To Berger's amazement, over 60 qualified applicants got in touch.
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"To him, that's empathy," Astrid told me later, with amazement.
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Avani Blair, 2, and Taniyah Blair, 1, stared in amazement.
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Longtime visitors toured the park in amazement — and swelling anger.
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The Vermont senator threw up his hands in mock amazement.
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"No, that's the crazy thing!" he said with exaggerated amazement.
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A look at the numbers only deepens the European amazement.
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Many liberal Christians expressed relief and amazement at the move.
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"Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins took to the stage in stunned amazement.
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The sound of joy, amazement, relief, hope, grace, all at once.
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"'WTF' is an expression, either of amazement or dismay," he said.
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They often seemed to be in a state of stunned amazement.
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He stared out the window the entire time out of amazement.
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Former F.T.C. official David Vladeck expressed amazement at Facebook's business practices.
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"You would think you were in Mississippi," Marshall said, in amazement.
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"It's his hobby," he said, in a tone of mild amazement.
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To wonder is to dwell in amazement, surprise and the miraculous.
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But to Kirvelaitis's amazement, Gaines wrote back asking for more information.
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We all got together and looked in pure amazement and exhaustion.
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The bridesmaids, almost exclusively New Yorkers, expressed amazement over Ms. Schweitzer.
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"The Dawn" is more about the awe, the shock, the amazement.
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It was so surprising that even Booker couldn't hide his amazement.
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And it left me hungover with sadness and amazement for several days.
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I remember the tears of happiness and amazement when Obama was elected.
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"I am watching in amazement this ordeal with Russia," another student said.
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To my amazement, they agreed pretty much immediately and away I went.
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In the villages, Red and I were met with amazement and warmth.
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But Sampson, to Auerbach's fury and amazement, turned down the Celtics' boss.
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A newish shipwreck is probably a drug boat, he says, with amazement.
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"It can still provoke amazement," Mr. Gray wrote on June 21980, 21982.
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That laughter will turn to disbelief, amazement and then arrive at delirious delight.
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When the machine finally begins to work properly, everyone's eyes glimmer with amazement.
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"In the first period, I faced three shots," Allen said with mild amazement.
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To their amazement, it hardly struggled and did not try to bite them.
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George listened in amazement to the LRA leader discussing how to make alcohol.
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Much to my amazement, I've not become tired of death metal at all.
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The customer's reaction is generally amazement, usually awe, lots of pictures being taken.
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We came to Barclays to hear amazement as opposed to see a spectacle.
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"Shrimp live in the Hudson River?" you may be asking yourself in amazement.
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We both watch in amazement and both behold the man's deft hand movements.
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Mitchell expressed his amazement at the app, mapping himself onto two Chinese actors.
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To his amazement, the crowd had doubled in size from the previous day.
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But no witnesses supplemented accounts of their amazement with descriptions of his procedures.
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"Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated," he said with amazement.
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Gradually, though, anger gave way to amazement as Strzok grew increasingly combative and condescending.
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The Twitter reactions are exactly what you would expect: shock, awe, amazement, and hilarity.
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"This my daughter," Corey said, looking at the feminine image of himself in amazement.
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He is now considering simpler truths in a heretofore-unexplored register: wonder and amazement.
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"I have been looking at these things in amazement," Conyers told The Associated Press.
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But to my amazement, this turned out not to be a joke at all.
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And then, to the staff's amazement, the man turned toward Flame, Ms. Berryann said.
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His amazement reminded the internet of Belle in Beauty & The Beast with her books.
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So they just go slack-jawed, and enact the amazement that many viewers feel.
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"I have been looking at these things in amazement," he said to a reporter.
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You could hear, in his thunderous voice, an amalgam of amazement and pure joy.
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To my amazement, he rang up most of my groceries at 10 cents apiece.
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I truly wanted it to succeed, for my friend and for my own amazement.
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I am so terrible at Pictionary that my playing partners' jaws drop in amazement.
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As with Arverne, I heard overwhelmingly positive reactions, and no little amazement, in the neighborhood.
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To his own amazement, Obama noted, all the TV news networks covered the release live.
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He is quick to express amazement or to spew expletives, often in Greek, when frustrated.
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It gave him a look of perpetual amazement, or of someone who had been electrocuted.
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Through all of this amazement however, I just don't understand the reasoning behind this hobby.
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Two years after that, he would gaze with amazement at a mouth around his penis.
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His tone reflected a mixture of amazement and amusement, with perhaps a dash of awe.
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Another knockdown followed, and the fight was stopped as the crowd looked on in amazement.
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As he passed through the town of Sragen in central Java, residents looked on with amazement.
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To Mr. Barrack's amazement, Mr. Trump handled nearly all of the negotiations for the Plaza himself.
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"We had cadaver dogs," Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub said, shaking his head in amazement.
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When you learn enough about a parasite's biology, amazement and curiosity gradually replace fear and revulsion.
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At the time, those movies elicited wonder and amazement and transported us to a different world.
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Maxine, sitting in stunned amazement, was still trying to digest the sheer accomplishment of it all.
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Afterward, one of his teammates, Dee Gordon expressed his amazement when told what Suzuki had done.
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The second part will deepen your amazement at the power of emotion, across cultures and romance.
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In the beginning, our life together held a joy and amazement which was newborn every day.
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He turns to his dad and they look at each other, full of mischief and amazement.
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An excavator working nearby suddenly fell silent, and workers could be heard crying out in amazement.
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"You're laughing out of amazement and disbelief and kind of empathizing with the confusion," Brown said.
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We looked on in naked amazement as he stalked the court with his cerebral, artful genius.
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While we may not always be following our #bliss, there have been moments of utter amazement.
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I keep glancing over at other drivers on the road, expecting looks of shock and amazement.
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When it's over, I want to say all my lifeI was a bride married to amazement.
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Mr. Harkin, who just turned 78, is watching with some amazement as former colleagues hang on.
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Pence's defenders said he was merely acting prudently, and expressed amazement at the all the fuss.
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"But to my amazement, after three years, the Instagram page is stronger than ever," she says.
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According to Bloomberg, this all certainly resulted in a typically Banksian reaction:Cue footage of amazement and outrage.
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I reveled in it for a whole minute, actually in amazement that I wasn't inflamed at all.
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In a series of tweets, O'Reilly expressed amazement with traditional liberal politicians expressing traditional liberal policy prescriptions.
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"My first impressions were amazement as I had never seen anything like it before," he told Gizmodo.
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I'm too scared (and high) to play it myself and mostly just watch in awe and amazement.
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Witnesses shared their images and videos on social media, as well as their amazement over the sight.
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The justice often expressed amazement that the Senate Judiciary Committee never asked his views on Roe v.
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To the amazement of nearly everybody, he ranks ninth in PGA Tour putting average entering the week.
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"They actually described me, to my amazement, as a 'grave threat to China-British relations'," Rogers said.
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His wife and competitor, Jenna Dewan Tatum, looked on in amazement as he lip-synced with passion.
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During the performance, Cowell's eyebrows raised in amazement and Mel B was seen grooving to his vocals.
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To my amazement, Joan did not pay rent, contribute to the household or even have a job.
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Recently, Buttigieg spoke Norwegian with a reporter, much to the amazement of people across the political divide.
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"It's a wash-and-wear blue denim suit," Mr. Barnes was quoted as saying in mock amazement.
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THE STONE Christmas is a reminder of the radical power of humility, amazement and embracing the Other.
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With luck you'll be able to look back in amazement at how fast it all went by.
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When it's over, I want to say all my life/ I was a bride married to amazement.
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When you watch him play there's a lot of things where you shake your head in amazement.
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The camerapersons filming en route watched in amazement as Honnold ticked off pitch after pitch, charging ever upward.
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As the bus kept heading southward, the Venezuelans expressed amazement at the views from their windows: Plump cows.
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For the creators, this is technological magic, a deception that will result, they hope, in amazement and satisfaction.
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Then, to everyone's amazement, Russians and Americans put animals and people in low Earth orbit, above the sky.
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"Here you have first-timers, guys who have never had an audience this big," he says in amazement.
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"And when they do, they ask for more shares, without even knowing the denominator," she said in amazement.
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"But they did not pinch one single thing," she continued, shaking her head in amazement 30 years later.
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To my amazement, she became best friends with my first wife, and helped me reconnect with my son.
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There's always a bit of amazement in fandom when My Little Pony gets this kind of wide exposure.
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Others shook their heads in utter amazement: the profundity of the morning feelings message; can you believe it?
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" Leibovich wrote that Graham spoke with "a mixture of amazement and amusement, with perhaps a dash of awe.
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We looked up in amazement, at each other just as much as at Orion, standing tall above us.
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We need to get back to thinking and dreaming big with a spirit of optimism, amazement, and wonder.
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I realized what I'd been given back, even beyond my literal vision: a radical amazement of simple things.
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Ever made a timpano, the Italian baked ziti amazement that was made famous by the movie "Big Night"?
