But overdevelopment threatens the reefs the visitors come to gawp at.
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The tone of the humor—let's gawp at the ridiculous horrible people!
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Two boys gawp from the sidelines, but at the drink rather than her.
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When she went for medical checkups, students would routinely come in to gawp at her.
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Now we all gawp at these paintings, tsk-tsk their misogyny and dismiss the salon's spiritual pretensions.
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For everyone else, there's a Star Destroyer hanging out in the skies above Fortnite's island to gawp at.
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Something about having their modesty restored gave people permission to gawp a little more openly at their bodies.
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At Riverdock Mrs Heffington says a few tourists who come to gawp at the floods stop for a meal.
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Left to gawp blankly at the gap between promises and fulfillment, he comes across as not just hapless, but useless.
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On Goree Island, off the coast of Dakar, tourists can gawp at buildings where human beings were once kept like cattle.
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Presenters Christian Slater and Leslie Mann could only gawp at him while SV executive producer Tom Lassally awkwardly waited his turn.
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As passersby stand and gawp, it's clear the very sight of a group of women protesting is a statement in itself.
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There, you can zoom in and view individual brush strokes, examine near-hidden signatures, and basically gawp to your heart's content.
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"Turns out Pram Envy is a 'thing', cos every where we went, Ryan would gawp at people's choice of pram," she wrote.
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Roads around the site were closed by police and hordes of onlookers came to gawp at the hundred year old building descending into rubble.
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Those left behind could gawp at the gap between their own world and the virtual one to which many Saudis escape for hours every day.
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In a news story aired on Transnistrian television, Chinese investors gawp at the size of the empty warehouses where their servers could soon be housed.
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This year more visitors than ever—1503,2150—came to gawp at 2000 superyachts with a collective value of $290 billion, tied up in the principality's Port Hercules.
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Lindsay Lohan's turn in "Speed the Plow" attracted a few spectators primarily there to gawp, as did the prospect of Daniel Radcliffe's full-frontal nudity in "Equus".
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And because this is a Jamie's Italian, the kit isn't in the kitchen, but stands in the middle of the restaurant for screaming kids and awkward couples to gawp at.
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BROWSING PEACEFULLY at a waterhole, the herd of two dozen elephants seems oblivious to the car that has stopped 100 metres away and disgorged three visitors to gawp at them.
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If you're visiting the park you can get a heads up on weather conditions, and if you're not you can still gawp in wonder at the natural beauty on display.
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In one hundred, two hundred, three hundred years, people will still read My Booky Wook, watch Sex Lives of the Potato Men and gawp at this drawing of Graham Norton.
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Back in the sexual Stone Age, it was assumed that straight men were so genetically overheated that Mother Nature hard-wired them to gawp at images of bare-naked ladies.
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The haute bourgeoisie paid more in order not to rub shoulders with the middle class; men of a certain standing were allowed backstage to gawp at scantily clad dancers warming up.
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She can't believe the costume hand she's been dealt to begin with, while the boys just gawp, but ultimately gets on with the ass kicking (and kick ass she certainly can).
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This inevitably creates a greater gap between the audience and the play's volubly disaffected inhabitants, who in the 1986 "Road" were known to directly engage those who dared to gawp at them.
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The school shootings that plague us now were still mostly in the future then, and we could still gawp at that schoolyard scene with no other comment than how "fucked up" it was.
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He takes the fish from the carrier bag in the dry bag, and the fishing knife, and puts the fish down on the side of the boat, bringing a hollow gawp to his stomach.
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It's all the same to him — except that Ali's head will make a better show when the villagers come to gawp at it in the little impromptu displays he always gives on his way to the capital.
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It might have something to do with the fact that this is the third year we've been able to gawp at The Wall's modular panels on the show floor and the first since they actually went on sale.
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Like medieval peasants watching knights joust, the yokels and churls of the political village—lobbyists, consultants or (hold your nose) journalists—may nod and gawp at the mighty, but their hope is to see one grandee thwack another into the mud.
