And every once in a while I'd move through a passage and I'd catch a glimpse of her and she'd catch a glimpse of me.
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And so I didn't catch a glimpse of the horizon.
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And some catch a glimpse of a rare white wolf.
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They had also hoped to catch a glimpse of their champion.
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We catch a glimpse of the rare Aston Martin V8 Vantage
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ET, you might even catch a glimpse of these outstanding dinner plates.
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To catch a glimpse of what to know, watch the video below.
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In Maryland, bird-watchers can catch a glimpse of birds migrating south.
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So, step out to catch a glimpse of everyone in the streets.
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We catch a glimpse of this ability right away, without any explanation.
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Only occasionally did we catch a glimpse of the neighbor in question.
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Others offer a chance to catch a glimpse of the wedding itself.
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Outside, some waited in the cold, hoping to catch a glimpse of him.
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Where will Washingtonians catch a glimpse of DC's most high-profile private citizens?
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For a second, we catch a glimpse of old Jamie in that smile.
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The item is Direwolf Loaves, which you can catch a glimpse of below.
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EST to catch a glimpse of Meghan Markle in all her bridal glory.
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The entire room stands, hoping to catch a glimpse of the sepia balloon.
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You can catch a glimpse of her in the official Japanese trailer below.
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You then catch a glimpse of the menu board and the mystery continues.
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It's difficult to even catch a glimpse of the castle from anywhere outside.
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I'm always looking around the neighborhood, trying to catch a glimpse of her.
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I catch a glimpse of my face in the mirror behind the bar.
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I clicked on the images, eager to catch a glimpse of my beloved.
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When we catch a glimpse of that reality, we must not look away.
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Every now and then he'd forget, and accidentally catch a glimpse of someone's penis.
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But tonight, you can catch a glimpse of it in the Orionid meteor shower.
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Fans gathered from near and far to catch a glimpse of the adorable cub.
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During those moments when I catch a glimpse of mine, it's a special game.
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People shuffled past, including your correspondent, to catch a glimpse of the deceased tyrant.
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Other times, Baum can catch a glimpse of a single dolphin skimming the surface.
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Through the trees behind them, you can catch a glimpse of the setting sun.
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You're now surrounded by seventy people, all trying to catch a glimpse of it.
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I try to find out their names and catch a glimpse of their faces.
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We catch a glimpse of the cinematographer in the mirror, looking touched yet stricken.
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Near the end of the workout, I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror.
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Alas, we probably won't catch a glimpse of the actual gown until her big day.
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But fans who were hoping to catch a glimpse of Mayer didn't get too far.
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But you won't even have to wait that long to catch a glimpse of it.
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Crowds of fans are crammed together to catch a glimpse of the Beatles in 1964.
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We also catch a glimpse of the Big Boys in charge of Homecoming: Geist Initiative.
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What 20-something shows up at someone's home, just to catch a glimpse of them?
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But, now, I could barely stand to catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror.
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But, it's also a place to catch a glimpse of Jackson's closest friends and family.
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Huge crowds flooded the National Mall this weekend to catch a glimpse of the tribute.
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Driving by the lakefront, passers-by might catch a glimpse of Mr. Arnett sawing away.
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But tonight, you can catch a glimpse of it in the Eta Aquarid meteor shower.
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But we barely catch a glimpse of Ann's children, or set foot inside her house.
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We catch a glimpse of her in a balcony shootout, firing at an unknown assailant.
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They might catch a glimpse of some local Alaska wildlife, such as this thirsty moose...
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And the trip to the theater is worth it just to catch a glimpse of Bao.
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"I was hoping to catch a glimpse of Ahok and take photos with him," she said.
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There are shuffled mic sounds; we catch a glimpse of Lambert's unsmiling face, sans stage makeup.
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An estimated 603,000 bystanders crowded the route to catch a glimpse of the bride and groom.
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However, this weekend, residents of Greenpoint in Brooklyn will definitely catch a glimpse of the star.
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You might catch a glimpse of the little fuckers, if you know what to look for.
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If we're at just the right position, I can sometimes catch a glimpse of her uvula.
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Leonel stood on the American side, trying to catch a glimpse of his son through binoculars.
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Wolves are secretive creatures, so it's rare to catch a glimpse of their comings and goings.
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Scores of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the convoy, the AP reported.
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I ran around the room to catch a glimpse of as many finishes as possible, though.
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To catch a glimpse of them on the prairie was to bear witness to their survival.
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You can catch a glimpse of Apple's spaceship campus from the top of the visitor's center.
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But this weekend, you can catch a glimpse of it in the Eta Aquarid meteor shower.
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It is startling and unexpected to catch a glimpse of this most recognizable of Manhattan skyscrapers.
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But you will catch a glimpse of beautiful halos around the sun and other celestial bodies.
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Parents carried young children on their shoulders, hoping to catch a glimpse of the presidential candidates.
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You can catch a glimpse of jaguars, macaws and caimans by going on safari-like tours.
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If you happen to catch a glimpse of the zoo's sneaky snake, notify a staff member.
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Starting this week, Angelenos might catch a glimpse of Waymo's cars on the streets of LA!
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"Angelenos might catch a glimpse of Waymo's cars on the streets of LA," the company tweeted.
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Hiddleston would return from his run to greet crying fans looking to catch a glimpse of Swift.
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To catch a glimpse of the future of the PRD, head to the Lok Ma Chau Loop.
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Safelite's own YouTube page will have to do for anyone looking to catch a glimpse of Micah.
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Visitors can catch a glimpse of one or more of the flamingos daily at 10:30 a.m.
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You catch a glimpse of Domino, who has realized that this weird British guy can actually play.
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If you're planning to catch a glimpse of the five planets, make sure to take a photo.
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Soon, a small crowd gathered outside, waiting to catch a glimpse of Mr. Sanders leaving the theater.
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He arrived two hours late to a mammoth crowd, eagerly waiting to catch a glimpse of him.
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The area is popular for those seeking to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights in person.
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In these posts, we catch a glimpse of Geri without the props, during her moments of reflection.
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But with patience, tenacity and luck, we can catch a glimpse of nature at its most profound.
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So can an unexperienced whale-watcher catch a glimpse of these massive creatures without any sophisticated equipment?
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He succumbed in the sea of humanity gathered outside to catch a glimpse of the iconic actor.
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Today on In Sight you can catch a glimpse of Bridges's extraordinary photographs in his latest book.
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A gaggle of reporters swarm the courthouse, hoping to catch a glimpse of the Bambino behind bars.
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You can catch a glimpse of a glass chandelier hanging in the background of most of her listings.
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Will and Kate greeted well-wishers who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
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Every hacker in the world is just itching to catch a glimpse of that tubby little poop monster.
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They try to catch a glimpse of their granddaughter on her bus, and give her a wave hello.
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If you're hoping to catch a glimpse of her, your best bet is right away in the mornings.
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Tesla's latest earnings call is Wednesday afternoon, so we'll soon catch a glimpse of how everything's going then.
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Spectators leapt to their feet to catch a glimpse of the two men, snapping photos on their phones.
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And if your trip is between December and May, you may even catch a glimpse of humpback whales.
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You can try to catch a glimpse of Laura by staying in her cottage for $178 per night.
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She didn't meet Mr. Xi, though she did catch a glimpse of his car for a few seconds.
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And you even catch a glimpse of that fatherly side that Lonzo wrote about in the Players Tribune.
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We roamed the cavernous train station, hoping to catch a glimpse of them while taking in the scenes.
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Before we could catch a glimpse of the family, we had to be prepared to stand in line.
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Large crowds waited behind metal barricades, straining to catch a glimpse of the royals, many with mobile phones.
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After that, the skies will gradually clear and you may catch a glimpse of the sun before dusk.
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A young man on a scooter leans over a railing to catch a glimpse of the sunken detritus.
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So if you want to catch a glimpse of a giant, golden "W," you'll have to drive to Lynwood.
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Four-year-old Ethan Lynch had been waiting to catch a glimpse of the Queen since 7:30 a.m.
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If you want to catch a glimpse of the event, it's pretty late in the game to start planning.
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Thousands more will crowd the streets to catch a glimpse of Markle before she officially becomes a Duchess/Princess.
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This isn't the first time that we've had to wait years to catch a glimpse of a prototype device.
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It's a powerful scene, and we catch a glimpse of Randall crying over the loss of his father, too.
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You just catch a glimpse of the larger pattern, just begin to hum that tune, and then it's gone.
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Millions of Indian motorheads wanted to catch a glimpse of the original Czechoslovak design reimagined for the 21st century.
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According to Elite Daily, tonight, some around the U.S. may be able to catch a glimpse of the phenomena.
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Later in the video, we catch a glimpse of what I hope is a steamy makeup session (Team Frank!).
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If you happen to catch a glimpse of 2016's last lunar eclipse, let us know by tagging #CNNSpace.
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On Wednesday night, Facebook users appeared to catch a glimpse of what a Trump media network would look like.
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You can also catch a glimpse of the shirt Clyde Barrow was wearing at the time of his death.
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Moreover, the passenger could catch a glimpse of a bad rating on the driver's phone, and awkwardness would ensue.
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Scroll through our gallery of stars swinging into Spring to catch a glimpse of some hotties pumping it up.
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Catch a glimpse of spring with this classic lamb stew, or try these individual corn puddings stuffed with greens.
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But if you look real close in one scene, you can just catch a glimpse of my left eye.
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On a clear day, you might catch a glimpse of one of the mountain ranges that border the city.
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Visitors here might catch a glimpse of the motorcycles and wonder how far back in time they had traveled.
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At home alone, I'd undress in a dark closet to make sure I didn't catch a glimpse of it.
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On a clear day, you can catch a glimpse of Mount Mitchell, the highest mountain east of the Mississippi.
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For a moment, she seemed to catch a glimpse of herself from the outside, like an image beside Sasha.
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Not to mention, he said that kids love to catch a glimpse of the cooks putting together their pies.
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If you're hoping to catch a glimpse of the parade, be sure to camp out a few days in advance!
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More than anything, she was just hoping to catch a glimpse of her children on the screen that never came.
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She has a tender smile when you catch a glimpse of it under the blond hair waving down her face.
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Visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the blossoms in all their splendour will now have to wait another year.
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The course runs all over the city, but here are the best spots to catch a glimpse of the glory.
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Baby Harry was wrapped in a white blanket – and it was nearly impossible to catch a glimpse of his face!
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We're never able to catch a glimpse of what's inside the bag that Chewbacca carried in the original Star Wars.
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Neighboring villagers are equally excited, and large numbers have hopped over just to catch a glimpse of the little guy.
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If you were hoping to sneak in to catch a glimpse of the pop star, though, you're out of luck.
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Accordingly, the observatory will peer back far into cosmological time, allowing astronomers to catch a glimpse of the early Universe.
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Kantola told the station that only one person at the truck stop claimed to catch a glimpse of the individual.
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Skiers and hikers might even catch a glimpse of the iconic woodland caribou, featured prominently on Canada's 25-cent coins.
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People can catch a glimpse of the pachyderm family's newest addition on the Kilimanjaro Safaris attraction in Lake Buena Vista.
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"At the bottom of my screen I catch a glimpse of replacement ink cartridges and my jaw drops," McConnell says.
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And catch a glimpse of "People of Earth," about a support group for alien abductees, before it runs this month.
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The hats "enable people who want to catch a glimpse of her to spot her immediately," Ms. de Guitaut said.
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Many a Star Wars fan has ventured here to catch a glimpse of the memorabilia on display inside the lobby.
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Throngs of pedestrians crane their necks to catch a glimpse of the action, but they can't get near the scene.
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Sometimes you change your name to sneak into Myanmar to catch a glimpse of a fish you don't even like.
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The rest of us can only crane our necks to catch a glimpse of a cloistered world out of reach.
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Catch a glimpse of all the celebs snapping these towel takes by scrolling through our gallery of babes in towels.
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In the early days of TV, black families would crowd around the set to catch a glimpse of the representation.
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Look a bit closer, and you catch a glimpse of the dual exhaust pipes on either side of the Giulia.
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Clinton came on, a mild-mannered Belgian couple sat patiently in the back, hoping to catch a glimpse of the candidate.
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These few televised moments gave us fans a chance to catch a glimpse of our idols, live in our living rooms.
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When you're placing turrets for Teleporter defense, try to anticipate where an enemy might first catch a glimpse of the portal.
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And finally, we catch a glimpse of Jack's own childhood — as a fishing expedition with his dad goes sadly, predictably wrong.
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It's just another way to catch a glimpse of your Instagram game, if scrolling through your profile doesn't quite cut it.
