Anti-glare coating and a matte screen combine to reduce the effect of glare.
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In addition, using a flat screen with an antiglare cover, and wearing glare-reducing or tinted lenses can help to minimize glare.
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They are doing it, arguably, because of the smartphone's glare.
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So "shrug" can become ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and "glare" can become ಠ_ಠ.
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The viral images, he said, look more like simple glare.
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Rain silver as loose change in the glare of traffic.
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Granted, that's not technically dialogue, but Wendy's glare speaks volumes.
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Rounded bits of gravel in the concrete caught a glare.
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Wooden windows reflect the sun's glare, and enable air circulation.
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Maybe there was a glare coming from that particular window.
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If I see something hateful I'll just glare at it.
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A man sitting by the door offered a cold glare.
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But being on the receiving end of its bright glare?
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The glare has been reduced over the last two months.
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There were business benefits to staying out of the glare.
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Lidar systems can't be fooled by darkness or sun glare.
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On Tuesday, lawmakers heard these arguments in the public glare.
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Glare is often an issue, and these screens are fingerprint magnets.
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The media glare seems to get brighter with each passing year.
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Cyrus can be seen cutting him off with a stern glare.
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" He pulled his baseball hat sideways to block the glare. "B.
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Mr. Solondz exposes its smallness to the harsh glare of satire.
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The center called on the pension fund to reduce the glare.
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But all fade in the solar glare of the Emperor Nero.
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Tell me about the "Summit glare," that piercing look Pat had.
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There were no issues with glare even in the bright sun.
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Through his war wounds, Messi subjected Roberto to his sternest glare.
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I will stay right hereto glare at your ugly face too.
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A young woman from Florida grows up in the public glare.
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The glare of other people's judgment did get to them sometimes.
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This computer has a 17.3-inch Full HD anti-glare IPS display.
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Underneath the glare of the pink lights, they sparkle with mutual attraction.
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Behold: the painting is behind glass that reflects glare and collects lint.
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Still, it was Trump's day to be in the market's unforgiving glare.
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"Before we could do more than glare in his direction," Nelson continued.
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If they are not sufficiently positive, one could rise up and glare.
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Paul introduces her as Angie, but she retreats silently with a glare.
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Both monitors have borderless bezels and a 1,900R curvature with anti-glare.
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Nor was it from from the glare of flashing paparazzi flashes. Nope.
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It features a 300 ppi, glare-free display with laser-quality text.
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They're also polarized to reduce glare and treated with a hydrophobic coating.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is turning its glare toward eye doctors.
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There, they escaped the media glare and got to know each other.
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It has a glare-free, 300 ppi resolution display, plus it's waterproof.
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The woman stays silent throughout but pins me with a piercing glare.
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The glare blinds you if you try to meet your own eyes.
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Hitting the warmth of paint, the overhead lights lose their harsh glare.
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It features a 15.6-inch Full HD, anti-glare, LED backlit display.
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Zhengzhou Dispatch ZHENGZHOU, China — They perch on poles and glare from streetlamps.
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Suddenly, the camera whizzes back to reveal the object of her glare.
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That executive's reaction could have been a lot worse than a glare.
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Even reading on a tablet has its own issues — most notably screen glare.
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This might be because the new QLED TVs are better at deflecting glare.
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Surrounding the tables are large arena-like video screens with anti-glare technology.
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They also shine light in all directions, creating uncomfortable glare and reducing visibility.
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Yellow eyes glare as the room number is snarled through razor-sharp teeth.
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No one knows which company he might turn his angry glare on next.
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The camera obscures its two women in the glare of windshields and windows.
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With her warnings falling on deaf ears, Athena leaves with a death glare.
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And at Fort McHenry, under the rockets' red glare, had nothing but victory.
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Not even shop windows or locked phone screens were safe from my glare.
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But that doesn't mean the intense media glare hasn't rattled her at times.
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Doctors may glare, tsk-tsk, or roll their eyes at an overweight person.
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Dell Inspiron 15 3000 15.6-Inch HD Anti-Glare LED-Backlit 2019 Laptop
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Still, Mueller's team is well aware of the media glare it's operating under.
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She's not afraid to give photographers her best "don't mess with me" glare.
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Here, yellowish gaslights glare along the sidewalks, their reflections wavering on wet pavement.
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In the red glare of the digital clock, my brain rattled its cage.
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The brightness and glare of lights at night is the worst, she said.
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Watch them writhe in the glare of the fame they sought so foolishly.
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And as if the two o'clock glare weren't enough, she had red hair.
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Out of the glare of the television cameras, Democrats are somewhat more circumspect.
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The initial glare he aimed at the band seemed to speak for itself.
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It provided a sense of relief, momentarily, from the glare of the sun.
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He came back from the dead — and into the glare of sudden publicity.
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Leonard, after all, might dread the glare of the spotlight more than Popovich.
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From Facebook to Google to Amazon and Apple, few have escaped the glare.
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Under gallery lights, they seem designed to produce floating patterns of white glare.
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Why it matters: Dark mode reduces glare at night and saves battery life.
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Under the unforgiving glare of federal prosecutors, however, misrepresentations carry far greater jeopardy.
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Then, the troupe rush back out onstage into the glare of the footlights.
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I shot him a glare from over my laptop and stacks of paperwork.
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Some of the racist white people in town really glare at me now.
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The glare of headlights caught a small figure, clutching a polka-dot umbrella.
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The goal is to get the reach of high beams without throwing glare.
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Designers incorporated details like shading systems designed to reduce glare on computer screens.
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The lens glare of the camera hangs in the form of resin sculptures.
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The blinds are drawn to cut down on the glare on the laptop.
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And they are doing it in the cold, blue light of the smartphone's glare.
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It was noon on June 7, the midday glare reflecting off the glass doors.
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Of course, a practice round in the glare of The Masters spotlight changed that.
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"Yes," Gillibrand responded, her sunny smile cracking in the harsh glare of the spotlight.
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And the bot harassment declined, perhaps scared away by the glare of public scrutiny.
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Its orbit had brought it into the glare of the Sun, making observation impossible.
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Won't some names eventually come out, as the media glare grows during the campaign?
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"Pathetic, weak, contemptible fool," she says, turning to fix him with her frosty glare.
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Only an icy glare that could be felt through his wrap-around, reflective sunglasses.
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She clung to my husband and sobbed – lifting her head to glare at me.
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Excessly dark or glare-y works can be challenging, but everything theoretically could work.
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I shot him another icy glare before turning on my heel and stomping out.
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I close all the curtains and turn down all the lights to reduce glare.
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Peck shot us a withering glare, immediately silencing the murmuring of NAC 91-6.
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I jerked awake to the glare of the morning sun, feeling famished and nauseated.
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The reaction from the soldiers in the glare of TV cameras was, predictably, rejection.
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His expression — part sneer, part glare, all menace — turns small forest creatures to stone.
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The new Oasis still has a matte display, which helps cut down on glare.
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The baby was sucking from a bottle and seemed to glare disapprovingly at me.
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This helps the glimmer on the scales correspond with the glare on the glass.
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They were led upstairs and into the sunlight, their eyes smarting from the glare.
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To minimize glare, which tinting will not affect, you can install remote-controlled shades.
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Under the glare of unadorned florescent lights, it might as well have been January.
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Both of his mentors taught him that, away from the glare of the spotlight.
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U.S. reports of enduring conditions include dry eyes, double vision and problems with glare.
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A similar percentage experienced "severe or worse" glare, halos and problems driving at night.
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A choice for the spotlight The glare reserved for lottery winners can be intense.
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I waited for the driver to glare at me, but his face was impassive.
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The absence of wind or glare from the sun makes playing less challenging, too.
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Hopefully, with a little prodding, it will heed your calls and dim the glare.
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The glare from an LED softbox light panel certainly did Prince Andrew no favours.
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"In our headlight testing we saw too much glare for oncoming drivers," said Zuby.
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This enables it to reduce glare while also maintaining high contrast, according to Apple.
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Under the amber glare, every overturned chair, every rocking horse, looks frozen by violence.
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Under the heavy glare of the operating room lights, my eyes began to close.
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And my mom would give me a death glare if I did something wrong.
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Then, the moment Campbell leaves, she serves up the most threatening glare of the season.
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Optical telescopes cannot search for small objects because of the bright glare of the moon.
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With no screen glare or reflective surface, they're designed for easy reading in any light.
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A pair costs $999, which includes lenses, the prescription, anti-glare coatings, and the fitting.
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When offered on glass, the images are sharper and cleaner — though so is the glare.
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But this time, I am one of the women, and the glare is on me.
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The trial cast a harsh glare on the corruption that allowed the cartel to flourish.
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In fact, we say it's even more fun to glare at than a swatch test.
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With a sideways glare, Beyoncé's smile is instantly replaced by a rage-filled, toothy snarl.
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"UV rays can pierce through clouds causing harmful glare and affect our eyes," she says.
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In the glare of the Russian hacking investigation, that could lead to even greater scrutiny.
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FaZe Clan members block out the neighborhood's breathtaking views with thick blinds to prevent glare.
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But under President Donald Trump's Twitter glare, Mueller's team has pressed forward with their work.
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The vessel was ideal for hosting foreign dignitaries, far from the glare of the media.
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When the walls aren't red, the backlighting is, frequently casting a red glare over everything.
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"I haven't seen one glare at me that far away before," Jones said, per Machota.
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It rose from the pad, with an impossibly bright glare of 27 engines beneath it.
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Uncovered fluorescent tubes that once gently backlit a deli's name glare at neighbors passing by.
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Then the walkout was done, and the media's bright glare returned to the midterm elections.
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The close-set lines even produce an optical glare very much like a desert mirage.
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Women like Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's longtime friend, are now facing the glare of the spotlight.
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It's also designed to reduce eye strain by offering glare control and low optical flicker.
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For example, the glare often makes it difficult for computers to identify the object accurately.
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She is distraught, and her large brown eyes glisten in the glare of camera lights.
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On top of that, Mr. Conaway has never been under the glare of national scrutiny.
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I responded to the game's escalating challenges, especially the absurd bosses, with a steely glare.
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The moment your eyes open to the neon glare, you glimpse a comfortingly familiar sight.
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When pressed, the actress fixed Ms. Kelly with a glare that later became a meme.
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Of course, a woman wants to feel good in the hot glare of the spotlight.
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During my teenage years I examined what I'd heard under the glare of growing skepticism.
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This one, though, felt all-too familiar — whether it's the glare you got as a kid when you took one too many cookies or it's the glare you've given your own children for acting unruly, its meaning is about as universal as it gets.
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On one house nearer to the foreground, he exposes the sun's glare on its picture window.
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Every politician takes steps to shield their family from the harsh glare of the public eye.
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At your desk or under a tree — the anti-glare touchscreen adjusts to any lighting conditions.
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Poor fish, tiny bowl, under the glare of a lamp with no plants to shelter in.
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Sometimes, "Love" suggests, romance doesn't need candlelight to grow so much as an honest fluorescent glare.
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The spotlight's glow transformed into glare, with conflicting and salacious press accounts alleging abuse, infidelity, cruelty.
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If you glare for too long, it makes you seem overly interested and kind of creepy.
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You get to see the colors blend into one another with the help of lens glare.
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His eyes glare, one overlaid with a square of red, mirroring the one in the background.
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She went straight to Ariana, who shot Sandoval a withering glare from behind the SUR bar.
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Some players withdraw at Tribal under the glare of the torches and Jeff Probst's probing questions.
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"It makes me feel powerful," she says to Alice, who watches her with a disapproving glare.
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One CD cover featured Cuspert with a menacing glare, holding a gun to his own head.
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What you're doing here is getting different images where the glare has been moved around, too.
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But once the glare faded, the company did send many of the jobs across the border.
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The D.C. store will also be outfitted with deaf-friendly features like low-glare reflective services.
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Sources say that Anthony's everyday existence, away from the glare of the media spotlight, is monotonous.
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The 10-inch HD touchscreen was bright and easy to see, with an anti-glare coating.
