AND IF YOU LOOK AT IT SMOOTHED OUT, IT LOOKS WONDERFUL, AND IF YOU LOOK AT THE STOCK PRICE SMOOTHED OUT, IT LOOKS WONDERFUL.
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I smoothed out the pull and felt myself going higher.
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They used camera filters that smoothed out wrinkles and blemishes.
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Many of those details had been smoothed out over time.
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The surfaces are bumpy and have yet to be smoothed out.
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My inner thighs are smoothed out, and cellulite is hidden everywhere.
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Once Borland began working with the club, however, relations smoothed out.
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The journalist, Marco Tosatti, said he had smoothed out the narrative.
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By Tuesday's appearance on "The View," those had been smoothed out.
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It has smoothed out, and the color is faded but visible.
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But grooming has not smoothed out all the neighborhood's rough edges.
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Jerky movements are smoothed out, and fast ones slowed down, he says.
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"The boomerang smoothed out my legs," she wrote in a separate post.
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Then to "grinding," where Shannon's cousin Lorry Mannix smoothed out any imperfections.
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Even the most forceful moments felt rounded off, smoothed out, ultimately muted.
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But its problems could easily be smoothed out with the right script.
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A light coating of tinted foundation smoothed out his cheeks and forehead.
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The smoothed-out arrogance of "Diablo" eases him in nicely enough, too.
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Maybe you do look a little smoothed out, now that you mention it.
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They're mired in policy wrinkles that can, as in Canada, be smoothed out later.
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More noticeably, the iron smoothed out my chaotic frizz, my most burdensome hair woe.
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Festivals are too big a business not to be homogenized, smoothed out and mainstreamed.
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That's a lot of smoothed-out roadways, straightened Eiffel Towers and re-routed trips.
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If this has smoothed out the Summer League experience, it has also flattened it.
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However, on the Xbox One X, the gameplay is smoothed out to a silky experience.
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You've still got big hair, but it's usually teased and then smoothed out to perfection.
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LG’s smoothed out the edges with subtle curves making the device feel nicer.
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So the clipped words, slang and biting humor we use with friends becomes smoothed out.
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They've had an up-and-down relationship over the years, but things have smoothed out.
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My visage glowed, every fine line was smoothed out, my complexion looked dewier than ever before.
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Start with smoothed out hair, whether from a blowout or air drying, depending on your texture.
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Out came the music, seemingly warmed up and smoothed out by the unit's old-fashioned tubes.
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His brother Nick already had that done it and even had his supraorbital ridge smoothed out.
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Further analysis of Dawn's data may hold the answers to how the dwarf planet smoothed out.
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It's a smoothed-out, laid back R&B-funk track, equal parts Frank Ocean and D'Angelo.
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The jobs data has been smoothed out to be less meaningful month to month than before.
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After five years, this wine's potent tannins have smoothed out, allowing earthy raspberry flavors to emerge.
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A few notable takeaways as the final results are smoothed out from a wild midterms election.
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They just look bulky, bunched-up, sagging, always in need of being tugged up or smoothed out.
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But workers smoothed out the landscape with help from debris produced by the construction of Central Park.
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Or is the band merely laser-focused on pure pleasure in an era of smoothed-out melancholy?
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At last the waves in the lap pool smoothed out and it was time for the diving.
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An awkward situation has a chance to be smoothed out—if you can keep an open mind.
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And though those experiences have clearly been smoothed out into a fictionalized film, it still feels like nonfiction.
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And the extension of events from two days to four has smoothed out players' round-to-round fluctuations.
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Final agreements are phrased in general terms, smoothed out to be acceptable to all those at the table.
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"Just to be safe, we're going to do everything smoothed out, but I'm hopeful I'll be back," said Ballas.
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The larger the geographical area the grid covers, the more variations in supply and demand can be smoothed out.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and it seems as though at least some of the wrinkles have been smoothed out.
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It can be annoying, but I know before I start that things will be smoothed out in the end.
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It starts by showing boiling hot liquid sugar being poured into a rectangular mold, and it's then smoothed out.
