In his chance to introduce himself as something warmer than a stone-faced billionaire, he looked pretty much like … a stone-faced billionaire.
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The camera cut to Leonardo DiCaprio who was stone faced.
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I imagine frontman Julian Casablancas standing stone-faced in its center.
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Listening to the speech through an earpiece, he remained stone-faced.
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This all happens under the watchful eyes of stone-faced guards.
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Vice President Mike Pence sat beside Trump, silent and stone faced.
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Most of the lawmakers stared stone-faced and did not clap.
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Williams, all out of tears, sat stone-faced in the front.
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I defy you to sit stone-faced, no matter your age.
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Stone-faced, Lambert and East studiously avoided eye contact with the stage.
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When President-elect Obama left his first briefing, he was stone-faced.
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Earnest appeared stone-faced standing behind a glass partition during the arraignment.
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But the highlight is Chan's vengeful and stone-faced performance as Quan.
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Even in the other videos, [Sandmann] was still looking stone-faced, smirking.
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So the pop star posted five stone-faced selfies in rapid succession.
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She sat stone-faced, although she surreptitiously checked her phone during changeovers.
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It was chilling to watch many legislators, stone faced, ignore their pleas.
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Occasionally, he will go for a short, stone-faced jaunt in the park.
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In an otherwise empty conference room, your boss or bosses sit stone-faced.
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Possibly a stone-faced tiki nestled alongside palm trees and a raging volcano?
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A stone-faced Cantwell glared into the camera Wednesday after turning himself in.
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The president's joke was met with stone-faced looks from the assembled officials.
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They listen stone-faced as racial epithets are shouted at anti-immigration rallies.
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The living room has Gothic-style ceiling tracery and a stone-faced fireplace.
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They sat stone-faced as he held forth, meandering from topic to topic.
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Television cameras captured Mr. Trump looking stone-faced as the jokes poured down.
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He was taciturn and "stone-faced" Norah's mother, Tara Wood, told CNN on Thursday.
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McGregor, dressed in a dark navy suit, was stone-faced throughout the court proceeding.
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All the soldiers were stone-faced and humorless, even when showered with local hospitality.
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There are stone-faced guards, strip searches and putrid jail cells crawling with cockroaches.
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His Libya envoy Ghassan Salame sat next to him stone-faced with folded arms.
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Republicans interrupted dozens of times with standing ovations, although Democrats mostly sat stone-faced.
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Kidman was seen laughing, while Farrell seemed less impressed, staring at the stage stone-faced.
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Onlookers described the meeting as "stiff" and the pope as "stone-faced" during the meeting.
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The stone-faced FBI agents in the room weren't there to interrogate, threaten, or cajole.
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With one hand he held a flaming hot-pot as he flew, completely stone-faced.
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"We're talking about Lawrence Taylor now," Bill said Wednesday morning, stone-faced and kinda pissed.
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Clinton accepted the nomination, some Sanders delegates stood stone-faced, occasionally booing or silently protesting.
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His very name evokes a heroic stone-faced warrior beyond the reach of petty criticism.
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Families of the Pulse victims sat in stone-faced silence as the verdict was announced.
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He continued, as the other delegations sat stone-faced, but fumbled again a minute later.
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His friend, a young lawyer at a big four accountancy firm, weighed in, stone-faced.
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"She is not overly social and he is very quiet, often stone-faced," the source says.
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When Debra shows up for that previously mentioned family brunch, a stone-faced Ronnie greets her.
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Vincent Cassel as his nemesis, known only as "The Asset," is a matching stone-faced glower.
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He was obsequious to the stone-faced Russian leader and came across as unprepared and outmatched.
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Other Republicans showed no love for stone-faced Democratic lawmakers who attended the Tuesday night speech.
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And the most famous inhabitants — the stone-faced moai — have no connection to Chile at all.
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The person in the photo, stone-faced in a raincoat, appeared to be a young man.
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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — The stone-faced schoolboy peered into the camera and drew a deep breath.
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Once he's finally crowned king, he mauls his stone-faced queen and revels in her pain.
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Ms. Mengering called three times to Ms. Harding, who ignored her, arms crossed and stone-faced.
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They were as stone-faced as Buster Keaton, and even more wonderful acrobats than Keaton had been.
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"I can play an extra two or three overtimes right now," Mason said, stone-faced and serious.
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He travels with three stone-faced security guards and has a concealed carry license for a katana.
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Family friend Jonathan Cheban was also seen, stone-faced and unamused, lying on a bed of sprinkles.
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It's hard to imagine a more stone-faced collection of songs about being young, beautiful, and inebriated.
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The move was so slick it almost coaxed a smile out of the notoriously stone-faced Belichick.
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A stone-faced Mr. Klein, who represents the Bronx, declined to comment on his new office arrangements.
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In your home, it's hard to read the demands of stone-faced herps evolved for wild living.
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University administrators sat stone faced as Comey struggled, with some success, to be heard over the chants.
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Watching awkwardly Through it all, China's vice premier Liu He stood on stage nearby, mostly stone-faced.
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But don't be scared to express emotion, even (or maybe especially) if your child seems stone-faced.
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As Trump walked through the conservative pieces of the plan, Democratic leaders sat stone-faced without applauding.
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Members of the president's party cheer lustily, while members of the other party often sit stone-faced.
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I'm used to gymnastics where you're either stone-faced or smiling from ear to ear the entire routine.
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One image in particular, of a grinning Trump next to a stone-faced Pope Francis, has gone viral.
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With a stone-faced Livni sitting next to him at a Zionist Union meeting, Gabbay unceremoniously dumped her.
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She's wrapped in pink patent leather, stone-faced, and then she's crying on the ground, making a mess.
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Sanders, who was slated to deliver his own response to Trump's speech after the address, sat stone-faced. .
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She hands it to her husband, sitting stone faced and silently beside her, wearing an incongruous tracksuit top.
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As Mr. Trudeau spoke, Mr. Trump appeared stone-faced, but broke into a pensive smile at one point.
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He remained stone-faced throughout the trial, even when he was sentenced to death after a lengthy deliberation.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis sat stone-faced across the table, his hands folded and his eyes cast downward.
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Mike Pence sat stone-faced on one side of him, John Bolton without much expression on the other.
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Comey, who was stone-faced at almost every other moment in the hearing, permitted himself a tiny smile.
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For most of the night, they had frequently been stone-faced, often reluctant to applaud President Trump's declarations.