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She's the most scrutinized presidential candidate in history, going on four decades in the public glare.
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Instead, the intense glare of the media is focused on one player: Ma-bu-li, a.k.a.
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You know: the exposed brick, the poured concrete, the reclaimed wood, the glare of unrelieved glass.
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They all came from humble backgrounds, far from the glamour and glare of the fashion world.
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The Sumatra earthquake isn't the only large earthquake to have occurred beneath the moon's bright glare.
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So, in the glare of a mind-bogglingly hot, humid Midwestern summer, I went to church.
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For a game played in the glare of open competition, its inner machinations were more opaque.
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It seems like a matter of time before Google takes its turn in the regulatory glare.
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What's really nice about the matte screen, though, is that it kicks back almost no glare.
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There was no grilling by high-ranking politicians, no glare of a spotlight, no worldwide audience.
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After a career in film and television, she is at ease in the glare of celebrity.
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At the direction of Congress, NHTSA began extensive research into the impact of nighttime glare in 2005.
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Unlike an OLED TV, QLEDs can get very bright, which can combat even the worst glare levels.
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Selena Gomez is living her best life as she steps back from the glare of social media.
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Claire ushers everyone out of the house and leaves Frank to his "work" with an impressive glare.
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Everything from sun glare to an idled truck forced Iijima to have to drive the car himself.
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NASA says smartphones are safe against the sun's glare, so you can even snap a few photos.
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With less glare, it's easier on your eyes and you can better see the videos' true colors.
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Five years on, Gabon are hosting again and the Bongos are in the media glare once more.
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Using an Apple Pencil on the iPad is just way more pleasant now, and it reduces glare.
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Physically, this pad has a nice matte finish that feels good to the touch and reduces glare.
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Straight ahead is the waterpark, under the glare of an ultra-long LED screen, projecting seaside scenes.
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It's just like falling asleep in front of the TV, without the stimulating glare of the screen.
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Not very, at least for me, though it comes in handy if you're dealing with errant glare.
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Instead, sensors avoid creating glare for oncoming traffic by masking out some of the light, as needed.
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The ten ink drawings are flush with gradient sunsets alongside the icy fluorescent glare from nighttime haunts.
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You power through squats, lunges, and stairs, and you don't seem to mind when some people glare.
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Above: PhotoScan in action PhotoScan then stitches those together to produce a single image without the glare.
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The move was deliberate, she believes, to keep her homecoming quiet and largely removed from media glare.
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Thanks to the iconic look, durability and high-glare reduction, these will easily become dad's go-to.
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Polarized lenses add another level of protection by reducing glare brought on by reflection, or horizontal light.
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Without political or media glare, I heard an honest and decent man speak with integrity and candor.
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"We'll back a truck up and get it on in here," Mr. Pompeo said with a glare.
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Facebook, too, has sought to avoid the spotlight but also found itself under a similarly unwelcome glare.
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I open my eyes, one at a time each morning to the scalding glare of the internet.
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The general manager, Billy Eppler, has known for a while that Ohtani, 20153, could handle the glare.
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The last time we saw Suge ... he was flashing a menacing glare in court immediately following sentencing.
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The glare of the spotlight will be fixed upon him for some time yet, searching for flaws.
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The seven-inch, 300 ppi display reads like real paper and won't glare, even in bright sunlight.
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She is at ease in the glare of celebrity and adept at using it for her purposes.
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But Trump's praise that night was met with a stony glare as the cameras panned to Gorsuch.
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French families have arrived in Cairo, but Egyptian officials are keeping them away from the media glare.
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As we drove through with police lights spinning, teenagers stopped their basketball game to glare at us.
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PhotoScan then merges all of the parts and removes any glare from the light in the room.
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The reviewer notes in the comments that the lighting in the video creates some glare at times.
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Or the chief might be purposely working to keep the court out of the current political glare.
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To get legislation passed, you need private compromises outside of the glare of public speeches and posturing.
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SOUAD AL-SAWY squints in the glare of the mid-afternoon sun, searching for a bus home.
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It also features a glare-free touchscreen display that reads like printed paper, even in direct sunlight.
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Protesters donned foil-lined gas masks to hide their identities and dim the glare of police flashlights.
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" A headline on New York Magazine humorously read: "Greta Thunberg Accidentally Warms Globe With Her Scorching Glare.
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Greta Thunberg's glare at Donald Trump is giving me the energy to get through this Monday pic.twitter.
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No strobe lights pulsing in the home locker room Sunday, only the harsh glare of the cameras.
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Someone snapped a picture of the death glare Phelps shot Le Clos, and the internet is loving it.
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The high-def specs help minimize glare, reflections, and ghosting to ensure you get the best Instagram possible.
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They didn't bring the new remote that integrates anti-glare viewfinders, GPS and an SD-card slot. Shame.
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Astronomers can take bigger, higher-resolution pictures and are less affected by glare and scattered light from planets.
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Sunlight has nothing on this screen; the anti-glare properties are efficient under any condition and reduce reflections.
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Mueller's Manafort indictment tucked a message between the lines: That may not be enough to escape the glare.
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She's faced the undead in the icy north — she's not just going to quail at Cersei's icy glare.
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So it goes for the 27-year-old Chapman, although perhaps the glare will soften some on Wednesday.
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Just like your polarized sunglasses, these filters cut down on glare, and they can make a dramatic difference.
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Cataract surgery is performed to treat cataracts, which can cause blurry vision and increase the glare from lights.
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Her icy glare, made famous to a new generation on The Crown, is captured in the cringeworthy photographs.
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It's more comfortable, the trackpad is better, and the black color helps with glare inside the headset itself.
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On October 353th the first mile took me along cycle paths, yellow in the glare of street lamps.
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For example, the flash bounces downward so there's less glare when shooting reflective things like people wearing glasses.
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"I don't get angry, I don't tap my feet, I don't huff and puff or glare at people."
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That means there can be a lot of glare when searching for super faint moons around the planet.
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That's why Uber is not protesting a move that brings this suit away from the glare of reporters.
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The Automobile Association (AA) in the U.K. estimates sun glare causes over 2,900 accidents annually on British roads.
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Olly can only muster a glare, but Alliser gets some farewell points for his ice-cold final words.
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Above the robots' field, though, the skylights are covered, because the glare might throw off the machines' sensors.
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While biotechnology and specialty pharmaceutical companies endure scrutiny over drug costs, medical device companies have avoided that glare.
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Kindles are cool because they feature the portability of a tablet, but block the glare from the sun.
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Its author, 53-year-old Olga Tokarczuk, is now under the angry glare of many of her countrymen.
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She sticks her butt out and throws a sassy glare over her shoulder, one finger in her mouth.
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Save for the glare of the headlights and the glow of the brakes, everything is shrouded in darkness.
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Hollywood, the United Nations, political and financial institutions, have rightly been unable to escape the glare of #MeToo.
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"I haven't seen one glare at me from that far away before," he said of the black cat.
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When the anthem got to "the rockets' red glare," flames shot from cannons attached to the basket standards.
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This lamp offers bright light up to 10,000 LUX through a screen that is flicker and glare free.
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But soon the sun's hot glare drums down on everything, and by midday the streets mostly empty out.
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But for the SDO, it's a crucial part of staying sharp against the blinding glare of the Sun.
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The glare on the floor provides just enough of a reflection for you to see yourself in action.
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Photos from that time depict a scrawny kid; his hair is dark and full, his glare preternaturally confident.
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Some people would glare at her before rolling their eyes and moving toward the back of the bus.
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On this day that so many had been waiting for, Mr. Mueller stayed out of the media glare.
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The junior Trump throws a sleepy lothario's glare, that of a soft lion too sated to eat you.
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Amber and Jessica AR: Jessica's GLARE when Amber talks about the "girl power" and support among the women.
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So they often have more glare and don't have the refresh rate you want for running computer programs.
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The biggest technical challenge — glare caused by sunlight — can be filtered out using machine learning, Mr. Bolton said.
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Bosch has debuted a concept sun visor designed to block sun glare that drivers encounter behind the wheel.
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Acer says the laptop's screen has a peak brightness of 2699 nits and features an anti-glare coating.
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Raised in the game under George Steinbrenner's glare, he has always known better than to revel in accomplishment.
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Then I slumped out the door to go to work, making sure to glare at strangers on the train.
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Najib's family homes have been searched in full public glare, with police seizing millions of dollars in luxury items.
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And Pruitt at one point suggested that his image would soften as he escaped the glare of the media.
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The song crescendos, and Barrett's forever-young glare slowly distorts into the laughing face of a toothless old man.
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The researchers displayed the wide-eyed glare continuously throughout the day on a pair of strategically located LED screens.
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"Please, just try this pasta/chicken/duck/broccoli, just once," I'd beg my child, and he'd glare at me.
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I didn't mind the look of them at all and didn't feel the intense glare of my fellow commuters.
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The bigger danger, however, is to become blinded by the glare of green lights that signal the false positives.
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Emerging into bright sunlight, or confronting a computer screen's glare, causes me to shield my eyes like a vampire.
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According to West, his time under the harsh glare of the public spotlight made him rethink his word choices.
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Kids can see inside from any angle; the clear acrylic construction minimizes reflection and glare from harsh hospital lighting.
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During Gates' testimony on Monday and Tuesday, he has avoided looking at Manafort, despite his former boss's steely glare.
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The only evening light is the blue glare of a TV screen, for fear of racking up more debt.
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Angered by the media glare after CNN's story, the California Superior Court judge delayed the trial start last year.
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With no backlight and no glare, this OG e-reader is the closest you'll get to a physical book.
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The critical feature for catching the quintuplet is being able to spot Mercury before it is lost in glare.
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Additionally, Blanco's camera is well-shaded, according to Sheppard, which helped reduce the glare and scattered light from Jupiter.
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Even though I'm inside on a cloudy day, because the Switch is facing a window, glare dominates the screen.
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The glare undulates for miles across the hillsides, touching cozy homes and glitzy high-rises and bullet-perforated storefronts.
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Querelle coats us in spit, sex, glitz, glare, lush light, sweaty muscles, mirrored surfaces, synthetic sounds, melodrama, and shadows.
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Often, light is the culprit, creating glare where you don't want it and washing out otherwise Insta-worthy shots.
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The cart guy shoots the shit amicably with Mr. Slow while noticing the escalating death glare from his regular.
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Wells Fargo's next leader will have to be comfortable working under the glare of regulators, politicians, media and customers.
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Almost blinded by the glare of the sand, he got a jump wrong and landed with a jarring impact.
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Oh, we must marry love and dread: must shield our senses from the glare and clamor of chaos everywhere.
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They have to manage their tracks, scent, shadow, glare and any number of other things to avoid being spotted.
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Only away from the glare of homophobia could we experience malleability, a flexing of the self, a full rotation.
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Google did not escape the glare, with critics saying the company gave too much prominence to false news stories.
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The glare from the tower ruined the effect, killed plants in the garden and threatened to damage the sculptures.
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White LED light has been linked to disruptions in sleep patterns, and the glare is found to affect eyesight.
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You stumble and fumble, the glare from your phone blinding your retinas because it's not in Night Shift mode.
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It felt good, Noah said, to jump for rebounds, dive for loose balls and glare at the officials again.
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But when that grandmother was the double-Oscar winner Vivien Leigh, the glare of the spotlight is probably unavoidable.
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Light needs to be diffused and the fixtures positioned to avoid creating screen glare, which can lead to eyestrain.
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And they'll look great on a crisp HD display that cuts down on glare and provides plenty of brightness.
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What about driving into the sun's glare, or during a snowstorm, or dealing with dirty or ice-coated sensors?
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That referral could lead to a new investigation, once again putting Clinton under the glare of the Justice Department.
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The colors will be more vibrant, the blacks will be deeper, and glare will be a problem no more!
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In Europe, the handful of people confirmed to have been infected have also found themselves in the public glare.
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At night, you couldn't see much beyond the glare of the street light directly in front of the window.
