SPOILER ALERT: Hardy says, "Face punch, face punch, face punch, face punch, SLEEP!"
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There's a smiley face, surprised face, heart eyes, angry face, grimace, and crying face.
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Right face: RLeft face: LUpward-pointing face: UDownward-pointing face: DFront face: FBack face: B R, L, U, D, F, or B means to turn the corresponding face 90 degrees clockwise R', L', U', D', F', or B' means to turn the corresponding face 90 degrees counterclockwise.
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These are followed by "loudly crying face" (😭), "smiling face with heart-eyes" (😍), "face blowing a kiss" (😘), "face rolling eyes" (🙄), and "skull" (💀), "smiling face with smiling eyes" (😊), "weary face" (😩), and "thinking face" (🤔) in that order.
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When it comes to smiley faces, there will be a smiling face with three hearts, a hot face, a cold face, a dizzy face and a pleading face.
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Nearly two dozen "smileys and people" emoji will also make their debut, including a ROTFL face, Pinocchio face, face palm, clown face, a sneezing face and a pregnant woman.
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They can now love something, or thinks it's worthy of a wow face, a sad face, an angry face, or a "haha" face.
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Some places face hurricanes, while others face wildfires and others face extreme winter storms.
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Face to face A man who received a face transplant met the donor's family.
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The reactions take the five reaction emoji from Messenger — a heart, a smiling face, a surprised face, a crying face, and an angry face — and animate them as an overlay on your face.
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Types of puttersBlade: Heel/Toe: Mallet: Key features for puttersMetal Face: Insert Face: Combination Face:
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I wanted to show the other face, the real face, the face that Colombians experience.
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While typing the word 'feminists' included the crying tears of laugher face, the sleeping face, the unimpressed face, the rolling eyes face, the hmm/thinking emoji and the medical mask face among the predictions.
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"The face of these people is a face like my face; it's a face (like) somebody you could cross in the street today," he adds.
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So during that scene in the lake when Jack Chapman comes face-to-face with the big ape, he's actually coming face-to-face with himself.
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FINANCES FACE-TO-FACE Advisers from Fidelity, which administers Eastman Chemical's retirement plan, used to visit quarterly, but employees kept asking for more face-to-face interaction.
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I'm so glad you asked because not only did everyone say women in particular need face-to-face, the women told us they needed face-to-face.
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Being away from home all the time meant that I had to trade face-to-face interaction with my wife with face-to-face interaction with clients.
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Face analysis generates metadata about detected faces in the form of gender, age range, emotions, attributes such as 'Smile', face pose, face image quality and face landmarks.
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Face-to-face meetings are discouraged, and people eat alone in the cafeteria using a cardboard "face shield," to minimize risk when a face mask is removed.
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I know what you're thinking: face wash is face wash is face wash — and you're not wrong.
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"Why does Saint's face fit my face?" she asks, giggling in her face swap with her son.
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Why the hell is a face peel called a face peel if the face does not actually peel?
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Plus there is a clown face, a Pinocchio-like lying face with a growing nose, a cowboy, and several "sick" faces like a green nauseated face, a sneezing face, and a drooling face (which looks more sick than salivating.).
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Ergo, Face ID would interpret a photo of a face as a flat surface — and therefore not actually a face.
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On a scale of sad face to happy face, point to the face that shows how much you enjoy reading.
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Obama's face forms the composition's peak, but could be almost anyone's face, like a model's face in a fashion spread.
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There will be six new faces, including an especially adorable "smiling face with three hearts", hot and cold faces, a "pleading face", a "woozy face", and a "partying face" complete with confetti.
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That's all fixed in the new set of emoji, which includes a shrug emoji, a lying face (a Pinocchio elongated nose), a clown face (to creep out and amuse your friends), a selfie emoji, a right and left facing fist (virtual fist bumps!), a rolling on the floor face, a sneezing face and even a drooling face -Rolling On The Floor Laughing -Clown Face -Lying Face -Drooling Face -Nauseated Face -Sneezing Face -Prince -Shrug -Face Palm -Selfie -Hand With Index and Middle Fingers Crossed -Call Me Hand -Left-Facing Fist -Right-Facing Fist -Raised Back Of Hand -Handshake -Black Heart -Wilted Flower The update also adds a few people our emoji menu has been missing, like Mrs.
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This is the same guy who is too scared to face Robert Mueller face to face for an in-person interview.
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Adding a black face, one black face, one very light-skinned, pretty black face is not going to change the institution.
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Face ID supporting just one face makes a lot of sense on the face of things (sorry), since unlike with Touch ID, users have only one face to use for their unlocking purposes.
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In this study, face-to-face means "offline and in a classroom setting," but this model of online education blended with a face-to-face component hints at the strength of online mentorship.
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Adele came face to face with her doppelgänger on Tuesday.
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Now, Lisa and Kim have come face to face again.
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A superposition of a winky face and a smiley face.
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Coming face to face with your evil twin is creepy.
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He believes community can only be established face to face.
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"You never have your game face on, your party face."
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But sitting face to face with someone, that's another trip.
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And before long, Gunvalson and Tamra were face to face.
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Do you spray your face mist directly onto your face?
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Making the first move, face to face, is definitely overrated.
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The individuals face jail if convicted; the companies face fines.
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One Asian face is the same as another Asian face.
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Facebook doesn't store face signatures and only keeps face templates.
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And so Diane, face to face with Alicia, slapped her.
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Connection for me happens face to face, person to person.
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It's one consistent yellow gumdrop shape for face after face.
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The two men met face to face earlier this year.
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Together, they go to meet the evil face to face.
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So you might as well face reality and face facts.
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The group met face to face with members of Congress.
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Now there's a face that looks like The Rock's face!
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The first time they saw each other face to face.
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It's different when you are face to face with someone.
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It wasn't something that we could confront face to face.
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Second, that it's uttered face to face to an individual.
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"Look at his face, look at his face!" he says.
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Some issues have to be grappled with face to face.
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Darrow and Seager talked every way but face to face.
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This pulls into the moment, face to face with nature.
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After programming them, one girl set them face to face.
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He looks from face to face and doesn't see her.
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Nothing beats face to face meeting to build your ambassadors.
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I apologized unreservedly at the time and face to face.
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All right, coming up, Trump and Kim Jong-un prepare to meet face-to-face or maybe it&aposs face to chest.
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For the first time, Bloomberg qualified for a debate and had to face his opponents in the Democratic primary face-to-face.
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It's a new method of applying facial landmarks on a source face — any talking head will do — to the facial data of a target face, making the target face do what the source face does.
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Face to face with the creatures—well not face to face, exactly—she realises that she'll never decipher their spoken language of clicks and moans: perhaps the Colonel should have brought in a dolphin instead.
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Their fight, it appears, brings Mulder gun-to-face with CSM and both Scully and Mulder face-to-face with an actual UFO.
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Just minutes into the first Bioshock, you come face to face (well, face to JPEG) with Andrew Ryan, the objectivist architect of Rapture.
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"Fight Face" (season 6, episode 2) Rory and Lorelai have their first face-to-face encounter since the rift began, and it's vicious.
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Nobody got in my face; I didn't get in anybody's face.
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Sometimes, a face without makeup is just a face without makeup.
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Look at this face; you know you made this face, too.
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Here's Delbonis making a funny face—the face of a winner.
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I remember the first time I met him face to face.
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So that leaves me watching face after inked face shut down.
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With Face ID, Apple says, your face becomes your secure password.
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Let's face it — a lot of face masks are totally useless.
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If somebody got in his face, he'd get in their face.
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Deep eros plunges one face to face with death, here, now.
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That's when he first came face to face with the serpent.
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And Megvii Technology's face-recognition software, Face++, identifies people almost instantaneously.
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A good old-fashioned face to face should not be overlooked.
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These are what we must face, and, most importantly, face together.
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I wash my face with a Kiehl's face wash and moisturize.
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As result, she came face to face with a fuzzy tarantula.
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Later that afternoon, she went to meet Him face to face!
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"Go sit down with people and actually talk face-to face."
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It's never easy coming face to face with people you've demonized.
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Christoph Waltz is once again coming face to face with 007.
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When Tensay got in my face, he got in my face.
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The two met face to face again on Sunday in Bedminster.
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Face Halo, $22 for three, available May 22 at Face Halo.
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We need to do it more face to face and online.
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But, when they squared up face to face, BJ went down.
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Heads-up poker consists of just two players, face to face.
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"Is this Olmedini?" he asked when they met face to face.
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Most Americans, when they're face to face, are kind and caring.
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And here we are face to face in New York City.
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Kevin McAuley thanks me for agreeing to meet face to face.
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The face referred to here is the face of a clock.
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Fleetwood will face Tony Finau in singles; Molinari will face Mickelson.
