"They've talked about it since the beginning," he said, smirking.
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" The Atlantic calls him "a smirking block of domestic feta.
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My ex smiled at me, or maybe he was smirking.
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"Do you know what color it was?" asked Tish. Smirking.
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Still, the Democrats would do well to refrain from smirking.
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All of them have different expressions, from serious to smirking.
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Kaine reminds me of Paul Begala: smirking, interrupting and insulting.
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"I hope you feel better now," Mr. McConnell said, smirking.
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Jordan's smirking disdain for Cohen killed among his target audience.
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Loved the thin curl of her lips, a smirking red line.
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I've had it with shots of a smirking Leonardo di Caprio.
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He'd often be caught smirking or laughing on the live show.
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It shows a smirking cartoon sheep roaming free in the countryside.
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"Uh, yeah, O.K., whatever," Ryan said, shaking his head and smirking.
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What could they be discussing that has Missandei smirking that secret smile?
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Even in the other videos, [Sandmann] was still looking stone-faced, smirking.
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By the fifth round of boos Tuesday night, some journalists were smirking.
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"They've talked about it since the beginning," Burr said last week, smirking.
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"Playing incompetent is so exhausting," a smirking Claire admits to the audience.
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"People always love the Beatles," he says, smirking slightly at the understatement.
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Shkreli smirking on cable news about jacking the price of Daraprim 5,000
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When discussing that topic, he spoke in generalities, often smirking and shrugging.
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We can't have him triggering the smirking disapproval of condescending global elites!
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Given his predicament, the sneering and smirking were stupid, and yet he persisted.
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He remembered Lucy smirking a lot about them at an all-complex meeting.
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Cate Blanchett simply standing there smirking, but, like, only using her eyes somehow?
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"You're just crying sour grapes because we foreclosed on you," Lynch said, smirking.
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Complete with two smirking emojis, the post sent followers into a naming frenzy.
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Smirking, big foreheaded, can't find a dollar for the vending machine Roman Pearce.
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"You could say frustration has fuelled my career," Louis-Dreyfus told me, smirking.
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"I did it on my computer, like a millennial youth," he explained, smirking.
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When Briston was booked, she appeared to be smirking in her mug shot.
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Letting the clip speak for itself, Holland captioned it with a smirking emoji.
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I turned my head and I saw this guy just smirking at me.
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"That never stopped you before from getting them titties out," Affleck says, smirking.
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None of Jax's usual snark or smirking behavior seeps into the surprisingly honest conversation.
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Twitter imagines that she is walking around her house simultaneously smirking and sipping tea.
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You could sort of imagine the entire Senate sitting, twiddling their thumbs and smirking.
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Odds are, Lorde was just smirking because she's Lorde, and that is her face.
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Christian Slater plays JD, the smirking bad boy with his manic Jack Nicholson grin.
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There was a lot of smirking and eye-twinkling and jokes about college football.
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"Wonder who would win....," King added to the meme, followed by a smirking emoji.
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The perpetually smirking Mr. Jones offers an amusing impersonation of James Dean doing Hitler.
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They had me sandwiched strategically, both of them smirking, and panic shot through me.
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Letting the video speak for itself, Holland simply captioned it with a smirking emoji.
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With no smirking, she got this big, besuited man to do the shim sham.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please," Trump said, smirking and wagging his finger at Putin.
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When a smirking colleague finally turned up, he took a picture before releasing the cuffs.
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It looks like you're almost smirking at some points, even though it's about a breakup.
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They tell him they won't—in between smirking and poking fun at where he lives.
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In fact, he's just galloped to the rescue, smirking as he rides beside Sansa Stark.
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"Wonder who would win," King said in the Facebook post, followed by a smirking emoji.
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The song is explicit and defiant, straightforward and smirking as it dares you to blink.
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And of course, the first person I run into is Justin, smirking ear to ear.
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When his speech was rescheduled, Ms. Pelosi was captured smirking and clapping at the president.
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The officer in question was laughing and smirking the whole time while violating my rights.
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She runs on resentment and hellfire, and every second she's onscreen crackles with smirking electricity.
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I can imagine Romney smirking at Trump right now, and the disdain is kind of devastating.
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Allie spends her last few seconds on screen practically smirking in the face of political execution.
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He had been punched in the face and was smirking as blood trickled down his chin.
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Watching over the outing is a mysterious young woman who can't resist smirking at Mary's misfortune.
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Reporters howled over smirking teenagers at the March for Life, describing one as a school shooter.
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Replacing Obama's rhetoric with Trump's smirking, it stands to reason, shouldn't make much of a difference.
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Smirking at his wife's welcoming gesture, Trump at first seemed to keep his hand by his side.
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On the cover, a smirking Trump poses next to a woman clad in only his suit jacket.
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We're all smirking and playing pop-culture hopscotch to some extent when we engage in these memes.
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A Productive Cough dives into straight-ahead pop and piano driven ballads, laughing, smirking, crying, and shouting.
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He did so with a wink and a smile for the smirking autocrat who led the attack.
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In The News (Page 2), they were parted and smirking and permitted a reptilian glimpse of tongue.
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Of the leads, Shahid Kapoor hams it up no end, snarling and then smirking in equal measure.
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And if people are offended, then, well, he could just say that in fact, he wasn't smirking.
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They will keep driving through red lights, smirking all the way, as long as we let them.
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Smirking libertarian price-gouger and once-consequential alt-right dingus Martin Shkreli is in prison right now.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please," Trump said, smirking and wagging his finger at Putin. Are. You. Kidding.
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"People judged me based off one expression, which I wasn't smirking," Sandmann, said to "Today" correspondent Savannah Guthrie.
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"It was a contest for this game creation club we were in back in college," says Fallon, smirking.
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"In your bed," Carter says, smirking; although he's bullied at school, he feels free to sass his sister.
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It emerged as a jovial, half-smirking old man, with woefulness, or maybe just exhaustion, behind his eyes.
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The Herald reported that Varela showed up to a hearing in Everett District Court and appeared to be smirking.
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Ehrenreich's take on the character centers on a familiar swagger and his own riff on Harrison Ford's smirking grin.
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Women in your 30s or older reading this and smirking that I too know very little: You are correct.
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Obviously, Cosby didn't show, but a smirking Kimmel returned to the stage to see how his prank played out.
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And there they were, three of his creepily perfect children—Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr.—smirking behind him throughout.
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The sidekick role could've easily fallen flat, but Sprouse brings a smirking intelligence to the Twin Peaks Jr. series.
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"I feel a cramp," June says, smirking and caressing her stomach as she refuses to bend for the needle.
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The muralist packed up, leaving a half-painted Liza Minnelli to gaze out, smirking, on the besotted crowd. ♦
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The photo shows Sondland smirking against a background of dozens of reporters angling for a picture of the ambassador.
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Screenshots of a smirking teen staring down Omaha tribe elder Nathan Phillips spread through the internet, sparking widespread outrage.
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Nick Sandmann is now known as the smiling -- or smirking -- teen in the red Make America Great Again hat.
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K-1 legend Masato peppers his advice with smirking references to the need to protect Elba's movie star face.
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It was discovering clothes in the back seat and smirking as I was driven to church on a Sunday.