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After winning at Squaw Valley, Vuarnet licensed his name to a popular brand of high-end anti-glare sunglasses.
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But it is hard to pick out the light of a planet from the glare of a bright star.
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According to the survey, Americans in 2019 feel adrift and powerless about living under the glare of digital surveillance.
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When one person alleging sex assault faces the glare of the national spotlight, many more speak out in private.
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The following day, the clan planned to gather for a reunion in Des Moines, away from the media glare.
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Headlamps must also adequately avoid glare, or dazzle as it is known in Europe, for oncoming vehicles and pedestrians.
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It could be down to bad luck, or your internet connection, or even the glare coming off the screen.
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Outdoor light — especially when bouncing off clouds or ice — causes glare that can make it harder to view screens.
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Would you "tut-tut" in their general direction, maybe shoot them a glare or offer them a pointed "shhh"?
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They are elegant and beautifully constructed, even though they play with the noise and glare of popular visual culture.
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With bright sunlight shining through the glass, one must squint to deflect the glare from the all-white everything.
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Helicopters circle above during the day, and at night, stadium lights on nearby hilltops glare down on the camp.
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I really admire people who can manage to keep their thing alive and not be in the glare of this.
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Samsung focused on QLED, also known as "quantum dot" display, which reduces glare and has consistent color, the company said.
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View makes dynamic window glass that can adjust the level of tint to keep cooling costs down and reduce glare.
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The second problem, glare, is best dealt with by inserting an opaque disc called a coronagraph into a telescope's optics.
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But the all-time champeen glare goes to Jon, facing Theon for the first time since Theon betrayed House Stark.
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REX TILLERSON tends to shy away from the glare of publicity, but this week he was unable to avoid it.
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The display's anti-glare finish, white matting, and 27-inch display make it look like it belongs in a gallery.
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"Would it kill you to smile?" a colleague asks her at one point, so we can glare in his direction.
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She had a bitter rivalry with one neighbor down the road, whom, Anna recounted, would glare at her when passing.
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The laptop is also being offered with an anti-glare screen coating, and the webcam has been updated to 1080p.
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And in order to reduce glare, the light should be aimed to shine over your eyes — not directly into them.
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The material also differs from the electrochromic variety you'll find on the windows of Boeing 787 Dreamliner to prevent glare.
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She was quick to point out that Elizabeth Chambers, Armie Hammer's wife, was practically giving Jolie a full on glare.
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"We'll go and meet people face-to-face but we'll do this away from the media glare," said Pakorn, 27.
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Unswayed by the lights and distractions of the holidays, he confronts us with his glare, forcing us to confront reality.
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As the Verge noted, there's more to Dark Mode than simply dimming the blinding glare of your phone's white screen.
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But while they may crop and straighten, none are using this idea of combining multiple angles to eliminate the glare.
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In addition, it's waterproof (no wet pages!) with a glare-free display, jam-packed with storage space (up to 32GB
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But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities.
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He forgot how McEnroe's eyes used to narrow as if against the noonday glare, even on the cloudiest of days.
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Then suddenly someone flips the switch and you're under the glare of the floodlights — every move you make is scrutinized.
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The glare-free display adjusts to accommodate even bright sunlight, and it has a battery charge that lasts for weeks.
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Those skills are best assessed away from the public glare, in the penumbra that is the natural habitat of diplomacy.
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A year later, he found himself squarely in the glare of the spotlights when he became Ms. Minnelli's fourth husband.
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Yet, the memory of my time free from the screen's glare has inspired me to consult my phone less often.
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They also instructed Erving to go shirtless and socks-up, and for both men to give their hardest-ass glare.
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After all, we're talking vast quantities of strong spirits consumed twice daily, often in full glare of the baking sun.
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It is refuge and relief — from the heat, from daily difficulties, from the 24-hour glare of nearby Los Angeles.
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Whenever I encounter an owl, they seem to glare down from the woods while the rest of the bird vanishes.
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Later, in the glare of stadium lights, he cheered from the 20-yard-line in his white Paradise football jersey.
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He, too, was a few hours from his Celtics debut, but he was stage right, just beyond the spotlight's glare.
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The broadcasters who pay dearly for the rights to show the Games can deftly minimize the glare of empty seats.
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The app does a remarkable job of helping you line up and frame photos and eliminating glare from glossy printouts.
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But as he left the witness stand and walked past the defense table, he shot Sergeant Bergdahl a withering glare.
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Keep in mind that photos were taken behind a glass wall, so there may be some reflection and glass glare.
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To an island, maybe, where the sun, sand and throbbing dance music promise pleasures far from a cubicle's fluorescent glare.
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I stole a glance, taking in some names and numbers under the glare of my well-mannered boyfriend's judgmental eye.
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Sonos — based hundreds of miles away from the glare of Silicon Valley in the seaside town of Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Its small LED panel was remarkably bright—less subtle studio fill light and more directional glare highlighting my T-zone.
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The Smart Frame has a 21.5-inch IPS display with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution and an anti-glare coating.
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I stole a glance, taking in some names and numbers under the glare of my well-mannered boyfriend's judgmental eye.
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His news conferences have become awkwardly staccato, most of his answers preceded by a brief, pointed glare at his inquisitor.
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It designated how far both low and high beams should reach around curves and in a straightaway without providing glare.
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She recites from her autobiography with a Jamaican lilt and a disciplinarian's glare that dares you not to pay attention.
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I could see out of them clearly, but they had a substantial amount of glare which somewhat hides my eyes.
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On Wednesday, amid the glare of negative publicity, Mr. Kushner's company ended negotiations with the firm, the Anbang Insurance Group.
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Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Fowler have had incandescent moments, but all have wilted in the manufactured glare.
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If her confident glare on the September cover of Elle is any indication, Cara Delevingne is ready for next-level fame.
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Even the reflective glare is kept at a minimum So should you chuck your $1,000 (or cheaper) TV to the curb?
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That glare at what we're doing Our construction worker blood is inlaid with bricks to shelter you from wind and rain.
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What does this mean for those few of us who don't intend to shed blood by the glare of the supermoon?
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The ZBook's DreamColor technology display offers over one billion colors, 600 nits brightness, plus anti-glare and an ambient light sensor.
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You'll notice the screens don't have a protective "hood" on the edges, as Cadillac says sun glare won't be an issue.
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The 11.6-inch anti-glare display panel isn't HD but looks about the same as most of the other budget notebooks.
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"The camera they have developed can go into a vehicle through tint and glare," Manaher said, when asked about the system.
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And, splayed on the living-room couch, one arm across her eyes as if against a glare, her mother out cold.
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The software can simulate glare at sunset, snowstorms, poor road surfaces and dangerous situations to test the vehicle's ability to react.
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The feature, which switches the chat display from white to black, cuts down on glare for use in low-light situations.
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The majority fly over uninhabited areas, and many also occur during daytime when the sun's glare makes them hard to detect.
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She's the kind of person who can say something like "I already dug a grave" while maintaining a stone-cold glare.
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You get a hard shove to the chest piece, followed up by a withering glare worthy of the toughest Gerber baby.
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The glare of the screen bounced off her straight, equine features, her long, blond hair pulled back in a low ponytail.
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Practice conditions were hardly optimum Friday with temperatures in the 60s and glare from the sun causing issues for both teams.
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I yell at a kid who steps on a turtle and glare at her mom for allowing her to do it.
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We tolerate the glare and reflections for the sake of the superior contrast and more appealing saturation of a glossy panel.
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The HDR screen also drops the anti-glare feature of the other display options, despite it being the most costly option.
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But for those who can't escape the glare of light pollution, NASA will be streaming the event starting at 10 p.m.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association uses sunglasses as an example of a polarization filter in the case of water glare.
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Federico Alvarez emerged, blinking away the glare as his eyes adjusted to the world outside the tinted cocoon of his vehicle.
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But if she says the wrong thing in this debate, the media could well turn the spotlight's glare back on her.
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There's a party atmosphere, even if the previous night a minor clash left the media casting their glare upon England supporters.
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Even the glare cast by the overhead reading light transforms a typical travel magazine photo of woman swimming into something ethereal.
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The new model is waterproof, lasts weeks on one charge, and features a 300 ppi glare-free display even in sunlight.
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The new model is waterproof, lasts weeks on one charge, and features a 264 ppi glare-free display even in sunlight.
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They're also the first British "girl band" to have experienced this sort of mega-fame under the glare of social media.
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That small number doesn't necessarily mean Atiras are uncommon, just that they are hard to detect against the Sun's blinding glare.
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"I know the qualities I have and I don't have to sit here and defend myself," he said, with trademark glare.
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If Harvey seems unsure of how exactly to strut in the city's glare, the mound has always been his happy place.
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For more on North Korea's nuclear threat, read our leader, A nuclear nightmare, and our Briefing, By the rockets' red glare.
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In the earlier observations, the moon was, by chance, too close to Makemake and obscured in the glare, Dr. Parker said.
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As Ucilia Wang illustrated in Forbes, the reduction in glare has been dramatic, and the skies overhead are now noticeably darker.
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He doesn't yet have—and may not crave—the shine of stardom, but his intensity has a glare of its own.
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And off-stage is where both sides want to fight, away from the glare of a conflict in the Gulf waters.
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It boasts a high contrast ratio, resulting in bright colors and deep blacks, without a lot of glare in brighter rooms.
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Just be aware of any glare in the room, as the curve will hold it for longer than a flatscreen monitor.
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This is especially helpful when you need to draw them in order to reduce glare in mirrors and on your phone.
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Even if you didn't catch the episode, you've probably seen the withering glare Fonda shot Kelly, which instantly became a meme.
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My calves and the backs of my thighs sting from standing for 12 hours, my eyes strained from the fluorescent glare.
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By all means enjoy how the first three tracks all start with a tease before breaking out the rockets' red glare.
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To learn more about the watch and to escape the increasingly attentive glare of the Directions, Reuben must leave the city.
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Growing up, Charity has remained largely shielded from the glare of social media, despite having accounts on TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram.
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Video snippets have bounced across the internet, brief and inconclusive, taken during warm-ups or workouts far from the fans' glare.
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That side-trip into the present admits a harsh, electric glare that undermines the candle-lighted artifice of the central story.
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Draining my bounty outside, people glare at me, but it's a small price to pay for a perfect set of eggs.
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When chosen properly, window blinds and shades increase your home's privacy, reduce the glare of the sunshine, and add character, too.
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Every time they see each other they glare violently, and all the other characters keep gossiping about whether they've fought yet.
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The only part of the song he remembers is 'red glare,' because that's also the shade of fake tanner he uses.
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It is said that Socrates liked to hang out in Simon's workshop and engage in discussions, free from the public glare.
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Now, out on his balcony, Bamba was struggling with the midday glare as the Wayfair people set up their photo shoot.
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The panels absorb its heat and glare during the day and generate electricity to then light up part of the structure.
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And the 11.6-inch LED display is anti-glare, which lets you stream the occasional movie pretty much anywhere with ease.
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He is as much a celebrity as he is an athlete, exposed to a spotlight possessed of a much harsher glare.
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I'm considering having them painted the same (softer) color as my kitchen walls to reduce glare and promote a monochromatic look.
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The court of public opinion can render verdicts harshly and quickly, and those caught in its glare can be treated unfairly.
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Just as the bull's instant popularity forced City Hall's acceptance decades ago, so now has the girl with the obstinate glare.
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Either way, the heavens in a Greene photograph have the merciless glare of the desert sky in a Paul Bowles story.
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Trump was that hostile-jaunty guy in the big flappy suit, with the vaudeville hair, the pursed lips, and the glare.
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The American-born Markle, who married the prince in 2018, has struggled under the harsh glare of the British tabloid press.
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Two teams lost most of the season in the glare from other teams in their leagues, but shouldn't be any more.
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But budget and health care considerations faded in the glare of Donald Trump still insisting that Barack Obama had him wiretapped.
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The building itself is encased in 15cm thick bomb proof glass while plastic sails are in place to reduce solar glare.
