The motorcade was small and unassuming -- traits that Mrs.
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I was always struck by how completely unassuming [he was].
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He's the self-effacing, unassuming — and fearsomely gifted — M. Corot.
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His obituary describes him as unassuming, polite and a gentleman.
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Consider an otherwise unassuming asteroid close to Earth named Bennu.
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He has gray hair, soft features, and an unassuming manner.
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Zephyr Teachout went from an unassuming law professor to a
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Lloyd was as unassuming as his father had been outlandish.
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The Escape Game Austin is fairly unassuming on the outside.
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He described the son as courteous, unassuming and very quiet.
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Mr. Simmons sits in an unassuming cubicle on Elanco's campus.
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Not bad considering the unassuming way his Rangers career began.
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There's nothing unassuming about this restaurant, scheduled to open Dec.
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Dusted with Aleppo pepper, it was both unassuming and addictive.
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Her social commentary is sharp and her visual storytelling unassuming.
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Gavin is a funny, unassuming kid with a pet pig.
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Mowatt: We have some really unassuming people that get onstage.
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It's also unassuming enough to be your day to day bag.
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They're unassuming little objects — or, at least, that's what we thought.
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These unassuming accessories can track heart rate, activity, GPS, and sleep.
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This unassuming mouse from Roccat has dispatched all of those woes.
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The 212-degree hinges that hold the laptop together are unassuming.
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FOR A LITERARY sensation, the short story had an unassuming title.
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Photographs of the Chelsea tenements at PAMM are unassuming street scenes.
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Graham is never withdrawn or unassuming; she can command a room.
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As far as cult leaders go, Lindberg is an unassuming one.
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The unassuming neighborhood was turned upside down by Ms. Wang's discovery.
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The castle is nestled on an unassuming street in the neighborhood.
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While the street entrance is unassuming, the lobby certainly is not.
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Dries Van Noten, the unassuming Belgian designer, leads off the afternoon.
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He's unassuming, kind, and reflective; a mild Camembert of a man.
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But it's not the meat, mild and unassuming, that commands attention.
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If a 12th-century castle can be unassuming, this one is.
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This unassuming purple flower is a member of the genus echinacea.
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It's a deceptively unassuming look for Torvalds, the man behind Linux.
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There is just one way at Rita Sodi's unassuming neighborhood restaurant.
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It's a modest, unassuming entertainment that's motored by a sly sensibility.
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They were both so gracious and unassuming; I've never forgotten that.
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If they're unassuming and cheerful, they're probably completely unfazed by horror.
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On the show, she was quiet, unassuming, and rarely involved in drama.
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He comes off relaxed and unassuming, but very passionate about his beliefs.
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In all of these books, Mr. Guest's tone is light and unassuming.
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She was known for having a somewhat shy, humble and unassuming personality.
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The net result is an ongoing tragedy for an unassuming American family.
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" That was, by all accounts, Fats Domino: unassuming, resilient, funny, "all right.
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" Upton said that Saffie "was quiet and unassuming with a creative flair.
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He still carries himself with the same humility, warmth and unassuming nature.
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"I've never hugged a colonel before," the unassuming Gangnuss said, smiling broadly.
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The Adidas Boost Experience is situated on an unassuming block in Chelsea.
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By most accounts, the young Sebald was an unassuming presence at Manchester.
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And also a celebration of the unassuming, lifesaving skill that resists it.
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It's unassuming and cool and might just be my new everyday pack.
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And a teboller, an unassuming sourdough bun strategically pocked with chocolate chips.
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But plenty of unassuming vehicles with astonishing sound systems participated as well.
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ROCKLAND, Me. — Reade Brower cuts an unassuming figure for a media mogul.
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Solid oak reigns, giving the room a generally unassuming and cozy quality.
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But when I held my newborn, her unassuming fragility broke my heart.
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This is a man who's absolutely unassuming, austere in his personal habits.
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Wrapped in paper, the sandwich is as unassuming as it is satisfying.
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But it was in an unassuming salad that he found longstanding fame.
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There is an owl-like virtuosity to it, silent, unassuming—but deadly.
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"She was like your sweet Southern grandma, unassuming and demure," he said.
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Credit...Chris Mottalini CORONA, QUEENS, is an unassuming New York City neighborhood.
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Canadians are a modest, unassuming lot, used to being overlooked and overshadowed.
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At pivotal moments these boys, often shy and unassuming, find their voice.
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The unassuming side fell short of the super-fried flavor at McDonald's.
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But on the outside, they're supposed to just seem plain and unassuming.
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Chicago's coolest hotel, the ACME seems relatively unassuming when you walk in.
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Dorsey is slender and unassuming, decked out in red high-tops and jeans.
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His voice would just float up – unassuming, but you knew it was him.
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Artsy makes shopping for art as unassuming, and as pedestrian, as using Tinder.
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Really, it was his unassuming presence that was the crux of his appeal.
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You wouldn't know it from its unassuming name, but CloudLabs was behind Terminal.
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Elegant, yet delicious, unassuming, yet flavorful, the poppyseed muffin won't let you down.
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The rather unassuming white lighthouse located off Scotland's Western Isles is nicely kept.
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Just take it easy on whatever unassuming friend you've roped into your hijinks.
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But Dexter is banking on more than star Michael C. Hall's unassuming hotness.
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A lovely, quiet, unassuming man who helped change the way music was produced.
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An unassuming, happily chatty travelogue that's at once unsparingly funny and deeply empathetic.
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The unassuming "Finnish-style" sauna is hidden among dead hotels and unspecific storefronts.
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Jimmy John's has a small, unassuming corner storefront in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Kelly may be unassuming, but that doesn't mean his management style escapes notice.
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This one unassuming photo had my eyes filling up with tears of nostalgia.
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The Associated Press: Leonard Leo: Unassuming figure with big voice on high court.
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Walk inside her master bedroom, and the wall-length bookshelf looks unassuming enough.
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As with the downstairs areas, I appreciate the unassuming feel of the room.
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Despite his more than average height, Dieselnoi was the quintessential Thai. Skinny. Unassuming.
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Modest and unassuming, he was far from a win-at-all-costs athlete.
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On Friday and Saturday nights, the unassuming building came to life, he said.
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Even after the prominence he gained with his testimony, Mr. Brahim remains unassuming.
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They were unassuming members of their community, parents of US citizens and undocumented.
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It's an unassuming book, squat and squarish, and the title isn't particularly evocative.
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To an extent this owed to Mr. Snyder's affable and unassuming Midwestern persona.
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The video, like the song, felt relatable and at the same time unassuming.
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Yoko Inoue's 2006-133 "Transmigration of the SOLD" is similarly unassuming and concentrated.
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So Kevin is this unassuming hero, but he is just a very real human.
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"We started in the most innocent, unassuming way," says SPiN co-founder Jonathan Bricklin.
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The Resistance Gallery is hidden behind an unassuming door on a cobbled London backstreet.
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Not bad for a hole-in-the-wall wedged in an unassuming strip mall.
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Perhaps the best thing about the serum is how weightless and unassuming it is.
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Its improvement fell instead to an unassuming engineer from Dorking in Surrey, Arthur Cotton.
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It's an aggressive ghost born of necessity, and lodged in Kent's unassuming, sensitive shell.
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Yet they are unassuming, content to rule the seas while humans destroy the earth.
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"I was pretty much tagging along with Mark," Chiericozzi remembers of their unassuming beginnings.
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He remains as modest, kind and unassuming now as he was at age 24.
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She downplays her prosody in subtly rhymed lines, and her subjects are similarly unassuming.
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The unassuming governor of Indiana, Mr. Pence is in a powerful, if unenviable, position.
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They were just simple black loafers — unassuming and pretty unremarkable to the naked eye.
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As ManRepeller puts it, you can view side boob as cleavage's more unassuming cousin.
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Previously the Morgentaler Clinic, Clinic 554 is a squat, unassuming building in downtown Fredericton.
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Cancer rising people are gentle creatures who can appear shy, unassuming, chill, and approachable.
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Without calling attention to itself, it mutates into this unassuming, but very gorgeous sculpture.
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At this stage in my unassuming existence, America is as alien as it gets.
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But his run of good form is hard to ignore, despite his unassuming nature.
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These storms bore unassuming names, but they terrorized our island before crippling our economy.
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It calls the Vitpilen 401 "an unassuming hero of the sub-500 cc world."
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You don't know what he has in the pockets of that unassuming Patagonia vest!
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It has an "unassuming appearance from the outside," according to the Good Food Guide.
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Spray paint applied next to a ceiling lamp seems to shadow, the unassuming light.
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It was about a 25-minute drive to the hotel with an unassuming front gate.
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Story of Seasons, an unassuming farming sim for the 3DS, adheres to this gameplay principle.
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La Factoria has 8 rooms and it's very unassuming from the outside with no sign.
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Famously unassuming, Brooks admitted at an afternoon press conference that he simply didn't feel worthy.
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This leaves room for Naruse's plain neorealism to focus on unassuming, but stalwart female protagonists.
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But the goose is never overly violent or aggressive — it's too unassuming, and even adorable.
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The question is: How many memory cards can you stuff inside much this unassuming toy.
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The series features an unassuming, bored hero who can defeat any enemy with one punch.
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Farrah is never one to be modest ... and there's nothing unassuming about this summertime soak.
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But that unassuming graphic serves as the nucleus of a larger, more flexible identity system.
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Professionally, Assadayut has a more unassuming role running a business selling coffins in Bangkok's Chinatown.
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It's an unassuming looking thing – more or less what you'd expect from a budget system.
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"Bob was a man of unassuming manner that belied his vast accomplishments," the obituary states.
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The unassuming Cottrill wore an emerald-green jumpsuit, her hair piled into a messy bun.
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What we like most about the selection and customization process is how unassuming it is.
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The unassuming Wiesler sets up shop in Dreyman's attic and listens to his every word.
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It got its start only a decade before, in the unassuming Chinese city of Ningbo.
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The desserts I've come to value are unassuming, yet they slyly call you to attention.
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Mr. Powell has the calm and unassuming manner of a person confident in his abilities.
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The little cafe looks unassuming, but it was recently nominated for a James Beard Award.
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Indeed, her low profile and unassuming presence served the charismatic Mr. López Obrador's interests, too.
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Krzykowski, an unassuming woman with pale skin and blue eyes, was thirty at the time.
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"It was so unexpected, in part because of its location and unassuming design," he says.
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"There's all this jewel box secret wonderfulness hidden behind really industrial, unassuming facades," Albert says.
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By all accounts, Timothy Caughman, 66, was a benevolent man content with an unassuming life.
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With an unassuming style, he has received broad praise from elected officials and transit advocates.
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Havlicek showed an unassuming but unyielding consistency throughout a 16-season, Hall of Fame career.
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Before his arrest Mr. Yu spent most of his career as an unassuming commercial lawyer.
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It would be unassuming if it weren't taking up most of the white-walled gallery.
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She is unassuming and soft-spoken, but there's a steely magnetism under the "kind auntie" exterior.
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Even a small and unassuming state must carry out some public investment—in infrastructure, for example.
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Unassuming riders of the London Underground were treated to the ultimate Prince dance party on Sunday.
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In it, Dinklage introduces himself as Basil Pine, an unassuming employee of a company called Cortex.
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This unassuming canvas briefcase transforms into an instant porta potty in just a few short minutes.
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He uses every single thread of Beck's internet presence to trick unassuming Beck into a relationship.
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In 2001, an unassuming indie turned its eye toward this optimistic, dealmaking side of the festival.
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This unassuming little EP clocks in at just under ten minutes, but certainly packs a wallop.
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As the cherry on top, this glue is sandable, paintable, and has a low, unassuming odor.
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For all the grandiosity of its ancient Grecian name, the Draco is a fairly unassuming thing.
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The acessories are an experiential piece of art for an unassuming walk in the rainy day.
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It's humanizing, unassuming, and quietly vulnerable to be photographed in one's bathroom by one's own hand.
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Seoul Waffle Pizza is tucked away on the second floor of an unassuming Koreatown strip mall.
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Just yesterday Cool Pope Francis sent this unassuming Easter message to his millions of loyal followers.
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There are two small unassuming counters backed by neon lights for check-in and check-out.
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It was a well-mannered, unassuming sandwich of lightly breaded chicken, buttered bun, and two pickles.
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He was the most unassuming of the three; his ragged clothes hung from his scrawny body.
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"Star Wars" is a gargantuan franchise, and Mr. Johnson, 43, is a soft-spoken, unassuming man.
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Ms. Wilkes wants this presentation to feel unassuming, but at PS1, it can feel locked down.
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"I know who I am, isn't that enough?" says the unassuming shepherd, played by Shide Nyima.
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The Biggest Band in New Zealand has returned, and they're as small and unassuming as ever.
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A volunteer firefighter and former member of the Seaford board of education, Mr. Brooks is unassuming.
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Many of those unassuming properties have since been updated or enlarged, or replaced by new construction.
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He has the unassuming presence, belying an unflappable intelligence, of an operative posing as an accountant.
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This unassuming Georgian building on 19 Princelet Street has migration written into its bricks and mortar.
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Although this jacket may be unassuming in appearance, it's actually quite capable in terms of performance.
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They were strong, intricate, unassuming, feminine — less meant to hold women in than hold women up.
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Bundy capitalized on his handsome, unassuming appearance to lure women towards his (now- infamous) yellow VW beetle.
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Which is why the arrival of this unassuming spot devoted purely to pleasure feels like a relief.
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The second is the unassuming nature in both her demeanor and appearance as a mixed-martial-artist.
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Maple Glen, which is a suburb of Philadelphia is known for being a pretty unassuming, vanilla area.
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Thanks to its carbon-based material, it packs a big punch despite its unassuming weight and size.
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It's an unassuming building that contains the company's extraordinary hardware labs where Microsoft engineers create future devices.
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It's actually those tricks that are cheap to execute and gain a high return from unassuming customers.
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A quick trip from downtown San Francisco, the factory is in a low and unassuming concrete structure.
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That unexpected flash in an unassuming spot works overtime to give your face flattering depth and luminosity.
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This very thin, well-designed laptop doesn't try to wow you with its design — instead it's unassuming.
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Those unassuming seats are actually designed to absorb the energy of a crash and cushion the impact.
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"How'd you know it was me?" she asked, with an unassuming air that makes her instantly likeable.
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So when an unassuming star traversed near this black hole, it began to rip the star apart.
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This recipe from I Heart Eating manages to squeeze potatoes into an otherwise unassuming chocolate cake recipe.
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And it's warmed by an unassuming, conversational flow fitted to beats that favor naturalistic keyboards and percussion.
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WarGames is unique in that it hides its game-like elements beneath an unassuming live-action show.
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Mueller is a humble, unassuming person who possesses all the best elements of a leader and commander.
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With an unassuming and easygoing disposition outside the cage, he lives chaos and hell inside of it.
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It was on that unassuming dancefloor, however, that magic—and vital pieces of dance music history—happened.
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Small and relatively unassuming, the flower made of gold, diamonds, and agate attracted little attention at first.
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He retains a lot of Presley's original, too, from the brush-stroke drums to the unassuming bass.
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Stark and unassuming, this dramatic, southern-fried murder mystery will keep you guessing until the bitter end.