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"They didn't even look at our gear," Burtynsky said with amazement, as porters hauled off two dozen bags.
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" Mr. Trump appeared to regard the deal with a measure of amazement on Wednesday before the vote. "Wow!
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Mr. Trump's Twitter posts, viewed with amazement outside the West Wing bubble, often create crises on the inside.
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Or do they sit there in sort of shocked amazement, saying: This was not what I was expecting.
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To their amazement, searchers found the infant inside a storm drain -- more than two dozen feet from the roadway.
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Our amazement never ceases when it comes to what the most dedicated fans can learn about their favorite celebrities.
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I wander along in front of this wall of images and then, to my amazement, I see someone familiar.
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People watch in amazement as they flit across the stage on their toes, making it look light and effortless.
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His look of amazement is what Insatiable wants out of you — this is not a comedy aiming to please.
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You get over the amazement pretty quickly, but it feels wild the first few dozen times you do it.
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To the amazement and consternation of GOP regulars, the Willkie campaign caught fire in May and June of 1940.
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Wolfhard, 15, shared his amazement with an Instagram post of the chart which he accompanied by a shocked emoji.
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A college-level Heroes of the Storm tournament ran last year to the amazement of many regular sports viewers.
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As I stare in amazement at how in-tune these young men are with their food, Daniel chimes in.
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Mr. Graham, for one, betrayed a note of amazement over dropping in on a foreign leader's White House visit.
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To Mr. Seger's amazement, no one ever asked him to produce an old menu with the drink on it.
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The Rice University student newspaper observed that visitors wandered with amazement and enthusiasm for art developments in the state.
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" But this day, one person looked up at us with total amazement, slowly pointed his finger and mumbled "food!
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When our driver brings his head out of his lap, he looks around at his surroundings in utter amazement.
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"Today I have the impression that I won't write [poetry] anymore, because I only write with amazement," he said.
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"They're probably looking down at me with either bemusement or amazement," Chief Justice Roberts told C-Span in 163.
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Traveling from Tashkent to Samarkand to Bukhara (and I do recommend that order), my feeling of amazement only intensified.
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On my own, without the emphasis on speed or time, I found to my amazement that I enjoyed running.
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But in a movie theater in New Orleans, David Breaux Jr.'s eyes filled with tears of real amazement.
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Trump expressed amazement at the magnitude of the disaster but promised a swift and long-term federal government response.
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Slowly, my father's look of blank amazement changed to one of admiration and, finally, to an expression of relief.
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To our amazement, we've now written over 30 books together, and we often swap reading recommendations of all kinds.
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Imagine his amazement, then, when he soon found himself in two key meetings with the gamblers organizing the conspiracy.
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The actor, 73, shared his amazement with an Instagram post of the chart which he accompanied by a shocked emoji.
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Luckily a second pre screening of #AStarIsBorn was about to start, and now we are all crying, tears of amazement.
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Her reaction upon seeing a (mouse) brain up close for the first time was amazement at how squishy it was.
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To the crew's amazement, somehow these animals were able to survive the fire together and stick by one another's side.
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These days, I listen with amazement as reports roll in, not because history is repeating itself but because it isn't.
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And Real Madrid Coach Zinedine Zidane, himself considered one of the best players in history, clutched his head in amazement.
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We tried it again four, five times (mostly out of sheer amazement) and the jeans did, indeed, wipe off clean.
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: As a man dazzled by a fearless goddess, Pine delivers a less wide-eyed amazement.
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The reaction from everyone who knows anything about finance or economics was a mix of amazed horror and horrified amazement.
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When I showed up, to my amazement, there were some 150 students in attendance and an enormous stack of pizzas.
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The works are part of a lifelong exploration into capturing moments of amazement, awe, terror, and astonishment in physical formations.
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Perhaps Austin is just being too picky about his preferred thematic devices, however, because Rob and Patrick are all amazement.
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Magazine junkies will look back in amazement at the groaning board of perks that once were staples of the job.
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Yet — much to my constant amazement — there exist people in the world who do not care for the beautiful game.
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Even Donald Trump — a politician who seems the omega to Obama's alpha — is treated with horrified amazement rather than vitriol.
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Enter Byron, who, after hearing my pitch, quickly came up with SMASHING PUMPKINS and SWEET TALK, much to my amazement.
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Perhaps as a result, people along the East Coast took to Twitter on Thursday to express their shock and amazement.
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Viewers in countries whose litigious instincts are less barbaric may watch it in amazement, as if it were science fiction.
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Our son was 213 at the time, and he walked around it both in a solemn ritual and utter amazement.
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To my amazement, the track starts with birds chirping, and the eagle immediately turned away towards the back of the nest.
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"The Queen looked at me in amazement as I asked whether she knew the potential implications of the photographs," Kelly said.
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It is, however, a moment to stop and look back in amazement (or terror) at what the MCU has pulled off.
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This included some tips on what they wanted in the next report, and a good dose of amazement at Kensho's speed.
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The cowardly nerd is now a babe, and Johnson's performance, his amazement and discomfort with his new sexy body, is delightful.
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However, people on Twitter were impressed enough for everyone, as they expressed their amazement through some pretty funny reaction tweets. pic.twitter.
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And so he listened with "amazement" when his Scoutmaster read Yizhar's novella aloud to him and a group of other boys.
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But in the hills and gullies surrounding San Francisco I gaze in amazement at the endless unmolested tracts of open space.
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St. Don was continually pulling off these sorts of miracles, to the amazement of the people, especially those on the left.
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The sight of the two of them seemed to leave many Cubans present filled with a mix of pride and amazement.
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In amazement, Borland dialed a phone number and set up an in-person meeting with the club to discuss photographing them.
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I literally cried tears of amazement, gratitude that the justice system has worked on behalf of all of his victims today.
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When workers run, journalists often express amazement, or talk about them in class-coded ways that demean their intelligence and character.
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The president tweeted out updates about the shifting track of the storm and expressed amazement at the hurricane's size and strength.
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And within the last few years, our community has shared amazement at the miracle of uterine transplants resulting in successful births.
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She recalled that one of her father's physical therapists once Googled him and returned to her afterward in wide-eyed amazement.
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Actor Mira Sorvino, who has said Weinstein sexually assaulted her, said she cried "tears of amazement" upon learning of the sentence.
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As the boy watched in wide-eyed amazement, demonstrators in Lebanon tried to put him at ease with an impromptu performance.
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Warholm, 21, earned his first major title, and then looked up in amazement as the result showed on the giant screen.
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To the amazement of Gulf watchers, Oman is — or at least has been — a significant player on a range of issues.
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" A pair of Celine pumps cost her $200 — a price that, she noted with amazement, "sounds like Chinatown in New York.
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For the past year, the survival instincts of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt have been a constant source of amazement in Washington.
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He was, to the amazement of park rangers, adopted by another bear, and has since grown into a large, healthy bear.
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Trump has not discussed Russia with secretary of state pick Tillerson, the longtime Exxon CEO, drew amazement from New Jersey Democratic Sen.
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"The comments made to discredit the TTB are met with sadness and amazement by conscientious, civilized people," it said in a statement.
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I've never quite lost my amazement at this phenomenon, the suddenness with which the familiar vanishes and a new, better landscape appears.
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She was surrounded by family members young and old, and, to my amazement, they were smiling, chatting, even laughing with one another.
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Her answer sent gales of despair through the Conservative Party, gusts of joy through Labour, and blasts of amazement through the commentariat.
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Click here to view original GIFLast week the internet watched in amazement as Leo Weston solved three Rubik's cubes while juggling them.
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The owner wasn't alone in her amazement; the dogs now have over 15,800 followers who adore getting updates on these furry friends.
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At the reception, the atmosphere was one of mild jubilation, mixed with a certain amazement that the project had come to pass.
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But once she revealed who the Hollywood babes are, our feelings went from envy to amazement that we've never noticed it before.
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The natural talent belted out the chorus, adding his own inflection and sliding notes to the amazement of the crowd around him.
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After getting a tattoo in Tokyo, he looked with amazement at how quickly the tattooist had inked the tiger on his torso.
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His initial amazement, he said, gradually turned to fear that such a system could lead to abuses of privacy by Venezuela's government.
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Ms. Quarles got a master's in fine arts from Yale in 2016, and she said the reaction to her process was amazement.
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But he was "a wonderful, maverick researcher and a source of admiration and amazement by people who consulted him," Professor Griffith said.
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"A new language is requisite to furnish terms strong enough to express my horror and amazement at the appalling facts!" she erupted.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist Nayland Blake probably won't care if they make you uncomfortably confused or paralyzed with amazement.
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You gave an emotional interview recently in which you expressed amazement that someone who looks like you could make it to Broadway.
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Another amazement: Grilled cheese with apples and apple butter, a recipe brought to us by the delightful cook and stylist Susan Spungen.
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"I've never seen so many people in one spot, celebrating one thing," quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles said in amazement.
