"We … looked at each other with wide, unguarded eyes," Oliver says in the hovering moment before a kiss, and this is a book with wide, unguarded eyes.
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Absurdly, Monk has been better according to Synergy when guarded in catch-and-shoot situations than unguarded, hitting at a 1.53 point-per-shot clip guarded versus 1.15 pps unguarded.
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Unguarded observations about world leaders may temporarily disrupt American interests.
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He illegally crossed an unguarded border into Ecuador from Colombia.
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In that moment, she looked unguarded, and it scared me.
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Xi rarely lets his guard down while Trump is unguarded.
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He is congenitally honest, almost shockingly unguarded in his speech.
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His incredible imagination, unguarded and socially conscious at the same time.
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He is hurtful to look at, his face beautiful and unguarded.
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I never wanted to be caught that open and unguarded again.
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The Senators' focus on Crosby allowed Kunitz to set up unguarded.
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Maharaj had ammunition, having recorded Ferro in unguarded conversation with associates.
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Once I became unguarded our life and everything else opened up.
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The connective thread is the unguarded emotionality of a teenage perspective.
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"The moment we leave it unguarded, they will come," Fabrega said.
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Pelé shot towards the unguarded goal—but scuffed his kick and missed.
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This is what a few unguarded moments with Hillary Clinton sounds like.
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What it signifies to them—individually, socially—revealed in an unguarded manner.
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It's a stirring companion to one of JAY-Z's most unguarded songs.
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Some reporters, in unguarded moments, say that they fear for journalists' safety.
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The police then abandoned 265 other outposts, leaving the pipeline unguarded. Sept.
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Afterward, Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek admonished Rose for essentially leaving Schroder unguarded.
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In unguarded moments, a number of Republican politicians have acknowledged as much.
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This blitz is nearly impossible to block, but leaves the short middle unguarded.
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Trump's speeches to law enforcement are often his most unguarded and rip-roaring.
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What other opportunities am I missing, then—or flanks am I leaving unguarded?
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And you've been walking these streets unguarded waiting for any man to explode.
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His melancholy, along with his waggish humor, goes more unguarded in his songs.
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The screener is unguarded and can receive the ball for an open shot.
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It lulls us into a sense of unguarded security that it never delivers.
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Then she hustled off around the corner to the cans she'd left unguarded.
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Elgar is more unguarded, although as a personality he may not have been.
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Hammond's unguarded remarks gave the hardliners an excuse to launch their latest rising.
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It exemplifies the wisdom, and the frank, unguarded honesty, that can crystallise with age.
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In quiet, unguarded moments when it's just family, the truth now slowly seeps out.
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A few of the displaced might head for the open, unguarded spaces of Libya.
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The show is most unguarded when bosses stumble into a legal problem on camera.
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In unguarded moments, some Republican supporters of the laws have been inclined to agree.
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Throughout the day, Mr. Simon seemed unguarded, in conversation and in every other way.
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They were found in Imlil, an unguarded and remote area on the mountain range.
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Her attitude and outlook on life is straightforward; her humor is raunchy and unguarded.
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But it is this text, in its unguarded searching, that underlines the work's urgency.
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Then came Mr. Bannon's unguarded comments to The American Prospect, published on Wednesday evening.
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Her best portraits are the ones that feel least posed, most unguarded, most relaxed.
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"That is going to be special," he said sarcastically in a notably unguarded moment.
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In response, she wrote a moving, unguarded op-ed for the New York Times.
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That being: Who can seem secure enough in their position to look fully unguarded?
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Replies flooded in nearly instantly and were far more unguarded than I could have anticipated.
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Jonk and company arrived at the hangar at around 2 am, and found it unguarded.
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But people and drugs are not, as the president maintains, pouring across an unguarded border.
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The workers were surprised that the fossil was just sitting out on the plains, unguarded.
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It is hard to imagine the always composed Ivanka saying something so unguarded in public.
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Smith whipped a pass from the corner to Brassard, who was unguarded behind the net.
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I interpreted the unguarded aisles of open shelves as a sign that everything was free.
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It bounced high off the turf and looped into an unguarded corner of the goal.
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We never got caught on camera in a private fight or during an unguarded moment.
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But he keeps them alive in the rumor-sphere with his own constant, unguarded ramblings.
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I even told her, in an unguarded moment, that something had happened in my past.
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I think about putting that in my profile, but it sounds too sincere, too unguarded.
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Directed by Laura Nix, the movie offers an unguarded view of these smart, conscientious students.
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The Dickinsons in each, with their candid, unguarded gaze, share a clear, if inconclusive, resemblance.
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It is hard to imagine many synagogues remaining unguarded in the coming months and years.
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However, those groups in the past previously have only attacked unguarded oil pipelines at night.
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And it gives us a look at some of the most unguarded thoughts of our leaders.
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Gaiser's subjects gaze directly at the viewer, unguarded, enveloped in designs and symbols of their power.
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She is unguarded in some respects, mostly because she doesn't think anything she did was wrong.
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Naia narrates the film in a way that is both comfortable and reflective, unguarded and unrehearsed.
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But in the letters to Ms. Suckley, from 1935 to 1944, the American president is unguarded.
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Our little bungalow, the only unguarded place where Americas lived in Tam Ky, was never harmed.
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I think idiomatic expressions make good crossword entries, especially those uttered in private or unguarded moments.
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The work's unguarded anguish is like a return to the mourning diptychs of eight years earlier.
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Her unguarded exploration of it in her writing and public life is powerful, real, and relatable.
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Libya has a population of just 6.5 million but a vast land area with largely unguarded borders.
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Dilok Arinpeng, who commands the unit, said he had ever seen -- and, incredibly, he found it unguarded.
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But here, in an unguarded moment, she is smiling to herself, and her grin is almost childlike.
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I will always be grateful for the moments I was able to see my gifted father unguarded.
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I knew that the same sea soothing our senses could, in an unguarded moment, swallow us whole.
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One fighter from a rival group said the looted goods had been left unguarded in the chaos.
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Bloggers will often cite a seemingly unguarded moment between their couple of choice as their point of awakening.
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Unguarded Amazonian borders led to a surge of newcomers from Brazil and Suriname in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Stannis Baratheon, the younger brother of King Robert Baratheon, left Dragonstone unguarded at the end of season 3.
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Seeing these guys from above, as they move around the stage, makes them appear oddly unguarded and vulnerable.
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In the portrait, though, as intimate and unguarded as a snapshot, he's still young, somewhere in his teens.
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"She was still the same character — splendid and unguarded — that she has been from the start," he writes.
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Do they actually want to reduce their inhibitions and consume unguarded fluids with people they don't know yet?
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Unguarded statements to confidential informants can provide prosecutors with the intent evidence that they would otherwise be lacking.
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One agent said Mr. Flynn was "unguarded" and "clearly saw the F.B.I. agents as allies," the lawyers wrote.
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Such an undertaking would be impossible, since the frontier stretches 5,500 miles (8,900 km) and is largely unguarded.
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Tuesday evening, several NATO leaders were caught in an unguarded exchange on camera apparently gossiping about Trump's behavior.
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Still, there can be benefits for a reporter, including the chance to see newsmakers in an unguarded setting.
