What's available to the viewer, is as much as the viewer brings to it.
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So a YouTube viewer is a YouTube viewer, they don't go to this other thing.
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"That is their light TV viewer; it's not everybody's light TV viewer," the exec said.
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It's sort of why ... Look, I understand, the television viewer, we're fighting for a specific viewer.
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After viewers noticed episodes shifting from viewer to viewer, Netflix explained the discrepancy in a tweet.
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The movie asks a lot of the viewer, but to this viewer, it gave back more.
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They frequently look away from the viewer, often with their eyes closed, denying the viewer full access.
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Separating art from artist, of course, is something that is going to vary from viewer to viewer.
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"Whichever Pleases" (1990) depicts two figures, one facing the viewer and one with their back to the viewer.
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The default PDF viewer in Windows 10 is Microsoft Edge, and most major browsers have their own viewer.
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I really wanted to immerse the viewer in a real situation, leaving room for the imagination of the viewer.
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"Advertisers now recognize that a viewer is a viewer," said Dan Lovinger, NBC Sports' executive in charge of sales.
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If you prefer a more nimble photo-viewer program, (typically used to open and browse images in a wide variety of file formats), well-reviewed apps include XnView, Imagine Picture Viewer, IrfanView and FastStone Image Viewer.
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Whether it even counts as "good" will probably differ from viewer to viewer, depending on your affection for these characters.
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Keyhole's Earth Viewer, circa 2002 Keyhole's Earth Viewer, circa 2002 Intrinsic hired John to build this demo into something more.
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"VIP (Viewer Improved Painting) 2014" contains an algorithm that creates a fluctuating, abstract composition based on where the viewer looks.
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It's quite simply about completely considering the viewer and the collaboration with the viewer and taking art off its pedestal.
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One viewer asked about an apparently notorious event: in December, a viewer had posted an aggrieved message to the subreddit that detailed how Denino had stood him up for dinner in Las Vegas, where the viewer lived.
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I recently tested out three that work with your iPhone or Android phone: I Am Cardboard's EVA Virtual Reality Viewer (left, $25), the DSCVR Virtual Reality Viewer (above, $30), and Speck's recently released Pocket VR Viewer (below, $70).
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Rather than swarm the viewer with fear-inducing stats and information, through V.R. this film opens a door for the viewer.
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Between the institution and the viewer is a third party, the dancer, who completes the work as much as the viewer.
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"There's a slight shift from the distance of the viewer to the embodiment of the viewer who is also the narrator, the reader, the viewer or the game player, where the world is rendered through their point of view," Lek says.
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He often describes the relationship of the viewer to the art or artist as a power dynamic in which the viewer always dominates.
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The new video viewer, coming soon to iOS and Android, looks very similar to Facebook's video viewer and suggests more videos to watch.
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If you have a Google Cardboard viewer and an Android smartphone, you can easily create your own virtual reality content for your viewer.
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The original viewer was thus not just a viewer, but also a handler, as the grubby corners of many of the pages testify.
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The viewer feels it, too With any piece of good storytelling, there's a symbiotic relationship between the viewer and the characters they care for.
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The plot's premises almost make too much sense; they function instinctively for the viewer, but only because the viewer has seen stories like this before.
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Viewer purchases — Some games offer Twitch streamers a portion the sales revenue if a viewer buys the game or an in-game content while watching.
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Like the show's other paintings, if the viewer gazes deeply enough, its shapes and patterns leap off the canvas into the space between painting and viewer.
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I want a portrait to bring a viewer closer to the subject, for that viewer to have a greater understanding and feel closer to someone else.
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Instead, his job is to excavate these difficult questions, present them to the viewer, and allow enough space for the viewer to work out her own answers.
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For this viewer (and the perspective of the individual viewer is all-important in this polarized matter), it was a case of a person protesting too much.
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Create Your Own Reel Viewer, $14.95, available at Uncommon GoodsDive head first into some nostalgia with a reel viewer like the ones you had as a child.
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If you prefer to use an alternative viewer — such as Adobe Acrobat Reader — you can easily reassign your default PDF viewer in the "Get Info" pop-up.
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Every sculpture, to the contemporary viewer, is first a solid thing in the gallery and then a font of subsequent images, co-authored by artist and viewer.
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The song is raw and confrontational, so I liked the idea of the band surrounding the viewer and the viewer not entirely sure where they should look next.
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Create Your Own Reel Viewer, available at Uncommon Goods, from $14.95The ultimate in nostalgia, this grown-up version of the classic reel viewer makes a sweet, personal gift.
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For the viewer — and only one viewer at a time can enter — it is startling to come face-to-face with people as they run for their lives.
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Most instances of this claim say that if the image is still, the viewer is calm, but if the image appears to be moving, the viewer is stressed.
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But for the price, Mattel's new View-Master Deluxe VR viewer is easily the best Cardboard viewer you can buy—if you can wait until it's available in October.
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The relationship between a viewer and a streamer is similar to our relationships with other famous celebrities, artists and athletes, but puts the viewer far closer to the action.
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This narrative element that the viewer projects onto the series certainly does support the duo's claim that the work should be appreciated without giving the viewer too much information.
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There are new issues to contend with in the viewer experience as well, like controlling how close the viewer can get to the subject without violating her personal space.
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Instead of buying a specific type of behavior (desktop viewer, mobile viewer, etc.), Google's system will allocate advertising dollars across platforms based on the customers advertisers are trying to reach.
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The artist told Hyperallergic that the mirrors allow the viewer to play with the meaning of Seeing spheres — maybe the mirror becomes the subject and the viewer is the object.
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"The viewer is the new studio boss and the viewer wants it now, and now means live in real time," Will Keenan, president of video platform StreamUp, said during a panel.
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The startup allows brands and marketers to measure viewers emotional response to video, analyze viewer response via an analytics dashboard, and make different decisions around media spend based on viewer response.
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Dick Vitale was adamant that the viewer is not tuning in to hear how smart you are — the viewer is tuning in because he or she wants to enjoy the game.
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" On Twitter, a This Morning viewer asked: "What next?
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Such models are particularly thought-provoking, complicating the history of the Anatomical Venus, with details that seem less bent on educating the viewer and existing to simply dazzle — or arouse — the viewer.
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Asking the viewer to interpret the collage means asking the viewer to revise and rethink his or her own repository of images and this question might be either answered or just ignored.
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The spokesperson noted that other Hims ads violated a different Facebook policy, which prohibits ads that presume to know personal details about the viewer, or imply that the viewer has a particular attribute.
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If a viewer clicked on the cleric's earlier, gentler, talks, YouTube's algorithms would point the viewer to one of his later sermons, like one describing why it's a Muslim's duty to kill Americans.
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Executives said this enables advertisers to "toggle back and forth" to take advantage of spikes in viewership — making so they're not really delineating between a linear viewer or a digital viewer, they said.
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At the film's end, the viewer is asked for money.
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Krasner has turned her head towards the viewer (or mirror).
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As a result, the VR viewer needs some additional gear.
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A viewer prepares to explore the SoundLab in New York.
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Who that couple is, however, is determined by the viewer.
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"I'm not overly worried about confusing the viewer," he said.
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The vegetation stands between the viewer and the anonymous women.
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Keyhole's earth viewer lives on to this day, of course.
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She is even seemingly able to follow the viewer around.
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What's the average age of a "Tonight Show" viewer nowadays?
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And what would the worst be for you, gentle viewer?
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Having failed, the viewer can rewind and choose the alternative.
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As a journalist, TV viewer, and human, I am offended.
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It's enough to make the viewer reflexively wrinkle their nose.
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Her direct gaze challenges the viewer, just like the singer's.
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"I gotta say, this is super surreal," one viewer wrote.
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The viewer knows that Ader's strength will eventually give way.
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The current political climate has changed me as a viewer.
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Instead of ads, streamers will split viewer donations with Caffeine.
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As an original Office viewer, I know his schtick well.
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"I don't think Cersei is truly pregnant," one viewer wrote.
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Sometimes she presents them to the viewer in her hands.
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"No one disputes that viewer habits have changed," Cramer said.
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The viewer is looking for the real motive behind hers.
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From a dress or scarf, the viewer extrapolates a character.
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But this time, Becky's fate is up to the viewer.
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The video is pretty graphic, so viewer discretion is advised.
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This is cruel to the viewer on so many levels.
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In turn, they appeal to something preconscious in the viewer.
