People are constantly staring at their computers, they're constantly staring at their phones.
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Or as Salamon put it, ''We were staring at the problem of staring at the problem.
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Where they were staring at their feet, where Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom were staring at their feet?
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I could stare at Mindy staring at B.J. staring at Mindy for the rest of my days and would consider my life well spent.
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Instead of staring at one field for four years, the telescope is staring at different points along the ecliptic for about 80 days each.
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And that he himself had stood there doing nothing, staring at the man's money and then, a moment later, staring at her leaving in the car. Twelve.
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Nearly everyone else on the flight was Iranian, and I quickly realized that I was not only avoiding staring at them; I was also trying not to notice them staring at me.
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Lonely emo guitar leads off "Staring at the Sky," and the hook, such as it is, has XXXTentacion singing, "I was staring at the sky/Singing toxic lullabies" with pop-punk cheek.
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I keep staring at the ultrasound pictures in our kitchen.
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"I love spending my mornings staring at him," wrote Lochte.
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But really, we couldn't stop staring at her accessories, either.
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Paris Hilton can't stop staring at her best friend's ass.
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She turns and I can feel her staring at me.
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The client was smoking dispassionately, staring at the new one.
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"I'm always staring at people," he says with a laugh.
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At this point, your colleagues may be staring at you.
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Jordan Gonen couldn't stop staring at Twitter over the weekend.
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"All I remember is staring at the moon," Jennifer recalls.
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I said why do you guys keep staring at me.
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No one was staring at Paul Weller or Todd Terry.
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There is much to learn in staring at this sculpture.
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You were the one all of us were staring at!
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In most of these pictures men were staring at her.
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It's quite therapeutic, even when you're indoors staring at it.
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We noticed him sitting in the corner staring at it.
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Why is everyone at the poker table staring at me?
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He adds that everyone loves staring at their own reflection.
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He thought they were just staring at his flat butt.
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I can't stop staring at her and falling in love.
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He was staring at me, and I didn't like it.
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I could have spent an hour staring at that beauty.
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Eventually, I stopped talking and started staring at the dude.
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I said, 'Why do you guys keep staring at me?
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People were definitely staring at me but I didn't care.
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Just the guitar and the voice and staring at people.
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I can see people staring at me from miles away.
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He wandered around late at night staring at his phone.
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He was staring at what I was incapable of seeing.
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It's also the person staring at us in the mirror.
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The other is, you're alone, staring at a blank screen.
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Mr. Nguini was staring at a fingernail that had broken.
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"A Grevy's zebra staring at the camera in Lewa, Kenya."
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Staring at it, I remembered something Annese told me once.
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But you're actually staring at a new type of cloud.
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"Tyson was staring at me through the window," Pintens said.
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I thought staring at the phone would make it ring.
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You're stuck, with the show's icon staring at you accusatorially.
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Reggie's getting introspective staring at one of the seas here.
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We would lay in the backyard staring at the stars.
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Without exception, the teens were all staring at their smartphones.
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He lies alone, staring at the ceiling, grunting and mumbling.
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Sure, I spent time staring at Zack's beautiful sleeping face.
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He was just in the corner, staring at his notebook.
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"I'm trying to think," he began, staring at his salad.
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She stood staring at the action on the pitch, mesmerized.
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He was staring at his phone, waiting for my response.
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Evidently, staring at an obstruction guarantees you'll steer into it.
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After staring at the message for a while, I responded.
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I walked in and stood staring at the menu board.
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"He was silent, just staring at me," Tita recalled later.
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I walked in and stood staring at the menu board.
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One day I saw the cat staring at a snake.
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It's not that they're staring at you; they're just staring.
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I'd listen from the next room, staring at the ceiling.
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I noticed, across the street, a man staring at me.
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They might as well be staring at the night sky.
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Eventually, you'll be left staring at a unified blue planet.
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Maybe staring at them long enough will make them move?
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"What were you thinking?" he said, staring at his reflection.
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Instead it's staring at competition from Facebook and, soon, Google's YouTube.
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In the meantime, though, we'll be staring at this gorgeous picture.
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Staring at the computer all day is horrible for your eyes.
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But here I am, staring at my screen, feeling strangely alone.
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Imagine this masked individual, staring at you from across the room.
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I missed staring at you, I missed making love with you.
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Me and my littlen felt a bit guilty staring at em.
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I probably spend about half of my day staring at screens.
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Last night, I spent six hours staring at a black hole.
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Brandt is no Don McCullin staring at the horrors of Biafra.
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TC: As you point out, you're staring at a huge opportunity.
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"I don't get it," my friend says, staring at the tofu.
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Passengers started looking and staring at the tiny, fragile crying infant.
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We stand there, staring at each other, and his smile disappears.
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If not, well, you've been staring at spoilers without realizing it.
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Staring at my thermal performance results, I was kind of stunned.
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Most of it was me staring at the camera guy's leg.
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"She Made A Hat" opens on Midge staring at a painting.
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I felt kind of stupid staring at myself doing downward dogs?
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Every inch of that house is staring at you, quite literally.
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I can't make my children breathe by staring at a screen.
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Sitting inside and staring at a screen won't make it disappear.
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I stood there, staring at my outstretched hands on Sunset Boulevard.
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I had been staring at the same four walls for hours.
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Monster Hunter is a mountain I've been staring at for years.
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Roy finds himself staring at the live feed from the Farm.
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I kept staring at the paintings and getting lost in them.
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I was staring at your ear and like, 'Holy s–t!
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Tourists and locals alike start the journey staring at their phones.
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"You are pretty," he mumbles while staring at the teenager's chest.
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All of them were staring at me in my white dress.
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That headfake left the oil market staring at a potential glut.
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I sat there for a few seconds, staring at my hands.
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I began staring at the set of knives in the kitchen.
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Dries: I was just watching dailies today, just staring at them.
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He continues to pace, staring at the police car and gesturing.
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It's in the dark, so you're not just staring at them.
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At least I can't be accused of staring at anyone's butt.
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Like Holly, I spent a long time staring at the screen.
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Rushing back in, I find Dad staring at the paused screen.
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They were at our New Year's Party, staring at their phones.
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Is staring at your phone ultimately as damaging as blacking out?
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So much of our time is spent indoors staring at screens.
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Now he's staring at a bid that's almost $20 billion higher.
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Staring at the screen, I try to gauge what she knows.
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They are positioned to seem like they're staring at each other.
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She was staring at the ceiling, laid on her resting unit.
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Staring at the photo, I wanted to be there, in Corby.
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I turned and saw a small older woman staring at me.
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For one thing, people weren't hunched over, staring at their phones.
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Sean: I've been staring at this thing for a while now.
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Small talk with interludes of silence, just staring at one another.
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While staring at the fancy action figures I spotted Scott Adsit.
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Restless and overheated, she would lie awake staring at the stars.
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I alternate between reading Sapiens and just staring at the ceiling.
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She had the distinct feeling that someone was staring at her.
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During this period, I mostly lay quietly, staring at the walls.
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"It was staring at me as it fed," Mr. Vaughan said.
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She stopped jumping and just stood there, staring at the wall.
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"We'll see what's in there," he said, staring at the package.
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
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Guiltily, I leaned out over the terrace, staring at those slippers.
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The reporters on the bus sat silently, staring at their phones.
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Yet Goldsmith found himself staring at empty chairs on the committee.
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You might be staring at it, but you ain't throwing it.
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Had been cared for, now staring at steak as if rare.
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Phil has spent long hours staring at ROMs of vintage games.
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DC: Now you're going to get Kara staring at you blankly.
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Farmers, meanwhile, are staring at waterlogged fields and expecting more floods.
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"It was staring at me while I made coffee," he texted back.
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He's still sitting there, staring at some virtual blob of his own.
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Staring at the mirror wondering when things would finally (ever?) clear up.
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Clooney on the other hand seems to be staring at her soul.
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I was like following him into rooms and staring at his ass.
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Let's just go back to staring at aging-backwards alien, Gabrielle Union.
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This week, another major moment will have everyone staring at the sky.
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Or were you just sitting between two buildings, staring at the wall?
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I was staring at the end of my career before it started.
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And he was staring at us through these thick, greasy glasses. Smiling.
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The light in the room was like staring at a computer monitor.
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I compare it to staring at the sun; it's an impossible task.
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STARING at an airline's route map can cause the heart to flutter.
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It's true, I spend a lot of time staring at dating apps.
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There was a lot of people there and everyone's staring at him.
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I recently found myself shamelessly staring at a girl on the subway.
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While at the store, she noticed an older woman staring at her.
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You're sitting in a darkened room staring at a table or screen.
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"She just kept looking at me and staring at me," she said.
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Vine helped us connect with nature (while staring at our cell phones).
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I'm staring at my now 2017 MacBook Pro as I type this.
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The bed was amazing, but I could feel people staring at me.
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He just sits there staring at me and I scratch his belly.
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I was just there, staring at the clock and letting time pass.
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Staring at geometric, perfectly looped animations by German artist Branco Rooijakkers, a.k.
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So don't sit there staring at the green light for too long...