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She went from a quiet and unassuming survivor on the show's periphery to its most ruthless killer.
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They may add that Spacey is to blame for using his celebrity to entice an unassuming victim.
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It seems prescient to ask, then: how did four unassuming lads from Sheffield become so astronomically successful?
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An unassuming rear hatch for the most part, but you're quickly informed of this EV's nonpolluting pedigree.
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In the first movie, the Parrs were undercover, living a covert life in an unassuming suburban house.
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Paul Dano — his face unconventional, his demeanor unassuming — is often the most interesting actor in a scene.
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As revolutions go, this one got off to a quiet and unassuming start in the early 1970s.
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And there was this little unassuming building in the middle of all the containers — the Seafarers Centre.
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The unassuming sets, by Jean Haas, consist of gauze curtains, seven scattered chairs and some origami models.
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Enter Charles Isbell of Georgia Tech, a humble and unassuming star of inclusive and ethical computer science.
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As you might expect, they're somewhat basic and unassuming wireless earbuds that offer hands-free Alexa access.
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Unassuming dragonfish lurk in the twilight zone, more than 1,600 feet under the surface of the ocean.
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This unassuming bottle contains one of the best SPF moisturizers our skin has ever come in contact with.
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The winner was the unassuming but unjailed Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, the leader of the diminished opposition in parliament.
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This allows the lumbering, ungainly fish to hole up in the shadowy coral as unassuming prey comes near.
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On Tuesday, the duo posted a snapshot of a cute-but-unassuming black-based floral V-neck dress.
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Sierra looks like an unassuming server farm, but is actually a massive connected hive of 190,000 processing cores.
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Yet it's clean and unassuming — noteworthy given that it comes from the company that gave us Google Glass.
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Though unassuming in person, Wolfe was fearless in his attacks on orthodoxy and criticism of his fellow writers.
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This rather unassuming smart display features a seven-inch display and is tied in heavily with Amazon's services.
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After a while, this very caucasian, kinda unassuming guy came up to me and introduced himself as Carlos.
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He's patient, he's unassuming, he's a deadly shooter," the friend said, adding that he&aposs and "expert marksman.
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" The most improbable wins were summed up with an unassuming "That wasn't the way we drew it up.
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Like many of her photo series, Brain Beauty is shot with an unassuming pocket camera, the Ricoh GRll.
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He was relatively small and unassuming, so it was surprising that he managed to cause so much chaos.
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Dar at first seems good-natured and unassuming, but he reveals a darker side as the story progresses.
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But there was one neighborhood I found to be laid-back, charming, and beautiful: Monaco's unassuming historical quarter.
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Acoustic guitar picking and unassuming vocals turn into a confession of jealousy and an indictment of virtual life.
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Mr. Souza, unassuming and with a low, gravelly voice, is decades into a career spent in the background.
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Howard Hodgkin's unassuming diptych "Hello and Goodbye" (23–217) features two small wood panels joined side by side.
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This is when the story feels especially truthful, watching unassuming students look for the voice of the ocean.
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The unassuming tan building with green and burnt orange accents sits on a small hill before the jail.
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Smith weaves together handwritten notes and photographs in her unassuming zine — a small, bright blue, spiral-bound book.
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His house is so unassuming as to be indescribable, his studio not much more than a giant shed.
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The latter turned what looks like an unassuming boutique hotel from the outside into a real hidden gem.
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In conversation, Lloyd comes across as thoughtful and unassuming, with an animated humor that makes him fun company.
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It's a game that can deceive you with its simplistic look and unassuming first half-hour of gameplay.
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At the unassuming Ruen Pair, I dug into fiery plates of Isan sausage and garlic-bombed morning glory.
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I think if the table represents my work in any way, it's that it's resilient, sturdy and unassuming.
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But in an unassuming storefront in the shadow of the elevated train in Woodside, Queens, there is harmony.
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But the name has expanded into an intensely competitive alter ego for an otherwise shy and unassuming teenager.
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Ayr does not offer any tension-releasing catharsis, making his film efficiently disquieting in its own unassuming manner.
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One of the pieces, ARTISHARDT, an unassuming monochromatic abstract piece hanging by the men's bathroom, caught my eye.
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Everyone from long-bearded Central Casting Dungeon Masters to unassuming corporate types were represented in the classes I attended.
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It's a fairly unassuming tower that's meant to live in your bathroom but functions like a skin care Keurig.
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The best experience I've had has a driver during the festival was with this DJ who was so unassuming.
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"President Monson had all the hallmarks of an unassuming servant of the Lord," the church said in the statement.
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Though Nike is the Greek goddess of victory, she looks unassuming — and almost angelic — in her light, ethereal dress.
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It's a big, round hunk of unassuming black plastic on your wrist without much in the way of adornment.
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The winner was the unassuming but unjailed Ibrahim Mohamed Solih (pictured), the leader of the diminished opposition in parliament.
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"I like my car because it's very unassuming," Wahlberg told Ellen DeGeneres in 2015, referring to his Toyota Sienna.
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Nestled hundreds of pages into the proposed bill to fund the Department of Defense sits a small, unassuming section.
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These journals had an unassuming start in the late 1980s and '90s with a handful of obscure digital publications.
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Even with the limited colors, I still very much prefer Google's unassuming design to Amazon's hunks of black plastic.
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Nick, the lead vocalist for Nick and the Groove, walked on stage in an unassuming turquoise button-down shirt.
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The patent Devol came up with, under the unassuming name "programmed article transfer," was effectively the first robotic arm.
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He only needs one friend, and it's the most unassuming one in the game: a Rattata named The Legend.
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Jesse Plemons, who plays an unassuming megalomaniac in the episode, appeared as Todd Alquist alongside Paul in Breaking Bad.
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Yet apparently, in this unassuming "toy-shop-cum-dairy," one finds the best buffalo chaas (buttermilk) and lassi around.
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Nathan Fielder is a true entertainment treasure, his unbridled and unassuming genius continuing to amaze me season after season.
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"He was quiet, unassuming, but the guys knew, he was the boss when he came in," Commander Fink said.
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I walked past the unassuming entrance before I retraced my steps and forced myself to take a closer look.
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More interesting is a "Parsifal" (Challenge Classics) in which the conducting is unusually unassuming, serenely pious and quietly effective.
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The notion that such an unassuming figure could be caught in Mueller's net had some Trump aides on edge.
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She's petite, generally unassuming and for years had a reputation among reporters for refusing to talk in the Capitol.
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Inside you'll find an unassuming bar of dark wood with some of the best damn bartenders in the city.
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Basic doesn't have to be boring as June wraps, though, so don't judge a book by its unassuming cover.
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The self-titled début album by the U.K. rapper Manonmars is almost daringly casual, with a quiet, unassuming presence.
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It was both unassuming and immensely inviting, but it was the story of the cake that I loved most.
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You play as Quico, an unassuming youth whose unlikely best friend is a huge beast with razor-sharp teeth.
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But it's also a communal one because you can hear it in his melodies, each one unassuming and inspired.
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Skeletal, almost pigeon-toed in its awkwardness, it looks unassuming, but in 2006 its introduction was a design achievement.
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Grebenak's iconography was similarly unassuming — classic deadpan Pop — but was unusual in that it was drawn from public spaces.
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It helps to be polite, a little embarrassed, a little (and I really stress "little") funny, a little unassuming.
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The unassuming form factor should comfortably fit underneath most TVs and it'll do what most modern TV speakers can't.
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But as Mr. Reed struck up a conversation with him, he was taken by how unassuming the candidate was.
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It's fitting that The Circle, Netflix's unassuming new reality competition show, actually has two premises — one real, one fake.
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Throughout, Sharma adheres unwaveringly to Raymond Carver's dictum of "no tricks," telling his stories with bracingly direct, unassuming language.
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He was born in captivity, in Honolulu, and had spent his unassuming life oozing around his terrarium, consuming fungi.
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Kleis may appear quiet and unassuming, but his new Unapologetea/Forged Panoply tape released this September is anything but.
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Gosling and Cecily Strong returned to form as unassuming rednecks recounting blissful experiences of meeting beings from beyond the stars.
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As for Sandler, he is very convincing as an unassuming guy with no very great idea or opinion of himself.
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From an unassuming building hidden between the concrete canyons of midtown Manhattan, Ami Ronnberg enthusiastically catalogues the world's dream imagery.
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It's so unassuming and unobtrusive and natural because that's the camera we would have had out, just fucking around, anyway.
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This is the address Nicolas Ronceray provided us by email, but from the unassuming exterior, you'd never guess what's inside.
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A subtle and unassuming plant, the Night Blooming Cereus is an orchid cactus native to Central and Northern South America.
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The plain black cube is small and unassuming when placed on top of a media center next to a flatscreen.
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Its central character is Nora (Marie Leuenberger), a young and unassuming housewife whose friends and compatriots are demanding the vote.
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I heard stories like this all night, regardless of how shy or unassuming the person I was talking to seemed.
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QuitMormon is a pro bono service run by an unassuming T-shirt-and-jeans Utah immigration attorney named Mark Naugle.
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An unassuming moderate, he pushed through a 22003-year $10 billion transportation initiative and worked to clean up Chesapeake Bay.
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I would also consider buying a simpler pair of black headphones that are more unassuming and appropriate for all seasons.
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The cardboard box looked unassuming, but as soon as Cristin Kearns opened it, she knew she was onto something juicy.
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A few were unassuming threads on both the Slimgur community and on fatpeoplehate asked why Slimgur appeared to be down.
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Jen Cloher walks into Umberto, an unassuming espresso bar in Melbourne's inner north, and is immediately greeted by the staff.
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And finally, there's this hyperrealistic one with some frogs, which... unassuming as it may look, seems to, uh, kill Trump?
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The home where he still lives when in Davao is an unassuming two-story property behind a green metal gate.
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For many players, that will mean the thrill of finding a huge blast door hidden under an unassuming luxury hotel.
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Like all Richard Mille watches, the design has an unassuming name, the RM 27-03, yet it's a technical marvel.
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But UD isn't the first company to find inspiration in tagged brick walls and massive murals hidden down unassuming streets.
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But to my surprised delight, watching this movie feels like ASMR for the soul: slow, quiet, unassuming, and inexplicably calming.
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Keating's refinement period was an attempt to find his own hushed and unassuming voice in a world of exuberant maximalism.
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It's an unassuming spot in downtown Reykjavik that's been serving dogs to locals and visitors, including Bill Clinton, since 1937.
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Since she's such an unassuming presence, you can read her character as an argument that most people are basically good.
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"Chester was a very kind and very unassuming and very gentle soul, who had a really big heart," he began.
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The lobby is small and unassuming, filled with just a few velvet-backed chairs and a small check-in desk.
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But last week, the unassuming chairman could be spotted walking door-to-door in his district, just north of Houston.
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Inside an unassuming warehouse on the outskirts of Denver, 216 students are learning to saw, tile, drill, plaster and paint.
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The former Naval intelligence officer is an unassuming centrist with an unfortunate knack for narrowly missing out on national attention.
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And the artifact that untangles this convoluted history is an unassuming three-inch chunk of a hollowed-out pine tree.
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Unassuming and affable — until his Twitter account exploded with Hillary Clinton attacks this week — Mr. Pence knows how Washington works.
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But after Sasha falls out with her successful but emotionally distant fiancé, she finds herself drawn to Marcus's unassuming nature.
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Side-by-side with its original, the metallic half of each unassuming object pair looks like a twinkling prosthetic eye.
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Most of these costs are exceedingly avoidable — think spilled oil that becomes a hazard for an unassuming check-out attendant.
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Although they are unassuming upon first glance, the pencils are meant to draw onlookers deeper into the subject's hero's journey.
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It's easy to assume they also like to steal food from unassuming event tables, as is only good and right.
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In an unassuming building on West 20th Street, an elevator opens to a bright fifth floor humming with sewing machines.
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Since his inauspicious introduction, Willoughby has been portrayed as a capable, unassuming background character waiting for his moment to shine.
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Fixes The clinic is unassuming, in an office building just blocks from the revitalized downtown strip in Winter Garden, Fla.
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Those wordless phrases were unassuming, but any sense they were merely casual was soon swept away by her electronic manipulations.
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The sign for The Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is small, unassuming, and easy to miss when driving by.
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In an unassuming building at Naval Station North Island in Southern California there&aposs a veritable museum of naval aviation.
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After all, no standup comedian wants the constant interruption of a backseat participant, as any unassuming heckler will tell you.
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Mr. Charles is an unassuming man, dressed like the men he grew up around while summering on Newfoundland's Trinity Bay.
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Today, locals and tourists alike line up at Mustafa&aposs Gemuse Kebap, a small unassuming stall that opened in 2006.
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The vehicle was hardly modest, but it was unassuming compared to what was parked in the same spot last year.
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D.J. Mr. Fine Wine, shows up at Botanica, an unassuming bar on East Houston Street with a music-rich past.
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It has sort of become my signature, and it also projects a certain unassuming, "I woke up like this" confidence.
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There are just days that show up on the calendar as an unassuming weekday and then change everything about your life.
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But when expectations of short-term volatility get this low, stocks can become susceptible to little windstorms started by unassuming butterflies.
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From the outside, the unassuming home looms over a barren, 20-acre lot on the Idlewild Ranch in Apache County, Arizona.
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Seemingly unassuming, these pieces are rife with the anger of a people who have not forgotten the harm done to them.
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Google's revealing a wide product portfolio today, but the Chromecast Ultra might be the most unassuming sleeper hit of the bunch.
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As humble and unassuming as he is, he is perhaps the most beloved figure in Los Angeles' quickly growing food community.
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On the surface, Excel seems like an unassuming — and if we're being honest, boring — place to dump a bunch of data.
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" PEOPLE was unable to independently reach the Facebook page creator, who was identified by WTVD as "an unassuming Nash County wife.
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But among his deputies, he's unassuming and seems low-maintenance—obviously the boss, but not making a big deal about it.
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Creative star power still ranks high for a brand's currency, but the consistently unassuming Smilovic never really cared much about that.
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Tim is conscious of the fact that, as an unassuming white delivery guy, he doesn't have much to fear from cops.
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But this unassuming device holds within it a bona fide revolution—at least, according to the medical doctor behind its design.
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The unassuming judge has become the great martyr of scuttled nominations, prodding Democrats to forge ahead with their own righteous obstructionism.
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Those two unassuming words lead to one of the most heartbreaking, and hard-to-stomach murders connected to the Catholic Church.
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For all of his considerable success, Sidney Crosby is as unassuming a superstar as there is in any major professional sport.
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There was a lot going on, but Jones' quiet, unassuming film was easily the best science fiction film of the year.
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If the body is a wonderland, then the armpits are a very quiet, very unassuming neighborhood on the outskirts of town.
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What I like best about the Mack Weldon 37.5 Oxford is that despite its performance, it's very unassuming in its appearance.
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Short and unassuming, with a wide, toothy smile, Turner manages effortlessly to be both calming and commanding at the same time.
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Held at an unassuming wine bar on the Eastside, I marveled at the fact that there were no women in attendance.
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Inside an unassuming brick building in the windswept seaside town of West Jutland, Denmark, lies the beating heart of the internet.