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Tall and deadpan, CDC veteran Ty. is notable for his stone-faced delivery and soaring, Auto-Tuned hooks.
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A stone faced President refused to answer repeated questions about such comments at the White House on Monday evening.
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Va. Before she testified, a stone-faced Bresch was lambasted by the ranking minority member of the committee, Rep.
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Katie remains stone-faced inside the party but breaks down outside in the alley, like so many SURvers before.
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The bespectacled and generally stone-faced Carol (Henny Russell) is currently the de facto leader of max's C Block.
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After the soldier fell, some rushed to his aid as the remainder of the Queen's Guard stood stone-faced.
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The president smiled broadly beside the pontiff, who appeared subdued and stone-faced before their 30-minute private conversation.
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Foregoing the pageantry of a catchphrase, boxing referee Michael Griffin delivers a stone-faced blessing before the first round.
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The stone-faced, ancient force who has the very boring goal of destroying the main players on the board.
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But in 2010, a stone-faced Woods was met not with shouts and clapping but with an eerie stillness.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, stone-faced, whirred through technical fixes, said three people who attended or were briefed on the proceedings.
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She spent 10 hours holding it in the same spot on Friday stone-faced, a "durational performance," she said.
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"Stone-faced" would be too warm a term to describe May's visage as she met Putin for a photo-op.
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Sanders, who normally remains stone-faced through all manner of crises, actually broke down ... her voice quivering as she responded.
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Lawmakers listened from their seats, stone-faced and somber, while members of the public watched from the crowded gallery above.
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In that framework the mainstay is DCI Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson), our stone-faced investigator with a heart of gold.
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"Maybe police'll stop this motherfucking violence," he spits at one point, stone-faced, shooting bubbles out of the bubble gun.
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But "Morgan" clings so closely to the stone-faced Lee that any chance of merriment or wit is effectively smothered.
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Comey has apparently been practicing his stone-faced expression, particularly in his many private, awkward meeting with President Donald Trump.
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A few weeks before, I'd been questioned by stone-faced Vopos [Volkspolizei, the GDR's national police] at that same crossing.
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Hanging out with this stone-faced beast for a minute was probably the most soothing experience of Glastonbury so far.
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Lining the narrow two-lane highways, billboards feature stone-faced war fighters, emblazoned with the message: MARINES FIGHT TO WIN.
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To some, all this will be worth it if Kavanaugh is exposed as a sexual predator and stone-faced liar.
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As the words rushed out of Kim Min-jung, the curlers sat next to her on the podium, stone-faced.
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Moments later, those same Democrats sat stone-faced when Trump asked Congress to pass legislation to prohibit late-term abortion.
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He was standing stone-faced as he signed every shirt that was handed to him and posed for every selfie.
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This is what led Moore to Jefferson City in May — to the prison, and then to the stone-faced courthouse.
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Emma Stone faced criticism in 2015 for playing a character in Cameron Crowe's Aloha who was described as Hawaiian and Chinese.
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A pair of stone-faced deputies stood guard, with one of the officers training a video camera on the disgraced politician.
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Everything gets so emotional, the usually stone faced Bethenny rushes out of the room and loudly sobs alone in a room.
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She appealed to people "to try to understand me," but King, who sat stone-faced through Efimova's answers, was not moved.
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"I do not believe you are a racist," Harris said on the stage as a stone-faced Biden looked straight ahead.
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I don't know how most of these technicians act while performing an echocardiogram, but mine was stone-faced the entire time.
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Ms. Coronel has appeared in court almost every day, a stone-faced fixture in her reserved seat in the second row.
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Two hours later, Osaka sat courtside, stone-faced, as her Kastles teammates pushed the overall match into a deciding doubles tiebreaker.
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Things got really scary when Elizabeth and Philip had a meeting with Gabriel's replacement as their handler, the stone-faced Claudia.
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A stone-faced Scott, sitting directly across from the Covington representatives, showed no expression as details of the investigation were explained.
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The next level up contains the master suite, whose bathroom has slate tile, a stone-faced shower and brushed-nickel hardware.
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In a remarkable meeting, the president veered wildly from the N.R.A. playbook in front of giddy Democrats and stone-faced Republicans.
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Richardson was the target of Banks' ire after responding to being cut from the competition stone-faced and seemingly full of apathy.
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But amidst a crowd of firm, stone-faced Democrats stood the lone First Lady Melania Trump — silent, smiling, and dressed in white.
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He has a reputation for saying little and acting decisively, although usually stone-faced Mnangagwa occasionally flashes a winning gap-tooth grin.
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From a literal perspective, the greasy Whopper that Andy Warhol devours stone-faced probably played some role in keeping his mind sharp.
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Kathleen Manafort, who had sat behind her husband in the first row each day, was stone faced as the verdict was read.
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Instead, hundreds of villagers, surrounded by dozens of black-clad Cameroonian soldiers, stood near the road, staring stone-faced at the motorcade.
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"Why did the scarecrow receive an award?" a stone-faced Ryan asked McHenry in a video posted on the Speaker's YouTube channel.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who lead the Republican plan to roll back the regulations, sat stone-faced as Clyburn delivered her remarks.
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The soldier sat in the back of the boat, a stone-faced Charon, rowing us forward toward the depths of the cave.
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She appealed to people "to try to understand me," but King, who sat stone-faced through Efimova's answers, did not appear moved.
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He responded with a jolt, and for a moment, the stone-faced Mr. Clapton appeared to have given himself over to chance.
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Asked whether she came to such places often, she said no, gesturing to the stone-faced security team watching her every move.
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Victims of the shooting and their family members were also in the courtroom on Friday, and reportedly sat silent and stone-faced.
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On Wednesday, a stone-faced Sanders said a reporter's question was "ridiculous" when she asked if Trump ever lied to the American people.
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He is a 6-foot-6, stone-faced intimidator who threw his first pitch in the 2015 World Series toward an opponent's head.
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But the video went viral on YouTube because the other three guests, all liberals, and Lemon sat stone faced when I said that.
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He later told press the loophole "should be closed," but even the stone-faced HC couldn't keep from smiling at his own cleverness.
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She is not visibly angry or hostile—she is stone-faced and resolute, knowing what she needs to do and getting it done.
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Then with my inner dukes up, I would launch into the explanation of my condition, while the doctor stared at me, stone-faced.
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" — SETH MEYERS, showing an image of a stone-faced Melania Trump "On Saturday, the word 's-hole' was projected onto Trump's D.C. hotel.