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Musk probably won't have an easy time moving forward with a buyout even if he avoids the SEC's glare, Gorman said.
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Shade is essential for outdoor work spaces, the lab has found, in part to prevent glare on phone and laptop screens.
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To admire the painting, then, means to crane your neck and waltz to and fro to avoid glare on the surface.
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The idea is basically that through a simple glare, similar to the stank eye, someone can bring supernatural harm upon you.
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"Once again, under the glare of negative publicity, Pope Francis is prodded to finally do the right thing," a statement said.
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The Cintiq 2650's anti-fingerprint coating also makes it susceptible to glare, so find yourself a dark studio to work in.
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Instax WIDE 13 - $21 See Details The top-down viewfinder on the InstantFlex TL25 features a bright, anti-glare coated glass pane.
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The theme, which can be enabled in the settings, can also help reduce eye strain and glare in low light, Hulu notes.
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The dwarf planet found on New Year's Day, then lost in the summer glare, had been rediscovered again on New Year's Eve.
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And the rockets&apos red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
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The Kindle Paperwhite is designed for the summer, with a waterproof design, battery charge that lasts for weeks, and glare-free display.
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It seems to be a mix of a software problem and an issue of inferior lensing — check out the harsh glare here.
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The accession talks have long been a polite fiction, and the post-coup reprisals have exposed the hypocrisy to a harsh glare.
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The resulting union of hand, heavens, and face is chilling, especially when the glare reveals the swarm of fingerprints from caresses past.
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Melania married a real estate and reality TV mogul, but that does not mean she too desires life in the partisan glare.
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The Kardashians bring women into the glare of their spotlight — but when there are issues, they leave them to fend for themselves.
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Turn off nearby lamps or any other light sources that might cause reflections or a flat external glare on your TV screen.
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CAMERON KASKY AND David had grown accustomed to the media glare, but it was striking how they dealt with it so differently.
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All your favorite stories and nonfiction e-reads have never been clearer, and the anti-glare screen looks just like real paper.
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The screen is very good at combating glare and truly does look different than any other digital display I've viewed photos on.
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Because exoplanets are very faint and far away, they are often lost in the bright glare of the giant stars they orbit.
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His genius at publicity, a hyperactive Twitter account and a life lived in the tabloid glare also means he needs no introduction.
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THE COLLAPSE of Carillion, a construction firm with many public-sector contracts, catapulted auditors into the glare of public scrutiny last year.
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Without the press release, would I have thought of Lee Harvey Oswald, shackled and blinking into the spotlights' glare after his arrest?
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Lights with high color temperatures release more blue light, which cause more glare and discomfort to the eyes, according to the association.
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I can use this laptop in a brightly lit environment without having glare, my reflection, or little speckles of dust distracting me.
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There's also a lot of wood trim, which seems like an attempt to offset the harsh futuristic glare of the digital surfaces.
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Sure, she was plenty snarky and had a glare that could pierce through your soul, but she was ambitious and wildly entertaining.
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On particularly sunny days, Ooi would experience severe headaches from straining against the glare of the sun, a common symptom for astigmats.
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The Supreme Court, which typically tries to avoid the glare of partisan politics, could find itself right in the thick of it.
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And the rocket&aposs red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
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Edgerton's Richard is a gruff man who barely speaks whole sentences, preferring to say as much with a glare as with words.
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These instances of harassment or misconduct "occur out of the glare of the spotlight," as Jocelyn Frye, the report's author, puts it.
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After the first couple of mamas, Offset flashes a hilarious glare at Cardi before mouthing the words "papa" to his baby daughter.
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With no screen glare, a weeks-long battery, and storage capabilities for thousands of books, it's the perfect reading companion for travelers.
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The modular approach stems from four different mounts: the first is a glass window mount, so you can see outdoors without glare.
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Scientists can also use it to reduce the glare in optical sensors, such as for telescopes that explore distant objects in space.
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They are blue-light-blocking, anti-glare glasses, which are super helpful for looking at a computer/phone screen all day long.
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"Sometimes, 'Love' suggests, romance doesn't need candlelight to grow so much as an honest fluorescent glare," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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Not only do they ease screen glare and minimize screen fatigue, but they help combat harsh office lighting, too, it turns out.
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At night, Morales (pictured above) sits by candlelight or the glare of her battery-operated lamp and listens to the crashing waves.
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While it was unclear what exactly had happened, Ms. Petersen said weather, sun glare or other factors could have come into play.
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The glare-free display adjusts to accommodate the light you're in — even bright sunlight — and has a battery charge that lasts weeks.
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If you install the Frame anywhere near a window, as I did, you're going to see glare on the screen almost always.
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It just looks like a really nice TV.Even with shades down, the glare on the display robs Art Mode of some authenticity.
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To give the committee a chance to work out of the political glare, it will not report until after the midterm elections.
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No, I'm just going to glare, and that will be enough because they don't know what's coming, you see what I'm saying?
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You silently open the screen to your laptop and cover it with a blanket to hide the glare from your sleeping partner.
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NO-GLARE BEDTIME RULE I've made a vow to end the day reading from a book and not from a glowing screen.
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He exposed his ballsack to the harsh glare of the camera, leaving his testicles to protrude from the side of his kecks.
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He wasn't supposed to come under this kind of glare or have to lie this much (though lying comes easily to him).
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But the Casbah, in the heart of Algiers, is strangely quiet, the ancient stone alleys empty in the glare of the sun.
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And like the mobile app, users can share files, react with emojis and enable a dark theme to cut down on glare.
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Gossage can still reach back for that intimidating glare, the one that radiates an uncomfortable intensity — particularly when the subject is Cashman.
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This liberation, he imagined, would be achieved not in the glare of daylight, but rather under the brooding, protective cover of night.
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It is then, as the sun's punishing glare ends, that the firefighters can comfortably approach the flames hurtling across the parched savanna.
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And as a private company, Uber can try to heal itself outside the glare that comes from being on the public markets.
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That's true of the musical guests, many of whom found fame online and aren't kiln-fired in the glare of camera lights.
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By making such a move, Nordstrom would duck the glare of public shareholders and the pressure to constantly produce short-term profits.
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Sometimes she shuts the room down with a look or a glare, sometimes a tweet, like last year's State of the Union.
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Heath Ledger's performance as Gotham City's big bad, Joker, in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy brought the superhero genre into Oscar's golden glare.
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But Jackson's willingness to soak up the bright glare of the Gotham spotlight has allowed his team to progress under the radar.
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Pelosi responded with a glare toward her fellow Democrats, urging them to stop, in an attempt to keep the impeachment process somber.
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The glare Pelosi gave her caucus when some Dems started to clap after she announced the first article of impeachment passed pic.twitter.
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The matte texture does a good job of eliminating glare; you'll have no problem using this outside or in bright indoor settings.
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The alien glare of bioluminescent bacteria bathes David Ishee's face in green as he holds a petri dish over an LED light.
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After the Astrodome's roof panels were painted to reduce glare that had complaining players dropping routine fly balls, grass would not grow.
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So far, the first daughter -- one of the President's closest confidants -- has largely managed to escape the glare of the Russia investigation.
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The guy shit his own bed and then got a nasty glare from the maid who had to clean up his mess.
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Hidden behind the glare of the cameras pointed at Judge Kavanaugh is the ongoing plight of immigrant children in the United States.
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The photo was poorly focused, had a powerful glare behind the subject, was cropped awkwardly, with aging/exaggerated color—it was perfect!
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The ones coming from the direction of the sun are the most dangerous because the glare helps hide them from our view.
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When he first arrived, he was struck by the strong glare on the snow that piled in thick layers outside his window.
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The cameras, which can automatically adjust to reduce glare from sunlight or increase brightness at night, are also helpful in tight parking spots.
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Only 16 years old when the show took off, Bateman was thrust into the glare of Hollywood's spotlight — and it wasn't always easy.
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Spectators behind a fence chant the team's name as they squint through swirls of windswept dust and the glare of the midday sun.
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Nonetheless, the head of a survivors' group who decided not to go criticized holding a mass meeting under the glare of the media.
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In fact, the glare-free screen works so well that it looks like you're reading off of actual paper, even in direct sunlight.
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Perhaps Cersei's wistful glare after Euron's promise to impregnate her was her remembering that even if he succeeds, the pregnancy will likely not.
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When Daphne got in the next morning Gwen was glaring at her, a histrionic overcommitted glare that was clearly intended to invite comment.
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But Bill Clinton spent his entire presidency under a cloud of investigation, from Whitewater to Monica Lewinsky under the glare of Ken Starr.
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The water is a lambent azure, pulsing and receding in passes — up close the content is almost obscured by the paint's oily glare.
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Despite the glare of domestic and international media attention, they unusually allowed villagers to hold secret ballots to elect their own village leaders.
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The methods of managing it need simplifying and its glare must be greatly modified before it can come into use for ordinary purposes.
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Society is now drowning in tech, and as we've all curdled in the glare of our phones, "Silicon Valley" got more sour, too.
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Look for water-resistant sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher, and put it on before you head out into the glare.
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Because LED light is so concentrated and has high blue content, it can cause severe glare, resulting in pupillary constriction in the eyes.
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According to Earthsky, stargazing is best done on relatively moonless nights, as its glare can interfere with the light of other celestial bodies.
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Karoo Karoo That includes the Karoo device itself (currently available for $399) — a mountable, shockproof computer with a high-resolution, anti-glare touchscreen.
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The 15.6-inch anti-glare display has a resolution of 1920 x 1080; Asus will also optionally offer a version with a touchscreen.
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The room is lit by overhead windows, and people in the glare are sweltering as his stump speech meanders all over the place.
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You could walk into your local UPS or FedEx, but would have to deal with the soul piercing judgmental glare of packaging attendants.
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Commander Waterford (Joseph Fiennes) looks at her boobs with such a lecherous glare I'm tempted to reach through the screen and smack him.
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At least 10 Austinites glare at me for not going to a local coffee shop on the way, but what can you do?
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Its gold and red paint job is carried through to a red tinted windshield that gives the Wonder Woman car a menacing glare.
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The Garmin screens are customized to minimize glare, to communicate with the boat's engine systems, and to read the pitch of the propeller.
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Turning on the app's flashlight helped, but it also introduced glare to the photos, which made it harder for the app ID them.
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That hands a single individual kingmaking powers, while keeping young firms out of the clarifying glare of the public markets for even longer.
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In real life, Charles brought his sons there to escape the glare of the spotlight following their mother's death on August 30, 1997.
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We watched endless episodes of the show, studying each investor's questions we would likely need to answer under the glare of stage lights.
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Is this the next massive startup win or a house of cards waiting to be toppled by the glare of the public markets?
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The media and political glare on Trump has given rogue actors abroad an opportunity to pursue their aims without attracting too much attention.
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Trump realizes that Democrats are using the Russians hacks to delegitimize his presidency, so he's trying to focus the glare on his opponents.
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China's brokers may be exposed to the glare of market scrutiny but the big players investing through them will remain in the shadows.
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But there's also something inherently poised about him, in that way that only comes from years working under the glare of a spotlight.
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Trump has dismissed and bristled at the constant glare of scrutiny on his staff, his family and himself where it comes to Russia.
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Kate and a dude were in WeHo Friday leaving Craig's, and with the glare of camera lights trained on them, they locked lips.
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What was really going on was a deep shyness that she didn't know how to navigate in the glare of the public gaze.
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Similarly, under the glare of Franken's questioning, Betsy DeVos revealed her stark ignorance of education policy, creating a national outcry over her nomination.
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The screen gets bright enough to use outdoors, but it's a bit more reflective and has more glare than I'd like to see.
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Dig deeper: For more on North Korea's nuclear threat, read our leader, A nuclear nightmare, and our Briefing, By the rockets' red glare
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" Or the Washington Capitals fans -- as they did tonight -- cheer wildly when the word "red" is mentioned in the line "rockets red glare?
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It is said that one gets the Evil Eye by way of another person's glare, praises, or compliments, whether ill-intentioned or not.
