" Their homework assignment: Do laughter yoga or "smile at five people you wouldn't normally smile at.
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But I hold it together and smile at my reflection.
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They stop, pull apart, and nervously smile at each other.
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Why Does Allie Smile At The End Of The Society?
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For a long time he would only smile at Mikey.
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We dare you not to crack a smile at this.
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I even manage to crack a smile at someone's joke.
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Makes me smile at our shared goofy sense of humour.
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You walk down the street, and people smile at you.
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On Instagram, you can't just smile at the camera anymore.
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You'll see my father smile at the guests, egg aloft.
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Does your boss smile at you more than anyone else?
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People in Thailand are very happy; they smile at you.
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They smile at one another and walk into the night.
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"We made her smile, at least for today," he said.
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They're the ones that smile at me in the elevator.
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Purchase Smile at Kylie's online store, when she restocks the color.
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A mug you can't help but smile at in the mornings
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Let's not just wink and smile at the pages of progress.
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In the snapshot, the mother and daughter smile at one another.
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But Kate couldn't help but smile at the sight of him.
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I smile at him and he gives me a thumbs up.
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For now, just smile at the return of the Volvo wagon.
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They smile at one another, then turn and face the camera.
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Did he smile at you, call you by your name, etcetera.
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You'll smile at the winners, and laugh hysterically at the losers.
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The former senator flashed a brief, small smile at his supporters.
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He glanced over his shoulder and flashed a smile at me.
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The old Sander thrills at his mother's smile, at her approval.
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Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man making kids smile at the GRB: pic.twitter.
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"I like that he's starting to smile at other people," Nicole says.
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Ahmed actually cracks a smile at one point, and it's almost jarring.
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They smile at times and interact with the SEAL who asks questions.
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You'll smile at Laurence Fishburne's knowing cameo, making this a Matrix reunion.
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It made me smile at a time when I was super sad.
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People often smile at funerals—it's nice to remember the good times.
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Fred saw a girl with gleaming eyes turn and smile at him.
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Never smile at a crocodile, especially this cow-devouring behemoth from Australia.
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The Trumps smile at a visitor's costume of the ghost clown, It.
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You can smile at jokes that you've heard dozens of times already.
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I'll smile at your new truck across the ski hill parking lot.
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For now, this is how I get by: Nod/smile at everyone.
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The queen flashed a big smile at the actress as they shook hands.
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"Weirdo works," Wilson said with a smile at the close of the talk.
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I'm uncomfortable when they smile at me, because I know something they don't.
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From time to time he should talk to her and smile at her.
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Most people seemed to smile at Andrew the way they did the ducks.
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"I told myself, I'm not going to smile at that guy," Carr said.
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After a moment of dejection, Arya cracks a smile at her former pet.
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I think #JohnMcCain would be flashing a devilish smile at this trending today.
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Clarke and Tomsett share a victory smile at the end of the quiz.
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Get out there and smile at a goat if you get the chance!
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I smile at these neighbors and wave as they get into their cars.
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Trump and Hannity smile at each other like they're riding in a convertible.
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"Oh!" he exclaimed, breaking into a sly smile at the score that emerged.
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They smile at each other, and Patrick winks at Arthur in the crowd.
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The newlyweds hold hands and smile at each other in the adorable snap.
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I always make eye contact and smile at guests when I walk through.
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She seems to almost levitate — and we can't help but smile at the idea.
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Listen to Billie Eilish's Don't Smile at Me EP on Spotify and Apple Music.
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I noticed her yawn from fatigue, and smile at me when I'd get distracted.
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A guard standing behind the Queen couldn't help but smile at the awkward moment.
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Even if you haven't used these products, you'll definitely smile at other people's testimonies.
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I wanted to smile at her and say: Soon it will all be over.
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But I soon realized they simply don't smile at strangers the way Americans do.
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Trick-or-treaters and Thanksgiving guests alike will smile at this festive welcome mat.
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But baby Mulgrew wasn't allowed to flash her toothy smile at daycare for long.
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"A lot of these countries actually smile at me when I'm talking," he said.
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She smiled at odd times, the way all of us smile at odd times.
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If you live in a city of size, you do not smile at strangers.
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Make a point to smile at the other transients to spread a little joy.
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Murray cracked a smile at Chase's sophomoric bit, then both of them started to laugh.
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It's definitely hard to look at this photo and not smile at the size discrepancy.
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His strained, pained smile at the end of every stage set is the dead giveaway.
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The first thing she did was smile at me and ask me how I was.
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When husbands smile at their wives, the corners of their mouths move toward their eyes.
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I know a lot of you aren't going to -- you're going to smile at that.
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"Yep," Mr. Kemp says, speaking into the camera, a smile at play on his lips.
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On top of that, I smile at neighbors when they saunter on board (excruciatingly slowly).
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If he needed reassurance, he'd be able to see one of us smile at him.
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You want her to notice you, to focus her attention on you, to smile at you.
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She picked up a tube of red lip gloss and flashed a smile at the camera.
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"It's sad if a guy can't smile at her when he's attracted to her," says Gillian.
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"It still comes to the warm smile at your door with the coffee or whatever, right?"
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"Garrett feels like home," Hannah says through her bright smile at the end of the date.
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"I was waiting for you to smile at some of the compliments—you didn't," he said.
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"I dress cute, I smile at him, I even winked at him — two times," she said.
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Mr. Barhom plays Mohammed with a weary look and a rare shy smile at the ready.
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My character is in a rage—don't smile at me when you give me that cue.
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Mr. Biden settled in a chair behind her, turning back to smile at the crowd. Mrs.
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"I like that he's starting to smile at other people," the twins' mom, Nicole McDonald, said.
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Wearing a headscarf at home and a shy smile at practice, Fatuma has never been happier.
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I wanted to smile at them, but instead, I pressed my mouth into a straight line.
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The way to get a bigger salary is to smile at your boss during salary negotiations.
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To avoid the struggle, I simply smile at a stranger who opens a door for me.
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Vadik wanted to smile at her, but she lowered her gaze before he had a chance.
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"How did my life get good enough that Jerry Lewis would smile at me?" he wrote.
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One outtake, Stevie Nicks's furious "Smile at You," waited until 2003 for an official studio version.
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I turn around to smile at him to which he gave me the most beautiful smile.
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"I didn't quite smile at him a few of those times he said that," Woods said.
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"And always smile at your children, so they will remember you that way," Ms. Rosen adds.
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It was hard not to smile at each other — in a pleasant way, not a mocking one.
