" Man No. 2: "The one with the black eyes.
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Black eyes and cuts become harmless pixels on a screen.
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Mister Woo's Black Eyes EP is out now on Derelicht.
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Thank God for Bowie, who made all the black eyes okay.
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It's one of the black eyes on League as a product.
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He had a fractured nose, two black eyes and head contusions.
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"It looks like you have two black eyes!" she told me.
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He had multiple concussions, black eyes and stitches on his face.
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"I love my black eyes, I think they are amazing," Cristian says.
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A pale, white billowy body with two black eyes will do that.
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"He didn't have any black eyes or a broken nose," Hess said.
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Kohl makes big brown or black eyes stand out that much more.
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White hairs on this tiny spider surround multiple pairs of black eyes.
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She has two black eyes and bit her tongue in the crash.
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Funko's signature black eyes lend themselves perfectly to the little Yoda character.
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We're told the victim suffered a broken nose and 2 black eyes.
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It seems confused by Frank's reaction, its black eyes squinting in perplexed disbelief.
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She explained her black eyes with the usual stories about bumping into things.
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He was handsome, tall and broad shouldered with menacing black eyes (that helped).
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But wasn't that Mr. McEnroe at his impossible best: black eyes and symphonies?
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When I looked into her black eyes, I saw an urgency, a beseeching.
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First, there's the gimp with animalistic, ink-black eyes from season 1, Murder House.
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There were no bruises, no cuts, no scrapes, no busted lips, no black eyes.
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Munoz's letter comes after the airline faced several public relations black eyes this year.
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It had a thick beak and looked briefly down at her with black eyes.
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There were also brutal beatings that left him with black eyes and busted lips.
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Beneath his beady black eyes, fringed orange feathers splay across his dark purple chest.
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When that happens, you'll need a new nose, a lot of beefsteak for black eyes.
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I've also given people black eyes and broken some noses—which makes an awful sound.
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"I have a picture where she traded two black eyes for a smile," he said.
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She says she broke her nose, suffered 2 black eyes and cuts to her face.
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So if all the groomsmen show up with black eyes and broken arms, I'll be proud.
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Its black eyes are creepy enough that there's no way this phone is ever getting stolen.
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The swelling wasn't so bad but I had black eyes for a week while everything healed.
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But when Jesse looks into the black eyes of God, the emptiness has a disquieting solidity.
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In the summer 2014, all three plaintiffs were allegedly taken to the hospital for black eyes.
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Still, Larry isn't likely to pay for it in black eyes and slugs to the torso.
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His black eyes dart around the room, back outside at my truck as if anticipating something.
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Hopefully, Mandy Moore heals soon and they won't have to wear the black eyes for very long.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley seem like they're together again, despite black eyes and police reports.
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Soon, the modest company was selling 60,000 tickets to a Black Eyes Peas concert in Central Park.
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Separately, photos of prisoners, many of them bruised or with black eyes, have circulated on social media.
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I also started doing makeup because of being goth—black lips, black eyes, no blending at all.
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They resembled a rolling band of big-pawed snowmen, their glistening coats offset by black eyes and snouts.
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This includes the opening number, "Black Eyes," and Ally's very first performance of "Shallow" outside the convenience store.
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It has a large head, wide-set, inky black eyes, a tiny nose, and a small, smiling mouth.
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Extremely happy, we would take the train back with only some swollen lips and a few black eyes.
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An inflatable motion-activated snowman turns his head at passers-by, staring after them with unseeing black eyes.
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In that case, documents revealed that Lucas was frequently seen with bruises and cuts, and once with black eyes.
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With a smooth flick of its tail, the shark moved along, its beady black eyes set on bigger fish.
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Some included photos of women, beaten with black eyes, or groped by men in masks, or naked and strangled.
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Ernest, who had fallen asleep on one of the hotel beds watching TV, stood up, its black eyes widening.
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The photos appear to show Cordon with black eyes, a busted lip, and cuts and bruises on her face.
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Afterwards, Kasowitz walked around the office with two black eyes looking "like a raccoon," according to the former partner.
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Having advised her to go home and pray, he saw her return the next Sunday with two black eyes.
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She said she once went to a job interview with two black eyes after being attacked in a shelter.
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Black eyes rimmed in red with lids half-shut evoke a sense that the subject is holding back tears.
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I've talked to many women in deportation camps who had visible signs of abuse, like bruised lips and black eyes.