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His hairline is receding, his shoulders are slumping, and his body is opening up to receive the long sword of the Mooch's glare.
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But little felt fair about the way The Ringed City introduced itself, as I ran in circles, hoping to avoid the angels' glare.
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The mount also smartly helps combat glare by disabling the infrared sensor and optimizes night mode to work for better low-light capture.
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What happened at the lavish 40th-birthday party of his aristocratic best friend, Ben Fitzmaurice, to make Martin squirm under the detectives' glare?
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Forty years ago, many used to laugh at the way the ballet star Rudolf Nureyev use to pose, glare and manipulate his ovations.
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"You see how they are looking at me?" said Mr. Gomez, 30, as one officer gave him a hard glare and walked away.
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Vaquera, a four-person collective dedicated to hysterical oddity, is one, both shaky in its early days and squarely in the spotlight's glare.
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The glare patterns of a chip bag, for example, morph dramatically when you view it from different angles in a brightly-lit room.
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He said he was drawing a town, but the glare on the paper was so bright they couldn't see what he was doing.
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And he has always been armed with nothing more than the power that comes from the glare of illumination provided by The Times.
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Ms. Johnson said that while he remained on campus, Mr. Lyman would glare at her when he saw her in the dining hall.
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Partners whispered instructions to her as she moved, and she used the glare of stage lights to indicate the approximate locations of exits.
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Days before, the FSB defector Alexander Litvinenko had died in the full glare of the world's media after being poisoned with radioactive polonium.
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Or it may be "tidally locked," with one hemisphere permanently roasting in the glare of its sun, the other frozen, facing empty space.
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But this week, the 37-year-old South Bend, Indiana, mayor took his inevitable turn in the harsh glare of the 2020 spotlight.
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"I live in dread that people are going to download songs out of order, or have favorite songs," he said with a glare.
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The American-born Markle has struggled under the harsh glare of the U.K. tabloid press since marrying into the royal family in 2018.
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I'll put on black matte liner or full lashes to bring out my Eastern-Asian eyes or enhance the sharpness in my glare.
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Few have been willing to announce the sort of plant closings that might put them in the harsh glare of the president's spotlight.
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The entire stock market is bathed in the glow of Big Tech now, and some investors are beginning to squint against the glare.
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It was Andy's job to find a way for Miranda to get home, as Miranda reminds Andy before shooting her a searing glare.
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What we do know for sure, though, is that the Warriors' run played out under the glare of a much more demanding spotlight.
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The walls of the gym dissolve to glass, the space filling with white glare, as the same winter wonderland reveals itself around them.
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Known for his smooth and distinctive voice, Rickman could also tell you profound things with only a look, or, more often, a glare.
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The screen clocks in at a decent Quad HD (2560 x 1440) resolution, though the finish emits a distracting glare, even when viewed indoors.
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"We are going hungry here," she said, balancing her smiling, seemingly oblivious daughter on one hip before the glare of a flashing police light.
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Ubiquitous media coverage means CEOs are in the spotlight more than ever now, their personalities and their personal lives often in a bright glare.
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Enter: dark mode, an interface that uses a dark color scheme instead of light and can help reduce eye fatigue, glare, and blue light.
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After the first couple of "mama"s, Offset flashed a hilarious glare at his wife before mouthing the word "papa" to his baby daughter.
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The glare of urban living all but blots out the cosmic show overhead, denying you the dazzling vision of countless constellations and celestial bodies.
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The work environment in which Johnson must operate is particularly unwelcoming: Her colleagues glare with disgust when she dares to use a coffee pot.
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The base model has a 14-inch 1,4993 x 1,080 anti-glare display, an eighth-generation Intel Core i5 processor, and a 128GB SSD.
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" – Alexander Hamilton and James Madison , Federalist No. 18 TIME OUT: THE ROCKET'S RED GLARE WaPo: " Ding Yan Zhong — known to industry insiders as 'Mr.
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The camera cut to Tambor in the audience, and his icy glare was tinged not with anger but with something else: a weird boredom.
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Between the bickering and Sansa's ongoing ice-glare feud with Daenerys, it's a wonder that Winterfell hasn't already fallen from internal power struggles alone.
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It was unprecedented attention: The glare of international spotlight upended the usually unseen journey of Central Americans fleeing to the US. Cameras every day.
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Birkhead, 44, now works as a photographer and flips houses for a living, and he's largely raised his daughter out of the Hollywood glare.
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Against the glare of opprobrium, the Big Tech companies, quite different from the imperious Gilded Age trusts, are attempting to at least appear responsive.
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" Second, the AMA "encourage[s] minimizing and controlling blue-rich environmental lighting by using the lowest emission of blue light possible to reduce glare.
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Such a deal, at about $21 billion, would take Tesla out of the glare of Wall Street but might limit its access to capital.
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And Trump should go f himself," Page wrote, sharing a New York Times story titled "Moment in Convention Glare Shakes Up Khan's American Life.
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READ: How Kennedy's retirement will push the war over abortion into overdrive Opponents of abortion are feeling the glare of the national spotlight, too.
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Besides gaming power, the Dell G5 adds more to your experience with up to 4K output, two front-firing speakers, and anti-glare panels.
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And they used a new technique to remove all that pesky glare from the central stars, so that the disk itself could be resolved.
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They're able to operate "outside of the quarterly spotlight or the glare of public markets," and often take a longer-term view, he said.
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But she also has a glare, an aura, an unnamed something that makes you crave for her to know exactly who you are, too.
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While its lovers anxiously await the limited edition product parade, haters make plans to keep the orange glare out of their grocery carts completely.
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Yes, that's right: the things you put on your head to avoid glare, sunburn, or in this case, to signify your particular brand allegiance.
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Similarly, as we can now see in the cold glare of hindsight, it was never inevitable that the digital revolution would inherently favor democracy.
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By adding anti-glare hood decals, 20-inch Kevlar-reinforced tires and some red tow hooks, Jeep has created the new Grand Cherokee Trailhawk.
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So I ask him, and he looks at me with a piercing blue-eyed glare that would make Tom Cruise blush, and says no.
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And thanks to the curved design, there will be far less picture fade when sitting to the side — just watch out for that glare.
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The warehouse load-out queues that exposed the London Metal Exchange (LME) to the harsh glare of both media and regulatory scrutiny have gone.
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" (An exclusive clip of the 20/20 interview is shown above.) Turning his glare to the camera, Blake continues: "I'm still here, you bastards.
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"It's the latest sign that more firms are happy to go private and take them out of the glare of public markets," Wilson said.
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The Topekas are affordable sport frames with grippy rubber nose pads that curve around my face to keep out sun, wind, and peripheral glare.
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The glare of the gold tinted windows of Mandalay Bay hotel, one of the most prominent buildings on the Strip, was impossible to ignore.
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And despite the sometimes-harsh glare of the political spotlight, the duo says although "unlikely," they're not completely ruling out getting into politics themselves.
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The grim weather isn't discouraging the 22008 or so footballers who have just started a training session under the glare of the floodlights, however.
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The ship's captain, whose name has not been released, was unable to see the group because of glare from the sun, the police said.
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The large in-flight entertainment monitor could be tilted, a feature I definitely appreciated as it helped fight the glare of open window shades.
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Soil texture, glare, clouds and other variables can all interfere with movement and computer vision, particularly as it tries to move towards driverless tech.
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The couple divorced in a glare of publicity in 1978, the first such royal split since the days of Henry VIII four centuries earlier.
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For one thing, there's the anti-glare display, something I think about every time I see my own dumb face reflected back at me.
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Kindle, available at Amazon, $89.99The glare-free display and adjustable screen light on Amazon's most affordable Kindle device make reading anywhere an enjoyable experience.
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The NHL felt the glare would create safety issues for the players, despite the fact many of them wore eye black and tinted visors.
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And as Mr. Theroux would point out, he has spent the last three years dodging the kind of tabloid glare he never asked for.
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When cataracts form, images get increasingly fuzzy, the eyes become more sensitive to glare, night vision is impaired, and color contrasts are often lost.
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The trade-offs, while often out of the glare of Washington, are frighteningly real for the health and safety of people around the country.
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It's designed to minimize screen glare while maintaining contrast so you don't blast your eyes with a white background while in a dim room.
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By then, he was entrenched in the spotlight's glare, the presumptive No. 1 pick in the N.B.A. draft with his own Sports Illustrated cover.
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When somebody steps into the tabloid glare as willingly and relentlessly as Caitlyn Jenner has, a memoir might seem greedy, or at least redundant.
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Still, compared to the national media glare that has followed previous fights over these laws, the movement's recent victories have generated relatively little furor.
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Ayotte, at 48 one of the youngest senators, stomps through the Capitol's hallways with a steely reserve, often warding off reporters with a glare.
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"It got up there in the rain and the glare, and he had a tough time judging where it was coming down," Collins said.
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And while the Intelligence Committee conducted much of its investigative work behind closed doors, the judiciary panel will work entirely in the public glare.
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No matter what, the nine justices -- five appointed by Republican presidents, four by Democrats -- could find themselves in the glare of an unwelcome spotlight.
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The Paperwhite has a backlit screen with zero glare, so they can read it as easily outside as in bed with the lights out.
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When Menery, outside the ropes, heckled Koepka about this during an early round at the Masters, Koepka laughed, but Menery got the Pinkerton glare.
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Lack, who was hardly alone in media circles in pursuing Kelly, may have been blinded by a familiar malady of television executives: glamour glare.
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All transpiring in a reduced glare after a public swipe by the team president Phil Jackson at Carmelo Anthony that left the player chafed.
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For LePage, a political neophyte who swept to power during the 22019 Republican congressional wave, the harsh glare of the national spotlight is familiar.
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Scattered across another open field are painted wooden stars, each about four-feet wide, their colors faint from full exposure to the sun's glare.
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Kindle Paperwhite This thin and lightweight e-reader has a glare-free screen, which gives it the appearance of real paper even in direct sunlight.
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The gritty closeups in Fujiwara's series Friday Reports show reporters clutching microphones, photographers peering through lenses, all of them caught in the glare of spotlights.
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Out of the box, they each have a 2399-inch full HD anti-glare display, but you can opt for a touchscreen for a premium.
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These glasses reduce glare and increase contrast, so your eyes don't have to work as hard when you're working with spreadsheets or writing fire tweets.
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Then, caught in the glare of increased scrutiny, they reined in lending, further crimping investment and pushing credit-seekers towards non-banking financial corporations (NBFCs).
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It has an HD anti-glare screen so you can experience true visual clarity when you stream all your favorite shows, whether inside or outdoors.
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In the full glare of the world's media the strongman, Chun Doo-hwan, could hardly beat them all up as past practice would have demanded.
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The lighting of one of them seems cack-handed in the extreme — the glare of a spot bounces off the surface of the canvas. Ouch!
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The need for energy efficiency is serious, but so too is minimizing human risk from bad lighting, both due to glare and to circadian disruption.
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The unfamiliar glare of the sun disoriented him, and he swam into a lane marker, then overcompensated and hit the other side of the lane.
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It improved when I turned the lights in the room on, but then you're stuck with the harsh red reflective glare endemic to OLED displays.
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Over time, glare from the lights may cause eye damage and distorted vision, while high levels of blue light in LEDs may stunt circadian rhythms.
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By using the camera to meld together four different angles of the same print, PhotoScan creates a glare-free, automatically-cropped and searchable digital file.
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They can restrict content as they please, but have only done so in the glare of scrutiny, after journalists or activists shed light on problems.
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Watching Madeline cut down the other mothers with an icy glare I thought Amy Dunne from Gone Girl fame could easily fit in this milieu.
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Most are dressed in suits and look presidential, but their faces are obscured by the glare cast by a light shone into the camera's eye.
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But the "caring and feeling" Queen's "instinct was to do everything to protect the grandchildren from the full glare of grief and publicity," Rhodes wrote.
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Under the queasy yellow glare of a 40- watt light bulb, I climbed the steep and precarious stairwell up to the training area, the dojo.
