We view it as practicing hospitality — entertaining angels unawares.
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The Inner Sanctum Mystery took me unawares on — when else?
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Their silent motors catch pedestrians and other road users unawares.
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Cupid's housing arrow has a tendency to strike you unawares.
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Their noses led them, unawares, to the best genetic matches.
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"The insurgents took us unawares," said an officer who requested anonymity.
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The world must be vigilant and not be caught unawares again.
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The "yellow vest" revolt caught Macron unawares when it erupted on Nov.
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Amazon Prime I've been borrowing unawares from a roommate three apartments ago.
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Unlike most of her peers, however, she wasn't snaring her subjects unawares.
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And somehow, every year some of us are caught unawares and unprepared.
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"Oddly," Wolff writes of Spicer's resignation, "this seemed to catch everyone unawares."
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Multiple local media reported that nearly all Hariri's closest aides were caught unawares.
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He wasn't after repetition, but he did want to capture New Yorkers unawares.
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Still, I liked that he was trying to keep from hurting me unawares.
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The government was taken unawares by the rapid growth of the garment industry.
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Thrifty to an absurd degree, cigar dangling or left perched somewhere catching you unawares.
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The elder Mr. Kim caught the world unawares by invading the South in June 1950.
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The ultimate goal, of course, was to prevent the next pandemic from catching us unawares.
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But Syria's government was not caught unawares by the move, a senior official told CNN.
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They are almost always unexpected: by their nature, they aim to catch the government unawares.
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I don't often watch late night television, which may be why I was caught unawares.
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The fact that Facebook had no response to this because they were obviously taken unawares.
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Maybe you saw the signs of impending unemployment; maybe the pink slip caught you unawares.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic has swept the world and caught many of its governments unawares.
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The move, however, triggered a firestorm of public outrage that caught the political class unawares.
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The nickel market was caught unawares, even though the law had been pending for five years.
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I didn't want to be caught unawares; I tried not to let myself be too vulnerable.
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Even senior party colleagues were taken unawares by the timing of the snap June 8 election.
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Now consider Amazon's $14 billion purchase of Whole Foods, which caught the grocery sector unawares on Friday.
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They switched the kicker to the opposite side, and maybe tried to catch the return team unawares?
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"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares," the New Testament warns.
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"A good decision in today's Russia should be swift and surprising and take everyone unawares," she said.
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The Muslim Brotherhood was not at the forefront of the Egyptian revolution but caught unawares by it.
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But it jolted Airbus which was caught unawares after signing a smaller order for A2321XLRs with IAG.
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Still, Gu and Yan don't expect that companies caught unawares by the license will take it sitting down.
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But it clearly rattled Airbus which was caught unawares after signing a smaller order for A2777XLRs with IAG.
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But Hackett knows the future will be different -- and he insists that Ford will not be caught unawares.
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Mr. Rondeau said Hamilton was "completely taken unawares" in 22014 when the Ventura appeared in the first M.I.B. movie.
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The clause on mini-BOTs had reportedly been inserted into the motion at the last minute, catching many lawmakers unawares.
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There's a vicarious thrill in watching a sympathetic protagonist (or a deserving schmuck) walking unawares into here-be-monsters territory.
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According to reports, the Secretary of Defense and director of Homeland Security were not consulted; the State Department was caught unawares.
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There are so many casual pleasures in her work that the precision and dexterity — the darkness, too — can catch you unawares.
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Caught unawares by this announcement, I could do nothing but burst into tears and scurry into my seventh grade history teacher's classroom.
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One of those involved in the 2009 protests, Reihane Taravati, said she and fellow activists were caught unawares by the latest unrest.
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Yara Greyjoy's fleet was taken unawares and the Dornish rebels were killed and taken captive before reaching the Dornish army in Sunspear.
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A little distance behind them and unawares, a man in a checked sport coat and pointed paper hat beams into the camera.
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A gaggle of whites look around as if caught unawares at a midnight county fair, with their prizes ready for the picking.
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Russian officials were taken unawares last month when thousands of people turned out in cities across Russia to protest against alleged official corruption.
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Moderators will now be able to blur graphic images by default before viewing them, so they are not caught unawares by disturbing content.
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If there is a deal, the oil price will probably shoot higher; it would catch the market unawares, as it did in Algiers.
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In September, more than 2,000 people were killed after a tsunami and earthquake struck western Sulawesi, with many complaining they were caught unawares.
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We haven't seen a such a market since the summer of 22018, so some recent entrants into the space could be caught unawares.
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People who see this movie unawares should be told that it's fake news, and that it's the obits themselves that are real news.
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You don't want to bring up that you've searched, but you also don't want to be caught unawares of whom, exactly, you are meeting.
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For those of you unawares, the Entrepreneur Roundtable Accelerator, like other accelerators, is a program that provides participating start-ups exposure to potential investors.