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She lay in a hospital bed with her head stitched up, two black eyes and shrapnel wounds to her limbs.
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I stared dopily into its clear black eyes, squealed at the screen and tapped the cartoon heart beneath the photo.
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Lakshman remembered this and remembered when his mother had had two black eyes because she had fallen down the stairs.
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Each of Jack's toys has a pair of large, vacant black eyes, a square head, and a disproportionately small body.
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Many people must have known what was happening between Ike and Tina, who frequently had black eyes and visible bruises.
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" When the woman came to him with two black eyes, according to Mr. Patterson, she said, "I hope you're happy.
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She made sure they got schooling, and she absorbed punches and black eyes to protect them from Gary's drunken furies.
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"While scrolling through Douyin ... he saw a familiar sight: big, black eyes, and round, rosy cheeks," reporter Alexandra Ma wrote.
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Somewhere in LA. "It is true," Mohammed said, those familiar glaring black eyes now fixed again with purpose, with righteousness.
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It's by far the most interesting in terms of beauty, too, rife with controversial dreadlocks, nightmarish black eyes, and mullet armies.
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Overnight, we were told, as many as 20 people checked in to the infirmary with bruises, busted lips and black eyes.
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The numbers included the Russian classic song "Black Eyes" and a Korean song called "the Great Commander," Russian state media reported.
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Hildebrand told the outlet he suffered two black eyes from the incident, in addition to a busted lip and a concussion.
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With several cuts, bruises, and two black eyes, his latest victim seems to have suffered one of his more serious attacks.
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They would see children with black eyes, marks from belts and electrical cords, and at times more serious injuries, he said.
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He allegedly appeared at her home the next morning and attacked her, leaving her with two black eyes and a bloody nose.
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"You get too many black eyes like this and people are gonna lose faith," said Jon Brimus, spokesman for Fund the Wall.
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The flesh-colored Lego Minifig silicone mask we can handle, even if the solid black eyes are like staring at a shark.
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Most of them, including the winners, came back with black eyes, busted hands, and deep, wide open cuts all over their faces.
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With soulful black eyes and tiny teacup ears, the rodent lives a humdrum life scurrying about meadows and beaches in the Southeast.
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The caves that the cadres used as hide-outs from Japanese bombers still exist, buried into the bleak hills like black eyes.
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Critic's Pick A young farmer meets a girl with black eyes as deep as the sea, and can't stop thinking of her.
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As long as Musk can more or less achieve that, the repetitive black eyes and smack talk he has suffered will be forgotten.
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But unlike black eyes, your cracked screen won't heal on its own, and costs more than a bag of frozen peas to fix.
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The suspect had two black eyes and visible wounds on his face and neck when he appeared in court for an arraignment Monday.
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He raced to the door to open it and standing there all big black eyes, skinny wrists, and pot belly, was an alien.
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A relationship does not have to align with the kind of abuse you see on TV—black eyes and belts—to be toxic.
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Below the scar sat two anthracite-black eyes, a much-broken nose (a sure sign of backwoods coarseness), and a lipless mouth opening.
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"If there were a few more real men in Hollywood Harvey Weinstein would be walking around with a few black eyes," Loesch said.
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Until, that is, the afternoon that I woke up on the kitchen floor with two black eyes after suffering my first recorded seizure.
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His big black eyes move back and forth in time with the ticktocking: on the hour his mouth opens as he wags his tail.
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This track is the train ride back to Copenhagen in a train car filled with soulless human husks with black eyes and muddy shoes.
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Across the nation reports are surfacing of these employees coming home with torn clothes, black eyes and bloody lips, and some have been hospitalized.
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But at the Justice Department, they were regarded as unfortunate — and perhaps preventable — black eyes that detracted from a string of successful espionage prosecutions.
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The sight of Ade with black eyes hints she could be destined to turn as evil as the man who is probably her father.
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My aunt says they're horrible creatures, spectacular flies with green wings that vibrate and smooth black eyes that seem to look right at you.
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"Every anti-homeless campaign brings new reports of random violence against homeless individuals — service providers see the black eyes and bloody noses," she wrote.
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Lawrence also recalled an incident about three years prior in which Feden showed up to a bar with Chapman and had two black eyes.
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She was left with missing teeth, two black eyes, and many bruises, unable to make money to get back home or pay for housing there.
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I took a long look at their flavor-blasted bodies and beady black eyes, pinched one by the head, and dropped it into my mouth.
