Last year, a clown was spotted skulking around a Chicago cemetery.
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May's cabinet, is skulking reasonably, hoping to squeeze through the middle.
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Moments later, the animal is seen skulking away down the street.
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Shapiro wrote the scene with sideways glances, skulking, and muttered chatter.
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"It looks like there's somebody like skulking around outside," the student says.
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Only Fosters Lancett moves freely among them as the skulking lone wolf.
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Tracks like "Unamused" and "Pure Evil" come from a dark and skulking place.
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More often than not, he's skulking around or chilling out on a sofa.
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"Quiet" starts the car discreetly, allowing electric-only skulking about at low speeds.
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The skulking submarines and provocative fly-bys may be foolhardy, but they are incidents.
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The result was a bust-up, the aggrieved Wells skulking off into the darkness.
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Are we really to believe in a legitimate avian menace skulking above our backyards?
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Finally out of bed, Carol starts skulking around, stealing a knife and cigarettes and clothes.
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The E3 trailer includes a lot of skulking around in the shadows and stabbing people.
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Skulking forth with slow and steady percussion, it perfectly captures the original film's tense, futuristic feel.
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House and Senate skulking back into action — or whatever you call what it is they do.
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Joe scoffs at the notion that Benji (Lou Taylor Pucci) could actually be skulking around as a spirit.
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King admitted he'd be unnerved to find a pale-faced, red-lipped prankster skulking near his Bangor home.
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Porn workers continued doing business with lower budgets and less refined technology, skulking around without explicit legal protection.
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During the Falklands war Argentina's navy kept its only carrier skulking in port for fear of British submarines.
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Signs of looming change were there, but apocalypse wasn't skulking on the horizon like a rising Arctic sun.
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Drill in hand, the lithe Pacific Junction mayor is skulking through the shell of his daughter's living room.
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This outsize impact is even more impressive, given his penchant for skulking at the margins of the story.
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There they encounter an entire coven of witches, also naked, convulsing and skulking around a bonfire like escaped lunatics.
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In fact, there are lots of trollish internet types skulking around online, looking for the next thing to troll about.
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This happened to me a lot in the conservatory, where dispatching the witches takes a lot of nimble skulking around.
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Scar isn't skulking with a giant shadow behind him, but he's still plotting the death of his brother from above.
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For a time, Bitcoin was known as the currency of drug dealers and other bad actors skulking on the internet.
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"Cinderella needs a drink," Gellhorn replies over her shoulder to the skulking Papa Hemingway, and the film's mediocrity is sealed.
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If that weren't enough, there's the Joker (Jared Leto) skulking around, trying to rescue Quinn and sow whatever chaos he can.
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In their decade together, the duo released six albums of miserably perverse storytelling and skulking indie rock that never stopped evolving.
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To watch Alison Mosshart perform is to watch a jungle cat go through the motions of a hunt—skulking, focused, serious.
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Yet skulking about Cedar Creek, edging hesitantly around corners or sprinting for cover, while pros fight and die all around you?
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I found the remainder skulking in the adjacent kitchen, where they evidently intended to remain as long as they decently could.
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Many tigers are running out of space, spilling out of their dedicated reserves, roaming along highways and skulking through crowded farmland.
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Her Cersei obsession leaves her vulnerable to Littlefinger, still skulking in the shadows of Winterfell with his own Iron Throne dreams.
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A balmy wind gusts through it, plucking at the nerves, and, during a mountain walk, a skulking fog appears from nowhere.
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He takes the fight to the top, addressing Alexandra directly at her office instead of skulking around alleyways beating up poor kids.
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"Even before this happened to me I would see code enforcement officers skulking around people's front yard, taking pictures," said Hilda Brucker.
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He's forced to go into hiding, which means shaving off his beloved beard and skulking around Key West entirely on his own.
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Josh Herdman may no longer be playing Draco Malfoy's skulking Slytherin sidekick, but he hasn't stopped using his muscles to intimidate others.