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Not with a single question or comment, but in a long, revealing and unguarded exchange with the president.
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And yet his effort is so determined—so guileless and unguarded—that I stop shouting and just watch.
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Before that, people paid small fees to mom-and-pop operators to get them across a largely unguarded border.
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When it dropped to the ice, Bruins left winger Matt Belesky knocked it in front to an unguarded Pasternak.
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"This was an unguarded moment trying to compose myself before a TV interview," Coupe told ITV in a statement.
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Too close for comfort A cyclist was nearly struck by a train as he rode over an unguarded crossing.
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An angry tweet or an unguarded comment could undo the tone of comity that Trump strove for on Monday.
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There was also an unguarded ease about her that suggested a person in every way content to be home.
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Casually objectifying women — speaking in an unguarded way, using language we never would in mixed company — brought us together.
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Mr. St-Victor laughed, and his unguarded moment was captured by Ms. Grega, and then appeared on the monitor.
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When we met up with her a couple years back she was utterly unguarded, just like in her songs.
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Avoiding territory controlled by the terrorist group Boko Haram, they crossed an unguarded part of Nigeria's border with Niger.
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A record of that visit was never placed in the case file, and the site was left unguarded overnight.
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Ironically, Francis did mention hell in Monday's document - in a section that warned against "unguarded tongues" in the media.
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In the past, officials have described Trump's conversations with foreign leaders sometimes veering off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory.
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But cash could buy cheap land in the forest along the Mexican border, with its hundreds of unguarded passages.
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Yesterday Venezuelan producer Arca shared a minimal, strikingly unguarded video for "Sin Rumbo," directed by longtime collaborator Jesse Kanda.
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The photographs capture unguarded moments and celebrate the beauty of serendipity in a city which didn't have much to celebrate.
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The effect of Control's takeover of Leland, seen in an unguarded moment, looks eerily familiar to longtime Star Trek fans.
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Ms. Ali was able to escape because the military began bombing the forest and the militants scattered, leaving her unguarded.
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Since the device's drug library is unguarded, a hacker could theoretically upload a new one into a Hospira device's system.
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Despite Navratilova's advice, I was reluctant to leave the alley unguarded and tentative about plays on balls down the middle.
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Yet headlining an arena, she was still the same character — splendid and unguarded — that she has been from the start.
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Westerhout had been drinking when "in an uncharacteristically unguarded moment, she opened up to the reporters," a source told Politico.
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They entered a small, relatively unguarded lane in the house's courtyard, looking for a way to help Mr. Ganai escape.
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Julian Draxler, Germany's captain, and Jonas Hector combined to set up the unguarded Werner to shoot into an empty net.
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"These things happen because of human nature," said Chris Vickery, a security researcher who specializes in finding unguarded data caches.
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But he was also amazingly unguarded—and dismissive of guardrails—in the two days I spent following him that winter.
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The path behind the main stage is unguarded, so I make my way to the Wavebreaker Stage unofficially and undisturbed.
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Garner isn't usually this unguarded, so to see her so plainly vulnerable — and concerned about something, whatever it is — is thrilling.
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But he admitted to a foreign visitor, in an unguarded moment, "the Cuban model doesn't even work for us any more".
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In the clips below, look how easily this action produces a switch, or leaves one of the two players completely unguarded.
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Far too often Bledsoe will get caught with a back screen or watch his man cut through unguarded for a layup.
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During the game, Steph learned the hard way that you do not leave Ayesha unguarded at the top of the key.
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Customers also could dispatch personal drones to collect parcels from delivery drones instead of leaving the package unguarded at their doorstep.
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Though edited, the videos carry an intimate, unguarded aesthetic that has helped Mr. Kjellberg remain relevant and sought after by advertisers.
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What if President Lincoln's bodyguard had not decided to get a drink and leave Lincoln unguarded that night at Ford's Theatre?
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If ever there was a good reason not to leave your Facebook unguarded around pesky friends and family members, it's this.
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Blunt in particular shines, building an entire emotional arc out of an unguarded smile, a weary frown, a squaring of the shoulders.
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He is totally unguarded, he does not seem to care about offending people, [and] he is so different from almost everybody else.
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"But government statistics show much of the heroin actually comes not over the unguarded border but through ports of call," Smith said.
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Capitalizing on the briefest of unguarded moments from his American foe, the Brazilian extended the arm to a chorus of verbal taps.
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Recent satellite images have revealed that Dura-Europos, left unguarded during the current Syrian civil war, is being picked clean by looters.
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When they did meet, over a protracted meal, she scribbled notes under the table to make sure that his comments were unguarded.
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Ronaldo scored with a penalty kick in the 33rd minute, four minutes before Bernardo Silva slipped a shot into an unguarded goal.
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Ronaldo scored on a penalty kick in the 33rd minute, four minutes before Bernardo Silva slipped a shot into an unguarded goal.
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Rookie Cody Glass got the puck at the left dot and found Stastny, unguarded, at the far dot on a backdoor pass.
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Even during an interview with a journalist, she speaks in the confiding, unguarded tone of somebody having coffee with an old friend.
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Maybe Morris's portrait of Dorfman is simply the more manicured and posed official one, rather than the messy and unguarded B-side.
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While the work is visually compelling, its presentation can come across as a bit forced, especially in contrast to the unguarded Holley.
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It's when you would find your favorite band at their most relaxed and unguarded, because you just put filler on the B-side.
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"Marriage still ain't equal, y'all," Obama stated, at the start of a withering and unguarded takedown that reportedly left the crowd highly animated.
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A stray comment about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner.
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A: The vast majority of envelopes and parcels arrive safe and sound, but most Americans have regular mailboxes or stoops, unguarded and vulnerable.
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Florida's Mike Hoffman retrieved the puck behind the net and fed Barkov, who was unguarded on the doorstep, due to Pietrangelo's momentary injury.
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Given what we've seen of her current acting talents, we all know that unguarded, ugly-crying vulnerability is not yet in her wheelhouse.
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But most at least tried to keep their anger and most unguarded inner thoughts private, a safety valve that Trump seems to lack.
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A stray remark about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner.
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At a time when so much gay culture aspires to honorary heterosexual status, their art is true L.G.B.T.Q., loud and proud and unguarded.
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But in unguarded moments, some officials note that money has a way of reaching the parts that political pressure or legal threats cannot.
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It was a genuine moment of sincerity and unguarded kindness delivered out of the public eye, which, to me, defined this great woman.
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As well, a 2018 ban on wood harvesting in Kenya's disappearing forests has made firewood scarcer, creating growing temptation to steal unguarded supplies.
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Singing in cabaret, without a fictional role to play, I can be unguarded and vulnerable and able to share a lifetime of anecdotes.
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Being in a place where nothing has an agenda for your attention, as Axelrod found, means looking and listening in an unguarded way.
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They are moments where Sonnenfeld has truly put himself out there, as is and unguarded, without concern for an audience's judgment or approval.
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But she's at her most animated and unguarded when she's talking about music, and she thinks about music in deep and complex ways.
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Mr. Ossé also became familiar to many listeners on Twitter, where his unguarded opinions attracted legions of fans and no shortage of critics.
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One agent said Mr. Flynn was "unguarded" and "clearly saw the F.B.I. agents as allies," and he readily answered questions, F.B.I. documents showed.