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Organising the coins by metal type would bore the viewer.
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And the viewer is left puzzling over Elizabeth's emotionless face.
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L. In this video work, the viewer watches as Pope.
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"I leave that to the viewer to imagine," Deckmann says.
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A viewer captured Dellor's outburst and posted it on YouTube.
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She tempts the viewer to smell, to touch, to ponder.
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That sounds like something every viewer could get behind. -Nick
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But how would a viewer distinguish between the two perspectives?
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It's hard to pick a highlight for the masochistic viewer.
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What those differences are, no viewer has yet reported back.
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Is this tension something you want the viewer to feel?
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That's what will inspire the viewer in a meaningful experience.
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It's more open to the viewer, perhaps, but less charged.
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It hinges on the questioning and fascination of the viewer.
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How they end is kind of up to the viewer.
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It uses many more speakers to completely surround the viewer.
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Beyoncé has pivots strong enough to give a viewer whiplash.
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Lin: It really depends on what age the viewer is.
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The viewer sees what he or she wants to see.
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This is $10 very well spent for the home viewer.
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Conner's hypnotic rendition suspends the viewer between pleasure and horror.
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Create Your Own Reel Viewer at Uncommon Goods, from $14.95
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The viewer cannot see the man's face behind the helmet.
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That's frustrating for a critic but intriguing for a viewer.
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A viewer posted a comment accusing me of being patronizing.
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Her eyes cut across the page, directly toward the viewer.
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The prisoners remain invisible to the eye of the viewer.
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Warning: The video contains footage some viewer may find disturbing.
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This is really tough to get past as a viewer.
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I wanted the viewer to feel me in this one.
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The platform includes three basic roles: owner, editor and viewer.
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The viewer couldn't engage with other consumers in real time.
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It's about what each viewer wants it to be about.
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We, the viewer, are tasked with drawing these parts together.
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Very different and very personal and unconcerned about the viewer.
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Thanks to KOMO viewer Kayle Ray for sending this in!
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But if the viewer doesn't participate, the story still continues.
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"We're sick of this shirt," a viewer named @abriannaxcx said.
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As the treatment of animals changed, so did viewer expectations.
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It rewarded the viewer for watching through to the end.
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And in that respect, it brings the viewer up short.
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Whatever effect was hoped for, this viewer just saw affectation.
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"Walk the Line" (2011), rewards the viewer with extended looking.
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Many of the Klansmen stare directly out at the viewer.
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This video was sent to us by viewer Jeff Krajnak.
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She is not interested in overwhelming the viewer with stuff.
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If there is one in "Stream," it eluded this viewer.
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But how do you think about it, as a viewer?
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But for the viewer, it makes a lot of sense.
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He's pretty straightforward and is very involved with the viewer.
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The average age of a BBC1 viewer is now 61.
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Sam exists to help the viewer fill out the world.
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Of course, there's one viewer whose opinion carries extra weight.
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The length varies depending on what choices the viewer makes.
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It leaves a viewer feeling unmoored, which is the intent.
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I'm not interested in intellectual opacity or "enlightening" the viewer.
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I am not a knowledgeable or regular viewer of opera.
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The sitters themselves often place the viewer at a remove.
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The surge in viewer numbers extends beyond the French games.
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He explains that there are big action scenes where the viewer sees everything from a dramatic angle, but that there are also "voyeuristic" moments in comics, where the viewer only sees slices of information.
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After an argument in this teenage bedroom, Julia decides to leave the relationship, passing through the viewer and, in doing so, becoming the presence occupied by the viewer throughout the rest of the experience.
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From Flower and Corpse Glitch Set of 12 "Unlike a viewer who stands in front of a conventional painting, a viewer immersed in an interactive artwork is more aware of other people's presence," writes Inoko.
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For this ad to make sense to a viewer, the viewer must be familiar with Gellar's reputation as a scream queen and some general conventions of slasher movies — two things that were crystallized decades ago.
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DAZN told Business Insider it did not want to comment on specific viewer counts for its top 10 most-streamed events of 2019, but said 107 events that year surpassed the 1 million viewer mark.
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When the viewer veers left, the cat's head turns to watch.
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The viewer is forced to wonder why these artifacts belong together.
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An aerial map lends you, the viewer, the power of flight.
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This is not an easy place to be as a viewer.
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But the viewer experiences these feelings in a safe setting: TikTok.
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No. 2, my average viewer, I'm making this up, is 71.
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As the artist, I start and the viewer finishes the work.
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The movie kept playing even if the viewer did not choose.
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We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
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We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
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The doctors visibly recoil and so did I as a viewer.
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Nothing revolutionary, but enough to ground the viewer in the action.
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You'll catch hell if you spoil either for a devoted viewer.
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The sensual contours of Zilia Sánchez's "Amazonas" (1993) beckon the viewer.
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But their real truth is what they expose about the viewer.
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With each negative story paints you, the viewer as the villain.
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What does this disparity between viewer voting and jury voting mean?
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Annalise has made me cry before and I'm just a viewer.
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An allegory requires a meaning that the viewer needs to construct.
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Smith wants the viewer to relax and to enjoy the film.
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Well, maybe not "chaos," but definitely secondhand embarrassment for the viewer.
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What do you want your work to trigger in a viewer?
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It creates the illusion that the viewer is creating with them.
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As a lifelong Jeopardy viewer, I wish you all the best.
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In another impressive piece, Megapixels, the viewer approaches a giant screen.
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And what does that say about me as a television viewer?
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As a recent Bachelor viewer, Arie is not exciting to me.
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"THE JOEY'S BURGERS DUDE IS SUCH A MOOD," another viewer expressed.
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Will the viewer be her friend, or hold her to account?
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What would the casual, non-nerdy viewer make of it all?
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The viewer finds themselves suspended in front of a galactic membrane.
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But what if a movie viewer has never heard of CRISPR?
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The Vimeo Depth Viewer is the company's new 3D camera interface.
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Viewer discretion is advised, especially for young children and sensitive viewers.
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Yet from the perspective of the viewer, it's completely obvious why.
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Even for adults, the viewer loses some concentration when reading subtitles.
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He will probably need viewer calls to stay in the competition.
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"Hillary social team, you guys are KILLING IT!" one viewer said.
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As a viewer, you know things aren't going to end well.
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And you, the viewer, get to decide how the story goes.
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When the camera's on you, that's what the viewer would see.
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Is there a place for actual viewer interactivity in your work?
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"You just ruined the whole show," complained one viewer on Instagram.
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The painter's introspective subjects can make the viewer feel uncomfortably voyeuristic.
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For a married viewer, its lessons are both nightmarish and uplifting.
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Television is mostly supposed to help the viewer forget their worries.
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I will take any viewer in a challenge and probably win.
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What is left out, and what do you bring here, viewer?
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It can create more empathy in the viewer if used properly.
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The overall effect is to make a viewer feel nauseatingly trapped.
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President Trump may be helping "Morning Joe" get higher viewer ratings.
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He was put into the green room as a viewer magnet.
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It does not ask the viewer to feel any certain way.
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The answer must be up to the viewer and her conscience.
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There are moreNetflixoriginal shows than the average viewer can possibly track.
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Instead, it submerges the viewer into Kayla's unquiet, iPhone-addled consciousness.
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Screenshots circulating on Twitter showed a live-viewer count of 11,000.
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The extended travelogues give the viewer time to consider their words.
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But I wasn't sure how it would translate to a viewer.
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"Top 10 best places?" she, acting as a phantom viewer, asked.
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Twilley loves to paint and doesn't try to accommodate the viewer.
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The shows will be short-form entertainment curated for each viewer.
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Perhaps Munson was previously a farmer; the viewer never finds outs.
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The series will give the viewer control of the Man vs.
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The magic happens when the viewer sees the piece in motion.
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"This looks eerily similar to an ISIS video," one viewer wrote.
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In line with company policy, Netflix did not provide viewer numbers.
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Color can distract the viewer from really looking at the subject.
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" Trump is known to be a fervent viewer of "Fox & Friends.
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Instead, her beautiful war machines leave the viewer feeling uneasy, apprehensive.
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We've had these products offered to the American viewer since 2000.
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This Wolfson stares directly at the viewer with a mocking smile.
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Netflix famously doesn't release viewer numbers on any of its programming.
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There isn't a causal relationship between viewer behavior and the screen.
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Ruben's painting is about painting — about reflection, beauty, and the viewer.