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I can recall my smirking attitude when the same Chinese newspaper acknowledged soon after that it had been fooled.
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Some activists cheered the decision, which will remove the smirking, crimson face from uniforms and ballpark displays by 2019.
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In the Five of Swords card, one smirking man stands with five swords as two losing battlers sulk away.
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This smirking moralizing slowed the response to AIDS and arguably resulted in millions dying unnecessarily all over the world.
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"You could be shot for giving an answer," a customer standing nearby said smirking, before rushing out the door.
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You're smirking, but this is a question that occupies many of us in the field of young people's literature.
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They're distinguished by a coldblooded sense of humor and a cynical, smirking embrace of the world's horrors as entertainment.
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"Hey, New Girl," my boss would say as he walked by my desk, smirking at my glasses and sundress.
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The collectible record insert features winking and smirking doodles by Jamma, possibly emphasizing the playfulness of Arcane's aloof character.
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It went further than dumping on US intelligence agencies by believing Russian President Vladimir Putin's smirking denials of election interference.
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You'll find yourself smirking over its dark humor in one moment, and then getting punched in the heart the next.
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One recurring story conceit, involving a smirking corpse guiding Nick around London, is borrowed from An American Werewolf In London.
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I love picturing her walking somewhere listening to this and smirking, giving off this total air of superior femininity & strength.
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The film is full of one-liners and metatextual winks at the superhero genre, and Reynolds is its smirking ringmaster.
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"Consideration" (featuring SZA) opens ANTI with the smirking "how you like me now?" attitude of 2011's Talk That Talk.
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I knew he was probably smirking or rolling his eyes at my dorky, long-winded, blathering review of each track.
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What happens if she tells that story about a hotel room spanking session to a house full of smirking Europeans?
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During last year's State of the Union address, Ms. Pelosi was photographed smirking as she clapped sideways at Mr. Trump.
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CIMON capably tells Gerst his name and where he's from, while also demonstrating his ability to tilt his smirking robotic face.
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Do not forget all the things they have done because they are going to try to - are you smirking at me?
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There's also a glimpse of Cersei, in full battle queen regalia, smirking and sipping wine and no doubt planning something nefarious.
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"I don't, it's just — we would need to be more close for me to disclose something like that," he said, smirking.
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The startup demos the DIY GIF feature showing founder Pavel Durov videoing himself pulling an expression akin to a smirking smilie.
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Bill, realizing who she is, follows her when she leaves, unable to see the fact that she's smirking the entire time.
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Sandmann, who was wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat, could be seen on video standing close to Phillips and smirking.
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Mosley can then be seen on the officer's body cam footage smirking while telling the officer that he sometimes drives faster.
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" Asked what she thought of Trump's rambling discourse, a smirking McKinnon-as-Clinton replied "I think I'm going to be president.
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The photo shows Ambassador Gordon Sondland smirking at the camera, as a sea of photojournalists angle for a shot behind him.
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He seems surprisingly small in the photo — a dead animal in a crumpled heap behind the smirking hunter who shot him.
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By the end, he's not a badass Schwarzenegger-type smirking out pithy one-liners, he's a hollow shell of a man.
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Putin was subtly smirking throughout the conference and pumped his chest as he forcefully smacked down U.S. reporters with his lies.
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His distraction causes him to wreck his car — at which point he spots Cameron smirking at him from the front window.
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Overnight, he raised its price to nearly $750 a pill from $13.50 and became the smirking symbol of drug industry greed.
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Smirking, he planted his feet, reared back and lunged his body weight forward as his fist connected with the man's arm.
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Nick Sandmann was very close to him and was somewhat smirking, but he did not do anything wrong or mock him.
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"Now, the truth is, life hands all of us setbacks," Clinton said, smirking as many in the audience of the Girls Inc.
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Instead, he spent 45 minutes smirking back at the committee members and refusing to answer any questions, citing his Fifth Amendment rights.
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Knocked down but not defeated by Azor Ahai, the smirking, terrifying, icy Night King's revolution is starting up for a second time.
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This Falstaff has a wound in his side, and he needs it cauterized by his protégé, Timothée Chalamet's dour, smirking Prince Hal.
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As you can see from the video, British police seemed to be smirking as he was loaded into a large police vehicle.
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During that presser, Stephen Bannon, former head of Breitbart and now CEO of Trump's campaign, could be seen in the background smirking.
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She lets out a smirking grin on the March cover of Allure with full, voluminous hair and a cleavage-baring V-neck.
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"I have access to buying a $10 million home; I don't have the money to do that," Sanders reminded a smirking Price.
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But Biden was also visibly dismissive of Sanders' calls for more systemic changes, and his smirking at Sanders did not go unnoticed.
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Sandler has the vibe of an older, married uncle, smirking and good-natured, though not nearly so zany as his onscreen persona.
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If it's President Warren or Buttgieg, will he leave bottles of hard liquor and Hobby Lobby framed pictures of Trump's smirking mug?
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As you read it imagine the gif of a smirking Donald Trump mugging for cameras at the first presidential debate of that cycle.
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" U.S. Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham (@RepLujanGrisham), a New Mexico Democrat, said: "With all of the smirking, does @MartinShkreli really take this issue seriously?
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Martin Shkreli is best known for price-gouging HIV patients, being charged with securities fraud, and smirking about it in front of Congress.
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Soon, the heroine and another exhausted bus passenger, Paul Grinstead (Martin Milner), are actually encountering these doubles, quietly and creepily smirking at them.
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The women also faced the daily reality of being triggered by details of sexual violence in the courtroom and a frequently smirking Cosby.
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Before this smirking sister had Hollywood laughing with her, she was just another angel-like lady posin' for pictures in Bedford, New Hampshire.
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During that entire violent trip through the multiverse early on in the film, I imagined her just standing there smirking her head off.
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For example, The Post quoted Phillips as saying he "felt threatened" by the "smirking" teenagers and accused them of "taunting" his fellow activists.
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Dany and Yara locked eyes and did some serious smirking this week, enough to fuel fans' hopes for a Yara/Daenerys love story.
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He testified over several days, smirking and scowling and, I believe, lying under oath about Mr. Rozelle having promised him an N.F.L. franchise.
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Before this smirking swimmer was going for the gold in Rio, he was just another competing cutie with Olympic dreams in Evanston, Illinois.
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He has a punchline calling undercover cops pigs in blankets, and he ends the verse with a smirking pause about saying fuck everyone.
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Before this smirking school boy was making the world laugh as a comedian, he was just another glasses-wearing guy in Barrington, Illinois.
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Before this smirking mini-man was flashing a smile for the Hollywood cameras, he was just another happy kid in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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But RuPaul's face betrayed twitches of irritation; from the minute Berle began his routine, he was ogling RuPaul's chest and smirking at the audience.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)In Amazon's crusade to fill every nook and cranny of the known universe with smirking cardboard boxes, nowhere is safe.
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To hear the colorfully haired and perennially smirking Los Angeles musician Lil Aaron tell it, arranged songwriting sessions can occasionally be an awkward proposition.
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You can see Andy Burnham, a high-level Labour leader who ran against Corbyn in the 2015 Labour leadership election, smirking over his shoulder.