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You know, I met some officials face to face very briefly.
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For that, you need to meet another person face to face.
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My face is like a face you have seen many times.
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Iran and America should sit face to face at negotiation table.
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Looking into [Teddy's] face was like looking into a doll's face.
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On her face — Shay's face, really — is a startling, inhuman smile.
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Don't tell me it doesn't matter to do face to face.
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"Coming face to face with it feels fucking awful," she said.
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Before this sergeant and I stood face to face in Iraq.
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Golbat is a giant face with wings — more face than bat.
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Items include, but are not limited to, golf balls with her face on them, Christmas ornaments with her face on them, mugs with her face on them, and a $122 Nike backpack, also featuring her face.
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The design is clearly Trump's face, although it looks little bit like Trump's face mixed with the face from "The Scream" by Edvard Munch.
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They made separate templates for each race—an average Asian face, white face, and black face, and based their algorithm on these three templates.
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I pick up stuff that I ordered from Amazon last week (face brush thing, a new face scrub, face lotion, and Canadian Nestle Smarties).
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EMANUEL: It&aposs pretty interesting must-see TV seeing the president get into it face-to-face with face with the NATO secretary general.
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Schools in poor communities not only face an educational challenge, they face many, many other burdens that other schools and other communities don't face.
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You can stop people and look at their face and see if that face matches some face of a wanted criminal in a database.
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The way people interact online isn't always the same face-to-face.
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We'll sit face to face and have a real conversation in person.
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Except now, the person on top straddles their partner face-to face.
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When your face pays In Yinchuan, your face is your credit card.
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Or rather, he's come face-to-face with a picture of her.
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Pouting face emoji, face with steam from nose emoji, wastebasket emoji, etc.
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Again, like I told you face to face Congrats on everything man.
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So what happened when they came face-to-face on Sunday night?
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When she stands back up, Cassandra comes face to face with someone.
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Eventually, Jamie comes face to face with Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies).
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In her school in Wales, teachers spotted the face-to-face bullying.
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It will be the first face-to-face encounter between the two.
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Puffy FaceJulianne Moore's "sushi face" is everyone else's face come allergy season.
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It is the first time the leaders have met face to face.
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The three of us stood face to face, two aligned against one.
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We stood face-to-face with the facility's centrepiece: the blast chamber.
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They all face the East Bay while other homes face the city.
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This is the sixth time the Democrats have met face to face.
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Jill Zarin and Bethenny were also feuding face-to-face that season.
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She does however, come face to face with three semi-headless hunters.
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One morning, Michael and Mary wake up face to face, and kiss.
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The candidates are more literally face-to-face, which always creates fireworks.
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That was the first face tracker and face transformer that ever existed.
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Fiona and Calvin met face to face and quickly became fast friends.
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Varley and Jenkins face two counts and Kalaris and Boath face one.
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Instead, we've come face to face with something quite different—what we
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Rumor: Kids don't know how to have face-to-face conversations anymore.
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But everyone has a face, so everyone has a no-makeup face.
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Just like in face to face communication, people have different text styles.
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But they questioned what, exactly, happened at their face-to-face meeting.
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Try to keep a straight face, try to keep a straight face.
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It's unclear if the trio came close to coming face-to-face.
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But they'd never glimpsed a black hole face to face—until now.
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When you meet people face to face, it turns out they're complicated.
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This is nightmare fuel refined by face-swapping app, Face Swap Live.
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The SWS survey was conducted with face-to-face interviews on Dec.
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Soon, that young face turned into a ruddy (and strangely square) face.
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And it actually started putting users face-to-face with video calling.
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Do I like your face, or do I not like your face?
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Describing it as "required reading," Russell suggested they meet face-to-face.
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"We prefer a face-to-face dialogue with his administration," he said.
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High forehead, big eyes: face forever, face readable in the fifth ring.
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That was the last time Trump and Putin met face-to-face.
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A face-to-face encounter might help you establish a better rapport.
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Sometimes, a face-to-face talk might be more efficient than email.
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I've been another face in the crowd and a face on television.
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And now, their Saturday face-to-face serves as a perfect epilogue.
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But it wasn't as straightforward as two matches chatting face-to-face.
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When Putin and Trump will officially meet face to face is unclear.
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He flew here late Thursday for face-to-face talks on Friday.
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Have you ever wanted to come face to face with YouTube commenters?
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I ended up face to face with a wrestler in grey sweats.
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It was the first time Alison had met Mel face-to-face.
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Damien Chazelle stood face to face with a chunk of the moon.
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"In Masa's case, he does very well face-to-face," he said.
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While they couldn't quite meet face to face, they could come close.
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This is not just face masks, but it is partly face masks.
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Will "face with monocle" be the next "face with tears of joy"?
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The face-to-face could either defuse or escalate the trade fight.
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There were only two collaborations on & that weren't [done face-to-face].
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As we first reported, Alice will meet Kim face-to-face soon.
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So Ms. Gibson suggested a face-to-face meeting with the couple.
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They met face to face at a queer-youth dance in Seattle.
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Just last month, she had her first face-to-face with Sen.
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A safe space at Liberty University for making face-to-face connections.
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And the only way to do that is face-to-face organizing.
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Typically, you can request a first face-to-face meeting for free.
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And that is where she came face to face with Eric Kelly.
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Some pharmacies in Taiwan have said they face shortages of face masks.
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They should put this money toward face-to-face voter contact instead.
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In the face of this ethnic nationalism, citizens often face difficult choices.
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"Chapter Eight — "The Mandalorian comes face-to-face with an unexpected enemy.
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That's when you're forced to come face to face with what's happening.
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It also highlights face-to-face interactions among dogs, kids and parents.
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Despite this, he often found that people preferred face-to-face conversations.
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Pollster Ipsos conducted 1,000 face-to-face interviews in Mexico between Feb.
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Tonight, for the first time, he goes face to face with them.
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Now he's face to face with a very young version of himself.
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And because she's Kim Kardashian, she couldn't leave the office without achieving the ultimate face swap — a face swap with the face swap creator himself.
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You can also upload a photo of your own face to the app to appear on the robot's face display under the retractable face plate.
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Bellus3D also showcased some new uses for its 3D face scanning: Face ID-esque security that uses the 3D face maps for authenticating a user.
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Her initial launch included a Foaming Face Wash, Walnut Face Scrub, Vanilla Milk Toner, Face Moisturizer, Vitamin C Serum, Eye Cream and Makeup Removing Wipes.
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When women face barriers to deciding if, when, and how to have children, we also face barriers to determining our futures — barriers men don't face.
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The technology behind Face ID has been around for quite a while—Microsoft introduced a biometric face scanner similar to Face ID back in 2015.
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Among the candidates are five new faces (smiling face with three hearts, hot face, cold face, partying face, woozy face, and pleading face), eleven new animals and bugs (raccoon, llama, hippopotamus, kangaroo, badger, peacock, parrot, swan, lobster, microbe, and mosquito), six new foods (mango, leafy green, bagel, salt, moon cake, and cupcake), two new people (superhero and super villain), and new hairstyles (curly hair and bald head).
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Once detected, Facebook computes a "face signature" — a series of numbers that "represents a particular image of a face" based on your photo — and a "face template" database that the system uses to search face signatures for a match.
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In the video, the mother explains that despite setting up Face ID for her face, her son is able to unlock the phone using his face.
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As you can see, one of the boys stands face-to-face with Phillips with a smug grin on his face as he continues to drum.
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There are three options: 1) Smiley face (good chance of passage) 2) Meh face (50-50-ish chance) and 3) Sad face (less than 50% chance).
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Related: Real-Time Face Substitution Lets You Be Someone Else This Artistic Intervention 'Hacks' The Human Face Korean Rapper Yumdda Raises The Bar On Face Projections
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"In the face of the madness, in the face of the lies and the toxicity, in the face of the hatred, we carry hope," he said.
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To give her face luminosity, Quinn buffs Maestro Glow all over her face.
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Capturing data for treatment is expensive and has to happen face to face.
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Corey Gardner reacts to President Trump&aposs face-to-face with Kim; Sgt.
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What can we expect when the two leaders sit face-to-face tomorrow?
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After meeting face to face, Eric popped the question after just two days.
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The audio is actually Obama's voice, and the face really is his face.
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Legoland face-painting caused significant skin reaction to boy&aposs face, lawsuit claims.
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George and Mia stood face-to-face, appearing to determine who was taller.
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"There have been many incidences of personal face-to-face harassment," Smith remembers.
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I just really, really couldn&apost deal with that rejection face-to-face.
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Supporters in the audience confronted the hecklers in angry, face-to-face exchanges.
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It's not every day you come face-to-face with your celebrity crush!
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Encourage them to turn "screen time" with peers into face-to-face time.
