Clinton, suspiciously — or "suspiciously" — tended to win when there was no paper trail.
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Some of the brands deemed "hip" by the survey of 13-17 year olds included YouTube, Chick-fil-A, and suspiciously (or not suspiciously) enough, Google.
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With our AI coworkers, work begins to look suspiciously utopian.
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Perhaps, indeed, the two Arabs really were acting suspiciously. Perhaps.
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But Addison isn't named suspiciously close to Alison for nothing.
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Get some headphones on and suspiciously stake out a bank.
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Then, about two weeks before prom, he got suspiciously quiet.
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You will look at everybody suspiciously (he didn't, did he?).
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Amal's younger sister Farah eyes us suspiciously as we approach.
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Two police officers at a security checkpoint eyed him suspiciously.
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Public websites, like Knox County's, also operated suspiciously in 212020.
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She knows that this assessment looks suspiciously like victim blaming.
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Anatoly stared at me suspiciously as he started the engine.
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The boeuf bourguignon has requisite heft but is suspiciously porcine.
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Allan's focus on breathing sounded suspiciously like mindfulness to me.
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The narrative was suspiciously convenient — because it was a hoax.
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That sounds suspiciously like something you'd hear on the Playa. True.
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And Charley is suspiciously friendly with Davis during this whole thing.
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So why is Lorde suspiciously absent from the list of performers?
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Avoid people who are intoxicated, act suspiciously or make you uncomfortable.
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Others mutter suspiciously about the domineering influence of an older woman.
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In some early results, the agent was doing well — suspiciously well.
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The content is suspiciously directed at Sweden and the international community.
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Notice if your partner gives a suspiciously curt — or lengthy — response.
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OK, sure, the innards of the car were suspiciously Bavarian-looking.
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It's not known whether the man acting suspiciously was the killer.
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Jon and Dolorous Edd dig in, while Sansa eyes it suspiciously.
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MEDIUM BUBBLE MILK TEA, $4.13 — My drink came out suspiciously quickly.
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Reviewers found the Member's Mark Prosecco crisp, foamy, and 'suspiciously cheap'
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The company first attributed suspiciously favorable emissions test findings to errors.
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That way, he could avoid suspiciously long trips to the bathroom.
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When I ask her to elaborate on this, she eyes me suspiciously.
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In a case of suspiciously good luck, Sasha's story doesn't end there.
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But suspiciously missing will be the 9- or 10-figure price tag.
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Instead, they emerge suspiciously grass-stain-free and dance in the street.
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Suspiciously, they are wearing winter coats during the hottest stretch of summer.
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The report also cites more than $2 million in suspiciously spent money.
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A cynic might suggest that 1m is a suspiciously headline-grabbing figure.
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Justin Baldoni Baldoni's younger self looks suspiciously like a certain Riverdale star.
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She never takes joy in killing, but she's suspiciously good at it.
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Old men wearing keffiyehs, the traditional red and white headscarf, peer suspiciously.
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Twitter seems to think that Styles' latest sounds suspiciously like The Beatles.
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It's all there: the love, the frustration, the same suspiciously contoured cheekbones.
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Reed: It does sound suspiciously like the reasoning behind the co-ops.
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The other involves bringing in what looks suspiciously like a wrecking crew.
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In conflicts, every person encountered is eyed suspiciously as a possible threat.
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It sounds suspiciously like something people did before hookups existed at all.
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Afterward, they sniffed at the air suspiciously until they surrounded Mr. Dorsey.
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The edition I encountered by the roadside was in suspiciously good shape.
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I think they didn't charge us for something because it's suspiciously cheap.
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Police responded to a report of a male acting suspiciously, Glassman said.
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Strangely — and very suspiciously — the CBO has been rethinking its older estimate.
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"She's acting like she's confused why Dorit's upset," the accountability coach whispers suspiciously.
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Police said that a second person who was behaving suspiciously had been arrested.
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In all the offices I've worked in, women over 40 are suspiciously absent.
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And so that that's the beginning of this suspiciously timed transfers of funds.
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In several cities FRELIMO won by suspiciously narrow margins of less than 1%.
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And two additional forces are waiting in the wings -- eying each other suspiciously.
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In a photo Brown posted to Instagram, Randall's hands are also suspiciously MIA.
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His green eyes were brimming with a substance that looked suspiciously like tears.
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Police responded to a report of a male acting suspiciously, authorities have said.
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The name Meredith McIver, which suspiciously rhymes with McGyver, was unrecognizable before Tuesday.
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For many people there is a name that feels suspiciously absent: Kanye West.
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At the hospital, a doctor looks at her suspiciously, as does a policeman.
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Even Kim's own media image softened quickly, and suspiciously so, in recent months.
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And yet it was suspiciously Washington-centric: poll-generated, a bit jargon-laden.
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London police (MPS) said the man was acting suspiciously at around 11 a.m.
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The protein caused the cells to behave in some suspiciously cancer-like ways.
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Even before the coronavirus scourge, the Shincheonji Church of Jesus was viewed suspiciously.
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With its frequent alcoholic 'pours' this Company suspiciously resembles the old Time Inc.
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He also alleged that the number of "likes" on his tweets fluctuates suspiciously.
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To some, the data demand looks suspiciously like a prelude to vote suppression.
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For the record, those wings were suspiciously flabby, excessively starchy and promiscuously sauced.
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Music legend Elton John suspiciously rescheduled two performances the weekend of the royal wedding.
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But the similarity is close enough to leave us squinting at the two suspiciously.
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The locus of their genius lies in the fact that the are suspiciously intertwined.
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Gemma gets suspiciously flustered by Eve's arrival, and compliments her a little too much.
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He says officers only chased Bennett when he acted suspiciously during the intense search.
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Are all the matches they pick for you suspiciously different from your usual type?
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His current boss, who can't stop staring suspiciously at Thomas, doesn't look like family.
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German ones kick up a fuss when theirs looks suspiciously high, explains Heinz Dürr.
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Avengers: Hawkeye's RevengeHawkeye has been almost suspiciously absent from all the Infinity War marketing.
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Then he quickly, and suspiciously, came from behind and set the sport on fire.
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And the details involve a suspiciously overpaid fiancée, an attempted coup, and a noose.
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Notice at the beginning how Guardiola is looking around him suspiciously for an attack.
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This wasn't the first time a suspiciously named hotspot caused problems on a flight.
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Davydenko eventually, and rather suspiciously, retired due to injury and Arguello won the match.
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" Those orders, the group noted, "though vague, were viewed suspiciously by civil rights organizations.
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But she never quite fit in among hard-liners here who viewed her suspiciously.
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Some thoughts that sound suspiciously like a preamble to a "my fellow Americans" speech.
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On first inspection, FFTCG seems suspiciously like Magic with the serial numbers filed off.
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This might sound suspiciously like fantasies from years past that micropayments would save journalism.
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At first, the reception was equally frosty as local residents glared at me suspiciously.
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He also took it onto a platform, with a few people eyeing it suspiciously.
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"I can spot them," Koivogui said, suspiciously watching the hotel's revolving door for agents.
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The state agency stressed how Saipov had not behaved suspiciously while living in Uzbekistan.
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This may sound suspiciously like "networking," a concept that many people justifiably find icky.
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He said the children always looked at him suspiciously when he first met them.
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They will clam Trump's actions were insufficient, and his relations with Putin suspiciously warm.
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He looks around suspiciously, then hooks his fingers into the sneakers and walks away.
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Many among Mr. Trump's base of supporters regard the organization as suspiciously anti-American.
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Then just as suspiciously, he turned up days later across the border in mainland China.
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Kaldi's, the country's biggest coffee chain, has a logo suspiciously similar to that of Starbucks.
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In fact, the product delivered so suspiciously well, we were convinced that we got lucky.
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"Something happens every single day," she added, sounding suspiciously like a promo for her E!
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A suspiciously large Ben Affleck waddled into Jimmy Kimmel Live's post-Oscar show Sunday night.
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Click ahead for some fun behind-the-scenes images that are all suspiciously missing Deena.
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She said police told her clients a neighbor had reported three black people acting suspiciously.
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However, our dive bar was suspiciously absent of any male under the age of 52.
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Guglielmi says the incident started when officers observed a man and a woman acting suspiciously.
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As Solano chatted with some farmers, his two government-supplied bodyguards surveyed the crowd suspiciously.
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The company was suspiciously silent about it at the Unpacked event, and for good reason.
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You'll notice these aren't so much novellas as novellae, sprawling in a suspiciously Thronesian manner.
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Shyn's wand-style brush offers a suspiciously familiar design (and it's only available in white).
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Its portrayal of the soldiers is suspiciously idealistic, framing them as picture-perfect noble warriors.
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One who looks suspiciously like a younger version of some of the "mean girl" pundits.
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Yet Rayner and Watson always seem fully knowing, suspiciously certain of their place in history.
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Yes, it's cinematic — "suspiciously cinematic," the writer Benjamin Radford warns, while thoroughly debunking the story.
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Austin police said they received multiple phone calls of the man acting suspiciously and aggressively.
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They look suspiciously like earmarks, but there is no doubt some loophole that allowed them.
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But I believe Socrates was suspiciously admiring of it and he wanted to perfect it.
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The three were thought to be acting suspiciously and refused orders to emerge, he said.
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Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, has been suspiciously soft on the crucial issue of winning.
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Their open smiles will change into prim frowns; their eyes will glance me over suspiciously.
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These pictures are all suspiciously perfect, because back then I highly curated my photographic presence.
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But China's quarterly growth figures are suspiciously smooth, unlike quarterly growth in many other countries.
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Almost immediately more chaos broke out inside when another man was accused of acting suspiciously.
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WESTHOFFEN, France — Some of the forgotten tombstones in the old Jewish cemetery look suspiciously whitened.
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I walk in and get a chai tea, which tastes suspiciously like a hot chocolate.
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In the early hours of Saturday, police saw a man acting suspiciously near the prison.
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Falco's lair is a chandeliered penthouse in a building that looks suspiciously like Trump Tower.
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Members of their own parties viewed both men suspiciously, and both relied on their families.
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He was also observed acting suspiciously at another Large Blue butterfly hot spot in Somerset.
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But Astana's streets are suspiciously clean and quiet, leading some to comment on its eerie atmosphere.
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The pair were detained after being seen acting suspiciously near the scene of the potential attack.
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Which was another phrase Daphne didn't use, and which also sounded like a suspiciously '70s activity.
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Midway through Rogue One, we get another scene that fits suspiciously snugly into the choking meme.
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The "darkness law" gives police sweeping powers to arrest anyone they deem to be acting suspiciously.
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The money made is probably laundered through casinos and suspiciously empty restaurants owned by militia groups.
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Betty Gabriel, who played the suspiciously domesticated housekeeper Georgina was absolutely snubbed for Best Supporting Actress.
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It seemed too good to be true, and quickly transformed into a (suspiciously) perfect summer romance.
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To be fair, Tory Burch's iconic circular monogram does look suspiciously similar to a fidget spinner.
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The module itself also looks suspiciously like the Moto 360, with the notorious "flat tire" included.
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TMZ published photos of Baldwin in the Bahamas with a suspiciously large ring on her finger.
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We have ample testimony that he's abrasively arrogant, nakedly self-aggrandizing, suspiciously oily, and generally repellent.
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Walter Ego was a robot entertainer that was suspiciously similar to a competing robot named Rodney.
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Nor the lyrical style of their long-time enemies in Lancashire, who often sound suspiciously cheery.
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Sal's yelps unnerve the more demure Babylonian bathers sharing the hot spring, who eye us suspiciously.
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TSA said it compiled a list of people who act suspiciously or confrontationally around airport checkpoints.
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I lay awake at night listening to my pulse suspiciously, as if surveilling an enemy within.
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Instead, its residents moved further from collectivist ideals, and adopted life styles that looked suspiciously bourgeois.
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They should also wonder whether the president's suspiciously fawning heir is behind some of them, too.
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Jungwirth suspiciously confirmed her pregnancy before the 12-week mark that most celebrities wait for.5.
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Getting ghosted or rejected online feels suspiciously manageable; maybe we should call it a micro-rejection.
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She posted a picture of herself by the pool with a back that looks suspiciously bendy.
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Then an overzealous, suspiciously enthusiastic driver picked her up to take her to the convention center.
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Drug companies are also accused of not flagging orders of suspiciously large amounts of opioid pills.
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Even more suspiciously, there was no mention of how long it would take to heat gingerbread.
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Sources close to Miller say the lawsuit is suspiciously timed, since Comic Con's going down this weekend.
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William's returned lover, Jesse, is also suspiciously missing, albeit we only met him in the last episode.
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And since white bedsheets look suspiciously like snow, she's prepared to dive underneath to get to it.
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A family that's suspiciously prepared to have a giant reptile stroll through their midst at all times?
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They looked suspiciously like the delighted crowds that appear in mainland China when bigwigs meet the public.
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Of course, the suspiciously blue, orange red, and white chart is actually fascinating from a scientific standpoint.
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But that sounds suspiciously like a description of any human being with interests and / or leisure time.
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S. Iranian hardliners have followed the growth of startups suspiciously, branding them as vehicles of enemy infiltration.
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To many, compromise sounds suspiciously like watering down rules, or paying for French indiscipline or military adventures.
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The opposition leader, Omurbek Tekebayev, was jailed ahead of the vote on suspiciously conveniently timed corruption charges.
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They tend to bear a suspiciously strong resemblance to whatever the speaker himself thinks is most important.
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Camden County police say the officer approached three people who were acting suspiciously just after 10 p.m.
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"But Thursday was suspiciously quiet, to the point it put the revolutionaries on edge," continued al-Bakkour.
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He looks at people suspiciously, goes silent around strangers and often wonders if he's being discriminated against.
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It's all of the above, plus a lot of references to masturbation and Wolverine's suspiciously smooth testicles.
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His six field goals mark a career best, which makes this "random" drug test suspiciously not random.
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Here's what the suspiciously cute porg reminds us of: A colleague thought "penguin fetus" was more accurate.
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But gold has been on a tear this year, even though investors still eye its gains suspiciously.
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The whole thing often looks more like an animated film than a game, suspiciously convenient handholds notwithstanding.
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Authorities initially grew wary when two of the vehicles were seen driving erratically and suspiciously close together.
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Now they have found a scapegoat: the European Central Bank and its suspiciously Italian chairman, Mario Draghi.
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Don't look now, but the Party of Trump is starting to look suspiciously like the Governing Party.
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The suggested cure – "opening the educational system to the middle and lower middle classes" – is suspiciously simplistic.
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If that seems like a suspiciously low figure for numerous private jet flights, that's because it is.
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It's hard to imagine the opposition sitting quietly in the face of a suspiciously lopsided electoral result.
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Manager Hazel Javier noticed two men acting suspiciously on surveillance footage on the night of Jan. 22.
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The officers first saw the killer acting suspiciously about 20 minutes before Suiter's fatal encounter, police said.
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As the government prepares to auction off desirable telecom airwaves, industry incumbents are eyeing one another suspiciously.
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Upstairs, Phillips' bedroom is suspiciously tidy, to the point he even seems a little embarrassed of it.
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When he was up for re-election in 2012, his bracket tended to suspiciously favor battleground states.
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You might wish you could put a stop to a suspiciously chummy office relationship — but you can't.
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Haaland — still only 19, still a touch raw, still learning — is making it all look suspiciously easy.
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Then she took another and looked at me suspiciously and said, 'Did you put salad in this?
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The movie was eagerly anticipated but suspiciously received when it opened in New York in December 1967.