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Eight minutes later, Ismaily sprinted to beat Ederson to the ball before rounding the keeper and stroking a shot into the unguarded net.
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"It's still a bit of a shock to me," says James, who comes across in person as funny, casually profane and surprisingly unguarded.
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Messi was also selfless, helping set up Philippe Coutinho to score into a net unguarded by goalkeeper Hugo Lloris in the second minute.
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The chapters are filled with colorful player anecdotes, and there is an unguarded candor that is hard to find in modern locker rooms.
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By nightfall, some of those people had left the unguarded camp, too, fearing that it was no longer safe, Mr. al-Iyaf said.
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"I can't really figure out how we got from where we were to where we are," Grace tells Thaddeus in an unguarded moment.
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The Washington Post reported that a number of Kurdish-run detention facilities were now unguarded as their focus shifted to repelling the Turks.
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He's long had an unguarded way of speaking: going off-script, embarking on lengthy riffs, and sometimes saying things he ends up regretting.
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For example, a painting from 1982 shows the artist giving a blowjob in a public park — an unguarded, honest self-portrait of sorts.
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The two men, lit by the orange light that seems to only exist in New York apartments, swap inside jokes, jabs, and unguarded openness.
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But he often speaks with disdain about feminism generally, and in unguarded moments he is liable to comment on essential distinctions between the sexes.
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It's a fitting start to this unguarded autobiography by the unorthodox neurologist with a voracious, restless mind who lived a full and passionate life.
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Mr. Said pointed out the nondescript red metal gate of what had been the old synagogue, unlocked and unguarded, and said visitors were welcome.
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Mr. Bannon's dovish tendencies spilled into view this week in unguarded comments he made about North Korea to a liberal publication, The American Prospect.
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Before 2015, much of the complex was left unguarded, making it a popular destination for urban explorers and thrill seekers, according to Atlas Obscura.
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Still, Mr. Solomon's love of spinning music suggests a youthful, unguarded side that is rare in the wealthy, button-down world of high finance.
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He is matter-of-fact and unguarded, secure on his perch in the pantheon after two solo retrospectives at the Museum of Modern Art.
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With the net almost entirely unguarded, Hayes snapped a quick, hard shot, but Schneider lunged to make the stop with his right arm fully extended.
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These Skype talks charm you with sweet declarations ("kisses") and some gentle comedy (Maman is a bit technologically challenged), although mostly with their unguarded intimacy.
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Since then, some Uruguayan officials have said they lost track of him, and suggested that he may have crossed the largely unguarded border into Brazil.
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Leaving children defenseless in a gun-free zone only encourages mass shooters — as they themselves admit — to seek out unguarded schools and inflict more damage.
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They're into each other, loose and unguarded; they're also good singers with interesting timbres who can harmonize their way through a pop tune with ease.
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With routes out of the country officially closed to them, many try to head further into Europe from unguarded parts of Greece&aposs northern border.
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This reminded me sweetly of a child's mittens, until the guide warned us that unguarded our hands would get frostbitten in less than five minutes.
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Mr. Zerón also took Mr. García Reyes to the riverbank without a defense lawyer, and then left the crime scene unguarded overnight, the review found.
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The success of the Shield had brought unintended consequences: Big ranchers had simply gone around it, pressing into the unguarded south flank of the park.
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" While preparing for the release of Waves, Platten previously told PEOPLE that her new album shows her unguarded side, revealing some of her "anxieties" and "insecurities.
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The July 2015 correspondence with Podesta was a characteristically unguarded moment from Tanden, one of many revealed in the ongoing release of hacked emails by WikiLeaks.
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A terrific defender, Roberson can be an offensive liability, mostly because his regular-season 31 percent three-point shooting allowed opponents to leave him virtually unguarded.
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He found Markway equally unguarded on a blown coverage on a seam route for a 223-yard strike and a 231-228 lead at 033:203.
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Then he brought the ball downcourt at speed and abruptly flipped it to another player, who was unguarded, without looking his way, creating an easy jumper.
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Those recordings, which capture Mr. Trump in unusually candid, searching and unguarded ways, are the basis for a special two-part episode of The Run-Up.
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For Putin, who both by nature and by K.G.B. training is mistrustful of others, these early friendships seem to have been his only genuine, unguarded bonds.
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It's also sweet to see such an unguarded smile on Bella, as we've grown so used to her serious I'm-keeping-1000-secrets-of-cool face.
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The team of paramedics that works in the unguarded compound did nothing to stop them, out of what they said was concern for their personal safety.
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It's a beautiful sentiment that in the track takes place over the routine of combing your partner's hair or noticing an unguarded moment between two strangers.
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And as she began to speak in Tamil, she sprang to life, still seated as before but newly animated and unguarded, as if confiding in friends.
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Even in his or her most unguarded moments, a diarist remains constantly aware of the future readers whose eyes may one day fall on the pages.
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In Mr. Trump's telling, the flood of illegal immigrants from unguarded stretches of the southwestern border is the No. 1 threat the United States must address.
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It's been Ivanka Trump leading the peek inside the life of her family, with never-before-seen moments of unguarded play, dress-up, and White House exploration.
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However, the project became a target for the alt-right, who sought to gain attention by preaching anti-Semitic, sexist and racist sentiments on the unguarded livestream.
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Prince Charles on royal correspondent Bush is not the only public figure to have voiced frustration and anger at the media in an unguarded on-camera moment.
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Trump has courted controversy throughout his campaign to secure the Republican nomination having offended Mexicans, Muslims and women with a series of contentious policies and unguarded comments.
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And while Pope Francis did manage to crack a smile or two when the cameras were clicking, the more unguarded moments seemed to capture his true feelings.
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Yet the artwork's interpersonal distance also allows for unguarded exchange, in the way that strangers can feel free with one another because they might never meet again.
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Defended by the Night's Watch in various castles, though most are in disrepair and many are unguarded, this extensive wall is intricate and made entirely of ice.
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Indeed, your uncertainty comes from the best possible place: empathic awareness of how an unguarded reaction to her outfit might leave her feeling self-conscious or ashamed.
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In this piece, Jim Dwyer, who writes The Times's "About New York" column, reflects on a rare day he spent recently with an unusually "unguarded" Paul Simon.
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And while leaders can disagree about specifically how you accomplish that goal, no one thinks we ought to leave a back-door border entrance open and unguarded.
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And it takes a certain amount of self-assurance to allow yourself to be as unguarded and vulnerable as he appears over the course of the episode.
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Instead, six members of the family slipped away and crossed on an unguarded footpath to the shallow Lubiriha River, which forms the border but is easily forded.
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Her friendship with Mr Obama survived the embarrassment she caused during his presidential run when, in an unguarded moment, she called his rival, Hillary Clinton, a "monster".
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The result is a glimpse into something we don't get to see that much on TV: the visceral and unguarded reactions people have to stuff happening onscreen.
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" The Hollywood Reporter wrote: "The chronicle that Stefanov and Kotevska have distilled abounds in moments of unguarded discovery — moments that can be tender, humorous, rackety or serene.
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How is he to know that another expression of loyalty and love, one that's just as unguarded and direct, is taking place at the dinner he skipped?