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I held its severed head, with beady black eyes full of judgment, in one hand, and tried to suck the meat out of the tail.
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"If there were more real men in Hollywood, Harvey Weinstein would have had a couple more black eyes," she continued as the crowd's cheers grew louder.
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For D-503, dance is beautiful, mathematics is beautiful, the contrast between I-330's black eyes and black hair and white skin is also beautiful.
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Most depictions of abuse we're used to seeing are physical — bruises and black eyes — but emotional abuse can be just as damaging, and much more subtle.
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And yet as I made my way around town, eating in restaurants whose chefs were all pretty new to the scene, I saw no black eyes.
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Black eyes and worn-down knees; a hairline crack in a rib, sustained in a tackle that failed to stop a try that lost a game.
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Derek Carr has been spared those black eyes, with just 66 sacks in 41 games — thank you, offensive line — and has become a star with Oakland.
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Makeup artist, Zoe Hay (who I'm just now realizing is four letters away from having my name), gave them fake black eyes all on the same side!
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" Bamieh says that during the trial, more than 40 witnesses testified that over the years they saw "black eyes and unexplained bruising on [Jane's] legs and arms.
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"When I first got there, it was horrible -- you'd have people walking into the station with their intestines hanging out, arms broken backward, black eyes," he says.
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Drunk, Stevens disparaged Hemingway and took a swing at him, and in the fight that followed Stevens wound up with a broken hand and two black eyes.
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While it's difficult to ignore the damage inflicted by physical violence—like black eyes and bruises—the psychological wounds left by verbal punches aren't nearly as noticeable.
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He studied her face, trying to combat the power of the black eyes by finding fault with her nose—too long—and her mouth, thin and wide.
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The Bible also includes an unflattering episode involving seven Jewish brothers who attempt an exorcism in Jesus' name but only garner black eyes from their would-be deliveree.
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That is, unless you count the black eyes incurred by U.S.A. Swimming and the United States Olympic Committee, the governing bodies for which Lochte proved an indecorous ambassador.
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In one of her most famous works, the self-portrait "Nan One Month After Being Battered," she appears with two black eyes, a wounded veteran of domestic abuse.
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He's got two black eyes and bruises all over -- but UFC fighter Al Iaquinta wants ANOTHER crack at Khabib Nurmagomedov ... telling TMZ Sports he's convinced he can win!!
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Silicon Valley startups were already seeing investors tap the breaks after a series of black eyes for high-profile companies like WeWork and Peloton when the coronavirus hit.
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Close up, the adult swan had a snaky neck, glittering black eyes and a waxy orange bill that opened to make nasal, squeaking grunts like an unoiled gate.
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One girl tells me that some guys there really don't take no for an answer; soon after, a guy with two black eyes tells me he "looooooves" my jacket.
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Another piece is a haunting portrait of a woman looking out with black eyes from an extraterrestrial environment, all the while wearing a nude leotard and a scarlet wig.
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The collective reported black eyes and bruised bodies among detainees it said were the result of beatings by police who entered the center to control a disturbance last week.
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"Absconded from the household of the President of the United States, ONEY JUDGE, a light mulatto girl, much freckled, with very black eyes and bushy hair," the ad read.
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As she raised her head, her face revealed pure black eyes, twice the size of a normal human's, that extended down her cheeks and pointed toward a buglike mouth.
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Looking outside of the Haaland family, Oglala Sioux Tribe citizen Vernon Black Eyes started handing out free sanitizer and toilet paper to elders and others in need in Nebraska.
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Local resident Railgler dos Santos, a field assistant on the project, says seeing the intense black eyes of a jaguar staring out from the jungle has stayed with him.
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Two black eyes stare soullessly sideways out from its head, usually black or bloodred, above two twitching antennae almost as long as its legs, above two flexing mandibles, serrated, terrible.
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The bank, which has labored under a fake accounts scandal and other black eyes since September 2016, is being targeted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Reuters reported, citing sources.
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Those moves could include stock buybacks, changes to SoftBank's board or increased transparency for its $100 billion Vision Fund, the tech patron that has suffered huge black eyes in recent months.
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Many of Porter's White House colleagues stuck by him even as the women came forward with disturbing accounts of physical assault, photographs of black eyes, and protective orders they filed against Porter.
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"Polar bears don't make faces; they have only three black points, whether they are playing or they are angry," she told the Berlin newspaper Tagesspiegel, referring to their black eyes and nose.