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Dick Van Dyke had plenty of reasons to smile at the world premiere of Mary Poppins Returns.
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I said no and resisted the urge to append "sorry" or "thanks" or smile at this man.
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Luckily, it seems that we won't have to watch Hannah smile at these dudes for too long.
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The glammed-up women also visit sick and wounded veterans, boosting morale one smile at a time.
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In the snap, the Wolverine star and Furness smile at the camera after a game of tennis.
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All I can do is live vicariously through his smile at the moment everything finally came together.
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When he came out and saw the little girl he'd scared, he tried to smile at her.
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"Don't smile at me, man, O.K.?" the teacher can be heard saying in the 26-second clip.
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Not to wink and nod and smile at it and let it get stronger in this country.
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Saturday, flashing a smile at Ms. Dawson, who had just joined the trip, in the back seat.
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I'm down off the porch now, and I can't help but smile at the sight of her.
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It might have been my imagination, but I thought that I saw one woman smile at me.
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"There are many studies that show that if you're within 10 feet of a person and you smile at them, they'll smile back at you ... If you're within 5 feet of them and you smile at them and say 'Hello,' they'll smile back and say, 'Hello,' " he adds.
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As she took to the stage, she flashed her megawatt smile at fans as they clapped and cheered.
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In an instant, however, his furrowed brow relaxed into a shrewd smile at the corner of his mouth.
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Watch above and smile at the warmth of sisterly love, expressed here through rocking the hell out, together.
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Just smile at them, tell them how beautiful their horns are, and pray someone else changes the topic.
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In the photo, the two are seated close and share a hug as they smile at the camera.
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They smile at you with bright blood red teeth, and spit out red juice that stains the streets.
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Jeannie has warm memories of her dad coming out to the balcony to wave and smile at her.
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A study of over 500 women found that 98% of women have been told to smile at work.
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In comedy, it's more fun to watch a person that you know quickly, can smile at, and enjoy.
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But mostly, I remember things later and think about the moments that I keep remembering or smile at.
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I love how even if you don't know someone here, you still smile at them on the street.
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As Mr. Trudeau spoke, Mr. Trump appeared stone-faced, but broke into a pensive smile at one point.
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"Just let me have my moment," he says as the pair smile at each other over untouched salads.
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"I have to hand her off soon," said Ms. Limongi Gabriele, 35, pausing to smile at her daughter.
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Prince William had almost the same smile at age 12 as he does now as the Duke of Cambridge.
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We can shun them politely and smile at them as necessary, but other than that we just ignore them.
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"When you smell it in the morning, it just makes everyone happy," he explains, wrinkling a smile at me.
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I was star struck when I saw David come out of the booth and smile at our little group.
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Her head and upper body were supported by a pillow as she threw a dazzling smile at the camera.
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Curled up on the couch with soft blankets, I smile at Chris and tell him we're living the dream.
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I smile at the sun shining down on me and look forward to catching up with friends at work.
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When you first get the camera, wave and smile at it, and take a lot of selfies and ussies.
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Her head and upper body are supported by a pillow as she throws a dazzling smile at the camera.
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And even if you've never picked up a romance novel, we bet you cracked a smile at Sprouse's tweet.
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Affetto is a robot that can smile at you while it pierces your soul with its endless, dead state.
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Working with white people everyday and having to smile at the office just to keep the office morale going.
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It informs how I smile at strangers, give to charity and try to be patient with dentists and landlords.
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She's the 30-year-old beauty with the practiced smile at the front desk of the Palm Star Resort.
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Melania remembered that smooth smile at other times, when Donald insulted John McCain, when Donald boycotted a Republican debate.
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"I lived in Bay Ridge," she says, and the young people smile at her and ask her about it.
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It taught me to find the beauty in the hardship I had been experiencing, and to smile at fear.
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"The servers all know my name and smile at me, their faces filled with warmth and welcome," Gilgurd wrote.
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When I walk to work, and men smile at me along the way, they don't have nice smiles anymore.
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He made an effort to smile at Livia, who looked back blankly with a shake of her uncombed hair.
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Though they still resent the way the government exploited them, Annette and Cécile smile at the mention of Quintland.
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Almost always, you'll return the gesture -- and you'll be more prone to smile at the next person you see.
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Both gals smile at the camera for the first shot while the second sees them looking lovingly at each other.
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So yes, that's her, typing away on her iPhone seconds before greeting viewers with a radiant smile at 7 a.m.
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So you may have to tell a little white lie, or smile at someone even if it's through gritted teeth.
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You might smile at an interesting word or a nice turn of phrase but who lingers over the perfect comma?!
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Richard Burr of North Carolina was the first to rush over and leaned pretty intensely to smile at the baby.
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But this documentary by Ron Howard will make you smile at Beatlemania all over again, despite being a bit hagiographic.
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They can also smile at the generic congressional ballot, which now gives them an edge of more than 10 points.
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He flashed a quick smile at reporters as he walked off the floor to his office following the resolution's passage.
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He smiled a big smile at me, and there was a giant piece of apple skin lodged in his teeth.
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Hidden behind those sunglasses, only a cracked smile at the end of the song indicates that H.E.R. feels their adoration.
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They know he's there and they gesture and even smile at him, though I wouldn't say they are being friendly.
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They got to loosen up for an afternoon; we get to smile at Mr. Song's soft punch to manly power.
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It was included on Eilish&aposs first EP titled "Don&apost Smile at Me," which came out two years later.
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In another romantic moment, the proud parents of Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir share a candid smile at one another.
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I can't help but smile at the high school vibes of all of this, but hey, a ride is a ride.
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Girls smile at the beginning of a Sunday service outside of an African Divine Church in Nairobi, Kenya, on Oct. 29.
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That's part of why I find her so dislikeable — don't smile at somebody and then put a knife in their back.
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Back in May, the Private Practice alum shared another sweet shot of Little Pippa flashing a wide smile at the camera.
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Instead, working with Finneas, she crafted her first EP, Don't Smile at Me, which was released in the summer of 203.
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And nobody, not even someone with a great sense of irony, could smile at the mother burned down by the asteroid.
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Maybe they'll have the opportunity to smile at each other and say "I'm proud of you" for how far they've come.
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Once the pain subsided, I couldn't help but smile at the smooth baby boy staring back at me in the mirror.
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He's a lean, boyish guy who seems to make an effort to maintain some semblance of a smile at all times.
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The young M.B.S. would smile at the encomiums, especially if they came from a son of one of Riyadh's better families.