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I think the Touch Bar really can help people, once many of these early problems have been smoothed out.
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But across its lineup, Lexus has smoothed out the styling clashes and made a very attractive family of cars.
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The "rustic" fountain in the center of his Bunker Hill Steps in Los Angeles was smoothed out without warning.
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LaTurbo: We will get things smoothed out eventually as my vocalization gets easier and more natural with better tools.
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In fact, the suits look just like a smoothed out version of the blue spacesuit in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Plug it in, run it through your rough-dried hair or smoothed-out curls, and voilà — smooth, straight, frizz-free.
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And like pieces of ocean glass, the hunks of ice are smoothed out by the rhythmic motion of the tide.
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However, in the process of clarifying the details of performing the certification procedure, the dangers and risks are smoothed out.
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This may have smoothed out the area and made things more reflective, according to researchers at NASA and Arizona State University.
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When there's little or no crosslinking, it can only be smoothed out once, which can "self-destruct" a message after reading.
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As the company smoothed out its production process, Musk said it needed more time to make the $35,000 Model 3 profitably.
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One collector told Ms. Rynecki that his scene of a Cossack pogrom by Mr. Rynecki had to be laboriously smoothed out.
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A big thank you to Frank Longo, who smoothed out the top of the grid, and to Will for his patience.
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The rough edges to a prospect's game — even the ones that are not readily apparent — need time to be smoothed out.
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When it smoothed out, Donkey Kong was on the other side of the stage and my poor Corrin was punching at air.
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But when Samsung shifted to better optics, smoothed out its image processing, the Korean company seriously challenged Apple's spot on the throne.
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Uber and Lyft may have paved the road for these ride-hailing upstarts, but there's plenty of bumps to be smoothed out.
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Again, translated, this means you can quickly make a recording and immediately get a smoothed-out GIF to share as a result.
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He said he had smoothed out a technical glitch in his stroke, but down the stretch he reverted to his previous pattern.
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The Roagna benefited from the extra year of aging, which seemed to have smoothed out any rough edges it might have had.
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They are trying their best to make her comfortable and welcome, but there are some literal kinks that need to be smoothed out.
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As the documentary opens, their previously fractious relationship has clearly smoothed out into affection, even when it takes the form of affectionate bickering.
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Any part of my body considered unseemly by societal standards should be smoothed out, and I should look slimmer than I actually am.
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The four-week moving average of claims, considered a better measure of labor market, smoothed out some volatile numbers, falling 5,500 to 215,000.
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The four-week moving average of claims, considered a better measure of labor market, smoothed out some volatile numbers, falling 5,85033 to 215,000.
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The twists are smoothed out, the dots are connected and the day finally ends, almost as if it had never happened at all.
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Sedatives really smoothed out the irritation of being told to go fuck myself, and allowed me to perform tasks in a cool, collected way.
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Everything is smoothed out, half-swallowed by sand, the few remaining outcroppings of metal becoming monuments, shrines to something that is long since gone.
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So the grandmother got an ironing board and smoothed out the wrinkles in the flag, which has stripes of pink, dark blue and purple.
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I smoothed out a few areas with my curling iron, did my makeup, and I was ready to go with 22 minutes to spare.
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But once I got the top smoothed out and roll free … I think I looked the best I have ever looked in this dress.
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The astute editorial touch smoothed out a lot of my original clues to make the puzzle tight and appropriate for a Thursday difficulty level.
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Many of Amichai's references, puns, jokes, buried meanings—the creases of a culture, its age lines—are inevitably smoothed out of existence in translation.
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But all of the images have a specific Samsung "look" to them, which is warmer, very saturated, and has imperfections (and sometimes detail) smoothed out.
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It's all a bit herky-jerky, smoothed out by the engaging performances, with Sawyers conjuring the image of a young Obama without slipping into impersonation.
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Fast forward six months, when "the detritus would have been cleaned up and the feelings smoothed out as far as betrayal and misery," he said.
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President Trump's jacket has been digitally cut down to be smaller underneath his right arm and the shoulder pad in his suit has been smoothed out.