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Its purpose is to please the viewer, to give pleasure. 20.
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That's the power her work has over this viewer at least.
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Where, for a viewer, should the shame of a binge begin?
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It's tough as a nascent viewer to understand what's going on.
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She's aware that I'm a casual porn viewer, as is she.
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" After a breath, she added, "The viewer response has been awesome!
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Every time you feel the viewer interested in you, lean back.
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It creates a split inside the viewer that Tarantino exploits ruthlessly.
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It adds a bit more entertainment and imagination for the viewer.
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He originally used a fiber-optic viewer intended for medical examinations.
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What do we want a viewer to feel throughout the show?
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If not, here&aposs how to change your default PDF viewer.
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The fashion exhibition, in contrast, returns the viewer to her body.
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Unfortunately, none of that is available for the viewer to understand.
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A viewer told Cooley it looked like the Death Star exploding.
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It depicts a defiantly naked figure facing the viewer, arms akimbo.
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Other channels amass popularity by integrating viewer numbers into their scams.
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In that separation, there's space for a viewer to enter emotionally.
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Cassidy looked through a mid-century slide viewer that resembled binoculars.
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"The old guy's trying to get 'with it'," says one viewer.
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I think ... No, I'm not saying every Fox viewer is unpersuadable.
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It offers the viewer more reference points and more imaginative possibilities.
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As a viewer, you have to not sweat the small stuff.
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It offers an invitation to the viewer very different from Clifford's.
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Tintoretto looks directly at the viewer from a dark, shadowy background.
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At least one regular viewer of Ms. Pirro seemed to notice.
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Does the viewer get a sufficient taste of each artist's work?
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She appears both shy and eager to win over the viewer.
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I'm not trying to dictate any specific message to the viewer.
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Still, Mortimer says, the viewer experience is not fully dialed in.
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A couple lurks in the penumbra, turned away from the viewer.
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But the psychic conditioning provided by Guillot's body-centric, strangely furtive imagination predisposes the viewer (this viewer, at least) to notice a figural or even visceral undertow in the soft-edged, oozing shapes in Gold's abstractions.
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This prismatic view, where the artist inspects the model, the photographer observes the artist, and the viewer is oriented by the photographer—reminds the viewer of the layers of perception and creation involved in producing art.
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Nathanie Doralus from Florida believes it depends on the viewer: Art is meant to be experienced in whatever way is best for the viewer to fully receive the full effect and understanding intended by the artist.
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Imagine the possibilities: Directors will be able to place the viewer inside of an atom or the Grand Canyon; a viewer would not just see the flight of a bird, but personally experience the bird's flight.
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Despite some experiments in interactivity, that testing has never extended into the video itself, and this latest ordering experiment is the closest Netflix has come to actually changing the content of a program from viewer to viewer.
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Here, as shown in "Untitled (Rust, Blacks on Plum)" from 1962, which confronts the viewer upon entering the exhibition, the initial opposition between the viewer and the work reveals three suspended, soft-edge, densely layered horizontal rectangles.
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It's also just impossible for any awards body's taste to line up perfectly with the individual tastes of particular viewers — especially in comedy, where what makes any one person laugh will vary wildly from viewer to viewer.
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There will be a real sense of loss experienced by the viewer.
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And speaking as a black viewer, I don't have time for it.
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In immersing the viewer this way, Nemes places us there with Saul.
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They put the viewer into the messy center of an emotional situation.
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O'Reilly's work can send the viewer on a chase after narrative closure.
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His scantily clad figures are secluded, implicating the viewer as a voyeur.
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Attempting to forge an emotional connection with a viewer will also help.
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What the viewer may pick-up next is Bonnefoi's idiosyncratic collage technique.
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"they are handling sansa and dany's relationship so bad," another viewer added.
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Another viewer suggested Liu project actual footage of the beach and waves.
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"Wounded Man (Autumn 1916, Bapaume)" implores the viewer with pain and fear.
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"You don't deserve Cate," one viewer tweeted at Tyler, 22018, on Tuesday.
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Even if you're an avid viewer, chances are you didn't catch it.
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But first, as you know, if you are a regular "Justice" viewer.
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She looks back at the viewer, as if she hears them approaching.
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Guess which Oscar-winner was once a dedicated viewer of The Hills?
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The video is a puzzle, which Tarkhanov challenges the viewer to decode.
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Later, when life hands out lemons, the viewer might recall a Miró.
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In it, Gentileschi looks out at the viewer, her eyes slightly flared.
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Before Ryan stepped in front of the camera, he was a viewer.
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Slowing them down so the viewer can see each frame is essential.
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Even the hardliner-dominated state television used Telegram to seek viewer feedback.
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I think it's fantastic, but it creates a whole new viewer experience.
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"What happens if you sneeze?" one concerned viewer asked Honnold on Twitter.
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In Lily Gonzalez's card, she thrusts a red rose toward the viewer.
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Sometimes, horribly, the viewer simply witnesses the sparks flying off the palms.
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The computer is hidden deep in the closet, unseen by the viewer.
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That's why all the images have a direct gaze to the viewer.
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Her gaze is confident, an assertive stare that directly confronts the viewer.
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The viewer gets an unadulterated look at Ali as a complete composite.
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The president, though not a fan, appears to be a dedicated viewer.
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One viewer even coined the term "sexposition" to describe the gratuitous nudity.
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But for a different viewer, that could be a moment of delight.
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One delighted viewer tweeted that cinemas should screen a feature-length version.
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When it comes to live streaming, the viewer contributions are pretty light.
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But, as any avid Riverdale viewer will know, this girl is complicated.
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The bed shot is only intended as an aside to the viewer.
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"Ooooh my god LMAOOO who approved this ancestry commercial??" another viewer expressed.
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It's the perfect combo for the viewer: relationship and real estate jealousy.
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"I still aim to evoke a pause in the viewer," Alexandra says.
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To the concerned viewer, this pain can feel unavoidable or even necessary.
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This will make you think — it wants you to engage as viewer.
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I try to break down the hierarchy between photographer, subject, and viewer.
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You also don't have to be an avid viewer of The Fosters.
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The second work confronts the viewer with the site of a murder.
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As a viewer who was promised a rom-com, I was annoyed.
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Now though, you can actually get a simple virtual reality viewer yourself.
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The loudness of each particle is proportional to the distance from viewer.
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Whether that's fair or not is up to the viewer to decide.
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A network doesn't care about a random angry tweet by a viewer.
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When the viewer clicks through and purchases, the creator earns a commission.
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You're then also constantly trying to make the viewer care about it.
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Inside the issue, you'll find PEOPLE's virtual-reality viewer, with instructions included.
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The lenses can now be placed rounded side down into the viewer.
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He added that these ads are dynamic, changing based on viewer preferences.
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But after lulling the viewer into passivity it takes a menacing turn.
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Call her a mad queen if you want, I'm a mad viewer.
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In most of the images, the viewer can't see the subject's face.
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As a viewer, it all sounds suspicious, but Colton has no fear.
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The assembled Sports Illustrated VR viewer in its ready-to-view state.
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"Watching on the train in Queens NY. Loving this!" wrote one viewer.
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" One viewer tweeted, "excuse me for being sick tomorrow *cough cough* @HouseofCards.
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Later, I ran into the concerned viewer in line for the bathroom.
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The viewer functions as a silent bystander, or pure-recipient of action.
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What a trip it must be to go from viewer to competitor.
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Rarely do they break the fourth wall and engage with the viewer.
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Essentially, if the camera can't see the perspective, neither can the viewer.
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Viewers could view VR video using a cellphone and Google Cardboard viewer.
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The show's highest total-viewer average was the season premiere on Sept.
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It is truly Tracey's world and the viewer is living in it.
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A less-informed viewer might reasonably assume Her Smell is a biopic.
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In this work the mournful monkeys seem to be beseeching the viewer.
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" Another BBMAs viewer wrote, "Like that arch though sis @NICKIMINAJ what up???
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Something simpler and more direct is transacted between viewer and artwork: pleasure.
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The viewer is active, and the viewing experience is different every time.
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I think it's more interesting and challenging for the viewer this way.
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The viewer must go through the books to find the painted pages.
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"This officer probably would have said this never happened," the viewer said.
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I want each viewer to form their own opinion of this subject.
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As a result, the viewer is left with more questions than answers.
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In it, a gender-ambiguous figure again walks away from the viewer.
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The viewer experiences the story from the perspective of the woman, Mrs.