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I like imagining disappointed vapers peering inside, shaking their heads and exhaling orange-scented nicotine smoke against the windowpanes before skulking away.
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To really like this show, you have to be entertained by the antics of Roman skulking around like a slimy cat, right?
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Clear as day, Maverick could see a man in a black ski mask skulking around his property and trying to open doors.
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His approximately 10-minute homage to the 1992 film "Basic Instinct" includes a mambo-like dance and skulking bass clarinet part for Ernst.
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It was a photo of him as a young man, skulking beside his father, a dark, mean figure in a gray sacklike suit.
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It is, however, unusual for that research to involve skulking around all over Russia and other "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" kind of behavior.
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There's even a teeny, tiny Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) skulking on the corner of 12th Street — because he's always there when you need him.
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And then there is Arya, who is skulking around Winterfell, spying on Littlefinger, and accusing Sansa of selling Jon out for her own gain.
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In May, he "remembered seeing some guy skulking around his neighborhood; [the guy] was sort of looking into cars and over fences," the source says.
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The final seconds showed the apparent serial killer skulking around his lair, only this time he's not toying around with the eyeballs of butchered children.
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But Baelish has had a burning, unquenchable ambition this whole time, and concocted his long-term plan way before she started skulking around Slaver's Bay.
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For example, the base station beeps when you open a connected door, allowing you to know when someone is skulking (or walking) into the house.
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Right before Byron Scott's home was burglarized, surveillance cameras captured 2 men -- 1 wearing a hooded jacket -- skulking around the property, TMZ Sports has learned.
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They also spend hundreds of hours outside the campus, skulking through suburban Virginia and Maryland, crafting surveillance-detection routes, on foot and in rental cars.
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But with the exception Erick Aybar—last seen skulking around a similarly moribund Atlanta team—the Padres stand out for a total dearth of those players.
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The stereotypical P.I. — Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe, say — is tortured, masculine, likely to be found skulking in a dark alley and sporting a trench coat.
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But when it comes to saying whether Russia, China, Israel, or anybody else is responsible for skulking around Ottawa with surveillance equipment, nobody can be that certain.
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Rails are a family of flying birds you might see skulking around marshes, and some rail species are known for dispersing quite far from their initial homes.
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I ended up back at her place, and found myself skulking away just before daybreak, retrieving my clothes from a dark dorm room floor and dressing silently.
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Think of it like a parting gift: You're doing something nice, preventing your now-ex from sadly skulking into the nearest bodega for solace in Ben and Jerry's.
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In early test footage from inside "The Nostromo," Badejo can be seen skulking around the ship wearing a rudimentary alien head, becoming accustomed to the unavoidable sensory deprivation.
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In the ad, Glenn crouches in the background, a skulking manager, and her friend's girlfriend, who was pulled into the shoot at the last minute, poses alongside her.
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For the next 72 hours the Wilhoite stalked Skunk Alpha by radar, skulking 12 miles away and out of sight, waiting for the trawler to run for shore.
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For years, he was a footnote skulking around the edges of American culture, showing up in episodes of Sex and the City and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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Drop "The Force Theme" in there for the profound moments, the Rebel Alliance fanfare to indicate triumph, and any number of Imperial marches to accompany bad guys skulking about.
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Jack the Ripper is skulking in the wings and Karl Marx lounges in the British Museum, but onstage — as in the movie theater — the killer's depravity is simply entertainment.
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Cunanan, for example, pursues wealth through relationships with older men, whose skulking around to hide who they are actually makes them prey for a sociopath eager to exploit them.
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A few weeks ago I was standing here, looking through this garbled, pearly whorled window for my kids on the street, seeing instead the servants skulking under the ashokas.
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Players will be skulking around looking for hints and listening to conversations if they want to find the target, and I can see this mode appealing massively to Hitman perfectionists.