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Miller, the president for programming at NBC Sports, recalled the amazement he felt driving to the stadium on the morning of Jan.
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To my amazement, a photo of that page, taken by a female college student, went viral and received a wave of news coverage.
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Cuomo did not mention that, nor did he acknowledge another obvious amazement: the station was litter-free, with not a rat in sight.
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At one point, Stone touches Gosling's shoulder and gestures with amazement when the dancers are elevated against the starry, floor to ceiling backdrop.
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Looking through artist Katy Strutz's puppets evokes a series of reactions — mostly wonder and amazement, with a little bit of bewilderment thrown in.
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Janet expresses amazement that Randall is the only Pearson kid to get into private school, at which point Rebecca confronts her head on.
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In fact, I find out with amazement, I am far in the minority for having flown at all in the past few months.
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Apple isn't immune to Meltdown and Spectre, the major bugs in basic computing architecture that were announced yesterday to widespread amazement and horror.
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Then again, what works for Laird Hamilton will undoubtedly work for a lot of people who've watched his decades-long career with amazement.
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To their amazement, the submersible captured haunting images of the large medusae, some of them dragging their one-foot-long tentacles behind them.
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It can be the WTF of amazement or the WTF of dismay, and it's up to us to decide which one we want.
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Days later, she watched in appalled amazement as the city's parliament struck down a motion to launch a public consultation on LGBT discrimination.
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Laurie Hernandez expressed amazement at the differences between the Olympics and Dancing with the Stars, where she dances with professional dancer Valentin Chmerkovskiy.
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On recovering from its first fit of amazement at the astonishing productions of the 'Invertebrates' the public promptly dubbed them the 'Wild Beasts.
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To his amazement, the council suggested that a new building, on the former barracks site, be dedicated to the poet and his work.
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At the time, he expressed amazement that safety standards and management controls in the commercial aviation industry were stronger than those governing NASA.
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It was a task so demanding and labor-intensive that other scientists still shake their heads in amazement that he got it done.
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As migrants on scooters buzzed by vendors calling out "strawberries," she expressed amazement that Chinese tourists gathered under her old apartment every morning.
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He records his amazement at the concern expressed by the public, one letter of remonstrance which he received addressing him as "You Brute."
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Following a soft landing, Jackson stood up and showed umpires he indeed had the ball, to the amazement of players on both sides.
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If you smiled, laughed, guffawed or shook your head in amazement at some example of wordplay, then the crossword has done its job.
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So too are the capacity for amazement, aspirations for the marvelous, and a sensitive — even tender — approach to both nature and urban scenes.
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Occasionally, I would look at the dough ball with total amazement — his cupid's bow a perfect slope, his imploring brown eyes full of anticipation.
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The Turkish chef posted a photo of himself on Instagram mid-salting while DiCaprio looks on with what we can only imagine is amazement.
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The Birmingham resident was greeted with a sea of hugs and enthusiasm by her pals, who examined her new accessory with exclamations of amazement.
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Over the past year, the first grader has achieved many milestones — big and small — to the amazement of doctors, physical therapists and her family.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump at the recent Al Smith dinner, which, to his amazement, all of his fellow diners had watched live on CNN.
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Then, in what feels likes a subconscious effort to mirror in language the amazement being urged upon us, Attenborough begins to drop his verbs.
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Which allows me to once again express amazement at having come to a moment in history where Jeff Sessions is a somewhat sympathetic character.
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Although frightened that the children might inadvertently reveal themselves, Mr. Loinger watched in amazement as they played with the soldiers, who gave them candy.
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The impregnation has just happened, but the golden shower continues to teem down through the air, to the amazement of an old crone nearby.
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Renters When Julie Beaumont Carey and Joe Carey tell people they live in Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, they are often met with amazement.
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But this month, the country listened in amazement to a secret recording in which Mr. Temer seemed to endorse bribes to a jailed politician.
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"I always stand in amazement, thinking how do these guys come back to work the next day," Mayor Frank Cownie of Des Moines said.
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All the same, residents recounted with a mix of fear and amazement the morning that their streets suddenly became the setting of a huge raid.
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During ESPN's broadcast, Mr. Ley noted with amazement and frustration that FIFA had changed the order of its agenda, willy-nilly, delaying the presidential vote.
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This amazement is not the beginning of knowledge — unless it is the knowledge that the view of history which gives rise to it is untenable.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton reacted with amazement on Saturday to media speculation that the triple Formula One world champion might take a sabbatical in 2017.
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To his medical team's amazement, John walked out of the hospital on his own less than three weeks after the accident with no brain damage.
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" Gates recalled immediately texting her mom and best friend to share her amazement, writing, "Y'all, I didn't know there were boys that did these things?
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Mr. Jenkins always expressed amazement that his short, routine article about the Times ad — the piece didn't even carry his byline — would prove so important.
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To the amazement of tourists, Belgian flags also dominate the whole town for the four-day festival of which the Gostra is the main attraction.
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Cavs sink 20 3-pointers, pound Pistons CLEVELAND — J.R. Smith sat down at the podium Wednesday night and looked at the stats sheet in amazement.
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At best, it usually just involves pointing to his accomplishments with your jaw on the floor and asking other people to share in your amazement.
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To my amazement, the spirit of the game, the sense of all being on the same team, carried into our discussion of a student's poem.
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"Principles aside, from a basic sense of self-protection, how could they not perceive the risk of being labeled union-busters?" he asked in amazement.
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I like to imagine that Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Anthony, Alice Paul and Ida B. Wells will be watching this centennial year with proud amazement.
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To their amazement, they found out that the sauce had aged into wonderful tasting condiment and is now what we know today as Worcestershire sauce.
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So as bystanders watched on in amazement, three uniformed code enforcement officers proceeded to mercilessly rip Ronald off his stand, leaving only his shoes behind.
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Those who knew Ara, knew how fond he was of swearing and forceful masculine expressions, will understand my amazement at seeing him cry like that.
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One of his acquaintances joined the conversation to express amazement at the amount of money and time owners were willing to spend on their falcons.
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She's like Harry Potter during his arrival at Hogwarts, looking at everything in wide-eyed amazement and experiencing all the wonder for the first time.
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Yet to my amazement, our amazement I think I am right in saying (and he would challenge the other faces round the table as he said this), on the very day that we close for the summer break I hear that the directors have not renewed… Let this cup pass from me, Mark said out loud, pushing through a glass door into the street.
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Then I started getting messages from other mothers and fathers throughout the country whose children had the same condition, and who were watching Billy in amazement.
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The phrase "Laura Dern" was then sung repeatedly to close out the song, and the actress couldn't stop laughing, gesturing in shock and amazement, and dancing.
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Once that initial haze of amazement over Beyoncé's voice, lyrics, body, outfits, dance moves, and general presence wore off, we were left with a few questions.
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But while the tone throughout is one of shock, amazement and condemnation, the book is not as radical in its conclusions as readers might have anticipated.
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And to the amazement of some, the IOC followed through, formally barring Russia from the event fewer than 10 weeks before it was set to begin.
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On four of these outings, the researchers watched in horror and amazement as groups of up to 20 orca whales attacked and killed lone beaked whales.
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Like Chagos, there may be a number of other places around the world whose natural amazement may belie the truth: That these ecosystems aren't nearly pristine.
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And though the contractual negotiations are proving tricky, to some amazement nearly all Helsinki's transport operators—even taxi-drivers—seem willing to give it a go.
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" He expressed particular amazement that once-illegal campaign fund-raising practices had now been condoned by the U.S. Supreme Court, calling this the "legalization of Watergate.
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While some have expressed amazement about Trump's willingness to increase the national debt, this is an aspirational budget in line with the Republican Party's reactionary agenda.
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Uma Ramakrishnan, who led the IMF's missions to Jamaica, says citizens' interest in and understanding of the programme "has been a source of amazement for us".
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" Earlier in the day Conyers appeared to deny knowledge of the dismissal settlement, telling The Associated Press he had been "looking at these things in amazement.
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Listen to the cheering, almost disbelieving reaction from the audience, and notice then-Apple exec Scott Forstall's giggling amazement that this voice control thing actually works.
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She was so strong and her eyes were so alert and she wanted to see everything in the room and I was in amazement of her.
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"As a body on stage that many people have not seen before, many people feel the need to share their amazement, or their incredulity," Lawson noted.
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Cars on a nearby road pull over, the drivers gaping in amazement at what appear to be fearsome weapons, encountered so unexpectedly in this serene spot.
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He has been formally termed a suspect by Danish authorities, but to the collective amazement of the Danes no criminal charges have been filed against him.
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Despite this, there was a general sense of optimism in the room and amazement that so many people were willing to come out and get involved.
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To my never-ending amazement, she'd managed to home in on the only other child in her class of 25 whose parents worked in book publishing.
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" Earlier in the day, Conyers appeared to deny knowledge of the dismissal settlement, telling The Associated Press he had been "looking at these things in amazement.