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I remember her black eyes, deceptively kind and questioning, and how the skin of her forehead wrinkled to a peak in the middle as she pulled her brows down at the sides.
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Robert retired from FDNY in 2016, and in mid-2017, he moved in with Raymond Jr. in Middletown, Connecticut, after he experienced a fall in his backyard that left him with two black eyes.
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I looked at the rough patterns and stains on the concrete floor — including one that looked like a caricature grey alien, with large black eyes and no mouth, that was popular in the 1990s.
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According to a news release from the Washington County Attorney, officers found a 58-year-old woman wandering the streets of Woodbury, Minnesota, in the middle of the night with two black eyes and bruises.
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And the insurance executive celebrated his 50th birthday with a broken nose and two black eyes from a clash on the pitch, Jim Sutcliffe, a former CEO of Anglo-South African insurer Old Mutual OML.
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In 2000, when Patterson made comments about how a woman with "two black eyes" is nevertheless happy she's able to convince her physically abusive husband to go to church, his remarks were received without controversy.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting at people inside a Norwegian mosque on Saturday, and of killing his stepsister, appeared in court on Monday with black eyes and wounds on his face and neck.
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Clarke's announcement follows a series of public relations black eyes involving special operations personnel, including two members of SEAL Team 6 and two special operations Marines who were charged with Army Green Beret Staff Sgt.
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The withdrawal of Foxtrot Platoon is the latest in a series of black eyes for the SEAL teams, which have been hit repeatedly over the last year by reports of drug use, misconduct and violence.
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Some of the girls are as young as 13, Schoreder argues some show up with black eyes, some have been "branded" by the men who traffic them: their names are tattooed on the girls' faces.
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I think it's hard to be a girl in a tough sport where you crash and you get black eyes and whatnot, but you're able to keep rising above and I'm so impressed with our team.
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The Big Reveal Is Extremely Disappointing I don't really remember the pain or the black eyes, but I do remember crying myself into a state over how my nose looked after the cast had been removed.
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Hours later, the actress shared a hilarious screenshot of a text exchange on Instagram, in which her makeup artist, hairstylist and This Is Us costar Milo Ventimiglia can all be seen sporting matching (fake) black eyes.
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Yahoo Beauty reports that the South Carolina's Lancaster Police Department photographed a woman with ink on her forehead, neck, and even around her lips — but it's her black eyes that caught the attention of the internet.
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You're scared of, like, a single hand grasping your ankle urgently from beneath a bed, or a door slamming shut without you touching it, or the pallid dead skin and black eyes of a hissing vampire.
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He said the beating left him with two black eyes, a busted lip and a concussion, adding that he did not go to the hospital because he had to go out of town the next day.
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We is the diary of state mathematician D-503, whose experience of the highly disruptive emotion of love for I-330, a woman whose combination of black eyes, white skin, and black hair strike him as beautiful.
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"The switch between first and third person and erratic cuts of biological and mechanical reminiscence provide a disorientating experience but one that invites its audience to interpret the story and lyrics through the black eyes," Beaumont says.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting at people inside a Norwegian mosque on Saturday, and of killing his Chinese-born stepsister, appeared in court on Monday with black eyes and wounds on his face and neck.
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A refresher: Clarke's announcement follows a series of public relations black eyes involving special operations personnel, including two members of SEAL Team 6 and two special operations Marines who were charged with Army Green Beret Staff Sgt.
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So it wasn't until the end of John Sandford's new Lucas Davenport novel, NEON PREY (Putnam, $29), when that cannibal looks into the "cold black eyes of a Crotalus scutulatus," that I felt well and truly revolted.
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One day in the archives, she noticed a 1796 newspaper ad offering $10 for the return of "a light Mulatto girl, much freckled, with very black eyes and bushy hair" who had "absconded" from the president's house.
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In repose, the expression on its face is serene enough to be unsettling—perhaps because of its deep-set black eyes; its thin, pursed lips, ever so slightly upturned at the corners; and its gentle, barely perceptible brow.
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"If you were to ask most people to visualize what a [domestic abuse] survivor looks like, they'll start talking about broken bones, black eyes, cuts, and bruises," says Kelly Coyne, vice president of domestic shelters for Safe Horizon.
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Philip Manshaus, who earlier in the day appeared in court with black eyes and wounds on his face and neck, had declared himself not guilty of the mosque attack, and had asked to be released, his lawyer said.