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Goofy-looking and unassuming in knitted sweaters and schoolboy haircuts, the Undertones demurred when it came to the rowdy punk lifestyle.
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When my husband and I visited on a blustery weeknight last month, the unassuming brick building was humming with eager diners.
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From a distance, the Segerstrom lima bean farm in Costa Mesa, California looks as unassuming as its owners, Ted and Rae.
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Dewy Glass Tree, $22Contemporary and unassuming, this glittery glass tree adds a festive touch to any surface without being too loud.
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I headed to Kruger Street for a meal at Sharp Braai, an unassuming street-side spot with a couple of tables.
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The unassuming Henan-style noodle restaurant Spicy Village is a consistent gem, with excellent dumplings and noodles in richly spiced broths.
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Housed in a rather unassuming space, this efficient and friendly vegan cafe impresses with its fresh wraps, bowls, burgers and desserts.
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Allen is as unassuming as a 6-foot-11 player with a signature mushroom cloud of an Afro can possibly be.
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Watch: Roxann Dawson's faith-based film, "Breakthrough," tells the story of a miraculous ordeal with an unassuming simplicity, our critic writes.
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Behind an unassuming middle-class house in the quiet midtown neighborhood of Woodbrook, lies a multifaceted arts center named Alice Yard.
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Denise Myers, 58, a retired schoolteacher, lived next door to the Hunters, and she described them as a friendly, unassuming family.
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Prosecutors sought to portray Mr. Hernandez, 55, as someone whose unassuming demeanor in court belied a fierce temper and mercurial nature.
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Juan lives in a small, unassuming house with his soft-spoken but confident partner, Teresa (played by the singer Janelle Monáe).
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Though Kick Axe is situated on a fairly unassuming street, it's hard to miss the large statue of a bull outside.
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The packaging for the tenders was unassuming — no unique branding or anything that would indicate this was a special menu item.
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A short walk from Tempelhof Field in Neukölln, this tiny and unassuming bakery boasts a wonderful older Danish "backmeister" (baking master).
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When it did, I tore through the customs paperwork, ripped open the box, and found two unassuming teal blue tubes inside.
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The unassuming chocolate-chip banana cake, in particular, flavored with molasses and spices, was outstanding — caramel-flavored, aromatic and happily damp.
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A.O. Scott wrote that while the film has an unassuming ethos, it "reveals itself as a powerful, complex and radical work."
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is perhaps no genre in painting today more unassuming than the floral still life.
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In the video, an unassuming father figure picks up a guitar and Glover begins to dance before he destroys that moment.
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It's unassuming from the outside, with just the two patties and some cheese and lettuce sticking out of the humble bun.
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Carol Hetherington, newly widowed, lives an unassuming life in a quiet neighborhood — until she makes a macabre discovery in her neighbor's garden.
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The company has come under fire in recent months for highlighting conspiracy theories and politically-motivated attack ads alongside otherwise unassuming content.
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If a couple of cows were hypothetically fed a controlled substance, could that dead cow conceivably get some unassuming supermarket shopper high?
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Without it, a 60-pound bag of heroin might fly over, and hit an unassuming passerby on the head, striking them dead.
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While the app does in fact send texts to potentially unassuming recipients, they are hardly as nefarious as the viral tweet suggests.
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According to the press release, the list was compiled based on "unassuming" restaurants with five-star ratings and hundreds of rave reviews.
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Afterward, he collected his money and slipped back into his quiet, unassuming life, taking his children to Disneyland and on other adventures.
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One was created for a "Stoic Traditionalist" who values time in isolation, is unadventurous and tends to be unassuming in their disposition.
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During a recent panel, dermatologist Anjali Mahto made the case for the unassuming ingredient as part of a consistent skin-care routine.
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In 2009 Politico wrote about the reclusive billionaire's (Forbes estimates he is worth $12.1 billion) unassuming but vast influence within political circles.
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A brilliant yet unassuming Chicagoan who favored silk bowties, he was as genial and generous as he was prolific and long-serving.
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Embracing the ability to strike down on an unassuming prey all started with his grandmother, Golden Grams, and his uncle, Steve Berry.
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Inside that unassuming exterior is a crazily fluctuating quantum light field — the quickest and most reliable true random number generator ever made.
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Kawhi Leonard is arguably the second best player in the world, and an unassuming heir to LeBron James' throne atop the NBA.
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Shit normal people post under unassuming circumstances might wind up featured on a new media site right next to more traditional stories.
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In between the cinematic titans of Marvel's Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, the nation's box office champion has been comparatively unassuming.
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The New York Reality TV School is a series of classes taught by Robert Galinsky out of an unassuming storefront in Manhattan.
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Aisha's coach on O.F.C., Mulki Nur, was quiet and unassuming, but her loose, muted jilbab couldn't hide her height and strong build.
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Three days earlier, Kyrgios had crashed in the second round, after being up two sets to love against the unassuming Andreas Seppi.
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The Air Force Special Weapons Center delivered a preliminary plan in November of 1961 under the entirely unassuming name of Operation FISHBOWL.
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Government Island, Virginia (CNN)About an hour's drive from Washington, a quiet, suburban neighborhood gives way to an unassuming gravel parking lot.
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The restaurant Saburi has been an unassuming presence on a quiet street in the Manhattan neighborhood of Kips Bay for 10 years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This Woman's Work, by cartoonist Julie Delporte and published by Drawn & Quarterly, seems unassuming at first.
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It's an unassuming website, with a graphic of a burning candle that looks like it dates back to the group's founding year.
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Today, the entrance to the tunnel is marked by an unassuming red shed off of Steese Highway, and access is tightly controlled.
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Voted as the best Thai restaurant in Houston in 2017, Thai Gourmet is located in an unassuming building off of Richmond Avenue.
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But the glossy magazine company has long been synonymous with its unassuming leader, Samuel I. Newhouse Jr., who became chairman in 1975.
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He was a quiet, unassuming champion, a character of a type that has seemingly vanished in the modern era of sports celebrity.
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She prefers to travel alone so she can burrow her way into the local culture in her own reserved and unassuming way.
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"Tall" is a compact history of the American skyscraper, an unassuming (though hardly unambitious) examination of a grand, at times grandiose, subject.
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Hiatt still writes, as evidenced by his latest release, "The Eclipse Sessions," a collection of timeless tunes that show his unassuming mastery.
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Unassuming from the outside, the eel shop we visited sits across the street from a betting parlor and a humble tandoori joint.
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This 40-year-old unassuming Italian spot is a favorite of former Speaker John A. Boehner, who was here on Thursday night.
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Endangered Spaces Located on an unassuming block in Brooklyn, one of the last black-owned gay nightclubs in the city has closed.
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Atop the trailer sits a Subaru Impreza — once an unassuming commuter car that after hundreds of hours of labor has been transformed.
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Rifkind sees the worldly yet unassuming Viertel as at once an extraordinary character and a telling representative of something larger than herself.
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Our destination, an unassuming brick Methodist church, was down the road from a nail salon and the El San Jose Mexican restaurant.
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The catch — and also the point — is that these unassuming people are played by two extraordinary actors: Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville.
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Little Olive can be a little difficult to find in its unassuming location — a parking lot next to the town tennis courts.
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Mediheal, Korea's #2017 sheet mask brand, also dropped in the U.S. this summer; its products are denoted by an unassuming I.V. logo.
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It is visually striking to see an unassuming person suddenly produce and swing a blindingly bright sparking laser sword 26/22018 pic.twitter.
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For what his unassuming bearing does not reveal is that he is no stranger to the corridors of power in the church.
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In person, he is confident but unassuming, and he is partial to a black baseball cap, worn backward, which underscores his youth.
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Set at the end of a pockmarked road that threads between unassuming two-story homes, the tower looms over the wooded hillside.
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"That's just like where the Sunfish went in," he says, pointing up to an unassuming circular opening in the wall of the vessel.
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On January 16, a new course launched on the online learning platform Coursera with an unassuming name: The Google IT Support Professional Certificate.
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How could you have known the coffee cart, with its unassuming purpose and cute hooks for mugs, would take its place so soon?
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These mostly average, easy-to-ignore things become exceptionally enticing, with a strange, magnetic pull, even something as unassuming as a lumpy cauliflower.
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Stacks of papers, fat pens and endless books surround the artist, a pale figure with large glasses who sits, unassuming, in the centre.
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That Baphomet monument is stored in an unassuming shed outside, available for viewing only via purchase of a ticket at the gift shop.
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Despite their unassuming size, these toads are known for ravaging local biodiversity due to their insatiable appetites and highly effective toxic defense system.
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The unspoken rule in the search for authenticity: The more unassuming the exterior, the more likely we will find an edible jackpot inside.
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The result was crunchy, grungy, and more pro sounding than what you would expect from such a tiny and unassuming piece of gear.
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Samsung has unveiled the world's largest solid state drive — an unassuming-looking bit of kit that boasts a whopping 216.36 terabytes of storage.
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Under the direction of the unassuming Mr. Napoleone, Pitti Uomo has stolen a march on other fashion capitals as an incubator of style.
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But Marple plays this underestimation to her advantage—presenting herself as a "gossiping old lady" while secretly collecting valuable clues from unassuming suspects.
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The single served a weird and unassuming introduction to a band that would remain bafflingly affecting through the next decade and a half.
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From there, it's a five minute walk to the stone-enclosed pool and a small, unassuming cabin that serves as a changing facility.
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In an unassuming former blacksmith's forge located on the east side of midtown Manhattan, the world's largest collection of motion-image holograms awaits.
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Still, there are dangers to the job, even for an unassuming white guy delivering marijuana in some of the city's more bougie neighborhoods.
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Photo by Hayley Hruska Mississauga, Ontario is such an unassuming suburb that you'd never expect something like Other Families to come from it.
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At the beginning of each chapter, Link is an unassuming child who, in Luke Skywalker fashion, is a slight outcast in his community.
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He is unassuming and low-key despite once being at the center of a bitter international custody battle involving two Cold War enemies.
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WHEN a small, unassuming film ambles into international festivals from an unlikely location—especially one marked by bucolic poverty—the jaded cinemagoer pauses.
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"You get goose bumps when you read about the First Folio, but it's sort of unassuming when you see it," Ms. Martin said.
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No, this wasn't a '90s-style rave; this was the normally unassuming lounge at Top Cigars, a cigar shop in Miami's Little Havana.
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Hidden behind an unassuming door, I discovered a polished lobby filled with plants, mismatched chairs, white-washed brick walls, and shiny tiled floors.
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The least expensive coffin is just over $1,000, but Woodward's most popular model is an unassuming $21940,250 model built from 259-gauge steel.
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Leave it to overrated jock Oliver Stone to turn a story about an unassuming nerd into some sort of cyber-Rambo spy thriller.
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A few minute's drive from a one-train-village and Russell and I are stood in a small, unassuming field somewhere in Hampshire.
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As unassuming as a stick planted along the shoreline, los precarios are plotted into landscapes where wind or water will wash them away.
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More to do nearby: All the best places on Buford Highway are tucked into unassuming strip malls, and Pho 24 is no different.
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In other words, Miitomo could be the unassuming, easy-to-use service Nintendo needs to lure in new audiences before the NX's release.
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Nestled on the top floor in between university classrooms and engineering laboratories, the epicentre of ANUC's space initiative is a small, unassuming room.
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The way Berthot integrates such unassuming geometric forms into a miasmic, monochromatic or polychromatic picture plane lends a special charge to each work.
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Like him, it is a fairly unassuming looking thing; it looks like a biscuit and is made from almond paste, fruit, and honey.
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Where Lemieux was all brute force, puck skills, and speed, Gretzky was almost unassuming with a slight frame and an odd skating stride.
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Still, for decades Canadian whisky has been stereotyped the same way Canada has been: as unassuming, a bit bland and averse to change.
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Restaurant Tabu might seem unassuming from the outside, but in its modern interior, I had one of the best meals of my trip.
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Mr. Schulz, as unassuming a man as he was, was a veritable godhead, revered in those divided times by Americans of all stripes.
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This unassuming little work implies that an unintentional vernacular surrealism, by means of which the familiar is made strange, fuels D'Alvia's larger project.
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She often uses short, unadorned statements, but uses them to portray a seemingly unassuming speaker whose complexity is revealed through deft line breaks.
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But, while their bylines are unassuming, their work as researchers at The Times often forms the building blocks for the paper's biggest stories.
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For a home with an unassuming facade, the architect Guillermo Santomà has ignored spatial logic in favor of color, light and cultivated chaos.
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Heed the call to an amazing breakfast at Wildroot Café and Market, tucked behind an unassuming facade and decorated with bright green furniture.
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A beloved teacher with no interest in cultivating acolytes, the gentle, unassuming Goff taught students to find and shepherd their own creative instincts.
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Serious food in a casual setting isn't new to Sydney, but these chefs have brought things down to an even more unassuming pitch.
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Behind an unassuming brick storefront is a bower of a dining room, under a trellis of leaves, with grapes hanging out of reach.
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On a recent Tuesday, one patron was about to call an Uber when the coconut tapioca pudding arrived, unassuming in a lowball glass.
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That makes community rating the unassuming but powerful little cousin of the law's ban on denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Durable and unflappable, he also had an unassuming, workmanlike demeanor that played well during a lengthy career in the country's largest media market.
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Tucked behind an unassuming green door up a narrow staircase in Alphabet City is a carefully constructed refuge that takes its cocktails seriously.
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We were skygazers in the night sky, tracing Earth's curved path around the sun, our warming planet unassuming and little in mid-August.
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"He was outgoing but also very tender and unassuming," Wes Butler, the director of family and children's ministries at Watermark, told the Post.
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The unassuming little thermos provides everything you need on a rainy day (with the notable exceptions of a good book and a velvet couch).
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"Seek to understand the existing culture, talking with those who have been at the organization longer and asking lots of unassuming questions," she added.
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The exhibition overall is unassuming — it is certainly not the most polished, with frameless drawings and photographs attached to the wall with magnetic clips.
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At the bottom, she lifted the latch on the little unassuming door and passed through, shutting it behind her as softly as she could.
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"He's unassuming," Ms. Warren said in an interview, recalling Mr. Cordray's habit of wandering his office without shoes when pressed for a humanizing detail.
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Unassuming but ambitious, Evans wealth gives him status and a gold class pass to every elite party he wasn't invited to at high school.
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Beyond the house, just past the fountain and palm trees... ...steps away from the outdoor swimming pool... ...there's what looks like an unassuming structure.
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Don't be dissuaded by the restaurant's unassuming exterior, dominated by a TV in the window that beams images of Uzbek food to passers-by.
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He was a scrawny, dark-skinned, unassuming, geeky kid who didn't fit in, couldn't get the girl he wanted, and generally lacked self confidence.
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After all, Brooklyn is so totally the new Sherwood Forest and some unassuming IHOP owner just found himself cast as the Sheriff of Nottingham.
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And it would undoubtedly clash with the rest of Rogers's all-American style, from his appropriately cut hair to his well-fitting, unassuming wardrobe.
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He's a much less abrasive presence on the show and in public, coming off as unassuming and affable, if not overly warm and friendly.