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The last face-to-face talks took place in the spring of 2009.
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Most leads went cold when I tried to schedule a face-to-face.
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Flierl dissociated her face from her voice, the makeup melting from her face.
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Mark Cuban is coming face-to-face with one of his greatest fears.
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In addition, technical solutions are replacing the need for face to face interactions.
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I searched the crowded room, my eyes crossing unfamiliar face after unfamiliar face.
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Sat down face 2 face & spoke, & turned it into some real men s***.
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Negotiators have reportedly agreed to meet for face-to-face discussions in January.
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If the brain decides that face does, your attention stays with the face.
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"Behave impeccably," she advises, when you come face to face with the Fool.
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Once they've connected, the participants come face-to-face through their phone screens.
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First Words Let's face it: There are some things we just can't face.
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The Direcsil Face Patch provides a similar sensation, except it's on your face.
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What challenges did you face early on versus the challenges you face now?
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Ahead, find a handful of ways to start a conversation face-to-face.
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I love that she was strong enough to confront Bekah face-to-face.
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Ipsos MORI interviewed 1,009 people face-to-face at their homes between Feb.
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U.S. NEGOTIATORS TO HEAD TO CHINA MONDAY FOR FACE-TO-FACE TALKS - BLOOMBERG
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I've fucked up my face forever — and it was such a good face!
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"The way we face those obstacles is how we face adversity," he explained.
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The two girls finally come face to face and let it all out.
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Both groups participated in a group-based, face-to-face weight loss intervention.
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The flame engulfed her face and hot wax splashed all over her face.
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The face unlock glitches out more often, and sometimes can't recognize my face.
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It is to face innocence and, by reflection, to face our own sin.
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MORI surveyed 1,200 people face-to-face from March 28 to April 10.
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What happens if you actually find yourself face-to-face with the prince?
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Trump's second face-to-face meeting with Kim will take place on Feb.
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Only meeting face to face is one good alternative, but not always practical.
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His face was painted white, with black circles around his face and nose.
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By comparison, only around 100 incidents were connected with face-to-face conversations.
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Tajik crooner Tolibdjon Kurbanhanov's face is not the face of someone who jokes.
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Face ID is also faster and more secure than Samsung's face unlock option.
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Jessica's face while talking to Danny is my face while watching Danny's show.
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So don't put a kind face on Obama with his smiley-face bombs.
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Or just seeing that person you hate so much online, face to face.
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The look of menace on his face and the anger on his face.
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I've seen your face referred to online, adoringly in caps, as THE FACE.
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I have to learn to do this her face and my face together.
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The problem Facebook sought to solve is one of face to face communication.
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" As I looked back down, I was face-to-face with him. "Mr.
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A face-to-face meeting can reveal a lot about a tenant's character.
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You came face-to-face with evil and you did not back down.
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But Trump needs to stand up to Putin face-to-face, Gardiner added.
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"Wipe my face off, hey, wipe my face off," said Clay to Dundee.
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The baby's face has been blurred out and covered with a smiley face.
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Dan Schawbel: How have face-to-face conversations impacted you personally and professionally?
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Riess recommends that you hold meetings face-to-face as much as possible.
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It's always awkward to sit face-to-face with your boss.... #TreasonSummit pic.twitter.
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An unsolicited pitch in an elevator is basically face-to-face cold calling.
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It was 119 percent above face price, not 119 percent of face price.
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Face ID may capture new images of your face upon successful unlock attempts.
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The centers allow for face-to-face discussions between government experts and developers.
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Trump officials face shaming and shunning Axios video: Trump officials face public shaming
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"[It's] why face-to-face therapy is a more effective method," she explains.
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But that also reduces face-to-face relationships between local leaders and citizens.
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I put on an annoyed face to counter the cross-eyed idiot face.
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Unless, of course, you were to find yourself face-to-face with timballo.
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There is value in seeing each other, face-to-face, and being understood.
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We'll talk via face-to-face conversation, the phone, Google Hangouts, and Gchat.
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The frontwardness, the face-to-face aspect of human fucking was itself backward.
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And it is all best done face to face, not at a distance.
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None of them has invited me to meet with them face-to-face.
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Some families or friends will want some face-to-face interaction from afar.
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Only then are they admitted to a rigorous, face-to-face master's program.
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I think I was your first face-to-face, at least in England.
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Her face, smeared with tears, was pressed against my face, smeared with tears.
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It's pretty insane -- there's screaming, punching, scratching and then face-to-face insults.
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But what I couldn't face, or didn't want to face, remained largely unspoken.
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And classes that traditionally require face-to-face interactions have been moved online.
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The two sides were also expected to meet face-to-face in September.
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Both sides are due to meet face to face in Washington in September.
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What would I say when I came face-to-face with the prince.
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Then he was face to face with the real Bacon, which also helped.
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Even more, she resolved to find them and thank them face to face.
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Trump said last week that he would meet face-to-face with Kim.
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How did you wash your face twice but your face is still dry?
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There's an intruder in my apartment,' and she's face-to-face with him.
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Face ID uses advanced 3-D depth perception to scan the user's face.
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I use a face wash from Lush to exfoliate and wash my face.
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He stands face to face with the man who hurled the perceived insult.
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My father and I finally talked face to face shortly before he died.
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Just 200 face cells are required to identify a face, the biologists say.
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The signals from 200 face cells altogether serve to uniquely identify a face.
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Additionally, 65 percent of accounts who face these restrictions only face them once.
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Studies suggests this leads to more emails and less face-to-face communication.
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RUSSIA, UKRAINE WONT HOLD FACE-TO-FACE GAS TALKS ON THURSDAY TWO SOURCES
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Maduro said he hoped to arrange a face-to-face meeting with Trump.
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The leaders also discussed a potential face-to-face meeting in the future.
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She has an approachable face and a face you want to sympathize with.
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Will future generations know how to converse with one another face to face?
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McCarthy, who perhaps never anticipated being face to face with the man himself?
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Trump briefly came face to face with his frenemy Vladimir Putin once again.
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Erdogan spoke after face-to-face talks in Ankara with President Vladimir Putin.
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First face-to-face with Boris Johnson Trump will have breakfast with Boris Johnson on Sunday morning, the first time the two men will meet face-to-face since Johnson took office as prime minister in the United Kingdom last month.
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With the recent explosion of face swaps, thanks to apps like Face Swap Live and Snapchat, standard picture swapping has been replaced with the video face swap.
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Face touching in particular has gotten attention in recent days as headlines like "How to stop touching your face" or "Stop touching your face" continue to surface.
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Still, it didn't occur to me that I might meet one face to face.
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Many processes that once required face-to-face meetings have been efficiently moved online.
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For the second time in his life, Samet was face-to-face with evil.
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The duo met face-to-face at the White House soon after Trump won.
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And de Gelder knows plenty about going face-to-face with a fearsome opponent.
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I'm standing face to face with a severed human hand in a plastic jar.
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The Syrian opposition delegation would not meet face to face with the government representatives.
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It would be the first face-to-face encounter between the two countries' leaders.
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This is what "artisanal" used to mean, before hipsters—face-to-face social capitalism.
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It just made me feel like I was face to face with my oppressor.
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It's been almost a month since the last time they talked face to face.
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It's frustrating to see face after political face expounding on how horrible Obamacare is.
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Face tattoos fuel this escalation, in that they make a new face instantly recognizable.
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I wash my face, put on toner, [then] serum, and then a face cream.
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"We still need to speak face to face," he said, apparently referencing the baby.
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Whether shared online or face-to-face, scary stories can benefit children's cognitive development.
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A woman distracted by her phone found herself face-to-face with a bear.
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Some, recruited in New York's biggest public space, Central Park, participated face to face.
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The private sector did not have a face-to-face dialogue with the president.
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Lastly, NHIA offer coursework in education, both online and in face-to-face residencies.
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But when we stood to collect our things, we found ourselves face to face.
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"For some situations, it's good to have a face-to-face connection," Rehmet said.
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Brittany Covington and Cooper face the same charges, and also face residential burglary charges.
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She believes that, whenever possible, important professional conversations should be had face-to-face.
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Trump, for the first time since Election Day, met them all face to face.
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Recently, plum face oils and watermelon masks brought the fruity trend to my face.
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KUDLOW SAYS THE TWO SIDES ARE TALKING ABOUT HAVING A FACE TO FACE MEETING
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Even though we aren't face-to-face, this can be an incredibly sensual pose.
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A company representative responded immediately, punctuating responses with smiley-face and winky-face emojis.
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So, lesson learned: Never judge a face mask by its terrifying baby-face packaging.
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Meanwhile, Maggie comes face to face with the last person she wants to see.
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It was the first time the two had come face-to-face since 2010.
