo with the boys.
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Hours later, the Kabul police sheepishly admitted that it was only another government big shot on another drunken rampage.
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I sent him a catalogue of my work, and I sheepishly apologized for it just being pretty or something.
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Customers in line behind him just all stood there looking sheepishly when it happened, as if it was normal.
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She has more than 2500,24 followers on Instagram and admits, a little sheepishly, that she does get recognized a lot.
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After a break, a lawyer for the state came back and sheepishly admitted to the court: there was a mistake.
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Johnson sheepishly told Icahn he'd have to call him back the next day and hung up the phone, somewhat abruptly.
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I walked in and sheepishly lied that I only had a credit card so I'd need to tip on that.
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"I have to say -- rather embarrassing for myself -- I received one of these spearfishing messages weeks ago," Price admitted sheepishly.
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When I had gone out alone, I would sheepishly sip my Sapporos and only sometimes find someone to talk to.
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Even the Federal Reserve has begun to sheepishly ask U.S. banks how they would "handle" negative rates (hypothetically, of course).
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One of the Qatari officials I spoke to seemed sheepishly amused by the raft of shady offers that came in.
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At one point, a young mother sheepishly stopped him to say she had named her child Omar in his honor.
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"I hate schmoozing," he admitted sheepishly, aware that this was a serious liability in a trade built on personal connections.
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Since he is a teenage boy, I supposed it's expected for him to sheepishly ask how he was in bed.
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I sheepishly turn around to check how my mom is coping with all of this, only to find that she's disappeared.
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Sometimes the fighting got so loud Chuck would walk sheepishly over to his neighbors' homes to apologize for the raised voices.
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I came home from work with 12 eggs and sheepishly asked my boyfriend if I could try out his egg cooker.
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Sobbing through apologies, I sheepishly told him that I actually hated the dress, and I didn't want him to be upset.
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This paranoid routine, Wright sheepishly admits, happened quite a few times over the years—more often than she cares to reveal.
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Beltran sheepishly admitted that it had happened to him before, so he could not promise that it would not happen again.
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"Well, the other Oktoberfests in New York are for certain nowhere as close to traditional as we are," Schneider said, sheepishly.
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"R" shows a big bird with flamboyant blue hair dramatically scolding a smaller bird with wings held sheepishly behind its back.
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" The two pals had even gone to a ZZ Top concert together, Canary testified, adding sheepishly: "I'm embarrassed to admit that.
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The guy was startled and jumped, before sheepishly laughing and making fun of himself for being wholly absorbed by his phone.
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"We try to shop small and shop local whenever we can," Ms. Babb said, adding, sheepishly, "with the exception of Amazon."
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I sheepishly asked the Kenyan runners if anyone was willing to run at a 12-minute-per-mile pace with us.
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Sheepishly, staff inform him that the patty—supplied by Beyond Meat, a California-based company—has been flown in from America.
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Then perhaps his opponents can sheepishly admit that they were wrong to investigate him for years based on a phony dossier.
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Those of us who can (like me) sheepishly sidle over to one of our other tribes, our chameleon skin quietly changing.
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I sheepishly put my blunt wraps on the counter, and the kids looked up at me and started making weed jokes.
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Yes, I'd say, a little sheepishly, a little defensively, and then open the fridge and gesture to the right-hand corner.
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We admire El-Nemr's strength at breaking this news — where he chuckled sheepishly, we'd choke back caffeine-withdrawal-induced sobs of incredulity.
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Maybe you're the one in the office (or worse yet, the bar) always sheepishly asking to borrow a phone charger from somebody.
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SH: You said that people were coming up to you to sort of sheepishly apologize towards the latter half of the day.
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" Kaine sheepishly acknowledged that he may not be a household name, saying: "This might be the first time you've heard my name.
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Plus, we're reminded of just how much conventionally handsome, tall, white, brunette men can get away with if they smile sheepishly enough.
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As she made her way through the treasure-filled galleries, she kept "nerding out," as she sheepishly called it, over the relics.
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I slunk somewhat sheepishly back to the email thread to ask for an interview with the site's founder, and Riedle graciously agreed.
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In Hamilton's rebuttal, he sheepishly admitted ("this confession is not made without a blush") that the blackmail was of a personal nature.