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And now they are staring at their party being headed by Trump.
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I was in the backseat, staring at my shoes, chewing my fingernails.
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When he looked back at Caroline's face, she was staring at him.
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We're staring at our food, and it's just too beautiful to eat.
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Most now spend an inordinate amount of time staring at tiny screens.
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Voehringer said he eventually told his girlfriend to stop staring at Goel.
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" Then you said, "Can you stop staring at me like that, please?
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They held their respective court orders, staring at them with giddy disbelief.
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Did I mention lying on the grass and staring at the sky?
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She lies for a moment on the floor, staring at the ceiling.
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"Oh, look at that," she said, pointing and staring at the boy.
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They're all staring at their cameras, trying to capture their brief interaction.
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It was people ... that was the problem of staring at those things.
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Supporters stood in chilling stillness, simply staring at the screen above them.
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She saw me staring at her food, and I embarrassedly looked away.
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After a moment, I realize I'm staring at the young Toilet Kommandant.
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I focused in on this sound, staring at the timer counting down.
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That's much preferable to both of you staring at a phone together.
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So stop staring at this sentence and go purchase your tickets already.
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He was staring at the largest, fastest market correction of all time.
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I had my headphones in and I was staring at the sidewalk.
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They are stuck staring at a generic ballot: Trump versus Not Trump.
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"Without him, I was basically staring at a blank document," he wrote.
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A woman staring at the sea becomes a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
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I waited, painfully aware that the others passengers were staring at me.
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All the pictures I was in, I was staring at my phone.
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She looked up and caught me staring at her through the door.
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Then I would drop anchor while staring at the painted heavens above.
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"It was humbling," said King, who caught himself staring at the wall.
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Hey, the great outdoors are better than staring at a screen anyway.
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Lam soon found himself in a police station, staring at an officer.
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Staring at the yellow tape, Josh Lomask, a neighbor, shook his head.
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I sat there a long time in silence, staring at the floor.
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That means thisfootdoesnotexist trained itself by staring at real human feet pictures.
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Here's a hint: It's not always staring at you from the screen.
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Or I'm up staring at this kid while he's enjoying his Z's.
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"I don't like journalists," says Oleksandr, staring at me with hostile disinterest.
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The job is often boring, chasing footprints, staring at monitors, shuffling paper.
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They were staring at me, or maybe my body wasn't actually there.
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That meant texting with one another while also staring at one another.
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Walking down the street, just doing normal daily things, everybody's staring at you.
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Staring at my reflection, it hit me: my body was my only achievement.
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Probably Sophia because staring at her for more than 3 seconds is horrifying.
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We will not sort out social inequality lying in bed staring at smartphones.
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If you're an iPhone user, you're probably staring at San Francisco all day.
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Everyone else is staring at their smartphone, tablet or, like me, their computer.
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You can permanently damage your retina by staring at it for 100 seconds.
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I was in my room staring at the dress when my father appeared.
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But for the first time, it was staring at me in the face.
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" -- As Dana Milbank puts it, "The world is staring at Trump, mouth agape.
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After staring at it for what had to be close to 43 minutes.
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"I'm looking at him, and he's basically staring at me," said the actor.
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I don't need no James Corden staring at a pimple on my forehead.
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Did our president just develop permanent blind spots from staring at the sun?
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The woman stood at his feet, staring at a screen displaying his vitals.
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"We kept staring at [the ring] for a few days afterward," Fletcher said.
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But Flipkart is also staring at another huge competitor from the global arena.
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Because the big green blobs that I've been staring at my whole life?
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Shaw-Asquith had also lowered his pistol and was staring at them, confused.
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I'm staring at my 2-year-old daughter through a night-vision monitor.
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I love just staring at him and watching all his movements and expressions.
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"This is not a performance with all eyeballs staring at you," Mandell says.
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"What they're really doing is just obsessively staring at this human," vonHoldt says.
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You'll better understand what a photo is instead of just staring at it.
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At some point, she, rather suddenly, stopped and started staring at the wall.
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When a random stranger passes by, he accuses Anuja of staring at him.
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Staring at your pot until your water boils is like watching paint dry.
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My dog is staring at me intensely, as he needs to go out.
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" "I literally could not stop staring at her and watching her every move.
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She looked adorable too, staring at the camera and sticking her tongue out.
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Will you look insane flipping your wrist around while staring at your watch?
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Because, I mean, is it just you... or is everyone staring at you?
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Alice sobs like a child while staring at her reflection in the mirror.
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Also, Jordan Peterson will be there for some reason, staring at you morosely.
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Having people behind me, staring at me, makes me so uncomfortable I sweat.
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Try holding three pieces of garbage while staring at four color-coded receptacles.
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Staring at screens all day can make you particular about fonts and colors.
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We might miss you after we stop staring at our new Touch Bar.
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That's like a dorky guy in a basement somewhere staring at a screen.
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Casey's just staring at this TV with this concentration I've never seen before.
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Click through the slides ahead for the styles we can't stop staring at.
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His actors and models sit staring at the camera, iconic in their stillness.
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It was the moment for another nap, or for staring at the television.
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She holds onto her stomach, staring at the detritus left in her wake.
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Kozel grew frustrated staring at empty walls, desperate to smell fresh air outside.
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Lambourne crumpled to the ground, staring at the blood beginning to rush out.
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Well, we may be staring at exactly the pullback you've been waiting for.
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Dubois and a few other Ocean Cleanup staff were staring at their phones.
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I was talking to her and I just couldn't stop staring at her.
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Were they actually going out to meals and simply staring at one another?
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Seth finds Stamper in his hotel room, staring at the open mini-bar.
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For the last few minutes, she'd been staring at his bobbing ass, transfixed.
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If you want the effect, I hope you don't mind staring at sand.
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It's the kind of experience you can't get staring at your computer screen.
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Also, why is the women in the stock photo staring at the light?
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"It doesn't really seem to me that she's staring at Sophie," he said.
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SO embarased...thought sombody cute was staring at me so i stared back.
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I immediately disconnected from the network and nervously sat staring at my computer.
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Peter Quill is staring at a screen that says it's searching for Gamora.
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I had to get used to people staring at me in public places.
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Bridget spent some moments staring at the darkness where her friend had been.
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"We were staring at each other, and we both knew," Ms. Leas said.
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At the time, Mr. Rorty was staring at a slightly different political landscape.
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For the first time in over a decade he was staring at defeat.
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"I'm standing in the sun, naked, staring at the Eiffel Tower," she said.
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"Marian couldn't stop staring at herself in the mirror," Howard told Today Parents.
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"Five years from now, we'll probably be staring at more screens," Hogan said.
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He sat alone in his DC apartment, staring at his screen and laughing.
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" After staring at the board for a few seconds, she guessed "CHASING TAIL?
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They were just staring at my food like the starving creatures they were.
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And what if the President, in the end, is staring at a subpoena?
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On the other sideline, the Jaguars were left staring at another frustrating loss.
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Consider how much productivity employers are losing from their workers staring at Amazon.
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After nervously staring at her computer as it waited in line on Ticketmaster.
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That's what I'm staring at and saying, 'what am I going to do?
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He lay on the floor, staring at the metal beams of the tent.
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Three teen-agers walking by paused, staring at the boarded-up town house.
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I stood for some time on that porch, staring at the front door.
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Demoralized, I threw my phone across the room and sat staring at Bruce.
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I was at an impasse staring at the grid pondering my next move.
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But if emissions keep rising unchecked, we're staring at 4 to 7 feet.
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We could have sat there, in peaceful silence, each staring at our phone.
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He was still staring at it when the car-service driver honked outside.
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Alex Robert Ross doesn't like staring at shit-covered narratives for too long.
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More accurate, I was sitting at my desk, staring at my computer screen.
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Just as you were getting bored, you were staring at the score screen.
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Her Devices series is based on photos of real people staring at their smartphones, but Pollock omits the actual gadgets, transforming subjects into hunched figures staring at their empty hands, faces lit by the ghostly blue glow of their missing phones.
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Math is not about everybody staring at a problem and trying to solve it.
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Dorit doesn't like that her husband spent an evening staring at another woman's vagina.
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I had every midwife staring at me, saying: 'You do it, you do it.
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The act of staring at your phone screen before bed has been deemed bad.
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That is, if writing means staring at the computer screen wishing it was Saturday.
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A number of satellites are tasked with staring at the sun on our behalf.
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Staring at McKinney, she opened up about the struggles she faced in her life.
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She was out to lunch with her mom and he kept staring at her.
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That's the question I was asking myself yesterday while staring at the image above.
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Sammi couldn't stop staring at the gaping hole in the center of his face.
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She spent the trial staring at a wall, rocking her body back-and-forth.
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She'd been staring at the screen, with no idea what to do, for days.
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Staring at the screen from a less-than-ideal angle only exacerbates the discomfort.
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We try to pretend we aren't staring at the doorway, afraid we'll be caught.
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I gave him a confused look, until I saw him staring at my hand.
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We didn't spend our entire hour sitting at a table, staring at a binder.
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We were sitting on the couch in my living room, staring at each other.