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The region's Arab separatists, once only known for nighttime attacks on unguarded oil pipelines, claimed responsibility for the assault, and Iranian officials appeared to believe the claim.
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The book's subject may sound shockingly unsexy, but you will be amazed by what Ms. Haigh does with the incursion of fracking into this unguarded little world.
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The two men have an easy rapport, and the conversation was unguarded, particularly when Mr. Powell was discussing himself rather than the policies of the central bank.
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I have this notion that all people are beautiful at some point in their lives, either as children, as old people or in flashes of unguarded expression.
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Despite their differences on many policy issues, Collins said she got to know Sessions personally at "unguarded" dinners that their Senate class held when they were first elected.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and his surrogates have embraced a style that eschews what they deride as political correctness, making for a long record of unguarded public statements.
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It's only us, the audience, who get to see the main character's unguarded self though their juggling of windows, their browsing, and their taking or ignoring of calls.
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"The economy is continuing to create more of our core customer," the company's chief executive, Todd Vasos, told the Wall Street Journal in an unguarded moment in December.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Information on numerous international investigations into terrorism groups compiled by Europol was accidentally left online, unguarded by any password, a Dutch television program reported on Wednesday.
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OSHA said the employee was deboning a chicken and got their finger stuck in an unguarded conveyor belt when they tried to remove chicken parts that were jammed.
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For many young people, the addiction to opioids starts when they receive extra pills from a friend or family member, or find them in an unguarded medicine cabinet.
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That's when Canadians cross an unguarded United States border into Hyder and continue the Canada Day party that begins on July 1 — and that the Yankees heartily join.
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Featuring President Donald J. Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, neighbors and friends, under the proper circumstances, presiding over the longest, largely unguarded, frontier in the world.
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And so when at six-thirty a cartel hound came scavenging, anodized joints creaking like coffin nails, it found Feo and his bags out in the open, unguarded.
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They are mostly about Syria and show a new and unguarded belligerence, with some openly condoning ISIS atrocities, including the beheading in October of 2014 of Alan Henning.
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It passes through remote terrain arrayed with 24,2000-foot peaks, millions of acres of wilderness and four of the five Great Lakes — a lot of it essentially unguarded.
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For an artist who had deployed a battery of strategies to coax sitters into dropping their masks, it was novel to photograph people who revealed their unguarded selves.
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Along the way, Ms. Glen, who lives in the same Upper West Side zipcode where she grew up, developed a reputation for making frank and occasionally unguarded comments.
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Throughout "Marigold," the new album by the ordinarily openhearted and unguarded New Jersey folk-emo band Pinegrove, the frontman Evan Stephens Hall presents himself as stuck in mud.
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Allardyce, 2117, is back in soccer three months after losing his job with England's national team because of unguarded comments he made to undercover reporters posing as businessmen.
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Allen's boss, described as a "hand grenade" in congressional testimony, is famous among reporters for his unguarded text exchanges, rambling phone calls and butt dials at odd hours.
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Since July, hundreds of people have fled the area for the capital Niamey or other nearby towns, the sources said, leaving their cattle and houses untended and unguarded.
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First published in 1983, the book horrified some with its frank portrayals of the women at their most unguarded, vulnerable or drunk, but there's no denying its power.
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The Israeli team secretly reached the warehouse holding the materials and broke in during a tight time window when it knew the building would be unguarded, the officials said.
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In my new book, "Getting There: A Book of Mentors," 30 leaders — including Buffett himself — share their unguarded stories and secrets to navigating the rocky road to the top.
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To hear him in an unguarded moment, talking to "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush on the way to a taping, showed him to be "even more vile" in private.
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If they want to they can fly over the wall in an unguarded location, unlock the doors from the inside and let in their whole host of undead chums.
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At forty years old, she affects a passive, stoic expression that transforms startlingly into one of unguarded felicity when she is amused—something that, while we spoke, happened often.
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" Still, she is as unguarded as one can possibly be when bound by confidentiality agreements, referring to one of Ivana Trump's post-Donald husbands as "looking like a frog.
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Captured in pub and living room, in hair salon and shed, their cozily unguarded recollections reinforce Ms. Osmond's focus on blue-collar striving and us-versus-them nose-thumbing.
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The unguarded face of the South contrasts with images that play when Jackson is reading what Baldwin has to say about the myths and ignorance reinforced by American cinema.
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The statistics, which the government stopped reporting in early 2014, offer a rare, unguarded glimpse into the role the Mexican military has assumed in the war against organized crime.
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Unaware that Hill was watching, Phillips pulled over to the side of the road and did a victory fist pump, by himself, in a moment of unguarded personal joy.
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Whereas most of Marvel's shirtless scenes are about power and beauty, this one signifies vulnerability: he's unguarded with Pepper in a way that he is with no one else.
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Her image has always been carefully managed, and our access to behind-the-scenes activity is rare, making it a challenge to capture the candidate in more unguarded moments.
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According to Politico, which first reported Westerhout's remarks, she had been drinking when "in an uncharacteristically unguarded moment, she opened up to the reporters," a source told the outlet.
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Then a moment later, in the 75th minute, he latched onto a long ball, beat a defender and then the keeper, and poked the ball into an unguarded net.
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And a lot of times, it's sort of like sad cases, too; very manipulative, to try to win favor with these people, get them in an emotionally unguarded moment.
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Goldsmith concludes that Kennedy "neglected, elided or interpreted away ethical and legal restrictions" that are supposed to constrain law enforcement, sweeping up lots of "unguarded conversations" with illegal bugs.
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I was struck by how unguarded they were with me, and I'm grateful for their willingness and openness to just meet me and talk to me about their family.
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In 2016, a hacker had tweeted links to the breached data, which security researchers eventually traced back to an Austin-based data management company whose servers had been unguarded.
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Howls and roars and squeals greeted each dig: at L.A. targets like Scientology and at "La La Land" implausibilities like the mysteriously unguarded and gravity-free Griffith Park Observatory.
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Newton didn't react to the unguarded middle from this set until the second half, a major missed opportunity for the Cats — who seemed tight early, dropping passes and missing blocks.
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But Hillary Clinton seemed impatient for a conclusion to the multinational military intervention she had done so much to organize, and in a rare unguarded moment, she dropped her reserve.
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Courtney Marie Andrews "If I Told" Andrews has long been one of the most unguarded singer/songwriters in the game and her latest single is a work of utter vulnerability.
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On calls he cannot monitor personally, Mr. Kelly or a deputy will usually double-back to debrief the caller on any promises the president may have made in unguarded moments.
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Iceland stunned the stadium soon afterwards though when keeper Willy Caballero palmed Gylfi Sigurdsson's low shot straight into the path of Finnbogason, who swept the ball into the unguarded net.
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In New York City, politically connected lawyers, judges and contractors can, as our reporting team found, feed on these unguarded estates like leeches on flesh at a nudist camp lake.
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Ms. Coulter was confronted with the dangerous prospect of setting foot unguarded on a campus that erupted in violence in February after another conservative speaker, Milo Yiannopoulos, planned to appear.
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Duchess Meghan gave an unusually unguarded TV interview while on her trip to Africa with Harry in which she acknowledged being a new mother in the spotlight has been tough.