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While we catch a glimpse of Freddie Mercury and Jim Hutton's budding relationship in the film, it ends at the beginning.
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A scrum of reporters met him there, waiting to catch a glimpse of the senator at the event on the water.
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Vacationers typically only catch a glimpse of the President and his family when they venture to the island's restaurants for dinner.
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Which is why when our eyes catch a glimpse of predicted 85+ temperatures, it's impossible to even know what to wear.
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Each level is like an onion of jokes, warranting a few play throughs to catch a glimpse of all the goofs.
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Tourists and news crews came out with cameras, drones, and even helicopters to catch a glimpse of the majestic frozen 'berg.
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You might even catch a glimpse of an alligator snapping at a poor mammoth that just wants a drink of water.
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Yet another reason to gleefully devour this season of Dancing With the Stars: You may catch a glimpse of baby Shai.
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Crowds of fans braved the wet weather to catch a glimpse of DiCaprio, who signed autographs before eating at the cafe.
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Tongan children — also wearing red — lined the streets and waved flags in hopes to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
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Especially considering that some residents were barred from the event, as locals hoping to catch a glimpse of the show lamented.
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However, one man catches my attention because he is pacing up and down, trying desperately to catch a glimpse of Tuna.
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Soon after the game began, neighbors started to crowd around the hut, leaning in to catch a glimpse of the game.
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There was a brief stampede, as people rushed forward to get their chance to catch a glimpse of their former leader.
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He had already forced his wife to one of the highest, coldest stages to catch a glimpse of the famed race.
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Elon eventually came out with actor Ed Norton in tow, who clearly wanted to catch a glimpse of the electric truck.
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But sometimes, when I'm working, I'll swivel my chair idly, catch a glimpse of an image and stop for a minute.
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According to CNN affiliate WBBM, people lined up along the bridges of the Humboldt lagoon to catch a glimpse of the interloper.
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When word of the President's appearance got out, people flocked to catch a glimpse of one of the world's most famous faces.
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In the meantime, it's possible that you could catch a glimpse of LightSail 2 as it steadily climbs to its higher orbit.
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You also catch a glimpse of Tilda Swinton's character, who looks to be a mad scientist in the vein of Silicon Valley.
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It's one thing to hope to catch a glimpse of shark while on vacation, but it's another to be stalked by one.
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That said, scientists are using advanced tools to catch a glimpse of the earliest radiation that represents the start of our universe.
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It feels like fans are making a pilgrimage, all to catch a glimpse of their heroes holding the Premier League trophy aloft.
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Then, not leaving for the next two weeks, besieged by reporters and cameras hoping to catch a glimpse of her and Christopher.
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Total. Gridlock. Especially in the areas of totality, where thousands of eclipse-chasers will flock to catch a glimpse of the darkness.
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Guests can catch a glimpse of the Southern Alps and New Zealand's tallest mountain, Mount Cook, from a window above the bed.
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The next day the couple invited me to their home so I could catch a glimpse of how many regular Cubans live.
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White House staffers and members of the media lined the driveway to catch a glimpse of Sanders as he entered the complex.
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You can also look out over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to catch a glimpse of the Washington Monument across the water.
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The park welcomes guests on tours of the cave daily, where you'll catch a glimpse of one of the world's largest stalagmites.
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In one of the caves, you can even catch a glimpse of carvings from early pioneers who used the structure for shelter.
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This is perhaps understandable given that Drake brings in business, filling H.Wood's venues with fans eager to catch a glimpse of him.
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When he's given approval to go into space, you can catch a glimpse of a smile cross his face in a reflection.
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Thousands of them have traveled by train and bus to Yangon, the country's main city, to catch a glimpse of the pope.
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They were hoping to catch a glimpse of the avian anomaly, who was now camped out in the rushes below Belvedere Castle.
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They're finally letting us catch a glimpse of what we imagine they've been up to out of sight for all this time.
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As the guards are evacuating the SHU, we also catch a glimpse of Nicky for the first time in a long time.
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They wait for hours just to catch a glimpse of, say, The Flash star Grant Gustin walking while flanked by security guards.
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Characters cower behind large objects and peek around corners, hoping not to catch a glimpse of certain death bearing down on them.
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Kerr has a fairly open policy when coaches express an interest in sneaking backstage to catch a glimpse of his basketball cyborgs.
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I wonder if passers-by occasionally catch a glimpse of life's conundrums as they marvel at the rocking of the driverless van.
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A small group of well-wishers waited in searing heat to catch a glimpse of the royals arriving at the Old Granary.
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As David struggles, we catch a glimpse of a tiny clover tattoo on Dr. Staple's arm, one that also appears on his assailant.
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Some of them were zooming in to frame the podium, others were trying to catch a glimpse of the emotions from the audience.
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A Star Is Born fans hoping to catch a glimpse of Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's on-stage chemistry shouldn't look to Glastonbury.
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Thousands of well-wishers gathered on the Parliament Buildings' lawn and the nearby Victoria waterfront to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
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Some had lawn chairs and all had their smartphones out, hoping to catch a glimpse of the ghost through one of the windows.
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There are those fascinating moments when we catch a glimpse of ourselves in the subway window and become intoxicated by our own images.
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Maybe you'll catch a glimpse of something you used to love and it will remind you to look it up and watch that.
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You can catch a glimpse of this process in the video above, in which different photos of Waldos are fed into the software.
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It's an opportunity to hear their perspective, what they've learned along the way and catch a glimpse of what the future might hold.
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America's frackers need only look at the country's woebegone coalminers to catch a glimpse of their fate in a distant post-oil future.
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Sadly, we're only to catch a glimpse of the nails from the wedding clips shared in the On The Run Tour promo video.
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The NYC streets filled with fans hoping to catch a glimpse of West at the pop-up show, but sadly it was cancelled.
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Catch a glimpse of the hives through floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby, which provide a gorgeous view into the nearby gardens.
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We catch a glimpse of her composing "To Be Young, Gifted and Black" in the company of its inspiration, the playwright Lorraine Hansberry.
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As the weather warms up and more skin is revealed, you may catch a glimpse of some of these body mods on display.
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Try to catch a glimpse of the 280th-century cloister, a place of "extraordinary joy." in the words of the writer Eleanor Clark.
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The younger Mr. Bush waved from the motorcade at onlookers lining Constitution Avenue to catch a glimpse of the 41st president's funeral procession.
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In recent months, journalists, photographers and curious passers-by have descended on the Dunbar house hoping to catch a glimpse of Ms. Meng.
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Ordinary folks were out late, some sitting on the railroad tracks, some lounging along them, trying to catch a glimpse of the spectacle.
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Bird-watchers can catch a glimpse of owls or the monk parakeets that have nested in the gate's gothic arches, Ms. Sullivan said.
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I was able to catch a glimpse of the slopes through a window in the front shop and decided to get out there.
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Did I catch a glimpse of a face with deep-set eyes, more agonized and pitiful than any human face I ever saw?
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The escalating controversy did not seem to bother some waiting outside Shanghai's Ritz Carlton hotel to catch a glimpse of the NBA players.
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If you don't have time for the real thing, you might be able to catch a glimpse of "Accidental Yayoi" during your commute.
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At best, I hope to catch a glimpse of its soul — a collage of impressions and interactions that fit neatly into a narrative.
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Earlier this month, stargazers in most parts of the globe were able to catch a glimpse of a rare super blood wolf moon.
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He went with his father to a park to catch a glimpse of the monarch and Queen Sirikit along with thousands of others.
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"Joy wearies me, and I hate happiness when I catch a glimpse of it in a human expression," he told Newsweek in 1963.
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Take a look through our gallery of famous USA futball fans to catch a glimpse of all the stars rooting the women on!
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She also revealed that KUWTK audiences will catch a glimpse of how their relationships with their significant others has impacted their co-parenting rhythm.
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Trilobites As polar winter sets in during an expedition on a research vessel, a reporter hopes she'll catch a glimpse of a brilliant mirage.
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It's pretty crazy ... sometimes there's a caravan of cars lined up to catch a glimpse of the home, which ironically isn't even there anymore.
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During their arrival, Tongan children — also wearing red — lined the streets and waved flags in hopes to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
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We're thrilled to announce that you can catch a glimpse of all the Disrupt SF 2016 Startup Alley companies on our Startup Alley hub.
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Plunge into the moon's subterranean ocean (on a futuristic version of this ice-diving robot?) to catch a glimpse of the beast up close.
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Scroll through our gallery of lounging ladies to catch a glimpse of the babes boosting their Vitamin D ... get your net fix and chill!
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Three million more lined the streets of London to catch a glimpse of the new monarch riding from the Abbey back to Buckingham Palace.
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It feels like everyone in Paris is outside tonight, trying to catch a glimpse of the iconic cathedral just in case it disappears forever.
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Spectators leapt to their feet to catch a glimpse of Obama and Harry as they walked into the arena, snapping photos on their phones.
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Maybe you'll even catch a glimpse of the creature, though maybe not with the same fright factor as the 2002 film's depiction seen below.
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While passing 130th Street, runners can peer to the right to try to catch a glimpse of something rare in Manhattan: houses with porches.
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Hoping to catch a glimpse of misbehaving watch executives, I organize a field trip to Acqua, Basel's closest equivalent to a Las Vegas nightclub.
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He'd landed that morning, stopped at home just long enough to grab his camera gear, and came to catch a glimpse of the duck.
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So has Barack Obama, who continued the presidential tradition of snarling traffic as people sought to catch a glimpse of him and his wife.
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It's still there, though, and you can usually catch a glimpse of giant pandas Tian Tian and Mei Xiang hanging out in their habitat.
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Adoring members of the public crowded by the jury room, cellphone cameras earnestly pointed inside, where they hoped to catch a glimpse of him.
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Cardi B entered through the back and immediately found herself in a narrow hallway crowded with people trying to catch a glimpse of her.
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At one point, he deposits something off at a small base, and you can catch a glimpse of the tiny baby he carries around.
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At every game, fans hope to catch a glimpse of the 30 year old, who is one of the most visible Christian athletes in America.
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Members of the public gathered in Hamilton Square during the couple's visit to Birkenhead on Monday, hoping to catch a glimpse of Meghan and Harry.
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Sensing that something special was brewing, huge crowds swarmed across the Scottish links trying to catch a glimpse of the 42-year-old's barnstorming charge.
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On Monday, millions of Americans will catch a glimpse of the total solar eclipse that will hurtle across America at about 2,000 miles per hour.
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Tourists are flocking to Hillary Clinton's New York home, hoping to catch a glimpse of the presumptive Democratic nominee or her husband, the former president.
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And her kids weren't far from her mind as she greeted well-wishers in Ballymena who had gathered to catch a glimpse of the couple.
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At its unique geological landmark, Marro Rock, you might even catch a glimpse of some cute and furry sea otters that call the bay home.
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Do they think I'm waiting to catch a glimpse of their genitals—trying to find out if they too "belong or not" in the bathroom?
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I could count the laces on Pau Gasol's sneakers and catch a glimpse of training staff taping up an injured player's hand beside the bench.
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Established in 1885, visitors flock to the park each year to catch a glimpse of all three falls that make up the majestic Niagara Falls.
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The screams and chants from the crowd outside made their way through the walls into the building, eager to catch a glimpse of their idol.
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In 5003, people flocked to the small coastal town of Ferryland, an hour's drive south of St. John's to catch a glimpse of massive iceberg.
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"Peeping Tom," for example, contains a black man peeking through a window to catch a glimpse of a young blonde woman dressed in a negligee.
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There are a couple of stunning lodges along the lake, and adventurous visitors will most likely catch a glimpse of turtles, monkeys, and exotic birds.
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Still, I often catch a glimpse of a cautious commuter either wearing a surgical mask or rubber gloves and carrying hand sanitizer at the ready.
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Nxivm members thronged to late-night volleyball games in which he was a participant, eager to catch a glimpse of him and pay their respects.
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As you can see, lines were still forming around the block to catch a glimpse of Aretha and say final goodbyes to the music icon.
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When thousands of people flocked to Nkamba to catch a glimpse of Kimbangu performing miracles, the Belgians, who controlled Congo at the time, felt threatened.
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Throngs of television cameras from all corners of the earth did not flock to the Capitol to try to catch a glimpse of Newt Gingrich.
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Towns and villages along the route were emptied of residents as caravans of flatbed trucks carted thousands to catch a glimpse of Mr. Castro's remains.
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The US Air Force tested a hypersonic sled at speeds of 6,599 mph, but even in slow motion you can't catch a glimpse of it!
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GIA KOURLAS LIGIA LEWIS Every so often, New Yorkers catch a glimpse of the choreographer Ligia Lewis, who spends much of her time in Berlin.