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The answer is no, however, it appears as if she's staring at a ghost.
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Without these on-going exposures, we'd be staring at an October surprise next year.
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From then on, I just felt like I saw guys staring at my lips.
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It's at least more pleasant than staring at an extremely bright display all day.
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When he opens the door, he finds a row of faces staring at him.
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Loughlin appeared to be staring at the judge while standing with her arms crossed.
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For one thing, we've all been warned about staring at LCDs right before bed.
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Hate it when you see people staring at their phones while crossing the street?
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Staring at a screen for hours on end isn't good for any gamer's eyes.
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You're staring at it through the whole game so it needs to look good.
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Yet, I've been staring at this one Fortnite Twitch video for a good hour.
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I stood for a long moment with everyone staring at me, including the nun.
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She seemed to know what I was thinking, staring at me with surprising defiance.
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Inside, men lie back on army issue camp beds, staring at the canvas ceiling.
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I found myself just staring at people and taking a lot of it in.
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That's when it dawned on me I was actually staring at the It cast.
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I can remember looking over and seeing him standing there and staring at me.
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Then think of how few of them are staring at a printed page instead.
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Here's hoping the EU leaders in Brussels will recognize the opportunity staring at them.
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I lay awake until the next morning because I couldn't stop staring at him.
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I was staring at her, waiting for her to live up to my expectations.
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He spent parts of the shootout thereafter on his knees, staring at the ground.
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Most were staring at their phones; others sat in silence, arms crossed, eyes closed.
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Ms. Swisher sat on a couch in the green room, staring at her laptop.
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Rasool lay staring at the ceiling in a blue 'kurta' shirt stained with blood.
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Staring at her, he said, she appeared to become a part of the work.
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The dog settled down in the lump of fake fur, shivering, staring at them.
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At the moment, though, those investors are staring at hard-to-quantify red ink.
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There, he performed rehab tasks like staring at a target while shaking his head.
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I opened it and found myself staring at the metal bars of a cage.
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About ten crazy faces were staring at us as we entered a small room.
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I probably spend more time staring at screens than most people — too much time.
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We stood in the parking lot staring at the evening sky for 20 minutes.
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There was nobody left but the hero and the genius, staring at their reflections.
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"No," responds a young female student to Owen's question while staring at the photo.
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"Now she's great," she tells me, staring at her daughter's photo with baffled wonder.
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But staring at these artifacts behind a case makes them feel like bogus talismans.
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It was like staring at my first pimple in the middle of my forehead.
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"It's hard to imagine greater nonsense," the Russian president replied, staring at the reporter.
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There they were, all 13, staring at him through the light of his headlamp.
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"Everyone's staring at me, but that's the only way to cool down," he said.
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At the moment, though, those investors are staring at hard-to-quantify red ink.
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During one storm, she found Joshua awake in bed and staring at the ceiling.
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And that's exactly how I felt while staring at the Vizio P-Series Quantum.
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But friends stand side by side, staring at the things they both care about.
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Some pedestrians staring at the vehicles seemed slow to move out of the crosswalks.
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I remember staring at my desk, face burning and not daring to look up.
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Instead, they ended up standing in shock on the sideline, staring at Argentina celebrating.
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HAMILTON: The way he was staring at — he had a good visual on me.
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I kept staring at the screen, trying to make sure that it wasn't him.
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I was staring at the root cause of the problem in that very hall.
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We'll all wake up together on the beach tomorrow morning staring at our watches.
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Many will at some point become lost in thought, staring at the bluebird sky.
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Without even looking, I could feel her staring at my prosthesis as we talked.
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And, well, staring at Noah Centineo for a couple of hours couldn't hurt, either.
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As she looks back, she sees the entire class staring at her in shock.
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But staring at strangers and demanding explanations of their physical abnormalities is frowned upon.
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"Well, we can't talk about that, that's … " He trailed off, staring at his feet.
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Staring at the clock at your 9-to-5, willing the day to end?
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If that wasn't tough enough, the two startups are staring at a new competitor.
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She had no idea I was staring at the back of her wet head.
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Two men are staring at her, one of whom is a deputy police officer.
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Then I look across the aisle and notice a woman staring at the propeller.
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No one could possibly scroll through them all, especially while staring at a smartphone.
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I was staring at myself while on three and a half tabs of acid.
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It definitely broke the monotony of the two of us staring at each other.
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Some said they would gladly give up staring at their screens all the time.
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Players can look all around the scene instead of just staring at a screen.
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He lay in bed awake, staring at the ceiling silently, while Maksakova consoled him.
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An Alphonse avatar from the Fullmetal Alchemist anime sat silently staring at the flowers.
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It took weeks of staring at a syringe before I could even hold one.
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I wait silently, staring at my phone and praying for a DM to appear.
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It's an unusual thing to see, and humans love staring at new or unusual things.
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That kind of competition would keep most entrepreneurs up late staring at the bedroom ceiling.
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The writer's room was full of people staring at the board going, 'Oh, my God.
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When Pry starts, you see a young man in bed, listlessly staring at the ceiling.
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Kidman was seen laughing, while Farrell seemed less impressed, staring at the stage stone-faced.
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Narcissism, envy spiraling and low self-image can all stem from staring at Like counts.
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It was surreal because I'm staring at my face and urn, in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
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What If We've Been Staring at Avengers: Infinity War's Missing Soul Stone This Entire Time?
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"People kept staring at his ears because they looked really, really small," Sherwin Gooch recalls.
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I am staring at a notecard that's got the — what am I looking at here?
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Staring at the sun — even for a second — can cause severe, permanent loss of vision.
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A literal rendering of his eyes going out of focus when he's staring at something.
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Undeterred, they just stood there — staring at him while he ate his chicken and greens.
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He loves sushi, Frank Sinatra and can't stop staring at his new Daniel Wellington watch.
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At both, students sit staring at their laptops, transfixed by what's happening on their screens.
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I laid there, staring at the screen, amazed and speechless, almost like I was levitating.
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Unless you're in the habit of staring at your crotch, you probably wouldn't notice them.
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I grew up staring at the skyscrapers from below, shooting them from every which angle.
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They find it too much bother, and stay at home staring at their screens instead.
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"I love spending my mornings staring at him," Lochte wrote on Instagram on June 26.
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I'm here to quell your health concerns: staring at a screen doesn't damage your eyes.
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He's avoiding eye contact with me, just staring at the steering wheel, and I'm worried.
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Despite my stance on acrylics, I couldn't stop staring at Alice's Marie Antoinette-inspired set.
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Teach kids proper etiquette, including not staring at a phone while someone else is talking.
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But generally, these exercises are about as useful and meaningful as staring at the floor.
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Why you'll love them: Forget about closed bedroom doors or silently staring at a phone.
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Suddenly, I noticed a woman across the way staring at us, with a horrified look.
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And nobody's even doing anything — they are literally staring at each other across a table.
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She put her hands on the glass, staring at the paper taped to the door.
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Depression is staring at the ceiling until your eyes burn because you forget to blink.
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She's beside me in the passenger seat, staring at me with expectant eyes, reflecting red.
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I order a skim milk cappuccino and get the beautiful almond croissant staring at me.
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"Give me your phone," he said, staring at me intensely with his piercing blue eyes.
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For the past week I've been staring at an Xbox One X and questioning existence.
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What should we make of these two witches, staring at one another in the mirror?
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On the subway, I felt eyes staring at it, and then at me — judging us.
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As the door to the closet opens, she is staring at guns pointed at her.
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Podcasts also provide kids with much-needed breaks from staring at screens, says Ms Bloom.
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She is staring at what appears to be a reflection, but it's actually her twin.
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Emma: Darlene staring at the elevator camera like a total goober was painful to watch.
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Because we all walk down the street staring at phones, the audience was there already.
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It was just doing the perimeter of the site, back and forth, staring at us.
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"I spent the whole evening staring at her," Ms. Radice said, speaking alongside Ms. Stebich.
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Of course, I saw him staring at me, but that was nothing new in jail.
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You don't have to feel rejected when everyone in the room is staring at you.
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Even if you're staring at their eyes, though, they won't see you making eye contact.
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I spent the entire time on our first date in weeks staring at the phone.
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Hockney begins by staring at himself, a very serious, owl-eyed, teenage boy in spectacles.
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What better way to pass time in self-isolation than staring at your pores, right?
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Oddly, I don't mind as much anymore when I can catch people staring at her.
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His eyes were open; he appeared to be staring at something just outside the frame.
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"You have metal detectors," Mr. Tedisco said, raising his voice and staring at Mr. Hoylman.
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He was staring at me and I could see the corners of his eyes crinkling.
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The gunfire came as some students were still staring at chalkboards and listening to lectures.
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I hear much more concern about the amount of time we're spending staring at screens.
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Images on social media showed hordes of travelers staring at phones, searching for other transportation.
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As I organized my things, Damian lay half in the tent staring at the stars.
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"He's in the middle of a meeting right now," she said, staring at her computer.
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She recalled having breakfast at an IHOP when she noticed a woman staring at her.
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"She is the sweetest thing in the world and I can't stop staring at her."