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Look at the crowd's attempts to dance, then clap, then bashfully smile at the camera as it scans past them, baffled.
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When they smile at me with pure joy over a shared joke or an accomplishment, the feeling of gratification is indescribable.
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She's 17 in the photo, and Andrew has his arm hooked around her waist while they both smile at the camera.
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I like being on a train, and meeting the eyes of a very young child, and we smile at each other.
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If he didn't smile at you, you would be crushed and that was terrible, but boy did he make you dance.
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"Hello," he says and I nod and smile at him because he's wearing a cap that reminds me of my grandfather.
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It was the culmination of a decade-long slog through the middleweight division, and it was very hard not to smile at.
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His father had no idea what he was talking about and cracked a thin smile at what was surely a bad joke.
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To make him weep and smile at the same time, just as I did watching the iconic moment between those two characters.
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Even if a fart button seems juvenile, you have to crack a smile at the silliness and admit it's a fun feature.
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In the depths of tragedy, Notaro seems to be saying, we smile at only two things, really: gallows humor, love, or both.
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It's taken me a long time to get to this point, but I can't help but smile at how far I've come.
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We'd smile at each other as we'd watch wounded warriors children playing on the floor, doing their homework by their parents' bedside.
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They'd smile at first and put their thumbs up, but I'd wait a second for them to relax then take the photo.
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Usually we're told not to smile at the camera for passport photos — but there's definitely an exception for 7-month-old Crew.
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Iman and David Bowie smile at their table at the "43th On Sale" event to benefit AIDS research on November 29, 1990.
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I smile at myself for making good choices and start entertaining the thought of going back over to my boyfriend's to sleep.
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Just before we wrapped, the instructor asked us to think of someone we love and to smile at them to show gratitude.
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Prince George flashed a big smile at home while holding hands with his father for his official first day of school portrait.
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On the plus side, this makes it easier to smile at those same oddball inclusions, if and when you suss them out.
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Prince George flashed a big smile at home while holding hands with his father for an official first day of school portrait.
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"These things happen," Guillaume Cerutti, Christie's chief executive, said with a resigned smile, at Sunday's depleted exhibition of Impressionist and Modern works.
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"I'd look outside the window and see a squirrel popping along and I would smile at it, see his joy," she said.
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At the 2014 Met Gala, after taking the stock standard couples pictures, Reynolds couldn't help but stop and smile at his wife.
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They smile at you, look you in the eyes, and tell you what you want to hear to make us feel comfortable.
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The song was later included on Eilish&aposs first EP titled "Don&apost Smile at Me," which came out two years later.
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On Wednesday, Offset shared a sweet photo of himself carrying Cardi on his back as she flashes a wide smile at the camera.
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Put on Lorn's The Maze to Nowhere, and try not to smile at the throbbing, rumbling, and menacing rendering that the X6s provide.
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"The first thing he did when he opened his beautiful brown eyes was smile at his daddy," Emma, 27, wrote in her video.
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Staff members who are hospitable and smile at you until you walk out the door increase the pleasure of the meal even more.
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" The Power Of Positive Affirmations"It just takes one person to smile at me and say, 'Thank you Saraciea, when's the next event?
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She shops at the same grocery store, where the people smile at her and she smiles back, her face framed by a hijab.
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AT THE CHAN ZUCKERBERG HOSPITAL in New York, Emma Jones beams a weak smile at her newborn son, cradled in her husband's arms.
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I would come in and maybe just look, and the next time smile at someone who works there... you know, work up gradually.
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We want people, when they see Serve going down the street, to smile at it and to be happy to see it there.
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Suzanne, their ringleader, stands apart: Her black hair marking her, even at a distance, as different, her smile at me direct and assessing.
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A MINUS Billie Eilish: Dont Smile at Me (Darkroom/Interscope) Billie's songwriting is still juvey here, Finneas's production still in the learning stage.
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In the photo the, the actresses – bundled in winter gear – smile at the camera looking fresh faced and happy during their mini reunion.
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"I was waiting for you to smile at some of the compliments but you didn't," Bergeron said, seemingly baffled at Biles' stoic demeanor.
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The Cuban flamenco dancer Irene Rodríguez likes to flash a flirtatious smile at her audience, glancing over her shoulder as she struts offstage.
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Pauline shakes her head, dabs delicately at her nose, and flashes a kind of apologetic smile at Aidan and Lydia across the desk.
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After squirting out the shimmering liquid, Rihanna takes a pastel powder puff and rubs it in, flashing a sweet smile at the camera.
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Valuations are, of course, fluctuating, but you can imagine that Didi will crack a wry smile at the milestone at the very least.
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I smile at the pictures of her little boy in a sailor costume and the two of them together at an outdoor carnival.
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"To score the winning goal against Spain would be amazing," she said with a beaming smile at the team's training base in Rouen.
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But when they smile at the notary signing the wedding certificate, I see the corners of their mouths move toward their ears. Two.
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And I say hello and smile at all the children I meet at the Y or on the street while walking my dog.
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As Stone emerged from the courtroom, he raised his eyebrows and flashed a half-smile at reporters waiting for him in the hallway.
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He lifted his two hands to his eyes and raised his index fingers to form a smile at the corners of his eyes.
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"One may smile at green rooftops, but they send a signal that this building isn't just a block of concrete," Mr. Jakobsen said.
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I would smile at fellow coat wearers on the subway, secure in our knowledge that our coat was not available in any store.
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Queen Elizabeth would walk along the barricades and smile at people gathered there, but she would not stop for hugs or other greetings.
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He was one of the only people I ever met who could say something to make you wince and smile at the same time.
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After a couple of years of regular shopping, the employees now know my name and smile at me when I walk in the door.
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In a sweet Instagram post shared on Friday by Hart, Jameson beamed his big smile at the camera while sporting a red upper lip.
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About two months earlier, on a sunny Saturday afternoon in June, Orji greeted me with her bright smile at her local LA nail salon.
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"We don't want to live in an America where black people are forced to smile at white people to preserve their lives," Rand said.
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Listening to it, I had to stop mid-eye roll to smile at the memory of the doofus I used to love so much.
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Kate and William stand side-by-side, arm-in-arm and smile at the camera in a dignified, but a bit more stiff portrait.
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Iglesias and Anna Kournikova's little one seems to take after their famous parents, flashing a dazzling smile at the camera for the candid moment.
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Shop Happy Socks socks at Amazon hereYou can't help but smile at these colorful, eye-catching socks that become the star of any outfit.