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If I'm going to speak for her, I need to visit face to face.
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The lead negotiators have since spoken by phone but not met face-to-face.
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If you were face-to-face with Sophia, though, I wonder what you'd say.
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State Department: Officials have reportedly reverted to face-to-face communication, wary of monitoring.
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If the two men meet, it will be their first face-to-face encounter.
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People talk face-to-face much less than they did even five years ago.
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Things got intense and ultimately led to a face-to-face at Van's desk.
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Most combat happens face-to-face, with wild shots bursting panels and scarring trees.
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Glazer also has genius solution that'll bring the 2 fighters face-to-face ... TINDER!
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It's a little strange talking face-to-face with someone who ate a hand.
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At least it's not the name Selena or Selena Gomez' face on his face.
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"It keeps getting louder and louder, they keep getting face to face," Maria says.
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It was their last face-to-face encounter before Iowa's caucuses on Feb. 1.
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This viral cloud is within three feet of face-to-face contact, he adds.
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"It's important that I see O.J. face to face, man to man," he said.
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According to the docs, Nia's been begging Shakur for a face-to-face meeting.
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North Face North Face The bag comes in black or grey and costs $235.
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A Shrine circus attendee came face to face with a tiger in the restroom.
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Because you made your career getting people to use face-to-face investing, essentially.
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The poll was based on 3,270 face-to-face interviews carried out between Jan.
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There, for reasons I will not spoil, Walter comes face to face with David.
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Some, like Girlboss Media, are tapping into people's hunger for face-to-face community.
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That's particularly important these days, since so many transactions are non face-to-face.
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The system can also be used to help people have face-to-face conversations.
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Alison arrives at Dyad to meet Rachel face-to-face for the first time.
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Trump also briefly came face to face with his frenemy Vladimir Putin once again.
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The American President is poised to meet face-to-face with Kim in June.
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The visit brought Trump face-to-face with those directly affected by the shooting.
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I leaned against a wall, face to face with his terrible end once again.
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Those efforts materialized on Tuesday in a historic face-to-face meeting with Kim.
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Socializing with friends and family and increasing meaningful face-to-face interactions decreases loneliness.
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At the end of episode two, Elizabeth comes face to face with Atlas, a.k.a.
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Much like any other serious conversation, those issues are best handled face-to-face.
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Technology can also reach many more people than face-to-face groups like Olale's.
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Trump and Duda met face-to-face at the White House back in June.
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The incidents of everyday hate, online and face to face, seem only to multiply.
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The former president went on to emphasize the need for face-to-face contact.
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No sitting U.S. president has met face-to-face with a North Korean leader.
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Then, finally, we see Jesse face-to-face with a man with a gun.
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Trump and Zelensky finally met face-to-face at the U.N. on Sept. 25.
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Being a good door knocker is often not entirely about face-to-face interactions.
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I want to let you know that face to face while I'm still here.
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There we came face to face with Mr. Karadzic's casual indifference to the killing.
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And it's easy to avoid a face-to-face with potentially hard-sell agents.
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Instead, people should reserve email for setting up time to chat face-to-face.
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"Seeing these women face to face just made me wanna go harder," she wept.
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By comparison, Trump's face-to-face meeting with Kim Jong-un ran about $162k.
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Just look at that cute face — a face that gets a weekly blueberry facial.
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But Bolton said in Moscow that face-to-face talks would benefit the world.
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The Taliban refuses to talk face to face with the Afghan government, Daudzai said.
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After face-to-face meetings with those clubs, Ohtani chose the Los Angeles Angels.
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Do you need face-to-face interaction to develop a true connection with someone?
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Of the matches we have, one in three end up meeting face to face.
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There, they hope face-to-face chats will succeed where other efforts have failed.
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As mundane as such face-to-face discussions might sound, they are a first.
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I prefer face-to-face conversations whenever possible, and I almost never record them.
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I find that doing business is easier when you meet someone face to face.
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A good table put a customer practically face to face with a great musician.
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Her face, still donning a face mask, will remain as an emblem of resistance.
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We had made it to Edgar's soliloquy when face-to-face classes were canceled.
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Face recognition tells users when a photo has been uploaded which includes their face.
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Face recognition tells users when a photo has been uploaded which includes their face.
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But she previewed a pointed message for her face-to-face with the President.
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Then, on conference calls and face-to-face sessions in Washington, the negotiations began.
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We won't have as many face-to-face meetings as we like to have.
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"There's less face-to-face contact," said Lee Jae-joon, the mayor of Goyang.
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People should also avoid face-to-face interactions with people outside of their households.
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A few minutes later, they were face to face in the same subway car.
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About halfway through eating it, though, I came face-to-face with a fullness.
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The camera is tightly focused on her face, and we watch that face transform.
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It was the face-to- face interaction with others intending to depart for Syria.
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I am talking about the slower, labor-intensive process of face-to-face conversation.
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He'd looked at her face, the side of her face—the fear, the tension.
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Everyone comes face to face with the everyday world through some struggle or another.
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In September, Liss came face-to-face with the person she said attacked her.
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"We have no wish to come face to face with the U.S." he said.
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I do my nighttime face routine — remove makeup, wash my face, and PM moisturizer.
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Face-to-face voter contact with presidential candidates is the classic New Hampshire playbook.
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Handle some communication with messaging, and insist on maintaining some face-to-face contact.
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"Even when people disagree with me face to face, they are polite," she said.
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A week later, Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Yermak met face to face in Madrid.
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"He doesn't face the same problems that a normal candidate would face," Gill said.
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The survey was conducted through telephone or face-to-face interviews in each country.
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However, the baby's face has been colored over and replaced with a smiley-face.
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Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Vladimir Putin hold their first face-to-face talks on Dec.
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The last time they surfed face to face here was in the 2013 final.
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And now that face will be the face that represents America to the world.
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Interviewed face to face, the poor and indigent are interrogated like naughty school children.
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A compliment is the equivalent to a 'like' in a face-to-face conversation.
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"Can't you tell a black face from a white face no more?" he asks.
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And what better face for a family holiday than the face of a saint?
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In a set of elegantly edited sequences, Angela's face and Will's face trade places.
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But we probably don't have enough face-to-face conversations within party lines either.
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First of all, in past we can maintain relationships by meeting face to face.
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"I believe in face-to-face interactions," said Mr. Prabhu, who lives in Newark.
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It appealed on Friday to the Zambian government to discuss KCM face to face.
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It was not immediately clear when the last face-to-face meeting took place.
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Trudeau returned to the NDP benches where he and Mulcair came face-to-face.
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A very familiar face makes an entrance on next week's episode and forces him to come face-to-face with his past: enter former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman.
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It speaks to a time before the internet, and before social media; a time when we engaged with people face-to-face, rather than face-to-smartphone-screen.
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He can not understand what I face and what other young black men and black people face, or people of color face, on a every single [day] basis.
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Also included in the release is the upside-down face, the nerd face, the middle finger, a hot dog, burrito, hockey stick, and the robot face, Emojipedia reports.
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Also shown in the preview are a zombie, elf queen, genie, sandwich, coconut, starstruck face, bearded man, puking face, eye-roll face, and a woman wearing a headscarf.
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I thought this was a perfect opportunity to do something very very absurd in the face of war, in the face of nuclearization, in the face of violence.
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He should have brought in Joe Blanton instead of Baez to face Werth; Grant Dayton instead of Avilan to face Murphy; Avilan instead of Kershaw to face Harper.
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She turns to face one corner, then the opposite corner; she arches up to face the sky and immediately pivots to face the floor; she descends and crawls.
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In simple terms, face recognition software works by scanning a photo of your face and then converting your facial topography into a unique code, called a face print.
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Skip the smiley face if you want to stand outThe two most-used emojis in 2015 OkCupid messages were the slightly smiling, blushing face (like this) and the smiling blushed face (this), with the ever-classic winking face rounding out the top three.
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While Swiftkey has encouraged users to report offensive recommendations, crowdsourcing still opens the possibility for insensitive or confusing suggestions as TechCrunch notes in its review: While typing the word 'feminists' included the crying tears of laugher face, the sleeping face, the unimpressed face, the rolling eyes face, the hmm/thinking emoji and the medical mask face among the predictions.
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Apple has said that some forms of UV protection on glasses can affect Face ID. So wearing these glasses might contribute to Face ID's struggle to read my face.
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On Wednesday, Facebook acquired Masquerade (also known as MSQRD), a mobile app that lets you add live face effects to videos or swap your face with, well, another face.
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If you're someone who opts for a traditional watch face, you can now have a movement-filled, dynamic face, based around natural elements: there's water, fire, and vapor face.
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Apple's brand name for this is Face ID. To use Face ID iPhone X owners register their facial biometric by tilting their face in front of the TrueDepth camera.