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Whenever Dawson's videos drop, they make YouTube stand still and gawp—they get millions and millions of views, inspire both positive and negative reaction videos, and generate more conversation than almost anything else on YouTube, except maybe the Paul brothers.
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Only the paparazzi (whose presence I had scarcely registered two minutes previously) scorned to play the game; everyone else made some attempt—however unsuccessful—not to gawp too obviously, whereas the snappers flew into the feeding frenzy of seagulls around a whelk-stall.
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Given that sidewalks on Lexington Avenue, where Bloomingdale's stands, are narrower than those on Fifth, a retail consultant had to be called in to devise a solution for pileups caused when frenzied holiday shoppers barreled into those who paused at the windows to gawp.
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In more hospitable months, the border city of Dandong plays host to hundreds of tourists coming to gawp at North Korea -- from boats on the Yalu River which separates the two countries, or through binoculars on a section of the Great Wall overlooking the international boundary.
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Many come to gawp as at a zoo: the Chinese authorities have put up signs urging tourists not to throw objects to people on the North Korean side or "provoke" them, not to climb any fences and not to "fly sky lanterns, drones or small aircraft" near the border.
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But you'd hardly know that judging by the stream of Rift-based PR being issued this year as the company attempted to fire up developers to build 'experiences' for its forthcoming headset, while also priming gamers to be ready to slip on a face computer and gawp open-mouthed into other worlds.
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The handful of moments when he does visibly react (in the form of a vaguely irritated gawp) involve other people trying to get him to turn down the volume on his game, or a debate between Payton and Astrid taking time to call out everybody who's not a straight white guy like Elliott.
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You could have a good old gawp of some sadly underwhelming photos of clubs in the northern town of Preston, or find yourself reminiscing about the forgotten nightclubs of Asheville, North Carolina, courtesy of regular Mountain Xpress correspondent Jerry Sternberg's elegiac masterpiece, "Vanished Asheville nightclubs" which left me in a state of despondency, much as my grandfather talking about his youth does.
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I'm slowly making my way through two games from earlier in 2016 that have only just come out for the PS4: Hyper Light Drifter has already killed me plenty of times, but its graphics, and its music, are just so moreish; while ADR1FT I remain torn on in terms of whether or not I'm enjoying myself, but bloody hell, it's stunning to gawp at.
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Next morning, traumatised and stripped naked, she reappears in town; gathering all to gawp. Matthew rescues her, then tenderly bathes her. In bed together, as they hold each other, Catherine admits that she hid the diary from Matthew, and Matthew reveals he saw the kids leave that night. He admits he did not stop them because, angry with Lily, he wanted to punish her.
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The other yeonggam brothers are more benevolent figures who the shaman convinces through ritual to take away their troublesome youngest sibling. Other spirits are also thought to cause mental illnesses. The purpose of the Durin-gut is to cure the illness by creating a gawp, or separation, between the human patient and these possessing spirits. Many, but not all, Korean healing ceremonies are in decline due to the introduction of modern medicine.
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He follows the latter into the temple of Athena to gawp at her. Pandarus is the widow Cressida's uncle encouraging him. Cressida rejects Troilus' initial advances not because of wanting to act in a seemly manner, as in Chaucer or Shakespeare, but because she thinks of him as just a boy. However, her uncle persuades her to encourage his affection, in the hope that being close to a son of Priam will protect against the hostility of the Trojans to the family of the traitor Calchas.
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One hymn begins: > Let us speak of the cosmic totality. To speak of the cosmic totality: in the > age of the cosmic totality, when the four corners were shrouded in sleep > because heaven and earth had no gawp, [I saw that] the universe was a single > bundle then. Four successive processes are said to be involved in the creation of gawp between heaven and earth, although not all versions of the Cheonji-wang bon- puri feature all four: # A giant who cleaves the fused universe # The division of the universe through the generative energies of heaven, earth, and humanity # A cosmic bird (or a rooster) that divides the universe by fluttering its wings and tail # The division of the universe through drops of dew As of 1994, processes (2) and (3) were found in all transcriptions that included the division of heaven and earth. The cosmic bird—specifically mentioned as a rooster, or multiple roosters, in some versions—is described as contributing to the division of heaven and earth by lifting its head towards the east, then its wings towards the north and south, and finally its tail towards the west.