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Supreme Court nominees have become increasingly cautious in their testimony to the Senate since Robert Bork's unguarded and candid remarks before the Judiciary Committee helped sink his nomination in 1987.
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Some of the most unguarded conversations of the middle school and adolescent years take place when a parent is chauffeuring, so it's probably worth trying for some designated screenless miles.
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Stannis, never one to do things by halves, fully committed to the cause, pulling every one of his followers out of Dragonstone, which is why Daenerys finds it empty and unguarded.
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It seems obvious to me that the latter stream is the more difficult to navigate, especially for artists today who seem so reluctant to cross into the waters of unguarded sentiment.
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Meanwhile, another longtime trait of Biden's has been his unguarded way of speaking: He goes off-script, he embarks on lengthy riffs, and he sometimes says things he ends up regretting.
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Conacher, standing unguarded in the low slot, collected his own rebound, put the puck on his forehand and flipped it over Johnson for his seventh goal and a 1-0 lead.
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Sixty-two percent of our respondents used GEDmatch, highlighting the extent to which DNA data that are heavily protected by companies such as AncestryDNA and 23andMe are unguarded by consumers themselves.
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In recent months, that veil has been lifted and a different Ms. Peck has emerged: a little raw, emotionally unguarded and daring in a more delicate, walking-on-a tightrope way.
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Her memories from "on the road" are marked by the excitement of buses and unguarded receptionist desks and receiving a poker chip from the tooth fairy while passing through casino country.
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It amounts to a concerted effort to prevent Trump's conversations -- which officials have said sometimes veer off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory -- from becoming known to even those inside the administration.
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But they have found it difficult to find the right wording on guaranteeing the unguarded border as set out in the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement that will suit all sides.
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In a surprisingly unguarded moment, he tells Edmure that none of the battle to come will matter to Jaime, because he loves Cersei and is merely doing this to return to her.
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"One of the agents reported that General Flynn was 'unguarded' during the interview and 'clearly saw the FBI agents as allies,'" Flynn's lawyer wrote, quoting from materials they received from the government.
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Unable to pay a smuggler who could ease the family's passage to Turkey with bribes, they instead found a man who promised to lead them to an unguarded spot on the border.
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But Davis Guggenheim's documentary "only occasionally delivers the kind of unguarded moment that makes you feel as if you're getting beneath the media image," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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A group of young women from Vassar who trained boxing together soundly flattened a man going through the pockets of their unguarded coats while they were bathing at a local beauty spot.
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She has a small voice that benefits from the studio, where it can sound determined and unguarded; onstage, her backup singers could be seen joining her in unison nearly throughout the set.
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The film was shot by Australian-born actor Leo McKern, who played a villainous cult leader in the film, and shows the band in unguarded moments behind the scenes on the set.
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But Beth Mead spotted Bronze arriving at the edge of the penalty area unguarded, and Bronze connected and raised the ball high into the roof of the net with a fierce shot.
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Tell her that this disclosure has become a burden for you — as it no doubt is for her, given that she chose to blurt it out to you during an unguarded moment.
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Signs of the crackdown are everywhere, from National Guard troops lining the once-unguarded border with Guatemala to shelters and flophouses overflowing with migrants stranded after the government refused them transit visas.
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This production, directed with a spontaneous air of seamlessness by Lee Sunday Evans, seems to keep pulling apparitions out of air, just as your mind does when it's feeling tired and unguarded.
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In one of the largest such cases, a Manhattan art dealer, Subhash Kapoor, has been implicated in the theft of $100 million worth of rare antiquities from remote, unguarded temples across India.
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Apparently it was a good idea to head back to an unguarded Dragonstone without the thought to use scouts, knowing that the enemy is a literal pirate with a superior sea fleet.
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While his photos capture hundreds of matchday rituals, mid-match moments and much of the character of the West Ham fanbase, they also present the local area at its most natural and unguarded.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu was quoted as saying that 12 Syrian prisons holding foreign militants as well as eight refugee camps had been left unguarded as a result of Turkey's military operation.
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Despite tight security measures at the foreign missions where they work, or surrounding their barracks, the contractors often travel to work in unguarded buses that are seen as especially vulnerable to insurgent attacks.
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The German keeper had earlier handed Real a 51st minute lead when he threw the ball straight at striker Karim Benzema and the ball rolled into the unguarded net off the Frenchman's leg.
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Green, who went largely unguarded on the perimeter with the Jazz trying to cut off Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson beyond the arc, seemed unconcerned about the injury following the contest.
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These calls offer an unguarded, un-veneered glimpse into the reality of these famous peoples' personal psyches, and, at the very least, shows you at what point certain celebrities absolutely lose their shit.
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His face, which has a boyish enthusiasm when he's excited, turns profoundly focused when he considers the business aspect of things; in unguarded moments he sometimes looks as beatific as a Dostoyevsky character.
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As a fiction writer, my livelihood depends, in part, upon an impartial, nonjudgmental form of voyeurism, and people never reveal themselves with as much unguarded honesty as they do in their own surroundings.
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They become addicted, or they give the extra pills to a friend or family member who misuses the medication, or they leave them unguarded in a medicine cabinet for a child to take.
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Moss tries to write a kind of poetry that his American juniors rarely attempt: the first-person record of wisdom, jocular or weighty, gained in a moment or a lifetime, unguarded, openhearted, profuse.
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Unguarded remarks about the leader or one of his predecessors may lead to banishment from Pyongyang or, in more egregious cases, being carted off to a prison camp—sometimes with one's family in tow.
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They also cut through plumbing tunnels and finally made it to an unguarded area of the roof where they were able to rappel to the ground using some kind of makeshift rope, Hallock said.
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The adaptations a fighter makes to defend one strike opens him to the other, and each time he adjusts he is at a 50/50 chance of eating a strike in an unguarded place.
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The unassimilated names on the gravestones — Ottavio Fiscalini, Aleksandr Skazhkows, Olaf Knutson — confirm that, through what Senator Lodge called the "unguarded gates of American citizenship," passed thousands of men ready to die for America.
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Precisely because they take it on trust that strangers have no more intention of inflicting a wound on others than they themselves have, they are able to walk at ease with an unguarded attitude.
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Some of these texts seem to be lifted from B-movie scripts, others from classical literature, still others from the sort of reactive interior rants that some of us drop into unguarded subway moments.
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The puck hit the skate of Luke Kunin to the side of the net and then caromed to an unguarded Foligno, who fired the puck into a wide-open right side of the net.
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While NATO leaders are professing unity as they gather for a summit near London, several seem to have been caught in an unguarded exchange on camera apparently gossiping about U.S. President Donald Trump's behavior.
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The one scene I unquestionably liked in "Unfit" involved Lydia and some other aunts planning out which Handmaids were going to go to which houses and being a little mouthy and unguarded when among peers.
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"As far as I can tell the only purpose of this crime was to punish Republicattak for having something special about him that was gentle, and creative, and unguarded," wrote a fan named Sean Treanor.
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And electronic voting machines that generate paper ballots are fine, but no machine that counts votes should be left unguarded at any time and no machine should be connected to the internet to prevent hacking.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls voiced anger over unguarded comments by Socialist President Francois Hollande published in a recent book, Le Monde reported on Friday, dealing a further blow to the embattled leader.