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I spent that second staring at a nearly black screen, wondering if something was busted.
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The added depth from staring at a visual completely changed the meaning of the song.
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From 8-13 hours, and sometimes it involves painful staring at the screen and anxiety.
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Past midnight, groups of fans were still staring at makeshift shrines of flowers and balloons.
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It feels like staring at a computer screen all day is physically bad for you.
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When she got home from work, I was staring at the wall in our bedroom.
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Owners will be staring at it for years in bad traffic, so glad it's handsome.
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I spent mealtimes listening to the adults talking, staring at that bit of alcoholic wisdom.
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It found thousands of exoplanets by staring at a small patch of the Milky Way.
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It's disorienting, like staring at a funhouse mirror that reflects the body in perfect proportion.
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The next morning, she pushed Bob's door open and he was staring at the ceiling.
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The passengers hit the floor ass first and lay spread-eagled, staring at the ceiling.
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After several botched attempts, he found himself staring at a large hole in the drywall.
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Whether for work or pleasure, we spend a lot of time staring at computer screens.
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We're guessing the number you're staring at is in the hundreds or even the thousands.
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"For me, one of the highlights of high school was staring at mealworms," he said.
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Soothe achy eyes after hours of staring at screens with this water-filled eye massager.
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Unfortunately, staring at spreadsheets often means we forget to plan for living happy, purposeful lives.
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The difference is like the difference between glimpsing a beautiful thing and staring at it.
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I sit for a while, staring at my hands and occasionally glancing at the door.
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What are the challenges of shooting scenes where the characters are just staring at screens?
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"I am not good at sitting at my desk, staring at the walls," said Engelmayer.
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One of them, Thomas Delvito, spent six hours total staring at four lines of music.
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He kept asking me why the boys on the other side were staring at him.
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"It wasn't supposed to be like this," he said, staring at the candles blowing out.
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Staring at every word in the dictionary that has a Y didn't seem very promising.
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"The agent was sitting across from her, just staring at her chest," Ms. Lamneck said.
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When my vision came back into focus, I was staring at a little plus symbol.
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Somebody drawing your picture and, like, staring at your face is intimate; it's not sexual.
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There was one word I was staring at that my brain couldn't comprehend at first.
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Others do, too, apparently, because people keep staring at me as if I'm from outer space.
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Not long before that I was staring at a cell wall in a maximum security prison.
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And as things started to progress, I noticed that people started just staring at my house.
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After many meaningful shots of everyone staring at each other, they all head toward the house.
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That is, until the snaps won't actually load and you're staring at a purple spinning circle.
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"He was staring at her like a lion planning to chase a baby gazelle, barely blinking."
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How do I know exactly what he was eating without staring at him the whole time?
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Class isn't even a quarter over, and we're all dripping sweat and staring at the ground.
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News at the premiere party — you know, when he took a break from staring at Carey.
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"In a business meeting someone keeps staring at you, they are not being forthright," she says.
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"I had this beautiful face staring at me as though he belonged there," Wischhusen told Spectrum.
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Here they are sharing the time-honored tradition of staring at a screen alongside Mr. Carter.
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KS: It combines the worst of both worlds — slow pedestrians and people staring at their phones.
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Sometimes I find myself staring at my phone at a photo of her in a meeting.
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Panay took the nearest Surface Pro and turned it so I was staring at its profile.
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Daphne lay with her back to him, staring at the blue-white void of her inbox.
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They're staring at their 2020 lineup and wondering whether it's a guaranteed recipe for buyer's remorse.
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Josh missed the calls about the family emergency because he was too busy staring at Sam.
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For now, it seems that we'll have to continue staring at this god damn hole. pic.twitter.
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Of course, people are still staring at their phones, but now they're doing it in public!
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Then one day, imagine this same person lying in bed all day, staring at the ceiling.
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Solar Filter Sunglasses Staring at the Sun is dangerous, so you need to protect your eyes.
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I spend the next five minutes staring at my creation, willing myself to take a bite.
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The mountain peaks we'd been staring at for dozens of miles were finally next to us.
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The latest fad in life and fitness is to be a loner, staring at a screen.
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It's not just that you're walking around staring at different game locations while someone narrates, either.
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Is it the highly-memed paparazzi photo of Grande staring at Davidson while licking a lollipop?
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With all their political strength, the Republicans of today are staring at a stark policy divide.
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Dean Heller (R-Nev.), Democrats are almost certainly staring at two more years in the minority.
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Unfortunately, Archie looks out the window and sees a man in a hood staring at him.
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Hundreds of reporters, producers, and photographers are all standing around me, staring at the same spot.
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Staring at the cast, Season 2 will miss having Kiki, a Mexican-American person, navigating Mexico.
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He did a lot of staring at the jury and the spectators, until they looked away.
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The next minute I could be staring at ruins in Syria's war torn city of Aleppo.
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Staring at a newspaper article about Galland and Shafran, 19-year-old David Kellman was alarmed.
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And seeing a thousand people staring at you — like, I'm shaking just now thinking about it!
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Most evenings, I find myself staring at the top of everyone's head at the dinner table.
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Sending out pleas for information and staring at a phone, waiting for them to boomerang back.
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I looked up at him from the circle and wound up staring at his belly button.
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And your time can be much better spent doing anything else besides staring at your phone.
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My phone dinged, and a simple "I love you" was staring at me from the screen.
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She remembered "lying there and staring at the curtains" and being "pretty much blank," she said.
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Some of these causes are also very avoidable―as avoidable as staring at the Sun, even.
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She might've been trying to wrap up the final chapter or staring at a blank page.
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Another report told of college students who went blind after staring at the sun on LSD.
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So when you're out and about and somebody's staring at you, you really just don't know.
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I've been staring at the gun lying on my desk for more than an hour now.
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I've spent the last few minutes staring at a black-and-white picture on an iPad.
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You'd probably think you were staring at Ronald McDonald or perhaps Jared Leto in drag, right?
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I liked his look: the black-and-white iconic image, and him staring at the viewer.
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And still here we are, in the CVS candy aisle, staring at rows of chocolate hearts.
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But what does Jon in the crypts even mean, besides heavily fraught staring at Lyanna's tomb?
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I just can't get enough of staring at perfect coils and kinks from around the world.
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A guy staring at her from the edge of her field of vision is nothing new.
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Another portrait, it depicts a person sitting in a chair, staring at an artist or photographer.
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When he shows rank upon rank of library users staring at screens, he is lamenting nothing.
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"I think I'm going to go to work early," the Guy says, staring at his screen.
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Lonnie, he said, was staring at the television, tuned to CNN's coverage of her husband's death.
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That's 30 seconds of staring at a dead woman as blood quickly drains from her skull.
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"When I'm sitting there I'm not just sitting blankly staring at the court," Lendl told reporters.
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Both said they spotted her staring at them during the panel and it left them unsettled.
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When she looked up, she saw that Gothard was staring at her intently, his erection exposed.
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Keep staring at what you've got and, once in a while, look back at the clue.
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I still remember Hillary kind of staring at him when he made that sound so easy.
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"I am such a fucking idiot," he said, staring at the greying wallpaper to my right.
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He's staring at a woman who is upright yet squatting, presumably because of all the pleasure.
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Jonas, staring at his cupboards the day after this defeat, would come to the same conclusion.
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The Curious Museum creates the illusion that you are staring at yourself from across a balcony.
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Play it over headphones, walking aimlessly through the city, staring at skyscrapers and your own reflection.
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While the grad students and technicians produced fingerprints, Woese spent his time staring at the spots.
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When he broke from his trance 15 minutes later, he said, everyone was staring at him.
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He also struggles with a very human case of anxiety: While staring at his reflection nonetheless.
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In the morning, we ate oatmeal, cooked over a gas fire, while staring at the view.
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A few months ago I was staring at Amazon's information page for a newly published book.
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There, precipitous plunges in currencies have left companies that borrowed in dollars staring at impossible debts.
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He slaps down the truck and its driver, so I'm staring at the rear bumper. Bam!
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"I'm in my own house, I have no real professional eyes staring at me," she said.
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The pictures are haunting and voyeuristic, with the subjects staring at the camera with detached expressions.
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How do I politely refrain from staring at yet another screen while I'm trying to socialize?
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And then there was the bit about how we're all staring at our phones too much.
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Even so, some experts say that councils are still staring at a $4 billion funding hole.
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Instead, she found herself staring at a pool of her mother's blood on South Drake Avenue.
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The woman sitting next to me was staring at my tattoos that laced around my arm.
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The man then told me that he had been staring at my head throughout the evening.
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When all that is done, though, you're still staring at a lot of blank music paper.
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"I like a small trainer, that stays on your foot," he said, staring at his Nikes.
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They stood together, their backs to the church, staring at something they could not quite see.
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She captivates when she scurries offstage, leaving her audience staring at the detritus of a solo.
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I realized this while I was staring at the ceiling for two months with painful eyes.
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"It's not quite like Marina Abramović living in the galleries and staring at people," he said.
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I feel her staring at me, expectantly, but I ignore her, opening the ancient internet browser.