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Even at the state level, governors and legislatures have been sheepishly quiet when you consider we have 85033 states plus the territories.
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"I couldn't study both back home," she says, somewhat sheepishly from Norwest's glass-lined new offices in San Francisco's South Park neighborhood.
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But he gets so invested in the bit that he knocks over a glass and has to sheepishly fetch the real vacuum.
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Early on in the movie, Lisa sheepishly shows her flower haiku to her husband after it gets panned by her poetry workshop.
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His beaming parents hug him as he grins sheepishly, a kid still, with the weight of their small universe on his shoulders.
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Conservative legislator Leona Alleslev told the House that Trudeau had "sheepishly accepted" the terms put forward by the United States and Mexico.
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Conservative legislator Leona Alleslev told the House that Trudeau had "sheepishly accepted" the terms put forward by the United States and Mexico.
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"I was anticipating it, but I wasn't expecting it," Bigger sheepishly admits to Refinery29 about all the attention his new beard has generated.
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As I got used to my new hands, I popped open the briefcase, tossing around (and then sheepishly replacing) a stack of cash.
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Wearing a white robe with gold trim, Hamza is seen at times smiling sheepishly as children hover in and out of the frame.
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"I sheepishly made it clear to him that I was most nervous to tell him, because I regarded him as homophobic," Peter recalled.
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"You'd think that [Dusty would] like when I sang to her, but she just doesn't like it that much," Levine said, smiling sheepishly.
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"Somewhat sheepishly, she stops and asks me if doing my work in a quieter place would be better for me," Ms. Felipe wrote.
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It was not until an hour later that he sheepishly called his relatives to inform them that he was 100 miles away in Cincinnati.
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You got mistletoe everywhere and eventually the two of you will be standing under it and you'll sheepishly tilt your head up toward it.
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Excuse me," Trump replied sheepishly, also noting, "Over your life, Megyn, you've been called a lot worse … It's a modern form of fighting back.
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That leads her on what amounts to a journey of sexual self-discovery, one that includes watching a great deal of porn, albeit sheepishly.
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Unfortunately, disaster soon strikes when she can't fit any more into her mouth, leading her to sheepishly spit some into one of the containers.
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Then it's right to the new cast, as Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, and Kate McKinnon sheepishly confront a ghost before all hell breaks loose.
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The 42-year-old sheepishly raised his right arm to acknowledge the applause, before sharing apologetic high-fives with his caddie and playing companions.
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There have been a lot of us looking at each other sheepishly, with big grins on our faces and saying, 'Can we do that?
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In this environment, abandoning the Graham-Cassidy health care reform bill, which Gillespie reluctantly did (before sheepishly walking back his opposition), is considered acceptable.
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In one video, captioned "bathroom party," six boys and girls sheepishly exit a gender-neutral bathroom (the last one out flips off the videographer).
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The 763-year-old recalled, sheepishly, the basketball shorts and Payless kicks he wore on flights to tournaments around the country back in 276.
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He dropped his driver and retreated sheepishly in a golf cart, ignoring pleas from the gallery that he tee it up and try it again.
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"I don't know who they're angry at, Hillary, you or I," Mr. Trump said sheepishly from the dais, turning to his opponent amid the heckling.
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Guests stand waiting for attention at a host stand, and servers with little knowledge of the menu merely smile sheepishly as sophisticated customers ask questions.
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"I'm often somewhat worried about myself that I tend to be drawn to situations that are going to be incredibly difficult," he said, smiling sheepishly.
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When asked if any options would be available to vegan or lactose intolerant students, Layton sheepishly told me "we've got water," before citing budget constraints.
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This was billed as a "Destiny Pictures Production," but it was in fact produced by the National Security Council, as the council later sheepishly admitted.
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We made direct eye contact as he grinned sheepishly and shrugged while I gave him my best born-and-raised-in-New York City glare.
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His archetypal boomer has traded dean's-office occupations for corner-office employment, but a little sheepishly, walking away from the counterculture without really repudiating it.
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But Steven Larvin, a 61-year-old greengrocer with a stall in the nearby town of Sutton, confessed sheepishly that the proposal appealed to him.
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He sheepishly told us to shop at Walter's, the OG spot that sells velour track suits, but then said he buys most of his clothes online.