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With the iPhone X developers can access ARKit for face-tracking to power their own face-augmenting experiences — such as the already showcased face-masks in the Snap app.
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Traditionally, Android phone face-unlock mechanisms haven't been as secure as Face ID, and Android phones have instead relied on fingerprint readers for security and face unlock for convenience.
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If the relationship was longer (like several months to several years), she suggests a face-to-face convo (yes, even though it's hard to reject someone to their face).
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Come home, wash my face with Cerave, and do a cucumber aloe vera face mask.
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Now, U.S. politicians will have their first major face-to-face meeting with these companies.
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On the ball is the face of Killer Mike, the face that started it all.
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Obviously it's a great tool when you're remote and can't meet up face to face.
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"A lot of students haven't developed those muscles for face-to-face conversation," she said.
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Erica just gave the biggest face I've ever seen, the biggest "yeah, right, Kara" face.
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Now, the two are face to face again, and it appears Medley has had enough.
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As Pierre explains, they were all the same face, and whose face might that be?
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The U.S. face Canada next week, while Scotland travel to Argentina to face the Pumas.
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Now friends can watch each other play their favorite games while talking face-to-face.
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He went from being 20 feet to me sitting here opposite him, face-to-face.
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I don&apost think if it will be a Trump- Kim face-to-face summit.
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It was the first time the two had been face to face since the election.
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Trulia found that they're far less likely to confront the offending individual face-to-face.
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For the moment, it doesn't appear to have face filters like Snapchat's infamous dog face.
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It will be their first face-to-face meeting since Trump took office on Jan.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will again come face to face with California Rep.
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The new talks will be conducted indirectly, not face-to-face, he told Al Hayat.
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It will also require face-to-face verification for loans to be granted, it confirmed.
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Another round of face-to-face US-China trade talks is expected in mid-January.
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He wants to meet the tech blogger face to face to set the record straight.
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"We should really have a face-to-face with him," said Huffman, the NAACP leader.
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But the company is asking affected customers for a bit of face-to-face help.
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She would go face-to-face with the soldiers and she would evacuate injured people.
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That may require a face-to-face conversation with a human financial advisor or planner.
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"It's psoriasis all over my face," she wrote on Twitter with a cry face emoji.
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One level puts you face to face with a terrorist attack on a major city.
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The defendants all face felony rioting and property destruction charges, and some face additional charges.
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"They had to strip my whole face, and they stripped the donor's face," Chelsea said.
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We've seen that face on scorned lovers before, and it's the face of pure insecurity.
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Insurers need clinically validated products that deliver results matching those from face-to-face therapy.
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With Facebook, all you need is their name and you can talk face to face.
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If they felt so strongly, he says, why didn't they meet him face-to-face?
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Later, the two come face to face, with Locken touching her finger on Redmond's chest.
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Challenge your opponent in this new face-to-face party game only on #NintendoSwitch. pic.twitter.
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BI reported that this year, KFC Malaysia swapped Colonel Sander's face for a woman's face.
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"We really want it to feel like a real face-to-face conversation," Livingston explained.
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China had kept silent about whether Xi would agree to a face-to-face meeting.
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Proactively set up regular lunch dates, walk-and-talks, coffees, and face-to-face encounters.
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I prayed about it and I just knew, before we even met face to face!
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Hillary offers… empowerment in the face of resentment, cooperation in the face of endless conflict.
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Poker Face truly has a poker face that would make Gaga (and card sharks) proud.
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The two also met face to face on the sidelines of a conference in Hamburg.
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Today, you are the face behind the label, not the face that makes the label.
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Val is just one step closer to getting her face-to-face with the star.
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Have I sat down face to face and asked him to tell me about himself?
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Travel for face-to-face meetings may be unavoidable, but transport links, too, have improved.
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They cannot rely on brainwashing in an isolated location, as face-to-face schemes do.
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She started to speak to visitors through her bedroom door instead of face-to-face.
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National presidents and corporate executives line up to be criticized by her, face to face.
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Don't bring your electronics to face-to-face meetings In this category, Penn performed admirably.
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The two came face-to-face for the first time in a while on Monday.
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But maybe only face-to-face interaction can capture the beautiful weirdness of real life.
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How it works: Taxpayers can get face-to-face help from local, IRS-certified volunteers.
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But the Syrian government and opposition groups are not meeting each other face-to-face.
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Entering this frightful franchised haunt forces visitors to come face-to-face with bad luck.
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Brad Pitt Comes Face-To-Face With Son MaddoxNick Cannon & Christina Milian: Hooking Up Again?
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I don't think you can really ever prepare yourself for those face-to-face interactions.
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There was no difference between face-to-face interviews and interviews conducted through a computer.
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Standing face to face and just slugging it out is encouraged in every way possible.
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Those teams face-off until the last two teams face each other for the cup.
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Ahmad said the two sides planned to meet face-to-face but gave no date.
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There are face powders you could use; actual face primers out there to be bought.
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Face-to-face interactions can accelerate extremist viewpoints, turning the group to violence, experts said.
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This angered one Cruz supporter in particular, and the two men stood face-to-face.
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Trump came face-to-face with Kim Tuesday morning in Singapore at the Capella Hotel.
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Investors could be face-to-face with a golden opportunity, according to one fund manager.
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I also had Olay cream face wash, St. Ives Apricot face scrub and Neutrogena toner.
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Smurfit Kappa had turned down a proposed face-to-face meeting this month, it said.
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This really becomes more frustrating in the face of the struggles average Americans face everyday.
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The baby's stern face soon morphs into a present-day Jon Snow's equally stern face.
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Bridge the Divide brings young people together to engage in "respectful, face-to-face" conversations.
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If you're ever face to face with a wild hare, it's quite a strange experience.
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He has held face-to-face talks with Chinese presidents, prime ministers and propaganda officials.
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Face-to-face with this beaut in SE Greenland at 8 am #fieldworkscares #adrenalineisthenewcaffeine pic.twitter.
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Rita Ora's charm knows no bounds ... as Prince William learned face-to-face and firsthand.
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The face of "Face the Nation" is facing a lot of changes herself these days.
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A whale swims up to the ship and viewers have a face-to-face encounter.
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I will draft a letter to my parents, or even tell them face-to-face.
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No face-to-face contact would be necessary unless there was cause for an arrest.
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Yet one thing is new in the burgeoning Trump-Kim relationship: face-to-face flattery.
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Critics also object to Uber's online application process, which has no face-to-face interview.
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"John's face was the face of the toughest guy in the department," Mr. Wolfe said.
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The summit marked the second time Trump and Kim had a face-to-face meeting.
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He was ultimately arrested for possession and Adams finally sat with him face-to-face.
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No word if Weeknd and Bella ever came face-to-face, but it seems inevitable.
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Who responds to texts with a smiley face, an angry face, and a side eye?
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Thomas and Schroder were issued double technical fouls following a brief face-to-face moment.
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His coming here just changed the face of our program, the face of the league.
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But what happens when Malik face swaps with his own face from his merchandise swag?
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Because they mate face-to-face, it's necessary for their genitals to mirror each other.
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Adrian and his father last spoke face-to-face about two weeks before his death.
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In a face-to-face, personalized setting, it's clear why giving a gift makes sense.
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They used to put the face of Eastenders character Barry Evans face on their merch.
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The sad smiley face has X's for eyes, so it's also a dead smiley face.
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Go deeper: Trump officials face "public shaming and shunning" Video: Trump officials face public shaming
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The civic web leverages face-to-face social networks and emphasizes long-term relationship building.
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Clinton in scathing terms that he declined to use when they were face to face.
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If there is a proposal, they meet face to face afterward for the first time.
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It was their first face-to-face meeting since March 6, 2017, in Antalya, Turkey.
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But best of all is face-to-face communication, even if its Skyping or Zooming.
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I didn't see Richard's face again in anyone else's face after I visited his grave.
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It was my one and only face to face encounter with him, many years ago.
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The opposing groups came face to face on East 82nd Street, where the fight started.
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And of course it gets more complicated once face-to-face meet-ups are scheduled.
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A face-to-face should advance the interests of two countries, not just two leaders.
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If there was a smiling face compared to a frowning face, they improved their performance.
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The face-to-face interaction fosters engagement that cannot be simulated on a computer screen.
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Does your company use Slack, the messaging service that has replaced face-to-face communication?
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He asked for a face-to-face meeting but was told the matter was closed.
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A family camping trip brings him face to face with a tiger — one that talks.
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The report came after he had a face-to-face meeting with Coach Tom Thibodeau.
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Now he was back in MS-13 territory, face to face with Casa Blanca's enemies.
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Also, deal flow could slow since salespeople can't meet with potential customers face to face.
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He is out there personally, becoming the face of WHO, the face of the epidemic.