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He subscribed to 16 newspapers, so that's a little like spending your evenings staring at Fox.
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Ms. Watson has to spend way too much time looking concerned while staring at various screens.
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Photo: Maulik Sutariya (Unsplash)Are you, maybe, perhaps, spending too much time staring at your phone?
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And after a moderate hike, I was staring at the tiny, perfect lighthouse in the distance.
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Some people say it's a fear of being fired that leaves them staring at the ceiling.
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Mr. Browder's case is that horrible wreck on the roadside that you can't stop staring at.
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Staring at a blank document, you might be thinking, I'm not smart enough to write this.
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And when I was on stage, they were staring at me because I was the star.
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Still, it means that without a strong pop, Dropbox could be staring at a downround IPO.
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The cells can look like eyes, all of which seem to be staring at you blankly.
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Also, my eyes began to sting and staring at my computer screen became a real struggle.
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I looked over at her, and she's staring at my phone, pure terror on her face.
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They are invariably sweating, bored, or asleep, staring at the clock or scrolling on their iPhones.
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Older inmates who usually say hello to him in the halls were staring at the floor.
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My beloved EltaMD UV Clear sunscreen lacked specific protection against blue light omitted from screens, and after staring at my computer all day and then staring at my television once I get home, I decided to switch up my sunscreen to add more protection against blue light.
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But once it studied the costs, the Council decided that it was staring at two expensive options.
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Fast forward to 21.24 and Apple is now staring at an uphill battle to juice sales growth.
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An entire day and night go by while he is staring at the same screen of code.
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But regular sunglasses and a Tesla sunroof are not adequate eye protection for staring at the Sun.
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Noor was staring at Tablet, their Tablet, clucking and muttering to herself, head bobbing back and forth.
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The final picture featured little Hank staring at the camera as Baskett looked down at her son.
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Okay, maybe not a ton, but more than those pictures of everyone staring at the sky did.
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You open up a game development platform, you see like a thousand different controls staring at you.
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I turned to my friend, who was staring at the floor under me, making exaggerated retching noises.
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Chicago is staring at the camera, looking cute as hell but also reminiscent of adorable baby Saint.
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" And he was "still staring at them titties, though" when he was featured on her single "Only.
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So much of Luigi's Mansion 3 is staring at a room, causing chaos, and examining what's left.
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But, that doesn't mean you have to spend it staring at a wall and twiddling your thumbs.
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He stayed next to me, staring at me for what felt like hours until the train came.
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"If you look at the video, it's just methodically staring at me," he said of the cat.
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"I was very moved by the way they were staring at each other," the photographer told Agora.
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Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon), the newly installed boss, is staring at a candle in order to focus.
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Staring at YouTube on a tablet counts; reading along with a parent on an e-reader doesn't.
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This didn't bother me since I'm used to staring at video games much longer than they are.
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"We held hands and drove in silence, both of us staring at the road ahead," Bernard writes.
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The two are currently on their tropical honeymoon — and Michele can't stop staring at her new bling.
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I'm staring at her nipples because I am afraid they are about to come onto my plate.
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We stand still, staring at the monitor for what seems like minutes, awaiting his new cardiac rhythm.
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Hypothetically, if a bunch of users are spending a really long time just staring at a butt.
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You've been standing there, staring at the multicolored jumble of cans and bottles for... how long now?
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The investment banker types at the other end of the party are staring at her, not me.
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Come September 21, we'll finally learn why they're sitting in that white room, staring at each other.
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At least, so long as you're comfortable with the Spot's built-in webcam constantly staring at you.
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Unfortunately, no treatment for eye damage from staring at the sun — technically called solar retinopathy — currently exists.
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If you want a picture of the future, imagine an oven staring at a human ass—forever.
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Red flags became more apparent when the researcher was no longer staring at the minimal mobile interface.
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Eventually, we realize they're in a Wakandan hut, and that they're staring at something – or rather someone.
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It's the one that features little children staring at TV screens as Trump says awful, offensive things.
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Why steer when you could be in the hold staring at the map, or vomiting on Patrick?
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Even when Priya is staring at her phone, I'm rooting for things to work out with Dev.
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JM: I was going to the studio every day, and staring at the canvases with their underpaintings.
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As you watch the video now ... you see Lisa staring at Kathy in disbelief as she speaks.
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No question, Audrey looked totally charmed by her rock ... she couldn't stop smiling and staring at it.
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Staring at Ralf's heroin-bliss face that is practically asking you to pour beer into its mouth.
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It's like staring at a musical fractal, impressive whether you're evaluating it at micro- or macro-scale.
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Naomi Watts is staring at her phone, listening to music, and just generally lost to the world.
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By staring at the central dot, your brain is unable to maintain the illusion of "seeing" everywhere.
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Look at this man GROWL CURSE WORDS WHILE STARING AT THE BATTER AS HE PREPARES TO PITCH.
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He added that Trump sat staring at the television as the results came in without saying anything.
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"No amount of staring at the statute's text, structure, or history will yield a clue," he wrote.
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I wrote 75 songs in six months because I wasn't using my mind staring at mindless s—.
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To avoid staring at an empty fridge, it's time to learn how to create a food budget.
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Blue Light Filter Glasses Staring at screens for ungodly amounts of time can have some side effects.
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The rabbit looked up and saw another rabbit staring at her from the edge of the woods.
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The trainer was staring at the implacable Liston, and didn't hear Clay until he had repeated himself.
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The whole video is me staring at the camera, getting grabbed and touched and all that stuff.
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The farther offshore the better if you're a coastal state staring at U.S. intervention from the sea.
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Though after staring at this for a while, I think I finally get what Melancholia was about.
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He was "staring at people and laughing" looking to see who he would shoot, the prosecutor said.
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"That guy just put something in her drink," Monica Kenyon told her friends, staring at another diner.
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I should have been hanging out in New York's Little Saigon, rather than staring at a screen.
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"The way you're staring at my mouth is making me warm and tingly inside," Dante tells Siddiq.
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Here he is being hot while staring at himself in the mirror: Just waiting for the knock.
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The services have become so popular, in fact, that providers are now staring at a staffing problem.
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It's impossible to grade Mahinmi without staring at that contract, knowing how it clogs Washington's cap sheet.
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It's about 9 in the morning and I'm staring at the most beautiful tacos I've ever seen.
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I found myself staring at a BBC News screen, and saw that Douglas was, quite definitely, dead.
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The bizarre sculpture introduces extra eeriness, seemingly sleeping or staring at you from behind its reflective visor.
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I spent much of my 20s lying in bed, staring at the wall with the blinds down.
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I get sucked into them like Cameron staring at the Seurat painting in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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Ser Davos staring at Melisandre after having found the embers of Shireen's pyre does not bode well.
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Everyone was staring at me, as though they could sense that death was still bloating my extremities.
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Stop staring at a bowl of balsamic-drenched spinach and avocado and feeling such fuckin' ennui, man?
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At one point he demanded that an MP stop staring at him as it was "really disturbing".
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Now multiply that by a thousand and you're staring at what a massive tax overhaul could create.
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Instead, he wandered around the house, staring at his phone, watching YouTube videos of famous chess matches.
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As I stood, staring at the Chirashi Sushi-Don by Jiro menu, the Open sign flashed on.
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LG: I know I was there, I was just ... KS: You were just staring at Jared Leto.
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In the front row were four college students, arm in arm, all staring at one another lovingly.
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Even Ray J and Princess stopped staring at each other, and opted to watch her performance instead.
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Tristan was enjoying the service — staring at the ceiling in awe, laughing happily — when an usher approached.
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I saw a young couple staring at passing cabs, looking at each other and shrugging their shoulders.
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You do walk around San Francisco and everybody's doing this, staring at their phones, which is fascinating.
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I sat, staring at my computer screen, trying to recall what task I had been working on.
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I'm sitting there staring at George and this half-eaten, gooey pile of shrimp on his plate.
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And I couldn't stop staring at these prehistoric English cropmarks drawn out from all the dry weather.
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It's such a funny sight: being in the city one moment and staring at a bison another.
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With the version of himself that he hates staring at him once again, Burris shattered the mirror.
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Everywhere we go, we are bound to see people with their heads down, staring at their phones.
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Stan in a chair beside his bed, staring at the wife he'd never be able to trust.
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Their size and design would make them hard to miss even by someone staring at a smartphone.
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Evidence suggests you'd be better off spending more time exercising and less time staring at your phone.
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We were just staring at it with disgust, almost as if, O.K., you're trying to fix things.
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Several visitors stood transfixed, staring at and photographing the Burberry glasses, which soon became a cause célèbre.
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In the end, we're left like Mr. Gosling: staring at the screen, unsure what we've just seen.
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Earlier this month, an image of two-year-old Parker Curry staring at the portrait went viral.
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Sarah Reeves sat on her couch in Eugene, Oregon, staring at her laptop screen in furious disbelief.
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It was black and white and standing in the middle of a dirt trail, staring at me.
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Finn (John Boyega) starts 'The Last Jedi' unconscious, and ends it staring at someone else who's unconscious.