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" As she explained that she is half-Latino and half-Asian, Barahona Marana said almost sheepishly: "I'm the margin that was supposed to bring this in.
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Chris initially took Sam's usual spot, his back to the living room with the old clock behind him, but sheepishly surrendered it to Sam on request.
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"My cousin told me that they saw a video of me on stage at Lollapalooza for a song with [Knox Fortune]," he says a bit sheepishly.
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Now, just months later, I was dodging the practice and having to sheepishly answer "no" when my friends and family asked me if I was teaching.
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Luis Mora "I don't actually know how to play," Wolfgang Tillmans admits to me as he sheepishly half-pokes at the keys of a vintage synthesizer.
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Matthews met with the news media briefly after the game and smiled almost sheepishly when asked about the growing throngs of fans wearing his No. 34.
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Viewers who are similarly ignorant shouldn't feel bad, and in the best pedagogical spirit Green turns blank looks and sheepishly shrugged shoulders into a teaching moment.
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Countless students (including myself) have walked these hallways, proudly (or sheepishly) hanging a poster for their first art exhibition, musical performance, guest lecture, or fashion show.
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After other invited artists expressed outrage at the treatment of Young Fathers and threatened to cancel their appearances, Ms. Carp sheepishly asked the Scottish band back.
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Sheepishly, I called the campus police for help, and soon after, an officer — a white man, probably in his 60s — showed up with the master keys.
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The only thing eating my brain was my irrational anxiety, and after a few sleepless nights, I felt sheepishly well enough to rejoin the Vegas revelry.
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"With all due respect, they're all still gonna be dead tomorrow," he says sheepishly into the receiver, and the facade of his respectable career in journalism disappears.
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Nadhim Zahawi, a minister who attended, sheepishly said that he had left early (and claimed that it was a more tasteful event the previous time he went).
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Below are the artists you can either add to your Spotify and thank me now, or sheepishly admit you know nothing about them at a summer party.
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But on October 30th the body that operates nuclear power plants acknowledged, sheepishly, that a computer had indeed been infected, but it was only an "administrative" one.
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I got on line, and then — knowing full well that more than one set of eyes was watching — I sheepishly grabbed the items and prepared to pay.
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I watched her sheepishly from my nook in the law school reading room, near the nine-foot-tall grandfather clock carved with a statue of Lady Justice.
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It's September 23 and we must, with our eyes sheepishly pointed to the floor, point you to some inexplicable Christmas music that was released earlier this week.
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More than once, Mr. Corbett has had to call a restaurant where his benefactor would be dining and sheepishly ask if he could bring in a special cake.
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Though I honestly love leggings and sports bras, I've only deemed them appropriate for actual workouts, lazy weekends, and, a bit sheepishly, traveling (what up, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley).
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It's too early to tell if this will pay off or of Olympus will sheepishly release a late-to-the-game full-frame camera in a few years.
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During a checkup with my doctor, I sheepishly confessed to her that oftentimes after "rough sex" with my now ex-partner, I had found blood in my stool.
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On Tuesday, children sheepishly asked a security guard at the courthouse if they needed to walk through the new metal detector to drop off their farm club paperwork.
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Ho sheepishly showed me the spreadsheet on his phone; a sprawling beast that plotted every ingredient in his workout meals, for a total of 2016,226 calories per day.
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And with the stopgap spending bill the Congressional Republicans just sheepishly agreed to this past weekend as proof, we know the GOP simply caved to those Democrat demands.
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"I am definitely not the designer," he said, looking in the direction of Daniel Kearns, who stood to the side, basking slightly sheepishly in the soccer superstar's glow.
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In an interview Thursday, Hamilton sheepishly told CNN he's coordinated or conducted more than 75 rescues in floodwaters near his Kauai home, but he's not asking for credit.
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And we were just, like, I don't say this sheepishly, but for us a lot of people that we reach out to, turns out they were our friends.
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Neighbors who have never exchanged more than a few sentences are asking each other how they're doing and what they need, and sometimes, sheepishly, what their names are.
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"It was a great hang," said Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead, who recalled a backstage jam where Hendrix sheepishly asked if he could sit in on bass.
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And, when PEOPLE later caught up with Lemon over at MSNBC's rival afterparty and asked about the Playboy soirée, the CNN anchor replied sheepishly, "I think I'm in trouble."