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Michy Batshuayi told of his amazement when Hazard went to the Chelsea gym for the first time — four years after he first signed for the club.
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At the premiere, I watched with amazement as my audience tried to walk around the "seizure victim" on the ground, while many emerged from the goggles crying.
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As fun as it is to hear scientists in clueless amazement, the suspension ends when they fairly easily identify the slurp after their device picks it up.
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To the students' amazement, he reportedly said that they should take complaints either to Chesser, to Densmore (who is currently the graduate advisor), or to Zak himself.
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Her husband, Jonathan Blumenstein, "has expressed his appreciation and amazement," says Jack Stephens, the creator of the GoFundMe page, which has amassed $2200,2000 in just two days.
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When Lennon wasn't sampling wine, searching for fungus, or staring in amazement at giant barking seals, he was clicking with Claypool's dark and perverse sense of humor.
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Hovering overhead with its shadow blotting out the cars in darkness, it shines a beam of light down on an awed Scully, who stares with childlike amazement.
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Specifically, in the case of the "damn emails," as Bernie Sanders called them, the Clinton magic — wiggling out of danger and constriction to great amazement — remains intact.
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ABUJA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Whenever the all-female Nigerian biker group D'Angels hit the streets, people would stare in amazement at the sight of women on motorbikes.
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A MINUS Vince Staples: Big Fish Theory (Def Jam) On an album that's two-thirds as amazing as is reported, nine-tenths of the amazement is musical.
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Adults in the audience are prodded to recapture their long-lost moviegoing innocence, while their young companions are patiently directed to giggle warmly or gasp in amazement.
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As rescue operations began there, a radar station on Cape Cod discovered to the amazement of officials that there were actually four hulks floating off Cape Cod.
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A year later, she shared her amazement about this cultural facet, and what it means to Germany and its people, in an article known as a Dispatch.
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Traders have often spoke in amazement about the "rotation" of the market, how every time one market leader starts to falter, another comes to take its place.
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He met Green at the airport—his initial amazement of how other people were living their lives free of the hypervigilance and fear of the NICU finally subsiding.
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Quay remembers the humility and amazement of a young and blossoming Cardi B at the VFiles Runway Show in 2016 – shortly before the artist exploded onto the scene.
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After the Olympics, there was a brief period of optimism in British civic life—a wave of national amazement that the event hadn't ended in disaster and humiliation.
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To the amazement of old political hands (like me), Donald Trump kept his base – even his evangelical base – during the controversy over the "Access Hollywood" tape in 28503.
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"I was kind of unwittingly drawn into it with him because of just the amazement of having a connection to a congressman," she said, according to the Post.
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"One corporate employee said he was surprised by Easterbrook's "lack of judgment," expressing amazement that the executive could be "so smart and so stupid at the same time.
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Hussle's brother, Samiel, remembered watching with amazement as Hussle built a computer when they were kids, and later started a music career and amassed friends left and right.
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All of which left Arbery feeling both happy amazement at, as he put it, "writing a play that Catholics like," along with wariness of any purely celebratory embrace.
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There was widespread amazement on Wall Street this week that Ms. Redstone hadn't sensed the rebellion coming, and moved to replace the CBS directors or curtail their powers.
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He describes the "jaw-on-the-floor amazement" with which Mr. Obama's very disciplined staff viewed the "insanity" that surrounded President-elect's Donald J. Trump's first news conference.
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" The president expressed amazement that Congress failed to bolster background checks in the wake of the 28500 Sandy Hook massacre, asking "why didn't they do something about it?
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To the amazement of family members seeing this for the first time, she put together a dozen wooden puzzles in quick succession like a one-person assembly line.
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"Very clearly, even in my dreams this could not be true," director Barry Jenkins said in amazement when it was announced that "Moonlight," not "La La Land," had won.
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" He continued that he "wouldn't have even thought they would have heard of Princess Di" and recalled his amazement that her work had penetrated "even in these rural constituencies.
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Last week, however, her parents Julia Tirabasso and William Jones watched in amazement as their infant finally heard them for the first time with the assistance of cochlear implants.
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Dunmore, whose novels and poems always flow and brim with images of seas, rivers and pools, felt a sudden "amazement and joy" at the nearness of her favourite element.
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Vestergaard and Nøh were conducting sewer work on Algade, a street in central Aalborg, Denmark, when, to their amazement, they saw a sharp blade sticking out from the ground.
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To my amazement, the tension between my parents began to abate, particularly when they both zoomed in on Sylvie, a magnet with her bright red hair and contagious giggle.
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When I asked her in amazement when and why she composed her will, she tells me with tear-stained face that it was just after I had hit her.
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Now the post has gone viral, with more than 5 million views, to the amazement of Kidd, who says he was simply looking out for his favorite loyal customers.
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The thought would not even occur to us, but that was how Yeltsin summed up the amazement he felt when he saw a typical grocery store of Anytown, USA.
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I have stood on a stage and watched with amazement as candidates wallowed in the mud, viciously attacked one another, called each other liars and disparaged each other's character.
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Over the next month though, to his amazement, the Indiegogo quadrupled, and Colón soon realized that there were countless fans out there like him dying to watch his film.
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They danced in unison in a kind of trancelike state, tilt-a-whirling, head-banging, and humming to Meyers's fantastic score as the audience watched in near-bewildered amazement.
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I've been enjoying, with a kind of shocked, disturbed amazement, John King's 1996 novel, "The Football Factory," about soccer hooligans in London and the dawn of the surveillance state.
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She expressed amazement about the succession of city streets that had led to the accident site; Burnt Church Road followed by Burnt Temple Road, and then Burnt Mosque Road.
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The plot is packed with incidents and surprises, and Mary is an admirable character, full of pluck and decency and prone to the usual anime expressions of loud amazement.
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Hillary Clinton sent former President Bill Clinton to the Hawkeye State for a Fourth of July picnic, to the amazement of voters, until the act felt repetitive by November.
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She said when she took the photos, she "felt sadness as you think of the wildlife loss, but amazement at the green pops of regrowth in the charred bush."
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If you have a restless mind or an allergy to amazement, you can make some decent guesses about how this trick is done, but where's the fun in that?
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If you&aposve ever witnessed the confusion or amazement of an animal seeing snow for the very first time, you know that it can be a completely hilarious moment.
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But to my amazement, Robin told them, 'I have a bunch of people in the audience tonight, and I would really like to make sure they see Gilbert first.
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In a telephone interview, she expressed amazement that a busload of childhood friends, college friends and former colleagues will travel five hours each way in one day to attend.
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In one of her best-known poems, "When Death Comes," she wrote: When it's over, I want to say: all my life I was a bride married to amazement.
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Would you like some smoked chicken wings to accompany your queasy excitement, your nervous amazement at the abilities of those who play and perform before us on the field?
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It will be the well-to-do, to the amazement of all their friends, who still know how to drive and who will teach their kids how to drive.
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It prompts the feeling that the camera has been commandeered by L'Ouverture's ghost, who watches in amazement as the group workshops a series of improvised scenes and slam poetry battles.
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In the first photos of my father holding me in his arms, he looks tired and dazed, and the expression on his face is one of amazement, love, and frustration.
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"The first hour I used Deep TabNine was not helpful [because] I was continuously stopped by amazement trying to wrap my head around it," Nijhof told The Verge over email.
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Canadian figure skater Nam Nguyen was sipping a bowl of pho last year, as he had done so many times in his life, when something made him stop in amazement.
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Trzaskowski listened in amazement as one of Szydlo's colleagues accused an unnamed Civic Platform minister of using a state discount to buy an iPhone for less than the retail price.
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Even in the Trump administration, sometimes White House arguments are enough to make you do every single thing in the amazement cliché handbook — jaw dropped, head spun, breath taken away.
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While Mr. Manly — who represents Ms. Raisman, Ms. Nichols and Ms. Maroney — applauded the diligence of Mr. Hess, he expressed amazement that so little had been done for so long.
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Yearning to know more about a person, the amazement and delight as each layer is peeled back, the realization that you can never get enough of the one you love.
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Anticipation gave way to amazement when I saw my mother's familiar handwriting — the triple-underlined words, errant dashes and exclamations, a circled phrase and an equal sign — her death sentences.
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In the early sixties, as a young writer, I travelled to England, where I met writers—the playwright Harold Pinter among them—who, to my amazement, defined themselves as Jews.
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While the technology is only in the prototype stage, one blind man who worked on the project described his amazement when he tried out the device for the first time.
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Allan Holdsworth, a self-taught guitarist whose protean, virtuosic style was a source of amazement even to his more famous peers, died on Saturday at his home in Vista, Calif.
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The pieces on parade were met with expressions of bewilderment and amazement in a variety of languages, though the lingua franca was the quick deployment of cellphones for photos and videos.
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How a team of people can take a spark of an idea and make it a reality so millions of pairs of eyes can stare in amazement at the big screen?
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Milne decided to stop writing children's books after finishing the fourth Pooh book, at one point citing his "amazement and disgust" at his son's fame as his reason for moving on.