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Multiply that by 511 and you&aposre staring at more than a third of a billion dollars.
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"I was just staring at the fish, and I felt a tug on my arm," Johnson said.
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Credit...Jenn Ackerman for The New York Times The man on the bus was staring at her.
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Credit...Jenn Ackerman for The New York Times The man on the bus was staring at her.
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A lone man sits in a massage chair, staring at his smartphone in an otherwise shopperless corridor.
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You are happier when not staring at your phone, and you are more talkative to a person.
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I remember the first time my daughter saw a candle flame, staring at it with acquisitive curiosity.
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It was only then he recognized the danger, staring at the car: The car leaves the road.
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But climate policy is in the hands of climate deniers now, and we are staring at catastrophe.
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Or maybe they were sick, or stressed out, or scared of the hostile passenger staring at them.
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Everybody is very, very nice, though little children in the soda fountain couldn't stop staring at me.
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It's also symptomatic of all these shiny, colorful products staring at us when we enter a store.
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She stepped off the sidewalk and stood next to me where I was staring at the ground.
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I think you're much more creative and expansive out and about than you are staring at a screen.
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If you want, you can give them an Apple Watch and spend your days staring at their heartbeat.
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"It was surreal because I'm staring at my face and urn, in Hollywood Forever Cemetery," he tells People.
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That is how the pair end up in Elodie's room staring at her treasure trove of pilfered items.
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So it's likely they'll start staring at something else that's content-rich, easy-to-navigate and somewhat addictive.
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CCTV footage shows the man on his scooter, staring at his phone before driving directly into the sinkhole.
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He was unable to stop staring at his own image and never left the pool until he died.
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Plus, Joe is high af himself and has no idea why you're staring at him like a weirdo.
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KS: More than just sitting there and staring at your phone, and possibly getting into a car accident.
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Unable to move or communicate, she spends her days trapped inside her family home, staring at the ceiling.
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Every time I had a conversation with people, I wondered if they were staring at my bald spot.
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Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom staring at their feet as Donald Trump lamented about the tragedy in Pleasure.
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Misogyny does not exist because women are staring at themselves in mirrors or gossiping about one another's bodies.
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I'll admit, I stared — probably for an unhealthy amount of time — but what was I really staring at?
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The interactive nature of Hidden Folks also means that you're doing more than just staring at a screen.
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Eye strain from staring at a computer is so common it has its own name: computer vision syndrome.
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Came outside to photograph this work in progress and my dog Ella Fitzgerald was staring at my painting.
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The Saudi kingdom is staring at a growing budget deficit and facing the specter of an economic recession.
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It was just me and a judgmental rabbit staring at me from the corner of a darkened room.
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As she gasps, staring at Jon with a look of total ruin, Daenerys is, once again, totally alone.
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"I was staring at the phone and I was like, 'Come on phone, come on phone,'" he recalls.
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If a boy was staring at her nipples that long why was he not spoken to or punished?
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Staring at a blank wall is a consistently more uplifting experience than watching Trump do anything at all.
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A woman, who had been staring at Makhzoomi as he talked, suddenly stood and walked off the plane.
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I doubt many bosses sit staring at their employees' emails trying to figure out what "ok" really meant.
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But perhaps the formula for a quality *viral* video has been staring at us right in the face.
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Staring at each other's faces, Margaret and Stacy share a double-take right out of The Parent Trap.
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In the third photo, he wears a white blazer with gold chain, staring at the camera straight-on.
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I teetered from moping around to curling up in a ball and staring at objects that didn't move.
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Instead, there was an older gentlemen staring at me, a man with kind eyes and a gray mustache.
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I'm staring at this box along with 30 or so other people, all of whom are wearing white.
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And the clothing is extra important today since the box we're all staring at isn't just a box.
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Perhaps the most popular way to find exoplanets is by staring at stars, waiting for them to flicker.
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You can teach Cozmo new faces, which involves staring at the robot until it memorizes your terrorizing visage.
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Just imagine, instead of them looking back at you in this photo, they're just staring at one another.
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Rather, she was in the Kinnear garden staring at snails while Nancy's cries could be heard from outside.
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Charlotte was staring at her goggle-eyed, or maybe that was just what her eyes looked like naturally.
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They spend more time than their elders staring at screens, posting on social media and scouring the internet.
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Blue light blocking glasses Staring at a screen for hours on end isn't good for any gamer's eyes.
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At the same time, editing suggests, Krystal stands in her bizarre reject room staring at the tower, crying.
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I was locked in my friends' bathroom on the phone with my thesis adviser and staring at Reddit.
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"Look at those pants!" he said, staring at a photo of himself in tattered, 10-year-old jeans.
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Jillian Mayer, Slumpie 4 - Lounger Ever notice the shape your body takes on while staring at your smartphone?
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Cooking is more fun when you're not staring at a list of dos and don'ts and technical specs.
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When he's not staring at screens, he's probably chilling with Bengati, one of three other silverbacks in Louisville.
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Sarah Sullivan sat in front of her computer staring at an open Word document, watching the cursor blink.
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Staring at a screen from far away, an eye watches as the drone disrupts a casual soccer game.
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A lot of people staring at screens and a lot of people that don't spend enough time outdoors.
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His eyes are so beautiful, too, and he kept staring at me, just like at the football game.
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Who wants to spend an hour that could be used mindlessly staring at a laptop screen, reading instead?
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"If you were standing there, staring at that on October 28, would you really conceal that?" he asked.
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TWO groups seem to be staring at each other in mutual incomprehension at the moment; investors and economists.
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Suddenly you're left staring at the blackest mirror of technology and see your regular, normal, untouched IRL face.
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But now I'm awake, staring at the little circular blip on my phone, waiting for it to move.
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"Sir," the officer said, but then he hesitated, staring at Peter with a strange look on his face.
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After staring at them for half an hour, he deduced that they were not actually seeking the shade.
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Social engineering Not all hacks are carried out by staring at a Matrix-like screen of green text.
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Without warning, a host of businesses and landmarks have found themselves swarming with eager gamers staring at iPhones.
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When I opened the bathroom door, the majority of the people on the bus were staring at me.
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I sat on the brightly painted windowsill of a basement level Ben & Jerry's, staring at the peeling paint.
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Why have I wasted so many minutes of my life staring at photos that mean nothing to me?
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Brin arrived on Rollerblades, and Page kept staring at his P.D.A. Nettled, Diller asked if he was bored.
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At the final buzzer, as fans booed the referees, he walked off the court staring at the ground.
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There's nothing wrong with sitting on the porch drinking a glass of wine and staring at the trees.
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He looked at me, turned away, looked at me again, and went back to staring at his cellphone.
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This particular picture features the two women staring at Swift's phone during Gigi Hadid's Tommy Hilfiger fashion show.
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Why is it that eating a doughnut and just staring at that Randy's Donuts sign's, like, it's hypnotic.
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Paddling back out, undeterred, I noticed some of the locals were staring at me and my unwieldy board.
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None of this bodes well in 2018 for the Republicans, who are likely staring at a difficult midterm.
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I read "An Abbreviated Life" with the same interest I associate with staring at someone's horrible plastic surgery.
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I take advantage of the free time by checking Instagram or Facebook, or just staring at the water.
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Even so, they've kind of hit a ceiling, and we're still staring at our computers, waiting for ESPN.
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Staring at the same walls, the same spot on the ceiling, having the same experiences day after day.
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Mr. Weaver was crouched over a different computer with the campaign's pollster Ben Tulchin, staring at early returns.
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Another video posted on her page captured her waving to the lion, who was still staring at her.
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I had 75 minutes to produce a 1,000-word story and was now staring at a blank screen.
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You know that feeling you get after a long week of staring at a computer (or phone) screen?
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The only thing that gives away what happened is the people who stand around, staring at the intersection.
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Oh yes, the receipt for the Plan B. The season ends with Rob staring at Sharon in disbelief.
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In the background you can see a guy who looks a lot like Ed Miliband staring at her.
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The Minnesota Twins are having some trouble stringing hits together again and are staring at another series sweep.
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I leave the show with a desperate need to spend half an hour staring at a blank wall.
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As anyone who's ever spent time sitting on a dock staring at a bobber knows, fishing requires patience.
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He put it down when he saw Michelle staring at him, but his eyes jerked around the room.
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On the other, you're sitting at an old-school diner counter staring at a glowing red kitchen window.
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Unlike other viral games, though, Pokémon Go has not kept players cooped up inside staring at their screens.
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The Wildcats, on a three-game losing streak, are now staring at games at No. 2 Baylor, vs.
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In 2013, she had a stroke, leaving her bedridden, with her right side paralyzed, staring at the ceiling.
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Staring at dudes like they're a piece of meat is useful, but it can't do all the work.
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The answer is staring at anyone who happens to be looking at a high-end Italian wine list.
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I even found myself staring at a jar of oats, amazed at how versatile and nutritious it is.
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A partner and children of his own are not a priority, Mr. McKee said, staring at his shoes.
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The other issue was that I was standing outside schools with a large professional camera, staring at children.
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Friends turned the pages of quantum theory textbooks as Dr. Hawking sat motionless staring at them for months.