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"This will be the largest audience to witness an Emmys, period!" he said, recalling his stone-faced exaggeration about Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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Senators mostly sat stone-faced as Schiff read the charges, though several occasionally scribbled on their fresh notebooks in front of them. Rep.
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Carl Nimmons, 66, and his wife, Portia Clark, 64, both longtime friends of Mr. Caughman, sat stone-faced at the hearing on Monday.
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Knox comes off as humble, reserved, and stone-faced, in a vanilla-white t-shirt, grey jeans, and creaseless Air Force 1's.
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"Look at what happens with Michael Phelps' face," Lowenthal said, referring to video of the star U.S. swimmer, stone-faced, preparing for a race.
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In fact, her stone-faced presence on the red carpet really was ominous — but not because she looked creepy in many of her photos.
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"I want both parties to resolve the issue amicably," he said, addressing the stone-faced protesters at the meeting attended by a Reuters reporter.
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Stone-faced, he remained there for a few seconds as guards stood idle and his lawyer Oystein Storrvik nervously took a sip of water.
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Amber maintained a stone-faced demeanor as she walked out, but was visibly distraught and in tears once she got inside her waiting vehicle.
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The images show a slender man with disheveled hair being led down the airplane stairs in handcuffs by two stone-faced Italian police officers.
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Looking at a stone-faced crowd of Mr. Carson's family and friends, Mr. Morales insisted that the killing was neither bias-motivated nor purposeful.
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But when the camera turned to several mainland Chinese movie stars in attendance, including this year's jury chair Gong Li, they appeared stone-faced.
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" Trump said Monday that Democrats were "un-American" for largely sitting silent and stone-faced during his speech last week, adding: "Somebody said, 'treasonous.
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"The audience, for the most part, is awake because they are bobbing up and down and we sit there, stone faced," Ginsburg said. Lol.
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Sure, people in western Europe were friendly, but in eastern Europe I thought they took it to another level — despite the stone-faced stereotype.
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She sat stone-faced as Hannah and Peter split and Peter reconnected with Madison, pausing only to smile when Hannah yelled at her son.
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Cameras captured Mr. Trump in the audience, stone-faced, and the evening has since been cited as a prime motivator behind his presidential run.
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The New York Times replaced a photo of a stone-faced Pelosi sitting behind Trump with a livelier photo of Pelosi in mid-tear.
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Another wretched end for the Knicks, another bitter defeat, all seeping in as Carmelo Anthony stood on that same court, stone-faced and sullen.
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Towns said he recalled Joseph looking "stone-faced" as he remarked that the truck he saw in the rearview mirror was not slowing down.
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"All kidding aside, we obviously all know about your credentials and breadth of experience," Obama said, with a stone-faced Trump hidden in the crowd.
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He departed about 90 minutes later, striding stone-faced wearing a dark checked suit to his car, toting a briefing binder in his right hand.
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The elves whisked Noelle and Chan into Santa's room, where he gamely tried to engage the now stone-faced toddler as an elf snapped photos.
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Inside I found my son safeguarded by social workers, and my husband hooked up to IVs, both of them stone-faced and questioning their mortality.
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Throughout, Mr. Zuckerberg, dressed in a dark suit and purple tie, sat stone-faced, jotting down notes and occasionally sipping from a glass of water.
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In a pair of charcoal drawings, Miné Okubo expresses the pain of internment by rendering stone-faced figures in thick strokes with their arms raised.
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The main heavies are Tom Shaw, a stone-faced F.B.I. man played by Jon Hamm, and Kathy Scruggs, a reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Trump's grinning portrait is a departure from his usual stone-faced expression — his Twitter profile picture features a shot of himself with a stern look.
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In 2011 he famously got roasted by both emcee Seth Meyers and Obama and he was spotted looking stone-faced in the audience during the roast.
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Even when the testimony was interrupted by sobs from the gallery, the admitted killer with the bowl haircut sat stone-faced, staring off into the distance.
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In one of his most striking images, two young men in white tank-tops emblazoned with "Guardian Angels" stare stone-faced in front of subway doors.
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No matter what you think of Melania Trump or her husband's politics, there is a subtle strength in her stone-faced expression during these command performances.
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Frustrated and humiliated by his failure, he begs his stone-faced boss (the perfectly cast Marc Evan Jackson) to let him keep innovating more psychological torture.
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Check out a stone-faced Rooney riding shotgun on his way to Everton F.C.'s training facility on Tuesday -- ridin' shotgun in a black Range Rover.
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The 47-year-old was quiet and stone-faced as he walked into the federal courthouse on Friday -- not saying a word to the waiting media.
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While serving as Swiss president in 2016 he gave a stone-faced speech extolling the medical benefits of laughter where he purposely did not smile once.
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Played by Titieni with stone-faced superiority, Graduation's ethically challenged doctor flaunts a blunt pragmatism that doesn't just surface in his handling of Eliza's test scores.
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And then there are the stone-faced decision-makers sitting there with the air of a bored reality TV star judge who's seen it all before.
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Both Kang and Kono appeared stone-faced as they shook hands, and Kang focused on reviewing documents she brought before making opening remarks, shunning eye contact.
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At the trial, in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, Mr. St. Hubert, 31, sat beside his lawyer each day, mostly stone-faced and wearing a rosary.
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First those at the back, and then those in the middle, before, finally, the politicians at the front — some stone-faced, one or two almost tearful.
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At Friday's opening ceremony, for example, Moon shook hands with Jong, as Pence, sitting merely feet away, looked stone faced, never acknowledging the North Korean delegation.
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Cuomo had come to embody the very archetype that made him mad to begin with: stone-faced, tight-lipped and quickly enraged over something seemingly banal.
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As Trump walked through the conservative pieces of his plan and called it a "down the middle" compromise, Democratic leaders looked on stone-faced without applauding.
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Obama poked fun at Trump for fomenting the birther movement during the glitzy 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner as Trump sat stone-faced in the audience.
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And she remains, three years into her tenure, one of the most mysterious, quiet and press wary first ladies -- warm at times, stone-faced at others.
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When Mr. Trump said representatives from Harley-Davidson had encouraged him to ride a motorcycle — "I said, 'No thanks,'" the president quipped — Democrats were stone-faced.
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Stanfield also pointed out that an Asian-American actor was cast, referring to Paul Nakauchi's role as the stone-faced Watari, L's father figure and sole confidant.