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He is out there personally, becoming the face of WHO, the face of the epidemic.
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Those include breaking up large gatherings and chatting via teleconference instead of face-to-face.
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All three iPhones include Face ID, the feature for unlocking the phone using face recognition.
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In other words ... what's gonna happen when you can finally socialize again, face-to-face?
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But there's really no replacement for being able to do an interview face to face.
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The scariest experience I had was probably coming face-to-face with a Filipino hitman.
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The least tech-forward thing you can imagine: I meet face to face with people.
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The two sides were also expected to meet face to face in September in Washington.
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The correspondent, John Eligon, who is black, came face-to-face with the bias there.
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The opposing groups came face-to-face on East 82nd Street, yelling as they met.
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Jessica and Barnett finally get to meet face to face and she is practically swooning.
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Her husband, William H. Macy, came up from L.A. to see her face-to-face.
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Face-to-face contact was required to spread it, and surviving patients acquired permanent immunity.
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To talk to someone you actually had to speak face to face instead of texting.
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That means more executives are flying back and forth hashing out deals face to face.
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But Lanoo posits that Johnson's face-to-face engagement with Varadkar should be interpreted positively.
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Google says turning "face grouping" off will delete the face models it's created for you.
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Whatever you want to do to your face, will make your face look like that.
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"On Sunday night, Las Vegas came face to face with pure evil," Pence said Saturday.
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The scenery may have shrunk, but that face — oh, that face — looms larger than ever.
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Wash my face with Cetaphil face wash, plus witch hazel toner and CerAve's AM moisturizer.
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"He ran around and then he was face-to-face with police," Ms. Harrell said.
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In France, face pummeling is seen as the au naturel alternative to face-plumping fillers.
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Mr. Epstein and Mr. Gates first met face to face on the evening of Jan.
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FACE TO FACE: The Art of Human Connection, by Brian Grazer, read by Steven Weber.
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However, she does not recommend addressing anyone, of any gender, face to face, as Mmmmmm.
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I knew I had to tell them, but I couldn't tell them face to face.
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Administration officials are scheduled to renew face-to-face talks with China in early October.
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Online dating has a lot of advantages over all that unpleasant face-to-face business.
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Several hundred thousand years of human evolution have been dedicated to face-to-face interaction.
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It is still unclear whether Haftar and Serraj will meet face to face, he added.
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Eventually, a white colleague subbed for Stallworth during face-to-face meetings with Klan leaders.
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Sustained face-to-face contact in enclosed spaces will permit the transmission of respiratory viruses.
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When Ms. Glock eventually traveled on assignment to New York, they met face to face.
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As the world grows increasingly digital, the craving for face-to-face connections is surging.
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CNN's Jake Tapper will host the one-hour face-to-face beginning at 8 p.m.
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I stood there witnessing thousands of people walk by my face, glance at my face.
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There was a face massager for $30, which also came bundled with a face toner.
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It's in your face and will continue to be in your face until it's resolved.
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Face ID is the first example of reliable, secure face recognition on a mainstream device.
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"We are face to face with an ideology, not a group of people," she said.
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BUT when I'm apologizing to someone like my parents, then I apologize face to face.
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Naomi's there with the famous magician who got some serious face-to-face with her.
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We always have to meet face to face—we are not talking on the phone.
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I started to study his face, how he rolled his jaw, and retraining my face.
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" She "reported the [face-to-face] contact to my management and considered the issue closed.
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In her estimation, face-to-face breakups are often preferable in terms of getting closure.
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The ability to meet others "face-to-face" from thousands of miles apart might help.
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It was also here where he came finally face to face with his abusive past.
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I came face to face with it in the back of a car in Budapest.
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FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS The checks on behalf of OFAC started more than a week ago, and representatives of the firm conducting the audit are in Moscow meeting face to face with some Rusal board members and executives, the source familiar with the situation said.
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FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS The checks on behalf of OFAC started more than a week ago, and representatives of the firm conducting the audit are in Moscow meeting face to face with some Rusal board members and executives, the source familiar with the situation said.
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They resemble roundels from a distance, but up close, the 22 circles relay 22 different expressions, from a smiling face to a grimacing face to a cool face with sunglasses.
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Kobe Bryant fans, here's your chance to come face-to-face with the Mamba himself (kinda) ... 'cause the NBA legend's game-worn protective face mask just hit the auction block!!
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It's nothing I stress over, that's why I'm still handsome, I don't have any wrinkles on my face, my face is beautiful, you can't find one pimple on my face.
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Taylor was looking forward to meeting Tana face-to-face after months of following her online.
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America's two most powerful leaders came face-to-face Wednesday in the most awkward of meetings.
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And earlier today, President Trump, he went face to face with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.
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Unfortunately I think you still have to rely on old-fashioned campaigning—particularly face-to-face.
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The duo met face-to-face during an Atlanta Hawks Tinder-themed date night in Jan.
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The face-to-face talks will be the first between Pena Nieto and Trump as presidents.
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Most of the content I viewed left me feeling the sad face and rage face emojis.
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The breakup was like me newly coming face-to-face with myself and realizing, Oh, hello.
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And yet they have no fear going in your face within an inch of your face.
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A man with a stutter prepares to come face-to-face with someone he met online.
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Like with Touch ID, Face ID stores the face data in the phone's encrypted Secure Enclave.
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You can't be face-to-face and ask questions or go and see where it happened.
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Teens no longer talk face-to-face and, therefore, now barely know how to do so.
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GUTFELD: President Trump and Kim Jong Un meeting face-to-face in just a few hours.
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When not face-to-face with a merchant you select pay to enter a unique code.
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They Both Die At The End is about coming face to face with your own mortality.
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Face Gym, a "gym studio for the face," recently opened a location in New York City.
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You'll see the horrors of a faraway place, Meet the architects of law face to face.
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By sitting down face-to-face with someone and saying, how does this issue impact you?
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In South Korea, officials have said that face mask hoarders could face fines or prison time.
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Staff were told to wear masks, avoid face-to-face meetings and the canteen was closed.
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Parents also encourage screen-free meal time to allow families to "enjoy face-to-face conversation".
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"It looks like you cut Jenna's face off and used it as a face," he says.
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Instead, Moon and Kim finally set a date for their face-to-face meeting in April.
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We begin where we left off: Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) face to face with the Black Hood!
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That evening, Corneh sat Mujey down and asked her to tell her everything, face-to-face.
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SilverCloud Health delivers patient recovery and engagement rates on par with traditional face-to-face therapy.
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The new tech has an automated morphable face model that adjusts with the retrieved face data.
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Its vetting process had failed background checks, face-to-face interviews and reference checks, per Bloomberg.
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This spot is where I came face to face with my fear for the first time.
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Called "Volte-Face" ("About Face"), the project is now published in a book by Dewi Lewis.
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And you can&apost really underestimate the importance of sitting face-to-face with these leaders.
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Meanwhile, Charlie comes face-to-face with Fatmeh (Lubna Azabal), Michel's sister after some brutal interrogation.
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I spoke with her and tried to calm her down before confronting Harvey face to face.
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The two catch the train out of town, only to come face-to-face with Lawrence.
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I've found Face Unlock both delightful and frustrating, like most other face-identification systems thus far.
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If we don't face this threat head-on right now, we will still face it eventually.
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Guests on this experience don't need scuba experience to meet a great white face to face.
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And, most importantly, these new formulas keep your face skin where it belongs: on your face.
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On December 1, Sleyon tweeted four photos of his first face-to-face meeting with Guttman.
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"How they communicate when you're face-to-face says more than their texting habits," she says.
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The city government is augmenting the digital platform with physical forums for face-to-face interactions.
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The business problem wasn't generating consumer demand but operationally scaling face-to-face awareness and collections.
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He added that it appeared difficult for now to bring the two sides face to face.
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The researchers conducted face-to-face interviews with 295 restaurant staff between August and October 2017.
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Akihito and Michiko traveled to disaster-hit areas, kneeling to talk to survivors face-to-face.
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Moon and Kim Yo Jong had their first face-to-face encounter at the opening ceremony.
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All of this will hopefully improve your game and lead to more face-to-face interactions.
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An 3D fox face making a grimace is just a 3D fox face making a grimace.
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The United States will face Russia in the semifinals on Monday, and Finland will face Sweden.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are about to come face-to-face with their royal namesake!
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Although it may become more international, the value of face-to-face friendship may never change.
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Allegedly, there's an ant face in Ant-Man's costume, and a wasp face in the Wasp's.
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The decision is sure to face opposition from some Congressional Republicans and could face legal challenges.
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Face-to-face meeting Eventually, they discovered a genetic link to Doug Cline, the doctor's son.
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A year later it introduced read-receipts to make chat more like talking face-to-face.