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Suspicious figures skulking about the property are reported to local police, and the center is taking that department's safety best practices to heart, implementing whatever suggestions the PD deems best.
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It hardly helps that one former bank boss is languishing in jail while authorities probe a loan to Kingfisher Airlines, whose former boss is skulking in a mansion in Britain.
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It's unclear if she's one of the women allegedly skulking into and out of the home Nick shared with Iggy, but apparently she will talk about it ... for a price.
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The brutal hand-to-hand combat, the high-tech tools and investigations, that sensation of skulking around in the dark undetected, all of it was there in video game form.
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"Russian ships are skulking around underwater communications cables, causing the U.S. and its allies to worry the Kremlin might be taking information warfare to new depths," AP's Deb Riechmann reports.
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" In an opinion column, A.M. Rosenthal, who until 1986 had been The Times's top editor, wrote, "The Herald damaged journalistic self-respect by skulking around Mr. Hart's house all night.
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Even after the menacing, hooded figure skulking around near the driveway is recognized as a son and brother (played by Lucas Hedges), the queasy feeling of terror doesn't quite abate.
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Then he spent six weeks skulking around New York, searching for a ship that would hire him, finally finding work as a scullion on a small steamer headed across the Atlantic.
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A skulking, slouching Merricat endures the taunts of the townspeople when she makes weekly trips for provisions, rushing home to bury trinkets in the castle's enormous garden and casting protective spells.
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The trees filled with chameleon-like drepanosaurs and eventually with the first pterosaurs; the oceans soon gave rise to the first marine reptiles; archosaurs morphed into bipedal crocodiles and skulking dinosaurs.
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Philip spent much of season one skulking about Buckingham Palace, practically limping under the mammoth chip on his shoulder about his once obedient wife daring to become something of a confident leader.
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The thought of a disappointed Mr. Maggs skulking off from the Swingfields site, crestfallen, the pockets of his leather coat weighed down with unused lube and rubbers, is a very sad one.
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I mean, I sort of look at that moment ... I mean, it's always been skulking around in the background of all these, you remember the guy who was frolicking with that Congressman.
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He partied hard, ran his country and his people into the ground, and was killed by his own gun, dragged from where he was skulking on the run in a storm drain.
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Readers will meet some of the shady characters skulking around Beirut, Tehran, Washington and Tel Aviv in these pages, but they might be slightly disappointed that the author can't pin them down.
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Since the couple was too busy screaming and driving off in terror to give Woodsman a light, he goes searching for one and ends up skulking into the apparently fictional KPJK radio station.
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"We are living in a time when misery is just common circumstance," Jasmyn Burke sings with a slyly jazzy tone; the band provides a deliberate, skulking shuffle and a teasing wah-wah guitar.
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As the dancers increasingly strayed from their original zones — lounging in the main aisle that circles the room, disappearing and reappearing through mysterious portals — Mr. McNamara trailed them with a spotlight, a skulking director.
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Skulking around the secret world over the years, I interviewed William Colby, the retired C.I.A. director, not long before he took a canoe trip on the Chesapeake Bay from which he would never return.
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El Salvador's capital can at times feel like it is dealing with a full-scale armed insurgency with its territorial and community allegiances, and police skulking around areas where they know they can and cannot go.
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Now, for the pièce de résistance, the thief—picture frame firmly in hand—does that little skulking walk cartoon characters do when they know they're doing something wrong but don't want to be suspicious about it.
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A malevolent entity (whose history is sketched in a brief prologue) is spotted scrabbling on the walls and generally skulking about, though any attempt to investigate is met by the back of the Reverend Mother's hand.
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The real problem is that in Mr. van Hove's staging, skulking around in a red dress, the character comes across as an even vaguer vixen than she does in Janacek's score — less complex, not more so.
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Good luck if you're a Taylor Swift fan trying to get a glimpse of her now ... her security is on high alert after getting a restraining order against an obsessed fan who was skulking around her building.