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She's aggressive in ways to which the average viewer can actually relate.
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Such is the romance of these buildings for the contemporary Western viewer.
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Soon, he was making seven hundred dollars a month in viewer donations.
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"I thought this was a 'family friendly' news channel," one viewer wrote.
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But according to one viewer of Warren's evening news segment, it is.
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That's because none of these VR sports initiatives have released viewer numbers.
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They are sculptures that leave much to be interpreted by the viewer.
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Provide too much information and the viewer feels spoon fed and disengages.
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The viewer pulls for the Countess, even as the victim toll mounts.
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A wolf growls, bares its teeth, and finally lunges for the viewer.
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Depending on the viewer, Portman's vocal choices could sound brilliant or campy.
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The one downside here is that the viewer is made of foam.
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As a viewer, it's terrifying how soon you get used to it.
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For an Italian viewer, this show is a journey through familiar memories.
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All it does is open the picture in some other photo viewer.
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The typical Nascar viewer today is in their 50s, the company said.
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The result for the viewer, he posited, is a very subjective experience.
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You can only experience it though Google Cardboard, Google's inexpensive VR viewer.
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The viewer sees a shaped rectangle painted onto an immaculate white ground.
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It zaps the viewer awake, reminding us that watching is never neutral.
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Seeing and thinking as the dancer, seeing and thinking as the viewer.
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Who are they most involved with—you, each other, or the viewer?
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On the left, a woman is seated, looking out at the viewer.
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And by reifying painting, did he also end up reifying his viewer?
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The detached skull is turned away from the viewer, revealing its underside.
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By startling the viewer, they ask us to seize this fleeting life.
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His own enigmatic narratives involve the viewer in a similarly collaborative experience.
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It's black and white, and she is staring directly at the viewer.
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Scandalous means being condemned by the viewer for making unfair, uncouth revelations.
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But the viewer sees the balloons from a vantage point above them.
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To any concerned viewer, this pain can feel unavoidable or even necessary.
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" It was signed: "A viewer who is driven insane by your attire.
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A museum facilitates meaning between the viewer and a work of art.
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THRUSH: --the separation between you and the viewer is all that great.
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The company says this increases viewer counts by an average of 35%.
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You can easily change the default PDF viewer used on your Mac.
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Hockney's work is lighter than air, each composition lifting the viewer up.
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I hammered the man hard and gained viewer support by doing so.
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In the next scene the viewer learns that the accusations are true.
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And as a viewer, I love how the whole family accepts it.
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As a viewer, we have to choose where to give our attention.
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The film urges the viewer to consider issues around authorship and gender.
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Trump is a frequent viewer of Fox News, including the morning show.
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The surfaces and handles invite intimacy on the part of the viewer.
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Erotic, highly romantic or gimmicky, the piece never left a viewer indifferent.
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How can I get the reader or viewer to feel this suspense?
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But generally, the viewer is sheltered and isn't encouraged to feel pain.
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He seems to be taking the measure of the viewer as well.
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Moviemakers are exploring opportunities for director-uncontrolled viewer perspective in VR movies.
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The artwork's massive size—it spans over 26 feet—dwarfs the viewer.
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What is the viewer experiencing, and what psychological struggles do they face?
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Was this also about leading the viewer into engagement with the work?
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Manet's later work depicts a nude prostitute looking confidently at the viewer.
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Graham: For benevolent causes [Editor's note: All viewer donations go to rednoseday.org].
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In Bavor's three years of involvement with the company's efforts in artificial realities, he has taken a populist approach, introducing accessible mobile phone-based products such as the dirt-cheap Cardboard viewer and the more recent $79 Daydream viewer.
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Put your mind at ease, dear viewer, for just one moment, and enjoy.
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You can also use a special virtual reality viewer to enhance the experience.
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VR's "feeling of presence" pulls the viewer into the affliction, Mr Milk says.
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I like to have monochromatic paintings to invite the viewer into the paintings.
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The first was a woman defiantly sticking her tongue out at the viewer.
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That's the closest Embrace of the Serpent ever comes to lecturing the viewer.
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As a viewer, this kind of truth-telling almost came as a relief.
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They also found a photo slide viewer that authorities said belonged to Feit.
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The average viewer on Twitter watched at least 22 minutes of game action.
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At various points in the story, the viewer must choose what happens next.
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You see, when it came to Charles, I wasn&apost just a viewer.
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As a viewer, though, I must admit: Angry Wendy is my favorite Wendy.
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Used well, a painter can make the landscape come alive for the viewer.
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" Another viewer, a guy, told her "Ashley I couldn't see next weeks temps.
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The seller said they had no viewer to see what the slides were.
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But distance between photographer and subject translates to distance between viewer and subject.
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The viewer is in the center of a small family room at night.
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And indeed, occasionally the viewer can't help but feel frustrated on Massi's behalf.
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From afar, the viewer can make out the details of the actual photo.
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The intent: to prompt the viewer to question the information presented to them.
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Rogers was impressive in his ability to make each individual viewer feel special.
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One viewer told one of my best friends she had a 'basketball' head.
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The more comprehensive viewer data from Nielsen ratings doesn't account for gender, either.
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Doubly so if the viewer is watching while playing some suitably psychedelic music.
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Artists are somewhat blind in that they can't see what the viewer sees.
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She's talking to the crew but she's also speaking directly to the viewer.
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The Sketchfab viewer seems like the perfect storefront for this kind of items.
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Initially, Google's Cardboard virtual reality viewer was only available bundled with other products.
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"Tbh hanging out with strangers is dangerous," one viewer wrote over the weekend.
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Addressed in the second person, the reader/viewer is transported into the scenes.
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" Another viewer wrote, "@KevinHart4real I was a fan now you make me sick.
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It personalizes what a viewer sees based on their interests and favorite channels.
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He also read the username "I_S_Wallow_Cum_77" after that viewer gave him another $100.
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It's up to the viewer to judge how seriously Wiktor takes his assignment.
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When the ashes fall, Aiko looks up at the camera, facing the viewer.
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Through his creation, the viewer briefly inhabits another experience, another world and culture.
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They bring in revenue through viewer donations, subscriptions, merchandise sales and other means.
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"Yet more vulgarity," wrote one viewer who called himself Jora Sukhov on YouTube.
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His pictures of urban squalor can still make the viewer smile, and think.
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The viewer is not inclined to feel at ease when seeing the series.
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The viewer, however, remains engaged due to the irregular placement of the spindles.
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We had to find proof for ourselves as much as for the viewer.
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In bringing the viewer to such a point, The Mountain is uniquely brutal.
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My first question is always: What does the reader or viewer already know?
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In response to a viewer question, Trump said he's thinking about the concept.
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But there's one thing he hopes every viewer takes away from his movie.
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These latest privacy changes will arrive alongside a separate Windows Diagnostic Data Viewer.
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A concerned viewer sent the video to ABC 6, a local television station.
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Campbell oversees brand, creative, growth, viewer experience, subscriber acquisition, engagement, and retention efforts.
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The thing is, the average viewer doesn't always have someone to cheer for.
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It's a challenge to the viewer: what are we looking at and why?
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The songs are a vehicle that instantly places the viewer inside the frame.
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The viewer might wonder if any of these men are versions of himself.
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Is it a hint for the viewer that we're about to be misdirected?
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An unpublished photograph leaves the viewer wondering whether it is posed or not.
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To me as a viewer, that more often than not turns me off.
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Instead, it wants to influence you, the viewer, to ask yourself the question.
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But with Miami Connection, even a snide viewer gets wrapped up in it.
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I wanted it to be personal without drowning the viewer in my memories.
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"You've got two options of what to do here," Grylls tells the viewer.
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But first, the viewer is confronted by an opening scene of menacing vocals.
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See, in Dead Cells, the streaming mode lets one viewer "control" the boss.
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He has to con you as the viewer to build out his character.
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The more a YouTube viewer pays, the longer their message will stay pinned.
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"I don't know a single musician who likes the Chainsmokers," another viewer wrote.
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He is not being ironic, or charming, or trying to impress the viewer.
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Another way to safely view the eclipse is to use a pinhole viewer.
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As a viewer, how does one reconcile these polarized versions of Indian femininity?
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The viewer simply watches dramatic or comedic events unfold in a procedural manner.
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Copies of the book come with brand new viewer designed by May himself.
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Luckily, I remembered that my agency as a viewer is under my control.