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There are so many casual pleasures in Ms. Dove's poetry that the precision and dexterity in her work — the darkness, too — can catch you unawares.
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Relatives said the trapped miners were caught unawares as they went about their routine work in the shafts, some of which were 100 meters deep.
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Why it matters: This is the second time in as many weeks that Apple has been caught unawares as to how its platform was being misused.
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But more enduring were the sculptures, which often caught passers-by unawares; many would pause for a closer look and, in the cellphone age, a picture.
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Seemingly caught unawares, the Kim regime rushed to present a response that was both conciliatory and admiring of Trump, while defensive and defiant of its outreach efforts.
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While South Korea and Malaysia were caught unawares by Kim's trip to Malaysia, the alleged state security agents at the airport suggests North Korea was well informed.
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A reporter standing in a hallway just off the Senate floor coughed openly into the air just as a member of the Senate leadership walked by unawares.
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In another strand, Anthony uses Google Maps to track random people — their faces unrecognizably blurred by the program's algorithm — walking through Baltimore and caught on camera unawares.
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Three roads in the city remained closed on Saturday because of the damage, with some foreign visitors caught unawares by the chaos and shocked by what they saw.
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You can subscribe to a custom television calendar and never miss an episode of Game of Thrones again, or get caught unawares by a Sherlock and Elementary clash again.
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The front-wing broken, the champion dived into the pits where he spent nearly a minute with Mercedes caught unawares and milling about in confusion without any tires ready.
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Mr Comey was caught unawares: his termination letter was delivered to his office while he was travelling, and he reportedly thought it was a prank when informed of the news.
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The tax on liabilities unveiled in Tuesday's federal budget caught banks, which had previously enjoyed the support of the ruling centre-right government, unawares and was criticised by bank executives.
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Advertised as a way to force wealthy tax dodgers to turn in their "black money," and catch them unawares, the scheme also threw the lives of poor savers into chaos.
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" The snow brought the expected inconveniences to a city that, as Mr. Pamuk wrote in the book, is "always caught unawares, greeting each snowfall as if it were the first.
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The tax on liabilities unveiled in Tuesday's federal budget caught banks, which had previously enjoyed the support of the ruling center-right government, unawares and was strongly criticized by bank executives.
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The 45-year-old Bachelor host was perhaps the only one caught unawares — c'mon, we all saw this coming — by yesterday's announcement that Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell have broken up.
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A few reckoned the public could not be trusted to understand the finer points of monetary policy; others felt that catching markets unawares maximised the impact of a change in policy.
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Republican appropriators, more subdued than their Democratic counterparts on the issue Tuesday, said they had been caught unawares by the report and that they were seeking specifics from the White House.
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The tax on liabilities unveiled in Tuesday's federal budget caught banks, which had previously enjoyed the support of the ruling centre-right government, unawares and was strongly criticised by bank executives.
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The rising inventory ratio has reversed the downtrend that prevailed over the previous two years and suggests manufacturers and distributors were taken unawares by a slowdown in sales since the middle of 24.
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And if you remember, what really launched the service was the fact that they had Starz, which allowed them to show our movies and Disney movies, and that sort of caught us unawares.
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Frenchman Romain Grosjean parked up in his Haas early in the session, triggering a virtual safety car, while Verstappen was caught seemingly unawares by Rosberg who had to slow at the second chicane.
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And then he talked about how things like that make you grieve their absence all over again, and how that grief catches you unawares, taking over your body when you least expect it.
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In both of those instances, he appeared to catch his staff totally flat-footed -- caught unawares that he was going to do what he did, say what he said or tweet what he tweeted.
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I first stumbled upon the LaB totally unawares many, many years ago whilst on mushrooms in the midst of a performance by the Lucent Dossier Experience, the production crew's in-house psychedelic dance circus.
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When an officer of the court comes to arrest Elizabeth, they have the incredulity of people caught unawares by a tide of history that they simply can't believe could happen in the world they know.
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The developers have obviously been caught unawares by Pokémon Go's massive popularity, and now have to balance the tasks of completing an unfinished product while maintaining the game's current quality and introducing it to new markets.
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Some states have passed laws allowing patients to access emergency supplies without a current prescription, to cut down on tearful last-minute pharmacy visits by those caught unawares by an expired prior authorization with their insurer.
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When it seemed the end may have been near, the heavens opened yet again on Friday morning, dropping more water on the New York City region just in time for umbrella-less straphangers to be caught unawares.
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Inspired by "philosophy, black metal and the human body," a German digital artist who goes by the profile girls-unawares, is crafting these surreal sexualizations, taking commissions from other Tumblr users to make renderings based on their profiles.
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The exception to the rule was Ester Ledecka, the Czech skier - better known as a world champion snowboarder - who caught both rivals and experts unawares by storming through to win the women's super-G with starting bib number 26.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) decision to reject the deal was uploaded to its website an hour before the market closed on May 8, catching investors unawares as they were expecting a decision on the next day.