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When the verdict was read, Stone faced the jury of nine women and three men, and showed no outward signs of emotion as he was pronounced guilty.
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But Mr. Trump was more stone-faced and conscious of his body language than at the first debate, where he raged, or the second, where he loomed.
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The video has no sound, so it is unclear what was said, but the younger Mr. Khashoggi appears stone-faced when the crown prince shakes his hand.
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That final shot of June flicking up her red Handmaid's hood, stone-faced, and then disappearing into the mist: that's a superhero move, no doubt about it.
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Deep divisions were on display in the House chamber as Democrats sat stone-faced through most of the president's remarks — rarely rising to offer even polite applause.
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As the President launched unprompted into a tirade about Mueller and the FBI, Bolton and other national security officials sat stone-faced, some with their eyes downcast.
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He had always been the stone-faced, silent keyboard player on the side of the stage, holding it down while the lead singer put on a show.
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Most of the caucus sat stone-faced during Trump's address last week as he promoted Republican economic policies and pushed for immigration changes that Democrats largely oppose.
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Among the loudest applause lines was his declaration that the individual mandate in the Affordable Care Act had been repealed; Republicans cheered while Democrats sat stone-faced.
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Cardinal Pell, who stood stone-faced with lips pursed when his sentence was read aloud, will not be eligible for parole for three years and eight months.
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In 2011 he famously got roasted by both emcee Seth Meyers and President Barack Obama, and he was spotted looking stone-faced in the audience during the roast.
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Moss sat stone-faced when she learned her fate, which is how she reacted during the trial, where she represented herself and said very little, the outlets report.
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The old-timey, weathered photo shows a stone-faced Jack standing in what we can all guess is a Vietnam jungle with his army friends and a Jeep.
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Surrounded by dozens of stone-faced FBI agents on a frigid winter's day, Dennis and Kem Parada stared down at the empty hole and knew something wasn't right.
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Lizzie Plaugic: Ah yes, the ol' saying-a-text-out-loud-while-texting quadrant of television that ignores how people text in real life (silently and stone-faced).
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At best, they're confined to places like dog parks and hiking trails, where their foreignness brings out the screaming sissy or stone-faced stoic in all of us.
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A senior policy adviser from the Department of Agriculture, who had sat stone-faced listening to the testimony, approached Cobb — an unprecedented breach of protocol, in Cobb's experience.
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I went to visit her as usual, and she was there and was basically just stone-faced all weekend, never explained what was up or why things had changed.
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While plenty of online jokes came from the meeting and photographs with a stone-faced pope, it sounds like the pope and first lady were in on the laughs.
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" After questioning Trump's fitness for the presidency, Clinton was stone-faced in her response: "First let me say, that so much of what he just said is not right.
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As in the presence of motor-mouthed comedians, you either sit there stone-faced or eventually capitulate to the cascade of weirdness and the fertility of wayward minds unleashed.
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Then suddenly there's a middle-of-the-night raid by stone-faced white lawmen, and both Lovings wind up jailed, then ordered to leave Virginia, or face prison time.
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Warren seemed to watch much of the speech in stone-faced silence, Gillibrand went one better, fundraising off a C-SPAN clip where she was seen rolling her eyes.
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Staring at stone-faced passengers boxed into metal subway cars and at concrete stretches of highway, she prompts the viewer to think about the harshness of the built environment.
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You can see his designs in the Brutalist Palace of Assembly and its swooping roof, in the sculptures of dancing girls—tiled and stone-faced—at the Rock Garden.
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A stone-faced Sharapova was left to ponder a 8223-2822 26936-21482 drubbing that proved once again Williams has all the answers when the pair meet on court.
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As the results were announced in a large convention hall in Johannesburg, Mr. Zuma, famous for his joviality and charisma before crowds, sat stone-faced and bit his lips.
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When Altuve swung through the final one, a belt-high, 101 mile-per-hour heater, Chapman struck a stone-faced pose of defiance, having sealed a 963-5 victory.
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The chief pleasure becomes watching the luminous, magnetic Kate Valk (in a largely wordless role) and the stone-faced, hypnotic Suzzy Roche, both playing members of Mr. Kantor's company.
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The cellphone quality only heightens the effect: It's like those scenes from disaster movies in which stone-faced government officials review low-quality footage of an alarming new threat.
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Guadagnino is Italian, appears to be salvaging Argento's vision at least in its location, and has cast his frequent muse Tilda Swinton as the stone-faced headmistress Madame Blanc.
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The patio was lit only with candles and moonlight, so aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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Jaquan Lugo stood stone-faced and somber inside a circular, wood-paneled courtroom on a Thursday afternoon in Paterson, New Jersey, as Superior Court Judge Donna Gallucio considered her options.
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Gaudy, stone-faced, and even more threatening outside the parameters of Houston's system while quintessentially representing what Mike D'Antoni wants it to look like, Gordon is not a perfect player.
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Behind her, fellow hostages in floor-length robes watch, stone-faced, as she urges their parents to press the Nigerian government to free terrorist fighters in exchange for their release.
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Some sort of unseen force seems to be preying on these girls, starting with the oldest, and Toni embraces what appears to be her destiny with a stone-faced resolve.
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Trump himself was stationed in his private dining room, steps from the Oval Office, to watch on his large flat-screen television as a stone-faced Comey was sworn in.
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"Russia Today and Sputnik were influencers in this campaign who, in several instances, disseminated lies about myself and my campaign," he said as a stone-faced Putin looked on silently.
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Though the tributes delivered Wednesday focused squarely on the late president, the traits of the current one -- sitting mostly stone-faced in the front row -- made for a stark comparison.
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The fighters stood toe-to-toe at a news conference: Vincent sporting aviators, neck tattoos, a tricolor mohawk and a jean vest; Hardy stone-faced, wearing a strapless green dress.
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And his stone-faced inspection reminded me of what that pursuit has left us with: chemicals, denuded wheat, depleted soils and a host of other problems with our food system.
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The book even looks cool: its bright-yellow cover features an Alex Katz painting of two stone-faced young women, one with red lips and the other in dark glasses.
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As protesters demand food and new elections, stone-faced police officers have dragged them across the pavement or chased them into a dirty canal with the sting of tear gas.
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A prime minister asks for Parliament to be suspended, but the event itself happens in the queen's name, with a series of elaborately dressed, stone-faced officials orchestrating the shutdown.
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And he outraged guests at the annual Radio and Television Correspondents Association Dinner in 1996, cracking wise about President Clinton's extramarital activities as the first lady sat stone-faced nearby.