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I have tried to exude self-love in its various costumes — a perfect Instagram, an overflowing social calendar, a forced smile at the office.
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Mr. Pence did not shake hands with, or even smile at, Ms. Kim, as he sat in front of her at the opening ceremony.
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It's too sad if you knew him, but if you didn't you will always smile at the many wonderfully funny moments he gave us.
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Eilish concluded her awards show debut by cracking a close-up smile at the camera after being raised above the stage in a lift.
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He holds up a bible to 22006 other former gang members who have arrived for the church service, and they smile at his joke.
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Boy gets to the gym and we do separate workouts and awkwardly smile at each other from across the weight room (ah, young love).
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This is the love that increases your attachment to people and animals, makes you smile at children or go outside to see the moon.
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Murray forced a thin smile at that, but the reality is that Djokovic, once his good friend and tennis equal, is ever more his nemesis.
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A music video for the track "watch," premiering at the top of the page, from her debut don't smile at me EP (August 11, Interscope).
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The big-brother-to-be took some time out from his toddler schedule to pose with some balloons, flashing a huge smile at the camera.
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I tentatively smile at the other dog owners at the dog park, the smallest amount of hope rising and pushing against that seed of despair.
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Proud aunt-to-be Caramele, dressed in a green tracksuit, points at her older sister's belly and flashes an open-mouth smile at the camera.
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That means it can smile back at people who smile at it, and watch your face with its eyes while waiting for your next instruction.
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The "Love Yourself" singer, who is currently receiving treatment for depression, appeared to be in good spirits as he flashed a wide smile at photographers.
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But their older, professional football-playing brothers down the road in Santa Clara found a way to make them smile, at least for one night.
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Before you get to show off your firm handshake or warm smile at interviews, it's your resume that will catch the eye of hiring recruiters.
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I prayed for the red-haired boy in Alabama History to smile at me, and I gave a little prayer of thanksgiving when he did.
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"When I was younger, I really thought it was the rope that gave me inspiration," she said, with a sly smile at her former self.
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My daughter Eleanor loves to talk to Jen's daughter Delilah on FaceTime and it's so cute because all they do is smile at each other.
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Mr. Pappas said he often runs into skepticism from judges and prosecutors, who will sometimes laugh or smile at the idea of a cannabis church.
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"For many of you who have traveled great lengths to be here, we welcome you," she said, turning to smile at the six Afghan girls.
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What is it with miniature stuff that humans love so much, anyway—why do we sigh and smile at the sight of something uselessly small?
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If you're walking down the street in Russia, you don't smile at everybody because they will think you're insane or they'll think you want something.
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Doomed from the start and without the necessary the votes, Spicer was forced to discuss the bill anyway while flashing a phony smile at the world.
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It is hard to raise a smile at "Post-Apocalypto", their new YouTube series, or at the album of the same name, released on November 2nd.
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I decided to make a collection saying 'thank you' and give me something to smile at every now and then when I look in the closet.
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Take this recent photoshop battle, featuring an ebullient baby sloth, who couldn't be more thrilled than to hang out on a rail and smile at you.
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The foreign policy establishment needs to understand that the president can smile at our opponents while also working to undermine them and pursue our national interests.
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His smile at Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi) after this brazen flip-flop says it all: It's easy to succeed in politics when you have no morals whatsoever.
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If Jaime and Brienne admitted their feelings for each other they'd just kiss and cuddle and smile at each other and it would be very sweet.
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" As Tracey struggles to portray the right expression while taking a sexy selfie, Candice asks, "Do you want to suck his dick or smile at it?
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If you can't smile at a pink sombrero and matching fur outfit with gold shoes, then maybe you're just jealous of that rack in his hand?
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At first, I thought most Russians I saw looked very stern and unfriendly, but I soon realized they simply don't smile at strangers like Americans do.
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Clinton flashed a wide smile at journalists studying her for signs of fatigue or illness and said she was looking forward to getting back into action.
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Smile at the local lady with the pet monkey, and stop next door at the dusty, weather-worn house with the ring in the front yard.
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Apart from what's for lunch and if the girl/guy in accounts really did smile at us in the kitchen over their bowl of granola, obviously.
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"She just smiled her sweet smile at me and said, 'I don't want to let you down,'" he recalled of the conversation they had before the event.
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Employees at Chick-fil-A were the most likely of the 15 chains surveyed to say "please" and "thank you," and to smile at drive-thru customers.
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If you don't see a single similar thing between these two, well, at least you had the chance to smile at some totally '80s Alec Baldwin looks.
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Today working and bonding are going to have their own time, so I can try my hardest to soak up every moment, and smile at every detail.
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When host Tom Bergeron seemed surprised that Biles didn't smile at all during the exchange, she replied, "Smiling doesn't win you gold medals," as Us Weekly notes.
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In California, we generally don't talk to people we're walking by on the street, but here it'd be kind of rude if you didn't smile at somebody.
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See the inspiring aforementioned tweet here, and feel free to smile at the thought of groups of kids all over the world having this very same discussion:
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Even the simple things in life can make or break your night, whether it's a smile at the grocery store, an acknowledgment of support... just being seen.
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Quick to smile at everyone, even in a smile-stingy city like Paris, she is also famously calm and loath to second-guess herself or her team.
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They were very straight-faced until one of them began to break up and smile at me, and they all slowly revealed that they enjoyed the film.
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"For Ellie, whenever she put on a dress, she would turn into a different person; she would smile at people and talk to people," Ms. Ford said.
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"We got here in July, summertime, hot, but later the fall came and surprise, frozen cold," he said, his eyes crinkling into a smile at the memory.
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So we sigh and smile at what could have been iconic: Gwendolyn Brooks sitting primly at Yale, Aretha Franklin glowing in the light of her dressing room.
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The newborn rested in a BABYBJORN Baby Carrier Mini against Cohen for the trip, facing his dad's chest as the latter threw a huge smile at the camera.
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Throughout class, I watched them smile at each other, giggle, compliment a mixing job well done, and cheer each other on in the face of frosting-glob adversity.
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Instead of looking in the mirror and hating her scars, which symbolized everything cancer took from her, Ortwein wanted to transform them into something she could smile at.
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In contrast, if you hand curate the photos on the Album and someone stops to smile at a shot, you're far more likely to be touched than irritated.
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The soon-to-be father crouched down to chat with the mother-daughter duo — and it wasn't long before the infant flashed a big smile at the royal.