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Instead, they're small inside jokes, references, and winks for the hyper-vigilant viewer.
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As a viewer in the series, we bear witness these 13 accumulated violences.
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It's hard to say, because Netflix is notoriously tight-fisted with viewer data.
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What do you want the viewer to feel while they're watching the show?
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In the reflection of the gaze the viewer becomes her/his own audience.
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His head turned slightly, as he faces the viewer, looks crazed and inward.
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In addition, the moving between angles can be undertaken by the viewer themselves.
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Most of the images in Dronescapes, by contrast, fail to unsettle the viewer.
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For the average viewer, a stroll through Diálogos amounts to an educational experience.
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That VR viewer works with content from Alcatel's VR store or from Littlstar.
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Instead, Corbell offers the viewer a humanizing portrait of a mad scientist's scientist.
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The beautiful visuals sustain the viewer through the nearly three hour run time.
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"I hope at 71 I have the confidence Cher does..." a viewer wrote.
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A lot is kept from the viewer, then parceled out in discrete chunks.
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We also have another viewer question, which goes back to your earlier deck.
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"I can no longer tell FakeHarry and FakeMeghan from #harryandmeghan," one viewer tweeted.
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The most dramatic effect can be felt in a single viewer: Trump himself.
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A stuck-out tongue reaches out into the space between viewer and viewed.
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But as any SVU viewer can attest to, it's par for the course.
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Maisel, that impresses the viewer with its considerable budget for sumptuous historical stylings.
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A gaze so intense that it's the viewer who ends up feeling naked.
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On top of the building the viewer can make out a mudbrick structure.
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It is a self-portrait in the studio, looking out at the viewer.
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He often appeals to the less empathic viewer through skits on his show.
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You won&apost find that at FOX News because we appreciate the viewer.
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"A lot of people hating on @jlo Motown Tribute," tweeted one Grammys viewer.
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That push-and-pull dynamic creates a space for the viewer to think.
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But this has left no mark where it really counts for the viewer.
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This sort of cosmic thinking is what Twin Peaks encourages in the viewer.
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They provide narrative clues, but leave the ultimate meaning up to the viewer.
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Others tranquilly pose by the pool, steadily holding the gaze of the viewer.
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He is between places, and the viewer joins him in this middle space.
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Her head is slightly tilted and her eyes look away from the viewer.
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"The average internet viewer spends about a minute on a video," says Lynch.
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Rather, I am asking for the viewer to spend time, to really look.
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The movie culminates with hardcore sex where the viewer is denied the cumshot.
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Personally, I've had a Google Cardboard VR viewer for around two years now.
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Just grab a cheap viewer and go for a (virtual) roller coaster ride.
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If you hide those columns, Pixelmator Pro looks like a simple image viewer.
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Both imposing and anatomically rubbery, she regards the viewer with a steely expression.
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The viewer is able to see the child's full visage in the mirror.
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The point is less to say something, and more to shock the viewer.
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But to my mind, it does a disservice to the reader (or viewer).
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BECOME A REALLY FAITHFUL "SQUAWK BOX" VIEWER FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, I THINK.
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Rain hits the window as the viewer looks down at the ominous scene.
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It's just building a broader vocabulary to give a viewer a richer experience.
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Indeed, it is initially hard for the viewer to grasp each character's personality.
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By the end, the viewer is not quite sure which extreme is true.
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As a viewer you become a participant, but you're also being transgressed upon.
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It invites the viewer to ask questions: Why does that pig look angry?
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The figure in the frame and viewer can never inhabit the other's space.
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In a twist, the show will let the viewer decide what happens next.
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"As a viewer, you can't be passive with his work," Ms. Martin said.
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And hey — maybe you'll be the viewer that solves one of the mysteries.
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Rather, the questions she asks and the information she addresses include the viewer.
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Yes, it stands alone, and would presumably make sense to an uninitiated viewer.
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Engagement takes time to explain to the viewer, and that slows things down.
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It invites the viewer to figure out what the characters are going through.
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Facebook viewer Jauhn Asfar Awraghr: How did you work with so many documents?
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You make the viewer feel the uncertainty of the world, and that's political.
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The best of these works create an empathetic connection between viewer and character.
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It says as much about the viewer as it does about the artwork.
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When Ms. Gill's dances are working, a viewer sees through those extraordinary eyes.
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Peter Williams doesn't make things easy for the viewer, and why should he?
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"Sorry @VanessaLachey but that was definitely some type of shade," one viewer tweeted.
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The camera, more than just an observer, integrates the viewer into the scene.
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Although the viewer better understands Hernandez, they aren't tricked into sympathizing with him.
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It's the kind of pretentious stuff sure to scare the impatient viewer away.
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But in intriguing, sometimes unsatisfying ways, it leaves the synthesis to the viewer.
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They are cloistered, not displayed for the delectation of either painter or viewer.
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But the casual misdirection is setting the viewer up for an emotional kill.
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An old man, at the other end of life's arc, approaches the viewer.
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It toys with the viewer, obfuscating and withholding information; links are clearly missing.
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These are the best live TV streaming services for every kind of viewer.
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The setting also helps to transport the viewer to another place and time.
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The viewer discretion warning at the start of each episode is well-heeded.
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Jenkins's target viewer is usually the person to whom he feels most accountable.
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Please, viewer, think of me and 'Everybody Loves Raymond' in the same category.
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"It was just so charming and it made you laugh," a viewer said.
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The choice speaks well of Mr. Chazelle's taste, and he's a perceptive viewer.
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Every viewer in the theater knows that without having to be told so.
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Each encourages the viewer to contemplate the interplay between internal and external worlds.
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This ambiguity and outright bizarre display leaves the viewer feeling uneasy and inquisitive.
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This enhancement provides an additional asset to a tank commander's independent thermal viewer.
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Where the viewer is positioned in Schutz's painting is looking into the casket.
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The figures face down the viewer with Frankensteinian scabs and cadaverous grins, respectively.
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Do you think about how they will get word out to a viewer?
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It leaves the viewer asking why the man's protected while the girl isn't.
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The casual viewer would see chaos, but Ricci has a "strategic organization" system.
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Performance is so much about the relationship between the performer and the viewer.
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Fireworks set off across the city led the viewer to the Olympic stadium.
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She's not looking at the viewer, but it isn't because she isn't aware.
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She also employs utsushi to probe discourses of originality/authenticity and viewer discernment.
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Raad allows the viewer to read the images through these short personal narratives.
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To compare YouTube's global audience with the cable networks' US-centric audience, the researchers assumed that each cable viewer watched all three networks for 24 hours straight each day, while each YouTube viewer watched a single video for only 10 minutes.
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If a user clicks on a single recommended video featuring a child, the viewer can get sucked into a "wormhole," as Watson calls it, where YouTube's recommendation algorithm will proceed to push content to the viewer which strictly features children.
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Whereas black rectangles and other gestures of omission can make the viewer acutely aware of missing objects or people, Family Album's many depicted faces and "Attica"'s mirrored surface can make the viewer uncomfortably aware of his or her own gaze.
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Subverting the usual cinematic technique of close-ups of the terrified victim staring up at the camera—making the viewer complicit in the attack—Zarchi instead includes close-ups of the rapists, forcing the viewer into Jennifer's or the victim's shoes.
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Some instances of the post then ask the viewer how they are doing based on what they see and claim that it was created by a Japanese neurologist and it can be used to tell a viewer how stressed they are.
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A grisly comedic thriller written and directed by Nicolas Pesce (his 2016 horror film "The Eyes of My Mother" got some positive notes), "Piercing" has an audaciousness that largely lies in splitting the difference between viewer interest and viewer exasperation.
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Which is all well and good for us, the viewer, but that poor house!
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The average cable network news viewer is, according the the Atlantic, 60 years old.
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A viewer might not even know if they're entering a game or a film.
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Two rows of three figures face the viewer, staggered so that all are visible.
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They also found a Kodak slide photo viewer that authorities said belonged to him.
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She was a viewer and wrote me to say that she was a fan.
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Viewer fatigue—this is the seventh freaking debate—may also have been a factor.
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Whoever he ends up with should feel very lucky to be the 1,000,000th viewer.
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"These landscapes are made for the viewer to travel with their eye," she describes.
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Their backs are to the viewer, they are naked, and they are holding hands.
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They held the hand of a certain viewer, but it wasn't the black sort.
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"[H]onestly it feels like a copout to avoid addressing it," a viewer wrote.