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"I'm just waiting for that final piece of paper, the divorce certificate, and I can get remarried after that," she tells the camera, smirking.
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His smirking and somewhat subversive accommodation to this Pharisaism is to emphasize the ways in which Black English is more complex than Standard English.
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There is nothing amusing about extreme violence, psychiatric hospitals, mental illness, obsession, depression, and revenge, and I regret my role smirking at it all.
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So instead we now seem to be interiorizing our existential aches and angst, smirking knowingly at them, and numbing ourselves to maintain our nonchalance.
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Bryant delivers a final diss, though: "I'm Emily Kringle from Hallmark," she says, smirking at the camera, "reminding you to stay straight out there."
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It can't hurt to pay close attention to a person's face when they're talking, especially if they're smirking a little when they talk to you.
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In the video, Sandmann looks like he is smirking at Phillips, a Marine veteran, Omaha Tribe elder and former director of the Native Youth Alliance.
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" U.S. House Representative from New Mexico Michelle Lujan Grisham (@RepLujanGrisham), a Democrat, said: "With all of the smirking, does @MartinShkreli really take this issue seriously?
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More often, the film just feels like it's following a Nietzsche-obsessed, perpetually smirking young election strategist whose donor class includes 4chan and the KKK.
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Viewers can be forgiven for smirking at the seeming double entendre in the title of Marina Zenovich's HBO documentary Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind.
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That's the kind of irony you can only dream up, sparking the kind of smirking outrage that quickly spins beyond comprehension all over social media.
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It was almost like Yura was the devil watching from a distance, smirking as the seeds he planted germinated and grew into full-blown evil.
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And let's not forget Trump's smirking response to a Florida rally-goer who suggested that the way to stop illegal immigration was to shoot immigrants.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please,"he said, smirking, when the two met on the sidelines of a G-20 meeting in Japan in June.
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Because when Autumn keeps singing, even after a smirking guy in the audience heckles her, Hittman has already defined what kind of girl this is.
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Then, suddenly, he's a wild-eyed tween cackling as his science experiment goes up in flames; a smirking anarchist; a party boy grinding toward suicide.
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I will confess that when I first saw the video of a smirking teenager staring down a drumming elder, I, too, was stirred to outrage.
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One of the teens can be seen standing face-to-face with the elder, smirking and saying nothing, while the man sings and beats a drum.
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She appears to have some lighthearted fun with the process at one point, letting her hair stand up on its end and smirking at the camera.
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Should he perform poorly like John Stumpf, the former chief executive of Wells Fargo, or Martin Shkreli, the smirking "Pharma Bro," he risks more severe consequences.
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The handmaids are ominous, silent, semi-faceless, and the most powerful protest costume since hacktivist collective Anonymous popularized wearing Fawkes' smirking face over a decade ago.
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Every track sounds like reveling in an objectively unhealthy decision and having a lot of fun while doing it, like the smirking face emoji made audible.
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So, I started messing around in Illustrator with an image of his smirking rat face, and human garbage were the words that immediately came to mind.
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" I've seen Vermin Supreme attention-seeking and smirking, wearing a fake plastic ass and a rubber cone on his head, petitioning gawkers to "Vote Vermin Supreme.
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Basically, trip metal was any random joke that Wolf Eyes and their friends and fans thought was worth smirking at and spreading further on the internet.
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Look at this fluffy dinosaur, with its fuzzy arms and felted face, holding a smirking expression that says, I am so shaggy and pleased about it.
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Duhamel is terrifically sinister in this role, making Frank a smirking shark who can turn from whiskey-drenched camaraderie to sudden, catastrophic temper tantrums in a heartbeat.
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"With all these big sexual harassment cases going public, men are getting concerned about how they can avoid being accused," she begins, smirking in a pink pantsuit.
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Consider how a smirking Eldridge Cleaver, a Panther leader, responded to Ronald Reagan when the then-governor of California criticized the group for carrying guns in public.
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No one seems to notice that the primary object of their ire or defense is surveying the action from afar, smirking like he drank the Braves' milkshake.
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The most widely-shared video featured a student, Nick Sandmann, with an expression many described as smirking as Phillips played his drum directly in front of him.
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"To ensure that your man is not texting no bitches, just tweet his number his out," she said in the video before turning to a smirking Kardashian.
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But we're just happy to have Ruth Negga back on our TV screens as Tulip, Jesse's smirking ex who transcends that basic description time and time again.
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Clinton, interrupting repeatedly and resorting to canned lines that Mr. Pence mocked with the pained expression that he wore when he wasn't smirking or shaking his head.
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In 2013, he was inducted into the W.W.E. Hall of Fame, tuxedoed and smirking, as the audience jeered, a badge of honor in the pro wrestling world.
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In the campaign speech, after all — a portion of which was captured on video and published by Univision in February — Mr. Miller often appears to be smirking.
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After he scored 10 consecutive points in the second quarter, the last 3 on a shot from behind the arc, he backpedaled to the defensive end, smirking.
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Brutality exists in America, but it's in the Planned Parenthood videos where blameless babies are dismembered, their tiny limbs and organs hawked by smirking, self-righteous abortionists.
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The section in last Thursday's debate covering health care ended with a smirking Biden defending, in patriotic terms, a system that kills tens of thousands a year.
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One might excuse smirking upon spying the title "Robespierre" next to a large (60 by 32 inch) vertical painting from 2016 with a guillotine shape embedded in it.
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Instead of being the new Miami Robin Hood, in the video, Drake is shown smirking while he takes money from crying families, and groceries from hungry American citizens.
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Nicholas Sandmann says he wasn't smirking, and his "position is" he wasn't disrespectful to Nathan Phillips in the faceoff that's sparked national controversy since it went viral Saturday.
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He can barely say the words "art school" without smirking, even though I bet I did more coding for the nanosculpture shit than he's done in his life.
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Look at that quick cutaway during the baby shower to the men who run Gilead, smirking and shooting and just generally being supremely smug and satisfied with themselves.
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Top Gun — released 30 years ago, on May 16, 1986 — is a smirking fantasy of fast-talking macho men, fighter jets, and the women who love them both.
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The first one-minute video, showing Sandmann smirking and students chanting as Phillips drummed and sang, seemed to tell a pretty clear story of what happened on Friday.
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Tall, muscled, clad in a battle skirt, with an easy grin and a smirking world-weariness that Lawless portrayed pretty much perfectly back in the 90s, Kassandra is fantastic.
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Ari Spyros (Stephen Kunken) is Axe Capital's new head of compliance and makes his grand entrance by crudely smirking at and checking out all the women in the office.
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That's when we get a quick flashback of Vanessa during the old Jersey Shore days, smirking at the camera while "Pauly D" wearing a trucker hat that's so 2010.
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Brian Truitt, USA Today: While Ant-Man's technically "the star," this is most definitely the Wasp's movie to own, and the smirking, enjoyably no-nonsense role fits Lilly well.
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The next day, at a press conference about the investigation, Ukraine's security services revealed the plot twist: Mr Babchenko himself, very much alive and smirking at his apparent resurrection.