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Barker greets us, softspoken and exceptionally polite; in a beard and black down jacket, he's entirely unassuming, save for silver caps on his incisors.
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Arrival is an optimistic movie that picks a brainy Amy Adams as an unassuming exemplar of what is good and possible for human beings.
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The anti-autocaps movement has been quietly on the rise for years now, and its unassuming members have a lot to say about it.
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Packed into an unassuming building, nestled between a community theater and an art gallery, I spent a quiet afternoon watching families explore the past.
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" When asked whether having Naysa, who is from Frisco, and other friends at the national finals helped, the unassuming Karthik said: "Yeah, I guess.
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He favors reflective moments over splashy ones, unassuming ones over Instagrammable ones, slyly poking the occasional hole in the polished sheen of celebrity culture.
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He selected as his model Brent Scowcroft—the diminutive, unassuming, supremely capable national-security adviser to both Gerald Ford and George H. W. Bush.
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McLean, who is best known for helping lead former President Obama's Illinois Senate bid before he became president, also praised Bush's unassuming political prowess.
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The book has several unassuming heroes: a young widow and a resourceful sociologist in Kathmandu, and legislators and tireless pro-bono lawyers in Washington.
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It's small and cozy, in gentle cream and yellow tones, with a white-tablecloth formality that's slightly confusing for such an unassuming downtown spot.
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When he spoke, it was clear Mr. Lacy took pride in Meredith's unassuming corporate culture, so far removed from the New York magazine scene.
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In a city filled with excellent watering holes, one of the most impressive newcomers is Himmeriget, an unassuming bar in a former butcher shop.
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I'd already decided that I should begin my gun career with something modest, and this stubby little thing had an unassuming look to it.
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It's unassuming, affordable and the khachapuri comes in four serving sizes — including the "Titanic" if you're rolling with a particularly hungry group of friends.
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When she travels, she takes public transportation or walks and, rather than looking to guidebooks for restaurants, she finds unassuming places where locals gather.
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From the front, this unassuming restaurant suggests a cafeteria, but at the back are cushions for lolling, essential after the stupor of a meal.
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He's an Israeli of the old school: confident, to-the-point, unassuming — a man who tries, but doesn't quite succeed, in hiding his warmth.
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Alone in the teeming metropolis of Hong Kong, Nga-Yee is a quiet, unassuming librarian, driven by grief to investigate her little sister's suicide.
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The dining room is unassuming, décor secondary to food, with walls a bland salmon pink and tables studiously cloaked in white with black overlays.
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Yet Endo, an unassuming woman, would never seek the spotlight, and by the time of the ruling she had never set foot in court.
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It&aposs one of the newest five-star luxury hotels in the city, surrounded by unassuming modern high-rise buildings along the Pinheiros River.
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From an unassuming townhouse in the Irish capital, Ms. Dixon, the country's data protection commissioner, leads an agency that was once a bureaucratic backwater.
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Edgar Matobato, an unassuming man with a mop of salt-and-pepper hair, claimed to have been a member of the Davao Death Squad.
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An unassuming player who has rarely sought the spotlight, Dellacqua stepped into the center of a controversy in the days before the French Open.
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Despite the intensity of many of her chosen roles, from hired killers (AMC's "Preacher") to accidental ones ("Hamlet"), Negga is remarkably unassuming in person.
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"Not in our wildest dreams," said Mr. Skillman, a slightly built 36-year-old with a neatly trimmed beard and a modest, unassuming manner.
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Book The Beekman Hotel starting at $262 per nightBehind a historic, yet unassuming facade, The Beekman Hotel is a jewel hiding in plain sight.
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And it was the unassuming little deadnettle that stood out the most: its first flowering had been pushed back by a whopping 55 days.
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Mr. Barrow, by contrast, is an unassuming real estate agent who fell into the candidate's position after Mr. Jammeh jailed other opposition party members.
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Once home to a coffee roaster, the unassuming building still smells of coffee beans, but is filled with computers and has a new kitchen.
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This unassuming empathy — the refusal of the filmmakers to stamp their subjects with otherness — makes the losses the characters endure all the more devastating.
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You take the role of an unassuming man who seems to be enjoying his night alone, when suddenly a knock appears at your door.
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The two companies even share a small, unassuming office building three blocks from the European Commission, where Google occupies three floors and Huawei one.
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That being said, the most recent viral sensation taking place in Dr. Sandra Lee's L.A. office might be even more alarming to an unassuming passerby.
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Where the Fitbit Ionic fell flat on its face from a design perspective, the Versa attempts to rectify with a more staid and unassuming look.
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Puertolas is an aloof but unassuming Spaniard who stands about 5′22014″, with a tuft of gray in his bangs and a rough chinstrap beard.
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Book The Beekman Hotel starting at $262 per nightBehind a historic, yet unassuming facade, The Beekman Hotel is a boutique jewel hiding in plain sight.
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The buttons seamlessly integrate into a home, at least if you find a massive button unassuming, and there's no learning curve associated with using them.
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Amy Adams is perfect as the unassuming and brilliant linguist who holds the key to humanity's continued existence, and Jeremy Renner is fine at whatever.
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" Shelton also gushed about his "most normal, unassuming, just Catholic girl from Anaheim," saying that down-to-earth woman is the "Gwen that I know.
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These New Yorkers made landmarks out of unassuming places like Larry Kramer's apartment, Pier 210 and a subway bench turned graffiti canvas in the Bronx.
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Let's face it, a robbery of this scale would never have been pulled off without the privilege of unassuming inconspicuousness that comes with white womanhood.
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The bunker at Kelvedon Hatch is entered though an unassuming farm cottage, which is really just a steel and concrete-reinforced shell of a house.
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It has a cute, unassuming appearance that is instantly recognizable as a camera, or at least an icon of a camera app on your phone.
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The magnetic base itself is fairly unassuming, however, and the display component snaps in with a satisfying click to let you know it's properly attached.
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In 2017, the malware NotPetya spread from the servers of an unassuming Ukrainian software firm to some of the largest businesses worldwide, paralyzing their operations.
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The unassuming red-bricked shop doesn't draw too much attention to itself—the sign on the door is small, and black foil covers the windows.
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Out of the subway, walking through Philly's Fishtown neighborhood, I pass by his unassuming 300-square-foot restaurant and hang a left on Shackamaxon Street.
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The most unassuming dish, a bowl of Rancho Gordo beans—tender and saline in a mussel broth with a basil pistou—is a sleeper hit.
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The unassuming plug-in promised a peculiar sort of magic, souping up the sound quality of existing audio hardware with the press of a button.
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Modest and unassuming, Jones said little after the game to suggest that he had done exceptional work in perhaps the biggest game of his life.
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An unassuming candour that is native to the American Midwest, argues Ms Whitehead, a quality that disarms readers and forces them to confront eternal questions.
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The topic of Wolf's latest book then, seemed unassuming in a way her previous screeds had not, with the shiny aura of scholarship surrounding it.
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But its gravity and intelligence — the unassuming authority of Mr. Renier's performance and the sly self-confidence of Mr. Cogitore's direction — make it something more.
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Ruppert is an unassuming man, gregarious but soft-spoken, a blue-jeans-and-ball-cap guy who earns respect with his precise attention to detail.
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Across from a glass-goods warehouse on an unassuming, windswept Bushwick block, the Narrows has glossy rewards for the determined seeker of a good drink.
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Despite the many big names on the prelims, this main card void was filled by an unassuming flyweight bout between Fredy Serrano and Ryan Benoit.
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It's almost too bright and conspicuous for a bar in Shinjuku 2 Chome, where other spots tend to be dark, unassuming holes-in-the-wall.
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The office is tucked away in an unassuming industrial area of Burlingame, California, in a building that reminds me of some '60s-style government structure.
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I ask Gil what all this means means to him—that because of his son, his unassuming Wisconsin town becomes a cultural and creative flashpoint.
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Frame & Canvas looked unassuming on its face, but the record showed the most marked evolution of what emo would become just a few years later.
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But Wildflower's excursions into straight hip-hop fall flat, serving as disruptions on an album that mostly and successfully coasts on a pleasing, unassuming wavelength.
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These are all components of a pretty common formula; the spooky rural horror story, the metaphor for every shaded secret an unassuming community can keep.
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Neighborhood Joint Despite the unassuming exterior of Salon G, a barbershop on Sullivan Street in the Village, you could write a dissertation about the place.
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Their two-story home sits just off the island's longest highway, nestled in an unassuming neighborhood where dog barks and chicken clucks fill the air.
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Should he claim another emphatic victory, expect a lot of people to catch on to the buzz that is building around this unassuming South Korean.
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Anchoring a flat landscape of factories and farms north of Detroit and Flint, this small, unassuming city is perhaps best known for being Madonna's hometown.
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In particular, it likes brutalism—that style denoted by blocky concrete and hard angles, the format still used by government buildings and unassuming offices everywhere.
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He is a quiet, unassuming young man, but his smile is broad when he talks about his country or shares the honey from his apiary.
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In contrast to the colorful, power-mad personalities we've come to expect from comic book movies, Zemo is a quiet, unassuming man driven by grief.
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He was older than me, clean-cut and hot, an improbably nice star of local high school musicals who was known to date unassuming women.
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Clarence Leo Fender was a perpetually rumpled, unassuming, self-taught radio repairman, an intuitive engineer and non-musician who decided to build guitars and amplifiers.
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One of the workhorses of Clarke County Hospital, a 25-bed facility in rural Osceola, Iowa, is an unassuming product known as a Mini-Bag.
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He often prayed at a mosque in an unassuming brownstone in the Kensington section of the borough, where a few thousand of his countrymen reside.
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With his long-breathed croon floating over unassuming low-fi production, he sang about circumscribed but smartphone-connected lives, misfiring romances and looming life choices.
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But in summary: Hubble scientists pointed the space telescope at a tiny, unassuming spot in the night sky where there were no known celestial objects.
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RATING: 4 SVENS Sometimes the greatest motion pictures are not the ones that arrive with a bang, but rather the quiet, unassuming works of human reality.
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Natalie Zangan, who took her children to the Encino-Tarzana Branch Library near Los Angeles last week, said the unassuming trip turned into a traumatic experience.
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Much like Osama bin Laden, Baghdadi had to give up various perks of leadership, and moved about in unassuming vehicles so as not to draw attention.
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In person, Shear cuts an unassuming figure; that day in the lounge, he wore a black Twitch Staff badge just like the rest of his employees.
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Yes, it's still 13 inches wide so the space will need to be big enough, but it'll be sleek and unassuming once you get it installed.
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And, as ever, the band's seemingly unassuming lo-fi major chords back it all up with enough of a careful grin to drag the viewer in.
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Tucked away in a corner at Logan Arcade in Chicago is a slightly beat-up, fairly unassuming arcade cabinet with a strange name: Ice Cold Beer.
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Shula, with a deep tan and a quiet voice, is happy to chat but is unassuming to the point that he seems surprised to be recognized.
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When today's trend blows over, when the porcelain plates break and the soaps disappear down the drain, we'll still have the unassuming terrazzo under our feet.
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But as Clinton vetted the senator and other top contenders in recent weeks, the quiet life of an unassuming politician often dubbed "vanilla" was hardly that.
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After all, the show centers around Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), a sociopathic, murderous bookstore manager who stalks and seduces Beck (Elizabeth Lail), an unassuming MFA student.
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Its black housing is unassuming, albeit a little mundane — a welcome trait for a security camera you want to draw as little attention to as possible.
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Manila, Philippines (CNN)In an unassuming Quezon City neighborhood, across from a municipal library and around the corner from a police station stands the local jail.
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Rohan, played by Josh Quong Tart, is the conservatively-dressed maniac of the film, an unassuming psychopath that is very much a legacy of horror films.
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The unassuming park (aside from the open-air concrete pavilion, it appears architecturally and topographically boring) is one of T.Y.E.'s three Oak Cliff must-see's.
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Currently, when you walk into The Berrics through its unassuming front door and down a short hallway you come right into the high-ceilinged park itself.
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At a certain point during my meeting with Tobii, I decide that the unassuming Swedish eye tracking company has some of the creepiest tech at CES.
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Surprisingly Chinko's personnel also includes Hervé Ngambo, a short, unassuming man in his late 30s who, from the age of 15, worked as an elephant poacher.
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For all the tales of Howe's on-ice toughness — the elbows, the hard checks — it was his unassuming kindness off the ice that so many recalled.
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But I know Nauman to be, besides one of the most unassuming and courteous men I've ever met, a stickler in things that matter to him.
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They call the space Magazzino, which means warehouse in Italian, an unassuming designation that intentionally avoids any association with museums, institutions, art galleries or commercial enterprises.
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While the exterior is entirely unassuming, the Amazon listing shows an interior with sleek wooden floors that could make you forget you're inside a shipping container.
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It's cooled off, albeit only slightly, by the time I sit at an outdoor table with an unassuming Finnish couple named Janne and Katri from Finland.
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About five miles from Denver's dispensary district, otherwise known as the Green Mile, sits a small, unassuming building on the western bank of the Platte River.
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Bzdelik is not even six feet tall, with unassuming gravitas and a sincere dedication to making sure everything that comes out of his mouth is understood.
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I witnessed the power that day of queer people deeply needing to be heard and seen, and suddenly an unassuming teenager was giving them that visibility.
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But the sweet burn as Robert appreciates Agnes in her unassuming glory, and encourages her to truly look at herself, is worth the price of admission.
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"He sat in that chair and wrote at least two of the songs," said Mr. Tottis, pointing to an unassuming reproduction piece with a striped slipcover.
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And less than a week later, the young Americans were signing contracts to begin their professional careers in this unassuming town nearly 6,000 miles from home.
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A luckless figure with a quiet voice and an unassuming manner, Mr. Galvan was the first witness who could be described as a minor worker bee.
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LA MACARENA, Colombia — Ángela Díaz stood on a rock ledge above a creek called Caño Piedras and pointed out an unassuming olive-colored plant growing below.
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The star of my Syracuse eating tour, though, lay behind an unassuming orange awning in the Ortigia street market on the north end of the island.
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Those who enter the unassuming brick-and-limestone sanctuary on West 73rd Street find a place for fund-raisers, activism and developing ties to a neighborhood.
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The "Smash Burger" at this unassuming, funky cafe won "best burger in the nation" by Thrillist in 2015, and it's also been featured on Travel Channel.
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An unassuming yet charming red brick building that once served as the President Street train station stands at the entrance to Baltimore's swank Harbor East development.
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Ms. Bloom joins the ranks of unassuming and magnanimous millionaires next door, who have died with fortunes far larger than their lifestyles ever would have suggested.
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The unassuming jianbing, an eggy street-food snack from China that resembles a French crepe, is increasingly trendy abroad — a symbol of Beijing's growing soft power.
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Encountering a pair of creatures from the netherworld sounds like a disturbing event, but in Hansen Oldham's unassuming delivery, it seems like a perfectly natural occurrence.
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Last fall, the dealership also got a visit from Peter Saddington, a seemingly unassuming 35-year-old coder who is neither a rapper nor a celebrity.
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He followed the pilgrimage trail of a Democrat in a rural state—craft brewery to solar array, craft brewery to solar array—in an unassuming way.