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A moment later, we catch a glimpse of the second hell hole being violently smashed into one of the park's structures, before being blown away.
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I still remember the group of people, gathered in the hospital corridor at Humberstone, waiting to catch a glimpse of you when you were born.
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Skywatchers can catch a glimpse of it using binoculars—it appears as a star itself—though it takes a telescope to make out individual stars.
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Still, Harry wanted to be more than just famous figure who waved to the crowds who gathered to catch a glimpse of him and his family.
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It&aposs incredibly rare to catch a glimpse of an African flamingo on the Texas coast, but if you do, it&aposs definitely Flamingo No. 492.
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And a crowd of two million lined the route of Diana's procession from Clarence House to the cathedral to catch a glimpse of the stunning bride.
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Throughout the protest, which lasted about two hours, people snuck in and out of the gallery to catch a glimpse of Fast's show before it closed.
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About 2 million fans stood by to celebrate and catch a glimpse of the winners, according to Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, which owns the Raptors.
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Woods's worldwide reach was borne out in the huge crowds — at times 22016 fans or more deep — that turned out to catch a glimpse of him.
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SINGAPORE — Thousands of people across the Southeast Asia region got up bright and early on Wednesday morning to catch a glimpse of a rare solar eclipse.
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Crowds of people had thronged around the entrance of the posh mall outside the Marina Bay Sands hotel to catch a glimpse of the North's dictator.
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Belfast-based blogger Laura-Ann hoped to catch a glimpse of Kate and Prince William during their two-day visit to Northern Ireland in March 2019.
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Space tourism isn't affordable yet, but that doesn't mean you can't catch a glimpse of what it's like to be aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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But if they catch a glimpse of Steph Curry's daughter's tricked-out custom playhouse, you're going to be getting a very different Christmas list this year.
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We can be grateful for the men who fought the revolution to give that to us and joyful when we catch a glimpse of Markle's shoes.
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Would Huck still be homeless, waiting to catch a glimpse of his child and estranged wife at the train station at 7:52 in this reality?
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Any telescope magnifying more than 30 power will readily show those rings; you might even catch a glimpse of them through image-stabilized high-power binoculars.
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For Christmas, many camped out hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal family, including Meghan Markle's royal Christmas debut following her engagement to Prince Harry.
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Her fans, who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the rapper, went crazy when she finally arrived with her mom Carol by her side.
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"It is worth waiting out there for an hour, two hours, three hours, four hours even to catch a glimpse of something like this," she said.
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When you catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror, you think I can't believe this is my body, and you feel a rush of confidence.
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Occasionally you can catch a glimpse of such issues, though more often on family sitcoms (like "black-ish" or "The Middle") than in overtly political narratives.
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It's hard to not think about your teen years when you catch a glimpse of your 10th-grade crush two pumps over at the gas station.
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"Often my mother will catch a glimpse of my necklace and say 'Gimme that' and take it off and put it in soapy water," he said.
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Paparazzi barely managed to catch a glimpse of Olsen and her equally well-dressed date (presumably artist boyfriend Louis Eisner), but the side shot is promising.
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I went to see the Super Bloom in the desert, and I wrote about what it took to catch a glimpse of Lori Loughlin in court.
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It was important that the public not catch a glimpse of the K-pop group members because their appearance on "The Tonight Show" was a surprise.
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As we strained from our boat to catch a glimpse of the dolphins, we saw a group of monks in saffron robes sitting in a skiff.
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Schulback, along with a crowd made up of mostly men — eager to catch a glimpse of Monroe —was merely a tool of Billy Wilder, the film's director.
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Some adventurous visitors even hike the 7.4 miles round-trip through the national park where Kilauea is located just to catch a glimpse of the erupting volcano.
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Banter about how he thought he'd never live to see the day, hence the likelihood that we'll now catch a glimpse of his knackers on BBC One.
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If you were hoping to catch a glimpse of President-elect Donald Trump during the inauguration-week party circuit next month, we have bad news for you.
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For over a week, journalists have been staking out Singapore&aposs luxury hotels, airports and government buildings to catch a glimpse of officials involved in summit preparations.
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Viewers will also catch a glimpse of a bundle of other Netflix productions on the screen, including GLOW, Set It Up, Stranger Things, and The Kissing Booth.
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We catch a glimpse of Kevin (Justin Hartley) as the Manny on TV, meaning that it is just before we met the Pearsons for the first time.
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Ivanka Trump's new neighbors in Washington, D.C., aren't fans of the constant Secret Service presence or the gawkers hoping to catch a glimpse of the First Family.
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To catch a glimpse of what could be the future of American manufacturing, travel to southern New England, home of America's first manufacturing boom two centuries ago.
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There are times I catch a glimpse of my reflection of myself in the mirror and don't recognize myself—not in a bad way, I should add.
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It was no major surprise, then, that only one local television station and a few other people showed up to catch a glimpse of Jones in action.
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Trump closed his New York campaigning with an evening rally in Buffalo, where thousands packed the city's hockey arena to catch a glimpse of the billionaire businessman.
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A record number of people, 7,228 to be exact, came out in a snowstorm to catch a glimpse of Ohashi's iconic floor routine, the Daily Bruin reports.
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Waiting outside for dinner, customers will peer into the shop's back window to catch a glimpse of Joe's practiced movements as he builds each pie to order.
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Outside, hundreds gathered before the curtain rose – many staying through the nearly three-hour show to catch a glimpse of Miranda and company on the way out.
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LIGO is a $1 billion international collaboration with nearly 1,4003 scientists working together, hoping to catch a glimpse of the enigmatic cosmic phenomenon known as gravitational waves.
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How to photograph the supermoon For everyone waiting to catch a glimpse of the last supermoon of 2017, taking pictures to preserve the moment can be easy.
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Across the room, you'd catch a glimpse of Sara, of the twin-sister musicians Tegan and Sara, looking thin and chic in her version of Le Smoking.
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Late July is the best time to catch a glimpse of the lake before the pools may totally dry up and water covers its spots after that.
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"If you can stay up late enough, then you can catch a glimpse of it," said Jackie Faherty, an astronomer from the American Museum of Natural History.
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Rena Parcher, a Trump supporter from Oklahoma, came to shop in Trump's new store, but stopped by to see if she could catch a glimpse of him.
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Looking at pictures of the crowds flocking to catch a glimpse of him and his partner, Dean Martin, at their hotels, you'd think you were witnessing Beatlemania.
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Usually, hundreds of people wait in line to catch a glimpse of the masterpiece, but uncertainty about whether the museum would open on Wednesday kept many away.
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An estimated 20 million people gathered round their television screens (or those of their neighbors) to catch a glimpse of the pomp and ceremony of the momentous occasion.
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Apparently, even the flight up north can be a spectacular experience, as you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the northern lights from 35,000 feet.
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Thousands of onlookers gathered behind police barriers to catch a glimpse of the prince, with some shouting "we love William" toward the second in line to the throne.
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Just minutes later, after King was able to catch a glimpse of his message, she clarified in a separate tweet what the man had sent to his wife.
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As they left, onlookers waved from the crowd, while some even stood on top of their roofs across the street to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
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Droves of tourists flood into the city and crowd around finger-smudged glass to catch a glimpse of the glamour, storytelling, and tradition all synonymous with holiday windows.
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But as a result of a recent change to Virginia's execution protocol, media members and attorneys will only catch a glimpse of Morva after the IV is inserted.
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Excitement was in the air, and I was eager to see if I could order a black coffee and catch a glimpse of Stars Hollow for one afternoon.
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Aside from the names, few details about the games were revealed, though you can catch a glimpse of what looks to be concept art in the gif below.
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Many spectators hoped to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds as they took a carriage ride for two miles around Windsor before heading back to their first reception.
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Soccer fans may be eager to catch a glimpse of Cristiano Ronaldo and other world-renowned players, but there's one thing they definitely don't want to catch: measles.
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It leads to a wild chase sequence all set over a beautiful Hawaiian locale (which you can catch a glimpse of at the end of the movie's trailer).
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But at the University of California in Berkeley, even the poorest (or cheapest) football fans can catch a glimpse of the big game, even if it's sold out.
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A restaurant handed out free pizza to royal fans, some of whom have slept on the street since Tuesday to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds on Saturday.
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It's not difficult to fall prey to the allure of first impressions, to catch a glimpse of a flattering profile and let the mind wander into dark corners.
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Those who come to the South Korean side stand back and gaze with curiosity across the plaza to catch a glimpse of their reclusive neighbors to the north.
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Not only are the pups being primped and groomed for their events, the area is often thronged with spectators who want to catch a glimpse of the contestants.
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Dr. Bokhorst is now studying invasive species in the Arctic and Antarctic, mostly spread, he said, by the boots of tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of penguins.
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Trying to catch a glimpse of the girl she had given birth to, the full-grown person she had nurtured who was now walking swiftly away from her.
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On the evening of November 5 a line of Lynch's fans stretched around the block, all hoping to catch a glimpse of the artist at the show's reception.
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Gauff and McNally, in fact, played their first-round match on one of those small courts, where fans on neighboring courts tried to catch a glimpse of them.
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Alfred Orcutt, 72, a retired New York school principal and a lifelong collector, said he was grateful to catch a glimpse of the stamp before it goes back home.
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An announcer told the crowd here, they expressed some disappointment but they&aposre still enthusiastic about the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the president up close and personal.
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Dozens whipped out their cellphones to try to catch a glimpse of President Obama, who had returned on Marine One after spending the day touring flood damage in Louisiana.
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Scientists were able to catch a glimpse of the hulking structures in seismic wave data captured during the 1994 Bolivia earthquake, according to the study, published Thursday in Science.
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The video does catch a glimpse of someone in a chef hat -- presumably a cook at the theme park -- who clearly realizes right away how bad this could've been.
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It took until the 1950s for us to really see the Sun, peering beyond the visible spectrum to catch a glimpse of the twisting loops of the superheated corona.
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But over time, as our telescopic technologies improve, and we gain a better understanding of what we're looking for, we may finally catch a glimpse of extraterrestrials at work.
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Nothing about the way Patch trains sets him apart from the other horses until onlookers catch a glimpse of the hollow cavity on the left side of his face.
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To catch a glimpse of the man, first responders used a ladder to climb the roof and were able to see him trapped in the vent above the stove.
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Louis was also seen joining older siblings Charlotte, 4, and George, 5, in taking a peek out the palace window to catch a glimpse of the crowds gathered below.
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And if Clayton Kershaw was feeling particularly weighed upon last night, hopefully he took a minute to catch a glimpse of David Price smiling, holding the World Series trophy.
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Fans of all things Disney can catch a glimpse of the new member of the family on Kilimanjaro Safaris — just look for the smallest, sweetest giraffe on the savanna.
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When I recently went into the hospital with a small fracture in my left wrist, a bunch of medics swarmed around me to catch a glimpse of the cyborg.
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In the opening montage that introduces us to the Clarks, who briefly become the most important people in the world to Lady Trieu, we catch a glimpse of Mrs.
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Every January technologists from around the world descend on Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronic Show to catch a glimpse of the cutting edge trends driving our digital revolution.
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Since the film, the town has seen thousands of visitors who are determined to catch a glimpse of Phil and possibly experience the magic of the movie for themselves.
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The audience refused to stay in their baby chairs and chased the Alices around the stage, trying to catch a glimpse of the augmented illusions through their tablet cameras.
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In Short Creek, as well as in Pringle, South Dakota, and Mancos, Colorado, he would sit outside the sect's properties, hoping to catch a glimpse of his missing sibling.
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So this fall is a fresh opportunity for New Yorkers to get to know different facets of Mr. Audi's work and perhaps even to catch a glimpse of him.
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She officially announced her presidential bid on Sunday in her birthplace of Oakland, California, where thousands showed up hoping to catch a glimpse of her in the surrounding streets.
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Using a chain that hung from the narrow window at the top of her cell, she planned to hoist herself up and try to catch a glimpse of me.
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And the artists are there, too: At Edgemere Market, you can peer through a locked door to catch a glimpse of the workshop of the German blacksmith Norbert Kimmel.
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Today, about a quarter of the park's 700 or so elephants are tuskless, all of them female, and I am determined to catch a glimpse of at least one.
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During the parade, civilians would pack into every corner of the street, even sitting atop scaffolding and climbing onto tiny balconies just to catch a glimpse of the floats.
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Lee "Chappy" Chapman sprinted his post round that morning, so desperate was he to catch a glimpse of his heroes boarding the team bus outside the King Power Stadium.
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The worst of the damage so far appears to have been in the Whitsunday Islands, a popular destination for tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of the Great Barrier Reef.