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And as a viewer who is no longer 17, I would tend to agree.
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As a viewer, one will experience a multitude of emotions while watching this video.
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Does it demand the viewer to remember, to fill the gaps in the story?
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Another viewer warning, what you are about to see here, it&aposs very graphic.
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Grabbing more viewer data from cable TV would really bulk up its knowledge base.
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Volumetric renderings of single human stem cells, from the 3-D Cell Viewer library.
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Volumetric renderings of single human stem cells, from the 3-D Cell Viewer library.
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And, for good measure, it'll still work as a good ol' fashion analog viewer.
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Rites of passage, they are sacred gifts to both the animal and the viewer.
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But who is to blame for the shaming — the film itself, or the viewer?
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"They're giving out spelling bee championships like Oprah gives out cars," one viewer wrote.
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Video recordings of such violence often begin rolling even without the viewer clicking play.
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The story is there, but it's something the viewer need not know anything about.
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For any regular viewer of these fireworks-filled contests, it was an odd departure.
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"Any good story is about surprising the viewer and subverting their expectations," Mancini said.
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The action stops and the viewer is presented with a choice: run or hide.
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As a result, the viewer becomes an unwitting, even unwilling extension of the work.
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To the uninformed viewer, the image of a destroyed lipstick might seem like NBD.
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"Is Nielsen not paying attention to technology?" the designated TV viewer told the paper.
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Can a viewer properly address this statue when AMNH has so framed the project?
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As you can see in this snapshot, a viewer asked if she was okay.
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My life as a TV viewer would be vastly poorer if they didn't exist.
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Each of these channels is packaged to appeal to a specific kind of viewer.
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But such art needs no elevation; the viewer must seek and find its level.
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"People desperate for encouragement should steal jobs from beloved industry veterans," one viewer wrote.
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Although Bob-Waksberg set out to subvert viewer expectations, this subversion soon became routine.
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And the most important cable news viewer in the world watches constantly, live-tweeting.
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There's a new Excel viewer too and real-time co-authoring in Office 365.
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They seem to be reaching for the viewer like a baby for its mother.
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I want them to take the viewer into a phenomenological space of sensual pleasure.
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The viewer however must wade five episodes deep for an explanation, with a twist.
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What was perplexing as a LACMA viewer was the distance between the two exhibitions.
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The average viewer has seen 9.0 games this year, down from 9.9 last season.
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The artist seeks to address the severed relationship between the landscape and the viewer.
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One viewer created a GoFundMe campaign to send Linder on a well-deserved vacation.
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For this conflict to have dramatic heft, the viewer needs to understand Fiona better.
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Creators can even make their streams or games react to viewer comments or feedback.
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That is, you cannot watch someone's Story without showing up on their viewer list.
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As it stands, the viewer does not quite grasp the importance of his legacy.
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Portrayed together, family-photo style, the women stare at the viewer with eerie interest.
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The experience places the viewer in a dark room alongside the violinist and performers.
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What Friends From College does well, perhaps too well, is make the viewer uncomfortable.
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The viewer has to relax and accept that they are going to be perplexed.
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As to what he is really up to, Mr Lee keeps the viewer guessing.
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They also found a Kodak slide photo viewer that authorities say belonged to him.
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I'm pretty sure you now know more than the average House Of Cards viewer.
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The viewer count topped Halo's during the tournament, a major achievement at the time.
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The Dune's interiors are meant to cultivate an intimacy between viewer, work and space.
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FROM ITS first scene, "Der Vorname" reminds the viewer of the importance of nomenclature.
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It's an important date, because without Twitch, Khryn_Tzu wouldn't have met a particular viewer.
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The viewer is never guided to a clear answer about what her symbolism means.
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Walking in, the viewer is confronted by a sea of realistically rendered 3D portraits.
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Once that's installed, follow the directions to remove the VR viewer from its insert.
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This rom-com is a sure bet to give any viewer the water works.
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As a viewer, the lack of respect had gotten a bit disheartening for Kodish.
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The viewer needs to be patient in order to begin to fully experience it.
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The new Creator, Explorer and Viewer plans are tailored toward the different user experiences.
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Entering this installation, the viewer symbolically experiences the political activation of the consecrated space.
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The filmmakers intentionally use this sense of ambiguity to create tension within the viewer.
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"I didn't want the viewer to feel the intervention of the photographer," Mocafico explains.
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"I'm still shook that Bobby Brown and Janet Jackson had relations," one viewer tweeted.
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Sheff relates one life-saving moment he experienced to a viewer watching Hannah's suicide.
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The overall viewership is calculated as the average viewer per minute of the broadcast.
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Let's just get to one of the questions we have from a viewer, T63.
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Seeing all of this played out can be hard for a viewer of color.
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Throughout his practice Ramírez Jonas has thoughtfully questioned the boundaries between artwork and viewer.
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That's why, to the outside viewer, it may look like they live without structure.
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BOORSTIN: BUT IT IS HARD WHEN YOU DON'T GIVE US RATINGS OR VIEWER NUMBERS.
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It also makes me curious: What does freedom look like for you, dear viewer?
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"No one wants to see dame Judy Dench like this," a different viewer wrote.
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Only the aesthetic impersonality of the blot could reveal the personality of its viewer.
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The shapes she uses become a sort of ceramic Rorschach test for the viewer.
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And almost none of it is anything the casual viewer of today may recognize.
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I was never really a viewer of it — I was trying to construct it.
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If I can make the viewer upset or laugh that is a good feeling.
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And those moments of viewer interpretation are echoed again and again throughout the movie.
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Over the years, Netflix has gathered countless hours of data about audience viewer habits.
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Ultimately, Orren said every viewer should have "their own personalized experience" with each video.
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For a brief moment in time, the viewer experiences Abramović's intensity one-on-one.
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It's basically what you get with Google Cardboard, but with a more comfortable viewer.
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Trump is a regular viewer and reportedly speaks regularly to several Fox News hosts.
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The subject, a girl of about 13 or 14, stares directly at the viewer.
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Tabouret depicts Eberhardt on horseback in the process of turning away from the viewer.
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Maniac is the rare series that plays with reality without alienating the viewer emotionally.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misreported Hulu viewer estimates as subscriber estimates.
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One viewer said the blackheads appeared "stubborn" because they took multiple attempts to extract.
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To the Rogue One viewer, it looks very much like Orson Krennic's empty chair.
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Printed on both pages of the magazine (upside down to the viewer) are guns.
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The company's introductory kit includes its "Molecular Viewer," a modified Google Cardboard VR headset.
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But companies that have used both products say that raw viewer numbers favor Facebook.
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One is transformed from a mere viewer into a voyeur, perhaps even a participant.
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Thriving Amid Chaos There are fighters who appeal to something primal within the viewer.
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With our work, we try to let the consumer or viewer make that choice.
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It makes the viewer realize that it's ok to view guns as just that.
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These are women correspondents who are asking questions and being surrogates for the viewer.
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It reminds this viewer, at least, that every one of our signatures is unique.
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It's just these impressions and you leave it to the viewer to put together.
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Meaning is ostensibly left to free, open, and primarily visual interpretation by each viewer.
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First off, No one in this book looks like traditional ITV-viewer friendly drag.
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"It's important to build an understanding between the critic and the viewer," he says.
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Every viewer is thinking the same thing at this moment: Get the fuck out!
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Publishers will make more money off Facebook videos if they can hold viewer attention.
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I'd like to know what you hope the viewer gets out of the film.
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Her M.C Escher-esque pieces make the viewer work to understand their trippy scenes.
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Trump, a frequent viewer of cable news, has highlighted Fox News as a favorite.
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Another viewer tweeted a conspiracy theory board joking about trying to solve this mystery.
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When looking at photography, a reciprocal exchange happens between the viewer and the subject.
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The surfaces are so shellacked, there's a distance between the viewer and the piece.
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Every mark is perfunctory and clearly placed so the viewer does not get confused.
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" Season 10 will debut "Viewer Appreciation Week" with a series called "Help Me, Hosts!
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Recently, I see that he is a frequent viewer of my social media posts.
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Part of the viewer outrage that erupted around this scene was more plot-focused.
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They have to convince the viewer that what's happening is both quotidian and terrifying.
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Sometimes it's the viewer, not the artist, who decides a work is site-specific.
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Each former prisoner stands with his back to the viewer among an alien landscape.
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Like starved and lost children, his graduates aimlessly gaze toward the viewer for direction.