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It's certainly quite weird to see Yorke sheepishly playing guitar for fairly pre-occupied old people under a gazebo while they snack on party sized sausage rolls and spritzers.
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Even after several episodes, it's easy to get sucked into the crime narrative and its twists and turns — only to remember, somewhat sheepishly, that none of it is real.
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An American actor, Bob, who has sheepishly gone to Tokyo to shill for Suntory whiskey, meets a woman, Charlotte, who has been left alone by her husband, a photographer.
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The handle comes off in my hand, and, faced with the prospect of leaving two broken components of a toilet plunger in my old apartment, I pack it sheepishly.
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The agent then sheepishly retreated to the anonymity provided by the crowd; his body posture and hands up -- a "what are you gonna do?" gesture -- the picture of sanguinity.
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He hunched over to greet a few of the children in the crowd, sheepishly apologizing that he was about to bore them with politics before promising ice cream afterward.
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Mr. Pelletier's brother Philippe, another principal in the company, said a bit sheepishly on Friday that they had simply settled for the tallest tree they could find in time.
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Adams sheepishly asks if Charlie might be free later for a jam before work mode kicks in (Adams was about to leave for an 11-day promo tour in Europe).
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Nearly everyone I've talked to at SXSW, from the extremely bullish to the sheepishly skeptical, agrees that there's too much hype, marketing nonsense, scams, frauds, and misinformation surrounding the industry.
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In the fake interview, Ocasio-Cortez sheepishly shakes her head when Stuckey asks if she understands anything about politics, and she appears to think Venezuela is in the Middle East.
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But Giuliani also sheepishly conceded in multiple interviews that when the nominee bragged in the 2005 tape of using his celebrity status to grope women, he was describing sexual assault.
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We dropped off to sleep before Elliot insisted on coming with me to the pharmacy, sheepishly handing me a £10 bill before I sped down the escalator to the counter.
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It's an amusing choice — "I do come from a big family," he tells Charlie, then sheepishly adds, "It's actually just me, I'm an only child" — and one that's almost touching.
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When the shopgirl added my name to the long list of waiting women, I felt both sheepishly unoriginal (clearly my desire did not mark me as unique) and oddly liberated.
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The half a dozen other ladies on the bus asked me if I was OK, and when I sheepishly admitted what was wrong, they did something that absolutely floored me.
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The promotion appeared to surprise even Sewing, who according to one person, sheepishly told senior managers in Frankfurt days after his promotion about his need for a "new blue suit".
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But every so often he would look over at me somewhat sheepishly to see how I was reacting to the music, no doubt because I had mocked the new record.
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When she sheepishly admitted to her granddaughter that she had been defrauded, Ms. Lecoq spent months calling law enforcement agents and prosecutors to help make a case for serious theft.
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Adams sheepishly asks if Charlie might be free later for a jam before work mode kicks in (Adams was about to leave for an 19893-day promo tour in Europe).
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He was also a former drug dealer who sheepishly confessed he had been arrested at least 20 times, but that the only mark on his record was a public intoxication charge.
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He's shy and struggles to find words to express himself, looking away sheepishly as we ask him about what he was thinking the first time he carried a gun in battle.
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There wasn't any cack-handed dropper-dropping on Uber, no sheepishly slinking into the sticky leather of a stranger's Benz to score a sachet of something you shouldn't really be buying.
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Only then does he realize he's being watched, and sheepishly ushers the dolls out of his toy box with a line about welcoming them back whenever they need more acting tips.
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With no role models to look up to, Forbes is the only one who sheepishly suggests that he took some cues from the paltry "indie" NME scene of five years ago.
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The idea that people would sheepishly hide their political preferences might seem unthinkable in the current political climate, one that is characterized by screaming supporters, massive rallies and flashy candidate swag.
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"They're always giving me a hard time," said Mr. Shore, 61, gesturing sheepishly toward the black-and-orange knit hat as the shriek of grindstone against steel filled the narrow shop.
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"I promise always to make it on stage for my verse," Pope sheepishly vowed to Young and the hundreds gathered to celebrate the song in the Country Music Hall of Fame rotunda.
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Nearly a decade ago, AOL cofounder Steve Case was at a conference when a promising young entrepreneur "sheepishly" approached him to share how Case had unintentionally helped turn him into a coder.