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The dollar though was feeling the strain, skulking near a two-week low on the bets that with both U.S. and global growth now slowing the Fed will need to put its rate hike plans on ice.
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Andy Serkis has played two of the most kinetically captivating creatures in recent film: the bounding ape Caesar, in the " Planet of the Apes " series, and the skulking hobbit Gollum, in the " Lord of the Rings " saga.
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A red-and-blue medieval mappa mundi, or world map titled "Red States Blue States" has been supplemented by the artist's childhood drawings of cowboys and a campfire-skulking wolf as well as a map of Wyoming.
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They are spilling out of their dedicated reserves, roaming along smooth new asphalt highways and skulking through crowded farmland on a search for territory, mates and prey — such as antelope, wild pigs, stray cattle and sometimes people.
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After skulking around in free agency with little to show for their patience, the Knicks struck late Thursday night, signing guard Tim Hardaway Jr. to a four-year, $71 million offer sheet, his agent, Mark Bartelstein, confirmed.
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But that's where we find this detective, skulking around the edges of the service at the North Devon Crematorium, when the call comes in that a body has been found nearby, on the beach at Crow Point.
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But that's where we find this detective, skulking around the edges of the service at the North Devon Crematorium, when the call comes in that a body has been found nearby, on the beach at Crow Point.
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She raps almost exclusively in her mother tongue mandarin, but you don't really have to understand the words to appreciate her sound – a sinister and skulking blend of half-whispered vocal shapes spread over dissonant, glitch-ridden production.
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It all went down late Wednesday night ... Blake and Jags lineman Chris Reed were all at a party at the Jacksonville Beach home of offensive lineman Brandon Linder when they noticed a strange young man skulking around the house.
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The dollar though was feeling the strain, skulking near a two-week low on the bets that with both U.S. and global growth now slowing the Fed will need to put any remaining rate hike plans firmly on ice.
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To make up for this so-called superficiality, Time Teletext's reporters in turns worked the "Lobster shift," churning out headlines day and night for their meager test audience before skulking home in a cab at four in the morning.
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Saw a pair of twenty-somethings strapped with backpacks skulking near the entrance of CSL — the guy tugging a mangy German shepherd; the woman dragging one of those dogs that don't never look grown — and keep right on past it.
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Although informants and spies both technically gather information covertly, the word "informant" is generally reserved for someone righteously operating on behalf of law enforcement, whereas "spy" conjures up a more sinister mental picture of someone skulking in the shadows with questionable intentions.
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Of course, as a shared theatrical experience, some of the sillier moments (and there are several) actually serve a purpose, offering bits of comic relief -- intended or otherwise -- to offset the tension associated with skulking around in the shadows and flinging open doors.
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Explicit movies, meanwhile, are available to watch online and buy without ever leaving home, a likely unimaginable development for those within the show skulking around XXX-rated theaters, which helped explain why HBO decided its edited movies and series could no longer compete.
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"This is a moment of time, when you're skulking around the family chambers in the White House residence, where you take stock of where you are," said Steve Schmidt, a Republican strategist who helped run Senator John McCain's presidential campaign in 2008.
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Obviously, the trend of allowing the outside to see the inside is not a new one — gossip and its tabloid incarnations, as well as tell-alls and all the shabby circuses like it, were skulking around well before the digital age ever dawned.
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The exhibit has been billed as the largest ever of Banksy's art and with this little video of this man skulking away with the print, well, we have one more piece of the art for the collection—even if it's not Banksy himself doing it.
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And they continue to come thick and fast, with TV parcelling up a few more softbois-in-training: Asa Butterfield's character in Sex Education, James (Dylan Llewellyn) from Derry Girls, and Josh O'Connor's interpretation of Marius in Les Miserables, skulking around like a French Romeo.