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From the beginning, he'd been clear-eyed about his place in American pop culture, which included references to his whiteness, but was focused mainly on smirking free-speech arguments.
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Black-and-white figures and silhouettes of paper and linen, drawn and collaged, were there slanting their eyes, smirking, and contorting their faces with expressions of passion and pain.
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If you just mute all the parts where James Corden is speaking, singing, or smirking, and cover his face with your thumb on your computer screen, it's actually great.
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But the glimpses we get of Miss Wardell on her own, when her smirking facade drops and she becomes trembling and afraid, shows us just how much she's lying.
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The avant-garde style that King Missile developed bridged Patti Smith and Weird Al: vivid spoken-word narratives delivered with smirking derision, rattled over jaunty organ and spiky guitar.
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There was always one gross man sitting there with a towel on his lap smirking at the kissing girls; Herring Cove must've been in some perv guide to world beaches.
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Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, asked the "smirking" Strzok whether he was lying under oath the same way he "lied" to his wife while he carried on an affair with Page.
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In a new video from MIT's CSAIL department, a smirking industrial robot from Rethink picks up spray paint cans and spools of wire, dropping them in the properly labeled bin.
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The half-dressed "Tom" looks both relaxed and concerned as he lies in bed, while the naked "Jamie" is captured half-way between smirking and sleep adrift in blue sheets.
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A tough debate this week — she called him a "smirking banker," and he called her a "high priestess of fear" — so far appears not to have significantly reshaped the race.
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On Samsung phones, for example, Broni says that the rolling eyes emoji looks slightly hopeful, while the smirking face looks more "meh" and less flirty than it does on iOS.
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He antagonized lawmakers during his nearly 45 minutes on the stand by smirking, twirling his pencil, doodling and posing for pictures, while refusing to answer any questions about drug prices.
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David Anders' Blaine DeBeers, the enterprising brains behind a murderous zombie Meals-on-Wheels program, is a consistent highlight, smirking and snarking his way through scheme after self-interested scheme.
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The founder of Turing Pharmaceuticals, the smirking Mr. Shkreli seized upon a generic drug for treating a parasitic infection and summarily raised its price to $750 a pill from $13.50.
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In the original video, which took place during a protest at the National Mall in Washington, DC, the teens were seemingly mocking, smirking, and making tomahawk chop motions at Phillips.
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It's only a few seconds long — Trump turning to absorb Pelosi's smirking spin on a routine stand-and-clap — but it proved more noteworthy than the hour-plus of speechifying.
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As we reported ... Sandmann was interviewed by Savannah Guthrie and claims his infamous smirking wasn't meant to be disrespectful to Phillips -- it was simply his way of containing the situation.
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The choice of a limited, post-Paramount decision Hollywood star and the narrator's occasional bitchy asides speak to a smirking appreciation of glitzy surfaces and an undercurrent of sophisticated urban loneliness.
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Ian McShane (reprising his character from the first film) and Laurence Fishburne (reuniting with Reeves for their first narrative film together since the Matrix trilogy) both turn in hammy, smirking performances.
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But recent appropriations of the smirking green frog as Adolf Hitler, a Klansman and numerous racist caricatures have earned him a spot in the Anti-Defamation League's database of hate symbols.
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Soon, the camera pans from the alleyway gangsters to a smirking wannabe from the PS1 classic Final Fantasy VIII, and quietly, confidently transitions from full motion video to real-time gameplay.
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The image, taken by the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) just before Halloween two years ago, actually shows active regions on the star fortuitously lining up to look like a smirking face.
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She plays it straight—there's no smirking or "Isn't it hilarious that I of all people am covering this song?" posturing—and adds a little steel guitar for a country twist.
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And this probably is why, 20 hours in, I haven't found anyone giving a halting speech about their ideology, nor a smirking survivor whose allegiance I can't quite be sure of.
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Among the options were a diamond-shaped multicolored Office logo, a man resembling Albert Einstein named the Genius, and the smirking paper clip Clippit, which came to be known as Clippy.
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The moment had echoes of a previous Pelosi move — at the 2019 State of the Union, her smirking applause for the president became a meme, with many assuming it was sarcastic.
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Martin Shkreli, the smirking "pharma bro" who gained worldwide infamy by raising the price of a lifesaving drug 5,000 percent, is awaiting sentencing next month on three counts of securities fraud.
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Just business as usual in America, which is why when Sandmann was filmed smirking at Phillips as his raucous peers whooped and jeered in the background I wasn't surprised at all.
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" He went on to say that although in the video he looks like he was smirking at Philips, he explained his demeanor as "remaining motionless and calm" to help "diffuse the situation.
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" Sandmann went on to share that although in the video he looks like he is smirking at Philips, he explained his demeanor as "remaining motionless and calm" to help "diffuse the situation.
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"The Last Jedi" keeps scoffing and smirking at the saga's iconography and mystic mumbo-jumbo in a manner more akin to a Mel Brooks parody than an official entry in the series.
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The lasting image from NJPW's Dominion show on June 9 isn't Kenny Omega hoisted aloft the shoulders of The Young Bucks and Kota Ibushi, or Chris Jericho smirking in hastily applied corpsepaint.
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Embattled drug executive Martin Shkreli antagonized lawmakers on Thursday by smirking and posing for pictures during his first appearance on Capitol Hill even as he refused to answer questions about drug prices.
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One image was inescapable on social media over MLK Day weekend: the smirking face of a teenage boy in a "Make America Great Again" baseball cap, staring down a Native American elder.
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When a hero's weaknesses start to show, we circle like hyenas, smirking and sneering: He was always a bit arrogant, and she was so overpaid, and did you see his bald spot?
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"Yeah," Pelosi replied, smirking, "and I have those who want to be for impeachment and for abolishing ICE" — Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, the federal law-enforcement agency spearheading Trump's crackdown on immigration.
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They simply perceive themselves as fun-loving guys in a hunting game in which a "no" can be vitiated with alcohol and muscular assertiveness; they leave smirking and the women leave traumatized.
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The early Divinity games prior to Original Sin were laddish in their sensibilities, frequently falling back on smirking sexism to stand-in for humor and casting a leering gaze at female characters.
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He appears in the trailer for the the season finale, where we also see a smirking Senator Joe Keene Jr. (James Wolk) try to take on the blue hero's superpowers for himself.
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The first occurred when I was standing in the hall talking to a fellow staffer when a former member of Congress (who is now deceased) shuffled by and groped me, smirking lazily.
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There's no winking and smirking about how silly this all is, no half-assing the musical numbers to signal they're above it, no apologizing for the nonsensical nature of everything we're seeing.
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Instead, Deadpool 2 feels most confident when it gleefully does the exact opposite of what the audience expects — or, in many cases, what the audience wants — while snarking and smirking the entire way.
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As any Amazon Prime stan will attest, the great wall of smirking boxes dwarfing your other trash after an online shopping spree is reason enough to pick up everything at your local CVS.
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It's steeped in a smirking, grinning layer of anti-corporate antics, taking shots at bosses and bad labor conditions all the way from the distinct plot points to the flavor text on items.
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"vomiting smirking speak-no-evil face with wavy mouth and rolling eye"When you learn that Kim and Kanye hired private firefighters to protect their $60 million mansion while swaths of California burn.