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The things we deride as being "thirsty" are the things that lack value in the eyes of the macho, leather-faced American individualist, so they invite macho, stone-faced derision.
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"You could have been reformers of the Polish judiciary," an enraged Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, from the opposition Peasants Party, said to stone-faced lawmakers from the Law and Justice Party.
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Dallas Woodhouse, the executive director of the North Carolina Republican Party, tweeted throughout the hearing while Mr. Harris watched, almost always stone-faced and his arms sometimes crossed, in silence.
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As Bin, Liao is less central than Zhao but equally masterful, effortlessly transforming himself from a sexy, stone-faced hood to the neurotic, curmudgeonly invalid of the film's final act.
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Standing next to the county's top elected official and chief prosecutor, Chief Hudson was stone-faced at a news conference on Sunday as he lauded Officer Guindon's bravery, intelligence and compassion.
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" The photo appears to confirm what CNN reported this weekend: that "aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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A half-hearted chip out of a greenside bunker that drew a laugh from the gallery, a bogey, a quick handshake, signing for 70 and a stone-faced Daly was done.
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There is also nowt in t' world as funny as British people from outside Yorkshire imitating a Yorkshire accent, because anything non-serious spoken with that stone-faced gravitas is hilarious.
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In 2013, for example, tensions between him and then-President Obama were obvious as both sat stone-faced before the press at a photo op during a meeting in Northern Ireland.
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Mr. Biden apologized for not having visited sooner, but Mr. Erdogan sat stone-faced, complaining that Mr. Gulen used his home in Pennsylvania as a base to destabilize the Turkish government.
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Virtually every head in the room seemed to turn from Mr. Cruz to Mr. Trump, who was stone-faced and clearly angry as he egged on delegates by pumping his fist.
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"My daughter, running down the hallway, was shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice," Mr. Guttenberg said during the forum as Mr. Rubio stood stone-faced.
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After Trump had answered his last question and was walking away, a reporter asked first lady Melania Trump -- who until now remained silent and stone-faced -- for her New Year's resolution.
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The driver's widow wept in court and members of his union, who had attended much of the trial, sat stone-faced and angry after the jury foreman read out the verdict.
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His committee counterpart, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, who sat stone faced through the grandstanding by Nunes last week, said Sunday that even without Republican buy-in, Democrats were pressing ahead.
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On Tuesday, the Crown Prince and his father King Salman were pictured shaking hands with the stone-faced younger Khashoggi, in an orchestrated photo-opportunity at a royal palace in Riyadh.
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Impeachment has upended networks' daytime schedules, where the usual diversions of soap operas and "Ellen"-style chat shows have been usurped by stone-faced government officials offering soliloquies on Ukrainian politics.
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The girl's mother arrived and erupted in wails of grief, triggering a sympathetic storm of wailing among other women in the crowd, who had been stone-faced up to that moment.
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And he outraged guests at the annual Radio and Television Correspondents Association Dinner in 1996, cracking wise about President Clinton&aposs extramarital activities as the first lady sat stone-faced nearby.
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In a video released by the police on Tuesday, Mixon sat stone-faced as he, his mother and police officers watched footage of the punch, which broke Molitor's jaw and cheekbone.
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Sitting stone-faced at his paper-strewn Resolute Desk Saturday, Trump sipped from a glass of Diet Coke as the businesslike German chancellor Angela Merkel explained US obligations under the Geneva Convention.
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It becomes quickly clear he doesn't know who these people are, but he asks their leader — a stone-faced woman with a bizarre speaking pattern — to join forces against the Saviors nonetheless.
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The video predominantly features the Hype Wiliams member rapping and smoking a joint in front of a cloudy grey wall, moving in and out of the camera's focus in stone-faced seriousness.
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"The applause for POTUS when he was introduced was muted at best and most in the room listened attentively but stone faced, many of them with earphones providing translation," the report said.
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A stone-faced Vilailuck turned to the camera and responded, "She was like being abused...so she like...killed all the man and made a meatball out of his body," she said.
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He was a genial bear of a man who called everyone by a nickname — Bandito, Diablo, Loco, Feya — and no one, not even the stone-faced Swedish head nurses, could resist him.
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Just as she's coming to terms with the now-central role of the stone-faced Teiji in her life, Lucy's world is totally upended by the arrival of Lily Bridges (Riley Keough).
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In 2012, a Kazakhstani athlete stood stone-faced on a gold-medal podium following a competition in Kuwait as organizers played Borat's Kazakhstani national anthem instead of the country's actual national anthem.
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Meanwhile the 25-year-old defendant has displayed everything from scowls to sobs to stone-faced indifference as she sits beneath the words emblazoned high in the courtroom: Equal Justice Under The Law.
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Hands thrust into his pockets and a new government ID badge strung around his neck, Scaramucci watched stone-faced as Trump offered an effusive welcome to his new chief of staff, John Kelly.
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As the crowd Saturday night thrilled to the most violent kicks and punches, Mr. Trump, who was wearing a suit and red tie, sat mostly stone-faced, his arms crossed, but watching intently.
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If this were a horror movie, I'd be the old man that scares the young reporters by exchanging my usual stone-faced cynicism for terrified bewilderment at all the stupidity around this story.
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One portal in the stone-faced circular entry hall leads to a 28-by-34-foot living room with an 18-foot coffered ceiling, hand-scraped oak floors and a built-in bar.
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In their first court appearance in the Southern District Court of New York on Thursday afternoon, Correia and Kukushkin sat stone-faced with their lawyers, both wearing blue suits with starched white collars.
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The stone-faced two-story guesthouse has hand-hewed beams, a combined living-and-dining room, an upstairs bedroom, two bathrooms (one on each floor), a greenhouse and tandem parking for two cars.
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Donald Trump may have given us the best White House Correspondents' Dinner — but that was back in 2011, when Trump showed up and sat stone-faced as Barack Obama and Seth Meyers skewered him.
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" Bringing back her beloved steel drums, the song begins in stone-faced agitation and builds into something highly expressive and enraged, revolving around a sample of Dorsey describing police "who are drunk with power.
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Here are a few of Fey's funniest gems, along with Cena's most stone-faced, unmoved replies: "Did you lay out today because there is actual heat coming off you," Fey's Kate says to Pazuzu.
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They're as human and fallible as everyone else, and they're not likely to produce the perfect stone-faced explanation and renunciation of suicidal ideation that would truly speak to the MMA mindset right now.