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I spent some time with the chef Angie Mar recently, skulking around her kitchen at the Beatrice Inn in Manhattan as she cooked a fine dinner of pan-roasted chicken with morels in a Madeira-spiked cream sauce flecked with savory and tarragon (above).
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Random Data: I love the furtive, skulking way in which the director Sam Esmail and the cinematographer Tod Campbell move their camera: zooming in and out, slowly tracking and swooping around, as if it were a groping tentacle searching for something to latch on to.
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But look at the final shoot-out in the older film, as Shane enters the rich brown shadows of the saloon; look at Jack Palance, carefully moving aside the coffeepot for a cleaner view; look at the dog, wisely skulking out before the killing begins.
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"For now, we're not threatening anyone, but if such a deployment takes place, our response will be instant," Mr. Kiselyev said on the program, "Vesti Nedeli," against a diagram showing Russian submarines skulking into position off the east and west coasts of the United States.
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Whether you're swimming along a cliffside beach and the reefs underneath it, crawling through the dark underbrush of a forest where a realistically rendered Tyrannosaurus rex is skulking around through the trees, or leaping through an expansive desert of rust-red sand, the levels are alluring.
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The undertaking involved skulking around the woods at night and even though the game seemed like wholesome fun at first, Vazquez told Canada's public broadcaster that he began to feel the spell of unceasing pocket monster accumulation settle over him like sleep powder from Gloom's petals.
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Like, even if they were hiding under their bed during an armed robbery and the robber, skulking around their home in his robber mask, sang the little riff from Beyoncé's "Countdown," some force deep inside would compel them to belt "OHH, KILLNG ME SOFTLY" in return.
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In an effort to truly understand animals, Dr. Foster spent weeks burrowing like a badger on a Welsh hillside (earthworms for dinner, anyone?); swimming with river otters (catching fish with your teeth is harder than it looks); and skulking in alleyways with London's urban foxes, among other escapades.
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Of all the twists that occur in this episode — including Mike nearly passing out during a news conference after Catherine, still skulking around with her camera, spills the remainder of his master cleanse concoction — perhaps the loveliest and most subtle is the one that involves Gary and Charlie.
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There are intimations of war and refugee crises in "Four Cypresses," a pastorale with a startling crescendo partway through, and in "Glass Hillside," which starts as a near elegy — "Gathered together until relief arrives/eyes on the lost sons" — and moves into dark, skulking, Steely Dan-like jazz chords.
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In December, the actor Will Smith, who lives on a hundred-and-fifty-acre estate in Calabasas, in the middle of the Santa Monica Mountains, went on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and gleefully shared images of what appeared to be a large mountain lion skulking through the brush beside his house.
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Petyr Baelish used to be subtle about his Machiavellian plans, but the guy has zero chill in the Season 7 promotional materials we've seen so far — everywhere we look, he's skulking around in the background, whispering wicked words in Sansa's ear and generally creating mischief like a bearded Loki with an undefinable accent.
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This week, it was the revelation that the Russians — or, more precisely, a group of geek thugs who are acting the exact same way that a group of Russians acted when they messed with the 2016 United States elections on Facebook — are still skulking around the platform and making trouble for the midterms.
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Sometimes this takes the form of bringing hidden materials to light — like Hans Haacke's renowned 1971 documentation of the New York real estate holdings of interconnected shell companies, and Alfredo Jaar's 1984 collation of photographs with Henry Kissinger skulking in the background, his face ringed each time by a conspiracist's red circle.
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The video shows two thieves skulking around a Model S at night while it's parked in a driveway in the UK. Using a tablet and a phone in tandem, they eventually intercept the frequency used by the Tesla owner's key fob, even though it was "at the back of the house," according to the owner.
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In "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," the English writer Charles Foster describes his experiences living underground with badgers, swimming with otters and skulking overnight in alleyways with the foxes of East London, all in an effort to "know what it is like to be a wild thing," as he puts it.
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