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"The Babadook's first scare prop is a very heavily illustrated pop-up book," Rex told me, widening his eyes in amazement, emphasizing how obvious it is that the Babadook is queer.
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"Much to our amazement, we had a fire truck show up with four or five firefighters, at least 10 police officers, the police chief and the Mayor of Pekin," Carris says.
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The charm of Odyssey is a mixture of amazement and confusion at what you've become, and it always means the player suddenly new ways to push and pull at the world.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt stars as the elfin Frenchman, who seemed to dance on a metal cable strung more than 100 stories in the sky as New Yorkers gazed up in amazement.
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To his amazement, the play of forces within the laser beam actually drew the ball into the center of the beam and trapped it there — a first step toward optical tweezers.
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A girl named Yu'er, who has a disability that limits her walking, and the grandfather who cares for her live simply, but their days are filled with both resourcefulness and amazement.
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At the beginning of his segment, Yankelevich expressed amazement and happiness at the size of the audience, which was far larger than many of the readings he attended in New York.
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"The whole world was watching, so we had to succeed," said Kaew, a Thai Navy SEAL diver who shook his head in amazement at how every one of the rescues worked.
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Beneath the joy, of course, was anguish and beneath the amazement was fear; but they did not work themselves to the beginning until our high beginning was aloes on our tongues.
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Ask a Kidlington resident why anyone, nevermind someone from as far away as China, would want to come here, and you will be invariably greeted with a look of dumbfounded amazement.
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Connecticut 133, S.M.U. 213 All that was missing from the Connecticut women's basketball team's shattering of its own N.C.A.A.-record winning streak on Saturday was a sense of drama and amazement.
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Is what I am staring at in amazement of its stupidity simply a failure of imagination, an attempt to use one's privilege strategically in the struggle for social justice gone terribly wrong?
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To the vulgar trolls whose small brains demand that I do things physically impossible--follow A. Weiner instead of me-better fit for you I Tweet for my amusement and your amazement.
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Ms. Wilson — who stopped working several years ago when spinal stenosis limited her mobility — approached her success with amazement, surprised that people found her work significant enough to praise and buy it.
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After the initial shock and amazement of my dye job wore off, I found myself waking up every morning, looking at myself in the mirror, and wondering what the hell I'd done.
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A crush of people poured into the chapel, accidentally stumbling into each other as they unsuccessfully tried to keep from swaying into other people as they threw their heads backwards in amazement.
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Whether it pulls up contortions of disgust, feelings of adoration, of deep amusement or amazement, if it welcomes you or makes you question the fundamentals of yourself: It's there to engage you.
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"Over the years, untimely celebrity deaths gave rise to my growing amazement that Abe Vigoda was outliving so many people," said Olmeda, who took to honoring those celebrities with Vigoda-themed quotes.
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For all the deadpan humor running through Sokolow's work, along with a sharply attuned fascination with human foibles, one also senses her utter amazement: can people really be serious about these things?
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Angelina wound up marrying a dashing fellow abolitionist, Theodore Weld, to the amazement of Americans who had never conceived that an advocate of equal rights for women could ever find a husband.
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Stars Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, and Johnny Depp offer performances that are by and large fine, but fall short of cartoonish amazement by adhering to the film's bitter tone.
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Trump during his visit to the CDC compared the death toll thus far of the coronavirus favorably to influenza, expressing amazement that thousands of people die each year from the common flu.
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To his amazement, he discovered that if he injected a heat-killed, virulent strain of Streptococcus pneumoniae, followed by a live, nonvirulent strain, bacteria that were normally innocuous would somehow become pathogenic.
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From the oval windows of the packed airplane, many of the at least 21990 young men (all flying for the first time) looked down with amazement at the vast darkness beneath them.
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Open to charges of sacrilege, though interestingly the digital watchdogs of this world seemed too busy picking their collective jaws up off the floor in amazement to get het up about it.
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For all his protestations of being a humble chef of the woods, and his professed amazement that anyone should have heard of him, he seems to seek the validation of the establishment.
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The 65-year-old faux Santa then walked outside and hurled the loot in the air, screaming "Merry Christmas" all the while, to the amazement of people who happened to walk by.
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Clearly, the getting there will be done by no more than two people, and they'll be limited on what they can bring with them besides their amazement at the 812's power.
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We've all watched with amazement (and some with open wallets) as decidedly modest, stuck-in-time "prairie style" has unceremoniously infiltrated every inch of our social media feeds and go-to shopping destinations.
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But when her girls go in for an echocardiogram and the image of the heart comes up on the screen, Linsey says she's overcome by a sense of extreme gratitude and also amazement.
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" If anyone is the passive mare in this situation, it's the submissive Ken, who can only watch Bridgette in excited amazement, agreeing to being a "little bitch whore" with a "tight little dick.
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His tweets ranged from retweets of updates from the National Weather Service and the National Hurricane Center to his own commentary on the storm, expressing awe and amazement at its size and scope.
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"When I direct, I am looking to give people a sense of a sort of theatrical amazement, something that makes the audience become a bit innocent and believe in magic," Ms. Moaty said.
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"He gave certificates of appreciation to some high-ranking officials — including the army corps commander, myself and some other officials," General Gulbahari, in a kind of humorous amazement, said in a phone interview.
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While working on "The Art of the Deal," Schwartz kept a journal in which he expressed his amazement at Trump's personality, writing that Trump seemed driven entirely by a need for public attention.
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He just stares in confusion as this person runs at full speed toward him, until he reaches him, stabs him violently and keeps running as the victim drops to the ground in amazement.
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When the two team up to monitor a gang summit being held at a club, their charming dynamic is perfectly summed up by Tandy ignoring the crowd and walking right in, to Tyrone's amazement.
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In between bites of the roasted potatoes and a second helping of bread, I spied Lena Waite and her girlfriend and once again was filled with a weepy feeling of empathetic joy and amazement.
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But always one to set the record straight, Pink took to Twitter to slam those who are creating drama where there is none and reveal it was a look of amazement rather than disdain.
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Even as some of those who still stand firmly behind the President watch with amazement as the White House lurches from twist to twist, Trump himself is issuing threats to Republicans who cross him.
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And what they found, to their amazement, was a thing that appeared to be snake, or a worm, some kind of large creature coiled up inside one of the pumping chambers of the heart.
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At the June 5 WWDC in San Jose, Apple once again elicited a collective gasp of amazement from the world when it unveiled its latest groundbreaking advancement: a $29 case for the Apple Pencil.
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In the days to come, we will learn exactly how many children were run over by a mad driver from hell, their eyes still gleaming with amazement at the fireworks they had just admired.
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Which is how someone who has been president for the last 99 days can repeatedly express amazement that the job is hard -- far harder than he expected -- and wax nostalgic about his old life.
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For me, learning of the advancements blacks in this country made in the automobile industry, agriculture, politics, and more after graduating high school came with feelings of amazement and pride, but also extreme anger.
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Both Sister Mary Clarence and the audience feel pride, surprise, and sheer amazement at the sound coming out of a sixteen-year-old boy, and from then on the music just keeps getting better.
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Her heart beat with amazement and she impulsively crossed the street, hesitated, then got in line behind a cluster of middle-aged women, who were being greeted fulsomely by the gentleman at the door.
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Kirk Cochran, a professor at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Science at Stony Brook University, in New York, recalled that when DePalma presented his findings there were gasps of amazement in the audience.
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But in Trump's early days, veteran staff members watched in amazement as documents they had contributed to were ignored or overridden by Trump family members and loyalists like Stephen K. Bannon and Sebastian Gorka.
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There were the scripts that had to be ripped up at the last minute; the amazement at how politics, entertainment and journalism have blended together; and the challenges of making their fiction outstrip reality.
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We watched in amazement and excitement as the tech showed us all the precious growing parts of our baby girl: her spine, left hand, right ankle, 10 fingers, 10 toes, lips, tiny little tush.
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"I watched last night in amazement and I heard things that I couldn't believe, things that really had nothing to do with what I just read," Trump said during his event Wednesday morning in Washington.
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Crawling on the jungle floor, he picked up these simple fragments with amazement; he saw in them signs of an intelligent civilisation that his contemporaries thought could not possibly exist in such a hostile environment.
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Their reactions on social media have run the gamut, from experiencing shock and amazement over how accurate Gmail's predictions are to feeling creeped out by the AI and what it could mean for our privacy.
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Consider: Last but by no means least, gaze in amazement at Trump's full answer when Thrush tries to press him on the key question: Nothing is accurate now because we haven't made a final determination.
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The amazement Miss Texas generated in delivering a cogent answer might have seemed like a win for pageant women in general, another much-needed example of how women can have equal parts intelligence and beauty.
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LAURIE GREENWALD SALOMANBASKING RIDGE, N.J. To the Editor: I came away from reading this column in a daze of amazement, wondering how in the world it took so long for someone to make this argument.