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Georgetown regained a 73-72 lead with 4:57 to play when McClung drove to the basket, hung in the air and fed senior guard Greg Malinowski for an unguarded 3-pointer from the corner.
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As much as I enjoyed working the tiny red carpet and watching Butler can jump hooks with abandon, it took a collection of unguarded postgame moments for me to appreciate the celebrity game's essential strangeness.
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The Senators were so focused on Crosby that the 413-year-old winger was able to set up unguarded and he turned back the clock with a pile-driver into the top left-hand corner.
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The Cavs seem to think this is a scratch series, easy pickings, a goddamn lemon they're pickin' off the Raps' unguarded fruit tree, and the Raptors have done nothing to dissuade them of that notion.
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Though pop star Rachel Platten has had a string of empowering hits with tunes like "Fight Song" and "Stand By You," she's hoping to show a more unguarded side of herself with her new music.
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The conservative city proved to be just unguarded enough: Black had the freedom there to create a dance company and stage his first "crazy performance art pieces" in art galleries, independent theater spaces, and warehouses.
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Kane did succeed in putting the ball into an unguarded net in the 71st, and Alli arrowed a powerful volley into the net to complete the worst loss of the season for ninth-place Stoke.
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The al Qaeda-linked group has been able to exploit a largely unguarded border that stretches for hundreds of miles separating the most remote reaches of Kenya from the most lawless nation on the planet.
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The Rebels drilled 12 of 15 shots during one elongated stretch to transform a 43-31 lead into a 71-42 bulge on Shuler's unguarded 3-pointer from the wing with 9:40 to go.
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Ottawa, Canada (CNN)In one bizarre, unguarded moment at a private fundraiser in Missouri, Donald Trump showed why months of trade negotiations between Canada, Mexico and the United States have been fitful, frustrating, and fruitless.
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LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II has been caught in an unguarded moment on camera, describing the behaviour of Chinese officials as "very rude" while president Xi Jinping was on his first state visit to Britain last year.
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It wants us to listen to Mr. Shepard's characters as if they truly were members of our own family, so that (just like our own family) they can sucker-punch us when we feel most unguarded.
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Over the weekend, this habit got Ambassador Grenell in trouble when he gave an unguarded interview to Breitbart in which he seemed to imply that he would actively work to topple the current centrist German government.
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" Be A Hero, Barkan's advocacy group, added in a statement that the new series is intended to "foster personal, unguarded moments between a dying father and those vying for the most powerful office in the country.
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Like many letters from wartime soldiers, they present unguarded snapshots of history, and a firsthand look at the inner life of a teenage civilian from the Buffalo area as he was molded into a military man.
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"['Gaga: Five Foot Two'] manages to create a sense of intimacy and revelation, even as we sense that there is really no such thing as an unguarded moment for Lady Gaga," wrote Peter Sobczynski for RogerEbert.com.
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He snapped a gent in a bowler hat and suit asleep on a bench with African chieftains in full regalia round him, and it turned out to be the home secretary: a famous man suddenly unguarded.
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Kapoor was found to be in possession of more than 2,600 artifacts worth more than $100 million, almost all of which were allegedly stolen out of unguarded temples and shrines from remote Indian villages and archeological sites.
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In a flannel shirt, dark jeans and cowboy boots embossed with stars, she was unguarded and casual, peppering the conversation with "Dude!" and the click, every now and then, of a fidget cube, to channel her energy.
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A stray remark about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner, which contrasted sharply with the warmer image of the queen and other British royals.
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He's nostalgic for the days when the border with Mexico was more porous, when he and his high school classmates would sneak under the flimsy, unguarded fence and go drink cervezas at the Rojana Hotel in Ojinaga.
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Culture / Fun • Courtney Barnett Faces Doubts and Doubters on 'Tell Me How You Really Feel': Newly unguarded, the songwriter sets aside her sly character studies in favor of declarations and confrontations on her second solo studio album.
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"These are texts between two people holding an extramarital affair and they are completely unguarded in their communication, and so we're getting an insight into exactly what's happening inside the FBI at the highest levels," Johnson said.
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Surprisingly, Thailand, home to CP Foods, the biggest pork producer outside America and China, seems to have avoided the affliction so far, even though it has long and largely unguarded borders with three of the affected countries.
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The country has a migrant population numbering hundreds of thousands, and several thousand are held in detention centers in or near Tripoli that have been left unguarded or hit by artillery or air strikes amid the fighting.
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This song seamlessly blends graphic imagery with a sense of innocence, using multiple references to the children's book "Where The Wild Things Are" to communicate an unguarded — and, in some interpretations, manipulative or violent — sense of desperation.
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The accident occurred at an unguarded railway crossing near the city of Raasepori, 90 km (56 miles) west of the capital Helsinki, when two military vehicles were crossing the tracks on their way to a training site.
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The next years produced the rock band the Spin Doctors, the political sitcom "Spin City" and the dryly comic documentary "Spin," assembled from satellite feeds that captured politicians behind the scenes, unguarded, honing their messages for public consumption.
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However, after a couple of strategic blunders — in particular sending the Unsullied to Casterly Rock and leaving Highgarden unguarded, which led to Cersei sacking Highgarden's riches and Jaime poisoning Olenna — all of Daenerys's powerful allies have been captured.
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They're already on shaky ground because of Tyrion's strategic mistake in season seven to advise Dany to use the Unsullied to take Casterly Rock from his own family, a move that left Dany's allies in other locations unguarded.
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"His wish for a kinder, gentler nation was not a cynical political slogan: It came honest and unguarded from his soul," James A. Baker III, Mr. Bush's longtime friend of more than 24141 years, said in a eulogy.
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With the backspin, it headed toward the goal and bounced again and then once more before crossing the unguarded goal line with Satri's keeper giving chase too late but just in time to become a global cautionary tale.
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However, after a few terrible mishaps—the unsullied being sent to Casterly Rock, leaving the Tyrell's castle unguarded, and primed for a royal sacking—many of her best allies were captured, and in the case of Olenna Tyrell, killed.
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It may also help explain one of the biggest puzzles of Mr Romer's downfall: why he was so unguarded in his conversation with the Wall Street Journal and why he took so long (four days) to retract his remarks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Twelve Syrian prisons holding foreign militants as well as eight refugee camps have been left unguarded as a result of Turkey's operation in northern Syria, the Interfax news agency cited Russia's defense minister as saying on Monday.
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And even if you don't happen to have ready access to an unguarded turtle sanctuary or can't find any turtle meat at your local butcher, you can still make yourself some killer turtle soup and simply swap in veal.
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What the excerpts that Crews quotes seem to show us is an immature and unguarded young man who is ambitious and insecure, boastful and needy, ardent and impatient—all the ways people tend to come across in love letters.
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"The existing concentration of vast wealth under a corporate system, unguarded and uncontrolled by the Nation, has placed in the hands of a few men enormous, secret, irresponsible power over the daily life of the citizen," the Progressives declared.
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For an artist who had deployed a battery of strategies, including surprise, exhaustion and intimacy, to coax sitters into dropping their masks, it was novel to photograph people who, even when their faces were covered, revealed their unguarded selves.
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The subjects speak completely unguarded and from the heart throughout the film about various topics from firearm liberties, service in a bygone war, the failing health of the casino business, drug overdoses, celebrity worship, and the Word of God.