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A po-faced kid takes violent revenge on his rapist after getting abused during a hunting excursion, and Eisener works the sight of the deer (its lifeless black eyes, the mighty arch of its antlers) for all it's worth.
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There was life in the shiny black eyes, and Jean felt a sharp tug in the front of her mind, as if, all along, the pet had been generating the gravitational pull threatening to crush her in this house.
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Audio and video recordings emerged online of Patterson making lewd remarks about a teenage girl, and counseling a woman in an abusive relationship not to divorce her husband, even when she showed up at church with two black eyes.
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But despite everything October wrought—the long sigh of collective suffering, a couple of black eyes, and a big lump on my forehead—the month also helped me to remember one of the things I love most about music.
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It has also suffered political black eyes from corporate boycotts, allegations of improper ties with Russian agents seeking to influence the 2016 elections and relentless political attacks by the student-led movement that arose from the Parkland school shooting.
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"First, when I removed my eye band, and I saw Amir, I got very heartbroken to see what they did to our Marine," Mr. Abedini said, describing Mr. Hekmati as having looked thin, weak and beaten, with two black eyes.
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At a reception in San Francisco last December for American families who had adopted Chinese children, China's consul reminded them that "you are Chinese", citing their "black eyes, black hair and dark skin"; he encouraged them to develop a "Chinese spirit".
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My grandfather was caramel-skinned with black eyes and thick, dark hair, and until he discovered that he was adopted, he had no reason to suspect that he was not the son of two poor Mexicans as he'd always been told.
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"I always say to everybody: we're part of Wells Fargo, so we all have to own the experience of Wells Fargo in 160-some-odd years — the mostly good, but the black eyes that can happen, and did happen," she said.
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And the insurance executive celebrated his 50th birthday with a broken nose and two black eyes from a clash on the pitch, Jim Sutcliffe, a former CEO of Anglo-South African insurer Old Mutual who worked with Tucker, previously told Reuters.
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The persistent black eyes had left Olympic officials with little choice but to act to clean up weight lifting and track, or at least to impose consequences for two international sports federations that had repeatedly failed to police their own.
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Columbus scored at 4:10 of the first period when Pierre-Luc Dubois fired a pass to Foligno — sporting a pair of black eyes after receiving a visor-shattering shot Thursday by teammate Gustav Nyquist — and the captain buried it.
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But her sharpest regret was that she chose the wrong toy to take when they fled, packing a stupid new woolly dog instead of her old, soft, familiar pink rabbit with embroidered black eyes and an endearing habit of collapsing on its paws.
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When I was with my second girlfriend, I took antidepressants and combined them with alcohol, which resulted in a strange kind of self-harming behavior that involved smashing bottles against my own skull and giving myself black eyes in front of her.
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She allegedly had two black eyes, bruises and swelling on her head, neck, face and the rest of her body, as well as broken blood vessels in her eyes, abrasions and scrapes on her legs, feet, knees and more, the affidavit states.
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Other black eyes for the industry include uBiome, which was investigated by the FBI for fraudulent billing, and Outcome Health, a health-care advertising company that provided misleading information to drugmakers on where their ads were showing up and how they performed.
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They responded to a 911 caller who had hung up, to someone irate about a bicycle in the yard and to a domestic abuse call where they met a woman with two black eyes who did not want to make a report.
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A few weeks into my stay, we'd grown familiar enough that he would toddle right up to me and stretch out his neck, its skin sagging into crepey pleats, and let me pat his head, closing his little black eyes as I did.
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But Apple's experienced a few security black eyes recently, and the company published a brief blog post on Friday that accuses the team at Google's Project Zero of "stoking fear" about iPhone security with a report it issued at the end of August.
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The biggest of those black eyes occurred in August when Epstein, a wealthy financier who was a former friend of Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, died in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, where he was being held without bond while awaiting trial.
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He came up over the gunwale, crashed into the bottom of the boat, and looked up at his savior—a woman wearing a black bonnet and staring at him with lustrous, intensely black eyes—Mistress Brandon, who had exhibited the strength of two men.
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The couple saw one of Goldin's best-known photos, "Nan One Month After Being Battered" (1984), at London's Saatchi Gallery, in which the artist has two black eyes, one red with blood, a month after a man she was involved with beat and almost blinded her.
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Tucker, who a former colleague previously told Reuters honed his competitive instincts during an early career as a professional soccer player and celebrated his 50th birthday with a broken nose and two black eyes from a clash on the pitch, appears to have ripped up HSBC's internal succession manual.