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At this point, Greta is still managing only small amounts of her few chosen foods; to Svante's amazement, she takes the vegan Vietnamese noodles, sniffs them, then gingerly eats her way through the whole carton.
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"To my amazement, not too many of our competitors are following suit ... some of them, esteemed companies, continue to pump excess stock into the market that will inevitably end up in the grey market," Rupert said.
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President Trump's order for the Pentagon to establish a "space force" was met with everything from confusion and doubt to amazement and excitement -- not to mention more than a few Star Wars-themed memes and tweets.
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I watch in amazement as locals arrive with cars laden with bread and rice, which the Barzani Foundation uses to feed the entire contingent of shell-shocked arrivals who have risked their lives to find safety.
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His girlfriend looks at the Note 8 with disdain, before simply taking out her Moto phone with a snap-on projector attachment, and beaming the same video onto the wall, while he looks on in amazement.
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My findings entirely reflect the amazement of the staff, on watching the television programmes and reading the sensationalistic reporting, that any of these media outlets could have been talking about the company for which they worked.
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In private this week, the current commander-in-chief has expressed amazement at the number of events designed to commemorate Bush, a one-term president who has been hailed as an even-handed bastion of civility.
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Clinton's support of the federal Export-Import Bank, the credit agency that antigovernment populists on both sides have called an instrument of "corporate welfare," and he feigned amazement when she expressed criticism of some trade deals.
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"There is no evidence of collusion or even the desire to collude with the Russians by anyone in the Trump campaign — is something that was true 48 hours ago," Colbert began, shaking his head in amazement.
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"When we first saw that, I personally felt a bit of amazement to see how the outdoors is taking hold from a style perspective," said Erik Burbank, the Keen general manager for outdoor, lifestyle and kids.
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She has taught me how to be open to amazement in the face of life's small beauties: a mourning dove drinking from a hollow of rock, a child unbraiding her grandmother's hair, a well-balanced soup.
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Jerry Crawford, a longtime veteran of Iowa presidential politics who was the Midwest co-chair of Hillary Clinton's 2017 campaign, recalled watching in amazement as Winfrey electrified Iowa crowds campaigning for Barack Obama in late 224.
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"I am sure he won't settle for anything less than becoming the absolute best B.P. pitcher," Redmond said, smiling in amazement at the newest pursuit of Ichiro Suzuki, whom he once managed with the Miami Marlins.
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The phrase was first uttered by the character of an African king who looks out upon an English audience and declares: 'I see amazement set upon the faces/Of these white people, wond'rings and strange gazes.
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" Blumenthal wound up touting Michael Dukakis heavily in that election cycle, leading Christopher Hitchens to write with a mixture of amazement and disdain of his "ability to put a radical shine on the most wretched Democratic nominees.
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And, to the amazement even of the artist, he began to acquire them for the museum, beginning with "The Persian Jacket," a totemlike portrait of an enormous blank-faced woman wearing a bright-orange thrift-shop jacket.
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During the trial, to the amazement of experts following the case, he described himself as a "true friend to Muslims" who had tried to make them feel safe, despite his fiery speeches leading up to the war.
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But when Bernie Sanders evoked the memory of his parents raising him in a small, rent-controlled Brooklyn apartment while celebrating his victory in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday, it was especially easy to imagine their amazement.
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Yes. I had a few extra hours in Tulsa and so I got a Bird Scooter and I scooted around downtown and I discovered to my amazement that Tulsa has a beautiful collection of Art Deco buildings.
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But the Tory lawmaker Kenneth Clarke — known as the Father of the House, because he has served in Parliament longer than any other member — spoke with mild amazement about the predicament in which Britain has found itself.
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Daniela Grafman, the chief amazement officer and partner for Vision Event Co., said her least favorite wedding trend is "any kind that has to do with an expectation of what's supposed to happen because of social media."
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Then a White House aide expressed amazement to me about the 125,000 people who signed an online petition asking President Obama to pardon the two Wisconsin men convicted of the crime depicted in the ten-hour series.
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Akihito Koseki, a 28-year-old doctor, expressed amazement at the power of a sperm whale as it flicked its huge fluke and dived into the ocean, but he said the experience wouldn't change his eating habits.
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Footage of people's amazement about the existence of this gadget will no doubt be captured and edited in such a way so Lyft's executives can watch it later and have a good laugh about how clever they are.
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Credit: ShutterstockA couple of years ago, scientists in Japan watched in amazement as three male sand martins tried to have sex with a dead bird lying face down on the ground, which they later learned was also male.
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Watch in amazement as quiet underdog Pedro Sanchez goes up against the popular Summer Wheatley to win the coveted title of high school class president in a nice election featuring truly excellent campaign T-shirts, buttons and posters.
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"I believe that when our kids are our age, they will ask us in amazement how we got along without having a virtual assistant to delegate the menial tasks of our life to," Kittlaus wrote at the time.
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In 2014, investigators watched with amazement as Mr. Bogachev, apparently in cooperation with Russian intelligence, used his botnet (a remote-controlled network of compromised computers) to target Ukraine, Turkey, Georgia and other Russian adversaries to steal classified information.
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The referee, Viktor Kassai, awarded a penalty despite there being no contact with a defender — much to the amazement of Shakhtar's players — and Gabriel Jesus converted the kick for the first of his three goals on the night.
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Take a look at this virtual-reality tour and imagine yourself there for a moment, more than 500 years ago, gazing around during the papal Mass at this amazement that would change the course of Western art forever.
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Mr. Trump said he did not know who would win the Democratic nomination but said that Mr. Sanders is "nastier and smarter" than the other candidates and expressed amazement that former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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That October, M.B.Z. told me, he listened in amazement as an Arab head of state, meeting with his father on a visit to Abu Dhabi, dismissed the attacks as an inside job involving the C.I.A. or the Mossad.
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In "Sniffing Glue," an essay on Christian pop music, O'Gieblyn recalls her teenage amazement at discovering that talk of God was ubiquitous on MTV (a taboo diversion she only stumbled on at 13, in a hotel room in Moscow).
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" (Toronto has since broken the homers-in-a-game record with 10 in an 18-3 win in 1987.) "A banner crowd of 21,612 persons watched with amazement this mighty display of power, which threatened to go on indefinitely.
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He spoke with amazement about a schedule of votes this month and the next to determine whether or not he could be prosecuted for the signature issue that fueled his rise to become the most popular politician in Italy.
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The audience looked on in amazement during her performance of "The Show Must Go On." via GIPHY At the end of the show, she received the Icon Award, which was presented to her by her 15-year-old son René-Charles.
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Before the party, Wink installed black light throughout the space, and the result, when you added in the 3D glasses, was a room full of giddy amazement, exhortations by clustered groups of viewers losing themselves inside one painting after another.
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Apple knew the iPhone X was a necessary risk: Apple didn't just offer its most expensive phone ever, it introduced the masses to a new facial recognition feature that came with both amazement and months of speculation about security concerns.
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I've watched in amazement (and, I will admit, no small amount of Schadenfreude) as people who vigorously defended the decision to remove a standard, common port on the iPhone are bemoaning the fact that Apple did exactly that on the MacBook.
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There three mirror rooms center the new exhibition: Pumpkin's Infinity Mirrored Room, Chandelier of Grief, and Where the Lights in My Heart Go, where the public can be overwhelmed by mutiplying reflections for reflection, contemplation, or most likely, hypnotic amazement.
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Unwrapping happened in a few fits and starts, and I did, at one point, consider with some amazement how sleekly this whimsical grid came together, as far as four lengthy pairs of theme entries gliding through the puzzle like coelacanths.
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Anne Mannix, a doyenne of housing activists in South Bend, told me with some amazement about accompanying Buttigieg this year to the West Side Democratic and Civic Club's Dyngus Day celebration, an all-day drinking fest in honor of Polish heritage.
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The hints of deep unhappiness—buckled down or warped into outright malice—that showed in his earlier roles have made way for a broader strain of play and expostulation, although, to one's amazement, there has been no loss of intensity.
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We're planning to take the rest of the day off just to sit and scroll up and down the bill over and over on our phones in the park—our fingers clammy with the sweat of packaged prosciutto—in amazement.
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Gerald W. R. Ward, a curator for the Portsmouth Historical Society, said the ring tends to cause "some sort of amazement and confusion" in visitors as they learn about the early American practice of remembering loved ones with rings inscribed with death dates.
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What Robin Hanbury-Tenison, another British explorer, who is president of Survival International, calls "the gosh factor"—that rush of amazement and catharsis when a pinnacle is reached or a mad exploit in some jungle or desert achieved—still motivates many an explorer.
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In the weeks and months that followed, the Kurds watched in amazement as fighters aligned with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K. — long branded a terrorist group by Turkey and the United States — became the central protagonists in the defense of Kobani.
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I suspect that someday, future generations will look back on the age of the internal combustion engine with the same mixture of amazement and bemusement that come to mind when we think of the times of the horse-and-buggy and landlines.