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In his own campaign ad from 2006, which riffed on the classic TV show The Twilight Zone, Robinson railed against "Islamic extremists," gay marriage, abortion, secular education, and "the aliens...[who] came across our unguarded Mexican border by the millions."
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"I was getting really close to the unguarded door, but before I could get to the door, the two security guys caught up and got me," one former patient, named Luo Qing, told Human Rights Watch, according to the report.
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Over the past few weeks I have had long and unguarded conversations with experts who don't see themselves as traditional environmental thinkers, yet are on the leading edge of efforts to address the most serious crisis civilization has ever faced.
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What CNN describes as "Trump's wacky history lessons" are in fact a fascinating window into his mind because these are remarks about topics he is unfamiliar with, so he speaks about them in an unguarded way, almost with a childlike innocence.
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In 20043, the police say, a teenager and his older sister from Ingushetia, another troubled region, helped build a bomb that their brother exploded in the unguarded arrivals hall of Domodedovo Airport in Moscow, killing himself and 36 other people.
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But she was known to be a prolific letter writer, and in recent years, more of her correspondence has trickled into public view as it has come up for auction, offering a rare glimpse of the author in unguarded moments.
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But because Walker made her perspective clear on a platform that often catches America's public intellectuals in their unguarded thoughts, rather than on her relatively private personal blog, for the first time, it became unignorable to the public at large.
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There's high art in it, but it sounded untrained and unguarded, a statement of soul-baring sincerity that spread effortlessly through the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer's large interior and, for an instant, dissolved the line between art and faith.
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Second, there is a lively Collegium of Black Women Philosophers, a group organized by Kathryn Sophia Belle (formerly Kathryn T. Gines) at Penn State, as a place where women of color can gather to present ideas in their own, unguarded voices.
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The boys would be killed if the magic dates or charmed water failed and a person returned to his senses, making unguarded statements about wanting to go home or that what they were doing there was wrong — saying so many things.
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Clinton's unguarded emails may have similarly resulted in at least one death — that of an Iranian scientist who was executed by Iran as a spy after his name surfaced in one of the emails on her unprotected private server. 2.
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While his soft-spoken nature remains quite unguarded — his face has the kind of wide-eyed, open-book quality of someone much younger — he still struggles with how to talk about his own feelings, let alone in the painfully vulnerable terms Reed needed.
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Flynn's defense attorneys claimed in their own sentencing memo that, prior to Flynn's initial January 2017 interview with the FBI, agents decided not to warn Flynn of the penalties of lying, and that Flynn was "unguarded" and "saw the FBI agents as allies."
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TÁCHIRA, Venezuela — A small faction of armed civilians loyal to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro were patrolling a "trocha," an unguarded illegal passage in the hills between Venezuela and Colombia, when the leader of the group told his companions to watch out for drones.
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And placing a work in the public domain—giving up your own rights to it—is difficult to accomplish when you're trying to do it; it's unlikely that a court will find Furie did it accidentally by making some unguarded comments in interviews.
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King to edit her husband's papers, recalled that Mr. Fitch was so trusted even in unguarded moments that he was the only white person present at an emotional meeting among Dr. King, Stokely Carmichael and other civil rights figures in Greenwood, Miss.
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" Ross adds that he was using point-and-shoot cameras, which kept his subjects unguarded: "When people see big cameras they get really tight and anxious and want to put their best foot forward when it should be like, just be yourself.
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Just take the crafty golden retriever in the video below, for instance — after his human makes the schoolboy mistake of leaving his mobile phone unguarded, the dog decides to entertain himself with a lengthy (and undeniably fun to watch) game of chase.
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The number of would-be refugees crossing into Canada at isolated and unguarded border crossings has increased in recent weeks amid fears that U.S. President Donald Trump will crack down on illegal immigrants, and photos of smiling Canadian police greeting the migrants have gone viral.
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In unguarded comments earlier on Tuesday, caught on camera and broadcast by Sky News, former Conservative minister Ken Clarke made disparaging remarks about all three contenders, saying that with Gove as prime minister "we would go to war with at least three countries at once".
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LONDON – British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing fresh pressure on her leadership after unguarded comments by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson revealed his fears that compromises by the government may leave Britain tied to the European Union for years after it leaves the bloc.
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But the newly personal and unguarded approach to campaigning is a recognition that the assets he has worked hardest to develop — mastery of foreign policy, and a bruising critique of the Obama era — are not enough by themselves to capture the hearts of voters.
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Why it matters: Conservationists say damage to sensitive lands can take decades to recover — especially for vandalized Joshua trees, which are essential to the namesake national park's ecosystem and were cut down by visitors who drove into restricted areas while the park was unguarded.
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Berlin is a master of this particular reversal, the sleight-of-hand aspect of the short story that puts the reader into the same unguarded state in which we find ourselves when our own lives' losses come at us fast out of our blind spots.
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But with his historically unique combination of height, strength and quickness, he didn't have to: once near the rim, he could simply shoot over a smaller defender; draw a foul and score from the free-throw line; or pass to a fellow Cavalier left unguarded.
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Opponents may attack your head or your left or right sides, and in return you can either accordingly position your sword to block their slashes or try to identify which of the three areas of their body they have left unguarded and strike back.
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After three successive extra-time knockout games the chances of Croatia coming back again looked impossible but they were thrown a lifeline by Lloris, who tried to dribble round Mandzukic only for the striker to block the ball and send it into the unguarded net.
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"I'm mighty proud of just how many women we have been hiring into my team at NASA HQ. It's almost as if we just keep walking by an unguarded gold mine and walking away with awesome hires that other companies just keep missing," he told CNN.
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I asked him the obvious questions, but I remember two things: listening to him and thinking, this guy is only three months older than I am and look at the things he has done; Mr. McGuinness, unguarded and unsure, asking, how do you think we're doing?
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When public figures do the actual composing — and, oh, what a difference between Donald J. Trump's own tweet eruptions and those prepared by his staff — we get not just information but also a glimpse of the candidate's unguarded self that we don't get in other media outlets.
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Therapy not only offers me a place to be totally unguarded and open about my fears (which is a visceral relief, for an inveterate anxiety-hider), but it's also helped me understand the myriad ways anxiety affects my life, giving me new strategies for coping and prevention.
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Away from the last vestiges of resistance Boca Juniors could muster, away from all the turmoil and strife that had enveloped the final of the 2018 Copa Libertadores, and into the wide green expanse of Santiago Bernabéu, toward the unguarded goal, toward a place in eternity.
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To me, it felt relieving — watching a group of unguarded people gather en masse to commune over the shared topic of personal happiness, and how to use intellect and research to untangle it (some of the most contemporary research was conceptualized and coined by Santos herself).
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He said if there was a course in the country that could claim kinship to the links courses of the British Isles, it was Shinnecock Hills, on a strip of Long Island between Great Peconic Bay and Shinnecock Bay, unguarded against the winds of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Players must now walk unsupervised and unguarded through an empty, sprawling school building to reach the gym, and it is now harder for parents to pick up and drop off their children, he said, adding that the scramble to find another gym with comparable access was impossible.