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I feel fine about it — until I catch a glimpse of my red, sweaty face in the mirror, or, fine, of that David Beckham look-alike lifting in the corner.
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News trailer of the upcoming season, viewers catch a glimpse of the lives of the KarJenner families in the past months — including the aftermath of Kim Kardashian West's October robbery.
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But when I catch a glimpse of one trend in my closet, there's a part of me that's not ready to let go of summer — and that trend is linen.
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"Spy photographers" stake out the routes and locations where Ford is known to test its products, hoping to catch a glimpse of even a heavily camouflaged version of the vehicle.
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Before that, players who were in the game at the right time could catch a glimpse of the cube slowly disappearing into the lake, creating a fun — albeit temporary — trampoline.
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Take a trip through our gallery of famous full moons to catch a glimpse of the famous fannys ... see if you can figure out the celebrity in the cheeky photo!!!
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The dozens of chimpanzees in residence now tend to greet each new transport truck with pants and hoots, flocking to the windows to catch a glimpse of their new neighbors.
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When Meghan Markle arrived at City, University of London on Thursday, fans lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the Duchess of Sussex as she made her way inside.
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Watch Kristen Bell's Instagram Story before an awards show, and you might catch a glimpse of her slathering this CBD-infused cream on her feet before putting on her heels.
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As we've seen here, black metal musicians have only begun to catch a glimpse of Hell below their feet—let alone the heavens from which they've drawn such cosmic inspiration.
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And like the rest of us, there was lots of rubbernecking just to catch a glimpse of Beyonce and Jay Z. Because let's admit it, tonight is Queen Bey's night.
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Spectators craned to catch a glimpse of Mr. Wahlberg, sticking their phones in the air to take video and cheering when, on a few occasions, he waved in their direction.
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Most of the world was able to catch a glimpse of the rare event, but it was especially visible to the populations of North and South America, Europe and Africa.
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If you just so happen to be in the right place at the right time, you might catch a glimpse of the Jeremiah 11:11 guy joining a tour group.
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Vourlidas and his colleagues were hoping that Parker could catch a glimpse of the "long-sought dust free zone" in the Sun's atmosphere, as it is described in their paper.
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As they left, people scrambled to take pictures, with some shouting "Harry, Meghan, we love you" and others hanging out of building windows to catch a glimpse of the couple.
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Place a peanut on a table, and Foster won't be able to see it; if he turns slightly and uses his peripheral vision, he might catch a glimpse of it.
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Rowland says that while they got ready together, they played music, spent time with their children and were able to catch a glimpse of Williams' engagement ring for the first time.
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During the rare times we catch a glimpse of her without him, she seems more relaxed — like when she was laughing with former President Barack Obama at Barbara Bush's funeral recently.
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This year, the scene at Watch Hill was much quieter – and fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the "Bad Blood" singer and her new beau Joe Alwyn were left disappointed.
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I'll just catch a glimpse of some word when I'm listening to it and that'll be the title and I'll just rattle off a bunch of lyrics that seem to work.
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Clear skies dominated from the South American country's northern border with Peru south to the capital of Santiago, where office workers poured from buildings to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon.
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If you're already a fan of the store's award-winning cheap wine offerings, some major winter feels will set in when you catch a glimpse of its 2017 holiday alcohol lineup.
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And finally, Ireland Baldwin is fronting True Religion's This Is True campaign launching next week, but you can catch a glimpse of the jeans now in her topless campaign pic above.
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We don't really catch a glimpse of how the device works or how recording is activated; all the video shows is that users can review footage on a mobile device afterwards.
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Every so often, you catch a glimpse of two people seeing each other as if for the first time; mostly, though, the movie just sets a course for the White House.
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Thankfully, wallpaper's dark days are safely behind us (though there is a chance you'll still catch a glimpse of them at mid-price hotels and in the homes of elderly relatives).
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Thousands of them traveled by train and bus to Yangon, and they joined crowds at several roadside points along the way from the airport to catch a glimpse of the pope.
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Of course, if you missed those, there's a meteor shower going on the next few days, so you might be able to catch a glimpse of something not quite as bright.
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That confidence not only gives Neighbors 2 more room to play but lets it catch a glimpse of itself in the mirror, see how ridiculous it looks, and burst out laughing.
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As someone who chases patterns where there are none, I finally catch a glimpse of one that is very real: This is not the only relationship my mental illness will detonate.
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People often trek countless miles, endure rain and insects, and sleep on the hard ground in order to catch a glimpse of the cascading water at the end of the journey.
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Rent a car and make your way around the island stopping off to see Wilderness World Heritage Area, Cradle Mountain; you may even catch a glimpse of the endangered Tasmanian devil.
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At least a half-dozen news cameras positioned themselves outside the building's garage, hoping to catch a glimpse of Mr. Mueller driving his sensible Subaru into a colorless, bureaucratic-looking complex.
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Initiation rite: Trying to catch a glimpse of the goats grazing on the grass-lined roof of Al Johnson's, a 70-year-old Swedish restaurant across the street from the beach.
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He held open the door of the shed just long enough for me to catch a glimpse of several hanging racks of fringed acid-washed denim pants and oversized work shirts.
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Clearly moviegoers wanted to catch a glimpse of the movie that beat out the likes of "The Irishman" and "Joker" at the Golden Globes (Mendes also won the best director Globe).
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During the signing ceremony, the public was able to catch a glimpse of the formal impeachment document — containing one count of abuse of power, and one count of obstruction of Congress.
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My sister and I once stood on the roadside for hours near our home in Monrovia hoping to catch a glimpse of Amy Carter, when President Carter visited Liberia in 1978.
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There are ways to celebrate — and even catch a glimpse of — the solar eclipse in action, but there are a few things you need to know before you attend your viewing party.
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Escorted by her father, Prince Andrew, Eugenie exited the car to the cheers of hundreds of well-wishers who stood outside the chapel entrance to catch a glimpse of the royal bride.
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But eagle-eyed fans could also catch a glimpse of something unmistakable in the reflection of her lenses: a full-body pillow, which many women are known to use specifically during pregnancy.
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If you were hoping to catch a glimpse of newlyweds Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth walking down the red carpet at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards tonight, I have some bad news.
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Given the president's itinerary in London (which may or may not have been planned to skirt around the city's planned protests) he is unlikely to catch a glimpse of his blimpy doppelgänger.
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Though introduced in the opening of the film, fans won't get to catch a glimpse of Grindelwald until the very end where Johnny Depp is revealed to be playing the dark wizard.
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For years, hoards of millennials have flown out to Indio, California to listen to Beyoncé and maybe catch a glimpse of Vanessa Hudgens, but the main event has always been the clothes.
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That's where you'll find huge networks of sensors and cameras, quietly waiting to catch a glimpse of an elusive neutrino as it hurtles through the Earth from its origin in deep space.
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On the Luxe House Snapchat account, you can sometimes catch a glimpse of the house's interior: a gray sectional sofa, some wooden chairs, a sun room with huge floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Kathleen Rodriguez has put thousands of miles on her truck, driving through some of the toughest neighborhoods in Dallas, hoping to catch a glimpse of her 15-year-old daughter, Maria Elizalde.
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According to KABC-TV, the influx of tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of the block has led many drive on the wrong side of the road, park illegally and block driveways.
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Three years later, tens of thousands spilled into the streets of Havana to celebrate Batista's downfall and catch a glimpse of Castro as his rebel caravan arrived in the capital on Jan.
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For the past two years, a research team led by Rebecca Wellard of Curtin University in Perth has accompanied commercial whale-watching boats to catch a glimpse of orca whales in action.
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Hundreds of Cubs fans lined up hours before the gates to the celebration even opened, just so they could be among the first to catch a glimpse of their historic baseball team.
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Kate's Walkabout Kate charmed a crowd of more than 1,000 well-wishers who had been waiting for hours in the cold, windy weather to catch a glimpse of the newly-engaged couple.
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Over the next year, we glued ourselves to the various entrances to try to catch a glimpse of the comings and goings of the major and minor players involved in the investigation.
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Pedestrians in Manhattan can catch a glimpse of apparatus that looks like a video camera on a stand, but jerks around and has a strange, hornlike protrusion where the lens should be.
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Are you harboring secret fantasies of strolling through Harrods, shopping for Liberty prints, sipping cocktails out of teacups, and casually circling Kensington Palace hoping to catch a glimpse of Will and Kate?
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Curious residents of the village of Sutherland, known more for one of the southern hemisphere's largest optical telescopes, thronged outside the police station to catch a glimpse of the locked-up lion.
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But not before thousands of fans, at least those who avoided the traffic jams outside the course, had taken the chance to catch a glimpse of one of sport's most famous celebrities.
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Right before everything goes dark, you catch a glimpse of a young guy in a baseball cap standing shirtless in a bedroom, holding up his mobile phone to film two people fucking.
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Traffic bottled up at the exits closest to the hotel as drivers pointed, some attempting to catch a glimpse of the windows that were smashed by the gunman on the other side.
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And those who live in the Washington metropolitan area may catch a glimpse of Marine One helicopters as flight tests take place at the nearby Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland.
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Journalists in the city to cover the talks and pedestrians alike stood outside the St. Regis Hotel, where Kim is believed to be staying, trying to catch a glimpse of the leader.
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Though we rarely discussed legal cases or his work on the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals over the years we worked together, I did catch a glimpse of what motivates Ray professionally.
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A thief has been pickpocketing Hamilton fans while they stand outside the Richard Rodgers Theatre in Manhattan and try to catch a glimpse of the Broadway musical's stars, CBS New York reports.
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The big picture: The dictator, known for extensive human rights abuses at home, received cheers from assembled crowds hoping to catch a glimpse of him as he walked through the modern metropolis.
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Ask a few security people where the artist's entrance is as you duck and cover your face so no "fans" catch a glimpse of you and immediately bombard you for photo requests.
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By exploring this region, scientists are hoping to catch a glimpse of Mars' ancient past, when the Red Planet was able to maintain liquid water on the surface—and possibly even life.
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You might even catch a glimpse of visitors dressed in top hats and tailcoats marveling at the specimens; the museum is a popular meeting place for members of Montreal's flourishing steampunk scene.
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As the song ends, viewers catch a glimpse of Jesse in his final appearance on the show, as he makes his escape from his neo-Nazi captors in a Chevrolet El Camino.
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Hicks said she and the removal squad peeked into the bathroom to catch a glimpse of what she first thought was a lemur wreaking havoc, scaling the shower curtain and skittering around.
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But with them comes a storm of others: their campaign staffers, strategists, the political press, even voters from neighboring states eager to catch a glimpse of the next potential White House occupant.
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The winner of the collegiate tournament receives a wild card bid to next year's Open, so you may catch a glimpse of future talent, and late round doubles play is always entertaining.
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She came to catch a glimpse of the candidate, who made a stop in her neighborhood on Sunday as part of his four-day bus tour across the crucial early voting state.
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She came to catch a glimpse of the candidate, who made a stop in her neighborhood on Sunday as part of his four-day bus tour across the crucial early voting state.
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Above all, here you can catch a glimpse of history as seen through the eyes of a venerable newspaper whose legacy lives on through The International New York Times — and this collection.
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Many had arrived from around the country in the early morning to secure a spot along Paris's most famous avenue, hoping to catch a glimpse of the hearse carrying Mr. Hallyday's coffin.
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For those hoping to catch a glimpse of the new emperor in person, the inner grounds of the Imperial Palace will open to well-wishers for a public greeting on May 4 .
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Hundreds of fans SWARMED the streets of New York on Tuesday to catch a glimpse of soccer superstar Paul Pogba ... nearly trapping his car in the process -- and the video is insane!!!
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Such is the region's passion for the game that when Australia played a friendly match in PNG in 2016, thousands of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the visitors.
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Commerce, Georgia (CNN)On Friday nights, the crowds would pack the high school football stadium in this small Georgia town, many just to catch a glimpse of the main attraction: #47, Ronald Moon.
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Rihanna turned out for the Women's March in New York City, and her fans couldn't have been more excited to catch a glimpse of the Anti singer making her way to Trump Tower.
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On March 8, 2012, Queen Elizabeth and Kate, joined by Prince Philip, traveled to Leicester by train from Kings Cross St. Pancras Station, where fans gathered to catch a glimpse of the royals.
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Despite social media, and the increased access we think we have to the clubs we support, many fans still peer over the gates to try to catch a glimpse of the happenings inside.
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Over in "PLAYA" land, things have gone awry for Pryce, who naively let Nacho check out his new ride and, unbeknownst to him, catch a glimpse of his car's registration — and home address.