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Fuss-Free Face Oil That fashion insider with suspiciously good skin you may have noticed of late?
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He made a line of hair ornaments that appeared in Vogue and looked suspiciously like fishing lures.
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Each of Jay's women — and there are several in the book — is also suspiciously easily-turned-on.
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He'll sit there on the corner and watch you suspiciously and ... But it's something that ... Replace cats.
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Three beeps, and then a grainy camera image of a young girl, her face looking suspiciously airbrushed.
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A body that arrived at the Spellman mortuary that week bore what looked suspiciously like a witch's mark.
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Perhaps it was just the 20 years of professional partnership or whatever, but the two did suspiciously well.
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That includes Police State 2 through Police State 4, though the original is suspiciously missing from the platform.
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Researchers and journalists alike have long speculated that Puerto Rico's official death toll of 64 was suspiciously low.
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Those luxurious Buicks led them to another mansion, one that suspiciously resembles the house they just came from.
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The clip starts out innocent enough, as Johnson's construction worker character describes a suspiciously effective male enhancement drug.
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It would be nigh-impossible to get any substantial measures past the courts, which view antitrust interventions suspiciously.
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When he returns, the grieving man is in suspiciously squeaky-clean duds for that time of the morning.
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Mashable notes that Unilad's feed looks suspiciously similar to this one from 2013: The show hasn't stopped, either.
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The only break from this monochrome dreariness is a scattering of suspiciously decorative cerulean chairs in the mix.
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It tracks your location for some reason, meaning the app is constantly (and suspiciously) using your device's GPS.
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That sort of thing should always be looked at suspiciously as a metaphor, and not as a prediction.
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Kenya's GDP was "suspiciously stable" in 2015 and 2016, says John Ashbourne of Capital Economics, a British consultancy.
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But then there is the confusing reticence, suspiciously looking like fear, in discussing the democracy they have now.
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After the Chinese captain was detained, supplies of rare metals from the mainland to Japan suspiciously dried up.
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The thing is massive, and Alpine suspiciously doesn't list its weight anywhere, so I'm guessing it's heavy, too.
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These playlists, however, according to MBW, climbed Spotify's confidential weekly charts, despite a suspiciously low number of subscribers.
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The singer sent out a suspiciously relevant tweet to the whole "Is Bieber Instagram flirting with Ariana?" mystery.
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Not only are government reactions to this sort of interference too slow, they are often suspiciously half-hearted.
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B. doesn't convince you, here are some "suspiciously" flat places on Earth just to whet your conspiracy whistle.
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The Jidda attack took place when security officers confronted a man acting suspiciously near the United States Consulate.
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A newer version also flags products that get a suspiciously high share of one- or two-star ratings.
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And then there were the extremely telling accompanying details: that Pruitt fell behind on his suspiciously low rent.
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But for as deep as Drake's musical catalog is, there are suspiciously few songs in it about weed.
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But when suspiciously unsterile "vaccination kits" drop down the chimney like ominous Christmas gifts, Nick and Annji rebel.
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That sounded suspiciously like the second law of thermodynamics, which says entropy—a measure of disorder—cannot decrease.
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Republicans say this is all suspiciously last-minute and that it's not fair to stall Kavanaugh's confirmation vote.
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True, those gingerbread cookies look suspiciously like Sabrina and her two aunts, but … nothing to see here, right?
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I'll suspiciously feed resources into a hatch on the front of them, watch for a change around town.
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She then hurried outside to case out a nearby building, suspiciously eyeing a pregnant Chinese woman walking by.
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On Wednesday, however, Mr. McConnell began to sound suspiciously like he was preparing to renege on that promise.
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A Supermodel's Mug Shot Suspiciously VanishesA Reality TV Star is Out to Save the People in Flint, Michigan
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According to the directive, people who loiter suspiciously near security checkpoints could be put on the watch list.
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If the Astros act suspiciously, they have company among the other A.L. powers, and probably nearly everyone else.
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But we're also watching another player in the campaign, one who has been suspiciously quiet so far: Russia.
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Some commentators have questioned the supposed cost of pausing refurbishment, implying that it has been placed suspiciously high.
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Russian trolls were suspiciously absent from social media services in the months leading up to last November's election.
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She treated him suspiciously, he said, even asking him how he got the money in the first place.
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When there were arrests, the police often acted suspiciously, sometimes refusing to release the names of the suspects.
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They get "rebates" from drug manufacturers — payments based on sales or other criteria, which look suspiciously similar to kickbacks.
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Giampiero responded to my query suspiciously, as if he were thinking: What on earth could this journalist possibly want?
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" Authorities became aware of Johnson, who lives near an elementary school, after someone reported that he was "acting suspiciously.
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And her eyes dart around suspiciously, heart-breakingly, as Gustavo Santaolalla's melancholy Spanish guitars begin tingling in the background.
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In the 1980s, researchers discovered a whale skull in West Greenland that looked suspiciously like a beluga-narwhal mashup.
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Poles have merrily tweeted about the "prices" of "products" that sound suspiciously like political parties since at least 2011.
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Puzo was almost suspiciously prescient in his choice of surname for the family at the centre of his saga.
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Coffee beans in a cup, Cristoph/ PixabaySip your morning coffee suspiciously, friend—it may not be what you think.
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In opening arguments, Waymo lawyer Charles Verhoeven pointed out that Levandowski suspiciously accessed internal documents right after those meetings.
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But, we can all agree, Chic ends up acting very suspiciously as soon as he enters the Cooper home.
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"COMING SOON: APPLE POP-UP SHOP, AUGUST 16 - 18" it declares, in a suspiciously Apple-esque san-serif font.
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But it makes you wonder: what exactly is AT&T trying to do with this new suspiciously named service?
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Instead, Microsoft remained suspiciously silent, while dropping some big hints that the company is rethinking its cloud streaming service.
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The video, suspiciously, is bathed in red and white-colored lights, eerily reminiscent of the massive retail chain's logo.
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For example, its Night Shift feature, launched for macOS in March 2017, was suspiciously similar to the popular f.
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If the picture looks suspiciously familiar to you, it's because you might be having some gender-bended déjà vu.
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Sophie's song sounds suspiciously like Carole King's "I Feel the Earth Move," but somehow, music maestro Taylor isn't impressed.
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What's notable about these tweets isn't just that Trump is, rather suspiciously, disputing a briefing he hasn't yet heard.
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After years of moving laughably slowly, in the eyes of some observers, the firm was now moving suspiciously fast.
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Rather than a suspiciously eyed outlier among European capitals, Berlin in the Roaring Twenties seemed to summarize its age.
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The noise — commonly referred to as "the cosmic chirp" — may not have been much, sounding suspiciously like a kazoo.
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But the Lorax, Seuss' orange environmental ambassador, lines up suspiciously well with a type of monkey found in Africa.
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"Are you a Muslim, sister?" the man at the Saudi Embassy in Jordan asked, looking suspiciously at the photo.
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It came across as suspiciously and infuriatingly evasive, and she walked anew into a trap she'd stumbled into previously.
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At most, you might find some candy by the counter, behind which a scowling man peers at you suspiciously.
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Thinking it was playing catch-up, China published an AI strategy in 2017 — parts of which looked suspiciously familiar.
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Five days later, the bag was still there—only now, suspiciously, it had been tucked into a dark corner.
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It features pictures of figures from this election, defaced Perez Hilton-style in what looks suspiciously like MS Paint.
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Prone to non sequiturs, the movie unfolds with an unconventional rhythm and structure that often look suspiciously like amateurishness.
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Your extra-dry martini tastes suspiciously light and funky, rather than like three ounces of chilled gin or vodka.
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Edwards recently posted three Instagram photos wearing an outfit that looks suspiciously similar to Hadid's collection with Tommy Hilfiger.
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Trump sees Russia as a hot market, and has chosen to get into bed with suspiciously pro-Kremlin figures.
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She says not a peep, either, about her conviction that these menacing spirits are eyeing her suspiciously angelic charges.
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"Who's this person," the customs official asked suspiciously when she saw an Asian woman appear frequently in my photos.
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Lest this sound suspiciously like an elaborate plea for people to take more time off from work — well, yes.
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Mitt Romney (R-UT) to give every American $1,000, which sounds suspiciously like Andrew Yang's universal basic income plan.
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Maybe you cope by taking prescribed medication or going for a run; maybe you've gotten suspiciously into baking bread.
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And while on inspection duty he has been reported to the authorities and viewed suspiciously for doing his job.
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The confusion also has been amplified by the suspiciously high death rate of 10 percent in the official figures.
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You can hear the angry editorials in The New York Post already as proposals, perhaps suspiciously appealing, come in.
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They also accused the government of being suspiciously silent during a vicious media campaign seeking to discredit their work.
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Some of the genes in the organism's genome that normally aid the mitochondria were also suspiciously missing or damaged.
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Their dividends on existing shares look suspiciously like what economists call rents, unmerited cashflows from customers to equity holders.
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Initial reports said she believed two male passengers were acting suspiciously, and when she approached them they started running.
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The fights seem to have been suspiciously lopsided — nationwide, in six months, 2100 officers have died, and three soldiers.
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States have responsibility for running elections, and that is why some have looked suspiciously at the federal government's aid.
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Mr. Peters was left with the impression that his managers, who were white, were predisposed to view him suspiciously.
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But even the deliciousness of the meatball hoagie can't compare to the suspiciously sublime levels of the cheese panini.
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Paige considers the other female competitors suspiciously, unwittingly condescending to them because she doesn't view them as real wrestlers.
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As the episode closes, two voodoo dolls are placed on the ground, and look suspiciously like Harvey and his brother.
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Traders reveled in the bounce in basic resources stocks off their lows this year while many investors eyed it suspiciously.
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Turns out it looks suspiciously like the aftermath of a traumatic colonic, as Twitter users were quick to point out.
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Unless you're trying to figure out whether that suspiciously cheap gadget will catch fire (it will), it's a mug's game.
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Or say you're a parking lot company and you need to recognize empty spots, license plates and people lurking suspiciously.
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In sum: What we have is a series of suspiciously timed disappearances, all involving employees at the same publishing house.
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Now, the two are on a more even playing field — suspiciously circling each other, then closing in for a hug.
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You can spot a man who looks suspiciously like Tobias Funke after he rediscovered himself in the Blue Man Group.
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Then, when the government released the latest Dietary Guidelines For Americans this year, the recommendation to floss was suspiciously absent.
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Then, when the government released the latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans this year, the recommendation to floss was suspiciously absent.
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Organisers track them down by reviewing interval times to see if a runner's speed is unrealistically quick or varies suspiciously.
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Visitors to its grand townhouses, or to the sumptuous plantation mansions nearby, might be shown suspiciously well-appointed "servants' quarters".
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A full description of the HT8050's various technical achievements can be found on this almost suspiciously long list here.
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Austin police said they had received multiple phone calls of the suspect acting suspiciously and aggressively before they dispatched officers.
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The police chief also said a second person has been detained after they were spotted behaving suspiciously near the scene.
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The image may have even sparked Lovato's new photos joke since it looks suspiciously similar to the one she posted.
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And parodies like this seem suspiciously like what a studio would create when tasked with making a female superhero movie.
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It might be because she's surrounded by one-dimensional characters from her conniving mother to her suspiciously put-together boyfriend.
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Yet, considering things are quiet—suspiciously, painfully quiet—in the galaxy far, far away right now, that's not terribly surprising.
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And then very, very suspiciously he cuts the tape off because it&aposs a very, very innocent very solid explanation.
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Consider picking up the Gryphon router, which employs Intelligent Intrusion Detection when devices connected to your network starts acting suspiciously.
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Swift supported her country-pals-gone-mainstream with an interpretive dance and possible spell that looked suspiciously like underwater aerobics.
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When Nest Secure was announced back in 2017, the microphone was suspiciously absent from any tech specs for the product.
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It wasn't a very convincing fake: The document was suspiciously similar to a career-ending claim against Congressman John Conyers.
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The only bright spot is his suspiciously enthusiastic new ladyfriend, who everyone is FINALLY coming to suspect is a spy.
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This is why I found Google's somewhat suspiciously hasty announcement the day after Apple's a bit less than fully considered.
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The odd noises aren't merely leaky pipes or rusty fixtures, and some of the blight is suspiciously organic … and mobile.
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People would suspiciously ask what kind of camera it was before walking away with expressions ranging from offense to pity.
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The 18-year department veteran had been investigating a killing when he noticed a man acting suspiciously before the shooting.
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The girls are sussing out one another's identities, eagerly and suspiciously, like an industriously sniffing, newly formed pack of dogs.
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She runs an antique shop in Hudson, N.Y., called Henry, whose website description feels suspiciously like a conceptual art work.
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Levandowski's own self-driving truck company, Otto, was suspiciously acquired by Uber shortly after he left Google's autonomous vehicle project.
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Xue told BuzzFeed News that she asked the two men why they were acting "suspiciously" and what their itineraries were.
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But he just glared at me suspiciously and wiped the snot from his nose with the back of his hand.
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The shootout occurred after officers saw a man and a woman acting suspiciously and decided to investigate, Mr. Guglielmi said.
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But if other players' humble personalities can sometimes come across as almost suspiciously grounded, Gordie Howe was the real thing.
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One Meduza source in the music industry claimed the director of the video was anonymous, and the cast suspiciously overpaid.
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But if that were the case, then why would Kit Harington be showing up in full costume suspiciously near set?
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Those qualities were suspiciously missing in a depiction of Osaka in a recent ad by Nissin, the instant noodle manufacturer.
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Apple rolled out a new iPad this spring but didn't touch its iPad Pro lineup, which is getting suspiciously old.
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Snapshot: Above in Austria, pieces of 3,000-year-old charred bread that look suspiciously like the remains of little bagels.
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Even after Brazil abolished slavery in 1888, capoeira was viewed suspiciously by authorities and its practitioners often harassed or imprisoned.
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At the top of one forest trail I spied a shaggy Chow dog, suspiciously eyeing me and standing his ground.
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That looked suspiciously like a changing-of-the-guard moment, and maybe it will turn out to be just that.
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I was thinking that one of the shuffling, decaying figures looked suspiciously like Iggy Pop — and sure enough, it is.
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It should be said that chess theory is suspiciously well suited to the mediums on which it is most prevalent.
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Mr. Cummings said the gunman was "acting suspiciously" before the shooting and drew the attention of the church's security team.
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In 2013, after logging a suspiciously fast split time late in a 100-mile race in Texas, she was disqualified.
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More suspiciously, it was written by David E. Kelley, the creator of "Ally McBeal," my least favorite anti-feminist fantasia.
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A lieutenant, John Russo, remembered a call in May about a man behaving suspiciously in Howard Beach, where he lives.
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Six days later, a worker at a hotel where was staying told the authorities that he had been acting suspiciously.
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Many of the tweets used suspiciously similar language, often a sign of a coordinated campaign by bots, or automated accounts.
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Now it has another idea: Live audio, or what sounds suspiciously like traditional radio or podcasting, in your News Feed.
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Some parse their messages for suspiciously early declarations of love, or check if profile pictures have been swiped from other sites.
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Police officers spotted the suspect behaving suspiciously some 50 meters (55 yards) from the police station at around 8:15 a.m.
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The dress Dobrev is wearing looks suspiciously similar to what Elena wore to her 18th birthday party in the third season.
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Instead of suspiciously tidy studios, light music, some crackers on a table, and art, I was faced with many closed doors.
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A Midwestern mecca of corruption and suspiciously clean downtown streets, this town rose to greatness from nothing—not once—but twice.