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Like many sex workers, Melissa had relied on Backpage: "I left [the streets] after six years of being with my physically abusive ex, who whipped me with extension cords, wire hangers, dragged me through glass by my hair numerous black eyes, fat lips, fucked-up face," she says.
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The disclosure is just the latest in a series of black eyes for federal officials since Epstein's arrest in early July on charges of trafficking dozens of underage girls to satisfy his sexual obsessions at homes in New York City and Palm Beach, Florida, from 2002 through 2005.
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It Looks Worse Than It Feels, So Don't Let People Work You Up Into A Panic Beforehand A quick Google search of the term "nose job" will return pictures of bulging black eyes and dried blood – a lot of it – but, honestly, the pain was no worse than a leg wax.
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The 11-year-old Guatemalan boy with ink-black eyes and a coy smile had spent most of his summer in a foster home in New York with his 7-year-old sister, Mayda, after immigration authorities arrested their mother near the Mexican border for entering the United States without authorization.
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How DNA Testing Botched My Family&aposs Heritage, and Probably Yours, TooMy grandfather was caramel-skinned with black eyes and thick, dark hair, and until he discovered…Read more ReadAs more people take these tests and add their DNA to companies' databases, the accuracy and specificity of these tests should get better.
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In 2015, at a ceremony held in San Francisco for American families that had adopted Chinese babies, the Chinese consul general, Luo Linquan, told the adopted children that their "black eyes, black hair and dark skin" were a reminder of their Chinese heritage, according to China Daily, a state-run news publication.
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The keys were on the front dash by the windshield, so I convinced myself I hadn't driven, but I quickly discovered I was missing one of my shoes, had two black eyes, and after surveying the area a little, realized I was two states away from where I started the night before.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 2535 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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But I picked the animals up myself anyway—as did Eleanor, when it was she who came upon them, her silver hair and black eyes shining—and all because we wanted to dump the animals into Gwen's crib ourselves and hear her quick cresting laughter as she immediately set about hurling them again.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 7 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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In the wake of a couple of years that have come with black eyes and growing pains, Zuckerberg notes that if he had it to do over again, he'd ask for increased external scrutiny in four key areas: The story of why the letter breaks down each area doubles as kind of recent history of the social network.
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Lauren Luke In 2012, UK beauty guru Lauren Luke – also known as Panacea81 – partnered with the anti-domestic violence foundation Refuge as part of their "Don't Cover It Up" campaign to encourage women in abusive relationships to seek help by making a YouTube PSA in which she "taught" her viewers how to cover up black eyes, bruises and scrapes.
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He had warmed over the dead gods of the months and he had written about wasps a couple of times, wrung some wonder from contemplating their world of insectual intent—the papery nests, the cells of mathematical perfection, the nurses and the workers, the grubs that waited for transformation behind their silken doors, their black eyes perfectly visible. . . .
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Much like the way reports of alien sightings in the wake of Close Encounters of the Third Kind became more likely to depict gray-skinned beings with big black eyes, the devil-worshipper movies of the '60s and '70s solidified within the American subconscious a very specific idea of what was going on behind closed doors in seemingly harmless suburbia.
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If the drug allegations prove true, it would be the latest in a string of bruising black eyes for the Seventh Fleet, which has seen two of its guided-missile destroyers involved in deadly collisions with cargo vessels in the past year, reports of exhausted crews plagued by poor morale, and dozens of its former officers entangled in a Pacific-wide corruption scandal.
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"We can see black eyes and we can see bruising and I think, we think a lot about the emotional abuse, and all of those things are valid, but to know that financial abuse is the number one reason why women stay and why they can't walk away – it matters so much to be able to do something about that because it unlocks the solutions in the other areas as well," Washington said in People.
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" She continues: "We can see black eyes and we can see bruising and I think, we think a lot about the emotional abuse, and all of those things are valid, but to know that financial abuse is the number one reason why women stay and why they can't walk away – it matters so much to be able to do something about that because it unlocks the solutions in the other areas as well.
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" Ms. Smith conjures the electric pulse of the 1980s and 1990s, when goth and punk were taking over the streets, and the nostalgia of the Cool Britannia years, when people rode Vespas to work and decorated their cubicles with pictures of Michael Caine in "Alfie" — the boys looking like "rebooted Mods" with "Kinks haircuts from 30 years earlier," the girls like "Julie Christie bottle-blondes in short skirts with smudgy black eyes.
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