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Every day, thousands of law firms, associations and advocacy groups seek to exert influence over policymaking away from the glare of presidential and congressional politics.
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Another possible reason is that companies are shying away from the public markets to avoid shareholder activism, short-termism and the glare of public scrutiny.
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He's a fascinating figure, a cocky showman in red-leather pants who has mastered both Michael Jackson's fluidly spastic movements and Clint Eastwood's squint-glare.
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Negasonic Teenage Warhead puts Wade in his place with a well-timed glare or long, uncomfortable silence when he gets too cocky or starts showboating.
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While glare from headlights did seem to slow the speed with which the younger group spotted the pedestrian, wearing yellow-lenses did not improve things.
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"Tape," like " Garbage " and " Glare ," the later long poems that Ammons composed on coils of paper, works as an alternative timepiece that runs on writing.
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But on the shores of Lake Erie this week, beyond the glare of television cameras, the power of the permanent political class seemed virtually undisturbed.
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It says the glass lets in the optimum amount of natural light, reduces heat and glare, and cuts building energy consumption by up to 20%.
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Maybe in our meetings together, we'll be able to ... Just bring me along, I'll stand in the back of the room and glare at them.
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It can also handle glare, fog and darkness, having learned to do so on its own, according to Embark co-founder and CEO Alex Rodrigues.
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The anti-glare laminate began bubbling up some time ago, spreading across the screen like an untreatable rash, fogging up the webcam in the process.
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Tesla is under an intense glare, thanks in part to Musk's vow that the company will be profitable during the second half of this year.
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Was it the afternoon glare, or was I so disconnected from everyone and everything that I failed to take a second look at oncoming traffic?
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Just after sundown on Sunday, people around Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California looked up and spotted the red glare of a rocket.
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I think the answer I'm supposed to give is "Jesus and Einstein" and then stop and glare at you and refuse to finish my list.
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It is a "school resource officer" like Corporal Revels, an often-overlooked role in law enforcement that is under the national glare like never before.
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The prosecution of the reporters put Aung San Suu Kyi, winner of the 28 Nobel Peace Prize, in the glare of an uncomfortable global spotlight.
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It is the largest oil spill in decades, but the disaster has unfolded outside the glare of international attention that big spills have previously attracted.
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I've already purchased a fine window blind to remedy the whole blinding glare situation, I just haven't found the time to install the thing yet.
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Explain that while you understand that the neighbor wants to illuminate the terrace, the glare makes it difficult for you to comfortably enjoy your home.
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Lloyd, who's spent much of his career crusading against abortion, has faced the glare of the spotlight multiple times during his tenure heading the ORR.
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As I observed him under the relentless sun of southern Arizona trying to defend his multiple immigration positions, he shot me the occasional stony glare.
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Minute details of brushwork, seals, and inscriptions are impressive and support Little's assertions, but are challenging to see behind plexiglass and the glare of lights.
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"She wishes to be a silent witness to these good works, far from the glare and misfortune that has often fallen upon other lottery 'winners.'"
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We made direct eye contact as he grinned sheepishly and shrugged while I gave him my best born-and-raised-in-New York City glare.
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That was before the glare of the House impeachment inquiry cast him in an unflattering light as one of Mr. Trump's personal emissaries to Ukraine.
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The hardest-core birder stands all day in biting wind and salt spray, staring into fog or glare in the hope of glimpsing something unusual.
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Going for a new look allows you to take the white-hot glare off a difficult part of your life and focus on something else.
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On a plate lay a shining-fresh whole mackerel with a sharp glare, a perfectly plump lemon and a ruby pile of horseradish-spiked beets.
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The body was located with the use of a helicopter equipped with technology that can find the glare and reflection of items like cell phones.
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I've seen the steely glare that Ms. Klobuchar, our senator from next door gives when she shares the woes Trump has brought to farm country.
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Turning a corner toward the airport, the glare was so blinding, I could only make out small details in a panorama that remained mostly obscured.
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Both sides had valid points but, as usual, no one appeared interested in an accommodation rather than confrontation in the glare of the television lights.
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Another possible reason is that companies are shying away from the public markets to avoid shareholder activism, short-termism and the glare of public scrutiny.
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When his father lambastes him for perceived errors later in the session, Shawn obliges then, too—not with a smile but with an aggressive glare.
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With the latest reports, the Dominican Republic's tourism industry, and its wager on luring vacationers to colossal all-inclusive resorts, are coming under international glare.
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Now, a construction project — the planned expansion of a natural gas pipeline across Indian Point property — is again putting the power plant in a harsh glare.
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All but one of the curtains are closed (to eliminate glare, I assume), though the windows are open for the welcome and pleasant California sea breeze.
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With "Te Bote" co-producer Young Martino in tow, the Puerto Rican lyricist weaves his streetwise narrative with a touch of braggadocio and a knowing glare.
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The outlook is grim: structural reforms have disappointed; euro-zone demand is weak; and the hawkish glare of the commission limits room for a fiscal kick.
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YouTube says its dark theme will cut down on glare and allow viewers to take in the true colors of the videos they watch on mobile.
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That legacy aside, though, Windham nowadays qualifies as an underappreciated star, lost in the glare of Hogan, Flair, Warrior, Sting, and a dozen or more contemporaries.
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It can also help to cut down on glare, and help viewers take in the true colors of the videos they watch, the company previously explained.
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This anti-glare display and Dell's ComfortView work to minimize squinting and blue light emissions — and the 1920 x 503 HD display looks pretty nice, too.
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It's got a sharp display, covered in anti-glare Gorilla Glass – a good thing, since the product is designed to face directly up toward the lights.
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But you often end up with all kinds of unwanted glare and reflections in your photos PhotoScan works like magic and produces a reflection-free image.
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In 210, TechCrunch named OLPC's laptop one of the biggest product flops of the decade, blaming "corporate infighting and the glare of reality" for its demise.
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The night sky is a delicate thing, the natural blobs and penlights easily washed out by synthetic glare, whether it comes from the ground or orbit.
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Airline staff slipped trays of cheese omelets, croissants and fruit through a small gap in the curtain, trying to hide the young men from public glare.
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So that every time people began taking attention from him, he would say something yet more outrageous and get the media glare back onto his campaign.
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As Hitman's meticulous and well-trained assassin Agent 47, I'm used to getting in and out of tense situations without so much as a suspicious glare.
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Even under fluorescent lights, there is some screen glare; it would've been nice for Acer to provide a matte display option or a screen protector accessory.
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Foreign tours, with their jet-lag, tedious diplomatic summits and intense media glare, impose their own demands on a President, especially one as inexperienced as Trump.
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He proceeds to glare right at me, sensing I'm a rookie, and tosses more water on the rocks to challenge my ability to take the heat.
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The radical imams Mr. Musliu and Mr. Sogojeva still preach in Pristina, where for prayers they draw crowds of young men who glare at foreign reporters.
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A sale to an investment firm could help Staples escape the glare of the public market, where its shares have more than halved in three years.
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Always ask questions, and be sure to give your elected leaders a death glare and throw glitter their way if they even try to play us.
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In the glare of a general election, a few observers have argued Trump's reactions on Twitter to tragic events appear to sound offensive and self-serving.
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And large exterior sunshades which move according to data collected from weather sensors installed on the building are used to help moderate temperature and control glare.
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At the time, the N.F.L. had a list of demands for the equipment, including ruggedness, ease of use, size, effectiveness in extreme temperature and glare resistance.
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Authorities have asked that the boys be allowed to recover at home, away from the public glare, so that they can return to their normal lives.
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The Warriors have spent weeks playing amid the public glare of their hunt for 73 wins and perhaps, Kerr said, all that attention has distracted them.
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The British royals are rarely out of the media glare, but the baby arrives at a time when the Windsors have particularly been in the limelight.
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Everybody's been wearing shorts and eating three Cornettos an hour and trying to work outside even though they can't see their laptop screens for the glare.
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"I like to fish, and polarized lenses will reduce reflection and glare off surface waters and allow one to see at a greater depth," Diaz said.
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At night, in front of the milky glare of the laptop's dimmed screen, you both quietly disengage from one another, turning silently to face separate walls.
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Do you think about what it would have been like if you had to deal with the glare of social media when you first started acting?
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There, in the glare of headlights, he saw his relatives lying face down on the ground in their long white thobes, their hands cuffed behind them.
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Coach Rick Carlisle had given Porzingis the option of taking personal time away from the team to escape the glare of the spotlight, but Porzingis declined.
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Light pollution has gotten arguably worse in recent years with the proliferation of LED bulbs that use less energy but give off a cold, harsh glare.
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Popular culture's fascination with — and derision for — the pomp and preening baked into awards shows can't but extend to the women fixed in the cameras' glare.
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They uploaded videos to social media of exhausted looking migrant families, blinking in the darkness in the glare of what appeared to be the militia's spotlights.
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Conducted in the full glare of the media and watched by voters back home, a poor performance can sink the most carefully crafted of political careers.
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Mr. Trump has eagerly conducted his insurgent presidency in the glare of the cameras, antagonizing friends and foes alike and boasting of accomplishments large and small.
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That might be a couple of poor results; the defeats to Brighton and Tottenham, for example, that brought the glare of scrutiny just a month ago.
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Despite having a matte finish, it still kicks back some intrusive glare in bright settings, though not as much as you'll get from a glossy panel.
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Ultra-thick glass lenses that banish all glare (along with leather side touts) made these among the first real ski goggles before Smith Optics came along.
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Like any city on the sea, a pair of sunglasses is a must to protect your eyes from glare off the water and bright, direct sun.
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Julian Assange's court battle against extradition to the United States, on hacking and espionage charges, began in London under the glare of the world's media Monday.
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The Kindle Paperwhite has a flush-front design and 300 ppi glare-free display, so it reads like actual paper, no matter the kind of lighting.
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Playing now alongside King James in the glare of the league's brightest spotlight, Davis has to brace for the reality that every sneeze will be scrutinized.
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Playing now alongside King James in the glare of the league's brightest spotlight, Davis has to brace for the reality that every sneeze will be scrutinized.
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He looked tense under the glare of cameras but appeared to loosen up as he joked with a group of children playing rugby outside the palace.
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MONROVIA, Liberia — Emmanuel Dongo, who spends his days begging on Monrovia's streets, plunged with his crutches onto the concrete stage and into the glare of neon.
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He is a careful curator of his own image: in photographs, Scott can look scary, with his semi-shaved head, frequently bare chest, and fierce glare.
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Scene City Blame Winter Storm Niko, the exodus of some of New York's most prominent designers to other cities and the unforgiving glare of social media.
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Democrats have lived in fear for weeks that their tightly crafted impeachment message would wilt under the glare of the TV cameras and Trump's relentless assault.
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You'll marvel at how the 15.6-inch anti-glare FHD display fits into such a compact body, as if the laws of physics no longer apply.
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A robust measure of arrogance and some degree of neediness are what make the grind of the campaign trail and the glare of the media bearable.
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The child's future is being sketched out through a few gestures, some understood, others misunderstood, and a few lost to the glare of the afternoon sun.
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What unites them is a strong commitment to portraying his subjects with the dignity and respect that often eludes them in the glare of news cameras.
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Plenty of people have argued that those who don't want the bad things that come with the harsh glare of the spotlight shouldn't seek it out.
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I work on a computer all day, so I always have to pay extra for that screen glare coating they recommend at the eye doctor's office.
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I was photographing artifacts the same way I would anything in a natural history museum: leaning toward the case to reduce glare and improve the angle.
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Everyone's doing Akali, so I wanted to give some love for Eve instead, love her menacing glare and stance <3 4K res wallpaper available on my deviantart!
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" Representative lyric: "Blue-collar and a red-state treasure / Love junkie on a three-day bender / his grip, so hard, eyes glare / Trouble like a mug shot.
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It's one of the quietest horror films I've ever seen, and at my screening, the audience seemed loath to breathe; munching popcorn was a glare-worthy offense.
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Never mind the fact that nobody will be able to pay attention to the movie due to the glare of everyone using their phones all the time!