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Canadian diplomats and political leaders, with their suspiciously international orientation, were also suspected of being on the side of the reds.
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In a suspiciously swift (heh) romance, the two performers are doing their best to be spotted and associated with each other.
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Ben. Cue a deafening chorus of shrieks and – we kid you not – what looked suspiciously like a few tears being shed.
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If it all seems suspiciously too easy, know this: Both re-issued eye shadows are available for a limited time only.
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The shooting occurred Wednesday night in Camden when the Camden County officer approached three people who authorities say were acting suspiciously.
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It's not an easy drive, but it's also suspiciously devoid of the violence that suffuses most moments of Far Cry 5.
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The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, was suspiciously quiet after both accidents, drawing ire from domestic critics and the Lithuanian government.
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But they have other tools at their disposal, such as increasing the taxes owed by the owners of suspiciously pricey property.
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They found her body suspiciously well-preserved, so they cut out her heart, burned it, and had Edwin drink the ashes.
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America's accusations that Iran has been planning to attack American forces or its allies in the Middle East are suspiciously unspecific.
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One of them dropped something: a carving that looks suspiciously like the man in the hazmat suit that Maeve keeps drawing.
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Fincher's bag of old cotton candy had apparently crystallized, turning it into something that the cops thought seemed suspiciously like meth.
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The show's latest poster features Colton Underwood in something that looks suspiciously like the poster for The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
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In January 2015 when Snapchat launched Discover, tapping on the different circular publisher logos would invoke a suspiciously similar animated transition.
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Insist on a video chat with that new suspiciously eager protester who wants you to be an administer on their page.
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This reveal comes suspiciously soon after Perry vehemently denied that there would be a Swift diss track on her upcoming album.
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On the other, there is the relentless cheerleading for Clinton, which sounds suspiciously like the desperate overselling of an underwhelming product.
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Most look suspiciously like models or personal trainers—but perhaps they're the only people willing to boast about post workout selfies.
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"My tongue has a bone in it," remarked Caitie, chewing suspiciously on what some unfortunate duck had once used to taste.
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You can, however, stream Transmorphers or Atlantic Rim, two suspiciously titled low-budget knockoffs of the movie you meant to watch.
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Some suspiciously so: Russia's impressive medal hauls in past games look different since the discovery of a state-sponsored doping regime.
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Anbernic sells a series of "retro" machines on Amazon, including machines that look suspiciously like the SoujaGame Console and SouljaGame Handheld.
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Notwithstanding the strikes that lit up the Thursday night sky, Trump's policy on Friday looked suspiciously like the one he inherited.
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Play it smart with the options, and you can get a Mini feeling suspiciously like a luxury car for around $36,000.
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In particular, last week's suspiciously jovial visit to a Confederate flag homestead felt like the series giving itself an easy out.
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Spotted by The Next Web, the post called out tons of five-star reviews that suspiciously all mention games and graphics.
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On "Here and Now" and "This Is Us," cross-racial adoption feels suspiciously like a structural shortcut to a diverse cast.
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Wanda Sykes is funny as a music publicist; Ken Marino, as Chase's suspiciously boy-focussed manager, does his creepy-pathos thing.
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He staunchly maintains an inner neutrality, although he is "aware of something suspiciously convenient" about his refusal to take a side.
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The 18-year department veteran had been investigating a killing when he noticed a man acting suspiciously and ran toward him.
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Suspiciously, these expensive tastes emerged only after she'd overseen the land-use litigation that eased the construction of the tribal casino.
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Heller narrowly won his seat in 2012, and he's remained suspiciously quiet on gun control since the February shooting in Parkland.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 8-1 that the search was reasonable since the men were acting suspiciously, warranting inquiry.
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CNN spoke to several other fishermen who also reported being insulted and treated suspiciously by victims they were trying to help.
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And there are products on Amazon that continue to have suspiciously positive reviews, ranging from weight loss pills to Bluetooth headphones.
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When the Bondy "Tosca" was itself replaced on New Year's Eve 2017, David McVicar's new production looked suspiciously like Mr. Zeffirelli's.
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The video was captioned "DAVID HOGG THE ACTOR...." — the implication being that Hogg suspiciously shows up whenever news cameras are rolling.
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It seems like hasty and suspiciously convenient timing for a reveal that might convince investors it is actually building new things.
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Democratic critics say the funding is suspiciously similar to the insurer "bailout" programs in Obamacare that the GOP panned for years.
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After Amber, who suspiciously never sleeps, pushes too hard to get into the mind of Petal (Georgina Sadler), she passes out.
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Skirted over at the debates, swept under the rug from media discussion, suspiciously absent from the materials on your campaign website.
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The first condo we viewed was in a well-to-do neighborhood, at a suspiciously low price just shy of $160,000.
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On September 12, I offered an amendment in the Senate Appropriations Committee to address suspiciously-withheld US military assistance to Ukraine.
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Enough people take advantage of that and other loopholes that over 50,000 New York households suspiciously reported negative income in 2013.
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Tuesday's episode leans into the filmmaker's discomfort at even speaking about her father, who very suspiciously lives in China of all places.
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He has no experience in intelligence, which makes his involvement with a document that could reflect badly on Trump look suspiciously partisan.
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Ishmael speaks in a voice so low and discreet that I have to strain to hear him, and he looks around suspiciously.
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For weeks now, SevenAwesomeKids, part of one of YouTube's biggest and most active tween/teen girl channel networks, has been suspiciously dormant.
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In a March 2006 post titled "Flashback: September 30, 2001," Reid's blog notes that the US government identified the plotters suspiciously soon.
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After spending Season 7A suspiciously MIA, one very shady character is returning to Pretty Little Liars for the show's final 10 episodes.
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As some 40,000 polling booths across the country opened, reports soon emerged that some of the plastic ballot boxes looked suspiciously full.
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GDP growth has slowed from 7.9% in 2015 (suspiciously, it always grew by about 8% under Mr Karimov) to 5.1% last year.
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The victim's stepmother told police that she noticed that the boy was acting suspiciously and wanting to shut his door at night.
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What must happen happens, and the three are cornered by a creature that looks like Rory but sounds suspiciously like Mr. Piggy.
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MoviePass, the now suspiciously cheap subscription service from Netflix co-founder Mitch Lowe, is pretty much tailor-made for moviegoers like me.
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But some ham sold as Ibérico in supermarkets in Spain and elsewhere, at suspiciously low prices, is actually a cut-rate substitute.
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The X-Men: Apocalypse star was spotted wearing a suspiciously placed ring while driving in L.A., and the internet quickly started rumormongering.
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His son's political career has seen suspiciously swift advancement, while a flashy Vietnamese-American son-in-law owns the country's McDonald's franchise.
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The big boss, however, is suspiciously AWOL, and the only Ibis executive willing to talk is the company's top flack (Caitriona Balfe).
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Some think the deal looks suspiciously like a bail-out for SolarCity, which has been losing money and failing to hit targets.
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Perhaps she didn't fully appreciate how suspiciously Travis County is viewed by the Republican establishment—which, increasingly, is the Tea Party establishment.
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Retail bank CEO Carey Halio said customers will be able to appeal their credit limit if they think it's suspiciously low.210.
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But as they list out their policy prescriptions, one that directly impacts nearly one-in-four veterans will be suspiciously absent: marijuana.
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Key among these facets is the question of the father, who is regarded by the rest of the village as suspiciously Jewish.
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The image was discovered by MacRumors, and it lines up suspiciously well with an early photo leak of the next-generation AirPods.
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Their lives sound very familiar: Mr. Abdeslam was apparently caught after the police noticed a suspiciously large order for a pizza delivery.
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This time, she looks set to romance a suspiciously mysterious stranger, as well as go through some early form of proto-psychotherapy.
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"What we were trying to convey is that the company has been around for generations, like a suspiciously long time," she explains.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For an ostensible masterpiece, Prince's Sign o' the Times (210) is suspiciously lacking in overt concept.
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This made the first group of people even more curious, and rumors started emerging about how the suspiciously quiet people were involved.
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I would go back to the agency and ask them for additional or extra quotes, which were sometimes emailed over suspiciously quickly.
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The protests pale in comparison to the enormous demonstrations and rallies that followed Mr. Ahmadinejad's suspiciously lopsided victory in the 2009 election.
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A redheaded playboy pal of Thabiso's is suspiciously reminiscent of Prince Harry — "Prince Johan" was once caught on tape playing strip poker.
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Evidence indicates that suspiciously close in time to all that igneous activity, the planet warmed by 5 degrees Celsius (563 degrees Fahrenheit).
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And their faces, too, seem suspiciously doctored, first one line then another magically evaporating, a whole generation of women paying for erasure.
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"At first they eyed me suspiciously, wondering if somebody had given me my position as a token expression of integration," he wrote.
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But as the clock closed in on midnight, I noticed the bar area had grown suspiciously devoid of familiar New York faces.
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Thousands of local governments view the states suspiciously, bitter because Big Tobacco settlement money largely wound up being diverted to state coffers.
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The nomenklatura capitalists, whose Vuitton bags and Rolex watches were suspiciously incommensurate with their official salaries, began to patronize native-born designers.
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The report also criticized the statements of Davis, who initially said that Suiter approached a man "acting suspiciously" and then was killed.
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In one case in 22015, police pulled over a black man who they claimed was acting "suspiciously," and cited the obsolete law.
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Finally, the N.S.A. contractor Aidan Macallan (Damian Young) invaded the privacy of voters on a national level, but he suspiciously killed himself.
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Police said Sylville Smith, 23, was killed on Saturday afternoon after he fled a black officer who had stopped him for acting suspiciously.
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Girl 217 (Jasmine Breinburg) and Girl 242 (Áine Rose Daly) turn to each other in suspiciously and hold some very lengthy eye contact.
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But they will cost money, eat into the budget savings currently generated by the bill, and may be viewed suspiciously by some conservatives.
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Fans have eagerly anticipated word of new music ever since, but Swift has been suspiciously silent about her forthcoming seventh album — until now.
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Over the past 24 hours, some customers have taken to social media to share what look suspiciously like phishing emails from the company.
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Much of what passes for "creative" in the workplace seems suspiciously surface-level (beanbag chairs at work, unlimited sushi lunches and the like.).
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Suspiciously absent from the Department of Transportation's program is Amazon, which has a distinct interest in the approval of drones for commercial use.
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While she's still an innocent, happy-go-lucky child, her giggle sounds suspiciously like she's got big plans to take over the world.
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But it also looks suspiciously like the product of a personal fever dream, a synthesis of Coker's many obsessions, woven into one narrative.
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Chunky boots and a long pendant (which looks suspiciously like her Z pendant … hmm, sending coded messages to her ex?) completed her ensemble.
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There's also a creepy doll-shaped home assistant with sinister intentions, and Miley Cyrus as a pop star with suspiciously bot-like movements.
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Earlier this year McKesson, a San Francisco-based pharma distributor, agreed to pay $150m for failing to report suspiciously large orders of drugs.
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Asking parliament to set the terms of her departure looks suspiciously like a delaying tactic that will end up only prolonging the agony.
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But the new phone's glitchy, suspiciously emotional operating system / voice assistant, Jexi (voiced by Rose Byrne), quickly announces that she has other ideas.
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That's especially true when it comes to the Cause, a nebulous resistance group that seems suspiciously good at planting moles among the applicants.
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On Election Day, some voters in Georgia waited hours in line to vote, some polling stations suspiciously lacking power cords for voting machines.
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The Johnson campaign recently became the first to openly champion vapers' rights, issuing a statement criticizing last week's suspiciously vape-less presidential debate.
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Not too long after this, her theater troupe suspiciously gets a gig in Greece, where, of course, Charlie crosses paths with him again.
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In February 1965, her childhood home suspiciously burned down—an incident Holland firmly believed was enacted by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
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"One of the photos does look suspiciously like a suitcase, but at the time it looked like a log to me," Funk wrote.
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Come to think of it, Saint does look suspiciously like someone who just saw Beyoncé being shut out for a much-deserved award.
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Officials pulled her aside when they noticed weird, probably rectangular bulges under her clothes—clothes that were also suspiciously thick for the summertime.
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The job listing, available on LinkedIn, sounds suspiciously normal for the most part, but the unseen perks are really what you're after here.
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At last one immediately popular bar has sprung up, Stay Gold, while a couple others that look suspiciously cat-friendly have opened recently.
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How suspiciously fast he was to identify Jonathan, whose face, it seemed to me, ought to have been bashed pretty well beyond recognition.
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Most computers have software now that allows you to fax documents directly from them without a separate machine, which sounds suspiciously like scanning.
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A couple of weeks after that, a woman in California called the police on three black women who she thought were behaving suspiciously.
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During that year's primary, Dowless' candidate (Todd Johnson) racked up a suspiciously high 98% of the absentee vote by mail in Bladen County.
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The Republican congressman can cite some achievements: In May, he harshly criticized opioid distributors for failing to report suspiciously large orders for painkillers.
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Amazon is selling a $35 wool sneaker that looks suspiciously similar to Allbirds, the $95 shoe of choice for Silicon Valley power players
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"This looks suspiciously like another Afghanistan," the diplomat said, referring to the long-running conflict where NATO is funding and training Afghan forces.
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And existing government initiatives like 18F or the TechCongress Fellowship sound suspiciously like VandeHei's pitch for Silicon Valley "tours of service" in Washington.
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During the show, the bar burns down suspiciously—the musicians seem pretty unsurprised and unbothered, and all make it out without a scratch.
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Its hookiest sample appears to claim it's "easy," but suspiciously, no one's managed to do it like this in the ten years since.
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In early 2018, fans discovered why Civilization VI's AIs were suspiciously into religion: the word "yield" had been spelled "yeild" in the code.
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They are often treated suspiciously or even like criminals when they protest that they need their painkillers to maintain their quality of life.
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His clients would have been skeptical of an investment promising double-digit returns, but 6 percent didn't seem suspiciously sky-high, he said.
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In 2014 Joel founded the Sierra Madre Mountain Club, a civil association, to ensure the continuation of his work, lest he suspiciously disappear.
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They searched out homes where olive oil was used for frying instead of lard, or where a paella was suspiciously lacking in shellfish.
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Left behind is his queen, Gertrud, whose Meranian descent makes her suspiciously foreign in the eyes of Hungarian noblemen allied with the king.
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"Students of Color will eye her work suspiciously and exercise their free right to Culturally Annihilate her on social media," one sentence reads.
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But as Carr keeps reliving his memories — with variations suspiciously informed by the cadences of Wilde — a lost look invades his sparkling eyes.
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The 18-year department veteran had been investigating a killing when he noticed a man acting suspiciously and ran toward him, investigators said.
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If this sounds suspiciously like you, the Finlux 49-inch Smart 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED TV could be what you're looking for.
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In other words, for every policeman killed in El Salvador, nearly 275 suspected criminals die — 216 times the level researchers consider suspiciously high.
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His new bride-to-be looks suspiciously like the 26-year-old woman his Parent Trap dad is engaged to in the movie.
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But lead detective Lieutenant Elliott (Lakeith Stanfield) seems suspiciously eager to write off Harlan's slit throat as a particularly dramatic form of suicide.
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The film begins with a simple premise: it's a commercial for an allergy medicine with a suspiciously long list of possible side effects.
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For years, hundreds of foreign students enrolled in a seemingly legitimate Detroit-area university that suspiciously lacked classes, professors or a formal campus.
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Cops in Seville, Spain got exposed to a heavy dose of Vitamin C after pulling over two cars that were driving suspiciously close together.