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All I really want after tonight is to treat her as a normal person who would smile at you and doesn't deserve to have fun poked at her.
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In the images, Kate holds Charlotte in her arms while looking on with a smile at her eldest son, who's standing front and center near the happy couple.
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You'd spend hours and days in their company, think about them when you weren't together, smile at the thought of seeing them at the end of the day.
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In the snap, little Dream is posing amid a collection of the fall-favorite gourds, some decorated with elaborate carvings, and flashing an adorable smile at the camera.
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For fans of the series, it's hard not to smile at familiar sights like Phoenix dripping with sweat or yelling his trademark "objection!" with a firm pointed finger.
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Police said that the neighbor called because the guests didn't wave or smile at her as they were leaving the Airbnb on April 30, CNN reported on Friday.
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According to The Times, the macabre video concludes with Trump driving a stake into the head of someone representing CNN, and going on to smile at the carnage.
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A diagnosis was given last winter by a broad-based group of French people called gilets jaunes, who wave and smile at motorists in places like rural Burgundy.
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I awkwardly stood by as they spoke in another language—rattling off disses and references that I could only smile at and wish I understood the meaning of.
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I did smile at one point because I wanted him to know that I was not going to become angry, intimidated or be provoked into a larger confrontation.
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"I did smile at one point because I wanted him to know that I was not going to become angry, intimidated or be provoked into a larger confrontation."
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As the narrator of his own story, Bobby Conte Thornton's Calogero wears his most winning smile at all times, even, especially, when things in his life seem bleakest.
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" Jonathan Kaufman-Scher, 33, a nurse who sang bass, said he prized "that moment when you first walk through the door; people smile at you, they're happy you're there.
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"We are united in our opposition to these Republican attempts to Make America Sick Again," Schumer said, cracking a slight smile at the inversion of Donald Trump's campaign slogan.
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The soon-to-be father, 34, crouched down to chat with the mother-daughter duo – and it wasn't long before the infant flashed a big smile at the royal.
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Ettore Messina, one of the Spurs' assistant coaches, merely cracked a smile at the sight of Ginobili the contortionist still making something out of nothing after all these years.
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Attorneys for the guests said a woman who called Rialto, California, authorities said she made the call because the departing guests didn't wave to her or smile at her.
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It's hard to imagine any child — or adult, if we are being honest — who wouldn't break into a huge smile at the sight of these Felt Dog Christmas Ornaments.
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Security personnel opened up a path for the president as he entered the room, flashed a smile at the group seated at a long table and took a seat.
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"One of the most important things to remember is that hope … can look however you need it to look … even if you just smile at your neighbor," she said.
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Dressed in a white bikini, the star walks along the shoreline with her baby girl, throwing a smile at the camera as she pushes her hair from her face.
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If the comedy isn't enough to make you laugh, the weather should be enough to make you smile at least — and Wednesday will bring our best weather all week.
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Across the mahogany reading tables, I spied Dunia's tight curls bobbing as she glanced up from her books to smile at the parade of friends that stopped to chat.
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"As far as wiretapping I guess by this past administration, at least we have something in common, perhaps," Trump said, turning to Merkel, who did not smile at the joke.
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The Duchess of Cambridge wore a peach dress and matching hat and flashed a smile at the cameras while helping the children in the bridal party go into the church.
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When Manafort came into the courtroom, he would often nod or smile at his wife Kathleen Manafort, who sat in the front row on the defense side of the courtroom.
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The Apple Music ad stars singer Brantley Gilbert waxing poetic about open roads and small-town life as motorcycles tear up farm fields and diner patrons smile at one another.
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"If I now occupy beachfront real estate in our competitors' heads, that makes me smile," AT&T Communications CEO John Donovan said during an appearance on stage at CES today.
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To have the opportunity to be in my first national championship game as a coach, and it comes against Alabama, I just have to smile at God on that one.
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I now look at them and smile at how fortunate they are and how they were almost certainly told at some point they wouldn't be doing what they are today.
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All I really want after tonight is to treat her as a normal person who would smile at you and doesn't deserve to have have fun poked at her pic.twitter.
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"I did smile at one point because I wanted him to know that I was not going to become angry, intimidated or be provoked into a larger confrontation," he said.
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She let a smile at her husband drop from her face so quickly and emphatically that it was like an announcement to the world that she'd been wearing a mask.
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I am talking about the few cards we send to those near and dear, and those we think of fondly once a year ... surely, the world can smile at that.
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It's hard not to smile at the creatures of the ocean's "Brine Kingdom," which is full of kaiju-sized, English-speaking marine crustaceans that do battle with Volkswagen-sized pincers.
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Eilish first surfaced with her fabulously titled Don't Smile at Me EP (2017), which included the lead single "Ocean Eyes," a slowly exhaled puff of air lined with pop surfaces.
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Trump played nice, may be too nice, despite the media screeching for a cat fight, but I say smile at Putin&aposs faced then screw him if you must everywhere else.
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ROME (Reuters) - Carefully sweeping dust and debris off a central Rome pavement and into a pan, Christian Okoro flashes a broad smile at a passer-by who tosses him a coin.
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"He would smile at me and wave, and I would hurry past him, my blood running cold, my guts carrying the burden of what only he and I knew," she wrote.
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I feel like this is a much cooler and more intimate approach than having somebody who literally gets paid to smile at you come to your table and take your order.
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The North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, rode the white steed through snowy fields, galloping between dusted trees, pausing for an aw-shucks-I'm-on-a-horse smile at the camera.
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ISTANBUL — Sitting on a chair swinging her legs, 9-year-old Nisa flashes a rare smile at the memory of her mother kissing her the last time they saw each other.
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ISTANBUL — Sitting on a chair swinging her legs, 9-year-old Nisa flashes a rare smile at the memory of her mother kissing her the last time they saw each other.
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"Happy birthday to my baby boy Prince," the Cleveland Cavaliers player, 28, captioned a sweet image of his son holding a red balloon and flashing a huge smile at the photographer.
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He flashes a wide smile at the strangers taking selfies with him and he waves to the thousands of people cheering him on as they walk along the saffron-colored pathway.
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If your smile at the cutie across the bar isn't returned, there's no harm done, and you don't have to worry about running into them at your local grocery store next week.
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STRAPPY STILETTOS Price: $49.90 Jennifer wore a pair of strappy black Aquazarra heels with her ensemble, so we hunted down a similar pair at a price point we can all smile at.