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So design flaws, and component issues tend to crop up more often in the first iteration of a new design, and then they get smoothed out.
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The standard also requires profits to be smoothed out over time rather than accounted for at once, and clearly distinguishes between underwriting profits and investment returns.
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Last year's first batch of quotas were set at an unusually high level, which was smoothed out when the second-half quotas were given in October.
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In short, his game still has all the familiar drawbacks of the genre, and he can get lost amid the kinks that Curry has smoothed out.
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Staff on the train told me these issues were part of the gradual transition to new trains and should be smoothed out once it was complete.
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Republicans, by contrast, are fundamentally stuck between two commitments: On the campaign trail, Republican politicians smoothed out the differences with a lot of whining and hand-waving.
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Worry about moving in together when your communication issues have been smoothed out—and if they end up being insurmountable, you shouldn't feel bad about moving on.
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Scene City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Sarah Silverman looked out at the packed room from the stage on Monday night and smoothed out her pigtailed hair.
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The 14-megapixel camera has a 180-degree fisheye lens to capture a really wide field of view (think GoPro-like footage) digital stabilization for smoothed out footage.
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They represent lots of data that has been combined and smoothed out, and they show a clear view of what the moon looks like under its dense atmosphere.
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Indeed, while some believe that his inflammatory language should be neutralized and the style smoothed out, others are convinced that translators should translate Trump exactly as he speaks.
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This matches up with the public comments of other Early Riders, some of whom have recalled early moments of confusion that later were smoothed out after providing feedback.
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Roszak says its important to keep the direction of the curls uniform on each side, as that will ensure that they'll all fall into place once smoothed out.
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The rough parts of the design have been smoothed out and everything feels cohesive now, though that's to be expected with the usual evolution toward a shipping product.
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The talons, discovered near a rock shelter in Croatia, had been smoothed out around 130,000 years ago, long before other Neanderthal clans painted the walls of Spanish caves.
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Over the years of their relationship — he's 47, she's about a half-decade younger — neither one has been too badly scraped up or smoothed out by the other.
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Nevertheless, it was a great opportunity to marvel anew at Phife's joyous energy, and he will always be remembered as the punchy yang to Q-Tip's smoothed-out yin.
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It's a snapshot of the kind of smoothed-out and distilled sensing data that Waymo displays on the screens inside its vehicles for passengers to watch during their rides.
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The iPhone 703 has always been one of the more utilitarian designs in Apple history, and a smoothed-out camera bump and less visible antennas don't really change that.
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The appropriately titled, smoothed-out club banger finds the trio contemplating the wildest rager imaginable, making it the perfect last minute addition to any New Year's Eve party playlist.
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But I would've gladly given the game another six months (out of a comically long development cycle) for its creators to have smoothed out the controls into something tolerable.
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Trucks would be charged first, and after any problems were smoothed out, the congestion zone fee would be extended to all vehicles, except for buses and for-hire vehicles.
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But its gaps, crossbeams and pockets are all connected with a minimum of fuss, and its bulges are smoothed out as if to resist currents of air or blood.
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Some welcomed the turbulence, which comes after a long period of sleepy trading in foreign exchange markets that had smoothed out the price swings investors need to make money.
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As Ms. Martin looked on, the workers stuck the disjointed panels to the floor, smoothed out the air bubbles, and tried to make her long, sinuous lines appear seamless.
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There's a halo of lighter, more reflective material around the dark smudge, suggesting that the soil around the landing site smoothed out as it was blown away, the agency said.
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The face he shows me 10 minutes later, in the edited photo, still doesn't look beautiful to me — she's a smoothed-out twin, too uncanny to find anything but weird.
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Blessed or cursed by the "elasticity of the human soul", they wield this suppleness of spirit as "the hidden hand that smoothed out every wrinkle in the flag of truth".
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Together, the team choreographed his talk show appearances, smoothed out his speaking tics, and staged TV town halls where the candidate could show off a warmer, less queasy public persona.
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Back then, it used to be called ladies soccer—a label that implied the way the tomboy edges on the women who played the game had to be smoothed out.