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The hosts all immediately jumped to reminding the actor that they couldn't drop the F-bomb on live radio, eliciting laughter from some in the background and leading Costner to sheepishly apologize.
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In Washington the reaction was no better: five days later the new foreign secretary grinned his way sheepishly through a press conference as American journalists read from his litany of undiplomatic remarks.
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Polled by admissions officers on our college tours, the majority of the other students visiting college campuses, we learned, have been juniors and seniors, with a few sophomores sheepishly raising their hands.
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Lamb slid late into home plate while scoring in the third inning of a 6-2 victory on Thursday, and he stumbled as he attempted to get to his feet, grinning sheepishly.
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Mr. Dale recalls sheepishly calling his boss — who had been married for more than 213 years — in the middle of a parent-teacher meeting to ask if she was having an affair.
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I watched other candidates struggle to open oyster shells and saw an animated pastor ask Joe Lieberman three times whether Jesus was in his heart before the senator sheepishly waved him off.
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The waiters, clearly not well-versed in Jewish customs, huddled over this insane request for succo d'uva by someone older than six and sheepishly asked Mr. Ouazana if the restaurant carried any.
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After the Democrats sent out their reactions, and the news media came alive, Mr. Moore sheepishly admitted that, while he is pulling for his friend Mr. Kudlow, the deal is not done.
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It's a Friday night, and I'm here to ask some of the questions that come to mind when we slip past one of her colleagues sheepishly, muttering that we have no change.
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"This is about your wife," I'd blurted out sheepishly while connecting eyes with his actual wife, Aziza, who's been quietly reading in the corner of their Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, apartment during our conversation.
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" Though Bigelow is "thrilled" Jenkins achieved blockbuster success with Wonder Woman, she sheepishly admitted she hasn't been able to see the comic book movie yet: "I've been so busy, but I want to.
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At the time, contestants were judged based on "their general appeal in appearance, personality, conversations with the judges, and interactions with the crowds," as the official Miss America website puts it, somewhat sheepishly.
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" He eventually shuffled off toward the stranger, allowing Randolph to turn his attention to the other 14-year-old, Thomas, who stood sheepishly on a nearby corner holding his sign: "I've Been Bullied.
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I've had to sheepishly seek help from friends, ask Twitter followers to donate whatever they were willing, and beg a bank manager to partially release a hold placed on one of my paychecks.
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They included candid videos of Duda eating in the locker room, or sitting on the team plane, and many of them ended with Duda either sheepishly scurrying away or smacking at the camera.
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There's nothing quite like watching Yoko Ono shout-sing "Voice Piece for Soprano" (1961, 2010) as another museum goer sheepishly creeps across the project's frame, unknowing of the audible madness in your ears.
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But they also sheepishly said it might also have been a sign of vanity; rather than putting their money into mission work or social engagement, they wanted to boast about their wealth and faith.
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Indian women can be barred from entering the kitchen and handling food, kept away from family members and shunned from offering prayers during what is sheepishly referred to as "that time of the month".
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In a statement to the Commons on February 22nd he issued a string of barely veiled attacks on Mr Johnson's arguments and motives as his target looked on, rather sheepishly, from the back benches.
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I wanted broken noses, I wanted grown men sheepishly jogging back onto offense, their spirits broken by abs getting thrust into their faces, I wanted to gawk at hoops violence in its purest forms.
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His name was Jeremy, he broadcast to the room, and he had been banned from most of the shelters in the city for making threats and also, he added sheepishly, for carrying them out.
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Rondo, now with the Kings, and Jordan, with the Clippers, were booed every moment they touched the ball, even when they sheepishly stood at the free throw line like cats on a diving board.
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We can (sheepishly) look at Vox's own response as a microcosm of the larger cultural reaction: In the wake of David Bowie's death, Vox published no fewer than 15 articles about the singer's legacy.
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Harden punished Orlando repeatedly both inside and out, and after opting not to double team Harden in the first half, the Magic sheepishly attempted to do so to no avail in the second half.
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Sent to the V.A. for evaluation after frequent episodes of insubordination and erratic behavior, he was prescribed mood stabilizers and antipsychotics, neither of which, he sheepishly confided, he was presently taking, thanks to Serenity Park.