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Perhaps, in a culture that's constantly staring at a small screen, music was bound to be pushed aside.
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Narrator: We're all guilty of this: walking down the street, staring at our phone, and neglecting our surroundings.
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One man is staring at with his arms in the air as if in surrender to the machine.
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Her nine-month-old niece couldn't stop staring at the bandages that were holding the EEGs in place.
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Still, Slack is staring at a spiraling market as investors fret over the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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The awfulness of my phone is the only thing that prevents me from staring at it 24/7.
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"I took a shower, but I put the same clothes back on," she said, staring at the ground.
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Staring at that picture of Atta, I would have visions of what my brother's final moments were like.
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"I used to think, Oh, they're staring at my hair, because it's so big and ugly," she said.
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After leaving his house, Captain Chavez found people frozen in fear on the street, staring at the flames.
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Instead of taking breaks between laps and staring at the wall, I now swim continuously without stopping — much.
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Ms. Mehretu spent much of last October just staring at the panels, trying to determine how to begin.
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The best inspiration can come from sitting there and staring at the empty page in front of me.
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He was silent for a moment, steeling himself, staring at the road through sunglasses half-hiding wet eyes.
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The Edge had an acoustic guitar, and Bono sang 'Staring at the Sun,' and it was, like, 'Wow.
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Billions of dollars of equity value has already been wiped out and employees are staring at worthless options.
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As Razvi worked at his computer, Khan sat silently, staring at the floor, hands clasped in his lap.
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And now I was staring at this guy in an orange sweatshirt who was standing on my porch.
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President Donald Trump's sagging approval ratings suddenly have Republicans staring at their worst-case scenarios for midterm elections.
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Because, no, staring at a screen and slamming the refresh button all day won't materialize the desired result.
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I think walking into the living room to find Jasper just staring at me would be very freaky.
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It took me a minute to realize that he was staring at me in the window's reflection too.
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Put simply, the more time we spend staring at our phones, the more money the tech giants make.
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The house cat makes me not feel guilty for napping too long or staring at the traffic outside.
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Very slowly, millimetre by millimetre—slo-mo is another Wilson trademark—he moves backward, staring at the window.
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And then everyone was just staring at the TV. I saw people tear up sketches they were writing.
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If you're like most of us, you're going to spend hours each day staring at your smartphone screen.
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I keep staring at you and trying to figure out where the profane, aggressive Killa P. came from.
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People staring at the endless ocean at the end of the desert and wondering what to do now.
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Three days later he was sitting at a middle school desk, staring at an end-of-semester exam.
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You would rather keep staring at your phone or your tablet, but you don't want to become hardhearted.
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And in Hampshire, Rutledge visits a clinic where, staring at shellshocked victims, he sees his own traumatized face.
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I'm staring at the coat rack looking for somewhere to suspend more disbelief, and there's no more room.
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They're staring at multiple screens fringed with multiple tabs, while Twitter, email and texts cascade down their phones.
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The faces staring at us from Smith's photographs are ghosts, reminders of what brought us to this place.
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His new app, Perch Live is definitely another app for people who love staring at 24/7 webcams.
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Do we really want a portrait of someone staring at us like that, with two sets of eyes?
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Yeah, you, sitting in front of your computer at work or staring at your phone on the subway.
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Workers may be staring at their computers, but how many have disappeared down the rabbit hole of Twitter spats?
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For example, if your eyes are bloodshot from staring at your iPhone all night, reach for the green mascara.
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" In the scene I'm just staring at him the whole time because he's looking at me like, "You're okay.
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Because, let's face it: you are walking around blindly staring at your phone for an extended period of time.
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And just then, as "people were staring at this massive molten lake of fire"—the feed went dead. Kaput.
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"We are staring at a massive health crisis," Kerala's director of health services, R.L. Sarita, told Reuters on Tuesday.
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She goes in, "yeah, I'm staring at you, ho!" before labeling the poor girl as superficial, privileged, and trophie'd.
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I've been staring at Nobuyuki Kayahara's "spinning dancer" for five minutes straight, and I feel like I'm being hypnotized.
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In early April, Koster went outside her house in Ft. Myers to find a woman staring at her car.
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She lay there staring at the ceiling, till around 8, when the nurse came in with her daily dose.
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I am standing in a bathroom stall at a train station in Kyoto, staring at a Japanese pregnancy test.
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She wakes up in the rubble of a building after a Russian airstrike, her dead mother staring at her.
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Soon, we may not have to be content with simply staring at Instagram photos of the giant floating unicorn.
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I spent a whole week staring at them in the mirror, telling myself I could look but not touch.
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The person who's just seen the film stumbles out of the screening, staring at a friend with haunted eyes.
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In a galaxy far, far away Remember Luke Skywalker staring at two suns in the first "Star Wars" movie?
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"There were too many people, too many," he sobbed, staring at the deflated vessel still floating by the shore.
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Combine those two factors and you can guess that we spend a lot of time staring at progress bars.
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While you're staring at Gmail for hours at work don't you ever wish it would better reflect your personality?
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If you ever worry you spend too much time staring at your phone, Google wants to help you out.
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He was so close to being done for the night; instead, he was left staring at a blazing flame.
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And after months and months of staring at them I don't remember seeing anything ridiculously...large front and centre.
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They're so obvious, so numerous, that we don't stop to notice them — even while we're constantly staring at them.
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Get Comfortable With People Staring At YouRegardless of what you are wearing, people are probably going to be staring.
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And what lulls your roommate into a peaceful slumber might leave you staring at the ceiling, anxiously counting sheep.
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Yet, here we all are staring at a 20-year-old's cuticles trying to understand what it all means.
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It is like staring at a word — say, "catch" — for so long that it no longer looks right. Catch?
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It definitely took me a few beats to get into the story instead of just staring at everyone's makeup.
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Finally, there are jewel-toned and rose-gold items we're happy just staring at for extended periods of time.
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He opened the curtain, pulled the curtain aside and looked out the window and was just staring at her.
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Standing during a commercial break, he'd forgotten he had them in hand when he felt someone staring at him.
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It is written by someone whose core expertise is staring at startup funding data and coming up with trends.
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We're staring at Cat in the Fishbowl, the most popular entry in the auction, designed by Abramson Teiger Architects.
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"It's really a life skill, to be able to get around without just staring at your phone," he said.
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When the video ends after a little more than two minutes, you're left staring at the Earth from space.
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If you look up to see someone staring at you with a cocked fist, you expect to be punched.
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Susie is far less smiley alone in her apartment, staring at the business phone she purchased to manage Midge.
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Most people don't want creeps staring at their sweaty selves and wondering if you might have sex with them.
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He's very articulate now, but back then there was a lot of staring at the desk, not saying anything.
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Yet there Miranda was, staring at the camera and giving a completely honest summation of her greatest romantic worry.
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I found myself staring at poreless waitresses in restaurants, unblemished teenagers munching on McDonald's on the bus, even babies.
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Every day starts the same way — my dog staring at me until I take him on his morning walk.
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"I was staring at my passport recently and stuff, and I was looking over my middle name," Culkin said.
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Before he took the stage, G-Eazy was spotted smiling hard while staring at Halsey performing on a screen.
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PITTSBURGH — Young men and women recline on their backs, some shirtless, staring at the camera confrontationally, or smoking, aloof.
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Bautista testified Aguado was harassing her by staring at her and trying to get her to drink with him.
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Some people were staring at the screen peacefully, lying down on the floor for reasons best known to them.
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It's a pretty cool way to learn about a new place without staring at boring slides on a projector.
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It was as if I was on my back, staring at the sky while the world passed me by.
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YouTube knows how to keep you staring at the screen long past when it's in your interest to stop.
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We sat on the same side of a computer, staring at it until there was nothing left to fix.
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It's like staring at your thumb for a really long time until it starts to seem a little strange.
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Consider Kanye West onstage, with the whole world watching Twitter for news, just standing silently, staring at the camera.
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Staring at me shaking his head like it couldn't be me because I didn't look "strong enough" to him?
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This Lincoln was so iconic — black and white, staring at you, and when the splashes hit, it looked incredible!
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She had gone to her room and laid staring at the ceiling in a state of high, thrumming alertness.
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I couldn't imagine what the people who combined that with staring at a small screen all day were feeling.
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Now you're staring at a 270 percent penalty on the money you should have withdrawn after turning age 270½.
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They typically work long hours in windowless rooms staring at computer monitors and do not get many days off.
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Listening to it is like staring at the cosmos and holding your chest as your psyche launches into space.
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Let's save the pleasantries and ride out the last few days of October staring at artists on Instagram instead.
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It makes me mad when people say that the current generation doesn't do anything besides staring at a screen.
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I've been staring at a blank screen thinking what to write about this for going on 15 minutes now.
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Even though I loved what I was doing, I love handbags, I would dread staring at an Excel spreadsheet.
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The next day, after hours at my laptop staring at photos of brisket, it's time to actually eat some.
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I'm staring at a giant meatball wrapped in bacon with a rib bone sticking out at a weird angle.