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The post-production required an entire week to get all of the Google Maps screenshots assembled and smoothed out, which sounds like a lot of work for a faked vacation.
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But where those games smoothed out or removed obvious mechanical interactions, Paratopic includes standard old-school conventions like awkward text-heavy dialogue trees, only to send them in ominous directions.
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AstroTurf is fixed in gaudy youth, that radiant peaking of the fantastical lawn — like a photograph of an ordinary lawn with the color dialed up and the imperfections smoothed out.
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However, this leg, even though it does look really smoothed-out and even, I don&apost know what it is about this formula that it just looks a bit cakey.
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Stuffed into your Walkman is a compilation of smoothed-out Japanese disco, lugubriously low-rolling AOR funk, and Chris Rea classics, put together by NTS' newest recruit, Let's Get Yachts.
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The lighter streaks are not a coating of material thrown out by the impact but rather, the surface was smoothed out, making it more reflective and brighter, Dr. Robinson said.
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Expert sculptors of smoothed-out digital soul, as heard on their 2016 album "Juicy Fruit," the three Dutch producers who make up Kraak & Smaak are also skilled club D.J.'s.
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Follow-up Daisy expanded on Devil and God, smoothed out the edges yet also threw itself off a cliff, submerging itself in an ocean of thought, at the bottom of everything.
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With my iPhone 7, the optical image stabilization smoothed out most of the shakiness from my hands without me needing to filth up my phone by pressing it against the window.
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Personal foul and defensive pass interference calls on Mississippi State smoothed out the path, and Kellen Mond made those sting when he lofted a 34-yard scoring strike to Quartney Davis.
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China is trying to preserve and defend that bounty by advocating closer ties with Washington, where, Beijing hopes, things could be smoothed out to maintain a growing foothold in U.S. markets.
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A course of antibiotics quelled the angry rash, my skin smoothed out, and I returned to the office with residual redness — evidence of where the pus-filled lesions had formerly lived.
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In Truise's able hands, the track is melted down and smoothed out into an ebullient, sparkling arrangement of perky synths that take center stage over Deftones frontman Chino Moreno's faraway refrains.
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Yep. And, you know, if the company grew to a middling size, I mean, there were problems with it, but then if it got acquired, those problems were usually smoothed out.
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But it's an apt expression nonetheless, seeing that this month heralds the arrival of several great records, from smoothed-out R&B epics to artfully calibrated pop-romps to indie-rock epics.
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In the US, economic and business cycles are smoothed out across the 93 states to a much greater degree than in Europe, with market mechanisms doing the lion's share of the work.
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In central Europe, many white liberals still pat themselves on the back for embracing a very narrow vision of multiculturalism, where the differences between all cultures are smoothed out for easy consumption.
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To Ihechi, the Ifa practice appears grotesque, where the practices of the Pentecostal church are smoothed out to appear proper — despite the bloody history of how it insinuated itself into Nigerian society.
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I never really talk about her as an influence, but I think she was actually relevant — she was really using dance as a way to express something that was not smoothed out.
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Nascent AR technology across the board still suffers from bumps that need to be smoothed out, including causing motion sickness, draining battery life and not providing a wide enough field of vision.
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It's calming, much like her music—a steady world that, since her debut in 2001, has smoothed out heartbreak, anger, and confusion into something easier to manage and to sing along to.
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"I'm really ready to move on," Jewel said back at home after the ceremony, still in her baby blue cap and gown, her hair smoothed out into waves, her long nails lacquered white.
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In 2019, any rough spots would be smoothed out via computer, and that was true in 1988, too, but the animation for Who Framed Roger Rabbit still had to be mostly hand-drawn.
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Of course, there's a recipe to go with it, for a simple cottage cheese dip from Poland, gzik: the curds smoothed out with sour cream and dressed with finely chopped radishes and chives.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden (Reuters) - The Briton who smoothed out Volvo's boxy lines and put signature radiator grilles on Lincolns for Ford is aiming to give China's Geely range global appeal by ditching its utilitarian image.