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This genial, unassuming London-born designer consistently marries imaginative artistry with commercial nous with his utilitarian work wear, largely rooted around ideas of timeless, nomadic men.
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But while consumers have been worrying about tainted comestibles, an unassuming category of culinary ingredients has been posing an equally grave threat: fake seasonings and sauces.
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Doom' is warning investors that the U.S. stock market is vulnerable to a seismic sell-off—one that could start any time in a very unassuming way.
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This unassuming house in Bisbee, Arizona, looks just like any other run of the mill Airbnb home you might rent, but it has a secret: it's haunted.
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A couple weeks ago, during an unassuming antitrust conference at Oxford University, a German bureaucrat uttered a few words that should send a chill through Silicon Valley.
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As it is, the Oneware already looks like it's come straight out of an Ikea catalogue, with its clean lines and unassuming grey and white coloured design.
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The unassuming tracker has sold well for the company, with the Charge 2 accounting for 1503 million of the total 35 million the Charge line has sold.
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What it wants to do mostly is give us another Wahlberg hero — another unassuming white guy who reveals himself in the worst of moments to be exceptional.
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The box is completely unassuming, easy to miss whether you're walking around the Samsung booth looking for it, or have it set up in your home theater.
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That limited sample offered a hint that Ms Stephens, despite her unassuming ranking of 83rd in the world, would be a threat at the year's final major.
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He was so nice and unassuming, in fact, that we all looked the other way on a number of things we should have been more suspicious about.
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Metro Manila, Philippines (CNN)In an unassuming Quezon City neighborhood, across from a municipal library and around the corner from a police station stands the local jail.
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Djibouti (CNN)A dirt track at Djibouti's Doraleh Port leads to a series of unassuming single-story buildings that, earlier this year, hosted the world's two superpowers.
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Shakespeare and Company has become synonymous with those supposed halcyon days, a place where the greatest writers of the 20th century could come together in unassuming comfort.
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Almost hidden in all these documents is also a scan of the original World Wide Web proposal with the unassuming note "Vague but exciting…" scrawled on top.
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Like the line of scented candles and range of personal fragrances that came before it, Maison Louis Marie's just-launched handbag collection is unassuming and meticulously crafted.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Easey Commercial Building is an unassuming mid-rise office tower on Hennessy Road, an artery that runs through Hong Kong's busy Wan Chai district.
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He was slight and unassuming with a bushy mop of dark hair and deep circles under his eyes hinting at the alcoholic dissipation of a poète maudit.
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Now, click on an unassuming arrow in the chat window, and you'll throw open a junk drawer of digital tchotchkes scavenged from web properties new and old.
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One example, given landmark protection last year, is the Stonewall Inn, an otherwise unassuming Greenwich Village bar that has become a monument to the gay rights movement.
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Last Friday (January 29), I found myself standing on an unassuming street in Bushwick, staring up at a warehouse that has become the new House of Yes.
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Vega, who made history earlier this year when she became the first openly trans person to present at the Academy Awards, is raw and unassuming as Marina.
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PRAGUE — Deep in the heart of Prague's rebellious working-class district of Zizkov, among the graffitied architecture and grungy drinking dens, stands an unassuming three-story building.
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Address: 601 East Main Street, Arlington, TexasFoursquare rating: 6.7 This bar may be unassuming from the outside, but inside, you'll find drink specials and classic bar bites.
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It's the kind of overexposure that's dangerous to any TV show, much less one as unassuming as Stranger Things — a good show, but not a perfect one.
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We get an obligatory hand wave toward the plot, before we meet the main characters, who lead unassuming lives in Staten Island in occasionally contentious living arrangements.
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Onufer found the unassuming Suburban SUV to be affordable and easy to convert while still allowing the roomy vehicle to be used for day-to-day purposes.
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I have to act like I'm one of the boys to get respect, or I have to play cute and unassuming to even stay in the room.
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While cow-print clogs are cute and that one leopard-print midi skirt is still trending, tortoiseshell is the unassuming animal print we're turning to this autumn.
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He was a "virtuoso" mathematician, a "brilliant but remarkably gentle and unassuming presence," according to Richard Zeckhauser, a Harvard economist who once wrote a paper with him.
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He was quiet and completely unassuming -- no ego to indicate he had once been the hottest thing in the early '9090210s to teenage girls around the world.
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"The residence is both grand in its extravagance and unassuming in its ambiance as every detail offers both luxury and welcoming relaxation," the real estate company wrote.
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That cash was stacked on an unassuming foundation: sensible loafers, $220 cashmere sweaters, and simple button-down shirts beloved and heavily featured in places like The Strategist.
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On Powerball nights (that's Wednesdays and Saturdays, for all you infrequent gamblers), the path to the pageantry starts in a small, unassuming little room with white walls.
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It sits off the end of a paved road and atop a bluff that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean — but it's so unassuming that I almost missed it.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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The first thing I noticed when entering Afghan Village, an unassuming restaurant in a strip mall in Hillcroft (a k a the Gandhi District) was the flags.
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Character Study Natalia Paruz's sparkly bow looked like a child's magic wand, and the unassuming strip of steel she held seemed pulled from an old tool shed.
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I think I'm a really good listener, and I am sweet and I am kind of unassuming and I think that that allowed people to trust us.
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The piece is one of the more unassuming works from the past 20 years of the California-based artist's career on view in Counterclockwise at Pace Gallery.
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Typically arriving on a victim's machine under the cover of an unassuming email attachment, the Business Club's ransomware used strong encryption and forced victims to pay using bitcoin.
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The NSX isn't the only unassuming tech to roll out of an R&D department that functions independent of sales, marketing, and manufacturing, almost like a startup incubator.
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If I was easily swayed by unassuming, Ivy League-bred white fellows, I would think the purpose of this guilt is to make me feel... sorry for them?
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But the unassuming setting adds some bizarre charm to this "hippie" high, a place that puts the focus on respecting the planet and fellow humans at its core.
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In February, they opened this unassuming place with a user-friendly four-course, $65 tasting menu that offers multiple choices and achieves lofty goals but defies thumbnail description.
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Sometimes the Maitlands appear — a Barbara or an Adam, the show's newly deceased yet not-so-scary couple, demure and suburban in an unassuming green dress or flannel.
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The new research shows the important role that small, unassuming sea critters can have in transporting plastic waste from the ocean surface all the way to the seafloor.
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Sitting on a bench, Jana swung her legs around and turned back in the direction she'd come from, so the conservatory came into view, unassuming in its darkness.
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But please note that Sansa is still, even in season three, leaning into dragonflies, as seen on the clasp of her totally unassuming and unremarkable grayish mauve cloak.
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Amidst the boisterous characters around him, Porky might initially come off as unassuming, but the kid is a tornado with an unmatchable party stamina and penchant for risk.
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While her designs have often shocked Nigerian audiences, Osakwe is unassuming; she is slight, and usually wears glasses with large black frames, with her hair in skinny braids.
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Here was an ideal refuge in gaudy times, and a book tailor-made for rescue from oblivion: unassuming, unobtrusive, unrhetorical, uncoercive, unpretentious, an austere record of austere values.
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This unassuming dot on the intellectual landscape — 1,0003 students on 200 acres in the Pennsylvania Dutch heartland — had become the nation's beta tester in the emerging academic discipline.
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It's Manchester's answer to the secret backstreet restaurants of Japan that spend years refining dishes, and its tiny home down an unassuming alley way is the perfect fit.
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Just south of downtown Miami—where I-95 ends and US1 begins, on a road of bleak strip malls and fast-food joints—sits an unassuming gas station.
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With a quiet, adamantly moral sensibility and unassuming yet exacting technique, he tells seemingly small stories that grow deeper and more emotionally complex one nuance at a time.
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Twig occupies an unassuming space in the Ditmas Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, on a block with a restaurant supply store, an auto-body shop and a Russian bathhouse.
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The hilariously unassuming British actress Emily Mortimer will be one of Ms. Lazarus's guests, as will the comedian Hannibal Buress, the "Hamilton" music director Alex Lacamoire and others.
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For example, in East New York, he visits the unassuming Brownsville brick building where in 1916 Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in the United States.
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Their heroism is at the center of Clint Eastwood's new movie, "The 15:17 to Paris," a dramatic reconstruction as unassuming and effective as the action it depicts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Permutations exhibition currently on display at Garvey Simon gallery is very much about Tamiko Kawata's meticulous manipulation of unassuming, everyday materials.
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Even unassuming Pearl often doesn't notice when a member of the Richardson clan serves her a backhanded compliment at best or a knife in the back at worst.
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Overlooking the Trump Golf Links in Ferry Point, the Throggs Neck Houses are a sprawling development of 29 unassuming brick buildings that house more than 2,500 New Yorkers.
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While the home is larger and, in its unassuming way, more dramatic than Kevin's, it still exemplifies Nakashima's lifelong commitment to the aesthetic and ethical value of frugality.
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Sometime during the early morning hours of June 10, 1912, an unassuming Iowan residence become the site of one of the most troubling mass homicides in American history.
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In Denmark, she lived in an unassuming house in Hvidovre, a middle-class suburb of Copenhagen, but she and her daughter made names for themselves in equestrian circles.
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Sitting in the best part of Mid Beach in Miami, right on Collins Avenue, the white, cubic Circa 39 is pretty unassuming next to its neighboring high-rises.
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Whatever the reason, there was something striking about an entirely explicable outcome for a change: A generally unassuming incumbent defeated a disgraced former officeholder by a considerable margin.
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A resident of Brooklyn for the last two decades, Taborn still has the unassuming, somewhat bashful demeanor of a native Midwesterner, and a Midwesterner's discomfort with self-advertisement.
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The top-ranked Barty, a Queenslander with Indigenous ancestry, has quickly become a favorite of Australian fans, beloved for both her unassuming personality and her preternatural court craft.
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But unassuming Californians can now be alerted that a significant temblor has hit and it's time to promptly "Drop, Cover, and Hold On" before their world starts shaking.
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The house on 24 Magnolia Street in West Oakland, California, is an unassuming three-bedroom with a faded-out porch and white siding gone slightly gray with time.
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Users had a field day coming up with jokes about the unassuming-on-the-outside-mess-on-the-inside tree, referencing everything from Trump's presidency to Jedi texts.
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Fifty years ago right about now, two unassuming young brothers were standing in front of a CBS studio audience taping the first episode of their new variety show.
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The leader was an anthropologist named Luis Felipe Torres, a slim man in his early thirties with an aquiline face and the unassuming manner of a professional observer.
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Yet, it would be wrong to assume that these light-hearted, unassuming texts are only formal experiments in thought and language or to reduce them to biographical sketches.
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A new report, published in The Lancet Global Health medical journal on Tuesday, claims to have discovered what's behind the devastating disease: the unassuming lychee, otherwise known as litchi.
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As I join the queue formed outside an unassuming steakhouse in North West London—today home to an exclusive In-N-Out pop-up—a confused tourist approaches me.
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The actuator's unassuming profile hides a lot of impressive technology that has helped make the three-year-old company a rising star in the city's bustling robotics startup community.
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Wrapped in an unassuming bottle, labeled with a name you think you know, this fragrance leaves you surprised and wanting more because it's the opposite of what you imagined.
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Appearing in season 2 of Difficult People, DiMarco plays an unassuming customer who Eichner asks to dinner after deciding that he needs to take more risks in his life.
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Lee, 48, the conglomerate's unassuming heir-apparent had previously orchestrated operations from behind the scenes after his father Lee Kun-hee was hospitalized in 2014 following a heart attack.
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In this case, they heated a knife with a propane torch and then sunk the blade straight through the middle of a perfectly unassuming blue-and-white EOS balm.
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This week's videogame news includes a, um, battle royale between Fortnite and Apex Legends, another weird gaffe by Steam, and Nintendo sneaking a big surprise into an unassuming package.
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A new clue has emerged to explain how an unassuming New Mexico couple wound up in possession of a stolen Willem de Kooning painting worth more than $100 million.
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One of the largest bowling alley operators in the country, a company called AMF, has an unassuming name, but it stands for something surprisingly industrial: American Machine and Foundry.
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Finally, Zayn's mostly-female band took the stage decked out in black sequins and Zayn took an unassuming stroll to the microphone while the crowd was screaming his name.
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Twelve days after the launch of what was then called "The Facebook," my dad, Larry, and my stepmother, Ruth, were killed inside their unassuming split-level Sedona, Arizona, home.
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The teenage Grace's unassuming assumption of a major role in her mother's latest ad-hoc law firm, while not exactly realistic, provided a crucial element of warmth and humor.
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From unassuming food carts that gather lines of hungry taco fanatics to small storefronts to long-established classics, we've rounded up the spots that every aficionado knows and loves.
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As I make my way over to the table, I try and match Parsons's casual clothes and unassuming demeanor with his alter ego, the gender-defying drag act Beardoncé.
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He is a slight, unassuming man in his fifties, with an impish way of deflecting questions about his post-Lumley celebrity clients (Brian May, of Queen, is among them).
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While he's unassuming in the extreme, the 40-year-old has already left a distinct footprint with his new Andean outpost, Mil, which opened at the end of February.
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Behind and beneath its unassuming exterior are a perfectly preserved Baroque interior, the original ritual bath with fresh water from an underground stream, a slaughterhouse and the bread ovens.
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But after the inexplicable appearance of a rhinoceros raging through its streets, the unassuming villagers begin to metamorphose, one by one, into the very same brutish and unthinking beast.
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Thompson, with his brand of cool confidence, is one of the few players on the planet who can make that type of claim and somehow come off as unassuming.
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THESSALONIKI, Greece (Reuters) - The unassuming freight train rumbles across the countryside in northern Greece, but a moving shadow cast on the ground reveals human figures hiding between its wagons.
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The restaurant, just as beautiful and unassuming as the food, is a garagelike space in the center of Hobart with towering windows, cement floors and simple Scandinavian modern furniture.
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Giraffes are easy to like—in part for seeming so unassuming about their height advantage—and the international zoo industry couldn't dismiss the Copenhagen Zoo as a renegade operation.
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And all three programs offered sterling performances of Schubert: the unassuming "Zauberharfe" Overture on Friday, the exquisite "Unfinished" Symphony on Saturday and the grand Symphony No. 9 on Sunday.
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St. Joseph's Chapel is an unassuming, low-ceilinged place, tucked into the ground floor of the residential complex behind the tall office towers that line the West Side Highway.
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While it still maintains diplomatic ties, North Korea's embassy has moved from a three-storey property in a lively neighborhood of heritage shop-houses to its present unassuming home.
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But the refreshing irreverence toward calcified pieties of high art and culture that would drive all their subsequent efforts was succinctly embodied in these sweetly comical and deceptively unassuming pictures.
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It's unassuming and unexpected, it packs a statement that may not go viral, but straddles several interests (like fashion and music, and those who smile during moments when they collide).
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It's situated on top of an unassuming Rust Belt bar just off East Fourth Street, which for the convention has become a sort of Bourbon Street for sober political nerds.
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Target's announcement didn't go over so well with one bathroom bill advocate, though—and she decided share her stance on the issue with a store full of unassuming Target shoppers.
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Michael Bennet, a generally unassuming Democratic figure in Washington outside of the occasional impassioned outburst on the Senate floor, is trying to make the pragmatist's case for the White House.