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One frigid February morning not long after they met, he paid her a visit, sheepishly asked the much younger -- and married -- Fay, "Will you be my Valentine?" and handed her an extra-large Hershey's bar.
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During a brief video interview that was screened, Mr. Tao sheepishly admitted that he doesn't really know Bruckner's Eighth and probably wouldn't have spent time with it had he not been tapped for the gig.
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If Lyft holds its price through the lockup period and other unicorn IPOs follow a similar path, then a lot of price critics from the past five years (sheepishly raises hand) will have to eat crow.
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On November 23rd, Mitsubishi Materials sheepishly confessed (during a public holiday) that its subsidiaries had falsified data, on aluminium and other products used in aircraft and cars, given to customers in Japan, America, China and Taiwan.
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There was the work—Logan Sparks attests in Partly Fiction to Stanton's work ethic, which the actor himself always downplayed—and the high times of Hollywood partying and womanizing, which Stanton remembered rather sheepishly on camera.
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Planes don't fall from the sky, nuclear reactors don't explode, and people who went into their bunkers a few hours earlier to await armageddon come sheepishly back out and start trying to offload their stockpiled canned food.
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He does get laid, though; in a sort of 70s pixie girl seduction ritual, he is bedded by three "tour wives" who are bored in Tupelo and engage him in a foursome he sheepishly avails himself to.
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My fellow lucid dream enthusiasts had picked one another out without too much trouble; they were the ones milling around sheepishly, looking a little rumpled, a little apprehensive, not quite sure what they had signed up for.
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The film's director, Maia Wechsler, is attuned enough to the details that even viewers without the faintest grasp of dance technique — picture my hand sheepishly raised — will gain a strong sense of what made Cunningham's work groundbreaking.
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In a slouchy gray cardigan, wire-rimmed glasses and a fuzzy soul patch, Mr. Shinkai sipped from a bottle of vending-machine iced coffee and smiled almost sheepishly as he described the recurring themes of his work.
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Both engineers spoke with Wired about their respective programs, the former in a 2014 profile and the latter in a 2018 op-ed, and sheepishly poked fun at the humorous mistakes that autocorrect is known for producing.
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A generation emerged sheepishly from the wreckage, wiping their eyes and quietly putting platform boots, kanji-script hoodies, circle sunglasses, slime fonts, 3D Roman architecture, spiked chokers, pizza iconography, and ill-advised Ciara remixes back in the closet.
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As I sit locked in between the middle of the exchange, sheepishly sipping a beer, it's unclear if this is actually real, or just staged, perhaps as an extended part of the narrative concept of the group's existence.
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I stammer and sheepishly explain how, even if my partner and I were interested in adopting, I don't think we have enough space in our tiny Los Angeles apartment for a baby, let alone a full-grown teen.
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When Mallis brought up the rumored story that, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, Jacqueline Kennedy flew her red designer suit to New York for Cunningham to personally dye black for the historic funeral, he sheepishly confirmed.
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Mr. Hickenlooper, for instance, showed up at our office flustered because he had lost his wallet, and confessed sheepishly that it had been a long time since he had dealt with certain indignities of being a private citizen.
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After inflating the deficit during the administration of George W. Bush and subsequently losing control of Congress and the White House, Republicans were sheepishly apologetic, admitting that they had let their spending urges get the better of them.
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The shot drew a huge ovation from the crowd, which Nadal sheepishly acknowledged, almost apologizing for his play not unlike Michael Jordan shrugging off his sixth three-pointer in Game 1 of the 1992 NBA Finals against the Blazers.
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Shortly before Ms. Klobuchar declared her own presidential bid earlier this year, Abigail Bessler, her 24-year-old daughter, an amateur stand-up comic herself, somewhat sheepishly reminded her mother about the senior thesis Ms. Bessler wrote at Yale.
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I asked Nestor about this during our first conversation -- he sheepishly laughed and nodded that it was indeed true and followed it with some sage advice: "pole-pole," which in Swahili means "slow-slow," the mantra of the mountain.
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Just 20 hours after the report of his death, at a crowded press conference ostensibly called by Ukrainian police to document the investigation's progress, a hulking Arkady Babchenko — living, breathing, albeit a bit sheepishly — walked in front of cameras.