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While Anderson is somewhat of a pseudo-celebrity to die-hard Swifties, plenty of fans showed up to the wedding site in order to catch a glimpse of the "Blank Space" songstress herself.
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An estimated worldwide television audience of some 3503 million people tuned in while crowds packed the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple as they rode past in an open carriage.
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But clearly, there's something to The Life of Pablo artist's antics because over 20 million people tuned in via live stream to try and catch a glimpse of what Ye would do next.
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When it became clear that Presley would not return to the stage, many in the crowd made a dash for the door, hoping to catch a glimpse of the King making his exit.
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Despite the moderate 55-degree weather, they sweetly shared a blue blanket to cover their laps as they departed, smiling and waving to eager fans hopeful to catch a glimpse of the duo.
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The latest New Yorker contains about 14,000 exceedingly well-crafted words about Zuckerberg, and yet, not once do we catch a glimpse of the man outside his carefully managed cocoon of self-awareness.
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Hundreds gathered at the airport to catch a glimpse of the royal couple and special Olympian Macey Hangartner presented them flowers along with Reem Arafat, a representative of an organization that helps refugees.
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Mixed in with all the best-selling products from the most popular brands in the biz, every so often you might just catch a glimpse of a brand you've never even heard of.
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Not quite, a new moon is always a good opportunity to see the sky at its darkest without moonlight drowning out any constellations or planets you may want to catch a glimpse of.
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Getting all the angles from stars shooting selfies and giving speeches to fans just trying to catch a glimpse of their heroes or cheering at home makes Snapchat's Story immersive and well-rounded.
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It's a good area for spotting celebrities, if that's your bag (I didn't see anyone on the Friday, but I did catch a glimpse of Arnold Schwarzenegger on the beach on the Saturday).
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Crowds of Cubans lined the roads and stood on rooftops to catch a glimpse of Castro's remains, which were carried in a box on a simple trailer and towed by a military Jeep.
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As such, any mystique came from the cocoon-like nature of his recordings, their silky samples laced together so tightly that it was hard to catch a glimpse of the kid behind them.
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From the window of the facility, you can catch a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean, precisely eight years ago today the stage for one of the greatest natural disasters of the 21st century.
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During Independence Day celebrations this month, millions looked skyward to catch a glimpse of the traditional cross-country flyover of fighter jets, Hercules transport planes, air-to-air refueling craft and attack helicopters.
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The invitees will be able to watch the arrivals of the bride and groom and their guests and also catch a glimpse of the newlyweds depart in a carriage procession after the ceremony.
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AIROLO, Switzerland (Reuters) - For upwards of almost $200 a night, guests at a Swiss hotel might expect to catch a glimpse of the towering Alps or overlook one of the country's famous lakes.
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In summer 2016, we traveled to one of the biggest Christian music festivals in the county, Creation Music Festival, to catch a glimpse of what goes on inside the bubble of Christian music.
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Hundreds of thousands of black-clad mourners lined the streets of Bangkok to honor him and catch a glimpse of the royal chariot transporting his funerary urn to a 164-foot-high pyre.
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I love "Gilmore Girls," but every time I catch a glimpse of the scrubby brown mountains that somehow frame Stars Hollow, the picturesque, fictional Connecticut town, all I can think about is Burbank.
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At least for now, some UK area residents are getting an opportunity to catch a glimpse of a plane designed so far ahead of the time, it's yet to go out of style.
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A modest crowd of press and guests waited in a nearby building for the rain to let up; across the bay, groups of people were waiting to catch a glimpse of the future.
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What we don't know is whether we'll be seeing her solely in flashbacks into Offred's past or whether we'll also catch a glimpse of her in the present, in the Colonies or elsewhere.
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Hoping the storm that's coming won't kill us, so we can catch a glimpse of that blue sky, or steal a moment with someone we love, but knowing it will probably destroy us anyway?
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Three years later, tens of thousands spilled into the streets of Havana to celebrate Batista's downfall and catch a glimpse of Castro as his rebel caravan arrived in the capital on January 21990, 21956.
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The offer came after fans of the band called for protection for BTS after their arrival at a Korean airport wrecked havoc due to admirers hoping to catch a glimpse of the famous group.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are some movie scenes that are so iconic, so memorable, that even if you only catch a glimpse of a single frame, you'll still instantly recognize the film.
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HAMPTON, N.H. – Anyone looking for signs that Nancy Pelosi has lost clout within the Democratic ranks this cycle need only catch a glimpse of last week's candidate forum in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District.
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The group is currently installing a giant dark matter detector underground in a former mine in South Dakota, where they hope to catch a glimpse of a hypothesized dark matter particle called a WIMP.
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When he celebrated his 60th year on the throne in June 2006, hundreds of thousands of Thais lined Bangkok's thoroughfares to catch a glimpse of the monarch and to celebrate the milestone with him.
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There's a Blood Moon on the rise, and people around the world will be able to catch a glimpse of it on Friday July 27th, 2018, when the Moon ducks into the Earth's shadow.
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I did my best to catch a glimpse of Jake Gyllenhaal on one of the big screens, but there were so many tourists packed into the streets that it was hard to see anything.
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The Twelve Apostles on the coast of Victoria have long been a gem of Australia's tourism industry, with visitors flocking to catch a glimpse of the majestic limestone pillars jutting out of the waves.
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As I made my way out, I passed through a crowd of Mariah fans, wearing Mariah shirts and holding Mariah signs, craning their necks to catch a glimpse of her through the restaurant's windows.
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Ahead, catch a glimpse of some of Parke's spring 2016 offerings, which are currently available, and be sure to check out her pre-fall collection on February 7, when it drops on Moda Operandi.
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According to National Geographic, anyone living above the 40-degree latitude line (think of an imaginary path between Philadelphia and Denver) could be able to catch a glimpse of Mother Nature's famous light show.
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Most of this trailer is an extended tribute to The CW's extended DC comic book universe, but you do catch a glimpse of the forthcoming superhero Black Lightning, in full costume with lightning blazing.
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Gay is reportedly on track to resume basketball activities in June, just in time for potential suitors to catch a glimpse of how he looks before any official offers can be made in July.
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Initially, my real interest in the club was anthropological; it was the most pretentious club imaginable, and I thought I might catch a glimpse of a dying breed of aristocratic youths in their element.
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Unlike some of the other game options in the box, hide-and-seek hasn't been drawn for decades — not since Helene's wedding, which we catch a glimpse of at the beginning of the film.
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Their live performance is a chance to catch a glimpse of all their mystery coming undone, which is what took place when they returned to Toronto in mid-July, after a decade of silence.
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Every so often in "The Dark Tower," you catch a glimpse of what might have been: the might-have-been narrative ambition, the might-have-been pop mythology, the might-have-been genre assemblage.
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Young soldiers passing through the Oakland facility often made time to travel across the bay to catch a glimpse of the emerging scene in the Haight, especially once the neighborhood began attracting national attention.
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Not since the Romans opened the thermal springs a couple of millennia back has there been such a rush of press eager to catch a glimpse of a celebrity at the local Holburne Museum.
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The Duchess of Sussex was greeted by cheers from crowds outside the multi-storey building with many onlookers leaning out of windows to catch a glimpse of her in a sleeveless dark blue jumpsuit.
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Crowds swarmed and lines stretched around the block of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Tuesday morning to catch a glimpse of Aretha and pay last respects to the legendary singer.
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On Tuesday morning, Lee sprinted his post round so that he could get to the King Power Stadium in time to catch a glimpse of his heroes as they departed for a celebratory lunch.
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From the late '80s classic Akira — which you'll catch a glimpse of in the upcoming Ready Player One — to hits like Soul Eater and Fruits Basket, there's plenty of anime action and drama on sale.
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On Sunday, she was reportedly seen hanging out at Lisa Vanderpump's West Hollywood restaurants, just as one does when their Bravo-loving friends are in town and are hoping to catch a glimpse of Stassi.
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" While 600 guests attended the ceremony in the chapel, and thousands more converged at Windsor Castle to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds during their carriage procession, Gavankar said the ceremony was "actually quite small.
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The couples delighted well-wishers who lined the route surrounding the 16th-century church to catch a glimpse of the royal family on the Queen's Sandringham estate in Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London.
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Since the rare phenomenon is unsafe to view with the naked eye, many eager people hoping to safely catch a glimpse of the moon passing in front of the sun purchased protective eyewear in advance.
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About the only thing that Whitson hasn't done in outer space is catch a glimpse of an alien—although she doesn't rule out the idea that intelligent life exists in other parts of the cosmos.
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Later, Kanye West's collective, G.O.O.D. Music, took over the celebrity haunt Up & Down on West 14th Street, where party crashers infiltrated, hoping to catch a glimpse of Mr. West after his Madison Square Garden spectacular.
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It was a very merry Christmas for one U.S. couple, who got engaged as they waited outside Sandringham to catch a glimpse of the royal family as they made their way to church Monday morning.
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Even if the moon washes out the dimmer ones, you're still going to see meteoroids—and the ones that you do catch a glimpse of are likely to be all the more well-worth seeing.
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The future sisters-in-law were all smiles as they were greeted by a huge crowd of well-wishers who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of Prince Harry and his bride-to-be.
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Outside, a large crowd gathered to catch a glimpse of a meal that harkened back to a time when diplomatic relations between the US and Canada were about more than who had the stronger handshake.
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If you want to catch a glimpse of the future—as in, blockbuster Hollywood sci-fi future—try going for a stroll down a picturesque stretch of waterfront in sleepy Albany, Oregon, population: 53,000 souls.
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But there's a moment — just a flash, and a twisted one — where you catch a glimpse of light for the story's most reprehensible character, who is not the serial killer but the racist, narcissistic grandmother.
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The pair got matching fox tattoos on their forearms in November, and Montgomery shared a photo of the body art where fans could also catch a glimpse of her growing belly for the first time.
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The beauty of this fantasy is that it can realistically be applied to anyone – men I know, celebrities, demi-celebrities, or even just random guys I happen to catch a glimpse of in the pub.
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He expressed confidence that people from all over the world would continue to wake up before dawn, just as they have for years, to catch a glimpse of the tomb blanketed in soft, golden light.
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Yes, I'm biracial like Meghan Markle, black like Meghan Markle, but I told myself I would watch a couple minutes of the royal hoopla — catch a glimpse of that dress, maybe — and then carry on.
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"She knows people have often travelled a long way, or waited for hours just to catch a glimpse of her, and muted shades would make Her Majesty hard to spot in a crowd," Dolby added.
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In the photos, it's clear that the singer's curls have been replaced by 20 inches of long, lightly balayage-highlighted hair, which you can catch a glimpse of on Gomez's BFF Raquelle Stevens' Instagram Story.
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Sitting in her cell, struggling to catch a glimpse of the moon out of her tiny window, Talbot's mind kept going back to an ice climbing outing she had gone on with her then-boyfriend.
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The boulevard that's dissecting the various lanes of traffic overflows with people holding cameras, iPads, and their various smartphones high in the air to catch a glimpse of Bowie's former address—located at Hauptstrasse 155.
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It was a blistering 90 degrees in Kansas City on Wednesday, but the crowd of fans lining up outside Whiskey Tango hoping to catch a glimpse of Blake Shelton was already a mile long by noon.
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But what's the meaning of all that when you're sitting all alone in an Amsterdam dressing room, while thousands of Dutch fans with names like Gert and Klazien are waiting to catch a glimpse of you?
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If your Facebook enemies don't stick that on their ferulas and bow down to them' just wait until they catch a glimpse of your papal resort-wear when you visit your summer retreat at Castel Gandolfo!
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Spanish-language newspaper El Pais reported that close to 300 law enforcement officials were surrounding the wedding as security, while hundreds of fans lines the streets outside the hotel to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds.
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Belfast-based blogger Laura-Ann brought her 2-year-old son George to Windsor Park Stadium on Wednesday hoping to catch a glimpse of Kate and Prince William during their two-day visit to Northern Ireland.
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If you weren't already blinded by Mariah Carey's whopping 35-carat, emerald-cut stunner last week, just wait until you catch a glimpse of the ring Jerry Hall, 59, received from billionaire fiancé Rupert Murdoch, 84.
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In the shadow of Disney's newest theme park that opened last year, hundreds of "Pirates" fans lined up to catch a glimpse of stars Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Javier Bardem ahead of an afternoon viewing.
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In the first weeks and months of Trump's campaign, plenty of attendees admitted they were there to catch a glimpse of the former host of the "The Apprentice" -- maybe even shake hands with the TV star.
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We also catch a glimpse of Tormund looking freaked out by a "HUNH HUNH" noise (very scary) and Wun Wun looking like he's fuh-reaking out on some Bolton soldiers and delivering them to the grave.