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A new survey found that 98% of women reported being told to smile at work at some point in their lives, with 15% noting the occurrence happens weekly, if not more frequently.
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It is why she signs autographs for fans like Lily and why she also tried Sunday, even when her hands were shaking from the pressure, to smile at youngsters in the gallery.
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She then tries to smile at her potentially helper, but the smile's a false one, a smile the belies the sadness she must have been feeling as her worm was abruptly terminated.
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Today we are reminded that the Chicago Cubs won the World Series after a tremendous struggle against the worthy Cleveland Indians, and that is one reason to smile, at least for now.
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Easdon said in a Facebook post that her son, Kyler, is a picky eater, so she's introduced him to healthy options in his lunchbox and wanted to "make him smile" at lunch.
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His defeat won't alter the new administration's plans, but for Democrats, it's something to smile at -- and a reminder that, in this often confounding country, nothing is ever as simple as it seems.
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Léo no longer speaks and can't hold himself up on furniture any longer, but he's still able to smile at his baby sister, and when she cries, he crawls over and becomes concerned.
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Trump is so disappointed in America's poor who refuse to smile at him while he's oppressing them that he ordered Trump Jr. to bring back some of the happy smiling ones from India.
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I'm going to take it day by day, smile at the girl in the mirror, and work out because I love this body and all it has done and will continue to do!
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The Aerosmith frontman, 70, was snapped giving some love to Hudson's baby bump over the weekend, placing his hands on the pregnant actress' growing belly and throwing a sheepish smile at the camera.
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Sam didn't get the memo to look extremely grim We literally have no idea what could make Sam smile at a time like this, but he's always been kind of a happy guy.
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The performance was a homage to the past and a staking of turf, both an appreciative nod to the formative bluegrass mandolinist Bill Monroe and a smile at him in the rearview mirror.
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The second time it fell out, though, I didn't care when people would stare at me in public or at school; I'd just smile at them and continue to do whatever I was doing.
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Sharp eyes in a pale powdered face assessed her much like Mỹ had just done to the bathroom counter, and Mỹ pressed her feet together awkwardly and beamed her best smile at the lady.
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Whether you're a diehard Valentine's Day fan or consider it simply a Hallmark holiday, you can't help but smile at some of the viral content that emerged as a result of this February 14.
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The two peacoats smile at me and I feel naked, suddenly spotted, foolish and alone, lacking in the simple elements of life that everyone else in the world has easily and neatly made regular.
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One super-cute black-and-white photo featured Rowland as a small child, wearing a graduation cap and gown and holding a rolled-up diploma as she flashed a megawatt smile at the camera.
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The photogenic pair later sat next to each other at the Golden Anniversary Spectacular Mega Concert held at Kensington Oval cricket ground, where photos showed Harry, 32, flashing an appreciative smile at Rihanna, 28.
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He's frequently in motion and constantly animated—good, with his broad smile and quick banter, at being the center of attention, and equally good, with a tighter smile, at keeping strangers at a remove.
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Sir Arthur does not boast, and he can smile at himself; yet, with a seriousness which is Scotch rather than Irish, he sets earnestly about his entries on the credit side of the ledger.
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Paris Dispatch PARIS — The man in blue — azure suit, blue-tinted glasses and blue shoes — stepped onto the tiny stage of Paris's best-known drag cabaret, and flashed a wide smile at the crowd.
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Given the history between the teams, the matchup held plenty of intrigue, and there was an unusual exchange at the game's conclusion when Brady first approached Manning for a handshake and smile at midfield.
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There are Self-Care Game Jams, Merritt Kopas' curation of "Soft Chambers", and people making games like Morning Post, in which brightly colored characters smile at you as you throw post at their faces.
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Parker didn't stop at serenading Shannon — she quickly moved on to singing the lyrics to the show's crew, who couldn't help but laugh and smile at the actress, as she carried a miniature boombox around.
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Given Rick's long-absent smile at the end of the episode, he's not even bothered about being surrounded by scruffy strangers with a whole lot of weaponry — new recruits for his uprising against Negan, perhaps?
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And then after their show I smile at them cause they're hot shit and they smile back and meanwhile they have one hand in my wallet and the other sliding down my life partner's back.
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Her two albums "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" and "Don't Smile at Me," sold slightly more than 2,000 copies on January 26, was an increase of 46% from the day before.
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My best friend, Brad, the one who rushed to my address five winters ago to build my wheelchair ramp so I could be discharged to go home, never fails to smile at the rebellion story.
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There, you can see even more cute pics of the little pup and smile at his bio, "Just a small dog with lofty dreams" — perhaps a nod to his time spent in the Queer Eye loft?
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You'd push a few of them out of your face, smile at your smoking hot husband, and hand your children artfully smoked salmon lettuce wraps while you say a silent prayer over your impending inaudible childbirth.
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Dutch illustrator Eva Stalinski's personified veggies and pastel naked ladies are a little like visual Prozac: It's hard not to smile at the sight of a grumpy pumpkin or a grinning spray bottle of cleaning solution.
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Here's what they say: "Every time you smile at a messenger, laugh at a coworker's joke, thank an assistant, or a treat a stranger with graciousness and respect, you throw off positive energy," the book says.
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Even though he managed to smile at the event, Rory says it was challenging to prepare himself on their way to Indiana from their home in Pottsville, Tennessee, where Joey was laid to rest on March 8.
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Neighbors constantly interact in apartment buildings and say hello to small shop owners while running errands, parents rub shoulders with other parents on the playground, and commuters recognize and smile at familiar faces on their bus routes.
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On Sundays they go to a place that they say is a church, but that is make believe, too: there are no painted statues, no altares, no priest, no friendly santos at all to smile at her.
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Now a customer can go to the restaurant, smile at the camera in the ordering kiosk to open their loyalty account, place their order on the touchpad and then pay with a second smile for the camera.
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"There would be times I would come to the line of scrimmage and I would wink and smile at a defensive back and let him know that I'm getting ready to come right at you," Ware says.
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All offices, warehouses, factories, and stores please close today and take the time to cry with sadness, smile at the good times we had, reflect on what his genius built and hug your loved ones that little harder.
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As you might know, she's written about being repeatedly raped as a child, and she's ready to bring that story to TV. Kudos to Danielle ... she still found a way to smile at the end of her pitch.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - It's not hard to imagine Chinese President Xi Jinping having a wry smile at both the decision by Donald Trump to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord and the global reaction.
