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Her eyebrows were constantly knitted, and her eyes had a distracted and sullen look.
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Soon after that trip, Mr. de Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, shared photographs of the family on her blog: the sullen look on their son Dante's face; their daughter, Chiara, inspecting flowers; Mr. de Blasio in cargo shorts on a dusty landscape.
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The political theorist James Scott called these "everyday forms of resistance" — a category that could include giving a sullen look to an employer, deliberately misfiling forms or just living life, as much as possible, on terms of your own choosing.
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He cut his hair when the band became popular, deciding that it would put off some potential record buyers. Curtis met his girlfriend, Annette Kuntze in St. Pauli and she returned to live with him in Knightsbridge, London. She took photographs for some of the Pye record sleeves and was responsible for the sullen look affected by the band. Another visitor to the flat was Jackie DeShannon who co-wrote several Searchers songs with Sharon Sheeley, whom she introduced to Curtis.
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At and just Wilkinson had a slightly sullen look, with heavy eyebrows and a balding pate and would often walk around his penalty area nervously pulling up his woollen gloves. Although he did not inspire confidence he proved to be a fine shot stopper. His main weakness was a penchant for dropping crosses when under pressure from centre forwards. He remained first choice until World War II when he returned to the north east and guested for Hull City, Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest and Doncaster Rovers.
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