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The sketch is funny enough on its own, but seeing the usually stone-faced Leslie Jones barely keeping it together, and sometimes not keeping it together at all, with her Ghostbuster's castmate is priceless.
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One subject, Rhoda Yusuf, a stone-faced woman with gold hoop earrings, told Ms. Abubakar that she had moved to the city after fleeing Boko Haram fighters who were closing in on her village.
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But Democrats were visibly stone-faced for much of the speech and some booed and hissed when Trump talked about "chain migration" and changes to which family members citizens and legal residents can sponsor.
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"Great speech," Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, said as he shuffled through National Statuary Hall, the marbled chamber in the Capitol clogged with grand sculptures, stone-faced lawmakers and many television cameras.
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"We did not become the safest big city in America by being 'soft on crime,'" Mr. de Blasio said, standing with the city's police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, both stone-faced, in Police Headquarters.
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For most of the testimony, which was delivered in Spanish and relayed to the court through a translator, El Chapo, who was wearing a suit and tie, sat stone-faced at the defense table.
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In 2011, both host Seth Meyers and President Barack Obama took detours during their routines to blast Trump for pushing the ridiculous "birther" conspiracies about Obama's birthplace while he sat stone-faced in the audience.
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Washington (CNN)The longtime political stuntman Roger Stone faced an exasperated judge on Thursday, as his lawyers failed to gain traction with bold legal arguments criticizing special counsel Robert Mueller before Stone's November criminal trial.
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Aerith (not "Aeris" as some would have it) looks sweet, Cloud is stone-faced and genie-panted and Barret is buff and gruff, all as detailed and realistic as we have any right to expect.
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Think of 16-year-old Greta Thunberg, whose stone-faced protest outside the Swedish Parliament in 2018 inspired student strikes in more than a dozen countries and made her a global voice on climate change.
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It's got to be an incredibly painful episode, but as the young man is goaded on with cheering, teasing, and applause, he's expected to maintain a stone-faced demeanor, with even his slightest reactions scrutinized.
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"Everyone on that field is a public servant," said a stone-faced Mr. Trump, flanked by flags, as he read his words carefully and somewhat haltingly to the cameras and the daily pool of reporters.
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On Wednesday, as they do each year, young nationalist Jews paraded through the Arab Quarter singing and waving flags in front of stone-faced Palestinians, most of whom closed their shops in protest and fear.
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"We talked about my need to take leave to clear my name," Cardinal Pell, 76, stone-faced in simple black cleric's clothes, said as he sat next to the Vatican's spokesman and reiterated his innocence.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was "clearly joking" Monday when he accused stone-faced Democrats of treason for not standing and applauding during his State of the Union address, according to multiple White House spokespeople.
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Manafort tugging on his car's sun visor to shield his face from reporters or Flynn walking stone-faced and tight-lipped into a federal courthouse might be the iconic images of the Trump-Russia scandal.
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Given Trump's somewhat icy interactions with Macron, a picture of Trump beaming at Putin — while Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel stare back, stone-faced — was a stark visual reminder of the schisms among allies.
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The photo, showing six stone-faced men staring into the camera, appeared to be Mr. Trump's answer to the photograph of Mr. Obama and his team receiving live updates about the operation to kill Bin Laden.
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According to CNN: On Saturday night, the patio was lit only with candles and moonlight, so aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents.
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The first teaser shows Queen Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel) standing on a murky beach staring stone-faced at giant waves before she runs straight at them, using her freezing powers to run along the surface.
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Emma was anything but Stone-faced as she attempted to stay super dry in these almost identical sidewalk snaps ... don't go crazy as you scour the photos to find the differences between the two waterproof pics.
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Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)As President Donald Trump, his arms crossed and his expression dour, warned North Korea on Tuesday of US "fire and fury," his new chief of staff sat across the table stone-faced.
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One time, I showed up at a prospective client (who would never return a call) without a meeting and talked my way past the receptionist to the stone-faced purchasing manager, who reluctantly took the meeting.
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A few of the scenes are funny in themselves — one in particular, a self-referential bit featuring Mr. Allen's character pitching a TV series to a pair of stone-faced young executives, is close to vintage.
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Absent Pelosi and her most ardent followers (recall last year's phalanx of black-garbed, stone-faced women sitting on their hands), if not absent the entire Democratic congressional delegation, the event would be improved upon greatly.
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It includes a welcome ceremony, a meeting with Mr. Trump and an invitation to sit stone-faced for an indeterminate amount of time on live television as the president accuses people of treason, lies and corruption.
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But with only brief glimpses of the stone-faced witnesses walking into the secure basement hearing room, neither Trump nor the general public has been able to fully assess their recounting of his approach to Ukraine.
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In a conference hall at the new Hilton Beirut Habtoor Grand Hotel, which towers over the concrete sprawl of Beirut, a line of suit-wearing, stone-faced parliamentarians sat awaiting the start of a televised press conference.
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Trump, stone-faced and formal in a suit and necktie, sits at the head of a long Situation Room table surrounded by similarly grave advisers, some in military uniform, as the raid played out on large screens.
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Stone-faced royals and functionaries partaking in it sport jewelry, makeup and scars that once again inspire a viewer to ponder why contemporary Hollywood insistently looks to Burning Man to inform its vision of the ancient world.
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But after it was spurned by CBS, NBC and ABC — and before it was successfully syndicated nationally — Mr. Burton asked Ben Stein, the stone-faced economist and former Republican speechwriter, to watch a videotape of the show.
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Formerly known as Gillatein, the stone faced rapper comes out of Galloway, better known by locals as "G-Way", a rough strip within Scarborough that carries a troubled history with crime, but has improved in recent times.
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In an iconic 1984 television ad introducing the Macintosh computer, Apple portrayed itself as a lone runner smashing the grip of a Big Brotherish figure — an obvious stand-in for IBM — lecturing rows of stone-faced conformists.
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"I can't think of anyone in all my years that has committed the kind of monstrous and the number of monstrous crimes that you have," Kennedy told Franklin, who sat stone-faced before her at the defendant's table.
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When we think of historical archives and photos from the past, most of us tend to envision stuffy documentary footage, stone-faced ancestors posing for family photos, or famous moments in history captured by journalists on the scene.
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"It was the epitome of that shit," says B. So when Bonner landed there in 1997 as the art designer at Victory Records, he'd attempt to inject a bit of Florida's goofball nature into the stone-faced label.