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While working as a television newsreader, Ms. Cacho-Olivares telegraphed her skepticism when reading government propaganda by smirking and rolling her eyes, until the palace told her editors that she had to stop.
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The next day, the mainstream media uniformly agreed that the contest had been "won" by the incumbent, Joe Biden, whose rebuttals consisted mostly of mugging and smirking over Ryan's solemn efforts at prescription.
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Jenkins's camera follows warriors like Robin Wright's smirking Antiope into training and battle with the same giddiness that's plain on Diana's awed face, tracking the Amazons' fearsome spins and relishing their deadly precision.
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During the debate, Le Pen referred to Macron as a "smirking banker" with an eye on "butchering France," while Macron called Le Pen "hate-filled" and intent on bringing "civil war" to the country.
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Hugging her mother, a much younger and smirking Brielle sports jeans, a black long-sleeve T-shirt, a tan faux fur vest, and wears her long hair pulled back with a black bejeweled headband.
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Lena Waithe is constantly bringing visibility to what a 'Black gay girl' looks like, whether she's at the Met Gala in a Carolina Herrera rainbow cape or smirking on the cover of Vanity Fair.
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No one player has been able to capture the attention of millions simply by being the most aloof, smirking-est weirdo on the planet who also happens to have a rocket for an arm.
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Pharma bro Martin Shkreli became the smirking poster child for pharmaceutical price gouging when his company, Turing Pharmaceuticals, upped the price of a 63-year-old drug for the parasite toxoplasmosis by 5,20093 percent.
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Once a "smirking teenage atheist, whose only religion was rock and roll, tight jeans and making rude comments to authority figures," Greg Lockwood eventually became a gun-owning, electric guitar-riffing, married Catholic priest.
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Shkreli, who was called to testify at a House committee earlier this year, infuriated lawmakers by smirking during their questions and taking to Twitter to condemn them minutes after he left the hearing room.
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Like many classic R&B hits, it dripped with honeyed vocals and smirking seduction — but renounced the genre's popular formulas for gothic production, his voice echoing almost creepily through the sonic space he created.
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Where Harrison Ford was all arrogance and smirking self-aggrandizement in the original trilogy, softening only when he thought nobody else might be looking, Ehrenreich's Han is more sly and more unsure of himself.
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He was smirking at her from where he stood at the back of the store, near the dressing room that was really nothing more than a side alcove with a red curtain as a door.
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The actress shared a personal photo Thursday of herself with her late boyfriend ... the 2 are in a red convertible looking happy, with the 'Parts Unknown' host smirking while holding a green umbrella over them.
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When we get to the part about Hillary Clinton losing the election, we see Donald Trump's smirking face on a massive screen, interrupted by a latticework of cables that made me think of puppet strings.
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At the Wednesday sentencing, Johnson's brother, Delray Sanders Jr., accused Sparks-Henderson of smirking during Sanders' victim impact statement and then lunged at the seated defendant, according to a live streaming video of the hearing.
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His laconic bio declares the account "Official Tweets" — which is both technically correct, since he's a verified user, and a smirking acknowledgment of at the total lack of anything authoritiative across his fairly inscrutable feed.
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In the video clip from a CNN debate, the Democratic presidential rivals are discussing gun control when a smirking Sanders pulls out a gun, edited into the video, and shoots Clinton, the Democratic front-runner.
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And even though I admit to smirking when I saw the Terminator figurines, Kaiser insists his extreme attention to detail springs out of desire to make this look like anything but a frivolous weekend gig.
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His brand of smirking heroism had been shoved aside by muscle-bound action stars of the era, like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and he also had a knack for choosing exactly the wrong roles.
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Audio of the exchange is unclear, but Bruno, who can be seen on the video drinking from a bottle of water and smirking, said he smiled because he thought the players were joking at first.
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For his part, Oliver is reduced to humorless smirking and anger, while his back story and career as a software developer are so approximate that one winces to learn that his business is called Generii.
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His primary role in the book's narrative was to violently thwart a sexual assault in progress within the Minutemen's ranks, the attempted rape of the original Silk Spectre by a smirking sociopath called the Comedian.
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He looked down repeatedly at his notes, blinked frequently through what appeared to be watery eyes, and showed little of the smirking scornfulness with which he has dismissed the allegations against him in the past.
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Nick Sandmann became the focus of online vitriol after a video posted Saturday showed the high schooler in a MAGA hat smirking in the face of Native American activist Nathan Phillips at the Lincoln Memorial.
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When Trump focused part of his Tuesday address on Germany and warned that "Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course," the German delegation was caught smirking on camera.
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The smirking film geek elevated to directorial deity; the motormouthed autodidact with a fondness for lavish violence, pop culture ephemera, and racial slurs; the man whose work has been enshrined on so many dorm room walls.
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Shkreli, first became infamous as a pharmaceuticals CEO who massively increased the price of a life-saving medical treatment, and at times seemed to relish the role, smirking through a Congressional hearing where plead the Fifth.
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Why Verge readers might care: Justice League was the most promising of the DC movies to date, and Momoa's Aquaman, with his rough, smirking humor and outsized version of macho, was a major part of that.
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It's safe to assume Gorsuch was smirking when he wrote that line, because it manages to intentionally dodge the case's most significant issue: employees rarely have enough leverage to meaningfully impact the terms of their contracts.
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This practice is a painful affront to victims and witnesses who come to our courts seeking justice, and a statement of smirking disrespect to the local police, prosecutors, and judges who are sworn to administer it.
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When it comes to the rich and mighty — say, a Harvey Weinstein or a Martin Shkreli, the smirking hedge fund manager — there is an inescapable reality: Many people take pleasure in seeing them demonstrably brought low.
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He didn't just mock the obsession with celebrities; he teased them to their face, displaying studious indifference to the projects they were promoting and a smirking skepticism to their hints of pretentiousness, self-importance or eccentricity.
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The mural that greets visitors near the front depicts a smirking President Trump, an American flag and the White House and reads, "Sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win the war."
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As for the writers with whom you disagree — whether it's Krugman or Stephens, Kristof or Krauthammer — you've already concluded that they're idiots or liars, so you'll either skip over them or read them with smirking disdain.
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Here are 13 of those pieces of clothing — from the MAGA hat worn by a smirking teen to the cowboy aesthetic that would change country music maybe forever — that defined the last year of the 2010s.
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"What more do you need?" he says, smirking, as if creating such sprawling, evolving soundscapes is as simple as… well, whacking a few sentences about getting pinged in your mate's shed into a Google Doc (sorry mum).
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When asked whether he felt he should apologize to anyone — including the elder member of the Omaha tribe, 64-year-old activist Nathan Phillips, whom Sandmann was filmed standing face-to-face with, smirking — Sandmann said no.
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In the future, when aliens come asking for a peak example of human ingenuity, I will point them in the direction of Jamie slicing and smirking her way out of from the belly of an invisible serpent.
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The device senses a limited range of emotions at the moment including smiling, frowning, winking, smirking and raising your eyebrows but there's so much you can convey in a social VR setting once you unlock body language.