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When viewers first meet Iris Apfel in Albert Maysles's 2015 documentary "Iris," she's an unassuming character, just adjusting her ostentatious necklaces in front of the mirror before facing the camera.
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There's a relaxed, unassuming sensibility to the community that makes it especially pleasant to stroll through; it's a neighborhood in the truest sense, but welcoming even on a first visit.
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Hendricks, a Dartmouth man, had then pitched just three innings above Class A. But his uncanny command of unassuming stuff led Kershaw to compare him on Thursday to Greg Maddux.
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Mumbai (CNN)An unassuming fishing village in the heart of Mumbai -- and two of the biggest names in western music -- are at the center of a raging debate in India.
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But before he turned that passion into a book of frankly stunning satellite-view photos of the Earth, taken from above, things began with a fairly unassuming film in school.
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Their piece "Yellow Meat Market" (2015) features the Toussaint's classic bodega iconography, this time totally ribald, with a hot dog leaking its condiments onto the lips of an unassuming model.
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For the past year and a half, Baker and Martinez have traveled four times a week to the unassuming concrete building on the Williamsburg waterfront that holds the Vice offices.
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Sanctuary, housed in an unassuming midcentury office overlooking a tony stretch of Madison Avenue (and open by appointment only), is suitably atmospheric, particularly as the late afternoon light filters in.
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Mr. Abloh envisioned a fragrance so delicate that it would exist only in the background, a scent so hushed and unassuming that it was barely detectable to the human nose.
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No one would have seen it coming in 1999, when Russia's first president, Boris N. Yeltsin, plucked Mr. Putin, then his unassuming deputy, out of obscurity and made him president.
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Mild harmonic dissonances enhance and respond to her verses in unassuming ways, and there's a lean, driven energy to both her voice and the band that ensures elegant, nimble motion.
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Roxann Dawson's faith-based film, "Breakthrough," tells the story of John's miraculous ordeal with an unassuming simplicity, focusing on the harrowing details of the case without an overreliance on proselytization.
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Neon continues to grip him, and one appeal of his works in light today, when many younger artists have gone for full-out theatricality, is their ad hoc, unassuming spirit.
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Yet the movie also has considerable compassion for its supporting characters and incorporates nifty touches involving peripheral ones, such as an unassuming neighbor who takes an interest in Javed's work.
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To be fair, not a single extension to the unassuming 1999 independent horror movie turned genre-defining found-footage sensation has ever succeeded in adding anything worthwhile to the original.
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Frustrating, maybe, but also fitting for the man who snuck highly classified secrets out of the National Security Agency, revealing a sweeping system of global surveillance to an unassuming public.
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Opinion Columnist On Wednesday afternoon, I traveled to the charming but unassuming neighborhood of Juniper Hill in White Plains to speak with a living legend too few people know about.
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They are installed at unassuming locales, as if in secret — a gas station in Brooklyn, an intersection in Queens, beneath a similarly sized "Kars 4 Kids" billboard on Staten Island.
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Supreme launched in 1994, when designer James Jebbia opened an unassuming skateboard shop-slash-clothing store on Lafayette Street in SoHo, the heart of New York City's hip fashion scene.
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Neighborhood Joint Blink and you might miss Dorothy's Day Spa, an unassuming-looking, subterranean beauty and wellness spot tucked amid brownstones on East 90th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues.
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They certainly don't deserve to be donated, their curse passed on to some unassuming thrift shopper, because you couldn't handle looking at them anymore (sorry to my prior breakup outfits).
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Boyd, who runs artist relations and music strategy for Vayner (and also manages Richie Souf, a go-to Atlanta producer for Future), represents the unassuming ears behind the boisterous executive.
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Bleary-eyed after having awakened late in the morning, the unassuming president sank into a giant couch that seemed to absorb him, and spoke of his hopes for his administration.
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In Waterwell's "The Courtroom," the accused is an immigrant in danger of deportation, her unassuming American life at risk of being torn apart over a mistake she insists was innocent.
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It arrived at the Brooklyn Historical Society's stately headquarters in Brooklyn Heights in an unassuming brown package, fresh from Christie's, where the historical society bought it in October for $21996,22011.
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In the absence of the bygone haunts Elaine's and Swifty's, Mr. Benson now sees society friends and famous subjects at Sette Mezzo, the disingenuously unassuming Italian restaurant in his neighborhood.
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With a little work and a lot of vision, they've discovered that the smallest and most unassuming space can become a bedroom, a work space, even a secret cocktail bar.
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John Eisenberg, the attorney who is emerging as a central figure in the Ukraine scandal, is a quiet and unassuming presence in a White House dominated by more colorful personalities.
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It's clear they've heard this request before and they look rather bemused as they direct me towards an unassuming back door that leads to the headquarters of Rabbit Republic Ltd.
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Pat's novel will keep Tommy's story alive, and a reckless real estate deal would surely disrupt the unassuming suburb's quaint aesthetic — the way they know it, the way it's always looked.
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But in its third and final season in 2017, the show gave audiences a scene of full frontal nudity that was, in comparison, quite unassuming and devoid of any sexual intimations.
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And while connections have been drawn by other outlets to Welch's associations as a possible motivation for entering an otherwise unassuming pizzeria with a small arms cache, the connection is unprovable.
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Underneath its disguise—an unassuming spreadsheet application—hides an extremely powerful productivity and automation solution that could change the way you work and help you make an impact in your role.
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Despite its unassuming appearance, workwear is most certainly having a fashion moment, with uniform standbys like Carhartt and Dickies showing up on trend-cementing celebs like Rihanna and A$AP Rocky.
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Like its more unassuming predecessor, the Misty II "personal robot" is designed to be a kind of development platform — albeit one that's a lot easier to write for than traditional robots.
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Stella Donnelly: Beware of the Dogs (Secretly Canadian) In plain English and unassuming soprano, a musical encyclopedia of assholes, all male not just because she's female but because assholes generally are.
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As he does this, another unassuming employee in a chef uniform named Charlie Negrete steps in to help him with a miso sauce made from the chicken juices in the pan.
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In his impassioned appeal, this seemingly unassuming Pakistani immigrant and his stoic wife held the nation spellbound with their eloquent testimonial of their son Humayun's ultimate sacrifice in the Iraq War.
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Yet despite these unassuming beginnings, Sunbather proved that the band was anything but average, adapting the sonic palettes of their heroes into something bolder, heavier, and more cinematic than ever before.
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Using the alias Bob Gordon, he carved out an unassuming existence for himself in Sherman, a small town on the state's western border with New York, where he fixed boat engines.
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The Chekhov house, which contains furniture, drawings, posters and personal possessions (as well as English translations), is on Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya through a small gate on the side of an unassuming building.
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He is a Walt Whitman of taco trucks, hot-dog stands and pho parlors, of unassuming storefront and strip-mall joints that bring the flavors of the world to Southern California.
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Or could it be that the esteemed prize belongs to an unassuming postcard from Belize that is able to keep its recipient young forever à la The Picture of Dorian Gray?
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While Palace certainly isn't alone in its status as an unassuming, local, community club, it's definitely the most intimate club in London which still manages to compete in the Premier League.
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One of the best talks I saw this year was an unassuming chat in a movie theater with Michael Quattlebaum Jr., the rapper and performance artist best known as Mykki Blanco.
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Two unassuming green chairs in the bedrooms were 18th-century antiques, while a third was designed by Sister Parish, the high-society designer who also helped decorate the Kennedy White House.
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An unnatural quiet fills areas that should be busy, like Old Moor Street in Colombo where the Ibrahims ran their spice empire from behind an unassuming storefront with a gray gate.
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In the shadow of the solemn and stately al-Aqsa mosque, a line of unassuming, tin-roofed sheds is barely noticed by the hundreds of visitors milling about the holy site.
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Op-Ed Contributor Four years ago, on a midsummer Sunday, I rang the doorbell of an unassuming Victorian perched on the north slope of the Forest Park neighborhood of Portland, Ore.
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Until now, Dayton had mainly exhibited his abstract creations in a sculpture park of his own making, in the unassuming corner of the San Fernando Valley where he lives and works.
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The delta smelt, an unassuming, finger-size fish with little utility beyond its role as an environmental sentry, has been at the center of California's water wars for nearly three decades.
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But the most consistent pleasure is from one dancer: Ms. Johnson brings an unassuming clarity and articulation to Mr. Forsythe's movement that feels like it comes from the deepest of places.
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While she has always been "goofy," she said, and her writing is merely a slightly better organized version of her stream of consciousness, in person she is serious, shy and unassuming.
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BOSTON, Feb 2596.20 (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments plans to unveil a new pitchman on Sunday in television commercials that feature Will Danoff, the unassuming portfolio manager of its behemoth $260 billion Contrafund.
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When an Asian restaurant named Yellow Fever opened more than four years ago in the unassuming Southern California suburb of Torrance, some people were perturbed but kept their opinions to themselves.
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Not only did I not know what to expect from Luxury Escapism: The Oddly Satisfying Spa, but I walked right past its unassuming front door in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Sequences like Lady Trieu's arrival at this unassuming, previously unseen family's home — where she pulled a baby from thin air in order to get what she wanted — are the reason why.
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Boston is riding the crest of what city officials say is the biggest building boom in its history, with cranes lifting glassy towers into place and raising the city's unassuming profile.
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Wildlife enthusiast David Ford captured the foreboding scene, which looks as though a plane full of frankfurters flung open the hatch and let the dogs rain down upon the unassuming shore.
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The revelations are set to intensify the scrutiny on Mr. Weisselberg, Mr. Trump's unassuming 2000-year-old chief financial officer, who already is a focus for federal prosecutors in New York.
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Jamie S. Gorelick, who worked with Mr. Mueller at WilmerHale, said he was unassuming and "wickedly funny" as a partner at the firm, giving advice to lawyers on particularly complex cases.
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A shade of blue evocative of Microsoft Windows, the monochrome rectangle, surrounded by a welter of words and images competing for my attention, stood out for its soothing and unassuming homogeneity.
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With a slow, theatrical tug, he pulls away the veil to reveal an AKAI Music Production Center, or MPC — a small, unassuming drum machine barely bigger than an Etch-a-Sketch.
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Conduit is also featuring small-scale, oil-on-gessoed-panel portraits by the British artist Sarah Ball, who in the past has produced unassuming but eloquent portraits based on police mugshots.
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It's refreshing at a time in which formal artistry is increasingly valued by the Academy to see a film as modest and unassuming as Spotlight gain plaudits And that's not an insult.
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Seattle may indeed be the city that brought coffee culture to the unassuming masses, but there are few things more emblematic of pan-European culture than the bitter embrace of an espresso.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Just a block from the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan, you'll find an unassuming storefront surrounded by a sea of high-end restaurants and retail.
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In one of my most memorable meals in the city, I met some of those young returnees at Chez Naceur, an unassuming roadside stall in the refreshingly downtempo neighborhood of La Goulette.
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Josh Elman, partner at venture capital firm Greylock Partners, said under its fun, unassuming exterior, Spectacles could also be a test for how far Snapchat could expand its brand into new areas.
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Despite its unassuming appearance, it has enough organizational features to keep your gadgets and gear in their places, but it won't weigh you down with pounds of unnecessary material and superfluous style.
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Back in August 2014, divers from the Texel Diving Club discovered an unassuming bundle at the site of a known wreck buried in the sands at the bottom of the Wadden Sea.
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As you might imagine, the competition turns quickly hilarious (or scary, depending on how adventurous you are), with everything from French onion soup to clam chowder hiding beneath those deceptively unassuming lids.
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There are tons of unassuming, cute sex toys that are perfect for packing in your carry-on — and won't make your family gawk if they accidentally come across it in your stuff.
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It's not clear what the "nightmares" will entail, but if it's anything like Stranger Things, one might guess the unassuming employees will be getting a one-way ticket to the Upside Down.
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So it goes in The Pumpkin Festival and other Portraits, Fred Valentine's current show at Schema Projects in Bushwick, whose unassuming title seems determined to pull the rug out from under you.
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Lawmakers returning to Capitol Hill next month will find that an unassuming tunnel in the House complex looks different thanks to a debate over displaying an image of the Confederate battle flag.
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Unassuming but very funny, Florida Girls manages the tricky task of telling humor rooted in working-class women from Florida without making lots of easy jokes about working-class women or Florida.
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If you were an avant-garde composer about a half-century ago, the answer to the question of where you'd spent your summer vacation was, more likely than not, unassuming Darmstadt, Germany.
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The other is Lyft's effort to create its own self-driving systems, work that it does primarily at Level 5, its sizable lab in an unassuming office park in Palo Alto, Calif.
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I exchanged real-life playdates for the chance at earning one million Neopoints, waved away birthday parties to submit to The Neopian Times, and wholesomely catfished an unassuming British woman (for friendship!).
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This time it's an unassuming building, tucked into a hill about a mile south of the white limestone of the Old City, at the epicenter of an ongoing political and diplomatic earthquake.
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The small, unassuming space, close to the Sugamo station on the JR Yamanote line, is difficult to get into for different reasons: They take no reservations and operate on a ticket system.
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Since then, they have led their unassuming, largely uncelebrated lives under a canopy of tulip poplars and oaks between the baseball diamonds and soccer fields of a few precious acres of Queens.
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He was soft-spoken, unassuming and a little bit uncomfortable with the amount of attention he received regarding both his work and his life, though also very quick to show sincere appreciation.
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The petite, generally unassuming, senator garnered national attention with her questions to Attorney General William Barr, which earned her near-universal condemnation from Republicans, but praise from all corners on the left.
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" From this, Rich arrives at the conclusion that it's necessary to identify "the villains—those who have tried to bewitch an unassuming public with uncertainty, lies, and the gratuitous fantasies of denialism.
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While I found much of the city to be surprisingly ugly and the glitz and glamour of Monte Carlo a bit overwhelming, my favorite part of Monaco was the unassuming historical quarter.
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Instead, visitors get an unassuming link to a Fact Sheet that Clinton's site calls "The Briefing," which is amusing since there is nothing "brief" about Hillary Clinton's Initiative on Technology and Innovation.
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Shimomura carries this unassuming attitude about her entire body of work, even as she's earned a worldwide reputation for composing some of the most vibrant and celebrated scores in video game history.
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Many more elements are likely to provoke laughter: the odd objects (veggie hot dogs, Peeps) Ms. Ellsworth puts into the box, and the absurd things she says and requests with unassuming politeness.
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I spent the next week inside the nondescript government building, shadowing an unassuming doctor whose work rehydrating unidentified human bodies and remains is featured in Still Life, Motherboard's documentary about DIY forensics.
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It's a somewhat unassuming gift, especially when compared with chocolates or heart-shaped jewelry bearing gemstones representing the months in which each of her children were born, and motherhood is its focus.
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It's comfortable; it's not too schlubby; it's so unassuming that your soon-to-be-ex won't notice or remember it; and, as my coworker Katie Way pointed out, it's the people's outfit.
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Nathaniel Friedman, a frequent GQ contributor, posted on Twitter, "Why not put Joe Johnson in the Hall of Fame, no one would ever notice anyway," in a reference to Johnson's unassuming demeanor.