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"I've only seen him in media, standing stone-faced in a nuclear site or political event, but actually he seemed quite friendly and respectful when he greeted Moon," said Lee Soo-kyung, a 34-year-old teacher in Seoul.
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Amid a flustered showing by the defense team, featuring Bundy acting as his own temperamental co-counsel, Chi Omega member Nita Neary strides in, stone-faced vengeance personified, to identify Bundy as the man who attacked five of her sorority sisters.
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At one point, Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, whom Pyongyang's state media previously slammed for making "reckless remarks" by comparing the country with Libya, was seen stone-faced during the summit, while Trump and other U.S. participants were all smiles.
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But 139 days into one of the most turbulent presidencies in American history, the sight of an aggressively stone-faced man giving testimony at 10 am on a Thursday aired across news channels to millions of viewers and snarky tweets.
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Everything from the original team names (um, yes, Blue Barracudas), the challenges (remember those pesky Steps of Knowledge?), Olmec the wise and stone-faced and the scary temple guards who mysteriously popped out of nowhere are all making a comeback.
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Ernest listens stone-faced as Kimmel repeats the details: although Ernest's uncle was killed in a drunk-driving accident nearly twenty years earlier, the uncle would be posthumously charged with murder at a press conference scheduled for 9am Monday morning.
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During a joint appearance with Putin at Versailles last month, Macron lit into his counterpart, employing a muscular takedown of various irritants -- including a Russian propaganda campaign meant to discredit his candidacy -- as the Russian leader stood by stone faced.
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" Here in a country rapidly losing its laid-back image, the future of Australia's climate battles could be seen in her bloodshot eyes as she stood near a line of stone-faced police officers, describing their use of force as "scary.
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LONDON — On a soggy morning in late June, as Britain absorbed the staggering news that it had voted to abandon the European Union, a stone-faced Canadian took to national television to offer assurances that the world was not ending.
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EDT HAPPENING TODAY -- HE'S STONE-FACED: Via The Hill's Katie Bo Williams, former Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone spoke to House Intelligence Committee lawmakers this morning saying that he has been falsely accused of colluding with Russia during the 2016 election.
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Several of you in the pews that crossed swords with him or found yourselves on the receiving end of his famous temper or were at a cross purpose to him on anything, are doing your best to stay stone-faced. Don't.
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Photos released by the Saudi government in October showed a stone-faced Salah Khashoggi shaking hands with bin Salman, in what was widely perceived as an orchestrated opportunity for Khashoggi's eldest son to show deference to the Saudi royal family.
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The man, Tyrone Howard, 32, sat stone-faced as the jury foreman announced that he had been convicted of aggravated first-degree homicide for the shooting death of Officer Randolph Holder, a charge carrying a mandatory sentence of life without parole.
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The great character actor—perhaps most famous for his turn as the stone-faced, back-stabbing gangster Salvatore Tessio in the Godfather movies—lived to the ripe old age of 94, long enough to read about his own demise not once but twice.
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Khashoggi's eldest son left the kingdom with his family Wednesday, Reuters reported — the day after he was photographed stone-faced while he shook the hand of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the man widely believed to have ordered the assassination of his father.
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In the Dee Rees-directed film, Blige portrays a beleaguered matriarch living in Mississippi Delta poverty before and after World War II. Stone-faced and steely, Florence is a mystery, concealing a lifetime of pain and disappointment viewers are unlikely to ever discover.
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Sports of The Times RIO DE JANEIRO — In her 11 Olympics as a coach or leader of a gymnastics team, Martha Karolyi, the often stone-faced and certainly serious coordinator of the United States women's gymnastics national team, has cried only twice.
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But there are stark differences: If then, generals stood stone-faced in dark sunglasses as military formations stood at attention, Mr. Maduro appears in constant crisis, as was on display Saturday when his national guardsmen fled the attack and he sought cover.
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He sat stone-faced during the most damning evidence, testimony about the injuries and surgeries, and the text message exchange he had with his mother the day before the rally, telling her he was planning to drive from Ohio to attend the event.
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Stone-faced images of Kobe Bryant and Beyoncé, paired side-by-side, bring to mind last year's drama, when your uncle and his ex-wife (who's still on good terms with the family) decided they were too petty to speak to each other.
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His calls for conciliation -- which did not address his role in inflaming partisan divisions -- were met with mostly stone-faced silence from Democrats, who bitterly oppose most of his agenda and whose memories are still fresh with the 35-day government shutdown.
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His claim that Democrats were guilty of treason came during a rambling speech at a factory near Cincinnati, where his celebration of the recent tax cut gave way to a litany of complaints about the stone-faced Democratic reception of his speech.
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Images and video from the courtroom showed a stone-faced Bemba — a former vice president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo turned rebel commander — listening to the verdict as he became the most senior level official to receive a guilty verdict from the ICC.
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Several of you have crossed swords with him or found yourselves on the receiving ends of his famous temper or or were at a cross purposes to him on nearly everything are right at this moment doing your best to stay stone faced. Don't.
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After dropping off his luggage, he was whisked to a meeting with Gustavo Porras Cortés, the head of the National Assembly, a portly man wearing a navy blue windbreaker, who sat across from Drollinger with his arms crossed and wearing a stone-faced frown.
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It wasn't until a lesbian coworker chastised me for asking who Frank Kameny was—she turned to me stone-faced and said "know your gay history," before walking away—that I realized I needed to give a shit about my queer forefathers and mothers.
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When he bragged of the low unemployment for black and Hispanic Americans — a trend that began during the Obama presidency and has continued during Trump's first year — at least twenty Democratic lawmakers of color, especially in the 49-member Congressional Black Caucus, sat stone-faced.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the stone-faced former oil executive Donald Trump tapped to serve as his global envoy, is increasingly seen by administration officials and diplomats as on his way out -- just as flash-points from Iran to North Korea flare.
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The next day he stood stone-faced on a Midtown Manhattan sidewalk as a team of investigators with the Federal Bureau of Investigation dissected his scarred black Toyota Camry with forensic precision, peering inside its shattered taillight and dismantling its battered back-seat door.
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But, Bosa was stone-faced in the airport Friday morning while walking behind his famous father, John Bosa (who also played in the NFL), ... and didn't even crack when we asked if he'd be open to get a drink with former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick.
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As the anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I was commemorated on Sunday, Mr. Trump's brand of "America First" nationalism was rebuked from the podium while he sat stone-faced and unmoved, alienated from some of America's strongest allies, including his French hosts.