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They were women who connected their natural hair to their politics — some sheepishly, yet with increasing feelings of empowerment when fashion show audiences cheered for them; and others proudly, as activists already invested in the politics of black beauty.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's pollsters, still smarting after failing to predict a landslide defeat for President Mauricio Macri in an August primary, are sheepishly re-emerging with an updated election forecast: a huge win for opposition leader Alberto Fernandez.
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Reyes, who was released by the Colorado Rockies on June 25 after serving a 52-game suspension for an offseason domestic-violence arrest, received a warm ovation prior to his first at-bat and sheepishly doffed his batting helmet.
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About a month after the audition, Mr. Yang's manager sheepishly told him that the role of Colin had gone to someone else, but would he be interested in playing Bernard, the spoiled, good-for-nothing billionaire in Versace everything?
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There's a very good chance that FaceCoin will just be Facebook Credits meets Facebook Gifts, except on the blockchain for no particular reason, in which case it too will presumably fade sheepishly away to be sunsetted two years after it launches.
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One after another they echoed the tiger team, somewhat sheepishly admitting that they would rather not make the change, until we got to the last two guys: Richard Cook, the deputy project manager, and Rob Manning, the project chief engineer.
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Far from being an assertion of American dominance -- double-negative mistake or no double-negative mistake -- it showed us a Trump standing sheepishly, admiringly by a man his own director of national intelligence said is still attacking America's digital infrastructure.
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When Meredith Kelly, her communications director, sheepishly tells her 13 miles -- the high score of the day -- Gillibrand exclaims, "You out spun Jess," a reference to an earlier class with Jess Fassler, the senator's longtime aide and now campaign manager.
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"We strive to be the people who don't sheepishly exit the hotel scene just because they have three small kids," said Katherine Wheelock, a contributing editor at Condé Nast Traveler and mother of three children, all under 7 years old.
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You can hold it in the palm of your hand, which might explain why Michael thought it was a one-to-a-person treat and just shrugged when Tobias Jadberg, Circus's lead baker, sheepishly told him it's meant for two.
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I wanted to be the one that snuck back into his room after everybody had gone away, to tell secrets and make out and fall asleep side by side, and sheepishly left in the morning before the rest of the dorm woke up.
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Usually when you quit your job, it's a case of sheepishly handing over a tightly folded notice to your boss and spending the subsequent five minutes squirming as the expression on their face slowly morphs from standard Monday morning indifference to outraged betrayal.
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It's been two months since the makers of La La Land had to sheepishly shuffle aside so Team Moonlight could accept the Best Picture Oscar that was rightfully theirs, and Faye Dunaway is only now addressing her role in the awkward ordeal.
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" Kevin Durant quickly comes over and pushes Westbrook away, and a security guard looks on sheepishly as this guy, this fucking adult sitting in the front row at a NBA game, says with grave concern "he said 'fuck'...to me and my wife.
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Netflix's 'Cheer' invites you to unlearn what you think you know about cheerleading I sheepishly admit to her that I purchased a Cameo from La'Darius Marshall for a friend who needed a professional-level pep talk and apologize for the additional distraction.
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But just when Indian sceptics began to wonder aloud whether their government was telling the truth, Pakistan sheepishly admitted that it had captured an Indian soldier on its side of the border, thus hinting that there had, after all, been some sort of incursion.
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In the elegiac drama "Last Days in the Desert," Ewan McGregor portrays a holy man headed for Jerusalem: a wandering prophet variously addressed as "rabbi" or Yeshua who's seeking spiritual awareness but who sheepishly describes himself as "a bit lost" to those he encounters.
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I mean, I expected these reactions from my mom—whom I absolutely did not tell—but it shook me to hear them from my closest friends and colleagues when I sheepishly announced I would be eating 800 calories or less for the next seven days.
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As I step sheepishly over to join the 4-H crew, a pair of six-foot Polish ladies strut through the lobby, legs up to their cheekbones in see-through fuck-me heels and micro skirts, escorted by a no-neck bodyguard from central casting.
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Although they were unsuccessful in landing on the elegant solution within the time allotted, one individual pulled me aside during the session break to tell me, rather sheepishly, that the solution had immediately popped into her head, but she hadn't raised it with the group.