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Last year, Humans arrived on Channel 4—catching us unawares with its pseudo-brand marketing for Persona Synthetics, coming on in the breaks between Gogglebox and reminding us that adverts—not just humans—can be effectively aped through intelligent design.
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While the rest of the world had their eyes and ears on Kanye West last night, James Blake caught us unawares by stealthily lobbing a brand new song slap-bang into the midst of his usual BBC Radio 1 residency.
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At a remove of more than four decades, she maps the divisions splintering America today, and uncannily anticipates some of the dynamics that led to the election of Donald J. Trump and caught so many political and media insiders unawares.
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Though the Skynet scenario is unlikely to be a problem for many, many years — the far more immediate worry is the coming shift in the job markets from automation, and that is still years away — we certainly don't want Skynet catching us unawares.
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The best way to see one of the hundreds of community gardens in New York City is by accident: Nothing quite matches the delight of stumbling unawares onto a peaceful fleck of green tucked away in a maze of stone and concrete.
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Out of a longstanding worry that members will be caught inebriated, sleeping or in some other embarrassing posture, the Senate still bans photographers from even pointing their cameras in the direction of the Senate door, for fear of someone inside being caught unawares.
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It also makes five recommendations on how to combat these problems — including getting AI engineers to be more upfront about the possible malicious uses of their research; and starting new dialogues between policymakers and academics so that governments and law enforcement aren't caught unawares.
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The same goes for local races where Republicans are being caught unawares by progressive insurgents like Sanjay Patel, the Sanders-endorsed Indian-American who's mounting the first serious challenge ever to Congressional Freedom Caucus member Bill Posey, a four-term Republican, on Florida's Space Coast.
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"At a remove of more than four decades," Ms. Kakutani writes, Ms. Didion "maps the divisions splintering America today, and uncannily anticipates some of the dynamics that led to the election of Donald J. Trump and caught so many political and media insiders unawares."
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Tuesday's blockbuster order, worth more than $24 billion at list prices, was partly seen as an effort to preserve competition between planemakers, damaged by the three-month-old grounding crisis, but it rattled Airbus which was caught unawares after signing a smaller order for A321XLRs with IAG.
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Green skittered inside, his red braid dangling out of a "Prurience"-branded baseball cap, a bulging Ikea bag hefted over his shoulder, audience members were encouraged to take seats, write expectations for the evening on scraps of paper and mix unawares with the actors in the crowd.
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"Vertov had a whole bunch of techniques for capturing 'life unawares,' like hiding cameras, surprising people by sticking a camera in their face, distracting people with a fake camera and generally catching them off guard," said Jeremy Hicks, a scholar of Russian film at Queen Mary University of London.
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By contrast, Matt Cohen and Marc Palm (writer and cartoonist, respectively, of the December 2018 takeoff) show us a series of "affecting scenes," as Gorey would call them — school kids caught unawares in the moment before their deaths in what we assume will be a hail of semi-automatic gunfire.
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In the afterword to the paperback edition of "Fire and Fury," Wolff bragged about how he "did an end run around the system, catching the journalism apparatus as well as the White House unawares," deriding the "journalism bureaucracy" for putting so much stock in such niceties as confidentiality and integrity.
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U.S. forces, caught unawares by the move, began a hasty and logistically problematic retreat; at one point American troops found themselves deliberately "bracketed" by Turkish artillery fire—pinned in position and wholly reactive to the movements of a foreign state's force, one set in motion by their own commander in chief.
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Boeing's biggest supplier—a former Boeing plant in Wichita that the company sold to a private equity firm during the mid-2000s as part of its deranged drive to ramp up an idiotic financial metric called Return on Net Assets—seems to have been caught completely unawares by the move.
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That was evident since the outbreak of the Lebanese crisis over the last week with a surprise visit to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, followed by a flurry of calls, sending his foreign minister to Saudi Arabia and then the invitation to Hariri, which caught many diplomats unawares.
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UK March retail sales data, due this Friday, looks poised to mark an outright decline in volume in the first quarter compared to the fourth of 2016, a development which may well have been prompted by a tightening in credit by UK banks, which walked into the largest post-war recession a decade ago largely unawares.
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It's a fate that's been nauseatingly normalized, thanks to the NRA and their political enablers: "G is for Greg who was caught unawares/ H is for Hiro who needs more than prayers …" It's scarifying stuff, a far cry from the macabre wit of the 1963 original, whose satirical target was the chirpy homilies of most ABC's of the day.
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Laurie has been preparing to take on her oppressor, Michael Myers for most of her life, and it's her determined, though reluctant preparedness — her fully loaded arsenal, her secret panic room stocked with food and supplies, her yard littered with shot-up mannequins — that is indicative of a woman tired of being found unawares by violence, finally ready to bury her demon.
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