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Until it stops, you can watch the wrath of Mother Nature unfold on your laptop, a much safer spot than the proximity some so-called "lava chasers" have gone to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon.
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Miles McKenna, a YouTuber with more than 1.1 million followers, spoke this weekend at VidCon, a conference about online video that attracted an estimated 75,000 teens excited to catch a glimpse of their favorite content creators.
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DARMSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - Skywatchers will need sharp eyes and a lot of luck to catch a glimpse of China's Tiangong-1 space lab when it falls to Earth this weekend, a space expert said on Thursday.
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Thousands of tourists travel to South Africa's Western Cape each year to catch a glimpse of the ocean's top predator from underwater cages, but human interaction has made the largest contribution to declining local shark numbers.
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You either painstakingly advance your squad through a largely empty level until you catch a glimpse of the enemy, or you can just skip ahead to the combat by rushing your soldiers forward until something happens.
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Dive right into our gallery of sandy beach buns to catch a glimpse of the babes by the water ... see if you can figure out the star showing off her sweet cheeks in these sexy shots!
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That means that one hemisphere will bask under the sun both day and night, while the other will experience a frigid and dark winter and not catch a glimpse of the sun for that entire season.
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Beto O'Rourke, who hails from the area and is considering a 2020 presidential bid, headlined another rally so close to Trump's event that attendees could catch a glimpse of the President on a jumbo screen outside.
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He woke up as the plane started its descent into J.F.K. and quickly raised his window shade, hoping to catch a glimpse of that famous Manhattan skyline, but all he saw was a murky white mess.
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Tourists and residents gathered to catch a glimpse of the massive carrier on its maiden visit to Hong Kong, part of celebrations marking 20 years since the handover of the city from British to Chinese rule.
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During that ceremony, the public was able to catch a glimpse of the actual articles — one count of abuse of power, and one count of obstruction of Congress — that were passed by the House in December.
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Tokyo (CNN)Under crisp blue skies, about 1,000 well-wishers turned out at the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo Monday to catch a glimpse of Japan's Princess Ayako and her groom Kei Moriya on their wedding day.
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Hemingway also came to Cuba to avoid tourists, who by the mid 1930s had started showing up on his block in Key West, Florida, hoping to catch a glimpse of the author of A Farewell to Arms.
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On Tuesday, the foursome delighted well-wishers who lined the route surrounding the 16th-century church to catch a glimpse of the royal family on the Queen's Sandringham estate in Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London.
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Earlier this month, Belfast-based blogger Laura-Ann brought her 2-year-old son George to Windsor Park Stadium hoping to catch a glimpse of Kate and Prince William during their two-day visit to Northern Ireland.
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To the Editor: Factory farms and slaughterhouses are already shrouded in so much secrecy that one of the only ways consumers can catch a glimpse of where their food actually comes from is through whistle-blower exposés.
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FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules Still, Harry wanted to be more than just famous figure who waved to the crowds who gathered to catch a glimpse of him and his family.
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Tourists and residents gathered early to catch a glimpse of the massive carrier on its maiden visit to Hong Kong, part of celebrations marking 20 years since the handover of the city from British to Chinese rule.
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He'd been revived with oxygen—he hadn't needed Narcan—but as he sat in the ambulance his eyes were only partly opened, and his pupils, when I could catch a glimpse of them, were constricted to pinpoints.
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He delivered his final speech there, and more than 4,000 people gathered outside the Hotel Texas to catch a glimpse of the glamorous first couple just before they set off to Dallas where the president was assassinated.
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It was 38 degrees with a light drizzle, but that didn't stop thousands of fans of all ages from lining the streets between the Georgia Aquarium and Mercedes Benz Stadium to catch a glimpse of the team.
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"We might be able to see how much total mass exploded, and maybe catch a glimpse of any internal power source that has been providing the extra energy to power this supernova for so long," Arcavi said.
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Street Scene It's rare to get a peek behind the corporate curtain and to catch a glimpse of the real-time deterioration of the relationship between an activist investor and the chief executive he had long supported.
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The fast-paced excursion is an ideal way to catch a glimpse of many of the city's most popular tourist attractions, including Buckingham Palace, Covent Garden, Downing Street, Westminster Abbey and at least a half-dozen more.
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But there are plenty more opportunities in other places to scurry over piles of sharp objects and maggot-infested mystery mush to catch a glimpse of some of the exotic flying things that are drawn to landfills.
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I'm still learning about you and I'll never grow old of watching you slowly wake up, catch a glimpse of me or your dad and focus intently, almost as if to say "I know you,'" she added.
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Later, after hearing speculation that Katie might be on the move at night time, the couple acquired night-vision goggles and spent hours out in the cold, hoping to catch a glimpse of Katie traversing a field.
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"I will be the president of all Congolese," Tshisekedi told thousands of delirious supporters, many of whom had scaled the walls of his party headquarters and the trees outside to catch a glimpse of him on stage.
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" In his final years, Krakowski says there were special moments where she would catch a glimpse of the dad she knew before he was diagnosed, calling them "beautiful glimmers" to behold — and "something that you hold on to.
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In fact, so many people lined the road to catch a glimpse of the newly married couple that famed British author J.K. Rowling decided to compare the royal wedding attendance to that of America&aposs 2017 presidential inauguration.
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Visitors can easily catch a glimpse of one of these majestic beasts by driving along the Wildlife Loop Road, where South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks says that the animals typically stop in the middle of the road.
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While crowds gathered outside the Lindo Wing to catch a glimpse of the royal babies after Princess Diana and Kate gave birth, it's possible that Meghan and Harry will not have such a public departure from the hospital.
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The story behind the scene goes that in order to capitalize on dramatic effect, both viewers and performers in the film were unable to catch a glimpse of the singing blue alien until the scene was actually shot.
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During the May 9, 2016, transit, scientists at the Big Bear Solar Observatory in California will try to catch a glimpse of sodium in the planet's exosphere, in order to better understand how it escapes the planet's surface.
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Ms. Cartes is among the tens of thousands of Argentines planning to make a pilgrimage to Chile during the peak of the summertime holiday to catch a glimpse of the pope, who was born here in Buenos Aires.
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C.F.P.B. staff members were just as likely to catch a glimpse of him on television: Mulvaney's dual agency hats made him an in-demand guest on cable shows, where he capably defended Trump against the day's mini-scandal.
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Finding the entire ground floor of a Roman building on a bomb site captured the public imagination, and thousands of people queued for hours to catch a glimpse of the statues of Roman gods emerging from the ruins.
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But if you are ever trying to find stories of people left off the official historical record, gossip becomes a place where you can maybe catch a glimpse of them, a distorted version of them trapped in scandal.
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You can see Zion is with his mom, step-dad and little brother as they leave the arena -- while everyone else in the area gathered around to catch a glimpse of the most hyped NBA rookie in years.
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As does retired NYPD Officer Fiorillo, along with other members of the community determined to catch a glimpse of Burke up close—and perhaps gain some insight into how a culture of police corruption has festered for decades.
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The Bangtan Boys kicked off "Good Morning America's" 2019 Summer Concert Series on Wednesday morning and many of their fans -- known as the ARMY -- had camped out in the rain for days to catch a glimpse of the group.
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"It keeps 18 (majors) in play," Fowler told a small group of reporters amid what for Augusta National amounted to frenzied scenes outside the clubhouse as thousands of spectators congregated hoping to catch a glimpse of the new champion.
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Before their hearing, crowds of onlookers and local college students gathered outside the US District Court in Seaport to catch a glimpse of the actors, holding signs either supporting "Aunt Becky" or asking if she would pay their tuition.
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My father had retired to the living room to watch the news, my mother outside to the kitchen, while I lingered on the staircase between the living room and the study, hoping to catch a glimpse of the spectacle.
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If you watched the season 2 premiere Tuesday night (shame on you if you didn't) ... Justin Hartley's character, Kevin, is on the phone with his gf, who can't make it to L.A. to catch a glimpse of the Kardashians.
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Ian, along with his father Patrick Parker, had recently stopped by the Nashville Zoo to see the new Trek of the Andean bear exhibit, so Ian could catch a glimpse of the South American species, Fox 17 Nashville reports.
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"Also, if you wake up early enough you can catch a glimpse of the orange robed monks walking in silence to collect alms from devotees on their way to pray at one of the 30 temples in the city."
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These sexy stars have been sharing their steams and now you can take a deep dive through our gallery of celebs in the sauna ... catch a glimpse of all the celebs trying to stay warm while still looking good!!!
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An estimated five million people swarmed city streets and sidewalks Friday -- some standing since well before sunrise -- hoping to catch a glimpse of the Chicago Cubs team that won its first World Series title in 103 years this week.
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We met in the building's library, and as we spoke a growing assemblage of B.J.P. members crowded against its glass door to catch a glimpse of Malavika Avinash, a popular Kannada-language actress who moonlights as a B.J.P. spokeswoman.
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The roar of the aircraft echoed throughout much of downtown Washington and surprised passersby cast their eyes skyward to catch a glimpse of the rare flyover in an area that has been off limits to planes since the Sept.
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It was a sunny spring day, and Mr. Zakeri and his friend were discussing the enhanced police presence that had accompanied the crowds swarming the normally peaceful area around the shrine, hoping to catch a glimpse of the mummy.
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Anyone who wants to catch a glimpse of the designers, editors, buyers and celebrities who turn the cogs of London Fashion Week will find an Art Deco-inspired restaurant called Casa Cruz is the best bet for a sighting.
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In the aftermath, her erratic mental health, financial struggles, and weight gain became a central storyline on the show, but today she's beaming, mouthing "oh my god" at the number of people waiting to catch a glimpse of her.
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While only 6,436 people live year-round in Kittilä, some 750,000 visitors travel to the region each year to hike, ski, catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, and soak in spas, among other nature and wellness-focused activities.
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MU69 will pass in front of a star one more time, in August next year, allowing the New Horizons team one last chance before the flyby to catch a glimpse of the object and what could be its moon.
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Unless you were to catch a glimpse of the notice above the author's name—which reads, "Supported by: Mondelēz International"—you might not have a single clue that the article was in fact "supported" by the multinational food conglomerate.
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You may be sweaty from the gym or walking in from a long day of work when you catch a glimpse of your partner sitting on the couch or stirring tomato sauce, and you suddenly want to jump their bones.
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In the second episode, titled "Subtle Beast," we learn a bit more about Naz's case, catch a glimpse of the inner-life of attorney John Stone and peep at Detective Box's personal motives, all while guessing at Andrea's shady history.
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The blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment happened right after Streisand performed her classic song "People" in the CBS special Streisand: Live in Concert, where you can catch a glimpse of Grande looking teary-eyed after witnessing a music legend perform.
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Possibly anticipating a scene from Coffee and Cigarettes, in which Bill Murray plays the waiter serving Wu Tang's GZA and RZA (hilarity ensues), hundreds of New Yorkers hit up 21 Greenpoint Friday night to catch a glimpse of the actor.
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Pause it at the two-second mark, and not only will you be spared the full song, but as Phandroid points out, you might catch a glimpse of what could be Moto's next phone — the still-unannounced Moto X 2017.
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Shortly after this year's Met Gala, a video surfaced on Twitter showing Wintour dancing but from a different P.O.V. Basically you don't quite get to see just how badass those moves really are until you catch a glimpse of Hayek's snippet.
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Interpersonal dynamics are scripted to create circumstances ripe for exposure, and it's in the social, rather than physical, qualities of these fictional STDs that we catch a glimpse of real life, in the form of negative stereotypes about sexually contracted illness.
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A new paper in Nature Materials by researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Cambridge details how physicists were finally able to catch a glimpse of the predicted quantum spin liquid, and the strange fermions that accompany it.
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And its first launch should be a rather special one for space geeks living in the mid-Atlantic, who can catch a glimpse of the fiery metal tube in the sky as it ascends up and out of our atmosphere.
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But Bee is the real star here, subverting the typical tropes of the setup—Cole sneaks downstairs, hoping to catch a glimpse of Bee having sex, but he's shocked to instead find her murdering a boy she lured to the house.
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While Miranda's departure may be too soon for the throngs that pack 46th Street to catch a glimpse of him during the weekly #Ham4Ham shows, there is hope that one day we may all see him perform in the titular role.
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However, even eagle-eyed viewers of the CMAs last night probably didn't catch a glimpse of the pop star's first red carpet look, an ornately embellished Zuhair Murad gown which she paired with Lorraine Schwartz diamond pear-shaped drop earrings.
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The section of Kilimanjaro Safari Savanna where the calf was born was shut down during the birth, reports WTFV 9, but is now open again, which means parks guests will have a chance to catch a glimpse of the newborn.