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But later, a very angry Woodard carries something wrapped in a tarp out of his shed, and it looks suspiciously like a small body.
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The two have been posting suspiciously couple-y pictures for a few months now, so this doesn't come as too much of a surprise.
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To wit, there's a crime syndicate and a long-lost race of warriors, and both of them are suspiciously well-funded and well-armed.
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What looks like an empty (suspiciously blood-splattered) box breaks open to send a screaming, heart attack-inducing ghost head lunging at your victim.
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BuzzFeed News' investigation identified multiple flashlight apps that requested a suspiciously high number of permissions from users, and/or were engaged in ad fraud.
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Two new Netflix movie releases,To All the Boys I've Loved Before and Like Father, both contain some preeeeeetty suspiciously maybe kinda definitely advertisements.
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Between the lines: Stevanovich made $280 million lending money to convicted Ponzi schemer Thomas Petters; he got out, suspiciously, just before the scheme collapsed.
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It's not as far-fetched as it seems: there's a few clues that suggest this, including Bran's clothing suspiciously mirroring the Night King's garb.
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Vanity Fair notes that "Truth" sounds suspiciously similar to "Dragonglass", the theme that played during Dany and Jon's foray into the caverns beneath Dragonstone.
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At Union Square, Detective Marquis Cross saw a man he recognized from a previous sex-offense arrest standing suspiciously close to a female passenger.
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Requiring ships to carry transponders that report their position, for example, can reveal vessels that suspiciously avoid ports or dawdle in marine protected areas.
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That year, Brazil's Federal Electoral Court cracked down, requiring a full re-registration of voters in districts that had a suspiciously high registration rate.
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Sources close to Simmons tell us ... Tinashe's been suspiciously popping up regularly at places he goes with Kendall ... way past the point of coincidence.
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Plenty have slid back: in Zambia last year Edgar Lungu, the incumbent, passed the winning 50% mark by a suspiciously thin margin of 0.35%.
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Though Mr Sisi has not formally announced his candidacy, a suspiciously well-funded "grassroots" campaign has plastered posters of his image all over Cairo.
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In addition to the suspiciously identical scans, Wenman noted that the artists admitted that they did not know exactly what happened with the scan.
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He also flags two other Pages that were removed by Facebook which had suspiciously high video views, called Silence is Consent and Daily Vine.
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Although the locals initially regard Kanzaki and his helmet suspiciously, his helmet proves its ability to pull up nostalgic memories from the user's past.
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You're not going to eat that delicious-looking, suspiciously perfectly basted roast porg, just because a bunch of other porgs are staring at you?
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Back home, Donald, Jr., and Ivanka were investigated for financial crimes associated with the Trump hotel in SoHo—an investigation that was halted suspiciously.
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"This is the most normal thing I have ever done," Loftus exclaimed at no one in particular, as a family stared at us suspiciously.
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Washboardist Meg Gan—which sounds suspiciously like a stage name—came aboard when legal troubles prevented the previous washboard player from crossing state lines.
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Intel seems to be rather interested in observing how VR eventually morph into AR. Augmented reality is an exciting—if not suspiciously secretive—space.
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She and those close to her were accused of buying government land at suspiciously low prices and violating environmental laws to give businessmen breaks.
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Thanks to the suspiciously Democratic YouTube algorithm, one can search for a Latin remix of Calboy's "Envy Me" and end up with multiple options.
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Actor Luke Perry is suspiciously missing from a new table read picture, and it's not looking good for the only good dad in Riverdale.
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The three spend their time wrapped up in Christmas lights, sipping from solo cups, with the light never rising above a suspiciously low level.
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Anna Leszkiewicz, Culture Editor at the New Statesman, recently screengrabbed the Instagram stories of two influencers whose photos were suspiciously flattering in both versions.
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I walked around the block before I got the nerve to go in because the lady bouncers looked so fearsome and eyed me suspiciously.
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There are also examples of Chinese military systems looking suspiciously like US systems — the F-22 and the MQ-9 Reaper drone among them.
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A man stocking shelves at a bodega eyed him suspiciously, and the salesman at a frame shop grew irritated when he didn't buy anything.
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This sounds suspiciously familiar, in sync with a lot of the helicopter parenting that marked the late 20th century, when Amy was a kid.
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I'd spent a solid month sampling colors, so my walls now looked like some strange art project, riddled with stripes of suspiciously similar hues.
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Police spotted the 32-year-old man as he waddled suspiciously around Lisbon's airport and stopped him for questioning, according to a police report.
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Months before the murder, Lieutenant Russo testified, he had spotted Mr. Lewis "acting suspiciously" and walking slowly through Howard Beach, a predominantly white neighborhood.
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The smell of frozen peanuts hits you first, then the ice cream that tastes suspiciously like cold butter, intricately swirled with crisp, waxy chocolate.
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Proponents maintain that smart CCTV surveillance is neutral: it will flag any person who loiters, walks suspiciously, or travels in groups, irrespective of race.
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The White House paperwork looks suspiciously as if it was thrown together as cover for a president who routinely ignores his own ethics promises.
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It's suspiciously convenient that Facebook already fulfills most of the regulatory requirements it's asking governments to lay on the rest of the tech industry.
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"Your daughter keeps talking about Donald Trump," Yassi's teacher reported, eyeing me suspiciously as if my morning news routine started (and ended) with Breitbart.
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It showed off a racing game that looked suspiciously like the long-running "Forza Motorsport" series, as well as teased the next "Halo" game.
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I'm an addict now — even my son looks at me suspiciously when I inform him of the latest five-star recruit landed or lost.
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Despite Trump's overblown boasts about the economy, his campaign is suspiciously silent on the most important economic measure of them all: Annual economic growth.
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The wallpaper features a shimmery print of two lovers, recalling Greek mythology; the details on the flesh-colored chaise lounge look, suspiciously, like nipples.
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London&aposs Metropolitan Police force says officers were called late Wednesday morning "to reports of a man acting suspiciously" near an entrance to the building.
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Typically, every "What's In My Bag" post features strategically-placed — and properly cleaned out — bags that are suspiciously perfect and organized, but not this time.
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It's also incredibly violent, and the Mountain looks suspiciously like Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back when he's on the bridge with Luke Skywalker.
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In his speech today he set out what looked suspiciously like an alternative manifesto, with suggestions for economic and housing policy as well as Brexit.
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In January 2016, Canavero claimed to have performed a head transplant on a monkey, but he was suspiciously cagey about letting journalists see the monkey.
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The case sparked outrage when Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, claimed that Martin was acting suspiciously and called police from his car to report him.
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In March 2018, the stepmother of a 13-year-old boy noticed that he was acting suspiciously and wanting to shut his door at night.
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As the entertainment year winds down, Black Mirror fans are watching Netflix suspiciously, hoping for announcements about the fifth season of the technological-terrors show.
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As the smaller satellites detached, the smoke trails left a dazzling visual display in the night sky that looks suspiciously like a human sperm cell.
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A special counsel that was only necessary because Trump's attorney general suspiciously omitted his own exchanges with a Russian envoy during his Senate confirmation hearings.
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Simply install the Renter Be Aware app and your Chrome browser becomes a window into the sordid past of that suspiciously affordable two-bedroom walkup.
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A quick search in the app store produces countless apps for sugar mommas, but many apps have a suspiciously high number of nearly identical reviews.
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A NASA spacecraft captured a photo of a dune on the surface of Mars that looks suspiciously like the famous Starfleet logo from Star Trek.
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HAVING kept suspiciously quiet all morning Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, confirmed the rumours whirring around Westminster and resigned in the afternoon on July 9th.
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" The woman looked at me suspiciously, thought for a moment, then said, "OK, I'll let you stay in one of the rooms of the residents.
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She claimed she wasn't anywhere near the explosion, but then suspiciously ran away with the earl of Bothwell, who was ultimately found to be responsible.
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They burrow into the bottom of the ocean and then flicker back and forth looking suspiciously like innocent plants, lying in wait for their victims.
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And at some point, Eve (Laura Fraser), Baptise or someone must realize that Jorn Lenhart (Florian Bartholomei) has been suspiciously absent during all these discoveries.
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Many of the suits claim companies aggressively marketed opioids while downplaying the risk of addiction and shipped suspiciously large quantities of painkillers without alerting authorities.
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Over the years, when French leaders have called for a Europe puissance (European power), this has often sounded suspiciously like code for French hegemonic ambitions.
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That number is 64 -- which was suspiciously low for a still-recovering island that suffered under a delayed and inadequate response from the federal government.
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Once, when I asked for soy sauce, a waitress looked suspiciously at our table and pointed to a helping of cheong fun swamped with soy.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has compiled a list of people who act suspiciously or confrontationally around airport checkpoints, a TSA official confirmed on Thursday.
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Mindfulness is supposed to be a defense against the pressures of modern life, but it's starting to feel suspiciously like it's actually adding to them.
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Slack tweeted a video on Thursday with the caption "ok boomer," appearing to call out Microsoft for a suspiciously similar ad campaign to Slack&aposs.
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"The international community remains suspiciously silent," it concluded, despite its "continuous alleged commitment to finding a peaceful solution to what it calls 'the Syrian crisis.'"
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Many of the suits claim companies aggressively marketed opioids while downplaying the risk of addiction and shipped suspiciously large quantities of painkillers without alerting authorities.
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Adding to the disarray, Kim has been suspiciously silent, at least in public — and it has cast a shadow of doubt over the potential meeting.
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Here, again, Christ is still suspiciously present in Christmas, despite that it's "Santa" going around murdering the byproducts of various marital trespasses from decades past.
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But there is something that we can tell about the movie right off the bat: Delevingne's breasts look suspiciously pumped up in her space suit.
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By this time, the land was mostly used for growing fruit and vegetables, but Vihena's grandfather discovered a vine that looked suspiciously like a Malvasia.
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"Jacques Bihozagara is one of many Rwandans in Burundi who died violently or suspiciously in the past months," said Rwandan Foreign Ministry official Eugene Ngoga.
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He has what sounds suspiciously like a French accent, though he answers — mostly via bird-enabled instant messaging — to a very British queen (Miriam Margolyes).
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Important safety tip: While drinking, do not propose a drastic relationship overhaul to your friends, especially if your advice sounds suspiciously like a screenplay pitch.
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These connections are presented as a node-link diagram on the adjacent wall, the blue-on-white color scheme suspiciously reminiscent of Facebook's visual identity.
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Decades ago set designers painstakingly painted film backdrops by hand, hoping nobody would notice that the trees were suspiciously still or the clouds never shifted.
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The revelations have shocked the nation and turned a spotlight on a number of other Japanese universities that admit a suspiciously small number of women.
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" One sentence is especially telling: "Students of Color will eye her work suspiciously and exercise their free right to Culturally Annihilate her on social media.
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When the investigators finally examined the crime scene for genetic material or other evidence, the reports notes, the Turkish detectives reported finding it suspiciously immaculate.
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She then includes videos of a woman reviewing a weight loss program, though the women in the photos looks suspiciously different from the previous photos.
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All the evidence suspiciously pointed to a bot army that was using pre-written source material to make its bots seem like semi-coherent human beings.
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At First LookFirst, let's define deep dish — because after pulling the cookie out of the suspiciously small packaging, its container definitely looked on the shallower side.
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For starters, the piece looks suspiciously similar to one of Justin Bieber's own: a diamond of the same design (albeit much larger) placed on his forearm.
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Notably (nay, suspiciously) absent or muddled are the details of how and when that information made its way to the FBI, and what exactly was transmitted.
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On each occasion, I looked at it suspiciously, compared it to someone else's and judged that by all appearances the two pastas were exactly the same.
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A Middle Eastern university professor was told that £12,000 ($15,000) of savings in his current account was "suspiciously large"; another that she had too little money.
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So yeah, we kind of doubt she's on Beyoncé's level, and we're not the only ones who are totally shocked by Todrick Hall's suspiciously kind words.
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They're a young girl trying to ward off the unwanted approach of a grown man, or a Black teenager eyed suspiciously by a convenience store owner.
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The results this year were a mix: there was plenty of crying, a few kids forgave their parents suspiciously quickly, and one even flipped the bird.
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The text makes this point by having the wise child and the wicked child ask suspiciously similar questions and receive very different responses from their parents.
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The accusations against Iran—unnamed officials let it be known that it might have been planning to attack America's forces or its allies—was suspiciously unspecific.
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Fallon pulled up said video that features the ever dashing Hammer with Gaten Matarazzo and Finn Wolfhard in the background, and, indeed, a suspiciously slumped Scott.
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The consequences include suspiciously low numbers of people officially working or seeking work, and a heightened demand for currency, since informal firms operate mostly in cash.
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And this is unusual, given the superhero genre's bias toward the status quo, and its vision of a future that looks suspiciously similar to the present.
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Such numbers could be sold in the same way as alcohol and cigarettes, with identification requested only if the shopkeeper thinks a customer looks suspiciously young.
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London's initial £5 ($8) fee for driving into its city centre was suspiciously round for a sum meant to reflect the social cost of a trip.
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The above-image was later taken down, but there's a suspiciously similar pair of orange and black shorts belonging to KD, still on Wiebe's account, below.
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One worker appears to be in his late thirties, and he looks suspiciously like Bartosz, a 2019 teen who we last saw teaming up with Noah.
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The suspiciously (but mercifully) brief Compliance with Court Orders Act, as it stands in draft form, is the technological equivalent of requiring all pigs to fly.
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High profits might be a sign of brilliant innovations or wise long-term investments, were it not for the fact that they are also suspiciously persistent.
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"Jacques Bihozagara is one of many Rwandans in Burundi who died violently or suspiciously in the past months," said a Rwandan Foreign Ministry official, Eugene Ngoga.
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"Who is that firebrand, Smithers?" you can almost hear Cruz inquire of a top campaign staffer as he suspiciously eyes Trump and taps his fingertips together.
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She used to accuse Oghi of acting suspiciously, and when he tried to defend himself she'd get angry and claim that he was just making excuses.
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If Congress imposes new sanctions that look suspiciously like those the United States lifted under the JCPOA, Iran could walk away from the deal, Maloney warned.
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The researchers try to control for this, but "controlling for" confounders doesn't work as well as you'd expect, and the reported effect size is suspiciously large.
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Along the way, they encounter a bumbling (but oh-so-charming) bear, some pretty fly monkeys, and a pack of vultures who look suspiciously mop-topped.
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Authorities said Smith was stopped for acting suspiciously and was shot by police because he was carrying an illegal handgun and refused orders to drop it.
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Among them was U.S. shot putter Ian Pyka, who told SI that it was suspiciously easy for him to leave Caracas and fly to New York.
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The protagonist, who sounds suspiciously like Berlioz, eventually smokes opium and lapses into a crazed dream, evoked by spooky bell-like sound effects and terrifying glissandi.
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Some discount salons still use it, because it's so much cheaper — watch out for unlabeled containers of product, a very strong smell, and suspiciously cheap manicures.
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The Africa conference in California is the second example in the Trump administration's first two months of travel visas being summarily denied after suspiciously brief interviews.
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Superintendent Johnson said it started when officers on routine patrol "observed an individual acting suspiciously," and walked up to him to try to talk to him.
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I cannot say why Mr. Bonadio seems determined to pursue a case with such flimsy evidence, and why he has announced decisions with suspiciously political timing.
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Johan had intriguing cameos in the first two books of the series, first as a rake and then as a man suspiciously better than he seemed.
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Homicide detective Sean Suiter and his partner were investigating a shooting that took place days earlier when Suiter saw someone acting suspiciously in a vacant lot.