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All offices, warehouses, factories and stores please close today and take the time to cry with sadness, smile at the good times we had, reflect on what his genius built and hug your loved ones that little harder.
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Much of the action is built around animated sequences featuring the dolls, and anyone who has ever played with a Barbie, Ken or G.I. Joe will have to smile at the stiff movements, awkward joints and rounded shoulders.
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But Byrne, who has lacked good movie roles of late, is marvellously grave, and parents everywhere will smile at Gene's proclivity—dumb but forgivable—for spying on his son, in public, as if checking up on his happiness.
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He would smile at me and wave, and I would hurry past him, my blood running cold, my guts carrying the burden of what only he & I knew — that he expected me to shut my mouth and smile back.
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But walking hand in hand with Ross isn't his only reason to smile at the award ceremony: The actor is also nominated for best director in a motion picture for Hacksaw Ridge — his first directorial effort in 10 years.
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" Similarly declared by 247 Sports as "arguably the most famous man in New England," Belichick's trip to "the same drive-through line with the commoners" was well deserving by viewers as worthy of a "quick smile at the situation.
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And then there's that line "Dolphin / Just another dolphin / Like all the other dolphins"—you can't help but smile at the thought of the Mercury Rev frontman reincarnated as a dolphin, although, duh, that's not what's actually happening here.
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The zoo's animal care specialist says she first saw Jax smile at 3 weeks old, and around 4 weeks old is when he started to become curious about the world around him and learn how to navigate the trees.
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I can imagine how the children try to please their elders, suffocate their emotional turmoil, smile at the new faces they have never seen before in this country that does not belong to them and does not want them.
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But if you refuse to steer them to acceptable ways to express their happiness, I order you to embrace your inner villain, smile at the baby shower and later throw those stuffed animals into a fire (or donate them).
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"People say that Seattleites don't smile at you, or look up to say hi to you, but these people were really, really nice," Nikki Manlapaz, a mother who moved from a low- to high-opportunity neighborhood through the program.
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The shot, which is thought to have been taken in December 2017 by photographer Alexi Lubomirski as part of their engagement photoshoot, shows the couple posing with Meghan's arm rested on her husband's chest as they smile at the camera.
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She watched each woman's testimony to get a sense of their personalities -- a defiant look, a smile at loved ones, or a smirk at the fact that they would be leaving the courtroom, while Nassar would most likely die in prison.
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Ms. Ashton's smile at the start (which, in narrative terms, is also the end) falls away to reveal an ache you sense will never subside, while Mr. Hiddleston has charisma and ferocity as Robert, the most feral of the three.
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Dressed casually in a long sleeve gray striped shirt, the golfer, who has played just three competitive rounds over the past 19 months, received enthusiastic applause as he made his way to the stage and flashed a big smile at his reception.
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So at the instant when this assumed-to-be-innocent man in Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece is revealed to be a serial killer—handsome, charismatic, and lovable—you wonder why he did it and it's his smile at the end that says it all.
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When Verge editor (and Vox Media coworker) Chris Welch tweeted a screenshot of a relationship app that reminded users to "send a text message that makes your partner smile at 12pm" or "ask about my partner's day at 20123pm," it quickly went viral.
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"For a long time the world of high fashion, runways, and top models who smile at us from ads in luxury publications and who appear in the most influential TV commercials around the world was nearly unattainable for Slovenian girls," the magazine wrote.
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Summer Rain was the adorable star on her mom's Instagram account Tuesday, flashing a smile at the camera in velvet red pajamas and a pair of light pink swan-shaped kids' sunglasses by Stella McCartney, which retail for $160 and also come in black.
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"All offices, warehouses, factories and stores please close today and take the time to cry with sadness, smile at the good times we had, reflect on what his genius built and hug your loved ones that little harder," Kilner wrote to staff, according to Vox.
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The brand has launched a new program highlighting the bond between women and their dogs, and after you've shed a tear watching the video above — with an aim of "rewriting history" — smile at this photo series featuring everyday women posing with their beloved dogs.
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It's impossible to not smile at a frog, mind you, on account of them being the cutest and most innocent of God's creatures, but mailfrog's uplifting moments trade on the childlike joy of friendship, rather than relying entirely on its adorable hero and bright colors.
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Hillary Clinton should smile at the thought that the many individuals and organizations that her group is going to support will inspire citizens to attend town meetings of Republicans in Congress and ask the tough and embarrassing questions about their cruel and damaging proposals!
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"Everyone should be jumping on Zoom at least once a day to see members of their team, smile at each other and provide the interaction that will keep us feeling connected," said Noah Shachtman, the editor in chief of The Daily Beast, in an email.
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When I came in and certainly before I came in, and even at the beginning of my -- because when I was having rhetorical contact -- you know, contests earlier, I guess you could call it, with chairman Kim, which we both smile at now and we laugh at.
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When I came in, and certainly before I came in -- and even at the beginning of mine because when I was having rhetorical contests -- you know, contests, really, I guess you could call it -- with Chairman Kim, which we both smile at now and we laugh at.
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A sonogram appears on a screen, and I tilt my head 90 degrees to see it: It's a shaky, black-and-white image, like the kind I've seen a million couples smile at on TV as they hold each other's hands and watch a heartbeat together.
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Even though I hated that she wrote in her notebook about my incoming train, even if her father is a Nazi, I have been that student enough to feel like I should smile at Margot now, as she holds her books tighter and searches for a seat.
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Sure, he was sadistic as hell, but he never strayed far from his narrow, cringe-inducing pathway that's now ended in a rather fitting way, with his body devoured by his own hungry hounds as Sansa calmly watched, even cracking a Lemonade-esque smile at the end.
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Read more: Bill Belichick took over the Patriots defense for the first time in years and now they're dominating like never beforeBelichick even managed to nearly crack a smile at one point during the game — a shocking thing to see from the notoriously stone-faced coach.
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When I came in, and certainly before I came in — and even at the beginning of mine because when I was having rhetorical contests — you know, contests, really, I guess you could call it — with Chairman Kim, which we both smile at now and we laugh at.
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Sometimes she brought him a snack ("I'm the only one getting room service at this motel," he told me, with a smile); at other times, if a particularly engaging erotic interlude was occurring in the room below, Donna would lie down next to him and watch.
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The very first scene of "Killing Eve" introduces Villanelle's defining combination of playfulness and cruelty: In an ice cream shop in Vienna, she becomes annoyed that the little girl across the room will smile at the man behind the counter, but not at her (at first).