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We can all complain about problems black people face and problems people of other races face.
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My friendships include specific Haitian people I have met face to face and care about intensely.
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The iPhone X is Apple's first device with Face ID, meaning it can scan your face.
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Instead, the books on the shelf forced them to come face-to-face with their sexuality.
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The meeting Wednesday was Trump's first face-to-face meeting with Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO leader.
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These workers are the face of the stores, and by extension, the face of the company.
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Face-to-face, Clarke was quite a shy man—you know, he wasn't a great socialite.
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So to see an entire mountain of it is like coming face to face with royalty.
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Communication, responsiveness, face-to-face interaction — even if only by video chat — all help your cause.
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Reynolds was there sporting a forlorn expression on his face, spawning the beautiful "sad face" meme.
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And it was not just any face, it was the face of a beautiful exotic woman.
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Obama shook Cuban leader Raul Castro's hand during an historic face-to-face meeting last spring.
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Kanye West just marched into Trump Tower for a face-to-face with the President-elect.
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The strange practise promised to fix my uneven face with a few simple face symmetry exercises.
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The participants were interviewed face-to-face about their drinking habits over the previous 12 months.
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Prince Harry came face-to-face with a flame-haired mini-me in London on Thursday.
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"At my first face to face, everybody then realized I'm a woman," Ramani told the audience.
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Sandmann particularly stood out as he stood face-to-face with Phillips, steadfast with a smirk.
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"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," Beck told Business Insider.
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Anyone who masks their face could face a year in prison and a 15,000 euro fine.
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Ellie engages users in a private face-to-face interview using natural language and active listening.
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They may get in the face of adversaries, but (mostly) not in the face of judges.
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In the face of the extraordinarily difficult issues we face, Ali has been our happy warrior.
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That might mean less face-to-face time with other people, including with their sexual partners.
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After that tense, slightly depressing face-to-face, Chase and JoJo head to his mom's house.
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Oloyede had more than 224 face-to-face sessions with her Gateway college adviser, Justine Rosenthal.
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Gamez was one of six undocumented immigrants meeting face to face with then-President Barack Obama.
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A date has not been set for another round of face-to-face discussions, Ross said.
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We don't know which diesels were targeted by the EPA during the 2015 face-to-face.
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Then you can either press and hold on your face or tap the face filters icon.
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Greek debutant Tsitsipas will face six-time champion Federer while Zverev will face Austrian Dominic Thiem.
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The witness must both face his accuser and face questions regarding his own knowledge and activities.
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"That face-to-face time is so important, and we don't have it," he told Insider.
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But, if you somehow end up face to face with one, keep these tips in mind.
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"They still face these budget challenges even in the face of these higher revenues," he said.
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Ms. Ridley relishes these connections: "We're face to face," she said, describing the appeal of busking.
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Actress Joy Bryant faced that experience this week as she sat face-to-face with Del.
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To my surprise, my face—the robot's face—was now lit from within and glowing blue.
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We meet with those countries face to face and show them what we have to offer.
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For all of these reasons, and more, Putin will push to meet you face to face.
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It's the first time all five men have convened face-to-face since Trump took office.
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Before finalizing the deal, however, the cartel members wanted to meet the buyers face to face.
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Is she looking at him just to show him her face, the face of a screenwriter?
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The Associated Press: Global trade is at stake as Trump and Xi come face to face.
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A face-to-face interview was not possible, but Penn questioned Guzman through messaging and video.
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There's something undeniably endearing about watching little kids come face-to-face with their biggest heroes.
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Akzo's spokesman Leslie McGibbon confirmed two face-to-face meetings took place, including the lunchtime appointment.
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Because it's so easy to get lost in the internet and not connect face to face.
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Expect Bran Stark and the King of the Night to come face-to-face once again.
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Save important conversations for after the retrograde, and have them face-to-face when you can.
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While it doesn't drastically change face width, with less protruding cheekbones, the face appears less wide.
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A face-to-face meeting hinges on progress in the year-long trade war, he added.
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He wants his lawyers to grill her face-to-face for no more than 3 hours.
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Meanwhile, candidates can agree to more town halls, taking questions from real humans, face-to-face.
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"I also welcome her coming on this show and accusing me face to face," he said.
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We are also expected to hold office hours and welcome students for face-to-face interaction.
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This is useful if you want to talk face-to-face with someone you're not near.
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He found that premature infants follow the face-to-face interactions and that the mothers lead.
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James C from North Carolina said face-to-face was best: Technology has affected dating tremendously.
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Online, we have to use a smiling emoji, but face to face, we can just smile.
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Bedford-Turner has said the meetings exist to provide British fascists some face-to-face interaction.
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"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," she told Business Insider.
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They are adorable, and one day I hope to meet one face-to-upside-down-face.
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James's face betrayed nothing as he walked off the court, wiping his face with his jersey.
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I unlock my phone before I'm face to face with a tracklist for the new album.
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Ces rencontres en face-à face peuvent sembler banales, mais elles sont tout à fait innovatrices.
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Social media and phone calls are not replacing my desire for closer face-to-face contact.
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Social media and phone calls are not replacing my desire for closer face-to-face contact.
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It will be their first face-to-face meeting since Trump took office on Jan. 20.
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Winning new investors can be more difficult without face-to-face meetings, the direct lender explained.
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I was really skinny, like, scratches on my face, a lot more scratches on my face.
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On March 22, I suspended face-to-face campaign events out of an abundance of caution.
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" — Mary Fletcher, senior photo editor Dr. Barbara Sturm Face Mask"I rarely find face masks relaxing.
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I feel like myself and others should spend actual face to face time with each other.
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He thought it was wood and knocked to check, and the two came face-to-face.
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Even if we can't be face to face, we can lift each other up in conversation.
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The two countries are also set to meet face to face in early September in Washington.
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Then it moves into Star Wars action — fighting spaceships, battling droids, and face-to-face confrontations.
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If we can make a go of this, should we meet face to face ever again?
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I didn't immediately confront my attacker face to face — so where was my courage or honor?
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But if the countries of Central Europe face the same challenges, they don't face them together.
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But for the Dos Pueblos students C.S.A.W. presented a rare opportunity to socialize face-to-face.
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You should be clear about employee expectations and deal with issues that arise face to face.
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They sing face to face in a therapist's office — their voices digitized, their emotions very raw.
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Eye to eye, face to face, not through the phone Y: My hope for the future?
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The pair then shared a handshake in their final face to face meeting before the fight.
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I suspect, too, that Quinn is going to end up face to face with Dar Adal.
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Though face to face, they sound like two people talking down a long-distance phone line.
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OSIRIS-REx and Bennu got to meet face-to-face on December 3 of last year.
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She would not reveal the words they exchanged when they finally sat down face to face.
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"It brought him face to face with the product of this defendant's hatred," the prosecutor said.
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It will probably be the first face-to-face encounter between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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"Seeing each other face-to-face like this felt odd," Jason thinks, on first meeting Daiyu.
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We&aposll go face to face with any regulator who tries to make that a requirement.
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The two finally met face to face on Monday, outside a McDonald's near his apartment building.
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What the show lacks in face-to-face interaction it makes up for in interior exploration.
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He also said he would meet "face to face" with the new U.S. administration in May.
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Atwood now will go face-to-face with the president with an earpiece and a motive.
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Check how your skin will react to face paint before you slather your face with it.
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Immediately upon entering, you're face-to-face with a glass wine cellar hiding the view beyond.
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When she and Christopher come face-to-face, she intends to ask him for a divorce.
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Mostly, of course, he plays Kevin, replacing Macaulay Culkin's boyish face with...Stallone's very adult face.
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To lessen the blow, most bosses prefer letting employees go through a face-to-face conversation.
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They came face to face with the carnage, putting their feelings aside and ultimately saving lives.
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Face ID will scan your face with the camera when you try to unlock your iPad.
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Volunteers speak with congressional members face-to-face about bills they want the members to support.
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Instead of meeting patients face-to-face, he now calls them by phone from his house.
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Yale's carbon tax didn't face any of the political blowback that carbon pricing might face elsewhere.
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With today's society, it is getting so much harder for people to communicate face to face.
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Or was it a mistake to engage in a face-to-face summit with Mr. Kim?
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It's the first time they've met face-to-face since she dumped him earlier this year.
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His comments came just 24 hours before he's due to meet Vladimir Putin face-to-face.
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You draw a face, and Pix2Pix uses a neural network to create what looks like an approximation of an oil painting of that face (made up of pieces of Rense's face).
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Nate: Right, right, so it sort of divides his face in half, where one part of his face is sort of lit up but another part of his face is not.
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Based on this, the researchers developed three concepts for a new poison warning symbol: face with X's for eyes, a mad face, or a sick looking face with the tongue out.