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Pros: Easy to drink, unassuming wines for everyday enjoyment, global selection, reasonable costCons: For those who are more experienced wine drinkers, this may not be the most exciting of subscriptions to receive
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His husky, Tequila, joined us on the two-hours of precarious ice trekking, until we arrived at an unassuming hole the size of a sewer grate on the top of the glacier.
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"The Supreme Court needs to be an institution that helps to undergird limited constitutional government," said Mr. Leo, 22, whose cerebral, unassuming demeanor belies the enormous clout he has developed in Washington.
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This unassuming style allows readers to jump right into the story, because we can identify with both the vagueness of the characters' visual representation and the specificity of their reactions and emotions.
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Then this unassuming stranger (we only learn later his name is Trunks) transforms into a Super Saiyan, a special form that so far only Goku has been able to attain—and kills Freeza.
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Instead, I walked out of the building of a leading tech company on an otherwise unassuming Wednesday afternoon, the agreed-upon last day of my seven-year tenure, and took a deep breath.
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While they appeared to be pretty unassuming ringtones and video-playing apps, the programs were actually using smartphones to attack websites via a complex botnet intended to fake internet traffic and overload websites.
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Housed in a research institute in northwestern Moscow, the offices are described as an "embassy" by the group's founder and president, Louis Marinelli, a stocky, unassuming 22006-year-old with grey-flecked hair.
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Housed in a research institute in northwestern Moscow, the offices are described as an "embassy" by the group's founder and president, Louis Marinelli, a stocky, unassuming 30-year-old with grey-flecked hair.
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Bamboo Comfort 6-Piece Luxury Sheet Set (Ivory/Queen) — $38.99 See Details These taupe Bamboo Comfort sheets are a perfect neutral tone if you're going for an unassuming bedtime setup that's no-fuss.
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Whether it's an unassuming Liverpool pub, smack in the middle of Times Square, or even on the rooftop of a London townhouse, you really never know just where he's going to turn up.
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It's a small unassuming space, aside from the makeshift conference room the team constructed from giant Lego-style blocks and, of course, the piles and piles of colorful plastic filament lining the walls.
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The prevailing design trend with smart speakers like the Amazon Echo has been to make them look as minimalist and unassuming as possible, presumably so they can be placed anywhere around the house.
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Although unassuming and easy to glance over compared to larger, impressive volumes, they have the same power of the tomes they emulate, serving to transport the mind and heart in deeply meaningful ways.
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It was there that it immediately became clear that I was not ready for the game's later, soul-crushing battles that hide behind Mario + Rabbids' unassuming veil of bright colors and cartoonish humor.
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Hero looks like an unassuming and slightly over-sized coffee maker and, to be honest, if your poured some espresso into it, it might just spit some out into its plastic dispenser cup.
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Even the branding – unassuming, hidden tags on the side of the bag and not front and center – points to a move towards Herschel as a tech garment company rather than a hipster fad.
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It is worth it, in other words, to call ahead for a seat at the reservations-only establishment, which is hidden behind a refrigerator door in the back of an unassuming Mexican deli.
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Small and unassuming, with little more than a banner indicating that a religious institution is housed inside, the two-story, beige-and-brown mosque blends in with the other buildings on the block.
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Mr. Taylor, tall, unassuming and a dapper dresser, liked to say that he instilled entrepreneurial spirit in his branch managers by treating them as partners, with pay and promotion based on local results.
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In its unassuming sweetness, its unease over separation and closeness (and its embrace of technology as producer of both), its light touch and aching sincerity, American Teen is the quintessential Millennial Romance album.
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There's also a smaller, seedier side, where contributors who reach the front page request people send them nude photos, and users comment with an unassuming "." to bookmark erotic content they call "research material".
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Walking into the office of Viktor Prokopenya — which overlooks a central London park — you would perhaps be forgiven for missing the significance of this unassuming location, just south of Victoria Station in London.
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The week prior to December 22, 2018, there were talks of a government shutdown, but as an unassuming everyday American who doesn't work for the government, I thought it would never affect me.
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It joins a list of unassuming neighborhoods, mostly outside of Manhattan, where new and growing families are putting down roots — or at least seeking respite from runaway housing prices in more expensive areas.
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Despite the vacation homes sitting atop cliffs overlooking the bay and a golf course, it is an unassuming place not much changed from when Alfred Hitchcock filmed some scenes from "The Birds" here.
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Perhaps it has something to do with that swing, which is so relaxed and unassuming — a flick of those wrists and little movement — that it appears unlikely to do all that much damage.
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Like latter-day cowboys, they wander into a modest store filled with hanging animal carcasses and buzzing flies, a setting that's as unassuming as it is skin-crawlingly creepy (much like this movie).
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Whip-smart and unassuming, with meticulous handwriting and an erstwhile fondness for Tetris, Ms. Jones seems suited to a new era — of transformation but also of restraint — at Vanity Fair and Condé Nast.
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At around 6 feet tall, he is much less physically imposing in person than he appears onscreen, with the unassuming athleticism of the friend you forget does CrossFit until beach season comes around.
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In the unassuming town of Gidjuvan, about an hour's drive outside of Bukhara, the Narzullaev family, currently in its seventh generation of potters, creates bowls, plates and tiny ceramic sculptures the old way.
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Plus, the elevator pitch is just so fun: two KGB spies (and their totally unassuming kids) move to Washington DC in the midst of the Cold War to steal intel from the FBI.
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Hinton, 70, is so unassuming on the telephone that I wonder for a full minute after her smiley-voiced husband passes me to her whether I do, in fact, have the right person.
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Yet much of the art in this part of the show feels underpowered, and that goes double at an unassuming art space in the west of the city, where the show really collapses.
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Because her manner is so unassuming, her alternation between these subjects appears endearingly eccentric until, suddenly but no less gently, she makes it plain that certain politics (guess whose) threaten to decimate wildlife.
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"We're married so we hold each other accountable," Mr. Stapleton said last month on the family ranch in this unassuming town 30 minutes and several light-years south of Music Row in Nashville.
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As an American meeting Mr. Howard for the first time, I was impressed to find the former prime minister's office so unassuming, without the heavy security found with former leaders in other countries.
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"He is the quiet, unassuming kid who puts on his Liverpool shirt and becomes a superhero, the embodiment of every fan's dream," said James McKenna of Spirit of Shankly, a Liverpool fans' group.
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Thatcher's downfall was a surprise, said Mr. Castle, a politically fatal blow delivered by her seemingly unassuming deputy prime minister Geoffrey Howe, who used rhetoric no more incendiary than mildly amusing cricketing metaphors.
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Some neighbors said Mr. Thomas, who is from Greenwood Lake, N.Y., about 20 miles from Monsey, was an unassuming person who often played basketball at a local park and did not appear troubled.
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As a personality and a performer, Mr. Henry had a mild and unassuming aspect that was usually in contrast with the pungently satirical or broadly slapstick material he appeared in — and often wrote.
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Across the hall to the right in what looks like a sparse apartment — complete with a pile of mail and jackets on hooks — is an unassuming refrigerator door full of photos and magnets.
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Last but not least, yes, there is a place for you Jazzheads: The Elephant Room on Congress, unassuming from the outside, is all low basement lights and hep-cat cool in the inside.
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Veilhan drinks from an unassuming institutional water fountain that is actually a sculpture by the American artist Marc Ganzglass, titled "Meteorite Inclusions (Fountain)"; the pipes are formed from fragments of an iron meteorite.
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On a desktop, Google's search engine would not only throw out little text suggestions in an unassuming box below the search field, it would also constantly refresh the page with results while you typed.
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You can see the source as an unassuming blue speck just below and to the left of the ring's center in the Chandra data:Chandra image of the x-ray source (the central blue speck).
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Mirror, Shoulder, Signal's protagonist, Sonja, is an unassuming, fascinating character, whose quiet journey through learning how to drive (the title comes from her instructor's directions) manages to illuminate the angst of her very existence.
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To the unassuming eye, the Amazon Echo looks like a newfangled stereo speaker, and so it's no surprise that music is one of the more popular applications for Amazon's connected, voice-activated, AI device.
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But this unassuming lab has a remarkable job: if Hawaii's rare plants — some of the rarest in the world — stand a chance for survival, it'll be because of the 3 million seeds stored here.
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It was that insight that meant that an unassuming woman who took over the party leadership in 2000, amid the greatest of scepticism, is now executing an exit strategy entirely of her own design.
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This unassuming little thumb drive from chipmaker Movidius, which packs one of the company's machine vision processors — the same chip used by DJI for its autonomous drones — into a plug-and-play USB stick.
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In hundreds of comments over the course of several enthusiastic posts about this unassuming tool, mom rave about the dryer's ease of use and how fast it works and how long the results last.
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It came from a Guardian reporter walking into an unassuming bookstore somewhere in New England, one that happened to be carrying Fire and Fury early, just sitting there on a shelf like unexploded ordinance.
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The real problem in this Mylan scandal is the network of pharmaceutical and drug sale schemes that has shifted corporate greed onto the backs of unassuming constituents and the healthcare system as a whole.
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Unassuming guests could be charged additional hidden fees when they arrive, fail to get the accommodations they requested, lose expected loyalty points, or worse, they could learn that their reservation was never actually made.
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Unassuming guests could be charged additional hidden fees when they arrive, fail to get the accommodations they requested, lose expected loyalty points or, worse, they could learn that their reservation was never actually made.
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The Trump supporter, Phillip—he asked ABC not to use his last name—set up an ingenious system of ropes anchoring to the unassuming little Trump sign to various points around his front yard.
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While The Beekman is named after one of the streets it occupies, it's entrance is around the corner on Nassau St., and the unassuming gray awning blends in too well with the stone facade.
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I came to know him as I've now heard many in the community did, as kind and unassuming but somehow larger than life, always juggling a dozen projects, films, essays, events and political actions.
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The recent outpouring of memes, fan art, discussion, and rapturous praise for New Horizons in particular reinforces just how much the series has touched lives, largely because of just how unassuming it all is.
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I went to a public arts high school in Manhattan, and had a drawing class one day where an unassuming substitute teacher in glasses walked in and slammed a large portfolio on the table.
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Her encounter with Mr. Cuomo, in July 2017, offered a telling glimpse of her political style: unassuming, but self-assured, conciliatory, but willing to challenge men in power who may take her for granted.
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Later, when the drizzle subsided I took a walk to find that Fjaerland, also known as Mundal, was my Platonic ideal of a Norwegian village, scrappy and unassuming with a few shops and cafes.
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Just your usual dick-free tower, a typical and absolutely unassuming addition to the skyline, absent of anything that may make it look like a massive schlong and a set of rotund, oblong balls.
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At the heart of Lemaitre's twisted workplace thriller is a diffident, unassuming 57-year-old businessman, Alain Delambre, who has been unable to land a job after having been laid off four years ago.
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As far as seals of approval go, this is like having the godfather give you his blessing — if the godfather was a grizzled and unassuming man who helped shape the New York fashion world.
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Her new show, "Fairview," in previews there in a world-premiere production directed by Sarah Benson, seems less confrontational, at least at the start, when it takes the unassuming shape of a domestic dramedy.
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Taipei Journal TAIPEI, Taiwan — In a small, unassuming building below the growing skyline of Taipei's Xinyi District, Wu Hsu Pi-ying has built a shrine to stink, attracting the faithful from far and wide.
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This unassuming little piece of the country holds a special place in Botswana's history: Chobe Game Lodge, located in Botswana's first national park, has the first and only all-female guiding team in Africa.
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It doesn't have that attractive gamer aesthetic some of the other featured routers do, but it's what's on the inside that counts, and the WRT AC3200 houses everything you need under its unassuming shell.
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Wells is an unassuming man who has become used to causing a stir, and this can be disorienting: it's odd to hear him wonder, not unreasonably, if restaurants ever think of bugging his table.
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This unassuming diner is actually a political hotspot, a popular stop for presidential candidates ahead of the Iowa caucuses and home to classic comfort food like the heavenly one-of-a-kind Pie Shake.
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At Comic-Con Saturday, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part star Chris Pratt commented on the way his character's journey from unassuming everyman to world-saving Special mirrored his own real-life career.
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A Connecticut man who fled from a Georgia prison nearly 50 years ago and then settled into an unassuming life in his home state died on Monday, after a monthslong campaign to remain free.
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" A retired high school teacher, Booker cuts an unassuming figure: Like many men of his age, he's partial to tucked-in golf shirts; he is lovingly referred to across the church as "a talker.
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Some evenings ago, a pair of drinkers moored themselves at the bar of this cocktail lounge, at the bottom of a long staircase, reached through an unassuming black door on Lafayette Street, near Grand.
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As the French bulldogs entered the ring on Monday afternoon, Patricia Hearst Shaw, looking as unassuming as the average spectator, took a seat in the front row of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Instead, she's quietly led the unassuming agency in its lending programs and disaster relief efforts, working to increase loans to women-run businesses and traveling with the President when he visited hurricane-struck areas.
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TOASTED COCONUT SHORTBREAD If you're at all familiar with last year's popular salted butter chocolate chunk shortbread, then you may recognize that this recipe for unassuming, extremely tender coconut shortbread borrows from that base.
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Tucked amid the winding streets of Old Cairo (also known as Fustat or Coptic Cairo), the squat and unassuming Ben Ezra Synagogue has been a center for Jewish life in the city since 1040.
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She put a tracker on his car, where she noticed his habit of going to multiple medical offices throughout the day, following her unassuming mother, and even stalking her and her little sister, Terra Newell.
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Written by Danish screenwriter Kim Fupz Aakeson, In Order of Disappearance gets off to a deceptively unassuming start, with Skarsgård's Dickman winning the "Citizen of the Year" award in his remote, snowy town of Tyos.
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Tucked away on an unassuming corner in Chelsea, the Rubin's intimate theater of Hindu and Buddhist history and mythology is represented by a fascinating assortment of objects, including scroll paintings (thangka), sculptures, and illuminated manuscripts.
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Having sex on chairs is fun because it means you're doing it somewhere that's not a bed, like perhaps a dining room chair that an unassuming guest might sit on at your next dinner party.
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" Anna Helkowsky, the manager of the museum's gift shop during part of Ms. Verdow's volunteer years, told The Detroit Free Press: "She was the quietest and most unassuming person I've ever met as a volunteer.
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Cao Xudong, co-founder and CEO of Momenta / Photo: Momenta Cao Xudong, co-founder and CEO of Momenta / Photo: Momenta Cao, an unassuming CEO, raised his voice as he explained the company's two-legged strategy.
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The Mercury News went into more detail as to what the city council approved TBC to build in what looks like an unassuming, palm-tree-lined Los Angeles area neighborhood in the Los Angeles area.
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Years later, Allain decided to turn her novel into a screenplay, in which Mr. Malcolm, his spurned date Julia, and the unassuming Selena would play out their ambitions and their revenge in 19th century London.
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Founded by musician and producer Tommy Dietrick, the fest is preposterously unassuming, but its charm appears from the moment you turn off Highway 62, and drive up the breathtaking road flanked by stacks of boulders.
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Made wth almond oil, oats, and peptides, plus an Icelandic ingredient blend made up of arctic berries and glacial water, the contents of this unassuming jar were the answer to all my winter skin woes.