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For people accustomed to living in the media's glare, it's surprising how often world leaders forget the golden rule of broadcasting: Always assume the mic is live.
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It's got a non-glare coating, a contrast ratio of up to 2240:21080, and decent viewing angles of 24 degrees on both the horizontal and vertical.
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The 14-inch model only comes with a 1080p anti-glare LCD, but the 15.6-inch is also available with either a 1080p or 4K IPS screen.
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As the group coalesces under tree shade, rally attendees waiting in the security lines stare onward, most of their expressions masked by sunglasses blocking the dusk glare.
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Watch your favorite movies and run some of the best PC game titles out there in crisp detail on the Inspiron's anti-glare, 15.6-inch FHD display.
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In the ritual he created, the sun is the source of this Glare Age and it is swallowed by two wolves in the course of the eclipse.
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It has a glossy glass cover, which means it can catch a bad glare at the wrong angle, but otherwise there's nothing to complain about with it.
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Telegram got its start, and its initial funding, under the premise of providing a messaging tool that was shielded from the inquisitive glare of Russian spy agencies.
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The guy has boundless energy, ambition and access to money — and the personality and love of the game to withstand the grind and glare of politics. Sen.
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Go five miles south along the road out of town and you'll find Katsikas refugee camp, where it's the glare of floodlights that illuminates the December nights.
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The new dark mode in macOS Mojave, for example, boosts contrast considerably, which should help Mac users see better and guard against eye fatigue or screen glare.
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Taylor Swift may be sorely disappointed at the VMAs Sunday, because she's gonna have no one to glare at ... we've learned Kim and Kanye are otherwise engaged.
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Harris tells GQ that it was a matter of timing as well as the intense glare of the flashbulbs — which never dimmed, even after the two separated.
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There's little-to-none of the frigid glare or protective fierceness an outsider might anticipate, with very few comic book guys to harsh the gently supportive buzz.
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So in order to overlay the information as if it's a sci-fi movie, you know, the glare of the sunlight is quite difficult to fight against.
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He then employs her head and its stony glare as a weapon, a tool he subsequently gives to the goddess Athena who wore it on her armor.
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He's on track to raise $10 billion in private funding without having to withstand the glare of Wall Street and the pressure-cooker of quarterly earnings reports.
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As they looked to the future, Steinway's leaders decided to take the company private, away from the short-term glare of public shareholders focused on quarterly earnings.
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Because Jupiter is also a bright planet, astronomers have had to deal with the issue of glare and scattered light affecting the space where moons can exist.
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Few of us watching from distant sidelines have much sense of the conditions inside the Olympics arena, where ambient temperatures can be frostier than Mr. Phelps's glare.
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Observing the household machinations with a sinister glare is the Lanlaires' coachman and gardener, Joseph (Vincent Lindon), a rabid anti-Semite to whom Célestine is immediately attracted.
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Bits Social media has been in the glare since the election for its perceived harmful qualities, such as the spreading of hate speech and the false information.
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My roommate has since apologized to me, but in the meantime I have felt the glare of her friends and been heckled on campus by other students.
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The show offers an appreciation for an 18-year-old queen, as well as a surly glare at the institutions and men who tried to constrain her.
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Meanwhile, its onboard coronagraph will shade out the glare of distant stars so precisely that scientists expect to unravel the atmospheric makeup of the planets orbiting them.
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When the Clintons went public with a plan to reform health care in the 1990s, the proposal actually got less popular in the harsh glare of sunlight.
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Sometimes we'd stop for gas before rolling north along the river, the dark of the back seat cut through by the glare of harsh gas station fluorescents.
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As this nomination fight takes place amid the backdrop of a presidential election, the glare of this looming battle exposes many of the subplots confronting the race.
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But for two other Yankees who had spent the last week in the uncomfortable glare of October, this latest celebration came bottled with a different emotion: relief.
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He is a self-described germaphobe who is known to glare at aides who sneeze in his vicinity or try to shake hands with him after coughing.
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I confessed to the reader that the nakedness of the emotions I was describing, undefended against the pitiless glare of irony, made them embarrassing to write about.
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His golf partner, his oldest son, then known as "Junior" and the Roman candle in the family, did look, though, and leveled a fierce glare at me.
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Christine Lin, principal for Form & Field, an interior design firm in San Francisco, suggests you avoid placing your TV opposite a window in order to avoid glare.
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Under the glare of bare light bulbs, shoppers buy greasy fried chicken and juice from stalls and purchase gifts for loved ones or groceries for the home.
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Most Anglophones had only demanded autonomy, but against the glare of state violence, the movement for independence, which had been considered fringe and insignificant, suddenly seemed legitimate.
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A lamp or window positioned two feet directly opposite to you that lights you evenly will be most flattering and will not cast glare on your screen.
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The pain at the center of this study of human purposelessness can be hard to take for someone unprepared for the bright glare of Beckett's unbounded bleakness.
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But Balkman doesn't hesitate when asked about the weight of everything on his shoulders in this case -- the media glare, the high-powered attorneys, the legal precedent.
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Here is a road covered in gravel, here is a road covered in snow, here is a road in morning fog, here is one in noonday glare.
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But for the most part, "The Lying Game" makes good on its premise that tall tales have consequences, especially when they're exposed to the glare of truth.
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It's a great option for work or play thanks to the NanoEdge display, boasting wide viewing angles and a matte anti-glare coating for an engaging experience.
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But Trump is hardly a stranger to legal combat, having initiated or been a party to hundreds of lawsuits while living his life in a tabloid glare.
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Trump sounded wistful and like he genuinely feels bad for the doctor whose gremlins he thrust from general obscurity into the glare of a Senate confirmation hearing.
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The glare-free display also reads like real paper, so having to shift around your device to avoid annoying light sources is a thing of the past.
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A permanent sunshade had to be installed after the concave shape created a focused glare that, according to complaints, reflected onto roads and damaged vehicles and buildings.
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Tall windows ensure everyone has a view, and from an open-air viewing car in the back you can take photos without the glare of window panes.
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Moonves sticks to script under glare of misconduct claims Presidents Club's hostess agency agrees shake-up Aid charities need new ombudsman to tackle sex abuse, say MPs
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Carr and Oakland will try to remain unbeaten under the glare of a national spotlight when they travel cross country to visit the Washington Redskins on Sunday.
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Meghan McCain, a daughter of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, (and herself no stranger to the political media glare), was just as unvarnished about the prospect.
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I will always argue that matte screens are better, because they are less affected by glare and distracting reflections and, therefore, can remain usable even in sunlit environments.
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In the first black-and-white image, the aspiring photographer and skateboarding specialist wears a distressed white button-down with a black tie and a brooding, squinty glare.
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Though the glare in this image leads me to think this might have been a mock up with a plastic or cardboard display, and not the final product.
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The all-new Kindle is small enough to fit in your bag and features a glare-free display that reads like real paper, even in the brightest environments.
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We'd probably be diving through dumpsters in search of discarded porno mags like horny little pizza rats, desperate to hole away our booty against the glare of onlookers.
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Blakely and Rodriguez also said the night staff, which consisted of about four to six people including a cook, had fled once the deep red glare got closer.
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But as the White House faces the glare of multiple Russia probes, it has done little to pressure the Pentagon or State Department to engage their Russian counterparts.
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It can be manifested as artifacts in the image, as we can see in yours, or it can show up as a glare that washes across the image.
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Never mind that the Constitution, and then a federal judge last week, suggested that Democrats were justified in taking depositions from key witnesses out of the public glare.
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The screen features a glare-free finish, a maximum brightness of 300c/m43, and an auto-dimming feature to help it match the ambient light in the room.
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Unlike Harry's previous girlfriends, who have struggled under the glare of the spotlight, Meghan — a successful Hollywood actress, activist and influencer before she met Harry — shines under it.
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And the surface of the bar is textured to reduce glare but also to feel as similar as possible to the top of the keys on the keyboard.
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It's also glare-free with adjustable lights for indoor and outdoor use, so you can read as much as you want without the sunlight getting in the way.
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These pictures may show supernovae flaring up and dimming back down, active galaxies whose centers glare as their black holes digest material, and strange bursts from cataclysmic events.
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Amid scattered beer cans and takeout bags on the balcony, Sam and a group of his friends maunder in the glare of the marquee during an electrical blackout.
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Glare doesn't seem to be an issue, though, as previously mentioned, it's been snowing for a week and I haven't seen the sun at all during my testing.
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Chang said that many photos cannot be removed from their albums without damaging them, and the albums create glare that obscures the photo that you're trying to capture.
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Their fraud will (beautifully) glare back at them each day until they submit and finally pick up a copy of Moby Dick, The Great Gatsby, what have you.
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As for the alleged footage of his car outside the gym, the camera was too distant for a viewer to make out anything but the glare of headlights.
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Urzua described his own experience of being brought to the surface into the glare of media lights, lawyers proffering rights contracts and politicians eager to share the limelight.
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He didn't move fast enough, so while he huddled, naked, behind a door, I pretended to search for a lost contact lens under the glare of a flashlight.
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On a Reddit forum titled "/r/the_mueller"—a nod to /r/the_donald—users swap Russia-related news alongside paeans to Mueller's integrity and photos of his piercing glare.
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Its vibrant, glare-resistant LCD display can enhance the viewing of your most-watched TV shows and movies, favorite games, e-books, audio books, treasured photos, and more.
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We have an open setting with so much natural light that sometimes there's a glare on the computer screens and we have to raise and lower the blinds.
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This is like searching for seagulls by staring at a lighthouse and seeing their slight shadow as they passed in front of the overwhelming glare of the light.
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With the show over, the audience was directed to exit to the left, past white doors and into the hot glare of what seemed like another country entirely.
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And, for the first time, they were able to see the structures of these radio bubbles, faint but detectable, amidst the incredibly radio-bright glare in the region.
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Still not a hint of glare, and I could still see down into the murky estuarine waters as well as I ever could with any other polarized lenses.
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What he almost gained was the unwelcome glare that would have accompanied his becoming the first defending champion to lose in the first round of the French Open.
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You go through the motions and, you best believe, you are going to get that "glare" or get chewed out to at least one time during that practice.
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I sensed that Wolfe was quite pleased that somebody had paid heed to an element of his talent that was underappreciated in the glare of his pyrotechnic prose.
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Each scale on the fish, fracture of light, and glare on the glass is captured on the canvas by using a brush that measures a mere centimeter thick.
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They usually painted straight black lines to cut the glare from the sun and stadium lights, but for this game the shape on their cheeks was a cross.
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With the penetrating glare that would become her signature, Rodriguez stars as a rage-filled teenager whose frustrations at home and school are worked out in the gym.
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In a phone interview from Los Angeles as he prepared for awards season, he talked about the alchemy of "Bodyguard" and keeping his cool under the paparazzi's glare.
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CreditCreditFederico Rios Escobar for The New York Times REVENTADOR, Ecuador — The dam sits under the glare of an active volcano, with columns of ash spewing toward the sky.
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Used to hiding behind her music and "don't talk to me" glare, she halts her usual nonparticipation policy when the school's golden boy takes an interest in her.
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They were both UV protectant and polarized — and that means they provide more contrast and less glare, explained Rahul Khurana, M.D., spokesman for the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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Mr. Babis, in the interview, said that his son had been on vacation, seeking to escape from the media glare, and there was nothing unusual about the trip.
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But as traditional organizing and campaigning come to a halt — and with the media glare almost entirely on the virus — the path forward now seems narrower than ever.
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The White House views such cooperation as its best chance to escape the glare of a special counsel investigation that also touches on Mr. Trump's actions as president.
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Trump's intervention in the Stone case exposed his GOP supporters to fresh questions about his behavior -- only a week after they escaped the glare of the impeachment trial.
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It might take a Russia scholar to unpack the significance of particular meetings that are now coming to light in the glare of investigations and bare-knuckle politics.
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Through a red curtain, plush armchairs and clustered couches create an air of cultivated intimacy, though the bar's newness betrays itself in the glare of the silvered ceiling.