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Lace shrubs, on which noodles are said to have grown Creation narratives from all four regions depict the early universe as having no distinction between the human and non- human domains. For instance, the northern hymns, the Siru-mal, and the Cheonji-wang bon-puri all agree that non-humans were originally able to talk. In Jeju, this era is a chaotic period without gawp during which humanity suffers until the good deity Daebyeol-wang numbs the tongues of "trees and rocks and grasses and crows." But many mainland narratives instead portray an idyllic age ruled by the creator god Mireuk.
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Choi calls these stories a cosmogonic myth, using Mircea Eliade's distinction between the cosmogonic myth that describes the cosmic creation and the origin myth that continues and completes the cosmogony by describing the subsequent transformations of the world. By contrast, the introduction of Sumyeong-jangja creates a narrative break. Reversing the direction of the other versions, the man poses an earthly problem to be resolved by the celestial Cheonji-wang, while it is not the god but his sons who create the gawp between the living and dead. Choi thus classifies these versions as an origin myth about human life and death.
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The content of the film, particularly the graphic violence and human death, has been criticized as too explicit and exploitative. Robert Firsching of Allmovie states: Time Out Film Guide made similar criticisms of the film's content, calling it "[a] bloody, blatantly exploitative mess of a movie", and says it is "just another opportunity to gawp at raw scenes of sex and (more especially) violence". Due to its graphic content, the film was also used by James Ferman at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts as an example of the need for film censorship.Kerekes p.
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A man and a woman staring at a scantily-clad woman. Looking is the act of intentionally focusing visual perception on someone or something, for the purpose of obtaining information, and possibly to convey interest or another sentiment. A large number of troponyms exist to describe variations of looking at things, with prominent examples including the verbs "stare, gaze, gape, gawp, gawk, goggle, glare, glimpse, glance, peek, peep, peer, squint, leer, gloat, and ogle".Anne Poch Higueras and Isabel Verdaguer Clavera, "The rise of new meanings: A historical journey through English ways of looking at", in Javier E. Díaz Vera, ed.
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" The library was declared open by King George V on 17 July 1934. George V declared to the crowd: "In the splendid building which I am about to open, the largest library in this country provided by a local authority, the Corporation have ensured for the inhabitants of the city magnificent opportunities for further education and for the pleasant use of leisure." An employee at the library who was present on opening day said: "When it was being built the public were very intrigued about its final appearance – they were used to rectangular buildings and the shape of the girders used seemed to make little sense. I remember families coming in first to "gawp"... Under the portico became a favourite trysting place.
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Park believes the core of the current Cheonji-wang bon-puri was brought to Jeju by the ancient migrants from mainland Korea who introduced ironworking to the island in the early first millennium. He thus interprets Sumyeong-jangja as an indigenous deity of the island and the conflict between him and Cheonji-wang as reflecting protracted hostility between his worshippers and the iron-using newcomers, explaining the role of fire and iron in the punishment of Sumyeong-jangja. Choi Won-oh's interpretation focuses more on the narrative's current ritual purpose. He notes that the conclusion of most versions is the creation of the cosmic gawp (divide) between the world of the living and the dead, with Sobyeol-wang ruling the living and Daebyeol-wang establishing his law for the dead.
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Out of the mainland narratives, the initial act of creation is described only in Kim's Changse-ga, which describes the creator god Mireuk splitting heaven and earth: > When heaven and earth came into being, Mireuk was born. Heaven and earth > were bound to each other and would not come apart, so he made heaven swell > round like a kettle's lid and erected copper pillars on the earth's four > corners. Several other mainland shamanic hymns mention a spontaneous generation of the universe, but their contents are clearly copied from similarly spontaneous creations in Chinese philosophy, sometimes quoting Chinese texts verbatim. The Jeju hymns agree with the Changse-ga that heaven and earth were originally fused, and characterizes this as a state without gawp, a cosmological concept in Jeju religion that refers to the divide between heaven and earth, humans and non-humans, and the living and the dead.
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