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Both of which make the viewer upset and has them reminiscing their troubled past.
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Depending on the viewer, it may be especially relatable now, right after the holidays.
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There, the viewer can wander in low-gravity across reproductions of the cratered surface.
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Any spiritual or religious connotation here is left in the lap of the viewer.
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In the lower-right corner of the viewer window, click the Download arrow icon.
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"I like that the viewer wonders or maybe becomes a little uncomfortable," he said.
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Because the hands are stand-ins for the viewer, any flair can feel alienating.
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He never wanted to give a specific meaning, so the viewer could participate equally.
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Google's video giant, unlike Apple's own livestream, publicly displays a live-updating viewer count.
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They reflect the immediate surroundings, making the viewer feel at one with the river.
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For me as a viewer, it was whether or not Bernard was wearing glasses.
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It just...like, that's when you know that the joke's on us, the viewer.
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Women has been adapted so many times is that the reader or viewer invariably
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Every reader or viewer or listener asks it, whether they want to or not.
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He explains that positive viewer sentiment wasn't necessarily Burger King's goal with the ad.
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Most of you seemed to enjoy it but at least one viewer had concerns.
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Because the viewer can't commit to one thing, it can be a frustrating experience.
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In this case, the viewer just knows the two have to end up together.
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A small window will open, asking you to choose a new default PDF viewer.
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Between the lines: A number of factors may be working to suppress viewer interest.
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You can also get to the emoji and symbols in the Character Viewer palette.
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Anonymous viewer metrics are available to content creators, in order to weed out bots.
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The viewer grows to understand and root for her, but it takes some time.
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If the image is moving like "a carousel", then the viewer is very stressed.
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This may require a degree of viewer engagement, but Driscoll's invitation is worth accepting.
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The viewer is engrossed throughout, trying to fit the pieces of this puzzle together.
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The coral reef, flickering with simulated sunlight, plunges the viewer into an undersea fantasia.
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But even the most refined viewer knows that masterpieces are not always the point.
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" Another viewer, Steve M. from Chicago, wrote to him saying, "So, you're not dead?
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The rain, however, becomes a curtain of marks separating the viewer from the house.
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A longtime viewer named Michelle had been watching, and connected Williams with Dr. Saunders.
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With this show, the artists escort the viewer through immersive histories of diasporic perseverance.
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By comparison, the average age of a cable news viewer is 63 years old.
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However, as a viewer it's hard to keep the artist's biography and work separate.
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She was now all in for Twitch, specifically late-night, low-viewer-count Twitch.
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Despite the cuts and mistranslation, the average Chinese viewer can still infer Mercury's sexuality.
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Jerry Moran's (R-Kansas) Viewer and Listener Protection Act to similar legislation from Rep.
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But how to go from YouTube viewer to YouTube creator is a different story.
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In the meantime, I let the viewer come close and see the 'pure' me.
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" Mr. Tapper replied, "I love how you're talking to one specific viewer right now.
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The viewer must climb up a utility ladder to look into the white box.
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What he wanted was the wonderment that would keep the viewer looking and thinking.
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The painter wanted the viewer to see actual gold, without metaphor: the Gold Rush.
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This allowed a viewer to experience my ideas about repetition slowly through the installation.
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The viewer must achieve the correct position in order for each image to register.
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The video footage (viewer discretion advised) does not conclusively show who is at fault.
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The usually spazzy dog sits calmly, almost regally, and gazes directly at the viewer.
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But disgust pushes the viewer away, and neither Broughton nor Sudhoff indulge in this.
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They give the viewer an emotional experience without talking, which dips into performance art.
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It prompts the viewer to consider whose interests a stated opinion might actually serve.
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Each artist takes the viewer on a narrative journey, unlike anyone else's on Earth.
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The latter's bare-chested self-portrait greets the viewer with arresting assurance and verve.
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Instead, O'Grady compels the viewer, whoever "you" are, to answer the question for yourself.
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With each photograph, the viewer gets more pieces of the subjects and their neighborhoods.
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"Sculpture forces the viewer to be active, physically active," Burden says in the film.
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In other works, the viewer has to search more carefully for the hidden story.
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The show's haunting presentation also exerts the pressure of self-consciousness on the viewer.
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The double-pivot design of the original View-Master VR's hinge, which allowed the viewer to open wide so you could place your smartphone inside, caused the simple flip down latch on top to constantly pop open as you handled the viewer.
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While many paths involve Stefan (Fionn Whitehead) speaking to his therapist and require the viewer to make a choice between two options, only one path asks the viewer to take a single further action: dial a number and make a phone call.
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Participant Passive is a relatively new form of story in which the viewer exists in the world as a character, or a story device, but the story does not ask anything of the viewer, or permit them to inform the course of events.
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Yet, Vizl chooses to present only black-and-white images, inviting the viewer to go beyond striking colors to focus on form, texture, shape and the natural rhythm of the creatures, elements that a viewer might take for granted looking at color images.
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Just like any other relationship, aloofness, ambiguity, or a lack of assurance might translate to a sense in the viewer of being deceived or manipulated; aside from Biggers's artist talk, Subjective Cosmology gives the viewer few handholds— not even a gallery guide.
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I think it might have more stark dissonance to a Korean viewer, but I don't think it's too different from what a Western viewer has, which is like, this person doesn't seem to be tied down to the social structures of Korea.
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Right away she understood the unique potential of V.R. to summon emotion in the viewer.
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Each artist performs an individual song, and their fate is decided by a viewer vote.
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In these early days, directors are learning the importance of cueing the viewer on expectations.
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Instead she weaves a tapestry of viewpoints that leaves synthesis and revelation to the viewer.
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The mystery is to be felt by the viewer, or better yet, the art explorer.
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That visual component inspired what is my favorite part of White's channel: viewer-made viruses.
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With this project I'm encouraging the viewer to formulate their own meaning behind the work.
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To echo the premise, Glass uses choral chanting to haunt the viewer throughout the film.
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You consider me the viewer as a second player, I guess, in that sense. Exactly.
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More information and purchase links here Above: 'Sad Satan', part one (viewer discretion advised) Dawn.
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His paintings and sculptures are enticing visual puzzles, filled with clues the viewer must solve.
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Far smaller than rival broadcaster RTL, it has struggled to build up a viewer base.
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They witness the light in the black paintings and they show it to the viewer.
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You want to create an experience — comical, emotional, horror — that gives the viewer a reaction.
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"Samwell is every millennial finding disappointment in education and the job market," a viewer joked.
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It's not that the show is anti-viewer, or anti-plot, or anything like that.
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This process invites another form of call and response between the artist and the viewer.
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"There's one viewer that you care about right now and you're being obsequious," Tapper said.
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The actor so convincingly delivers these lies that you, the viewer, start questioning the truth.
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The warning lets the viewer decide whether or not to engage with potentially traumatic material.
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What's uncomfortable about Takami's depictions of disaster is how comfortable they make the viewer feel.
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That's how videos like "Using Coordinates" get a 5-star rating — from a single viewer.
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You'll see the usual options, like email, maps, music player, photo viewer, and web browser.
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But it seems invasive to the victims to impose myself like some snuff-film viewer.
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The code viewer is text-based, meaning you can see the code and combine commands.
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Whether a viewer knows this or not is of no consequence to how it's read.
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Can content be personalized for EVERY viewer as opposed to a large audience (1->1)?
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The next goal is to provide truly virtual surgery, where the viewer conducts the operation.
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But I hope that even the most sexually conservative viewer feels the painting's sensual energy.
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Also, the viewer comments that popped up as Mae went about her day were hilarious.
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"yo @nickjonas looks straight up like a Gaston typa snack rn yaknowwhatimsayin," a viewer tweeted.
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In the video, it effortlessly trots on screen and then pauses to consider the viewer.
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In 25 days, the viewer learns, all of Mumbai—or India, or the world even?
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" He added, "I think for the casual viewer his rise to power is just fascinating.
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The film doesn't try to fool the viewer into thinking it's 100 percent human-made.
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And some silly puns, for good measure: "They "Bearly" made it lol," said another viewer.
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The viewer usually doesn't understand where was it shot—maybe it's a factory, a hospital?
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Snapchat calls these live stories "experiential," because the viewer can see what the snapper sees.
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The first – an impression – gets counted when a viewer sees a video thumbnail on YouTube.
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Quartz also has a pair of specific YouTube layouts: a video viewer and a browser.