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In societies where political leaders fear that losing elections could result in jail time, any expression of weakness is noticedand any public initiative is viewed suspiciously.
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If you&aposre looking to cancel Amazon Music Unlimited on your iPhone, it&aposs suspiciously harder to cancel the subscription than it is to sign up.
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Cardinal Health (CAH) was sued by the state of Kentucky, which has accused the drug distributor of failing to halt or report suspiciously large opioid orders.
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The club did what it could to fire the imagination: choreographing prematch displays, dimming the floodlights, encouraging or seeding the use of suspiciously pristine, professional flags.
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Researchers exploring an archaeological site in Austria have found three pieces of 3,000-year-old charred bread that look suspiciously like the remains of little bagels.
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Among its curiosities: a pair of rapping Welsh teenagers, a suspiciously Slender Man–like apparition, dance-fighting skeletons, Frankensteined puppet fighting, and World War II bombers.
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In crested pigeons, the eighth primary flight feather out from the shoulder is suspiciously narrow, roughly half the width of the feathers on either side of it.
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"Our cat Martha just sits and looks at him suspiciously — but they sit out together and are a bit of an odd couple" Merrignton told The Herald.
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And in Chechnya, journalists who are insufficiently deferential to local strongman Ramzan Kadyrov are often persecuted by government forces or fall victim to suspiciously timed criminal attacks.
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In a new study, researcher Michael Elleman examines recent photos of Kim Jung-un inspecting the suspiciously capable new rocket engines in order to determine their origin.
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"It always pays to be vigilant about anyone acting suspiciously that you see and to ensure that your home is as secure as you can make it."
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Throughout the premiere, Law's young American pope was seen wearing a wide-brimmed white hat that looks suspiciously like the one Bey wore in her "Formation" video.
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Watch the young of any intelligent creature, from dogs to humans, and you will see them building up something that looks suspiciously like embodied cognition by playing.
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They made their way into Android by way of Joshua Bloch, who had, suspiciously, previously worked at Sun Microsystems and had authored many of the Java APIs.
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The upper half of the Jindallae's home screen is very Android-like, and that oval home button looks suspiciously like the fingerprint reader on a Samsung Galaxy.
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" Three months earlier, an unnamed GOP strategist used suspiciously similar language, telling National Journal's Ron Brownstein, "This is the last time anyone will try to do this.
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The 28-year-old former 4th round pick was pulled over around 10:30 PM in Union County, PA ... when police say they noticed A.R. acting suspiciously.
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The eggs were found in garbage cans and on people who, the Evening Standard reports, were "acting suspiciously" as they were walking towards Jono's Pub in Kingsbury.
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In the wake of another batch of stunning victories by Donald Trump in the Republican primaries, the internet turned its attention to Canada's suspiciously malfunctioning immigration website.
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At the beginning of 22016, the pair were recently spotted out and about wearing with appeared suspiciously like wedding bands, which sent the rumor mill into overdrive.
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LaCour had gotten an almost unbelievably high response rate from participants, the data was suspiciously neat, and the survey company he'd supposedly worked with denied any connection.
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Steve's self-sacrifice probably doesn't come as a surprise (it's almost suspiciously like Captain America: The First Avenger), but it seemed to hit me out of nowhere.
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A German investigating committee earlier this year shortlisted 30 car models which showed suspiciously high levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for further testing after Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Dora lived as a female until two years after the 1936 Olympics, when police were alerted to a train traveler in women's clothes who looked suspiciously masculine.
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Goldman Sachs will allow Apple Card customers to appeal their credit limit if they think it's suspiciously low, US bank CEO Carey Hailo said on Monday evening.
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The proposal came after a German investigative committee last month listed 30 car models that showed suspiciously high levels of CO2 emissions and would require further testing.
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Formerly $100 off if you buy two, Facebook is still offering $50 off just one until Christmas Eve as part of a suspiciously long Black Friday Sale.
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Another match is tanakiki55 who says he's a janitor, looks suspiciously like a model, and is interested in everything from being my pen pal to marrying me.
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Also, Buck discovers the meteor exists thanks to ancient tablets, which record a prophecy of its arrival and are found in a suspiciously human-looking underground temple.
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The Philippine Army said two men had been seen acting suspiciously near the mosque, in the village of Talon-Talon within Zamboanga, before the blast on Wednesday.
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On August 25th Mr Macron pulled off what looked suspiciously like a stunt when he invited Muhammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, to Biarritz for bilateral meetings.
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When an American suggested a get-together at his house to watch a World Series game, two Soviets immediately begged off, but Elizabeth's target was suspiciously enthusiastic.
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And then there's Frank, the climate-change denier (or, as Denise puts it, the "walking example of the Black Sheep Effect"), suspiciously calm about his outcast status.
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He is replacing Representative Devin Nunes, the California Republican whose suspiciously cozy relationship with Mr. Trump derailed the inquiry before he was ultimately forced to step aside.
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But, for years, the teams with the wealthiest owners seemed to benefit from suspiciously generous sponsorship and marketing deals, which helped to keep their finances in line.
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When Lucy falls suddenly (and suspiciously) ill, they leave her to sleep on the side of a cliff while they go off to traverse a coal mine.
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Cardinal Health – The drug distributor was sued by the state of Kentucky, which accuses to drug distributor of failing to halt or report suspiciously large opioid orders.
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Months before the murder, Lieutenant Russo testified, he had spotted Mr. Lewis on two occasions "acting suspiciously" and walking slowly through Howard Beach, a predominantly white neighborhood.
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It can spit out venom (in reality, a fine water mist) and breathe out clouds of fog, all while regarding the crowd suspiciously with its moving eyes.
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Suspiciously, FK Železnik, who were promoted as runners up, were led by one of Arkan's associates who would be murdered in a gangland execution the following year.
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Notably, Australia too has suffered extinctions of endemic marsupials (like giant wombats and immense, flat-faced kangaroos) suspiciously close to the timing of first contact with placental invaders.
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This same painful case of hindsight applies to the very first episode of CAOS, which very obviously tells viewers something suspiciously satanic is going on with Sabrina's heritage.
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All it took was some innovative pencil shading for the hunters to figure out where the couple was and where they were going next, which seemed suspiciously simple.
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Director Greg McLean (Wolf Creek) goes lean and low-budget with this bloody thriller, which manages to turn an immense office building into a suspiciously samey claustrophobic space.
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Now AI systems can be used by humans to generate text that seems perfectly adequate as an essay for a competition — not award-winning, but not suspiciously bad.
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It's that time of year to rewatch our favorite TV Halloween episodes, but anyone rewatching The Office Season 6 on Netflix might notice the holiday is suspiciously absent.
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Already the company has lined up customers including Broadcom, Henkel, Stitch Fix, Toast and an undisclosed Fortune 10 manufacturing company, which sounds suspiciously like either GM or Ford.
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The case began in 2018, when the stepmother of a 13-year-old boy noticed that he was acting suspiciously and wanting to shut his door at night.
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They say that suspiciously large quantities of Tether were issued whenever the bitcoin price was low, and were allegedly traded for bitcoin on Bitfinex, a large currency exchange.
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The Xbox One was suspiciously absent from the list, but Microsoft has confirmed to The Verge that it's working with Epic Games to enable this in the future.
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Konashenkov claimed the tragedy was a direct consequence of the cargo "catching fire," linking the situation to a suspiciously timed large-scale offensive on Aleppo launched by rebels.
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The singer is fueling speculation that she's reunited with her ex Liam Hemsworth by sporting a sparkler that looks suspiciously similar to her former Neil Lane engagement ring.
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"When a flight is disrupted, we offer passengers the options to either rebook, reroute or a refund of their tickets," the airline retorted in a suspiciously generic fashion.
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A turret watches me suspiciously from a corner, but it comes undone with tools I found in a nearby chest and I can walk between the shelves undisturbed.
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If this sounds suspiciously similar to every single other action movie that Neeson's starred in over the past decade, except with the addition of snow, you're not wrong.
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There is one huge change, however, for suspiciously older castmate Thomas Ravenel who is now a full-time parent to his two kids, toddler Kensie and baby Saint.
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It's 10 PM when I arrive at Hoxton Grill restaurant, my second driver's "favorite" place in London, which is also suspiciously close to his next pick-up location.
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Xiaomi has announced the Mi Note 26, a phone that looks suspiciously similar to Samsung's ill-fated Galaxy Note 2300 while presumably posing less of a fire risk.
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No one was clamoring for a new "centrist" third-party, least of all one suspiciously beholden to the same kinds of fat cats dominating the two major parties.
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And hanging over all their heads is the hiring of Jack Barker, a seasoned and suspiciously charismatic chief executive, to replace Richard at the top of Pied Piper.
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The VP and his office are also a frequent point of contact for GOP establishment groups that do not like the President or are viewed suspiciously by him.
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"Iain Duncan Smith, a Eurosceptic Conservative MP, said: "This looks suspiciously like the EU, realising they are about to look like the bad guys, making a tokenistic offer.
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Bitconnect, a cryptocurrency lending platform that looks suspiciously like a pyramid scheme, shut down Tuesday after cease and desist letters from both Texas and North Carolina securities regulators.
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While some Francesinha sauces can be watery with a suspiciously stock cube-y flavour, this one is rich with a hint of spice and a gravy-like consistency.
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Some of what constitutes supporting ethical agriculture bumps against issues of privilege—namely, the ability to avoid suspiciously cheap food that is often indicative of an underpaid workforce.
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A man loitering suspiciously earlier in the day prompted VCRC staff to call the police, but no officers were present when the attack took place in the evening.
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We were aware of the rumors — the teachers who made comments about girls' bodies, the teacher suspiciously friendly with female students, the music teacher solicitous of male students.
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The election was won by the conservative incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a political ally of Mr. Mortazavi's, by what opponents called a suspiciously lopsided margin that smacked of fraud.
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The colonel is a little lazy and suspiciously aristocratic, he squanders time over insignificant things, likes sweets a little too much and takes naps a little too often.
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He claimed not to have read "Tom Jones," although in deriding its "bad Tendency" to members of his set he demonstrated a suspiciously detailed knowledge of its contents.
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Police said Flenaugh, who was detained after residents reported seeing him acting suspiciously, was armed with knives and on drugs when he charged at them, the station reported.
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" The Online Etymology Dictionary says coulrophobia "looks suspiciously like the sort of thing idle pseudo-intellectuals invent on the internet and which every smarty-pants takes up thereafter.
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Upon hearing that I'm a journalist, the workers eye me suspiciously and shield their work protectively until reassured by Yewande Animashawun, the premiere (head) of the tailoring workroom.
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It looks to many people like the Obama administration's economic policies were highly effective at rescuing the banking system but suspiciously less effective at restoring middle-class wealth.
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In these instances, the only people left telling us not to worry — rhyming their responses with the vindicated defenders of the nascent internet — have suspiciously much to lose.
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Detectives focused on Mr. Lewis on the recommendation of a police lieutenant who had seen him on two occasions "acting suspiciously" in Howard Beach, a predominantly white neighborhood.
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We walked toward the Île de la Cité, where a cover band of middle-aged guys was warming up with guitar licks that sounded suspiciously like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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Others are built into the movie, like the suspiciously theatrical lighting that makes Jessie's prison / room look like a stage setting, or the conscious artificiality of the whole story.
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It's just of a cop in northern Montreal all out on his lonesome, staring suspiciously at a pile of snow on a street where you're not supposed to park.
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Full of psychedelic slouch and swagger, like Spiritualized playing a Madchester rave, the album is almost suspiciously accessible, but dozens of listens later, Beyondless hasn't worn out its welcome.
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Due to the fact that Jenner was wearing an orange dress that matched the Coke can suspiciously well, internet users began hypothesizing that this might be an advertising scheme.
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The queen rode over in an automobile rather than a carriage, and in place of her crown wore a blue hat that looks suspiciously like the European Union flag.
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Eventually, Pedro said they had to stop using produce because they were "practically giving it away," to the point that it was making prices at local markets suspiciously low.
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Add a suspiciously alluring teenage daughter (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) and a possibly evil goat, and "The Witch" has all the right elements for a nerve-racking creepshow.
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Apps that asked for a suspiciously large number of user permissions, or permissions deemed potentially "dangerous" by Android, were provided to researchers at several data analysis and security firms.
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It also had a suspiciously high "end of life" estimate for the energy involved in recycling the can and almost nothing for the Tetra Pak, which is clearly absurd.
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Later in the novel, the art critic is contacted by Enriqueta's old team to write the catalogue for a suspiciously sudden discovery: the personal archive of the Austrian painter.
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It seems suspiciously easy, the way she makes her way down there — until you realize she's been there before, that she came from those labs in the first place.
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If you pay special attention to that episode's parody of Drake's "Hotline Bling" video, you'll notice that the "dad" character looks suspiciously similar to Philip Jennings's alter ego, Clark.
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From Saumagen to sushi As for the rest of Germany's political spectrum, one only has to look at the parties now eyeing each other suspiciously across the negotiating table.
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The most advanced hardware doesn't mean much if there aren't games to come along with it, and on that front, Microsoft has been suspiciously quiet for a while now.
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Last year software developed by SAS, an American firm, began to look for words and imagery on social media to identify, among other things, people with suspiciously lavish lifestyles.
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Below is the tweet Coker alleges FuckJerry stole:Which suspiciously looks a lot like the one FuckJerry posted to Instagram sometime "in or about January 2019," according to the complaint.
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Jersey locals described military exercises related to the nearby Fort Dix which lined up suspiciously with the claim of a brutal raid on the Institute for Chaos Studies compound.
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Pechier was "omnipresent" in handling the resuscitation of patients after suspicious heart failures and the doctor's colleagues found he was suspiciously fast in diagnosing anaesthetic overdoses, the prosecutor added.
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But no genre of Trump story is more reliably sir-heavy than his collection of suspiciously similar tales about macho men breaking into tears of gratitude in his presence.
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Then came the news about West's album and Pusha T's album (which West produced) — their release dates coming suspiciously close to the time Drake was set to drop Scorpion.
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Also hard to miss is the single set of traffic lights, the convenience store selling cloyingly sweet Québécois caramel cakes and the local residents, who are eying me suspiciously.
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Réka Bucsi: Forty-two is a magical number that looks good, is a suspiciously central number in the world of science, and still I think means nothing at all.
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During the search for the missing teen, authorities stopped a motorist "driving suspiciously in the area" and arrested the driver, later identified as identified as Darwin Martinez Torres, 22.
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When his CT machine arrived at the base in a shipping box, it had a hole in the side that looked suspiciously like a forklift had run into it.
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Some noted that the Charlie's Angel poster, seen in the back of the girl's room, featured a woman who looked suspiciously like the star's long-time friend Taylor Swift.
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"The damage assessment is suspiciously quick." said Anthony Cordesman, a former Pentagon official who is an analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.
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Still, for someone who usually straddles a medium and large for bralettes and sports bras, I thought Richer Poorer's medium looked suspiciously small and wouldn't stretch or fit well.
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Bin Turki's entourage told Vanity Fair that their private plane from Paris to Egypt had suspiciously been replaced with a Saudi government one with an all male cabin crew.
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Linda drew the woman to have Asian features, and the man African, according to Carl's memoirs—though both ended up looking suspiciously European, with haircuts characteristic of the 22008s.
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Based on body language alone, it looks suspiciously like James is thinking get me the fuck out of here while simultaneously doing her best "The Hills Are Alive" impression.
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The case: In 1963, three men were suspiciously walking back and forth in a block in Cleveland, Ohio, and a detective thought they were preparing to rob a store.