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The brand's Twitter account, noted in our track-by-track review yesterday as the literal only brand Twitter account that matters, tweeted out the unassuming Soundcloud playlist randomly Friday and blew the internet to smithereens.
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The OmelettryCheck out this unassuming, kinda shitty-looking strip mall and find a whole bunch of good food (soup, vegan soft-serve, and more)—but show up in the morning so you can get breakfast.
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Before David Fincher started casting good-looking A-listers like Brad Pitt and Jake Gyllenhaal as underdog justice chasers, it was de rigeur for unassuming schlubs and loners with social tics to save the day.
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Washington, a city with a deep jazz culture that still endures amid recent hardships, was the epicenter all day Saturday: a citywide swarm of performances, panels, workshops and film screenings, in spaces grand and unassuming.
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The former Democratic president, known for his unassuming style, said in December that he was cancer-free but would continue to receive an immunotherapy drug, pembrolizumab, that helps the body's immune system target cancer cells.
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A quiet, 'totally normal' Boy Scout and cross-country runnerMultiple people who grew up with the suspect have described him as unassuming and said they did not expect him to be capable of such violence.
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In 2014, almost a year before Ethereum launched, Vitalik Buterin visited an "unassuming little building in Shenzhen, China" where he found a small stack of Bitcoin ASICs waiting to be shipped on the third floor.
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And on most evenings, Watts, who serves as the program's bandleader, is given the brief opportunity to pose one question to Corden's guests, most of whom are unassuming celebrities eager to promote their latest project.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British and Australian scientists have identified an unassuming brown pebble, found more than a decade ago by a fossil hunter in southern England, as the first known example of fossilized dinosaur brain tissue.
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In "The Seven-Ri Ferry at Atsuta, Miya" (1855), Hiroshige harmonizes human figures on the seashore with the unassuming randomness of docked and unmoored boats under a sky dominated by atmospheric bands of crystalline color.
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The society, established in 1979, maintains its museum in an unassuming house filled with African masks, exhibits on past community residents and "Binding Ancestry: The Heritage & Artistry of Handmade Quilts," an exhibition to which Mrs.
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The locks are engineering feats and economic linchpins, but they appear unassuming at first — tiny fingers of water flanked by century-old buildings and walled off from the rest of the river by giant gates.
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They have perhaps more in common with Clippy's unassuming partners, like Spelling and Grammar Check or AutoCorrect, which spoke through red underlines or small actions carried out on reasonable assumptions (who would intentionally type "teh"?).
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CreditCreditMichelle V. Agins/The New York Times On a balmy Tuesday evening, an unassuming man with gray hair in a black suit strolled into the River Café in Brooklyn and sat at a Steinway grand.
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Mr. Wurtz's indoor sculpture tends toward wry conjunctions of unassuming materials, including the kinds of flimsy plastic shopping bags that festoon so many urban trees, unintended ornaments to which these interloping "Kitchen Trees" nod happily.
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Kim Gordon is standing on a wooden platform in Reena Spaulings Fine Art, a gallery on the second floor of an unassuming building in Manhattan's Chinatown that is rumored to have once housed a brothel.
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"There was almost nothing here when I opened six years ago," says Boyd Vich, the owner of Tea Cup Cafe, an unassuming pastel-painted shop popular with young people from Thailand, Tibet and the Philippines.
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At a recent debate night in Des Moines, Starting Line's founder and editor, Pat Rynard, an unassuming Missourian in a blazer and checked shirt, was surrounded by network news reporters seeking the latest political gossip.
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Despite its unassuming, conversational ethos — which is also to say by means of Ms. Varda's staunchly democratic understanding of her job as a filmmaker — "Faces Places" reveals itself as a powerful, complex and radical work.
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Employed by El Chapo: Edgar Galvan, a luckless figure with a quiet voice and an unassuming manner, was the first witness at the El Chapo trial who could be described as a minor worker bee.
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By disarming the viewer with unassuming representations of lighthouses or fish, flowers or hillsides, the paintings lure the eye ever closer, as intermingled colors and fine gradations of light both constitute and complicate those objects.
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He sits with a defiant insouciance, Confederate flag in one hand, gun in the other; his weapon is pointed at the grass, unassuming flora in the foreground, as if he intends to shoot the flowers themselves.
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These spicy-as-hell little bad boys have been part of the Mission Chinese canon since its first incarnation as a pop-up in San Francisco's humble Lung Shan, an unassuming joint in the Mission District.
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The unassuming gray brick may not have been a technical powerhouse, but it helped take the idea of portable gaming mainstream, paving the way for the world of mobile gaming and hybrid devices like the Switch.
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As a white, seemingly unassuming freshman swimmer from the Midwest, he challenged the image of what a sexual predator could look like, said Kristy L. McCray, assistant professor of Health and Sport Sciences at Otterbein University.
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The episode sticks pretty closely to all the key check marks of a "Doctor introduction": a group of unassuming humans — who will eventually join the Doctor on her upcoming journey — are being threatened by an alien.
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Recently he said he will likely move from his unassuming home in a middle-class neighborhood into an apartment in the city's historic center near the National Palace that he will use as the presidential office.
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The mirrors, unassuming as they look, are fitted with something called MemoMi technology, meaning they can record your entire makeover as you go, then email you a perfectly edited video for you to dissect at home.
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John Deacon (Joseph Mazzello), the unassuming bassist who has some of the best zingers in the film, suggests that Mercury can use the extra cash to surround himself with people that will pretend to like him.
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I drove 2995 miles around Northern California in one, barreling down interstates, carving through mountains, and taking in views of the coast and can say this unassuming drop-top is everything you want in a car.
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Cypres, 72, an unassuming Bronx native who still bears the accent, started collecting thirty years ago on a trip to London, when he found a vintage store selling tennis and golf memorabilia, and never looked back.
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Superman: American Alien is the Man of Steel before the cape, focusing on Clark Kent as an unassuming, soft-spoken Kansas dude trying to make a name for himself at the Daily Planet as an intern.
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But if the next round of much-hyped productivity tablets borrow some of the features Samsung's built into the unassuming Galaxy TabPro S, we may not be far off from getting that perfect in-between device.
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Looking back, I realize that when my brother hit ground balls so I could practice breaking up the double play on poor unassuming middle infielder Ivan Kolodny, I was in extreme violation of today's slide rule.
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His neighbors and friends have largely described Berhow as a quiet, unassuming student who was active in varsity cross-country and his local Boy Scout squad, the Los Angeles Times, CNN, and the Associated Press reported.
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"I think it fair to say that few would suspect that traffickers were moving multiton quantities of cocaine and marijuana in this very unassuming way, in full view of the world around them," Ms. Duffy said.
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At the dawn of the millennium, something beautiful and weird emerged from the era's cultural detritus and made it onto the then-burgeoning internet: Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor Physics, found via the unassuming URL britneyspears.ac.
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The Canadian vote came down to what was essentially a choice between the handsome and charismatic Trudeau and the Conservatives' unassuming leader, Andrew Scheer, who was seen as the perfect antidote to Trudeau's flash and celebrity.
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She admired his "classic unassuming style," she said, and after approaching him, discovered that Mr. Gokalchand had very specific ideas for a long-sleeve shirt whose sleeves roll easily and sweatpants made from extremely soft material.
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BERLIN — Oskar Gröning, an unassuming onetime corporal in Hitler's Waffen SS who became known as the bookkeeper of Auschwitz, one of the very last Germans to face war-crime charges arising from the Holocaust, has died.
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He played the unassuming father of the precocious high school student played by Jason Schwartzman in "Rushmore" (1998), and later appeared in Mr. Anderson's "The Royal Tenenbaums" (2001) and "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" (2004).
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Danny Quiles, known as the Astros' unofficial barber, is an unassuming, quick-to-smile Puerto Rican man who seems just as surprised by his success as some Astros fans are by the success of their team.
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He was 16 when he set aside his playing dreams and committed himself to umpiring, developing a persona in the chair that was far more assertive than the quiet, unassuming one he displayed away from court.
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Captain Mohammad al-Ajmi, an officer in the Saudi air force who said he flew dozens of missions in Yemen and Syria with Prince Khalid, said in an interview that his friend was unassuming and energetic.
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Dr. Keyworth, a physicist, came to this watershed of history not from social prominence, political experience or high technical standing, but rather from an unassuming role he had played between warring factions of the scientific community.
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We'll play it safe and go with Jeffrey Wright, who stars in this unassuming drama as an inmate about to be released from prison, and is joined in the cast by William Fichtner and Mare Winningham.
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Alison Brie — who co-wrote this film with its director, Jeff Baena — plays Sarah, an unassuming and socially awkward arts-and-crafts store employee who doesn't quite fit in with her Zumba classmates or her roommate.
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Really, everywhere one's eye lands, there are surprises: Switch on a lamp with an unassuming beige paper Brooks William's shade and an erotic line drawing adorning it is illuminated — from Bemelmans to Cocteau in an instant.
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The travel trailer Masula sets up on this dreary January morning is unassuming, but in the fight against the opioid epidemic, it's saving lives and bringing resources to areas and people who need it the most.
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My server recommended the Patty Melt, an unassuming name for a delicious, generous burger made of black beans, seitan and quinoa topped with vegan Cheddar, hollandaise, lettuce, tomato, grilled onions and pickles on toasted sourdough bread.
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All but ignored and overlooked during the tournament run-up, the Springbok buddies are the event's best sleeper picks, a perfect term for the unassuming pair, who mostly generate yawns from fans in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Kunsthuis SYB, an artist residency program based in Friesland, invite me to do a residency in the tranquil town of Beetsterzwaag; it's an unassuming town that has a bit of a historical connection to Gabber scene.
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Aguirre-Sacasa teased as much when he posted a Twitter pic that revealed a page from the new pilot, which hints at a secret ceremony in the woods and potential threats for Sabrina's poor, unassuming boyfriend Harvey.
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Some have been negative — the story of a social climber, a demanding diva, "Princess Pushy" — while others are more positive: She's the beloved black princess, a modern-day Cinderella, the modernizer and unassuming savior of the monarchy.
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The jokes in One Punch Man are great and the animation only adds to the humor, usually depicting Saitama as the most unassuming person imaginable (and sometimes making him look like a total badass for a laugh).
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McDonald's, though, was engineered for satisfying monotony — each item was a precise deposit of one scientifically created taste, free of nuance: the simple tang of focus group–approved mayo, or the unassuming umami of perfectly homogenous chicken.
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Between the movie's many, many murders, Aakeson and Moland subtly spoof the pretensions of manly men: how they try to intimidate each other with puffed-up posturing, and how they underestimate an unassuming, "respectable" schmo like Nils.
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The answer ended up being laughably simple: I'm shelling out another $17 for WNBA League Pass, which promises to fill my post-graduate summer months with the requisite friction and balletic fury, unassuming grace and sheer magnificence.
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The hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant, located in a run-down motel on a small patch of East Hollywood, is unassuming, but fills a cultural role for LA's expatriate Thai community that belies its humble look.
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Cuaron's depiction of growing up in a nearby, rambling, upper-middle-class Art Deco villa under the warm, unassuming gaze of the family's live-in domestic worker, Cleo, raised difficult questions about the divides in Mexican society.
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In 2018, it doesn't work like that at all: the song of the summer is collectively decided by the fans, meaning that, nowadays, any unassuming tune can take over the airwaves if the internet likes it enough.
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I'd been haranguing people all day to go and see them, and judging from how slammed it was in there to soak in the unassuming foursome's mind-melting barrage of undulating, deconstructed drones and screaming psychedelic freakouts.
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They argued that, now that rates are up a notch, the Fed should stress that further moves are based on very hard-to-predict economic data, and policymakers should be more unassuming in speeches and published forecasts.
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Nevermind its unassuming appearance and tininess (there are just two folding chairs by the window ledge, should you wish to dine there); the lines often stretch long at this mainstay Larkin Street spot, and for good reason.
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Perhaps the most surprising aspect of Quinones's investigation is the similarities he finds between the tactics of the unassuming, business-minded Mexican heroin peddlers, the so-called Xalisco boys, and the slick corporate sales force of Purdue.
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Some congressional Democrats have begun referring to the unassuming 55-year-old as "the silent assassin," as she plays the inside game — mostly out of view of the TV cameras — and looks to scale the leadership ladder.
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Yet in a fresh and unassuming way, it introduced a style of modern Italian dining that still informs restaurants today, from Mario Batali's new La Sirena in Manhattan to the much lauded Poggio Trattoria in Sausalito, Calif.
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According to a local FOX affiliate, the police are checking the charity store's security cameras to see if they can identify the very forgetful stoner who left roughly four pounds of weed in an otherwise unassuming cooler.
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Equally, Yaryan's an unassuming sort: a northern Cali-born, LA-based artist who spent many years drumming for Hanni El Khatib until the pull to create his own music yanked him right out of the Hanni-sitch.
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He was, perhaps, the most unassuming of the eight local staff in the Russia office of the International Republican Institute, the nonprofit, pro-democracy, and good governance group whose Moscow office I ran from 2001 to 2004.
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This time around, the hosts of this show welcome the ever-hilarious, unassuming actress Aparna Nancherla, of "Bojack Horseman" and "Master of None" fame, along with Aaron Jackson, of "The Opposition With Jordan Klepper," and many others.
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And yet the actress somehow still sidesteps the brightest spotlights, which may have something to do with the unassuming manner in which she carries her beauty — and the lack of ostentatious awards-bait roles in her filmography.
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We had loved watching our children grow into themselves in this comfortable but unassuming house for the last 16 years, holding countless scout meetings, pool parties, holiday dinners and raging fights over unfinished social studies projects here.
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On a moonlit Thursday night in Los Angeles, a group of local musicians huddle with baited breath inside an unassuming North Hollywood rehearsal studio as they await the first proper coming-together of two matriarchs of rock.
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Rhame, 26, is one of the Mets' most unassuming relief pitchers, taking the mound with thick-frame glasses or recreation goggles, but he inserted himself into the National League East rivalry with two high fastballs against Hoskins.
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She noted that many village properties sell in the $300,000s and $400,000s, significantly less than in other parts of Westchester, in part because of the proximity to Indian Point and the number of unassuming homes in town.
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" 401 W. 24th St. — JASON RIDER, Senior Fashion Editor I Sodi "I Sodi is a restaurant so small and unassuming that it takes me a while to find it on the street, even after many return visits.
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Wandering away from the neighborhood, I had one of the best bowls of Vietnamese bun thit nuong — charbroiled pork over rice-vermicelli noodles — I've ever had at the unassuming Nguyen-Hoang, on a decidedly unscenic street corner.
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Just across the street from the basilica is the unassuming El Salvador Restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and makes a fine pupusa, a thick cornmeal tortilla with various fillings (most are just $2).
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The film "tells the story of John's miraculous ordeal with an unassuming simplicity, focusing on the harrowing details of the case without an overreliance on proselytization," Bilge Ebiri wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Soft-spoken and unassuming, Mr. Dalli nonetheless managed to court controversy almost as soon as he arrived as commissioner for health and food safety, by approving the planting of a genetically modified potato in Europe, riling environmentalists.
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