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The haphazard way that Siri has lurched forward has got to get smoothed out if Apple is going to make a huge play for improvements in the same way that it's doing with Maps.
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It doesn't look bad and could look positively stellar if they smoothed out the overly bulbous fenders and gave the rear end a nip and tuck so it wasn't locked in a perma-frown.
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The latest upgrade maintains much of the design language of its predecessor, while taking a few cues from the standard MacBook, with smoothed out lines and even fewer parts making up its unibody exterior.
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Even his approach to music making is evolving — in the car, he turned on a song-in-progress with Tory Lanez, where his gruff growl was smoothed out into, well, a melodic gruff growl.
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Constance: Jennifer Lawrence's casting, for me, epitomizes both the best and the worst of the movie adaptations, and the way they smoothed out so much of what was spiky and unpleasant in the books.
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Can I have photos that make it look like someone else's body has been superimposed over mine, my skin smoothed out, my neck and arms slenderized, my belly button moved up and abdomen pulled taut?
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After failing to agree with Sanchez on forming a coalition government last year amid mutual accusations of betraying each other's trust, Iglesias and Sanchez smoothed out their differences after a repeat parliamentary election in November.
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I smoothed out my lucky black J. Crew dress and rolled down the sleeves of my light pink Topshop blazer (an outfit I had planned weeks in advance) and asked Secret Service to let me through.
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The divorce, and the romance with Shelton that followed, rekindled the contradictions that had been smoothed out of Stefani's image over the previous decade: Now, she was the "edgy" cool mom with the nice country guy.
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The Greek side argues that it does not need a haircut but could manage its debt if its repayments were smoothed out, maturities were extended and more expensive IMF debt was swapped for cheaper European funding.
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Released in 2002, Nellyville smoothed out the edges of his debut and buffed them up with the glossy production of The Neptunes and Just Blaze (who worked on "Hot in Herre" and "Roc The Mic" respectively).
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Samantha Gongol sings as if she's putting show tunes through a SoulCycle class, and Jeremy Lloyd arranges all of his percussion pieces as if untangling a vicious knot to reveal the smoothed-out beauty lurking within.
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Furthermore, he began working exclusively with colors straight from the tube — smoothed out with a palette knife to the rough side of Masonite, sometimes exploiting the effects of the white gesso ground and canvas-like texture.
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Maurice Turner, Deputy Director of the Internet Architecture Project at the Center for Democracy and Technology, has a more realistic explanation: It's a new system, and there will be kinks that need to be smoothed out.
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Gonzalez looks to have smoothed out his difficulties from a subpar first half (5-8, 4.70 ERA), winning five of his six decisions with a 3.00 ERA and a 1.02 WHIP since the All-Star break.
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Raymond Wong called it a perfect device for beginners: The 14-megapixel camera has a 180-degree fisheye lens to capture a really wide field of view (think GoPro-like footage) digital stabilization for smoothed out footage.
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The system can also stabilize the format in less than 22 milliseconds per frame on a standard machine, allowing videos to be smoothed out in less time than it takes to play the video at normal speed.
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She has ground her teeth so consistently for so long—more than eight years and "still going strong"—that her gums are receding from the pressure and some of her teeth have smoothed out from the friction.
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Still, I can see some future, more affordable iteration of the BPM Core—one where all the kinks have been smoothed out—as an at-home tool that could genuinely help people better communicate with their doctors.
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Each page is lit up by the bright light of memory, then is crumpled by the aging hand of scruple, only to be smoothed out again by the comfort of fine old feelings: It looked like this!
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Pixel photos exhibit practically no noise-reducing blur, which means the worst you can get from that camera is a noisy image, but never one that's had its details smoothed out of existence by overaggressive image noise control.
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Even if you can put a smoothed-out 2D image on a second screen for the benefit of onlookers, they won't get the sense of immersion that comes from having head-tracked screens blasting images into your eyeballs.
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If you just read the first Politico piece, you'd think it was about tribal sovereignty and hollow apologies; if you read the latter, it concerns a political gaffe that must be smoothed out before the general election arrives.