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"Democrats are not going to win if we have a nominee who has a history of hiding his tax returns, of harassing women and of supporting racist polls like redlining and stop-and-frisk," Warren said, a stone-faced Bloomberg standing one lectern away.
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Flanked by Vice President Mike Pence and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy -- both stone-faced -- as well as a bemused-looking Republican Whip Steve Scalise, Trump shrugged off the descriptions of himself in the book as the work of his fired chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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" The official White House press pool report described the reaction of United Nations diplomats in the room: "The applause for POTUS when he was introduced was muted at best and most in the room listened attentively but stone faced, many of them with earphones providing translation.
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As the episode played out, it did seem that Kourtney stood her ground: While Kris was overjoyed when Disick, 32, returned home after a month in rehab, Kourtney remained calm and collected, looking stone-faced as Disick played with their kids and hung out at the house.
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While we await McDonald's insight into precisely what happened, the bit of Obama love served as a friendly reminder that the former president's stone-faced press secretary Robert Gibbs now heads up the company's PR (much to chagrin, one assumes of the health fanatic former first lady).
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Read more: Bill Belichick took over the Patriots defense for the first time in years and now they're dominating like never beforeBelichick even managed to nearly crack a smile at one point during the game — a shocking thing to see from the notoriously stone-faced coach.
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Two other jurors who testified about their secret deliberations over Stone noted that Hart did not push them toward an opinion or share outside information with the jury, and that the jury had carefully walked through every charge Stone faced to determine his guilt on seven counts.
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"I've looked through the record I've had access to, to see the pattern of your decisions and that's the pattern that really troubles me, judge, and I know we're going to get a chance to go through this," he said, while Kavanaugh sat stone-faced looking back at him.
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Several of you out there in the pews who crossed swords with him, or found yourselves on the receiving end of his famous temper, or were at a cross purposes to him on nearly anything, or right at this moment doing your best to stay stone-faced, don't.
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His mobile phone ringtone hinted also at his sense of humour, resonating to the tune of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' — a classic 1960s Italian Spaghetti Western that was just right for Formula One's stone-faced "Little Big Man" and his endless quest for a few dollars more.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's longtime political adviser Roger Stone faced an uphill battle in court on Thursday, as a federal judge poked holes in nearly every argument his lawyers made for why she should dismiss an indictment stemming from Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The biggest jaw-dropper of the trailer might be at the very end, when Thor (Chris Hemsworth) seemingly tries to impress a stone-faced Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), who has arrived to help The Avengers after being paged by Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) shortly before the latter turned into dust.
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Emma and Amy turn on their father the second they spot weakness in him when he's sick; a stone-faced Graham pulls the fire alarm to avoid getting a shot at the doctor and takes big sniffs of his mom's scarf to get him through rough moments (it smells "like coconuts and safety").
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That the Democrats should have, nevertheless, sat stone-faced when the president sought to reassure Israel of America's commitment to its security is a reflection of the party's increasing tilt in the direction of it leftist wing, which views Israel as a greater threat to human rights than Syria, Iran, Russia or China.
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From the opening handshake that did not happen to the stone-faced stares and surly scowls, it was evident from watching Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton share a debate stage on Sunday night that their political differences have become personal and that the mutual distaste that they feel is very real.
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And when the president boasted about the record lows of Latino and African-American unemployment, a trend that began under President Barack Obama, and said, "We stand for the national anthem" (read: The black athletes who don't stand for the anthem aren't true Americans), members of the black caucus stared out stone-faced.
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From his 2013 inauguration ceremony — which turned into a roast of Bloomberg that featured a de Blasio guest likening New York City to a plantation under his tenure as Bloomberg sat stone-faced in the front row — de Blasio has made a point of going after his predecessor whenever he sees an opening.
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"Tonight, I call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people," Mr. Trump said to raucous applause from many Republicans, as Democratic leaders who have bitterly criticized his policies and messaging sat stone-faced in their seats.
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If Rooney enjoyed his time in North America he kept it to himself on Saturday, dressing quietly and then offering nothing more than a stone-faced glance in the direction of the media as he turned and left the dressing room without saying a word, leaving it to team mates and coaches to reflect on his contributions.
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" Rewind some tape, and you find that this White House has used the "just kidding — you don't get it" response before: When Trump suggested to laughter by supporters that it was "treasonous" that Democrats were so stone-faced during his State of the Union address, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said he was "clearly joking.
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During a televised June 21 cabinet meeting, held as migrant children were being separated from their parents at the southwestern border, Mr. Mattis and Mr. Pompeo were a study of contrasts: On the president's left, the defense secretary sat stone-faced; on his right, the secretary of state was chuckling at all of Mr. Trump's jokes.
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In accordance with tradition, the Lady Usher of the Black Rod, a stone-faced woman clad in a heavy gold chain and wielding a black-and-gold staff, marched into the chamber and petitioned the speaker of the House, John Bercow, to accompany her to the House of Lords to mark the end of the session.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- a Kentucky Republican who does not regularly engage reporters in the hallways of the Capitol -- was stone-faced about the President's lawyer and former campaign chairman Wednesday and Thursday, declining to answer a question after question from the reporters he came across on his way from his office to the floor.
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She wanders around stone-faced, and sometimes she burns some shit down, and sometimes she wades into the ocean, and yes, I recognize that she's in a state of shock from losing her baby/her finger/the foundations of her entire belief system, but Handmaid's Tale has shown people facing horrible losses before now in more dynamic and compelling ways.
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She knew that as a middle-aged woman she was an unusual president, so she made herself the face of Columbia, starring in a print and television ad campaign as the Tough Mother who stood stone-faced as she oversaw absurdist product tests on her son (dropping him out of a helicopter, strapping him to the roof of her car).
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), who has embraced democratic socialism, was spotted with a stone-faced look as he covered his chin with his right hand.
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While a stone-faced immigration officer pored over pictures of our wedding, I sat there sweating through the back of my pants, obsessing over our lawyer's final words before we went into the hearing: Juju had a great chance of receiving her green card — she was a doctor, we had married for love, we were the right age and had similar backgrounds.
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He might be editing a speech on health care, sitting stone-faced in the Situation Room as Navy Seals approached Osama bin Laden's compound, working out with a disabled veteran, consoling the mother of a child killed in the Sandy Hook school shooting after Congress blocked gun control legislation, bending over in the Oval Office so that a curious 5-year-old could touch his hair or hugging a victim of Hurricane Sandy.
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