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You can sheepishly poke at some chantilly lace and give a tentative nod to the cheek-revealing undies, but maybe you just want someone to answer a million questions about what those numbers on the tag mean — and sometimes, it's not so easy to seek out help.
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WASHINGTON — For more than an hour, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's high-profile chief operating officer, sheepishly pledged to "do better" — over and over — as stern-faced members of the Congressional Black Caucus grilled her on Thursday about Russian ads aimed at exploiting racial divisions during last year's election.
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The clip, which immediately went massively viral online, shows the reporter Joe Pike calmly telling him: "you&aposve taken my phone and put it into your pocket Prime Minister," after which Johnson sheepishly was forced to return it and apologise to the family of the boy.
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Moves in the transfer market have been strangely muted, various targets have passed West Ham by, and star man Dimitri Payet has been enticed away to Marseille, with his mural on the side of the stadium sheepishly replaced with an image of Andy Carroll's overhead kick against Crystal Palace.
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The company's past few Spider-Man franchise films were terrible; the company eventually canned the Andrew Garfield-led Amazing Spider-Man series and returned sheepishly to Marvel Studios to reboot the character as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — for the third time in a decade — with actor Tom Holland.
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She was raised in Tribeca by an African-American father who worked as a vocal coach for doo-wop and oldies acts, and a Jewish mother who made sure she was bas mitzvahed (though Ms. Jones noted a tad sheepishly that our rehearsal-break interview was taking place on Yom Kippur).
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Well, last month at The BPM Festival in Mexico, we gathered up our cameras and stormed the beach at Playa Del Carmen to ask some of the world's best house and techno DJs about the songs they like to brush their teeth to—or sneak sheepishly into their sets at peak-time.
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In one letter to Björk, he says, "I think that there is a connection in your work between self-care and care for other beings" while in another, trying to figure out an appropriate-ism for Björk (at her request), he sheepishly ventures "pan-eroticisim," a gleeful mirror to the seedling masks and album artwork.
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Wearing leather Golf Le Fleurs, a 'No Violence!' t-shirt and a hat bearing the words 'Problem Child' (all his own label, Golf Wang), Tyler looks like your friend's shy younger brother, sheepishly sliding and shimmying across the stage during some of the songs with funkier arrangements, and walking around the set's large trees and logs like he's exploring.
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He sheepishly admits to bumping the recent single by British pop singer Rita Ora, "Let You Love Me," then breaks down why rappers Kodak Black and Moneybagg Yo are underrated, before waxing poetic on the postmodernism and classical influences of Cy Twombly, an American visual artist known for his iconic large-scale paintings that look like graffiti.
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In a piece assessing Trump's 2016 victory for The New Republic, Judis conceded again, sheepishly, that the predictions of the emerging Democratic majority had been "overly optimistic," both underestimating the potential for white working-class defections from the Democrats and overestimating how quickly and dramatically a rising Hispanic share of the electorate would help the party.
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"The harshest example for me was coming into work soon after the election and being asked, somewhat sheepishly, by a member of our 100 percent Mexican immigrant kitchen if I liked Trump," said Scott K., a manager of a Mexican restaurant who requested I not use his last name because he didn't want to blow up his people's spot.
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As Barlow would later sheepishly acknowledge, the problem with a completely lawless society is that some laws––specifically the ones meant to keep gigantic corporations from taking advantage of millions of people––are actually pretty OK. In practical application, a free and open internet might have placed the big mean corporations on the same footing as the rest of us, but that only meant that bigger, meaner corporations could come and take their place.
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The only moment when Sands's body language indicated that he might be two decades younger than NYCFC's eldest player Andrea Pirlo—the 38-year-old Italian star who, similar to Sands, made his Serie A debut at 16, albeit in 1995—was when he let a ball drop, swung his arms around in embarrassed frustration, and sheepishly grinning at no one in particular, momentarily letting the endearing kid he still is shine through.
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He included only two; one, Jennifer Wen Ma, was his former studio manager, and the other is one half of the artist-duo Sun Yuan and Peng Yu. "Most women artists may create one work that really stands out, but it is hard to see a methodology behind their works, so that made it difficult for me to select them," he said, sheepishly acknowledging that this criteria overlooked accomplishments by the 2010 Hugo Boss nominee Cao Fei or the pioneer artist Lin Tianmiao, who had a retrospective at Asia Society in 2012.
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