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Along with the announcement, Matt Black and Jonathan More have also shared the release's second single in "Donald's Wig," a rave-spirited breakbeat tune with a smirking lead melody, defined altogether by its air of agitated incredulity.
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The smirking silence with which Sandmann confronted elder Nathan Phillips was actually incredibly telling, according to Adam Howard, an education professor at Colby College and the author of Learning Privilege: Lessons of Power and Identity in Affluent Schooling.
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You don't have to work out which phallic euphemism hits exactly the right spot between the clinical and the juvenile — eggplants are so synonymous with dicks now that I can't order babaghanoush at the kebab shop without smirking.
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Lena Waithe is constantly bringing visibility to what a 'Black gay girl' looks like, whether she's on the Met Gala red carpet sporting a Carolina Herrera rainbow cape or smirking at her detractors on the cover of Vanity Fair.
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Petty plays the smirking Mad Hatter, who, by the video's end, has turned Alice into a giant cake that's devoured by the band (an image that yielded nearly as many Reagan-era nightmares as Michael Jackson's Thriller eye-glow).
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Perhaps the trailer for Extremely Wicked — a fast-paced 90 seconds of police chases, quippy dialogue, and a smirking Efron played over rollicking guitar riffs — does fail to effectively capture the nuances Berlinger says the film is teasing out.
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Organizers would seek permission from the police for a few days in advance (as they had on March 226), and a group of uniformed officers would walk alongside the crowd, smirking to one another, recording them on their phones.
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Here's hoping we get to see them play six or seven more in May: two weeks of Mike D'Antoni smirking, Popovich scowling, the Rockets bombing away, the Spurs tunneling in, and two of the best players alive swapping brilliances.
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Webb is his long-lost, smirking foster brother Andrew — a man who says he spent five months living with Stephen's family as a child, and who now wants to return home to claim his own stake in the pub.
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"By way of some slight humor on this issue, this particular flag, you will realize, is the flag of the Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands," said Abetz, smirking as he shuffled a stack of papers.
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Apparently the recipe for nearly four and a half hours of smirking techno and house is a bunch of kiki-ing via text, impromptu record planning, and pushing every aspect of the party to the edge of total failure.
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And it is performed specifically to punish June, not just for the general sin of having a woman's body and violating Gilead's sexual purity laws, but for the specific crime of smirking at Serena and trying to manipulate Fred.
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"This individual has been in our community, walking around our streets for the last 10 years, probably smirking because he got away with this," said Billy West, the district attorney for Cumberland County, where Fayetteville is the county seat.
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Bowler-hatted and cigarette-smoking, they lurk along the edges of the stage in the liminal territory between life and death, and it's they who escort Aoife Duffin's bright-eyed and smirking Ophelia from the first to the second.
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Ryan Reynolds's fourth-wall-breaking, foul-mouthed, extremely violent superpowered mercenary might seem an unlikely vector for progressive messages, yet under the smirking immaturity, Deadpool possesses a surprising inner sincerity, something that's far more apparent in the new sequel Deadpool 22.
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" Though the review is complimentary enough, it ends with the same smirking undertone, albeit one that is self-aware: "Still, it's a bitter reality: they'd never be getting this kind of attention if it weren't for the White Stri-- fuck!
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The MAGA hat-wearing high schooler who drew the ire of many for standing and smirking at Vietnam-era vet Nathan Phillips during a protest says he meant no disrespect ... but it doesn't seem like he's planning on saying sorry either.
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One work, for instance, depicts a woman smirking in a gallery, surrounded by postcards that feature gold-framed portraits of dead white men in powdered wigs; she's planning to hang a couple portraits of women alongside them to even the score.
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Read more:This photo of Ambassador Sondland smirking for the cameras as he testifies before Congress perfectly sums up the impeachment hearing chaosGordon Sondland is a key witness in the Trump impeachment inquiry — and the founder of a boutique luxury hotel chain.
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Radiohead's first return to Canada in 2016 at Montreal's Osheaga Music Festival was a night of hope, Thom Yorke goofily dancing and smirking as the band ripped through energetic cuts from "Burn the Witch" to "Bodysnatchers" at the get-go.
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Here's a 30-year-old version of the smirking stud in Los Angeles back in 1998 (left) and 19 years later ... the hot dad of two -- whose film, "Chuck," recently hit theaters -- posing for a photo in Hollywood last week (right).
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Over the course of the record's 14 tracks, he veers between smirking video chat interludes ("Skype"), ipecac acid tracks, borderline electroclash ("Frankie"), and Mark E. Smith-sampling EBM backflips ("Junk"), foregrounding the lysergic, technicolor joy that unselfconscious electronic music can offer.
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Gisleson wanted to call the group "The Futilitarians," but the membership settled on "The Existential Crisis Reading Group," or E.C.R.G.. The reader can hear the ironic inflection; ever since "Annie Hall" it's been impossible to say "existential crisis" without smirking.
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The verse opens with lyrics that are similarly disarming: "I don't like them innocent, I don't want no face fresh / Want them wearing leather, begging, let me be your taste test," she sings, smirking, simultaneously self-aware and self-excoriating.
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Over Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, there was one inescapable image online and on cable news: that of a smirking teenage boy in a red "Make America Great Again" baseball cap, staring into the eyes of a Native American elder.
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To the relief of Republicans running in November, he lost West Virginia's Senate primary to Patrick Morrisey, the state's attorney-general (Mr McConnell's gloating tweet read "Thanks for playing, Don," and depicted the Senate majority leader smirking in a cloud of white powder).
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That's broadly true, but there's one safety net, one little gift from the smirking tech gods, that keeps giving solace to failed software projects: the TV. When a mobile operating system fails, it doesn't disappear, it's just converted into a TV operating system.
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That's broadly true, but there's one safety net, one little gift from the smirking tech gods, that keeps giving solace to failed software projects: The TV. When a mobile operating system fails, it doesn't disappear, it's just converted into a TV operating system.
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"It seems to be one of those nasty, smug little plays smirking continually at recognition of their own cleverness, as if they had an in-built air of self-satisfaction engulfing them," Clive Barnes wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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" Perhaps in response to stereotypes about female hysteria — Seresin mentions the Overly Attached Girlfriend meme — Clein and other women she's observed "instead now seem to be interiorizing our existential aches and angst, smirking knowingly at them, and numbing ourselves to maintain our nonchalance.
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Read More: The Shittiest Robots of 2015 Maudlinism isn't a good look, but still, it would feel a bit strange to half-ironically wax poetic about what a shitty robot really means when 2016 has already had more than enough smirking faux-intellectualism.
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Ryan Philippe showed up as the father of Gina's baby (surprise!), while Gina Gershon played Sergeant Hawkins, a dirty cop trying to pin all her misdeeds on Jake and Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz), her smirking confidence tearing holes in their every line of defense.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, they're looking to lock down the image of a smirking white bunny in a tux and plaster it on pretty important Playboy merch ... like magazines, for example ... plus calendars, boxes, stationery materials and LOTS of other stuff.
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He's put out a couple call-all-your-pals tapes featuring the likes of 21 Savage and Young Nudy, but he's had no better chemistry than with HoodRich Pablo Juan the gruff-voiced, smirking, psychedelic enthusiast at the heart of the ATL institution HoodRich Entertainment.