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They'll able to choose where to look so each viewer and viewing's experience is different.
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But I've also added 3D and CG effects to enhance the experience for the viewer.
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Half a century later it reminds the viewer that everyone represents posterity at one point.
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"Joey's Burgers guy is the true hero of the Critics Choice Awards," another viewer tweeted.
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"Untitled" (2015) sits on the floor, forcing the viewer to squat to see its details.
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Tap the Digital Crown to open the beehive-styled app viewer on the Apple Watch.
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Of the real monster of the piece, Jade's ex-boyfriend, the viewer sees blessedly little.
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And instead of slamming the email, Judge invited the viewer to join the RHOC cast.
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The viewer senses that the final missing piece in this tale of redemption is Noel.
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Misleading: A Super Bowl viewer must watch for six minutes to register with Nielsen's tracking.
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Check out the camera on the top of the viewer that's connected to the smartphone.
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And if Shane Dawson can see himself in Jake Paul, the viewer probably can, too.
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For reviewing pictures, there's an EXIF viewer available, and support for RAW image export, too.
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Under this new definition, lingerie is more about pleasing the wearer than the prospective viewer.
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The effect is … disturbing, leaving the viewer with the impression of Trump as, well, Frankencandidate.
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No, these videos offer consumers a self-guided journey, giving all control to the viewer.
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"It's the only show on television I feel I can relate to," one viewer wrote.
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The montages in the film take the viewer through the different iterations of Gaga's career.
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The viewer learns that Villanelle also murdered and castrated the husband of a previous lover.
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Anecdotally, he describes his average viewer as female and between the ages of 20–40.
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All the while, it stares at us the viewer with the same deadlocked side eye.
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This apparent viewer/creator disconnect highlights a major flaw in the controversial show's primary defense.
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The general viewer will enjoy seeing this, and it will make them cheer for you.
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In the background of the painting, a man stares at the viewer through prison bars.
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The billionaire investor will answer viewer questions submitted on social media with the hashtag #AskWarren.
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Longtime viewer, first-time caller, Rudy from New York, what do you have to say?
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Hwang doesn't attempt to persuade the viewer that the statues are carved out of granite.
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A response from a viewer on Martinez's Instagram story regarding sexual harassment experiences with Dottavio.
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Viewers can watch virtual reality videos using a mobile device and the Google Cardboard viewer.
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Having established a classical composition, Qureshi's swift shattering of that blueprint completely disarms the viewer.
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But will readers want to go through the trouble of putting the VR viewer together?
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The viewer is drawn into the space, while the foreground and background are drifting apart.
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As a viewer, it is very hard to grasp the base reality at this point.
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"I loved that movie and it's very dear to my heart," Faris told the viewer.
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Second, content creators like the NFL are diversifying their distribution models as viewer behavior changes.
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The network plans to incorporate Facebook viewer comments and questions into its coverage, Variety reported.
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A pearl-necklaced Chihuahua in pale pink gazing at the viewer with baleful, wet eyes?
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The company is changing its video offerings to be more targeted as viewer habits evolve.
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In an Observant model, the viewer does not inherit a rigid identity within the story.
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It's not perfect, however — the viewer can't really move around the environment much at all.
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Observant Active reimagines the experience by bestowing God-like decision-making power upon the viewer.
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"Wow how many times is Mary berry going to fat shame tonight!!" one viewer said.
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BECKY QUICK: Let-- me ask you one more question that came in from a viewer.
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BECKY QUICK: Well, that-- that brings us to a question that a viewer wrote in.
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The songs are instantly recognizable because they remind us of what connects for the viewer.
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One viewer, she explains, is chosen at random and flown expenses-paid to their studio.
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The distance between viewer and star, layman and professional, celebrity and president, has been eliminated.
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In other words, the painting would make more sense if the viewer were another orangutan.
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This was by design, as each screening was for just one viewer at a time.
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"Where was #cher s nipple I don't freaking understand where it went," wrote a viewer.
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Even better, LimpidArmor's software allows the viewer to mark targets, highlight enemies, and track targets.
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It forces the viewer to question reality, and what constitutes sanity, right alongside Legion's protagonist.
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Dawson City: Frozen Time is a tabernacle too, but one that welcomes the viewer inside.
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Trump is a frequent viewer of the network and has promoted the channel on Twitter.
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The old Windows Photo Viewer was fine — maybe it is possible to get that back?
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Movies are about characters and stories, with the viewer experience entirely guided by the filmmakers.
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The man's recitation evokes incredible pathos, but Piper doesn't let the viewer wallow in sympathy.
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"He still has lower third to mid tier starter ability," said one viewer on Twitter.
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It was an uncool moment but also part of the transition from viewer to spectator.
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Kate checking out the stereoscopic viewer at the Photography Centre at the V&A pic.twitter.
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Additionally, the viewer is apt to marvel at Kim's attention to each uniquely shaped drop.
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Another is that with a growing number of awards programs, viewer fatigue is setting in.
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The organization's statement said it viewed a recording of the incident provided by a viewer.
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Yet this illegal distribution of NFL content may also be crimping the league's viewer numbers.
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My work suggests the opposite —the viewer is subjugated by the gaze of the model.
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That might sound great for the viewer, but collectively, those elements cause a major challenge.
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The president is a frequent viewer of Fox News and often tweets about its programming.
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" On Twitter, one viewer called it "a great first stage of therapy for today's hearings.
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Beyond sponsorships, popular streamers can also earn a living from paid subscriptions and viewer donations.
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Senders will also be notified if the viewer takes a screenshot, another Snapchat-like feature.
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Dan's work highlights this inconsistency by creating a direct interaction between the subject and viewer.
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The exhibition aims to bring this nostalgic, almost utopian vision of Crimea to the viewer.
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So the viewer is more certain than ever before that nobody is going to die.
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But would simply hearing about it give the viewer the same punch to the gut?
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Netflix and other streaming services have chipped away at viewer interest in cable VOD services.
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He seems to rise above the stereotypes placed on him to meet the viewer directly.
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Would you equate "watching most of one episode" with being a "viewer" of that program?
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In VR, the camera is usually stationary so that the viewer barely moves in space.
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Many of the setups and installations of your videos require the viewer to physically participate.
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It's a kind of bastardized literary device—asking a viewer to become the first person.
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The final products may not be exactly human-like, but they draw a viewer in.
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How much a creator earns per video depends on views, watch time, and viewer demographics.
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If the viewer cannot differentiate between the content, then that's when things can become dangerous.
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" If you're a non-disabled viewer, you might think, "Oh yeah, he's talking about me.
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It was unbalancing for a viewer, and ultimately didn't add up to a larger arc.
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YouTube says it does not code videos by political content, but rather by viewer interest.
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Jarring and impossible to ignore, these dark shapes remind the viewer of Wilbur's hidden activities.
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Shoes, mirrors, and other objects that evoke bodies close the space in on the viewer.
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I love to take the viewer to a certain state of hypnotic and immersive moment.
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After all, isn't found footage just the viewer watching terrible, exploitative things happening to others?
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Rigdol's work is a visual reflection of this indifference, presented to the viewer to negotiate.
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Yiadom-Boakye's paintings are also about the sensations that the colors produce in the viewer.
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It does not offer the viewer an easy spectacle, but expects engagement, compassion, and contemplation.
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Cropping out the sky entirely, Steichen refuses the viewer a way out of the destruction.
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Prices range from under $10 for a simple cardboard viewer and go up from there.
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Mr. Hammons looks directly into the camera, his gaze piercing the surface, implicating the viewer.
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Looking at the images now can give the viewer a chilling feeling of impending doom.
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It was the main driver of the viewer sympathy that just got upended on Sunday.
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I am like the viewer: I am not prepared, I don't know what is coming.
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It was the most difficult moment for me to endure as both reader and viewer.
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This is the sting of Wilson's works: their capacity to make the viewer utterly complicit.
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They definitely engage with the viewer, but even then they have a sense of removal.
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These just deserts feel rewarding to the viewer, the culmination of a multiyear long game.
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No two faces that it depicts are alike, so every viewer gets a unique show.
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Standardized as they are, the viewer notices a formulaic pattern of posing for women's apparel.
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The replica, Jones argued, did nothing to really connect the viewer with the original art.
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Ultimately, it is for each viewer to decide how well the two shows work together.
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The program aired on the nightly news and prompted an unprecedented degree of viewer feedback.
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