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Race and color are best addressed in the "Kids Mascarade" series of photographs that show children in red-soiled landscapes wearing plastic animal masks that appear suspiciously, menacingly Caucasian.
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The lengthy prison drama he narrates to Charlie builds to a climax with suspiciously tidy symbolism, involving a burning library and a ceiling that opens to reveal the sky.
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The woman who eyes me suspiciously from behind her screen door because despite the van, the badge, the hat and the tools, she thinks I'm trying to trick her.
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I'd wager most people wind up on the site thanks to a suspiciously generous $100 voucher for new customers (I received one inside the box of a Bloomingdale's purchase).
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Like the rest of the film's Nazi characters, he also sounds suspiciously like a 21st-century hipster: Mr Waititi never does such characters the honour of taking them seriously.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office has published a patent Apple filed in 2014 for a digital crown for devices that look suspiciously similar to iPhones and iPads.
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They stand and listen to the eerie clicks on a section of White House audiotapes that were suspiciously erased, known now as the 22016-and-a-half-minute gap.
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That year, millions of Iranians took to the streets in protest, angered by what demonstrators said was fraud in the suspiciously lopsided re-election of the incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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In another instance of alleged industrial espionage, the prototypes of China's Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter jet looked suspiciously similar to the sleek design of Lockheed's F-22 Raptor.
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Super Bowl jokes dominated Monday night, with Jimmy Kimmel getting into a fight with his special guest, "Tom Brady" — a surprisingly short guy who sounded suspiciously like someone else.
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Here are a few such forms of anti-Semitism: Calls for the elimination of the Jewish state that are suspiciously silent about the need to eliminate other religious states.
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If, on the other hand, you think he would make a good Supreme Court justice, you tend to look suspiciously at the timing and the substance of the allegations.
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Some Air Force housing personnel at Tinker considered the number of late responses suspiciously low, and the incentive fees the company was winning oddly high, Air Force emails show.
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Partisan voters have well-developed abilities to filter out and rationalize negative behavior by their chosen candidate and to view any criticism of him as illegitimate and suspiciously motivated.
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This faux-robot (fauxbot?) mystery was actually first unraveled when some eagled-eyed Russian viewers on the internet noticed that a suspiciously human-like neck was showing in the video.
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Three hours later, officers were called to a site near the locked parks of the palace, located in Kensington Gardens in central London, after reports of a man acting suspiciously.
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When Sabrina exits the scene, Nick stares at her for a suspiciously long time before turning his head towards the devilish statue of Baphomet in the middle of the Academy.
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Chris Coons of Delaware, a member of the Judiciary Committee questioning Zuckerberg, tweeted ahead of the hearing on Tuesday after discovering suspiciously Russia-tainted fake accounts in his own name.
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Suspiciously, four top executives had also sold a total of $1.8 million worth of stock in the weeks leading up to Equifax's official discovery and public disclosure of the vulnerability.
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But survivors have been speaking out for years, and I've seen too many people go suspiciously silent when it comes time to hold the actual abusers in their lives accountable.
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Calderón has long been accused of favoring Chapo's organization during his presidency, which ended in 2012 with the top leadership of the Sinaloa cartel suspiciously intact compared to rival groups.
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As an Inside Edition segment on the subject noted in 2015, websites offering beaded gowns for suspiciously low prices often steal photos from designer websites to lure in unsuspecting customers.
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On Riverdale, Veronica enters every conversation armed with a series of '80s and '90s pop culture references that are suspiciously similar to those a 30-something TV writer might make.
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Swatch claims in the complaint that it reached out to Samsung directly in late December, sharing a list of watchfaces that looked suspiciously similar to ones Swatch had already created.
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It was four levels deep into an Inception-style discount world, it's some no-brand piece of suspiciously light and hollow junk, and it ended up costing like four bucks.
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REUTERS/Chris Bergin And yet unions, which were unable to prevent the factory closures that ravaged the city, are often viewed just as suspiciously here as most national politicians are.
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As I walked around, watched suspiciously by the market's handsome young security guards, a slimy mix of bird droppings and decomposing feathers slowly crept up the heels of my clogs.
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He has invited them all to a nine-day solstice festival in the woodland commune where he grew up, and he seems suspiciously sure that Dani will fit right in.
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Sure, that sounds suspiciously like a very simplified printer, but it's smarter than that—you'd never have to smudge another thank-you note, or sign a cheque for that matter.
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After sampling the bud (this actually happened), the hybrid Banana Clip felt suspiciously similar to a strain I'd previously tried, which was supposedly an "almost pure" strain of another variety.
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And clearly, Kendall must have been inspired by her ride or die's outfit choices, because that evening while leaving Gigi's apartment, the model donned a suspiciously similar going out look.
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Before the aircraft could take off, an "initially small group" of Israeli Jews "vocally and persistently" demanded that two Arab passengers undergo additional checks—purportedly because they were acting suspiciously.
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REUTERS/Chris Bergin And yet unions, which were unable to prevent the factory closures that ravaged the city, are often viewed just as suspiciously here as most national politicians are.
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There isn't much in the way of new footage, but we do get a few nods to the show's in-jokes, including Stranger Danger looking suspiciously like the Hermès logo.
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Zayn Malik went it alone Saturday at KIIS FM's Wango Tango ... and he looks suspiciously similar to another dude who performed, and once vied for the affections of Gigi Hadid.
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The small crowd at the event does seem to get loud and excited at times but the video suspiciously lacks anything that resembles a gameplay highlight until the very end.
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Why spend a summer cowering under parasols in British beer gardens when you can easyJet over to the continent for a few days of sun, sand, and suspiciously cheap seafood?
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A day and a half later, the system began working again, only now the conservative incumbent, Juan Orlando Hernández, had suspiciously caught up, and soon after, he took the lead.
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And if the whole thing sounds suspiciously like a way to find a little privacy to stream some more explicit, decidedly non-HBO-branded content, uh, yeah, HBO does, too.
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Childbirth: Women's Rights (Suicide Squeeze) Feminist jokes over punk-rock thrash—fun though it undeniably is, it sounds suspiciously easy and unmusical until you compare the debut, which is both.
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Impossibly bright digitalist xylophones ring over a slowly loping drum pattern as a number of synthesized squeaks—including one that sounds suspiciously like a squealing elephant—ring in the distance.
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Europeans, for their part, view Trump suspiciously because of his embrace of protectionism, his departures from both the Paris climate accord and Iran nuclear deal, and his relationship with Putin.
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All of them, including Aimee Lou Wood as Gio's suspiciously young co-worker, keep the ball of empathy in the air while hitting the comedy notes at the same time.
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The pronounced secularity of many of the newcomers has led many immigrants to say they feel they are viewed suspiciously by other Israelis and constantly have to prove their Jewishness.
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Translation: The company is essentially accused of sending suspiciously large numbers of prescription pills to doctors and pharmacists, and preventing regulators who work to stop improper drug trading from interceding.
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When costs are suspiciously high, schools are poorly built or facilities are badly maintained, they say, it is often a warning that money is being skimmed, at the students' expense.
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In court on Wednesday, Oleh Melnychuk, the captain of the tugboat, objected to being characterized as a criminal and rejected Russian statements that the Ukrainian vessels had been maneuvering suspiciously.
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Melissa Weller, of Sadelle's in New York and Walnut Street Café in Philadelphia, once ordered a 109-year-old starter by mail but found it suspiciously "weird-smelling," she said.
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In 2016, he was arrested after being spotted acting suspiciously near an oil refinery in New Jersey while armed with a shotgun; he ended up pleading guilty to criminal trespass.
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Let's assume the person with the firearm is not carrying in a prohibited place, brandishing the weapon in a threatening manner, refusing to follow police orders, or otherwise acting suspiciously.
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Police can forcibly detain and question someone who is making threatening movements with a firearm, carrying the firearm in a prohibited area, carrying a prohibited weapon, or otherwise acting suspiciously.
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That's partly because of his suspiciously timed and fact-tortured apologies for the thousands of lives forever changed after such stops led to criminal charges for low-level marijuana possession.
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At the police academy, Mr. Ma took courses on criminal psychology where cadets were told that gay people should be viewed suspiciously because they were more likely to commit crimes.
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He looks down into a new dimension—one where OA is named "Brit" and is acting on the set of a TV show that looks suspiciously like The OA itself.
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Read more " _____ Susan Wright in RedState: "Donald Trump doesn't like being upstaged, and today's Rose Garden conference looked suspiciously like a dash of cold water, right in Bannon's uppity face.
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Events suspiciously similar to today appear in Bradbury's novel, Montag gets stopped while walking without purpose; Yasmine Rashidi is stopped and questioned by police officers simply for carrying a notebook.
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Depression and suicide rates in teenagers have jumped in the last decade—doubling between 2007 and 2015 for girls—and the trend suspiciously coincides with when smartphones became their constant companions.
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In the video, Yasmine plays the titular "girlfriend" whom Grande can't help but roll her eyes at — even though Yasmine is styled suspiciously like Grande, with her iconic ponytail and all.
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There isn't much more to the game than that, although the fact that the pastries looks suspiciously like the doughnuts that often haunt Homer Simpson adds a nice layer of familiarity.
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And three, its built-in Intelligent Intrusion Detection tool will alert you when any devices in your network start acting suspiciously, giving you the option of cutting them off if necessary.
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Even calls from conservative stars like Cruz and Lee for Moore to step down are being ignored by the nominee's supporters, who question the allegations as politically motivated and suspiciously timed.
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All of this sounded, suspiciously, like the sort of story Arutyunyan would have learned in school when they studied the lives of the Bolshevik quasi-saints: all heroism and no human.
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In "Total Rickall," Rick's wall of sci-fi guns look suspiciously similar to guns in Halo, with two nearly identical replicas of the SPNKR Rocket Launcher and the MA5 Assault Rifle.
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He said that security cameras had gone suspiciously dead as documents related to the case vanished from the office of Wang Linqing, a supreme-court judge, before he issued the verdict.
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Sounds suspiciously like strangers supposedly handing out candy that is actually drugs that will knock you out just long enough for the van to drive out into the middle of nowhere.
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Constitutional changes, which technically allow Kagame to stay until 2034, were approved in a 2015 referendum by a 98 percent majority that the opposition and Western diplomats said was suspiciously high.
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In a now-deleted snap from the 47-year-old's Instagram story, someone who looked suspiciously like A-Rod (we think) was snuggling behind Lopez's hair as he nuzzled her ear.
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Then he said that he did speak to Kislyak, but not about the election—instead he provided a suspiciously detailed account of what they really talked about (Spoiler: church and Ukraine).
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As he talked, Petty poked at a birthday cake, licking frosting off his finger and flashing that famous, crooked smile beneath a bristly mustache that suspiciously showed no signs of gray.
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Trump is guilty of wacky hiring decisions, as shown by his lawyer Giuliani's "talent for putting defense arguments as unconvincingly, unappealingly, and suspiciously as possible," as attorney Ken "Popehat" White quipped.
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I leap from the sky, crashing into yet another room that looks suspiciously built for people to fight in, waiting for the next slate of victims to spawn from the netherrealm.
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It looked suspiciously like a food truck peddling Miami-fusion tacos, but the only thing cooking inside was a generator, pumping power into a 12-foot photo studio in the back.
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A three-quarter-length portrait is a biographical mystery: out of a coal-black background, an anonymous gentleman in a soft hat and gray mantle looks suspiciously off to the side.
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He had of late been posting on his website episodes of a strip called "Twump and Pooty," whose title characters look suspiciously like President Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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While official G.D.P. growth remains suspiciously strong, growth in some sectors, such as retail sales, manufacturing and construction, is down by one to two percentage points compared to a year ago.
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A structure that looked suspiciously similar to the countryside estate that Adrian Veidt has called home all season, though in Episode 5 we learned Veidt may actually reside closer to Jupiter.
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Coming upon a house he claimed was closed for the season, Noah stripped — our first look this season at a naked Dominic West — and plunged into the suspiciously heated hot tub.
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Melanie: Democrats have long viewed Barr suspiciously, ever since he put out that initial summary of the Mueller report and took the extraordinary step of determining Trump did not obstruct justice.
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This suspiciously leader-like role fell to Ucup (pronounced OO-choop, a Javanese nickname for Yusuf) primarily because of his obvious lack of interest in leading, enhanced by his personal charm.
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The movie Peter Farrelly directed and wrote, with Brian Currie and Tony's son Nick, is suspiciously like "Driving Miss Daisy," but same-sex, with Don as Daisy and Tony as Hoke.
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What began a few years ago with a handful of lawsuits has grown into a flood of claims that drug companies improperly marketed opioids or failed to report suspiciously large orders.
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It feels suspiciously like like Sheridan's screenplay wants to have both have its cake and wolf it down: violent machismo and reactionary explosiveness, later papered over by a dose of wokeness.
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Taylor Swift's new song basically blew up pop culture, but one person couldn't help but notice that "Look What You Made Me Do" sounds suspiciously like this High School Musical 2 track.
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The changes, which technically allow Kagame to stay until 2034, were approved in a December referendum by a 98 percent majority that Rwanda's tiny opposition and Western diplomats said was suspiciously high.
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While it appeared that Soulja Boy just lent his name to the devices, along with a slight markup, the emulators were still suspiciously cheap—$150 for the console, $100 for the handheld.
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In this district alone, a suspiciously small number of objectors, all believed linked to Assamese nativist groups, somehow gained access to a local NRC database and together penned 30,000 such objection certificates.
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Surefire also seems to have seeded blogging platform Medium with "suspiciously vague" posts touting how good it is at the art of spycraft, the Beast wrote:Surefire is a bit of a mystery.
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Bondi is a hardcore conservative who gained national attention after she suspiciously killed an investigation into Trump University and took a $25,000 campaign donation from the now-defunct Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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The rumors gained more steam when Evans posted several videos of his beloved dog appearing to sing along to music while a woman who sounded suspiciously like Slate laughed in the background.
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And since it recognizes imagery similar to what's put in, it can also warn trademark holders when a suspiciously similar trademark appears, or just one that's similar enough to warrant a look.
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Suspiciously, the number of 7923th-birthday cards that the queen has sent out in the past few years has been slightly higher than what the ONS thinks should be the true number.
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So Gorovsky said she conducted her own investigation and obtained police reports about the suicides through Freedom of Information Act requests that showed Grossheim was "suspiciously involved" in each of their deaths.
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Vickery has been tailing John to catch him acting suspiciously, but with his focus solely on this kid, he isn't leaving much room for other suspects, and it's starting to frustrate Richard.
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Germany has gone suspiciously quiet after the ECB warned on April 21, 2016, that vicious attacks on its policies could unsettle the markets and lead to an even more aggressive monetary easing.
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And Apple isn't saying whether third parties will eventually be able to offer their own sound packs right inside of GarageBand, despite launching something that looks suspiciously similar to the App Store.
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But as detectives were sifting through his father's residence in Texas, McAlester police were responding to the Oklahoma State Penitentiary on reports of a man behaving suspiciously in the prison's parking lot.
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The shooting On the morning of March 25, employees reported that a man came into the Burger King acting suspiciously and making employees feel uneasy, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said.
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I also began receiving near-daily phone calls, unsolicited pill pics, and screenshots of messages from people with suspiciously alliterative names claiming to be overjoyed at the prompt receipt of their orders.
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The latest ad shows a black man going through his day, with people seeming to willingly shut an elevator before he approaches or watching him suspiciously while he browses in a store.
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The whole thing started when some third-party vendor of Uber's accidentally CC'd Waymo on an email containing a drawing of a circuit board that looked suspiciously like one of Waymo's designs.