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In The Cheat, the sadistic, smirking, sensual Hayakawa forces the corrupt, embezzling, stockbroker's wife face down on his desk before ripping off the sleeve of her dress and, with a hot iron, branding her, and in the process searing his way into the public imagination.
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That a member of the white aristocracy has to lead the natives, who can't seem to do it on their own, is just another indication of how Hollywood has mostly portrayed Africa and Africans for decades -- either with smirking racism, or tut-tut condescension.
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The seamless gear-shifting between high-minded philosophical science fiction and smirking science-fiction satire is unusual for Black Mirror: it's making a point about how technology enables people's worst, most self-absorbed fantasies, without feeling like it's trying to grind viewers into dust.
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What we're left with is a case where smirking, frail, Gatorade-swilling Shkreli—whose own lawyer suggested might be autistic in opening arguments—is easily the most reviled man in the room, and yet jurors may still struggle to generate sympathy for his alleged victims.
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The debate on Wednesday evening, which at times descended into a slugging match between the "hate-filled liar" and the "smirking banker," was the last major event before the country votes for the final time on Sunday to decide who will become president of France.
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His latest mission is to retrieve a stolen superweapon known as Pandora's Box, which will involve assembling an oddball cohort — including a lion-loving sniper (Ruby Rose) and a concussion-damaged stunt driver (Rory McCann) — and a great deal of kicking and punching and smirking.
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Lena Waithe is constantly bringing visibility to what a 'Black gay girl' looks like, whether she's at the MTV Movie Awards honoring Shirley Chisholm (the first woman to run for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination) or smirking at her detractors on the cover of Vanity Fair.
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Was our favorite guy, Rod Rosenstein -- I got to tell you, I watched that, congressman and I was so frustrated with the smirking and the don&apost attack me personally and the taking the time to run the clock, but is he keeping information from Congress?
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The joy of the movie lies in wickedly smirking Nancy drawling, "We are the weirdos, mister" to a befuddled bus driver; in watching the four girls stalk down their school hallway in matching black outfits; in watching them terrorize the date rapist jocks who they target.
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What makes it even more startling is that Nora delivers this recommendation in such a matter-of-fact way, smoking her cigarette and smirking as hard as a noir detective in that van as they stake out the supposed scientists sending people to their Departed loved ones.
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Kami's been busy this year with a handful of Bala Club parties, and gigs elsewhere in the world, but today he's sharing a new track with the smirking title "No Hablo Aleman Pero Puedo Si Quieres" (Spanish for "I Don't Speak German But I Can If You Want").
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The buzzy wah-wah keyboards, distorted guitar solo, and twirly synthesizer filigree capture an appropriate blend of swagger and desperation, yet the prevailing mood is gleeful, and to listen to "The Man" is to witness a rock & roll hustler smirking at how handsome he looks in the mirror.
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We're told both that "the pressure's always on" for the face-emoji residents of Textopolis to keep their expressions convincing — smiley or smirking, angry or puzzled — and that they have no choice: That weeping guy keeps gushing tears even when he wins the lottery; he's just programmed that way.
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And no matter how terse, competent, and together she is, she's still at the mercy of a checked-out boss who spends his time playing Jenga at his desk and smirking at Naomi about how the perceptions people have of her are more important than her actual successes.
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In this latest iteration, it is also refreshingly self-assured; where the Warriors exult in their harmony, Durant shoulders up to Waiters and delivers a half-smirking "fuck you," letting his teammate stand in for anyone who might aspire to bother him (or hesitate to pass him the ball).
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The Unicorn Stickers, available for free download on the Apple App Store, feature humorous cutouts from the tapestries including a "Smirking Lord," a "Snarling Hound," and the famous "Unicorn in Captivity," in which the bleeding creature is seen chained to a tree and entrapped inside a fenced ring.
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There are the terrible juddering animated memes, in which Donald Trump's smirking melon-ball of a head is pasted atop the body of Heath Ledger's Joker or Joaquin Phoenix's Joker or one of the space cats from Avatar, not quite as a joke but not really seriously, either.
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" I'd had him on speaker at a secluded part of a café's backyard, and at the end of our conversation, one woman—who was on the other side of the café and had come outside after I started my phone call—approached me, smirking, and said, "You really need headphones.
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But for as much as Harley's story is intertwined with the Joker's, her best episode of Batman: The Animated Series by a long shot is one that wrenches away her from his side to embark on a separate adventure with an entirely different iconic Batman villain: the smirking, slinking Poison Ivy.
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The administration's cluelessness about how working people might see this cynical play for the rich was confirmed a day later when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and his wife, Louise Linton, were photographed with a sheet of freshly printed one-dollar bills with his signature, smirking like a couple of Disney villains.
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With something this sprawling, a new artistic director — which Salzburg got this year in Markus Hinterhäuser, a slouching, smirking, candid and charming pianist and impresario — has over the festival something of the sway that a new Disney chief executive has over its theme parks: Both a lot and not so much.
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For all its contradictions, the show has something to say about the psychic cost, for women, of achieving power, with plots like Sansa Stark's slow transformation from the worst-off "Bachelor" contestant to dry-eyed warrior queen, smirking as she watches her rapist get his face ripped off by hungry dogs.
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I love this exchange because it feels like a friendly wink, as if Nora Ephron, who wrote the script, is smirking with women in the audience a la Fleabag, commiserating about all the times we've smiled through the pain as a man asked us about our job, only to interrupt to talk about himself.
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There's Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) soaring and smirking; Gamora (Zoe Saldana) blasting some baddies; Drax (Dave Bautista) jumping into the maw of a tentacled monster; Rocket (Bradley Cooper) setting off some explosives (and letting out an explosive laugh); and, of course, Baby Groot (Vin Diesel) looking like the galaxy's most fired-up cutie-pie.
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Pai—whose name is now synonymous with the Trump administration's deeply unpopular goal of repealing net neutrality, and smirking toadyism writ large—was slated for a CES "SuperSession" that would have involved "candid conversations" with acting chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Maureen K. Ohlhausen and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association Gary Shapiro.
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It starts out looking like a smirking satire of the fine-art world, with conniving gallery owners, an arrogant critic, various grasping artists, and many more comically unpleasant stereotypes all circling each other, looking for the next hot fad, or any other way to pull ahead in the business while stroking their own egos.
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There's an evil Duke (Tam Mutu) to whom she is promised by the club owner (Danny Burstein, a smirking riot) in return for funds to keep the club running, and the young songwriter Christian (Aaron Tveit, who seems destined to break out in a big way) who stumbles into the club and into her heart.
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And just look at this beautiful cat, I swear to god, he's fucking smirking—not unlike my editors, who assigned this story to me knowing full well it had absolutely nothing to do with technology and that a not-insignificant part of me dies every time I'm made to blog fun but irrelevant news stories.
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They mostly feature the face of one student, Nick Sandmann -- who appears to be smirking, and has now come forward -- as he stared down the elder, while a crowd of his fellow students all wearing red-and-white "Make America Great Again" hats gathered around, laughing, and seeming to mock-sing along with Phillips' chant.