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There were at least three theories: that Russian hackers had somehow swiped the tools from the agency or a contractor; that N.S.A. operators had inadvertently left them unguarded on a "staging server" used to conduct espionage; or that a disgruntled insider had leaked or sold the malware.
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With more and more unguarded IoT devices becoming connected to the internet every day, malicious bot lords are having an easier time conscripting new recruits into their undyingly loyal armies of zombie machines — and their next target can be your smart fridge, light bulb, kettle or door lock.
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And maybe it's because I work with Reggie [Miller] and worked with Steve Kerr that I have a great appreciation for just how hard it is to do that, have all the mechanics that make it work, whether you're guarded or unguarded, five feet or 25 feet away.
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The coronavirus can spread from continent to continent as fast as a jetliner can fly and from person to person with an unguarded touch; the fallout from the burning Chernobyl plant traveled only as far as the winds would carry it, and social distancing was useless against its radiation.
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During his 21977-season run as host — he left the show when it moved from Bravo to Ovation TV in 19543 — "Inside the Actors Studio" became a coveted stop for writers, directors and performers, who would give some of their longest and most unguarded interviews to Mr. Lipton.
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Zooming around Caracas largely unguarded, the 35-year-old lawmaker Juan Guaidó has been working at a relentless pace to topple Venezuela's authoritarian government — leading street protests and trying to persuade military leaders and other nations to turn on President Nicolás Maduro, as much of the public has done.
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But that relationship has been rocky of late, with Daenerys questioning Tyrion's ideas — his suggestion to show mercy to the Tarlys, his hesitation to strike the Lannister army, his suggestion to use restraint at Meereen, and his advice to conquer Casterly Rock while leaving Highgarden unguarded and ripe for the taking.
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After voting machine manufacturers dismissed their findings, saying would-be hackers could never gain access to voting machines in the real world, one of the Princeton researchers took photographs of unguarded machines at local voting halls and posted them to his blog—a tradition he has maintained in every subsequent election.
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The woman who stands between the presidency and a hot-head who wants to tear up the world's trading system is losing her air of invincibility, due to an unguarded comment about a "basket of deplorables", a bout of pneumonia and a foolish decision to conceal the illness from voters.
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The elites have long dismissed those voters' concerns about the downward pressures on wages and the strain on public services as the backward prejudices of the "bigoted," as the former prime minister Gordon Brown was famously caught saying in an unguarded moment, as he campaigned for Labour's re-election in 2010.
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He was not as well known as members like Paul Strand, Sid Grossman, Berenice Abbott and Lisette Model, but he set himself apart with photographs that tended to be less political, often showing New Yorkers in unguarded moments as they rode subways, walked the avenues, wheeled perambulators and otherwise went about their urban business.
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The unguarded skepticism about medical professionals and race is something that Dr. Stanford, who graduated from the Medical College of Georgia in 2007, said she has often discussed with colleagues of color, who have swapped stories of being mistaken for support staff, or asked to remove trays or wipe up messes in the emergency room.
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If you were so foolish as to leave your laptop unlocked or unguarded among that loutish lot, then anyone had full right to open your browser (which had at least two to three tabs open to Facebook) and post a status update involving a mundane gastrointestinal task ("Jell-O," for whatever reason, was the slightly more tasteful alternative.)6.
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The entire ad is shrouded in darkness of one kind or another: naval and aerial bombardments, surveillance video of blurry figures swarming what looks like an unguarded border, even the shadowed faces of Hillary Clinton and President Obama — which not-so-subtly give way to shots of the husband-and-wife killers in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The image of never having been though still having, distinct and existent as anything else, a life hangs clear and unguarded and doubles as a volume of forgetting one pages through while sitting up from bed or even walking to the kitchen maybe for coffee if I remembered to buy a bag of beans at the store yesterday.
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For example, when describing how Hillary Clinton will leave our "border open" the ad shows this footage of a train full of menacing stowaways presumably sneaking across our unguarded border: And, obviously, the border would have to be really poorly guarded for it to be possible for dozens of people to sneak across it in this fashion.
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Bush may have taken a selective approach to intelligence, but Trump, in his ongoing self-investigations, ignores it altogether, rejecting the daily national-security briefings traditionally provided to presidents-elect by the C.I.A. Even speaking under the cover of anonymity in a completely unguarded moment — is there such a thing as a guarded moment for Trump?
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As the late-July launch of Tesla's make-or-break mass-market Model 3 sedan neared, CEO Elon Musk allowed himself an unguarded moment on Twitter: "The reality is great highs, terrible lows and unrelenting stress," he wrote, momentarily agreeing with speculation that he might even be bipolar, before adding that he didn't literally mean it.
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The Cardinals held a two-point lead to open the second half and made it a four-point lead with an easy layup thanks to some mischievous trickeration: they lined up offensively in one half, but the inbounds pass actually went into the other half court—Louisville's actual offensive half—which Duke had mistakenly left unguarded.
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Last Witnesses: An Oral History of the Children of World War II collects intimate, unguarded testimonies from ordinary people (railway workers, gym teachers, musicians) as they reflect on their childhood memories of the war: They remember being at the circus on the day the war broke out and how giddy they were afterwards, even as people shouted "war" around them on the streets.
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O'Gieblyn puts it this way: "There are nights when I sit up in bed, awakened by the panic of some half-remembered thought, one of those foundational problems that gets lost in the wash of secondary concerns and emerges only when you are loose and unguarded to remind you, with a start, that you've forgotten the original question; that you're missing the point."
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And she's possessed of some distinctive tools, all of which were on display: a pinched, sassy tone in the highest register; a fondness for unguarded duets with her bassist (at Dizzy's, it was Noah Jackson); an array of rough, pealing nonverbal sounds that add drama to codas and interludes, hinting at meanings in the music that go beyond what fits on the page.
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Imagine, if you can—though, if you could, you probably would have reconsidered your decision—my deep shame upon visiting your popular gossip Web site that morning to be confronted with an article headlined " Bill O ' Reilly Intends to Sue Ex-Wife for Ten Million Dollars ," instead of closeup selfies of my own body in its most unguarded, intimate moments.
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They're of a time, roughly the quarter century before the events of September 11, 2001, and so we get to visit the past quite viscerally—and what a joy to see people unguarded, not staring at our new slave master the cell phone—but these pictures also very much root me in the present, like a history class that teaches us what is happening now.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE — by deciding to attack Iranian Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani at a relatively unguarded moment during the general's trip to Iraq to plan terrorist operations against U.S. interests — successfully managed to find and exploit such an "unexpected route.
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Plays can put us in the room or on the street corner to eavesdrop on unguarded moments, on music and laughter — as in Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, Adam Mace and Christian Lee Branch's "Mother Emanuel," a gospel-music celebration of the people gunned down at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. There is intimacy to that, because there is no glowing screen to separate us from the grief and devastation.
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The only movie—and later franchise—to really challenge the Blair Witch brand for artistic and commercial clout was Oren Peli's Paranormal Activity, which hit upon the idea of a locked-off, stationary camera recording tiny flurries of activity around mostly sleeping protagonists, and played almost like an avant-garde structural film more than a blockbuster (or a strangely timely variation on surveillance culture in which pinhole cameras and evil forces alike watch us in our most unguarded private moments, at home alone).
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