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Very often when I read a profile of a woman who is also a celebrity, I snag on a sentence that seems to suspiciously belittle or even objectify the woman in question.
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You can also set Netatmo's security app to send you alerts if people walk into specific areas you've marked so that you can detect if people are creeping suspiciously outside the house.
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None of the accused is known for links to extremism, and none of them even features in the supposedly incriminating video, which looks suspiciously like an amateurish production by the security services.
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On Tuesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the hosts discussed Menth's wild ride, the soiled ATV, and how the suspect's name sounds suspiciously like what they think his drug of choice might be.
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So if your single friends or family members start gushing about some long-distance, suspiciously never-able-to-meet-up boo with a medical emergency this Valentine's Day, do them a solid.
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With Christmas once again a year away, stocking stuffers look suspiciously like trash; for just one day, on December 26, Winter Candy Apple and Gingerbread Swirl eclipse the noxious smell of garbage.
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The side-by-side frames of Officer Eric King show him in uniform wearing his badge, handcuffs and firearm — all symbols of state-sanctioned power long regarded suspiciously in many black communities.
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After getting what I came for, I was preparing to make my escape when I noticed an air duct that seemed suspiciously close to a room I'd been in a little earlier.
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This means a dozen factors, such as FBI director James Comey's suspiciously-timed letter or the Clinton campaign's disastrous decision not to campaign more in the Rust Belt, can each explain it.
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It was primarily used for awards with multiple winners so that everyone had a chance to get their names in and was suspiciously missing for the big name winners like Leonardo DiCaprio.
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It released nail appliqués, called "K-Design" that looked suspiciously like the "glass nail" and "wire nail" designs conceived by popular Korean nail artist Park Eunkyung (who goes by the handle Unistella).
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He slams a hand down atop an ancient intercom—an intercom that once belonged to director Kinji Fukasaku, purchased at auction in 2005 for suspiciously cheap, Tarantino thinks, but who knows really?
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Her daughter Alicia (looking suspiciously dewy for a girl who probably had to leave her Noxema behind when civilization collapsed) is disappointed, but like the resigned Alex, takes what she can get.
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A victory would have set up Game 7 and shifted the edge to the Astros, who could use their ace, Mike Scott, whose suspiciously moving splitters had burrowed into the Mets' psyche.
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In March's book, Christine Penmark starts to have concerns about her 8-year-old daughter, Rhoda — outwardly docile and well behaved — after one of her classmates dies suspiciously on a class picnic.
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Photos by Lanee Bird "What's in the bottle?" asked a security guard suspiciously as he patted down my pockets for drugs or weapons, taking a sniff of my bottle of flavored seltzer.
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Among the possible events being discussed within his campaign is a round table with tech industry leaders, many of whom view Mr. Trump suspiciously after his more provoking oratory during the campaign.
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His Superman serves as a White House flunky for an unnamed president who looks suspiciously like Ronald Reagan, a subservient political henchman who projects American power abroad while cities decay at home.
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She and Will make their way to a riverbank where they find the victims of what Will calls a Ghost Nation ambush, but looks suspiciously like the aftermath of an attack by Wyatt.
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Tuesday's accord came after McKesson in 2008 reached a $13.25 million settlement resolving claims that it failed to design and implement an effective system to detect and report suspiciously large or frequent orders.
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Now Facebook has suspended another data analysis firm that received user data, this time with a name that sounds suspiciously like an evil corporation from a 1980s-era Kurt Russell movie: Crimson Hexagon.
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On August 25th, the French president had pulled off what looked suspiciously like a stunt when he invited Muhammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, to Biarritz for meetings outside the G7 format.
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Nick: Ever since Negan's subtle "little birdie" line in last week's episode, there's been a dark shadow hanging over Rick's planning, which he suspiciously pulled off with just a minor hiccup or two.
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She and another agent headed to the Kirkwood pizzeria because its manager, Michael Devlin, owned a truck that looked suspiciously similar to one that had been seen near the site of Ownby's abduction.
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Will there be a cultural record of how fantasy adventures reflect the experience of being a kid in 2019, or will it look like kids mostly went on suspiciously retro, movie-referential journeys?
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Near the front was a suspiciously young handful of men and women dancing and taking selfies; this was a squad of friendly influencers there at Lenovo's behest as part of gaming laptop initiatives.
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But instead of mashing buttons on a plastic guitar or navigating with a controller, Beat Saber has you smash them out of the air with two glowing blades that look suspiciously like lightsabers.
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Importantly, Facebook didn't make the Pride flag available in every country last year — it was suspiciously absent from the profiles of some users living in countries that oppress members of the LGBTQ community.
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A small shack in the back of town had a suspiciously modern electronic lock — and if guests entered "0422" as the code, they would find a chamber that looked like a stone cave.
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He combines a suspiciously privileged background (Eton, Oxford and the Foreign Office, cloak-and-dagger branch) with an even more suspicious taste for ideas (he has taught at Harvard and published four books).
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For decades, Saudi Arabia's declared oil reserves have confounded the industry; since 21980 they have remained suspiciously constant at around 21996bn barrels—a dozen times those of Aramco's nearest listed rival (see chart).
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And given the person's name (not to mention the suspiciously low image quality of the photo on Imgur) I'm going to take a wild guess that the image is even older than 2014.
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A trail of blood leading from Barger's home to a fence abutting Bookstaber's property, and a suspiciously injured right hand, led cops to name Bookstaber the primary "person of interest" in the investigation.
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Something tells us this is getting fast-tracked for a film adaptation... Paige (Julie Stiles) is a guarded pre-med student in the Midwest when she meets the suspiciously charming Eddie (Luke Mably).
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It's a low-key affair featuring everyone involved (Wiley appears via separate footage), in an all-black get up, looking suspiciously like the future of music in the UK. Watch and listen above!
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Whereas traditional taxis are looked upon suspiciously, Uber and Cabify allow for both traceability, on-demand services, and predictable prices, providing a safe and dependable mode of transport where there often isn't any.
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Students and staff still get a pass included with their tuition or salary; for everyone else, it's an almost suspiciously cheap 50 cents, just 25 cents more than it cost in the 1970s.
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Indeed, it looks suspiciously like Camilla's new PR campaign is damage-control for a year in which Princes William and Harry have been determined to remind the British public why we loved Diana.
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Flynn's relationship with Russia not only suggests suspiciously friendly ties between Trump's inner circle and the Kremlin, but also raises the possibility that someone on Team Trump (or Trump himself) ordered the call.
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The film is directed by Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, who made "Little Miss Sunshine" (2006), and, as in that winsome fable, the steady procession of setups and payoffs can feel suspiciously pat.
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I regard it, suspiciously, almost as an act: It seems impossible to me that someone would choose — for choice it still then appears to be — to live so comfortlessly, so entirely without pleasure.
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" The name of one particular kvass brand, Nikola—sounding suspiciously like "not cola" in Russian—is probably no coincidence, given the fact that its makers launched a marketing campaign peddling "anti cola-nisation.
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As the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, he prosecuted the lifestyle guru Martha Stewart for lying about her suspiciously well-timed stock trades, which resulted in multiple convictions.
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Waymo says that in 2013, it heard from a third-party vendor that Odin Wave had submitted an order to build a custom lidar sensor that was suspiciously similar to Google's own design.
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Detectives spoke to Mr. Lewis on the recommendation of a police lieutenant, John Russo, who had seen him on two occasions "acting suspiciously" as he wandered in Howard Beach, a predominantly white neighborhood.
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Digital projection and physical set pieces were used in ways many had never dreamed of previously, and afterward many of these techniques suspiciously started to appear in the tours of major pop stars.
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Instead of defeating a sea witch who looks suspiciously like Divine and living happily ever after with her man, the original story's nameless heroine watches helplessly as the prince marries her diabolical rival.
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The listing gives you plenty of stock image examples of when you can use this mask — at the office while you're dozing off or next to a suspiciously close fellow passenger on a plane.
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Shane spent time poring over thousands of the results, and she told CNN Business that she was surprised she didn't have to look through many to find images suspiciously similar to the iconic cat.
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According to police, Alora's mother, 40-year-old Maricela Mercado, and Roman Cerratos, 39, are wanted by police in the death of a man found Tuesday behind the wheel of a suspiciously-parked Audi.
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And then a few mornings ago, Maclain found himself suspiciously eyeballing the coffee creamer jar at his local Starbucks, wondering how easy it may be for someone to tamper with and poison the creamer.
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This week, we consider the final shot of season 7, episode 4, which has Jaime Lannister plummeting into a suspiciously deep channel of water after a failed attack on Daenerys and her dragon Drogon.
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Coming on the heels of the Bank for International Settlement's annual meeting in Switzerland, where top officials are well shielded from the media, traders and analysts have looked suspiciously at the turn of events.
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He was allowed to seek a third term after constitutional changes were approved in a 2015 referendum by 98 percent of the vote, a figure the opposition and Western diplomats described as suspiciously high.
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A young boy who looks suspiciously like a young Future shows up in a luxury car and joins Future at the table, eventually getting the rapper to leave and taking him for a drive.
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Dulles Airport in Virginia had 29.2 inches, and Reagan National Airport in DC recorded 17.8 inches (a suspiciously low figure that has set off much debate.) Yes, it was a lot of snow. pic.twitter.
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But the most interesting moment in the trailer comes after Yara and Ellaria's kiss, when two unidentifiable figures jump into the water to avoid what looks suspiciously like a burst of dragonfire above them.
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If $28 — including the cost of shipping — seems like a suspiciously low price to pay for a serum that comes out of the finest luxury laboratories in the beauty business, that's because it is.
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Slightly less delightful was the realization that the rainbow reaction is suspiciously absent from the profiles of some users who just so happen to live in countries that oppress members of the LGBTQ community.
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Muffy is suspiciously found dead, Francine suspects Arthur of cheating on her with her now-deceased best friend, and everyone in the gang is trying desperately to get to the bottom of mysterious death.
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A former 911 dispatcher in Houston was recently arrested for allegedly hanging up on callers, and authorities suspect she might have handled thousands of suspiciously short calls over a six-month period, PEOPLE confirms.
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Nobody is immune to the very real heartache associated with seeing their go-to bronzer at a suspiciously low sale price, or their favorite shade of lipstick sold out with no plans to restock.
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The mistress of admitted triple-murderer Chris Watts said she told police about the affair after he behaved suspiciously when his wife and two daughters went missing and his lies to her were exposed.
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The characters and plot lines are essentially modern versions of ancient Greek and Roman myths: Quicksilver is like Hermes, Iron Man is like Hephaestus, and Jean Grey is suspiciously reminiscent of Athena and Pandora.
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A Fort Worth police press release states Craig Vandewege was arrested in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, Wednesday for allegedly speeding and not having proof of insurance after a citizen told police he was acting suspiciously.
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Yet former MVP Kevin Durant suspiciously suggested that communing with Drake was "not on the agenda", and Drake's rival Celebrity Game coach Kevin Hart threatened that he would be "dangerous" to the Canadian superstar.
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As Gabby Noone has theorized on Twitter, there is a possibility that Refinery29 embedded sponsorships into "Money Diaries" columns, with one contributor suspiciously citing the services of a company called Thrive Market numerous times.
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Some activists have looked suspiciously on exposes of the anti-Semitic politics of one of the organizers of the Women's March, worrying that it was an attempt to discredit a newly powerful feminist movement.
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Now they will meet on grass for the first time, which looks suspiciously like Kyrgios's best surface with his overpowering serve and deft hands, but which is also a fine natural habitat for Murray.
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Xue said he was not used to being thrust into the limelight but felt it was necessary to explain his side of the situation to refute original reports that they acted suspiciously and fled.
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When the Athens Messenger reporter interacted with the two men who visited her, they acted suspiciously unaware of their surroundings and often fled the scene upon being pressed for more information about their identities.
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Then there is the suspiciously close friendship between Peters (Rachel Christopher), whose wife is said to consort with the devil, and Fuller (Kristin Villanueva), whose own spouse poses some knotty problems in the bedchamber.
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Greasy heaps of mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, and green beans and corn that had a suspiciously similar texture to the bagged stuff Dad nuked at home could be found at a nearby station.
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Insecure Where art thou Nathan, the Houston native/barber with a suspiciously patchy beard who once convinced Issa to swim naked in a stranger's pool and fool around while stuck atop a Ferris wheel?
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This summer, a Texas school administrator, Eric Hauser, self-published a book, "The Adventures of Pepe and Pede," that chronicles the adventures of a frog who battles a suspiciously Muslim-like alligator named Alkah.
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During high school, he changed his voice to sound "more like a man" and avoid bullying, and in 73, fearing he would lose his job if he remained suspiciously single, he married a woman.
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Watchful beauty enthusiasts and drama peddlers have already called out the "wasteful" PR packaging, the suspiciously quick restock turnaround, and the fact that Hill rarely posts YouTube videos anymore that aren&apost self-promotion.
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And when, starving, the two are enticed into the suspiciously food-filled cottage of an old crone (an unsettling Alice Krige), the vile secret behind her abundant vittles might put you off your own.
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While being tickled, Julius would feign intolerance while enjoying it; when beginning a race with his human siblings, he suspiciously monitored his competitors' positions to ensure no one took off before the starting bell.
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The fact that the white-supremacist mind-control plot is called Cyclops, and has a monocular logo that looks suspiciously like the single eye of the giant alien squid that Ozymandias dropped on Manhattan?
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" It also said that turnout in the county was suspiciously high; it suggested that Mr. Jones had benefited from voter intimidation; and it argued that Mr. Moore's opponents had spread "lies and fraudulent misrepresentations.
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According to the report, an unnamed citizen contacted Cal Fire on September 20 to report they saw Graham acting suspiciously trying to use his cell phone in an area where there was no service.
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As I crawled toward a suspiciously empty looking night at the shrine of bacchanalian dance music, it was that fear that I could feel ruminating in the nether regions of my dampened trousers legs.
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Late in the first half, a Boston College player set a screen on Allen — whose left leg then sprung upward in a movement that LOOKED SUSPICIOUSLY LIKE AN ATTEMPTED TRIP OR KICK TO THE NADS.
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The roll we saw him carrying last week that looked suspiciously like a small body turns out to be a blanket full of guns, plus his house is rigged with all manner of booby traps.
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A Cardinal Health unit has agreed to pay $10 million to resolve claims that it failed to report to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration suspiciously large orders of addictive painkillers by New York-area pharmacies.
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Another question for you, if they ran it by the book, how it is that suspiciously potentially felony leaks of information happened in both October and January to the New York Times and Washington post.
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To date, I've received lingerie in a baffling array of sizes, candy underwear that seemed suspiciously pre-nibbled, and one toy that was, frankly, so enormous I shrieked in fright the moment I saw it.
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The Galaxy S9 wasn't the blockbuster Samsung's shareholders were expecting, so the company understandably primed the pump through a combination of teasers and leaks — some no doubt unintentional and others that seemed suspiciously less so.
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Pause the video and you can see a mix of to-do lists, news articles ("Why Alexa Must Be First AI President"), chat messages, and even a cartoon mascot that looks suspiciously like Microsoft's Clippy.
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The corporations were there to loudly (and suspiciously) declare how prideful they were, and they were fighting the tide of actual declarations of, you know, LGBTQ pride, made by individuals who actually embody those identities.
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Gracias Madre's Chandra Gilbert beet patties look suspiciously like beef, but are loaded with healthy plant-based ingredients like black beans, rice, and pumpkin seeds, and topped with decadent chili mayo and truffle cashew cheese.