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Trump later expressed amazement that Dorian had grown to a Category 5 storm, saying at a FEMA briefing Sunday that he had not heard of such a powerful storm, even though Hurricane Michael made landfall in Florida last year as a Category 5.
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There are even plans to expand into TV. It is a constant source of amazement to the Chileses that all of this activity emerged from a period of darkness when Ms. Chiles, now 46, was regularly visiting her husband in federal prison.
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Character Study When strangers express amazement that he is 1003 years old, the orchestra conductor Ed Simons likes to extend his longevity by saying his love for music "started before I was born," spurred by his father playing Mozart symphonies on a Victrola.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Lucila Morales stared in amazement at the flickering image of U.S. President Barack Obama on her old TV set on Tuesday, as he extolled democracy and political freedoms in a live speech capping his historic visit to the Communist-led island.
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Much to my students' amazement, I have always explained that there could be no greater honor for the men and women who have given their lives for this country than not to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance or the national anthem.
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It seems perverse to use VR and remove the wow factor, but in this case, sheer amazement comes from the unmediated glimpse into the life of a human who faces some of the challenges we all share, or at least one day might.
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"Once I got all the pieces together, I remember crying — not quite in sadness, just in utter amazement — the first time I could see her numbers displayed on my computer screen and she was on the other side of the house," Mr. Wedding said.
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And even then, the press have not been vicious to Taylor: she still has those amazing reviews, her short-lived relationships are still met with wide-eyed amazement, and she was commended for donating $250,000 to Kesha while she pursued a lawsuit against Dr Luke.
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Speaking with a tinge of wonder and amazement in his voice, Zuckerberg offered soaring assessments of social media's promise, citing powerful movements that organized digitally such as #MeToo and Black Lives Matter — the latter of which, he said, first became a hashtag on Facebook itself.
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The uproar that followed Google's I/O demonstration of Duplex spanned a range of emotions — from amazement at the technology's mimicry of casual human speech to deep concern over ethics — and the company has tried to resolve apprehension about Duplex in the days since.
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Donald Trump's Thursday press conference was so meandering and deranged that it brought the basic ebb and flow of all politics to a halt, as power brokers across Washington, including Republicans on Capitol Hill, stopped what they were doing to watch along in amazement.
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There, I was faced with a group of much younger, more qualified and experienced people all waiting to go through the interview process, which didn't do much to calm my nerves but, to my amazement, I was successful and secured the position of psychological assistant.
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On election night, as we celebrated a win for our client and our firm, we watched in amazement at Hillary Clinton's epic meltdown; wondering out loud if things might have gone differently for her had she taken a page out of the Gerald Daugherty playbook.
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The editorial perfectly harmonizes this year's Met Gala and the Costume Institute's theme and exhibition of Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology, where Tisci's unparalleled hand craft and Miku's crowd-sourced musicianship both equal an incredible amount of amazement and awe.
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Insider talked to three experts about the wedding trends they hate: Leah Weinberg, the owner and creative director of Color Pop Events; Daniela Grafman, the chief amazement officer and partner for Vision Event Co.; and Josh Spiegel, Birch Event Design&aposs president and creative director.
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"Having not been informed last night, by the referee, the delegates or any member of OGC Nice, that any incident had occurred, it is with amazement that we discover allegations damaging the image of Sporting (Bastia)," the club said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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But when you go backstage and feel a Valentino gown dripping in silver fringe that looks like it weighs about 10 pounds but discover that, in fact, it's like a piece of tissue paper, it's hard not to have your jaw drop in amazement.
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"It's crazy to think that 50 years later we are looking back on this project with such fondness and a little bit of amazement at how four guys, a great producer and his engineers could make such a lasting piece of art," Mr. McCartney wrote.
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Read more " _____ • Megan McArdle in Bloomberg: "What conservatives here know is that the freakout in Washington, which looks from afar like a battle between Trump and 'the establishment,' is actually one side screaming in amazement as the other side turn their weapons on each other.
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Anybody who's spent the better part of a semester at art school begging friends for cafeteria swipes and dumpster diving with some freegans knows the feeling of relief and amazement upon returning home and being met with a near-unlimited supply of free food.
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Inside the building, you reach its main picture galleries by climbing a steep marble staircase of an almost ridiculous degree of pomp and outflungness, which then, coming to rest at a landing, fans out into a double of itself, almost causing you to rear back in amazement.
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When Gene tasks Barry with performing Alec Baldwin's motivational speech from "Glengarry Glen Ross," the student invests one of its famous lines—"Second prize is a set of steak knives"—with a feeling of amazement, as if he were promising a pony ride to a small child.
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In the video, two people – one dressed as the pink Power Ranger, the other dressed as the blue Ranger – battled it out while the expecting parents watched in amazement (and confusion.) At one point, both Rangers fell into the pool – and the pink Ranger emerged victoriously!
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Once inside, three generations of my family slowly peered through the halls in amazement at the artifacts that had been gathered that tell the story of our country from a perspective rarely heard or at the very least, seldom privileged over the "land of the free" myth.
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Everybody tweeting in shock and amazement that a 50-year-old woman could still look really fucking good must have missed this news cycle the first time around, when Lopez's age (and apparently paradoxical beauty) became a focal point of the coverage around her role in Hustlers.
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" Noting the various reports made by pilots expressing their amazement at how the objects in question seemed to easily outmaneuver their fighter planes, Walker states, "If the accounts are true, the unidentified crafts could pose a serious security risk to our military personnel and defense apparatus.
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Those of us who DID read the documentation (of small business owners he stiffed, women he groped, hundreds of lies that he told, as well as the lawsuits he obliterated with his ubiquitous countersuits) now seem to be living in a permanent state of stupefied amazement.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsMcConnell displays mastery of Senate with impeachment victory Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Saudi regime's brazen disregard for human rights a pattern that must be stopped MORE (Del.) expressed amazement that McConnell was able to keep his colleagues marching in lockstep.
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Also, I had to remind myself to show curiosity, amazement, interest in the clothes — clothes like the hand-embroidered, knee-length cotton shirts that I wore on a daily basis when I was a young kid and a teenager, whether playing cricket or flying kites on the roof.
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Rou's amazement at the breadth of the expansive exhibition prefigures the widespread influence that the Academy's display, known as the Salon, would hold in the progression of European art in the 18th and 19th centuries until its decline following avant-garde and independent exhibitions of fin de siècle Paris.
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To anyone reading this in 2099 and laughing at our amazement at cramming a terabyte of storage onto a card this size while you've got a copy of every movie ever recorded stored in a strand of hair or something: you and your personal rocket ship can scram.
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In some ways it is a little bit of a trick show, because there is a lot of spectacle and amazement in the first half, but really at the end of it all of that gets stripped away, because all of that spectacle leads to nothing but heartache.
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Mr. Buttigieg, 37, who graduated from Harvard and Oxford, spoke with pride and amazement about being featured on the cover of Time magazine with his husband, Chasten, under the headline, "First Family," something he said he never could have contemplated was possible when he was a closeted teenager.
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In the end, it was Hornqvist, who played his first six seasons in Nashville, and the Penguins who were able to score from close range, and as the final seconds ticked off, the Predators' fans could only watch in stunned amazement as the Penguins won yet another Cup.
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But Sessions's self-professed "amazement" that a judge can put an executive order on hold echoes something in the president's own rhetoric, too: an attempt to discredit the idea that a judge has the power to question anything the executive branch does in the name of national security.
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While the theme of the four-day event is "Age of Amazement," the global gathering of scientists, artists, activists, politicians and superstar entrepreneurs arrives amid growing fears about a loss of privacy in the digital world and a race to artificial intelligence and robotics which could spin out of control.
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"I didn't have a plan like 'oh I'm going to be a vocalist and then I'm going to hit you with the album one year after,'" he explained, the tiniest hint of exasperation creeping into his otherwise calm voice, which in speaking carries the most charmingly British tone of baffled amazement.
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On a bookshelf was a case that used to belong to Frank Sinatra's makeup man; a sign reading, "I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss"; and a photo of Ms. Brown dancing onstage with the rap star Flo Rida, "with my 14-year-old son watching in amazement or horror," she said.
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And as you'll see in this performance from the 2012 Tonys, from the stalwart, aw-shucks earnestness on Andrew Rannells's face as he outlines his beliefs to the blank amazement on Brian Tyree Henry's face as Rannells bursts into his camp to the deadpan simplicity of the musical's joke structure — everything just works.
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I learned a lot, only by rereading passages several times and then putting the book down to think for a few minutes before continuing, but mostly I came away with a sense of amazement and humility in the face of the universe and the people so much smarter than me that study it.
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It was easy to pinpoint when the obsession had started: at prep school, in the library, as he read of the great explorers and stared, with amazement, at Frank Hurley's photographs of Shackleton's ship Endurance listing, like the ghost ship in "The Ancient Mariner", among towering pack-ice in the Weddell Sea.