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More importantly, smile at the next clerk you come across this month — chances are, they're also in the middle of dealing with this BS, too, and will appreciate a friendly face to offset the demanding, rude, or just downright absurd customers they have to deal with on the regular.
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This is the world of Lara Jean; a world of argyle knee socks and meeting boys in fantasy fields – a world of wide shots where nothing happens on screen except a small smile at a tender moment, where everything looks like it's shot through an Instagram filter (Perpetua, maybe?).
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Photos released on Sunday by KCNA showed the young leader breaking into a broad smile at the People's Theater with two prominent scientists: Ri Hong Sop, head of North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Institute, and Hong Sung Mu, deputy director of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea's munitions industry department.
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We didn't start to see the franchise's bigger plan take shape — we didn't even know there was a bigger plan — until we saw Thanos, apparently the true mastermind behind Loki's attack on Earth in The Avengers, crack a smile at the thought of courting death by conquering our planet.
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I still smile at the thought of Edward Bear coming bump, bump, bump down the stairs, wondering if there may be some other way, and I get wistful remembering that final scene where Christopher Robin puts out his hand, feels for Pooh's paw and tries to say goodbye.
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The works in the show range from a 2450 ink self-portrait of a ponderous 280-year-old Currin, to his 219 oil "Newspaper Couple," in which an elderly man and woman smile at each other serenely despite a jumble of bric-a-brac balanced surreally on their heads.
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The works in the show range from a 2450 ink self-portrait of a ponderous 280-year-old Currin, to his 219 oil "Newspaper Couple," in which an elderly man and woman smile at each other serenely despite a jumble of bric-a-brac balanced surreally on their heads.
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If I snap at a coworker or smile at a coworker or pretend to be looking at my phone as I pass a coworker in the hallway, these actions are rooted in emotions, emotions that are as mystical to me as 5th century Buddhist teachings or Jennifer Lopez's inability to age.
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No, Brittany shouldn't have to lose weight to be treated with respect — but the material reality of her life is that, when she's thinner, she's actually "treated like a woman," as she tells her soon-to-be boyfriend: People smile at her; they hold the door for her on the subway.
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In his house in a Reykjavík suburb—the only place I wasn't offered coffee; I put it down to perverse principle—Andri Snær could barely suppress a half-smile at what he knew to be the absurdity of a writer with a taste for the absurd playing a political part.
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Dejected, I exited the store doing that weird kind of half-smile at the cashiers like I was just really happy to have visited this particular Sainsbury's Local even though I didn't actually buy anything and my behavior was close to "having a bad trip on acid" levels of paranoia.
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He smiles at her, he has to, any person, celebrity or not, would smile at a girl standing by herself in the corridor, outside of the party, waiting to tell you where the bathroom was when you already knew it was down the hall—but it makes her feel pretty, too.
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To be able to admit that we think Stephen Curry is attractive without getting a snide comment in return We're complex beings – we can admire his ability to score 30 points a game and swoon over his smile at the same time, so calm down and let's all watch the game in peace.
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British readers will smile at the mere mention of Godalming, a Surrey commuter town whose neat gentility smacks more of "Brief Encounter" than the traveling Exhibition of Medical Curiosities that sweeps us, in the novel's first chapter, into the untidy and ungentle world of customs and values we now claim to abhor. Godalming!
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In Winterfell, Davos and Jon exile Melisandre and Littlefinger coaxes a hint of plausible malice from Sansa, from whom I believe we can expect something of a Dark Phoenix period from given her Mona Lisa smile at the death of Ramsay and her seeming ambivalence at Jon being declared the King in the North.
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Others may comment on the variety of guests, but most interesting to me is what their presence did for the president's delivery: They gave him the opportunity to smile at the individual being recognized and to add an occasional off-the-cuff comment, marrying the need to stick to the script with the chance to show his personality.
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In the spring of 22019, her song "Bored" was featured in the first season of Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, and in August, she dropped her critically acclaimed EP, Don't Smile At Me. Now, a mere three years since that fateful SoundCloud upload, she has just released her first album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
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Photo: APAs can be seen in the Associated Press video below starting at 1:18, Cook appeared to gulp before flashing the quickest possible smile at the cameras outside:If there's any consolation, Cook was definitely not the only person entering that room who very dearly wanted to be anywhere else, but understands that suffering through some presidential pageantry might have tangible benefits to their bottom line.
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"The revolution comes when two strangers smile at each other, when a father refuses to send his child to school because schools destroy children, when a commune is started and people begin to trust each other, when a young man refuses to go to war and when a girl pushes aside all that her mother has 'taught' her and accepts her boyfriends (sic) love," Sanders asserts.
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But who couldn't at least crack a smile at the girls team versus boys team contest on display, with the three female justices beating back the gun club's argument that a constitutional wrong remained to be remedied while Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch creatively battled the obvious conclusion that because the plaintiffs got what they wanted when New York City amended a regulation to which they objected, the case is moot.
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Just as he allowed himself a cheeky, ironic smile at his singing a song about the titillation of fascism to a rapt Berlin audience in a Nazi stadium, I think he would have understood there was something inevitable about Trump, that these realities have to be confronted before we can steer a path away from them, that the less willing we are to acknowledge them, the more likely they are to surface in ever more frightening and unexpected ways.
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Because we work ten times as hard for less recognition, less pay and have to smile at the Ratners of the world who cover 4 each other and just keep failing up," later adding, "The fact that a well off white woman like me can relate and have a SMALL sliver of the experience of being marginalized just tells you how fucking bad it is for people who CAN'T pass as white or straight or 'mainstream' or whatever the fuck we're told is best.
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"I feel grateful to our crew — many, many of whom have been with us since day one — and who are the people who bring a sense of steadiness and dependability, who are so warm and kind and always quick to say hello and smile at us every time we come to the set and who, even though you don't see them on TV, are in many ways the real and steady heartbeat that keeps this body of work alive and breathing while we, like flailing arms and legs, act like jacka—es and fools in attempt to make someone laugh," he said.
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Here's a 33-year-old version of the famous TV mom -- From shows such as NBC's "Parenthood" to her iconic character, Lorelai Gilmore, from the ABC Family's hit show "Gilmore Girls"-- showing off her beautiful smile at TV up-front week in New York City back in 2000 (left) and 19 years later ... The now 52-year-old actress -- Who is also a New York Times Best Selling Author for her book 'Talking As Fast As I Can: From Gilmore Girls To Gilmore Girls and Everything in Between' -- at a fundraiser in Los Angeles, California just last month (right)!
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