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For the millions of viewers hoping to catch a glimpse of the event outside of Times Square, there are a number of ways to watch the Waterfold Crystal Times Square New Year's Eve Ball drop starting at 11:59 p.m.
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I try to just enjoy what it feels like, but whenever I catch a glimpse of my stomach scrunched in a weird way, I feel really unattractive and it makes me want to run and put on a baggy sweater.
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The journalists on Mr. Kerry's small plane — an older Boeing 757 that he despises — usually depart from the rear door, hop into a van that joins the back of his motorcade, and catch a glimpse of the start of most meetings.
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That's the last thing I put on before I go onstage and sometimes when I stand up and I'm walking past Jafar's dressing room I can catch a glimpse of myself walking by and I'm like, Oh my gosh, it's Jasmine.
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At about this time, Markle and her mother will leave their hotel by car, travelling along the Long Walk promenade that runs up to the castle to allow spectators catch a glimpse of the bride on the way to the ceremony.
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" This fear has intruded on some of his happiest moments, like the night he went out to Paisley Park with a bunch of colleagues and friends to try to catch a glimpse of Prince, and ended up shouting, "It's O.K.!
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And yet, between now and then, the horror has opened a window through which we are able to catch a glimpse of our common humanity, of how frail it is, of how thin is the line that divides civility from barbarism.
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You can catch a glimpse of your upcoming calendar appointments while running from meeting to meeting, scribble something on the top of your laptop with a stylus, or even read a Kindle book when the laptop is closed on your lap.
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Upon seeing the tweet, then-14-year-old Chalamet raced from his home in Hell's Kitchen to the Brooks Atkinson Theatre in Times Square, where he waited outside for two hours to catch a glimpse of Stoudemire, he told Vulture.
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They'd be carefully escorted from five-star hotels to purpose-built venues, escorted in air-conditioned cars and driven along the Corniche so they could catch a glimpse of the Gulf before being whisked away to yet another elaborate meal.
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We want to catch a glimpse of Wilfried Zaha, Connor Wickham and Yannick Bolasie physically cringing as their manager cha-cha-chas around his technical area, undulating to the rhythm of the universe as they concede a late equaliser to West Brom.
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It started off as a small project, but in just a few years, the foundation has grown, and I've been able to connect with dozens of people, help them heal, and (to my surprise) even catch a glimpse of my original dream.
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But journalists have found it strangely difficult to catch a glimpse of her—indeed, the local press pack was locked in a room and forbidden from filming her on a visit this morning to a factory, according to CornwallLive, a news website.
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If you'd rather not get trampled by teens and/or grown adults racing through the store on their karts, you can catch a glimpse of additional decorations outside the store — Target's will transform the big, red bollards into disembodied Mario and Luigi heads.
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While this new tease for Shadow is the first actual confirmation of a third game to round out the trilogy, rumors sprung up in late 2016 when a games-loving commuter happened to catch a glimpse of a laptop screen bearing that title.
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To take your photo next to the mural or even catch a glimpse of it, supplicants would have to prove their influencer status by showing the on-site security guard their social media account with either a verified checkmark or over 20,000 followers.
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It's part of the greater conflict surrounding tourism in Myanmar: We're all so eager to get there and catch a glimpse of this untouched culture before the Western world arrives at its door, but our very presence chips away at its authenticity.
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As you peer round the curtain from your cramped economy seat and catch a glimpse of the Champagne being handed out just a few meters away, you sigh and gaze longingly at a travel experience that is so close, yet so far.
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Sometimes I'll find an old photo of myself or I'll catch a glimpse of my face in the mirror and find my own greys that have seeped into my hair and beard, and I'll hear McKenzie's voice in my head: "Take me back."
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The monster we catch a glimpse of is some kind of pig-man (sort of like the pig-man in Murder House) and somebody keeps leaving little dolls all over the place and hanging unasked-for yarn decor around Shelby and Matt's house.
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Thinking that I really need to see an actual athlete in action, I trudge up a steep hill to the unhelpfully situated media center, from which I can catch a glimpse of some churning water and an arm or two in the distance.
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The media waits to catch a glimpse of Chapo being marched to a navy helicopter Minutes before, Attorney General Gómez had run through the intelligence prowess she claimed had made it all possible at a carefully stage-managed press conference at the airport.
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But while I might catch a glimpse of a few cylindrical heads with neck bolts of the sort that were standard movie and TV fare from Boris Karloff to Herman Munster, it's unlikely I'll see a particularly accurate rendering of Victor Frankenstein's creation.
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The Iauaretê Project has teamed up with the Uakari Lodge in the reserve, which is operated by an association of local residents, to offer ecotourism trips that take advantage of the trackers to allow tourists to catch a glimpse of the animals.
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Throngs of people — many in T-shirts, hats and scarves bearing his likeness — lined streets and peered down from pedestrian bridges to catch a glimpse of Bemba, who waved and thrust his fist into the air from the open top of his car.
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In the book, the neighborhood doesn't really register as filthy and squalid until Elena has a chance to get out of it and catch a glimpse of the rest of Naples; she's just living her life in the only place she knows.
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The green rolling hills and agricultural community make it feel like stepping onto a remote Scottish island or into an episode of Emmerdale, until you catch a glimpse of swaying palm trees or the massive waves crashing dramatically over the black volcanic coastline.
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Despite the moderate 55-degree weather, Kate and the Queen sweetly shared a blue blanket to cover their laps as they departed side-by-side in the backseat of a car, smiling and waving to eager fans hopeful to catch a glimpse of the duo.
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Journalists, developers, and media types all clamored to catch a glimpse of "Creating Value for News Publishers and Readers on Facebook"—value that has become the most coveted asset in the news business as Facebook becomes a primary way the public finds and shares news.
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Even if you don't catch a glimpse of the legendary beast, the cruise is still entertaining, the songs are silly, the sights along the Inverness River and Loch Ness are beautiful, and there's no better place to down a pint of Nessie's Monster Mash beer.
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While it might be eye-catching to catch a glimpse of this iconic logo turned on its head, simply because it's unexpected, the stunt, at best, feels like a nice but empty gesture and a way for the company to pat itself on the back.
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During opposition, Mars will look larger in the sky than it usually does, providing amazing opportunities for skywatchers hoping to catch a glimpse of the red planet in a relatively rare position and giving Hubble this special chance to take a detailed photo of Mars.
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The prince joined big sister Princess Charlotte, 4, in taking a peek out the palace window to catch a glimpse of the crowds gathered for Trooping the Colour festivities on Saturday, raising up his hand to greet spectators and excitedly pointing at the growing crowds.
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What it's like: Activists set up stepladders on Miami-Dade County property across the road from a building — on federal property — that houses 13- to 15-year-olds, hoping to catch a glimpse of and cheer on the detainees who occasionally emerge from the facility.
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Because every so often, even ordinary people catch a glimpse of the rusting, sputtering, 20th-century machinery beneath the sleek facade of the global financial system, and Bitcoin is poised to do to that system what the Internet did to long-distance telephone calls.
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Although it's exclusive, fans and social media followers can usually catch a glimpse of the service on Kardashian West's Instagram and Snapchat stories — many of which feature sweet clips of daughter North West jamming out to her dad's music, performed by a full gospel choir.
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Old men in suspenders, babies in strollers, and everyone in between filled the cavernous Kyle Field, eager to catch a glimpse of the future of transportation — and also play with the Oculus Rift, Hendo Hoverboard, Tesla Model S, and other high-tech goodies on display.
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Although it's exclusive, fans and social media followers can usually catch a glimpse of the service on Kardashian West's Instagram and Snapchat stories — many of which feature sweet clips of daughter North jamming out to her dad's music, performed by a full gospel choir.
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If they're lucky, as they get up for another plate of Creole food from the elegant buffet, they might catch a glimpse of legendary chef Leah Chase as she and her staff prepare fried chicken and catfish, shrimp Clemenceau, gumbo z'herbes, collard greens, and more.
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In a leisure centre car park on the outskirts of Reading, 40 miles from London, more than a thousand people gathered in the middle of a working day, some leaving behind their desk jobs and even climbing trees to catch a glimpse of Corbyn.
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United Nations Memo From her 12th-floor corner office overlooking the thrum of Manhattan's East 20nd Street, Joanne Ou, a Taiwanese diplomat, can catch a glimpse of the motorcades ferrying foreign leaders to the United Nations General Assembly meeting a few blocks to the east.
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Trump finished his trip with a round of golf at the Greg Norman-designed course, interrupted only by a group of children who, along with their teachers, were strategically perched on a hill by the 9th hole hoping to catch a glimpse of the president.
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Though Tsukiji has been a local staple since 1935, supplying many of Japan's shops and restaurants with their seafood, in recent years the bustling market has also become a popular stop for tourists longing to catch a glimpse of the authentic Japanese market experience.
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" I suspect Bayley included the fact for the same reason that it stayed with me: because he, too, cannot stop keeping watch, hoping to catch a glimpse of the woman he married, who likewise now seems to "live in the unfathomable depths, surfacing at intervals.
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Maybe in the feathery orb of a dandelion's seeds, ready to be blown into the wind, or the carefree play of two kids sprinting down the street, you might catch a glimpse of your childhood, even if the place is far from that home.
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Senators craned their necks from their seats to catch a glimpse of Mr. Graham's reaction to having his words used against him, but he was not at his desk or indeed in the chamber at all, and his seatmate was left patting his empty chair.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Thousands of Houstonians turned up on Thursday to pay their respects to late President George H.W. Bush, a U.S. Northeast transplant who had made Texas his home, laying flowers at makeshift memorials and lining up to catch a glimpse of his funeral motorcade.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in are in the middle of a dramatic three-day summit that has featured warm hugs, elaborate musical performances, and throngs of Pyongyang's residents lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the historic moment.
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On Wednesday, though, the White House evidently stepped it up a notch: As reporters tried to catch a glimpse of Trump golfing near his private club Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, a white box truck drove in front of the president and blocked reporters' view.
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He quietly left his meeting with House leaders at the Republican National Committee's headquarters Thursday through the back door, avoiding throngs of reporters and a significantly smaller group of protesters, all craning their necks to catch a glimpse of the would-be leader of the free world.
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Woods is back in Green Jacket contention after a string of injuries and surgeries and, with a 10:42 tee time, the Augusta marshals will be put to the test with huge crowds lining the first hole to catch a glimpse of the four-time Masters champion.
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Back in October, Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, took a trip to New Zealand where they met and engaged with hundreds of locals, many of whom eagerly waited near each of the royal couple's outings to catch a glimpse of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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Although it's exclusive, fans and social media followers can usually catch a glimpse of the service on Kardashian West's Instagram and Snapchat stories — many of which feature sweet clips of the couple's daughter North West jamming out to her dad's music, performed by a full gospel choir.
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I tilted the screen away from my wife so she wouldn't be like what is that, but then my phone was facing the aisle, so that anyone coming back from the john could catch a glimpse of two rowdy gals going at in on a bathroom floor.
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Eventually came the classic hallmarks of a long-term love affair: I'd feel a little pang when I'd catch a glimpse of a care tag from the '25s, or a dated designer label font, as lovers do about misshaped earlobes, a familiar navel, or crooked little finger.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures trading volume fell during the two hours on Monday that people across a large portion of the United States donned special glasses to catch a glimpse of the first total solar eclipse to unfold across the country in nearly a century.
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CreditCreditAnnie Tritt for The New York Times The tabloid media had camped outside the five-story prewar building on Manhattan's Upper West Side, hoping to catch a glimpse of the mystery woman who had stolen the heart of Cynthia Nixon, the "Sex and the City" star.
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MIAMI — Andrew Gillum's campaign bus was running late, tied up in rain and traffic on Interstate 95, so his relatives waiting to catch a glimpse of the final days of his surging candidacy had a few minutes to reminisce about the politician as a young boy.
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Early on, we catch a glimpse of Snoop Dogg as a D.J. — later, Chris Rock will man the microphone at a radio station — but the real scene stealers are Tituss Burgess, Keegan-Michael Key, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Craig Robinson and above all the irreplaceable Wesley Snipes.
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Or, to think of it another way: Is it more fulfilling to hear a good, little-known band from a front-row seat in a local club, or to strain to catch a glimpse of a world-renowned group from the upper reaches of a stadium?
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And as the car world descends on Detroit this week to catch a glimpse of the future at the North American International Auto Show, visitors could spare a moment for a look at history inside Harper Hospital, where one of the mechanical hearts remains on display.
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Thanksgiving falls right before Art Basel Miami Beach, the world-renowned art fair that brings a crush of events (and crowds) to the city; come early and you're likely to catch a glimpse of the work as it's hauled in and displayed in hotels, boutiques, galleries and outdoor spaces.