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The company regularly touted suspiciously massive user numbers, but aside from a few pockets of enthusiasts, Google+ never managed to find a place in people's lives the way Gmail, YouTube, or other Google services did.
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Geragos suspiciously went out of his way to mention Patriots owner Robert Kraft when TMZ switched gears and asked Geragos if he knew that rapper Meek Mill was going to be making a Kaepernick anthem.
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Police forces said they had received dozens of reports of "killer clown" sightings in the last week where individuals dressed in clown outfits sometimes carrying knives have acted suspiciously or chased people, often young children.
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Retailers like Best Buy and Walmart are continuing to roll out hefty price cuts on summer essentials, all in the name of a suspiciously generic "Black Friday in July" event that appeared around Prime Day.
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And somewhat suspiciously, this year's Star Wars Celebration — the fan event that Disney used to debut the "Chewie, we're home" trailer for Force Awakens last year — is scheduled just a week ahead of Comic-Con.
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Much like the worrisome source of bill in Congress, the California legislation looks suspiciously like a response to a lawsuit involving Public Justice, against a now-closed mega dairy for that dairy's alleged nitrate contamination.
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When a small-time hood is bailed out by someone with a suspiciously large amount of money, the two follow a trail that leads to a vault that they think must contain something exceedingly valuable.
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In the packed hearing room, members of both parties pressed the companies over their roles in failing to alert the Drug Enforcement Administration of suspiciously high-volume orders of opioids to pharmacies in West Virginia.
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Brits took to Twitter recently to express their outrage over Trader Joe's new "Puff Dog," product – which looks to them suspiciously like a snack they've been eating across the pond for centuries: the sausage roll.
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Instead, they were, at best, used to cover up systemic problems, of which there were many: unsecured election databases, incorrect voting rolls, unreliable voting machines, undelivered absentee ballots, and suspiciously high rates of ballot fatigue.
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Suspiciously, when the bill was brought up for a vote in the Senate, it contained a section that would force FHFA to start a new review from scratch, which would disrupt the current ongoing review.
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That's on top of reports from early September that while social media was flooded with images and posts about the massive protests taking place in Hong Kong, TikTok was suspiciously devoid of content showing unrest.
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Where is the equivalent training on how not to sell or give guns to persons acting suspiciously, like would-be criminals, terrorists or straw buyers, and what to do when faced with a suspicious purchaser?
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In light of the bombings in New York and New Jersey, and the man charged with the attacks whose parents are immigrants from Afghanistan, do you anticipate that Muslims will be treated even more suspiciously?
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In 2017, Oslo launched "the Great Escape Oslo," a publicity campaign in which city officials poached frustrated tourists, including a suspiciously photogenic New Zealand couple who had complained on social media about crowds in Paris.
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While at times the Enterprise appeared to have some autopilot capacity, it routinely relied on a navigator to pilot it and was even equipped with a view screen that looked suspiciously like a car windshield.
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Once in contact with the authorities, Goucher learned that she had actually been on a list of athletes suspected of doping, probably because Mackey had reported her and others as having suspiciously high testosterone levels.
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The Trump administration seems to be hastening forward with "peace" negotiations with the Taliban that are really better described as "withdrawal" negotiations that seem suspiciously well timed to coincide with the American presidential election season.
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Fans were quick to speculate that because Halsey, 25, was cupping her stomach in the shot — and Peters, 32, was also suspiciously resting a hand on her belly — that meant that the star was expecting.
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In December 2016, Cardinal Health agreed to pay $44 million to resolve claims by the U.S. Justice Department that it failed to alert the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to suspiciously large orders of addictive painkillers.
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She was playing Pokémon Go. The police responded to a vehicle that was "acting suspiciously" in a parking lot on a military base in Greenwood, Nova Scotia, only to find a handful of Pokémon chasers.
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Imagine playing the girlfriend of suspiciously missing Jude Law and having to run for your life, as Paltrow does in "The Talented Mr. Ripley," because Matt Damon knows that you know he killed your man?
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A wary eye must be kept on what's around the corner, or, for that matter, who might be trailing behind you in the mall, looking at you with suspiciously circumspect diligence across the crowded pub.
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Pope Francis is suspiciously absent from the narrative of this exhibition — Pope Benedict's red Prada shoes were invoked in Bolton's statements on the impetus of this exhibition, and Pope John Paul's cassock is on display.
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As far as name-fudging goes, "Wayne Tracker" is a total yawniker, and suspiciously so: It's a name that tries for don't-mind-me banality, but instead inspires what-the-hell-do-we-have-here bafflement.
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Google started worrying about Levandowski's careless attitude towards trade secrets began in 2013, when a supplier tipped off Google that it had received an order for a custom part that looked suspiciously similar to Google's own.
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The S8's international configuration uses the Exynos chip and Samsung's Exynos Twitter account recently shared a promo image featuring a render that looks suspiciously close to the Note 8, so that's not exactly a surprise.
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"Good Boy" ends with Jimmy getting a surprise blowjob from the woman he hired as the florist for their wedding (Hannah Marks, who is suspiciously credited for at least two more episodes on IMDb, finale included).
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The site offers 11 pieces of merch, from graphic tees emblazoned with Taylor Swift's profile to wool dad hats embroidered with a gothic-lettered "Rep" that's suspiciously reminiscent of Kanye West's "I Feel Like Pablo" font.
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And—even more suspiciously—all five accounts (Von Smith, Boyd, Estrada and the two friends Boyd tagged) are all private, have all posted between 40 and 55 pictures, and all have between seven and 12 followers.
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That's significant because if a military exercise involves 13,000 troops or more, then foreign officials must be formally invited to watch, according to an international agreement — and the 12,700 number is suspiciously just under that mark.
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Asked for examples of dirty tricks, Mahathir said his party had found instances of more than 70 people registered as voters from one house and several hundred people with suspiciously similar names on the voter roll.
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The state's capital announced Friday that it is officially changing its name to UNO as part of a sponsorship deal with the Mattel card game — suspiciously timed to take effect on the first day of April.
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Guccifer 2.0's mysterious appearance looks quite suspiciously like a sloppy diversion created by the real hackers, who would like the American public to conveniently believe that a "lone wolf" was responsible for infiltrating the DNC.
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In fact, blacks were more than four times as likely as whites to say they had been treated suspiciously or as if they were not smart in the past year because of their race or ethnicity.
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Headlines that have dominated the national news, such as a payment Mr. Trump directed to silence an adult-film actress who alleged he had an affair with her, have been viewed suspiciously, or even batted away.
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On Soccer MOSCOW — Half a million fans — by current, suspiciously optimistic, estimates — will descend on Russia next year for what Gianni Infantino, the FIFA president, has already decreed will be the "best" World Cup in history.
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Simple and Garnier both launched their own versions of micellar water in the US in 2015 — Garnier's clear bottle and pink cap looking suspiciously like Bioderma's packaging — and they're now stocked at CVS and Rite Aid.
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At one point, she asked suspiciously how she could know for certain that we had been in police custody since 10 the previous morning, as if the police had not just delivered us to the hotel.
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Years ago, as my husband and I unpacked in our new shared apartment, I thought the box he'd marked "bathroom" felt suspiciously light — which is how I discovered he didn't own a single skin-care product.
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I know that last one sounds suspiciously goth given the fact that you can always find the film's merchandise at the ever present mall beacon for beginner goths, Hot Topic, but it wasn't like that for me.
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It is possible to house chickens in groups of 40 to 60 birds where pecking orders become stable quickly, but the roughly 6' by 12' enclosures for these groups look suspiciously like a cage to most people.
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Hidden sectors and portals may sound suspiciously like science fiction, devised by physicists driven to the sort of desperation Sundrum confessed to, but we already know of at least one instance where nature has played this game.
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"In the more than ten months since the beginning of this investigation, caused by a suspiciously unreported crime committed against our firm, they have not presented a single piece of evidence that shows us guilty," he continued.
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She has been viewed suspiciously by some Trump loyalists because of the birth name she until recently used professionally — she's the niece of sometime Trump critic Mitt Romney — but has adopted Trump's style of antagonism and hyperbole.
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Closer examination of post-fight photos found a red stain on the pinky side of the right hand, one that suspiciously matched a stain found in the illegal wraps attempted to be used before the Mosley fight.
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Martin Harrington and Tom Leonard filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles on Wednesday, alleging Sheeran's hit sounds suspiciously similar to a 2012 song released by British singer Matt Cardle, who won the seventh season of X Factor.
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That night, things also go suspiciously swimmingly (given how the franchise is wont to give good edits to the runner-up), with Tyler "cheesin' so hard" just thinking about how great their day with her family went.
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According to Bruce Schneier, a cyber-security expert, the NSA uses this information to find out when people's paths cross suspiciously often, which could indicate that they are meeting, even if they never speak on the line.
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The plan was announced in a suspiciously small legal notice in the local paper, just months before the highly consequential November 26 election, one in which Georgia could elect the country's first Black female governor, Stacey Abrams.
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His panicked mom, Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder), takes him to a psychiatrist named Dr. Owens, played by Paul Reiser — whose clinic is suspiciously located at Hawkins laboratory — to discuss what he saw and felt during the episodes.
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The $11.8 million in fees and more than $684,000 in expenses sought by Kirkland in its second interim request for compensation and reimbursement seems suspiciously high, U.S. Trustee William Harrington's office said in court papers on Monday.
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A lot of seriously strange, exciting, and heartbreaking moments happened in 2018: Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber eloped; there were two royal weddings (both featured messy buns); and we found out Bradley Cooper can sing suspiciously well.
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In July 2013, authorities in West Allis, Wisconsin, questioned Dwayne Powell and his son Daniel after following up on a call about a man acting suspiciously in the neighborhood where Ron Miscavige was living with his wife.
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America was now importing pop as suspiciously shiny as Kraft cheese slices and the UK's new, homegrown guitar acts—Starsailor, Travis, Coldplay—were rendered diabolically dull in the wake of what NME crowned the New Rock Revolution.
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Kim Jong-un has made a habit of embellishing his country's accomplishments - from missile launches to curing ebola to inventing a new food item suspiciously similar to the hamburger - often using the aid of poorly Photoshopped images.
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For one thing, the material seems to act suspiciously like a cuprate, a type of exotic ceramic in which superconductivity can occur at temperatures up to about 140 kelvin, or halfway between absolute zero and room temperature.
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But the sweet child, who looks extraordinarily like a mini Sophie, and suspiciously the same age of what Sophie's daughter would've been if she was still alive, proudly shows off her drawing before retreating up the stairwell.
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Today's shikanji-wallah is serving jeera shikanji, which means he adds cumin, homemade chaat masala, and kala namak—a black salt that looks suspiciously like the kind of mystery drug found at the end of a party.
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Playboy model Katie May literally died at the hands of a chiropractor who had no idea what the hell he was doing and suspiciously tried to hide it ... so claims her estate in a wrongful death lawsuit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on Friday reversed an order that halted a Louisiana drug wholesaler's opioid sales over allegations it failed to report suspiciously large orders by pharmacies for the narcotics, court documents showed.
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Clinton took her campaign to the heart of a neighborhood that election conspiracy theorists have viewed suspiciously: West Philadelphia, a predominantly black area where, in 2012, Mr. Obama captured 100 percent of the vote in some precincts.
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Let's start with The Cursed Child, which Rowling insists is not an eighth book in the series... but feels suspiciously like one, given that it stars three minor characters by the name of Harry, Ron and Hermione.
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Vociferous has she may be about immigration, Clinton has remained suspiciously silent on some of the more controversial policy questions—questions that will need to be answered if she has any hope of implementing comprehensive immigration legislation.
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A thought-stirring and entertaining monologue of many dialogues that explore the nature of friendship, selfhood and human communication, told by a writer on the phone with an unseen person who sounds suspiciously like him (1:1503).
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A thought-stirring and entertaining monologue of many dialogues that explore the nature of friendship, selfhood and human communication, told by a writer on the phone with an unseen person who sounds suspiciously like him (1:40).
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He was arrested on what amounted to a hunch from a police lieutenant, who, months before the murder, had seen him "acting suspiciously" as he wandered through Howard Beach, a mostly white neighborhood where the murder happened.
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Kentucky's attorney general on Monday filed a lawsuit against drug distributor Cardinal Health, accusing it of contributing to the opioid epidemic by failing to halt or report suspiciously large or frequent orders by pharmacies of prescription painkillers.
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Efforts at policy reform — better training, utilization of body cameras (which the officers in Clark's case suspiciously muted after shooting him), changes in rules of pursuit — can have an effect, but they can't fully remedy this problem.
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Luce dreads his questioning her, as he frequently does when she reminds him of something he has forgotten, suspiciously, irritably, as if she'd kept information from him out of deviousness: Why on earth didn't you tell me ?
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The case began in April 2019 when police responded to reports of a male acting suspiciously in a neighborhood in Newport, Kentucky, US Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio Ben Glassman told CNN at the time.
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He opted instead for quick publication in the Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics, a periodical based in Allahabad, India, that was largely unknown to experts and which, on its website, rather suspiciously listed Royen as an editor.
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She goes on to talk about the focus here on health as we enter the kitchen, where she swipes what looks suspiciously like a family-size pack of crisps from the counter and hides it in a cupboard.
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Some, like Saudi Arabia's government-run counseling program for prison inmates, claim suspiciously high success rates yet don't permit any outside scrutiny; others are staffed by people who act on intuition rather than in ways validated by data.
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"Linen has always been a great material for summer, but it has been suspiciously absent in designers' collections over the last few seasons, with the exception of the resortwear category," Ida Petersson, womenswear buying director at Browns, explains.
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After joining in an "unholy union" with a "corpse Queen" (AKA what sounds suspiciously like having sex with a White Walker), he declared himself King, and subjected the Watch to a reign of terror that included human sacrifices.
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The new car has a battery made by McLaren with about double the capacity — though Formula E suspiciously left the exact spec out of today's news — which is going to allow the cars to last the full race.
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In the two months since the rumors began, Jenner has kept her social media suspiciously devoid of photos that might hint at her alleged pregnancy, instead sticking to close up selfies and pics that promoted her beauty line.
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Well, given the opportunity to have light refrigeration, some folks took slight advantage; one solar refrigerator technician reported an Arktek smelling suspiciously of fish upon inspection, and anything that'll keep vaccines cold will do the same for beer.
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They're also ruthlessly generic, a college football team playing in a conference so nebulous as to include half the ACC and half the Big Ten, with fans suspiciously fervent about also rooting for the University of South Carolina.
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Various physicians sent me other accounts they thought were suspiciously working solely to protect Gu. When I ask Gu directly, he tells me he only uses two accounts, the one for Ganogen, his company, and his personal handle.
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Featuring collaborators Popcaan and Kyla Reid, the film follows Drake as he lets his unnamed girlfriend (who looks suspiciously like Rihanna) agree to a million-dollar tryst as part of a scheme to make off with the money.
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Thus a suspiciously melodramatic story of Leonardo da Vinci dying in the arms of King Francis I of France, bitterly lamenting his own lack of devotion to his art, reveals more about Vasari's attitude to work than Leonardo's.
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Clinton before the bureau had time to digest what she had said in the interview, and that his decision came suspiciously close to Attorney General Loretta Lynch's impromptu meeting with former President Bill Clinton only a week before.
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Project Fear, as the Remain campaign was dubbed, seemed to be too certain about its predictions and projections, many of which came with suspiciously precise numbers attached, like the claim that Brexit would cost £4,300 ($5,300) per household.
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