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She found herself in its glare unexpectedly on Saturday night, when she heard an emergency appeal from the American Civil Liberties Union challenging the executive order barring refugees.
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Because you're over it, you possibly shoot your spouse a glare that would melt aluminum or say something cutting about the mess while you rush to clean it.
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Donald Trump—gaudy real-estate brander, reality-show star, educational huckster—has been in the glare just as long, but as a bit player in the national phantasmagoria.
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So when I found declassified United States Civil Defense footage of soldiers maneuvering in the glare of a mushroom cloud, I wanted to learn more about their stories.
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As a movie turns on with Amazon Prime on a console in the backseat, the sun roof closes and lights dim into a cinema mode that reduces the glare.
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For example, Apple's added "Do Not Disturb During Bedtime" to reduce the bright glare and alerts from notifications, replacing it an all-black display paired with simple white text.
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What we loved about the older model: It was thin, lightweight, had a backlit and glare-free display, a battery that lasted weeks, and was downright simple to use.
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That the tasks you entered so lovingly will refuse to do themselves, and will instead glare at you from your to-do app, making a mockery of your dreams.
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It also has a matte anti-glare touchscreen for a paper-like traction feel that lets you see every shade of your work — perfect for sketching in the park.
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" Individuals should protect their eyes from glare, retina damage, and the possible formation of cataracts by looking for eyewear labels that offer 100 percent protection and read "UV 400.
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It also looks really good with Mojave's new Dark Mode, which uses a dark color scheme instead of the traditional light scheme and reduces glare, eye fatigue, and contrast.
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The only exoplanets we've imaged thus far are larger than Jupiter and sit in a comparable or wider orbit, where the glare of the parent star is less intense.
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Also good: Intel put an anti-glare coating and a matte finish on the LCD, which makes for really nice synergy with the E Ink display for outdoor use.
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When teams compete in LAN events in person, under the glare of lights and cameras all around them, such mouse tricks would be relatively easy to spot and expunge.
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There are plenty of times when you don't see it all, and other when the glare hits it and makes it look like a line right down the center.
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Countless actors and musicians who grew up in the glare of the media have gone on to battle severe mental illness, substance abuse problems, instability and doomed personal relationships.
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It's easy to forget in the glare of his relationship with the president that Marc Kasowitz built from scratch a law firm with revenue of more than $200 million.
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The futuristic Tokyo imagined in the 90s anime now feels present, so this Tokyo is the city's electronic district Akihabara monstrously imagined, all neon glare and towering hologram billboards.
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The deep web has a reputation for shady activity, but it's also a place for whistleblowing, bitcoin exchanges, and political discussion away from the glare of the public internet.
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To avoid glare, don't place overhead lighting directly above computer screens, and don't put a computer screen directly in front of a light source because it will cause eyestrain.
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We got the former Florida Guv and Republican presidential contender at LAX Monday, where he caught us up on everything from his dad's health to life outside the glare.
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It could be because they didn't like seeing one of their former colleagues -- Sessions was in the Senate 20 years -- under the hot glare of the national spotlight. Sen.
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I've never liked having to glance to the right, often to a display obscured by the glare of sunlight pouring in through the windshield, to see a nav system.
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That might prove annoying if you're using it in a very bright room or direct sunlight, but on the plus side, the display does a great job mitigating glare.
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I handed each one back, the dull heat of rot traded for the glare-white of a bare rib, fleshless cradle of hip, heft of femur on a mantel.
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He's high on the heady hormonal cocktail of adrenaline and endorphins that only comes when you absolutely slay your #brand in the full glare of an international media spectacle.
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There's a race in the Republican Party happening far away from the hot media glare, one that doesn't involve a candidate named Trump or Twitter fights or violent protests.
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The ZENNI Blokz Blue Blockers had made the ferocious glare of my office monitor just barely bearable — a feat, to boot — but was there something better on the horizon?
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I liked most how, like all adolescent things, he had a sweetness that quickly gave way to jutting claws, a burning tail and a glare reserved commonly for mothers.
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In addition, he said, there is typically more glare from uneven lighting as the sun sets, and more visual distractions compared with nighttime, when headlights help to focus attention.
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But Mr. Smithwick thinks Sinosauropteryx used its eye patches either as camouflage or to block glare, like athletes who paint dark stripes under their eyes to reduce incoming sunlight.
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But still, Roy didn't explain why she used the phrase "good hair don't care" in the first place if she didn't want the glare of the Beyhive upon her.
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Coupled with high-performance, low-reflectivity glass, the optimized geometry will minimize heat gain and reduce glare for drivers on the West Side Highway, which runs alongside the building.
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After spending much of the last three months under a media glare, the Stoneman Douglas seniors tried to keep Sunday's graduation ceremony to themselves, with reporters barred from attending.
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A full forty minutes later, the dual carriageway turned into the old Blessington Road, and oncoming traffic shot by so close he flinched in the glare of the lights.
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The photographer had removed a framed image from the wall over the filing cabinet — showing a Washington Post Watergate front page — because it was causing glare with the lighting.
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At the beginning of the film, Lesley-as-Cyril refracts her brother's gaze into a steely glare, staring down his outgoing girlfriend and sizing up his incoming one, Alma.
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The company claims it uses "intelligent algorithms" to block the sun glare, but not the view of the road like traditional sun visors do, like the one pictured below.
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The animal probably died as it lived — defying predators with its heavy armor and size — and after 110 million years, its face remains frozen in a ferocious reptilian glare.
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Models are also designed to mimic real paper, with a 167 ppi glare-free display that you can read in direct sunlight, so they are perfect for outdoors, too.
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Throughout the rest of my time at the museum, I was mostly remembering that bright glare and all the tragedies behind the photograph, unable to focus on anything else.
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While most of her Seat Assignment photographs are made by placing an object on top of a found image, she makes these by capturing glare on the image's surface.
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The ancient western town of Al Ula in Saudi Arabia has been transformed into a tourist attraction, seemingly far-removed from the glare of international criticism of the kingdom.
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Even under all of the gaze and glare of the racism that's pointed toward us, we're still able to grapple with the humanness of ourselves because that's our condition.
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And this had to hurt Trump, because he was shown in a harsher light than he'd been shown in at any previous debate, and his face reddened in the glare.
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Residents expressed sympathy with the underlying complaints, but elected officials criticized the armed protesters as an outsider militia group whose actions had thrown their community into a harsh national glare.
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It doesn't form a perfect seal around your eyes, so light can seep in and create a glare on one or both lenses if you're sitting in a bad spot.
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North and South Korean soldiers glare at each other across the line that Kim Jong Un historically stepped across for his recent summit with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Today's total solar eclipse gave the sherpas a fleeting opportunity to see the corona, a halo of ultrahot material that surrounds the sun and is usually obscured by its glare.
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In Vegas, it's "gave proof through the KNIGHT" because of the Golden Knights and in Washington it's "rockets' RED glare" because the Capitals have the color red in their uniforms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For most of the 210 Democratic presidential contenders, next week's debates will be their first leap into the high-risk, high-reward glare of the national political spotlight.
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In a new interview with Men's Health Australia, the former British boy-bander opened up about how he handled the searing glare of the spotlight at such a tender age.
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If that wasn't enough, Bey also spent some time with a fella who knows all too well what it's like to be in the glare of the spotlight: Bill Clinton.
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As scientists have piled up evidence of the dangers of too much light pollution — from energy waste to sleep disruption — more cities are finding ways to cut down the glare.
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In its first ratings of vehicle headlights, the insurance group tested midsize cars to see how well they illuminate the road and whether they create excessive glare for oncoming vehicles.
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It comes equipped with a 210GB SSD for housing all the files you need, and an 2180-inch anti-glare screen so you can always see what you're working on.
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Her eyes are filled with fear and frustration, and if such a glare seems familiar, it's because Brody once stared at the Capitol with that exact same look of despair.
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They do indeed make it easier to work on a screen in bright sunlight by cutting glare and blocking blue light (which makes everything else on your screen seem crisper).
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She may sip wine and glare at her enemies on HBO, but Lena Headey is still a citizen of the United Kingdom, which means her voice and her opinion matter.
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To people who feel battered by the world, for whatever reason, that Wolverine glare that says "I can beat whatever you can throw at me" can be inspiring and relieving.
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Under the glare of fluorescent lights, the party started quietly, with everyone dressed in their formal clothes and stiffly sharing a potluck of traditional Somali foods eaten on paper plates.
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Donning sunglasses to counter the afternoon glare, Mauer went 0 for 4 with a season-high three strikeouts as his second 28-game streak of reaching base this season ended.
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His coach was at his side for one shot, stood behind him on the next, and then crouched to block the glare of the hot sun to study the video.
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Just one runner made it to third off Matz, who retired 12 of his final 13 hitters — and managed to allow no catchable fly balls into the center-field glare.
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Mizufuka showed me a pair of shades you can snap onto the Moverio BT-300FPV glasses that cuts glare and helps your see the AR drone when you go outside.
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But under the vicious glare of the Scandinavian sun something seems to shake loose inside Dani, as if she has some special affinity with the ritual magic of Pelle's tribe.
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They not only ease the glare from your computer screen, but ambient light from, say, overhead fluorescent lighting found in places such as, but certainly not limited to, your office.
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Dr. Ford did not come forward until Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation appeared imminent, although that could be explained by the desire to keep a painful trauma out of the public glare.
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Bloomberg's David Tweed, based in Hong Kong, describes how India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam have all "escaped Trump's glare" on trade, but they may soon become high on his radar.
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Adam hates how they glare at the panting, asthmatic old hippie in her Gypsy skirt and scarves, even as some dark secret part of him thinks it serves Mom right.
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But since it is unbecoming to hide alone with your pie, or to glare at loved ones when they ask for seconds, here is a solution: make a bigger pie.
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People in Miami who have followed his career wondered whether being thrust into the glare of the New York media, and the prospect of close scrutiny, had dampened his enthusiasm.
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But, the person added, he also acknowledged something else: that Ms. Hicks's happiness in her role had begun to wane lately, after a trying few weeks in the public glare.
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But this time, Tagovailoa was being asked to bring his team back from a 13-0 deficit in only 30 minutes, and in the glare of the brightest of spotlights.
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This reduces glare (which can cause eye strain, headaches and drowsiness) and heat gain (which may require turning up the air-conditioning, thus increasing energy use), while maintaining natural light.
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They'll be heading to the beach this weekend, out to Tilden, Lavallette, Lost Creek, Duck, Hermosa, to the south side of Fishers where they glare at the fishermen just offshore.
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But if Ballard's disgust about losing his top choice wasn't clear from the occasional glare or the strong pitch in his voice, he left no doubt with one parting shot.
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The deaths have become a national outrage, casting a glare on the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and symbolizing India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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In Manhattan real estate circles he was the upstart from Queens who persisted in the vulgar practice of plastering his name over his buildings and lived in a tabloid glare.
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It's more like a longing to feel the contradictions of her existence resolved, to see the glare of publicity replaced by darkness, to hear the noise of the world silenced.
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Kids are sitting on stools at a table at the back, and some are standing, because the light at this hour comes at angles, and the glare can be blinding.
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Photogrammetry is deft at capturing sculptural form, but it is less suited to recording the glossy surface of Old Master paintings—the glare caused by a flash results in errors.
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But a new twist suggested by the data is that the planet's "hot spot," which should be directly beneath the glare of the star, has shifted, according to the study.
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The photo was taken on a bright day, with some sections of both the river and the bridge in the full glare of the sun, and other sections in shadow.
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The outside world typically sees Britain through the affluence and cosmopolitanism of London, but other than one quick stop there, I went elsewhere, looking for people beyond the capital's glare.
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It was a stare down seen around the world when teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg shot President Donald Trump an apparent icy glare at the U.N. Climate Action Summit.
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Suge Knight gave everyone in court -- including his victim's family members -- something to remember him by ... one last steely glare as he was officially sentenced to 28 years in prison.
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