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What a lot of people are missing in the midst of the amazement of Apple's Siri becoming an expert on everything and Microsoft's Tay becoming a raging racist holocaust-denier is that for a lot of commercial applications, the interfaces you are talking to aren't meant to be the be-all, end-all of knowledge.
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And in a move replete with symbolism, on the day of his inauguration, he turned the official presidential residence into a cultural center and opened it to the public — producing images of ordinary people, once sealed off from the site by a fierce perimeter of security, freely wandering its grounds in amazement and joy.
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The amazement dissipates when they explain that they didn't magically score a below-market price unit at New York's most storied middle-income housing complex — some 5,53 out of about 11,000 units are still below market — they just walked into the leasing office on First Avenue and asked to see a two-bedroom unit.
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Then she listened, with some amazement, as the president reiterated the same stories he had been repeating, with some evident excitement, in speeches in recent weeks: Girls, very pretty girls, migrants, being abducted and trafficked at the border, their mouths wrapped in duct tape, their hands tied behind their backs, sometimes their legs tied, too.
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In the second act of this exceedingly bright and brassy revival, Ms. Midler can be found sitting alone at a table, slowly and deliberately polishing off the remnants of an expensive dinner, from a turkey bone dipped in gravy to a multitude of dumplings, while the rest of the cast freezes in open-mouthed amazement.
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Sports remains one of the few DVR-proof forms of entertainment left in our culture, meaning your tweet of amazement at a great catch or a home run won't result in a string of "SPOILER ALERT" tweets from people time-shifting the show or living in a U.S. time zone or country where it hasn't yet aired.
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Instead, the world watched in amazement as the military units operating on the night of July 15 seemed to follow a classic 20th-century model for a coup d'etat: seizing the state TV studio, which the insurrectionists duly accomplished at 12:13 am on the 16th, forcing the announcer to read a statement on their behalf.
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"On top of that, 10 years ago, I was rear-ended by a guy on his smartphone and can still picture my amazement when he got out of his car to survey the damage he caused without even removing the cell phone from his ear to stop the conversation he was having," said Elspas, founder of Mommy Blog Expert.
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I was alone and I looked back in amazement at the crowds taking photos of the art not realizing that this was right in front of them — with art pointing the way to it: one of Lee Ufan's sculptures is a giant metal arch positioned like a frame around the sea, or a portal to it.
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My landlords lived upstairs, among clear vinyl tablecloths and a shrine to Pope John Paul II. I ate bigos, a savory, tart stew cooked so long that its many meats fell to nearly spreadable shreds, and incredibly cheap pirogi in fluorescent restaurants, where I would laugh in amazement at how much pork and potatoes five bucks could get you.
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"You know when she was just a child / they had to hide in caves / and hush the babies so the enemies could not find them / I can't imagine what it's like to be a parent then / she's accustomed to the danger," Choi sings, in troubled amazement, his voice breaking under the lightest swatch of electronic filters.
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Just a few weeks later -- a blink of the eye in the usual workings of public policy -- I watched the TV in rapt attention and amazement as Kofi joined George W. Bush in the White House Rose Garden for the President's announcement that the US would become the first country to join the new Global Fund.
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Ms. Cherry's curiosity about people's lives, inspired by the artistry of photographers like Dorothea Lange, Helen Levitt and Paul Strand, brought her to the city's streets to take finely observed pictures of immigrants, street vendors, bocce players, construction workers, fruit auctioneers, farriers shoeing Central Park carriage horses, and children watching in amazement as an airplane flew overhead.
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" In a deliciously scathing review, Alan Scherstuhl of the Village Voice suggests that people who hear about the film's mere existence will register amazement that it's "a real movie that actually played in American theaters"; Justin Chang of the Los Angeles Times promises that Collateral Beauty is "just bad enough that you actually wish it was worse.
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John Kerry, the former Obama secretary of state and Massachusetts senator, for example studiously skipped over mentioning the process during an MSNBC interview Monday where he also described his reaction as "one of absolute shock and amazement" when he learned the at-issue call between Trump and his counterpart in Kiev happened the day after Mueller testified to Congress.
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He rambled for nearly an hour and a half, on script and off; he flung insults at reporters; he announced that he was having fun; and he congratulated himself so many times and in such preposterous terms ("this Administration is running like a fine-tuned machine") that the White House press corps could only stare in amazement.
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I recall distinctly how at the end of the silent retreat I was so excited not only to be able to speak again — but to talk about the final stanzas of that poem and what they meant to me: When it's over, I want to say: all my life I was a bride married to amazement.
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Some Republicans watched with amazement as Trump used the mass tragedy to cast suspicion on President Barack Obama, renew his call for a Muslim travel ban, and advance the eyebrow-raising proposal that the United States should seal its borders to all immigrants from areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism against the U.S. and its allies.
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At 66, I am maybe too old for a transformative travel experience, but thinking about where I have been (Greenland, Iceland, Kauai, 20 miles back into my home valley), I was reminded that if I got to pick one of those Godly powers — omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent — I would certainly pick the last one, because every place has been full of amazement and pleasure.
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From eating at a three-legged table propped up by a stack of country and western albums, turning up to fancy dress parties as a toddler wearing records cellotaped together, or the feeling of frightened amazement as my dad danced around the house with a seven-inch single he'd found that meant he could pay the mortgage that month, vinyl was a constant.
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From the road, you could see between the trailers, which to our perpetual amazement had marked-out yards—for how strange was it that someone would plant petunias around a trailer or border its territory with multicolored rocks or a phalanx of miniature American flags, when the trailer was by nature temporary and might be driven away at any time?
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE faced backlash last week when he expressed amazement that a Hawaii-based federal judge "sitting on an island in the Pacific" could block Trump's travel ban.
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A lesser-known play whose labyrinthine plot encompasses a beheading, cross-dressing and the ascent from on high of no less a figure than Jupiter on the way to its wonder-filled finish, "Cymbeline" here emerges as an irresistible slice of Shakespearean esoterica, its sense of amazement very much shared by the audience by the time its revelation-packed ending puts the knotted yarn to rights.
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With his father accompanying him on a piano they had trucked in from the family home in Indianapolis, East, 24, serenaded his bride with Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me." Johnson watched her new husband in amazement and then, "halfway through the song, she walked up to him and melted into him," says the couple s wedding planner, Sara Fried, of Fete Nashville.
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So while we all look at our TV sets in amazement watching candidates calling for mass deportation or tearing down our economic system, we have to understand we have not updated and modernized our democracy as we have grown, and we have not taken advantage of the technology and innovation that makes it easier today to get a car and drive than it is to vote.
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She did, however, share some good kitchen tales she learned from her husband of both of the Johnson daughters' weddings, the difficulties surrounding a last minute Middle East peace accord dinner, her sadness over the fact that butlers had been replaced with plated dishes at formal White House dinners and her amazement that government cooking, historically a low-paying difficult gig, was now a coveted treat.
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During a meeting at the White House before his State of the Union address that included some conservative activists, Mr. Trump expressed amazement at comments by the governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam, who had to clarify his defense of abortion in later stages of pregnancy after activists accused him of saying doctors should be able to kill a baby born alive during the procedure.
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" Trump's trip drew criticism for some of his rhetoric — he said FEMA Administrator Brock Long had "become very famous on television over the last couple of days" and marveled at how Harvey sounds "innocent" but isn't, and made no mention of any victims — and the rally-style response to a large crowd of supporters the president acknowledged by uttering in amazement, "What a crowd, what a turnout!
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"There are many children, young children who had come to watch fireworks with their family, to have joy, to share happiness, delight, amazement, and who were struck, struck to death, merely to satisfy the cruelty of an individual — and maybe of a group," said Mr. Hollande, flanked by Mr. Valls and Health Minister Marisol Touraine, after meeting with victims and medical workers at the Pasteur Hospital in Nice.
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To my shock and amazement, I heard Nevada's senior U.S. senator, Republican Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE, use this shallow tactic recently during a discussion about the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository that I attended along with several members of NevadansCan; we were among about 200 people to attend his speech at a men's club that wasn't open to the media.
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Even if I were never seated anywhere near him, I wasn't going to miss the opportunity to "have dinner with Al." On one of our last evenings before the break I turned up to dinner marginally late, and to my amazement spotted an empty chair next to Al. I'm not sure what gave me the courage other than naïve bravado, but knowing this was a once in a lifetime opportunity I casually eased my way round the table and nonchalantly slipped into the seat next to … Michael Corleone.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's announcement that he would accept the invitation of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to discuss "denuclearization" was met with amazement, and then derision, by many pundits in Washington, D.C. They were dismayed that the president elected to break with conventional wisdom planned to do just that.
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Rep. Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsThree legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise GOP lawmaker: 'Amazing' Democrats would ask if Founding Fathers would back Trump impeachment The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Impeachment fight shifts to House Judiciary MORE (R-Ga.) ripped Democrats for asking a witness whether the nation's Founding Fathers would back President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE's impeachment, expressing his amazement they would ask such a question.
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