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But the screenplay also feels like it's been smoothed out into a happy ending to please a broad audience, instead of something that matches the biting comedy of Snatched's first half hour, which promised satire instead of slapstick.
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I've seen the foam of a latte turned into an expanse of bubble-less cream, friends smoothed out like they were shot with a beauty app, and even an old Coca-Cola sign scrubbed of some of its rust.
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The joystick — which you use to control the board's speed — felt a little too sticky, and it'd be nice if Acton smoothed out the throttle response a bit more so that the board's acceleration (and braking) weren't so harsh.
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Blades of Chinese leeks, also known as garlic chives, emerge from the wok still crisp, the brevity of the heat just enough to soften their heady flavor (the punch of eating garlic cloves straight, with the edges smoothed out).
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I was stunned that the high-waisted briefs not only smoothed out my entire midsection in a form-fitting dress I wore, but also cinched my waist in just so, giving me the hourglass figure I've never had before.
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J.P. Smoothed-out melodrama from one of the more theatrical voices in contemporary gospel, "Trust in You" is a showcase for Anthony Brown's determined, forceful singing, while his choir delivers jolting, joyous, almost Wilson Phillips-esque harmonies behind him.
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Nearly every major celebrity stylist has told me that looking all smoothed out is the true secret to creating a remarkable red carpet look and ensuring their clients feel confident, despite the obvious trade-off of being smushed in tight.
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Schur loves to tell stories about what are essentially functional friend groups, but that means that even minor conflicts — like the difference in political philosophy between Leslie Knope and Ron Swanson on Parks — get smoothed out by season three or four.
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The style of drawing could have smoothed out the jumps between action and rest, but instead Clapin pursues a sketchy visual look with hard black lines that emphasize the forms in the frame, drawing further attention to the hand's frantic trials.
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Mornings were my time to work, to spend with my books and my writing, my time to be alone; I would get up soon but for now I kept looking at him, his face bearded and dark, smoothed out by sleep.
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While it has smoothed out much of those issues, it's about to embark on its next vehicle, the Model Y. Meanwhile, Lucid, which aims to be a competitor to Tesla, is on the verge of producing its first electric vehicle, the Lucid Air.
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That means they will cover a similar part of the debt curve, but the new bonds will be larger — of the benchmark size of around 5 billion euros ($5.9 billion) that can attract long-term investors — and maturities will be smoothed out.
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While many of the rough spots in Greenwich Village have been smoothed out over the years, many scenes in the film were still shot there, and other neighborhoods — within walking distance or an easy subway ride away — were able to stand in.
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As she gets older, Sarah's childhood of constant surveillance and hardships smoothed out into pleasant nothings catches up with her, making her an object of curiosity on a playground full of kids who grew up discovering their messy world at the click of a button.
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Sources close to the negotiations say Tusk hopes some of the thorniest issues, notably around migration, can be smoothed out this weekend so he can send out a draft package to the other 27 leaders early next week, paving the way for a summit agreement.
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J.B. "He(a)r"; Nordic Affect (Sono Luminus) "Loom" begins with a thin thread of sound that is patiently roughed up and smoothed out in ways that seem both generous and brittle, with the light seeming to enter right where the texture appears most broken.
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Kaytranada has just released a smoothed out edit of Solange Knowles' "Cranes In The Sky," from the singer's latest album A Seat at the Table, as well an extended version of Chance the Rapper's "All Night," which he produced off the Chicago rapper's 2016 mixtape Coloring Book.
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For example, "PH-90" (1948) has a tawny red, produced with a cross-hatch texture on the top half of the composition smoothed out to vertical palate knife strokes at the bottom of the frame; the right side of the painting is green with black forms emerging.
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The U2696 is refined compared to the U Ultra — its camera bump is much smaller and the contours of the device are smoothed out and more pleasing to the eye — but this is very much cut from the same cloth (or glass, if you will) as its larger sibling.
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The details in Beautiful Boy follow the same broad strokes as those outlined in both David and Nic Sheff's memoirs, though some of them have been understandably smoothed out to make the cyclical addiction-recovery-addiction-recovery chain easier to track within the span of a two-hour movie.