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The walk and the steps were lined on both sides by hundreds of spectators who could not gain admission to the building — not the disorderly spectators who often disgrace the entrances to public assemblies, but respectable, well-dressed persons, who were anxious to catch a glimpse of the President.
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His brother, fellow social media star Jake Paul, has garnered his fair share of negative attention as well, including a viral news report that included details about Jake terrorizing neighbors with furniture bonfires and constant swarms of fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the social media star.
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It's still, however, the same NSFW video, so you'll have to click a disclaimer to watch and make sure no prying eyes are hoping to catch a glimpse of your screen — even though, given the public reaction to this video, I'm pretty sure they'd know what you were watching.
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NEW YORK, Aug 21 (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures trading volume fell during the two hours on Monday that people across a large portion of the United States donned special glasses to catch a glimpse of the first total solar eclipse to unfold across the country in nearly a century.
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Over the past month Ethiopians have gathered at celebration rallies in honor of Abiy Ahmed in London and Washington, and during his "diaspora tour" of the United States this week, vast crowds gathered at Minnesota's Target Center hoping to catch a glimpse of the man of the hour.
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Even in Gujarat, the state considered the strongest of Mr. Modi's strongholds, where people have been cheering his rise for the past 22017 years and line up in dusty fields by the thousands just to catch a glimpse of his saffron scarf and groomed white beard, many feel betrayed.
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But on the morning Miller's arm was going to be amputated, just below the elbow, a dozen friends and family members packed into a 236-foot-long corridor between the burn unit and the elevator, just to catch a glimpse of him as he was rolled to surgery.
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And when the sky gets really dark, go for a dip in one of the hotel's three onsite hot tubs filled with heated geothermal water where you can relax while trying to catch a glimpse of the spectacular northern lights as well as the constellations that decorate the night sky.
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Trudeau's official visit is the first for a Canadian prime minister in nearly twenty years, and drew hundreds of spectators, some of whom lined up for two hours to catch a glimpse of the young leader, who has been fawned over around the world since he took office last year.
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Although it's exclusive, fans and social media followers can usually catch a glimpse of the service on his wife Kim Kardashian West's Instagram and Snapchat stories — many of which feature sweet clips of the couple's daughter North West jamming out to her dad's music, performed by a full gospel choir.
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Despite Ms Yingluck's poor record in office, and a very heavy police presence, many thousands of her fans turned up at the courthouse hoping to catch a glimpse of her (one of them is pictured, after hearing news of the escape of her hero whose face is on her shirt).
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If you turned shoreward on a big day, the swells would lift you up and hold you aloft for a moment, just long enough to catch a glimpse of the inner compound: a classic Spanish-style mansion with a red-tile roof and a pool, all encircled by tall palm trees.
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He appeared a few times onscreen, and you catch a glimpse of him in the dining car of a train, in his second film, "Les Enfants Terribles" (1950), with Jean Cocteau, whose novel, about the near-incestuous rapport of a brother and sister, was the superheated source of the movie.
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I was one of the more than 1.3 million people who had lined the city streets in the sweltering summer heat to catch a glimpse of our new NBA Champions, the Cleveland Cavaliers, who were led by LeBron James to beat the Golden State Warriors in an historic seven-game series.
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Hundreds of supporters were gathered outside the federal police building in southern city of Curitiba, hoping to catch a glimpse of the popular, 74-year-old politician who is appealing his conviction of corruption and money laundering in connection with the purchase of a beachfront apartment in Sao Paulo state.
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The threat of FOMO (fear of missing out) is strong at fashion week — no other way to explain the gawkers who lined up 10 deep outside the Topshop show, hoping to catch a glimpse of Kate Moss — but Mr. Chalayan channeled his despair into one of the week's best collections.
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Tang Dixin's "Shooting the Moon" (2016) led visitors on a two-hour excursion through thick forests and slippery slopes — a path created and marked by the artist himself — only to capture intermittent chants or catch a glimpse of Dixin paddling away on the lake using, impressively, only two long bamboo poles.
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The video, cobbled together from traffic footage and the bus's surveillance camera, doesn't exactly capture the greatest crash angle, but you can at least catch a glimpse of the white, driverless SUV scraping against the bus and the bus driver's dumbfounded face as he pulls over to check out the damage.
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But look closer at Jamaican fruit bat colonies as they emerge from sinkhole caves in Cuba, and you may catch a glimpse of a concurrent macabre ritual: As the bats erupt from the cave, a deadly curtain of Cuban boas hangs in their path, aiming to snatch the winged creatures mid-flight.
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Trump golfed several times while spending the Christmas holiday at his home in Mar-a-Lago, and his hobby made headlines last week when a white truck was spotted blocking a space between the hedges that photographers and TV cameras previously used to catch a glimpse of the president on the course.
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Exit from the Shinkansen bullet train at Kumamoto station and there is nothing special on the platform, not so much as a banner – not until you take the escalator down and catch a glimpse of the enormous head of Kumamon set up downstairs, along with a mock stationmaster's office built for him.
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More than 1.5 million people, largely French families and school children, poured through the race village here on the west coast of France over three weeks to catch a glimpse of the 103 skippers and the radical 60-foot boats that will take them to the most remote areas on the planet.
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His presence on the world stage was always unlikely: To witness his malleable athleticism in that 2010 moment was to also catch a glimpse of an American soccer that has only existed in short spurts and that could be more broadly unleashed if guys like Dempsey were the norm in years to come.
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Deciding I shouldn't get in the way of what might transpire between the day-drinking maybe-lovebirds, I headed back up the escalator and into the lobby where there are pens of media people and civilians standing and watching the golden elevators, hoping to catch a glimpse of someone famous and yell something at them.
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You do not, for some reason, catch a glimpse of Jake Gyllenhaal's character, but here is a photo of him from when the film shot in New York City last summer: Okja will premiere globally on Netflix in June and will have a limited day-and-date theatrical release in the U.S. #JakeGyllenhaal #Okja pic.twitter.
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You catch a glimpse of some fascinating nuggets here and there (his relationship with Patti, for example, which the film rushes past, or even his initial burst of fame, which we hear about in the aftermath), but blink, and the action will have shifted forward a few years, with news footage serving as lazy exposition.
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Ms. Blackburn has embraced Mr. Trump tightly in her bid in a state he won with more than 60 percent of the vote in 2016, and on Tuesday evening, crowds lined up in the streets around the old Nashville Municipal Auditorium, many wearing plastic slickers against pouring rain, to catch a glimpse of the president.
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By 1983, the Rajneeshees—as Bhagwan's followers were called— transformed the property into a small city that included an electrical power plant, townhouses, malls, a gun-toting police force, an airstrip and miles of roads on which his ecstatic followers lined up to catch a glimpse of Rajneesh during his afternoon drives in one of his Rolls-Royce sedans.
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Now on her seventh year of filming her hit show of the same title, Drummond has become one of the network's most popular personalities, dishing up crowd-friendly comfort food as viewers catch a glimpse of the daily ranch tasks of her husband, Ladd, 48, and children, Alex, 20, Paige, 18, Bryce, 15, and Todd, 13.
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"If we stay on this trajectory, 28503 years from now, national parks and wildlife refuges will be like postage stamps of nature on a map, isolated islands of conservation with run-down facilities that crowds of Americans visit like zoos to catch a glimpse of our nation's remaining wildlife and undeveloped patches of land," Jewell said.
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"If we stay on this trajectory, 100 years from now, national parks and wildlife refuges will be like postage stamps of nature on a map, isolated islands of conservation with run-down facilities that crowds of Americans visit like zoos to catch a glimpse of our nation's remaining wildlife and undeveloped patches of land," Jewell said.
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Belgium, who bettered their fourth-place finish in 1986, were greeted by tens of thousands of enthusiastic flag waving fans, some climbing street signs and traffic lights to catch a glimpse of the players who rode in on open-top buses along the streets of central Brussels, before heading to the city's picturesque Grand Place square.
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Eager to see what was going on in the other stages, I ventured throughout the Jockey Club before his set fully wrapped I managed—luckily—to catch a glimpse of the ending of local heroes 40% Foda/Maneiríssimo's set, in which the "No Wave" group blasted tunes as fun as the records put out by the label.
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When I was young I certainly felt more like a white girl than an Asian one, and sometimes it was shocking to catch a glimpse of my face in the mirror and be forced to catalog the hated differences; to encounter tormentors and former friends and know that what they saw was so at odds with the person I believed I was.
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What's happening: AP reported early Tuesday that more than 300,000 tourists had collected in La Serena, Chile, to catch a glimpse of the eclipse — the first city in South America to experience totality, at 4:38pm ET. The path of the eclipse will trace a 90-mile-wide stretch of land, from La Serena to Chascomús, Argentina, south of Buenos Aires.
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Then there are countless books, movies and television shows, including Showtime's highly successful "The Tudors" and Netflix's "The Crown," which tracks the ascension to power of Queen Elizabeth II. And, I know of Americans who are planning to spend thousands of dollars to jet across the pond and camp out for days to catch a glimpse of Harry and Meghan.
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CreditCreditJohnathon Kelso for The New York Times ATLANTA — Unless you catch a glimpse of the eggplant Mercedes-Maybach S217 or the various young men with clusters of diamonds on choker-short chains coming and going at all hours, there is nothing too flashy about the headquarters of Quality Control Music, a record label here in the world's de facto hip-hop capital.
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Scores of protesters, members of the media and gawkers gathered outside Republican National Committee (RNC) headquarters on Thursday morning hoping to catch a glimpse of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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I wanted to know what sort of person is drawn to it—the type of person who doesn't just stop by to check it off a list that includes the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, and 9/11 Memorial but instead spends hours hoping to catch a glimpse of Donald Trump or one of the generals and billionaires he's appointing to top cabinet positions.
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The delirious love felt for artists from La Dispute to One Direction has birthed a massive amount of positive change on a personal level (how many times have you heard someone say an artist "saved" their life), as well as some pretty weird but ultimately harmless behaviour, like the time that girl hid in a bin just to catch a glimpse of Niall Horan.
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CHINA PAKISTAN NEPAL New Delhi INDIA Mumbai KERALA Bay of Bengal Koodathayai Indian Ocean SRI LANKA 400 miles By The New York Times Ms. Joseph drew a large crowd at her first court appearance earlier this month, emerging handcuffed from a police vehicle to a burst of jeers and catcalls, schoolchildren in matching uniforms struggling to catch a glimpse of her through the crowd.
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Later on, we even catch a glimpse of Pennywise the Clown from It, looming in front of what appears to be a dilapidated carnival attraction bearing his name: Although some fans are already complaining that the film's script seems to be fashioned mainly from clichéd one-liners, there's a potential reason for that — King himself took a hatchet to Roland's movie dialogue, making sure he says as little as possible.
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I was thrilled not just to cover some real geopolitics, but also to catch a glimpse of the journalistic stars I hoped one day to emulate: Daniszewski, Michele Kelemen from NPR, the Economist's Ed Lucas, the Washington Post's Peter Baker and Susan Glasser, reporters from the New York Times and the Guardian, and also from the end of a newspaper era — the Baltimore Sun and the Christian Science Monitor.
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Will Trump's new controversy draw popular attention away from the critically damaging sexual assault firestorm which has caused the extensive hemorrhaging of support for his candidacy; and was Trump's performance enough of a tactical victory to stop the bleeding and allow for the prospect of living to fight another day, or has he already pounded too many nails in his campaign's coffin to even catch a glimpse of electoral daylight?
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His face, body, and disposition in the wonderful photograph, wherein he is at home and both entrapped in a world still dominated by the outsider visions of Rio de Janeiro—at the very top of Parks's photograph we still catch a glimpse of the memorable statue, Christ the Redeemer monument (Cristo Redentor) which suggests the image Rio presents to the world—hiding the reality of many of its citizen's lives.
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For the millions of Americans who will celebrate President Lincoln this month, to all who will honor the achievements of African-Americans and their role in our nation's story, and to the thousands who will stand in line to catch a glimpse of the Emancipation Proclamation, I hope you will see that brave words written so many years ago can unite our nation, strengthen our democracy and inspire a vigor to forge even further ahead.
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The 2-time Pro Bowler, who played for the Chiefs and Dolphins, tells TMZ ... he happened to catch a glimpse of a 'KUWTK' episode a couple months ago where Kim Kardashian was visiting Alexandria House, a shelter for homeless women and homeless women with kids in L.A. Branden says Alexandria House's mission really hit home for him because he grew up in a single-parent home where his mom and aunt worked many jobs to make ends meet.
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