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Dark Mode is clearly a nod toward those who spend long stretches staring at bright screens in dark rooms.
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As I make my way into the office on this crisp Thursday morning, I feel everyone staring at me.
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As other customers chatted, he refused to order, instead staring at photos of the Iraqi countryside on the wall.
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I then spent the next six minutes writing a grand total of zero words, staring at a flashing cursor.
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"I don't know if I'm going to like this," he said, staring at an item called Endorian Tip-yip.
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We love sharing snacks, whispering to each other while staring at the screen, and theorizing the whole way home.
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But I left them feeling like I was staring at a giant screen a few inches from my face.
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A man in a green hoodie sat with his chin propped on his hand, staring at a departure board.
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Often the maps are illegible: I could spend the rest of my life staring at my post of Dec.
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I wound up being productive rather than staring at my phone in bed for two hours, which was nice.
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Staring at a series of unfamiliar screens and trying to grok a long list of instructions under intense pressure.
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But other moments (staring at fingers, picking up a foot) flash self-awareness, self-examination, self-bewilderment, self-alienation.
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Staring at us, he banged his head on the top of the cage and started gnawing on its bars.
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On average, many of us spend nearly 12 hours staring at screens and exposing our eyes to blue light.
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We sat wearing headphones and staring at our smartphones with the same-but-different shows all playing before us.
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Bakkali dropped off her youngest child at school and then sat in her car, staring at the Uber app.
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She was eventually arrested for trafficking and found herself staring at a possible sentence of 12 years to life.
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And unfortunately, spending too much time staring at a bright screen can hurt us, causing eye strain and headaches.
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I spent that summer opening the Word document that held my prospectus, staring at it, and closing it again.
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Cynical minds noted that he seemed to be staring at a blank piece of paper while wielding a Sharpie.
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Send an update ahead of time so the meeting can be spent debating and challenging, not staring at PowerPoints.
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He exited the Liverpool Street train station, staring at the glowing blue Google Maps dot on his iPhone screen.
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People all over the world were experiencing what I was—staring at a visualization of themselves in old age.
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Murray said two men in the van would not stop staring at her while they were in the store.
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The electric motors made enough sound and vibration that I knew when to shift without staring at the gauges.
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The long stretches I spent staring at my silent phone like a jilted boyfriend, waiting for it to ping?
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The long stretches I spent staring at my silent phone like a jilted boyfriend, waiting for it to ping?
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The game play involves staring at a wall as pineapples, watermelons, kiwis, apples and oranges fly up into view.
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I imagined taking the subway to work and people on the train staring at me, feeling sorry for me.
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"I was laying on a stretcher in the same costume I wore tonight, staring at the ceiling," she said.
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Soon, anyone looking for a new phone found themselves staring at a shelf of 22014-inch or larger screens.
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But I found myself staring at the meat fridge, and wanting to put something from it in my basket.
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There's a tweet where he describes being on the subway and staring at someone he considers a fat slob.
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Loads of research says people are getting less empathetic now that we're staring at our phones all the time.
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When you walk around South by Southwest or anywhere in San Francisco, everybody is staring at these tiny screens.
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And that means we'll spend less time staring at tiny screens, and more time experiencing the world through reopened eyes.
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But if people are staring at me I stare right back and refuse to look away until they stop staring.
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People who cut back on Facebook may still want to spend hours a day staring at posts on a screen.
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Click here to view original GIFIt won't take long for your eyes to rebel after staring at these tiny screens.
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When Gypsy and Nick finally have sex, it's a rushed hookup where viewers are left staring at Nick's bare behind.
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So I just figured, if people are going to be staring at me anyway, I might as well use color.
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If you're a social media junkie, try an app to track how much time you spend staring at your phone.
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This image is not only hard to avoid staring at (a terrible body for a spy), but traditionally, it's threatening.
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Lindner used trendy black-and-white campaign posters that showed him staring at his smartphone to revitalize the FDP's image.
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It's good to have further proof of this strange optical illusion, but I recommend not staring at it too long.
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When Prince meets Nikki in the lobby "masturbating with a magazine," Greenman doesn't just assume she's staring at the pictures.
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He releases the boggart, who turns into a variety of things depending on which Hogwarts student is staring at it.
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For hours now, I've been staring at Zelda amiibo on eBay, and I'm starting to think I have a problem.
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One is married, but the other isn't and shows it by peppering me with compliments while staring at my chest.
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This creates a satisfying flow, so you're not just doing the same thing — staring at a screen — over and over.
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We were all sitting there staring at our own backlit screens, gleefully reacting with each successive cringeworthy tweet from Moorehead.
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I wanted to buy the whole table and drag it home with me so I could keep staring at it.
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His eyes appeared to be half open, staring at the rescue worker who was putting him into a body bag.
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An old couple danced by a sofa while several women in white floated around the room staring at me intently.
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I'm trying to be clear to her but she keeps staring at me with those piercing eyes, and it's creepy.
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Four years ago, I was lying on the floor at my parents' house, phone in hand, staring at the ceiling.
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But the absence of the bright white screens that I've grown accustomed to staring at all my life depresses me.
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Candy Crush, our longtime go-to for burning through boring minutes staring at our phones, is making a big move.
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But a gap on your phone's screen would be far more annoying since you'd be staring at it all day.
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I work from home, which means I spend most of my day in a room, staring at a computer screen.
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"I was staring at my passport recently and stuff, and I was looking over my middle name," Culkin told Fallon.
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Like, Alright, if we're gonna waste 30 minutes of me just staring at you, might as well take a photo.
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He demands everyone stop staring at him and his wife and shames Pauly for kicking Midge out of the pageant.
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How often have you found yourself staring at a pile of empty wrappers, wondering how many calories you actually consumed?
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In 2017, cutdown on the amount of time you spend staring at screens — it could also improve your mental health.
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Particularly over the past year, there's been a rise in complaints about the time we spend staring at our phones.
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In other words, we're now staring at a deficit of around one million unfilled tech jobs in four years' time.
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We'll just be over here staring at our Rewards loyalty accounts while we wait for early access on September 3.
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If you were, say, staring at your phone while walking down the sidewalk, you could easily trip over the thing.
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Emil Amos: Your job as a poet, in a weird way, is staring at your brain in the mirror daily.
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Finally, on Christmas Eve he was in the lab, staring at four cages of mice, all with steadily growing tumors.
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Over the course of the next year, 5G users may even spend dozens of fewer minutes staring at loading icons.
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You can paint the trippy world around you, then spend time staring at all the colors as they run together.
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She rubbed her eyes, flabbergasted, that was the third time this month she had spaced out staring at the sun.
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If staring at the surface of our future backup planet sounds like your idea of a party, you're not alone.
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Hell, if we spent hours staring at Tamagotchis in the 90s, driving a miniature Rainbow Road shouldn't be a problem.
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A gape-mouthed young girl staring at something just beyond the camera's line of sight, terror visible in her eyes.
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It's always nice to see animals in nature, just maybe not when they're staring at you throughout your work day.
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I sighed and sat on the bed, staring at the enormous statue of General Robert E. Lee outside my window.
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Jo: Probably eating cookies or ice cream and staring at each other, but I feel like we do that everyday.
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She was staring at two images on her computer screen, both of the same object — except they looked nothing alike.
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Like staring at a piece of art in a gallery, my hours spent with The Witness caused changes within me.
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I had already proofread them that morning but was now staring at them—paralyzed—with a pen in my hand.
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She glanced over her shoulder and found him staring at his hand, as if he didn't know whose it was.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. You're on vacation, staring at a menu, and slip into an existential abyss.
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And if we don't, then [we'll be] staring at a flat wall in front figuring out how to climb it.
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Either way, in the future, it seems even more of us will be walking the streets staring at our phones.
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Or maybe you're just waiting on line somewhere, staring at your phone to avoid human interaction at all costs (respect).
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Two weeks later, you were on level 87 and your eyes burned from staring at the screen for too long.
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The S&P 22.8's plunge on Tuesday left the broad index staring at a 5003% deficit on the quarter.
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With Murfitt "just kind of blankly staring at me," MacKinnon said, "I was just yelling at him not to go."
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Just after sunset, the writer-director Peter Landesman sat on a bench in Battery Park, staring at a sombre sculpture.
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Follow the simple 20-20-20 rule to reduce the eye strain that results from staring at a computer screen.
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"They hide in plain sight, blatantly staring at their phones while driving down the road," Zendrive says in the study.
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If it's a new piece of gear, you're just going to be stuck staring at it, wondering what to do.
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The only smell was of spaghetti sauce in the mess hall, where a lone crewman sat staring at his food.
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Sebby is 3 years old and spent three days staring at the walls in owner Sam Ortt's room post-neutering.
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"We're now staring at a much messier 6900 if Republicans continue to fail to get the job done," he said.
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Washington (CNN)Staring at a black man in Charlottesville a year ago, Richard Preston took out his gun and fired.
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Do you find yourself surrounded by people who are staring at their screens instead of having face-to-face conversations?
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Clinton staring at a smartphone, mouth agape in astonishment, as she watched the Chicago Cubs clinch a World Series berth.
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