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If several edges and circles come together to make a face, you don't care exactly where the face is found in the visual field; you just care that it's a face.
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The question is when refugees and immigrants look into the face of Americans will they exclaim like the Biblical Jacob that seeing your face is like seeing the face of God?
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I broke my golden rule, which is never to do a break up anywhere but face to face, and just ended it because I realized if we did it face to face she would have reverted to my line of thinking and it would have gotten complicated.
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"This gift that football gave me was just preparing me to face the darkness, to face the doubters, to face the naysayers, to face the critics, and to realize that in life you can't let what's outside of you ever chart your course," he told CNN.
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Talking about sex with our kids through texts might be uncomfortable for those of us who didn't grow up in the digital age and prefer face-to-face chats, but texting might help break the ice and then make the face-to-face conversation easier, she said.
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After the success of its Face-Swap feature that exchanges your face with someone else in your photo or video, it's now letting you Face-Swap with photos from your camera roll.
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Before bed, I wash my face with prescription rosacea face wash, slather on topical cream and face lotion, take out my contacts, take my maintenance inhaler, and floss and brush my teeth.
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Murray hopes that with some love and persistence, she can get the kitties, whom she has named Cute Face, Funny Face and Pretty Face, domesticated enough to be put up for adoption.
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Whereas I missed out on reading a person's face expressions while doing a back-and-forth translation strictly through the app, using Pixel Buds gave me back that face-to-face contact.
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The study also found CEOs value face-time: 61 percent of their communication was face-to-face, while only 24 percent was electronic (like email), and 15 percent by phone and letter.
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As people rush to buy face masks amid the coronavirus outbreak, a new web browser extension is offering a satirical "safer browsing experience": it places face masks on every face it identifies.
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Face ID learns more about your face over time so that it continues to work when your face changes, like when you are growing facial hair or wearing a hat or scarf.
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For the greater the love that face evokes, the more transcendent your experience of that person, the less it seems possible that a face, a physical face, could actually be its ground.
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The Chinese want another Xi-Trump face to face to close a trade deal before March 1.
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Still, "there's no substitute for being able to sit down face-to-face," a U.S. official said.
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"Somebody sitting home mad because somebody didn't wear makeup on their face...not your face," he says.
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In his experience, borrowers may have more success asking face-to-face than by email or Facebook.
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Ordinary people can grill the would-be presidents, face to face, before deciding which one to support.
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But he did come face-to-face Thursday with a man whose life was saved by Obamacare.
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Fly over there, I want to meet with this guy face-to-face and kind of deal.
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It was nearly a month before the girls finally met face-to-face outside of the womb.
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"It's a great way to make face-to-face connections with many sellers at once," Chomali said.
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I talked to you several times face to face in attempts to put the B.S behind us.
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DURDEN: I want her to meet me face to face and tell me how this is propaganda.
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Once inside the mansion, everyone is vying to get in queue for a face-to-face chat.
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The vein-authentication technology could be used alongside Face ID, which unlocks iPhones using face-recognition technology.
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We face the future empty-handed, language-wise; we are dumb in the face of the future.
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Kim Kardashian face-swaps with the greats — blood relatives, Kanye West and the inventor of face swapping.
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The cards make it easier to reach larger numbers of women than through face-to-face counseling.
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VR headsets and videoconferencing tools are allowing staff to work together face-to-face from virtually anywhere.
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He is using a sweet water jet pack to meet a simulated bridge fire face to face.
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"I haven't had a face lift yet, but I am considering a lower face lift," she shares.
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I peer at the prototype face generator in action, contrasting the patient's face scan with the prediction.
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Markle continues, revealing that decades after her grandpa's experience, she still comes face-to-face with racism.
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The best might be from VaultofTruthOrg, where an interloper stands face to face with DIA's central mural.
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Instead, he has to take on the Night King face-to-face like he's Harry bloody Potter.
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The latter includes meeting people face-to-face, going to more traditional interviews, and attending industry events.
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Instead of talking to someone face to face, I could just send them a message on Snapchat.
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I wanted to get people face-to-face so they can communicate, like a FaceTime, like Skype.
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Sara survived the shooting hiding in a closet, "face to face" with students in her trigonometry class.
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If I saw a yeti face to face in the real world, I would accept my death.
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When you see Villanelle's face again, the smile on her face is genuine for the first time.
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A lot of times it's face-to-face contact and handshakes and hugs and things like that.
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Open with a casual "what's good, how's it going?" and then have the DTR face-to-face.
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When he landed at O'Hare and found himself face to face with an immigration officer, Yee fumbled.
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The prosthetic was built to fit his face perfectly, so it might not fit your face perfectly.
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Face Mask No skincare vet in their right mind would say no to a L'Oreal face mask.
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In traditional oral storytelling, there is face-to-face, real-time interaction between the narrator and listeners.
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Tonight will be the final opportunity to see these candidates face to face before the voting begins.
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The two don't end up meeting face to face, because those two shots are from different timelines.
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But how much more effective are these techniques than face-to-face lessons from a human teacher?
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"When people talk to Ortega face to face, they tell him bad things about Trump," Cubas said.
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If you're in different places geographically, talk to each other face-to-face on Zoom or Skype.
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Fujibayashi: Actually, most of the challenges that we face were ones that we were expecting to face.
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Born with mid facial hypoplasia, her upper face was underdeveloped, while her lower face was over developed.
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Until I get the opportunity to talk face-to-face could she really feel what I'm saying.
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For encounters as intimate as the client-therapist dynamic, a face-to-face relationship is still key.
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Mars arrives at the gallery before Nola does and comes face-to-face with his ex, Clorinda.
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One interesting point that isn't always brought up is the difference between face recognition and face matching.
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It conducted its survey face-to-face with 2,000 people on April 2-8 in 41 provinces.
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In Australia on Friday, the Grammy and Oscar winner came face-to-face with another legend — Elmo.
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I genuinely wish Huang and Immotor luck, but let's face it scooters face a real coolness problem.
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The massage will reduce any face bloat, encourage lymphatic drainage, and strengthen the contours of the face.
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"Somebody sitting home mad because somebody didn't wear makeup on their face…not your face," Beatz said.
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She said she would be the strongest face-to-face challenger for presidential front-runner Donald Trump.
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It wears the face of people you know, but it's not a scary face — not at first.
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They're just living their lives — and even took a selfie together when they met face to face.
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Though Dobson eventually apologized, Chastain still told Captain Lee about the argument, inspiring their face-to-face.
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"At my first face to face, everybody then realized I'm a woman," Ramani told the MAKERS audience.
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But the chief problem was that politics of the old style, face to face, had gone out.
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"Speaking of my face … I had my chin tweaked," Brzezinski said, responding to Trumps face-lift claims.
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What a crafty invention — all the convenience without any of the having to talk face-to-face.
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"If you watch his face, you can see it in his face, this foreboding feeling," he said.
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That's when I felt something touch my shoulder and turned around face to face with a demon.
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Those that choose to spread lies rarely face consequences while those they attack can face irreparable damage.
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Lastly, let's look at "Face with tears of joy": Why is your face so squished, Android emoji?
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Coming face-to-face with a skunk in the wild would instill sheer panic into most people.
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They can even select individual viewers to chat with face-to-face while streaming, similar to Periscope.
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Like humans they engage in tongue-kissing, and like humans they will have sex face-to-face.
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Instead, in every Bond film, there's the scene where the villain comes face-to-face with Bond.
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I think we lack that face-to-face time today, we're never really present in our interactions.
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Face to face with Jackson, Clinton appeared off her game and at a rare loss for words.
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You can now draw your own face over your face, or draw clothes on yourself in Periscope.
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Instead, SURPRISE, he brought her face-to-face with her back-from-the-dead husband Michael Cordero.
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What is the difference between people on their phones talking shit and doing it face to face?
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His face contorted, his right shoulder rolled back, and he punched me, fist first, in the face.
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But Garcetti's office confirmed that both sides had agreed to resume face-to-face sessions on Thursday.
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A face-to-face followup interview was not possible, but Penn interviewed Guzman through messaging and video.
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FACE TO FACE WITH MADURO Sargeant says his business dealings in Venezuela date to the late 1980s.
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The pair's face-to-face meeting comes ahead of an Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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In a closed, condensed position, both displays are face-to-face so as to protect the displays.
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I no longer put anything on my face that is not supposed to be on my face.
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They could face fines of up to 25,000 euros ($27,330) each and could also face civil charges.
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With Excellences & Perfections, Ulman's own face became the face of the people she was pretending to be.
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Britain's 2 favorite Harry's -- Prince Harry and Harry Styles -- came face-to-face Thursday night in London.
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There, in brief public comments, there was no face-to-face blaming or mentions of Aleppo, specifically.
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