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Not the Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., but Walter Reed Middle High School in North Hollywood, CA. The effect when viewed through television cameras, which smoothed out the rough blades of grass on the lawn, was to make McCain appear to be speaking before a green screen.
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And the details in Beautiful Boy follow the same broad strokes as those outlined in both David and Nic Sheff's memoirs, though some of them have been understandably smoothed out to make the cyclical addiction-recovery-addiction-recovery chain easier to track within the span of a two-hour movie.
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Fresh wines and wines that have been aged for awhile in the bottle have the most to gain from the process: Young, tannic wines will have their rougher edges smoothed out a bit, while older wines will taste better once they've had some time to breathe after being stored in bottles for years.
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" It's a smoothed-out breakup track that has Rashad at his most downcast and conversational; Ambré's delivery in the chorus is honey; and Joey Purp is at his most vulnerable: "When you're asleep it will be me you dream about, I am sure / I lie awake, it's always you I think about, I am yours.
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The vision of a body as a to-do list, a series of action items to be diminished or reshaped or smoothed out by diet and exercise and surgery and Sephora VIB Rouge points is pervasive, bolstered by advertisers looking to cash in on insecurity and the push toward body positivity in one fell swoop.
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The fashion icon coordinated the details on her three-quarter sleeve evening gloves and on her thigh-high boots to match the base of her fiery Givenchy gown, which Ty Hunter (fondly referred to on the Internet as Bey's "train-fluffer") continuously smoothed out for photo-ops as she made her way up the famous steps.
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It's really easy to be cynical about several aspects of the Star Wars machine — particularly the way it gradually smoothed out big studio movies from the sorts of quirky expressions they were in the early '70s to the long series of largely similar blockbusters we have today — but the marketing is by far the easiest thing to grouse about.
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EditorsNote: Fix Godley pitched 5 2/3 innings in 10th graf, smoothed out 4th graf, additional minor edits Ketel Marte hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and Adam Jones — Boston's former American League East nemesis with Baltimore — belted another homer in the Arizona Diamondbacks' 53-8 win Friday over the Red Sox in Phoenix.
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And earlier this year, the film Their Finest dramatized how the story could be polished, humanized, and smoothed out for inspirational movies made by the Ministry of Information to prop up the embattled spirits of the British people, who were living in the shadow of air raids and unsure if they'd make it to the next morning.
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"The purpose of this is to show you all how magazines and the media takes editing to a different level," Sirokai wrote, captioning two black-and-white photos — first, the retouched version, which smoothed out their thighs, slimmed down their waist, and changed the shapes of their faces, and second, the original, in all their natural beauty — shot by Karizza.
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Sy (Michael Stuhlbarg) shows up at Emmit (Ewan McGregor) house on Christmas morning to find Varga and Meemo there (how did Meemo get out of the second half of the chase anyway?) and be informed he's now $5 million richer and that Varga claims their problems with the police have been "smoothed out," thanks to Yuri's little visit, one supposes.
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No team can approach a game against New England with much confidence, but Buffalo has a lot going for it: Josh Allen has smoothed out some of the edges of his game, Frank Gore is inexplicably still out there running between the tackles in place of the injured Devin Singletary and Tre'Davious White and the team's defense make opposing teams pay for any mistakes.
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JON CARAMANICA (Pearl; various configurations of seven LPs and seven CDs, $34.99-$129.99) A doorstop of a box that celebrates peak Garth-mania, that period in the early 1990s when Garth Brooks took the smoothed-out country music of the 1980s, pumped it up with steroids, gave it a polished gleam and took it to arenas around the nation (and later, to Central Park).
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The memories that Mr. Nutter for so long had tried to bury came surging back, he said: how when he was in college, his team doctor groped him "923 exams out of 20"; how the doctor once called him to his house for an emergency treatment of a poison ivy rash, carefully laid down and smoothed out a white linen sheet on his bed, then repeatedly groped his genitals when he was supposed to be treating the rash — and how for two decades, the burly no-holds-barred fighting veteran had said nothing.
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