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" This broad smirking at a milieu that's made for easy mockery also includes "skinny flagpole women flying dresses in red, white and blue," conversations about "stocks, about realestate … about renovations and how draining it was to open a house for the season," and an aside about "jazz that turned the whole world into an elevator.
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An already raucous hours-long Congressional hearing into FBI agent Peter Strzok&aposs apparent anti-Trump bias boiled over on Thursday afternoon, as a top Republican asked the "smirking" Strzok whether he was lying under oath the same way he "lied" to his wife while he carried on an affair with now-former FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
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In 101, we see her smirking at the arrival of Prince Joffrey, among others; in 801, she undergoes a litany of emotions as she watches three people arrive with whom she has very different relationships: her half-brother Jon, her best friend, Gendry, and her worst frenemy, the Hound, who is also in the original season one procession.
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The Covington Catholic High School junior, who was caught on camera smirking at the Native American activist by the Lincoln Memorial Friday as his peers jumped, heckled, and mocked the elder, appeared on NBC's "Today" show Wednesday, saying he had a right to do what he did but wished his group had avoided the whole thing.
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Gathered around the smirking, hulking personage of Jock Jeffcoat is a small army of people Chuck once trusted: not only the New York attorney general, Alvin Epstein, the real Judas in this case; not only Sacker, the worm within the Southern District; but also the previously defenestrated do-gooders Oliver Dake and (this one hurts) Bryan Connerty.
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The Queens Museum's biennial exhibition offers an assortment of work that considers the politics of art-making in the borough today Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In January, New York City residents received fliers in the mail that pictured Queens's iconic Unisphere — a giant stainless steel globe originally built for the 22018 World's Fair — accented by Amazon's smirking swoosh logo.
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Opinion: The mad crazy world of writing for Letterman New photos of Letterman jogging on the Caribbean island of St. Barts show a bald, heavily bearded guy who's almost unrecognizable as the gap-toothed jester who spent 33 years smirking at guests on national TV. More than one commenter has noted his sudden resemblance to a certain red-suited Christmas icon.
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That's right—with a super-mild fall (hell, we were surfing and suntanning through all those 62-degree days, weren't you?) coming to an end, it's time to gear up for some serious complaining about the temperature in your apartment and the incoming onslaught of snow and slush (if you're in Hawaii, California, or Florida, please refrain from smirking at this).
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S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, Jared Kushner (who was smirking throughout, perhaps enjoying his day-off from preparing his oft-touted, but, as of this writing, yet-to-be-presented "Peace Plan"), and Ivanka Trump (who appeared so nervous that when the curtain was tugged to reveal the embassy's seal, she welcomed everybody to the newest outpost of "the United States on America").
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Every new technology gets a smirking remark that calls attention to how little the human experience has changed, every new wonder quickly blends into the scenery, and every new Great Work is just some fucking tchotchke that you have to find room for in your national curio cabinet so that people can come from around the world to gawk at it.
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You know when you spend months on end alone, yelling "YEAH RIGHT" at Jennifer Aniston films and warning all your mates that their relationships will never last because almost half of all marriages end in divorce, then suddenly you meet someone who isn't terrible and spend every waking hour at their house in your pants ghosting all the smirking face emoji texts you're receiving.
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One can imagine Russia's Vladimir Putin — who continues to deny his government was involved in trying to influence the result of the U.S. election — smirking into his morning fruit juice at the deep irony of Kremlin operatives being able so easily, and so relatively cheaply, to tap the ad-targeting potency of U.S. digital infrastructure to further an anti-American foreign policy agenda from afar.
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We get Mackenzie Davis's I-come-from-the-future exposition explaining that Sarah Connor did not, in fact, avert Judgement Day; Linda Hamilton's Connor smirking and wisecracking like the apocalypse-averting veteran she is (complete with a callback I'd rather have been surprised by); and some absolutely wild-looking fight scenes — including a moment where Gabriel Luna's evil new-model nanomorph appears to split itself into two separate humanoids.
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The message of El Paso, historic and present, is this: In the America construed by some as "great," if you are a white man there is almost nothing -- whether it's inventing weapons of mass destruction for a genocidal monster or smirking at a proposal of human slaughter, grabbing women wherever, and notionally shooting someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue -- that should be an impediment to power and glory.
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In its first new episode under the presidency of Donald J. Trump, "Saturday Night Live" opened with its vision of the most powerful man in the world — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, smirking and chiding Mr. Trump for early missteps — followed by a monologue from the show's host, Aziz Ansari, who commented on issues of race in post-Obama America and implored Mr. Trump to directly address them himself.
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The film's too-muchness is an annual indulgence for fans, but A.O. Scott, in one of his most blistering reviews, is not one of them: A romantic comedy swollen to the length of an Oscar-trawling epic — nearly two and a quarter hours of cheekiness, diffidence and high-tone smirking — it is more like a record label's greatest-hits compilation or a "very special" sitcom clip-reel show than an actual movie.
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Lucy, who considered the idea of buying the NEDs her "brainchild" and really liked throwing around the word "brainchild" and smirking, had been immediately vaporized in the first strike, and the sounds he remembered from that moment were not so much beeps and diagnostic tones but the pressure bursts sounding like cannons, the thick whistle of boiling blood, the sound of metal against metal against glass against concrete, the grinding and pounding like a galactic storm overhead.
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Instead of imposing an austerity that often just leaves shrunken humanities faculties more ideological than before, conservatives with political power should use it to reward schools and systems that don't take the Californian path, to fund programs that diversify academia along lines of philosophy and faith and class as well as race and gender, to regard the demographic challenges facing many colleges as an opportunity to influence them for the better rather than just smirking while they fall.
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"New footage shows that media was wrong about teen's encounter with Native American" @TuckerCarlson Video clips initially passed around social media over the weekend appeared to show the students from a Catholic high school in Covington, Ky., harassing and taunting the man, Nathan Phillips, a U.S. veteran, at the Indigenous People's March in Washington, D.C. The most widely shared video featured a student, Nick Sandmann, with an expression many described as smirking as Phillips played his drum and sang directly in front of him.
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But we do recall that the first xXx, which reunited Diesel with Fast and the Furious director Rob Cohen, was a waaaaay goofy, very dumb-fun spy thriller that found Diesel smirking, shooting, and sky-diving his way around parts of Europe, and that it made almost $150 million in the US. The first xXx was so big, there was even a Vin-free sequel, xXx: State of the Union, starring Ice Cube (that movie grossed a mere $12.7 million in its opening weekend; suffice to say, for Cube, that Monday wasn't a good day).
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If he falls short, it is in those works, fueled by the urgency of his image-making, that evince signs of haste: the unconvincing brush marks depicting the pike that pierces the neck of the decapitated "Vietnamese Head" (1970), or the undercooked portrait of General Geisel, in which the Brazilian dictator's suit jacket is dashed off with a few sketchy lines that fail to excite the figure/ground relationship — especially when compared with its solidly painted companion piece, in which a smirking Geisel thrusts his chin forward in a gesture we recognize all too well from our own crypto-autocrat.
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At the same time, Bannon was smirking over the retirements of Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE and Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE, threatening the career of Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE, Nevada's senior senator, and giving Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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