But here's Keystone and he's grinning, actually grinning, as if all this were funny.
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"Punch Drunk Grinning Soul" is when you're grinning on the outside, but getting punched in the fucking head inside.
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I was the child searching for cats, and my father was watching me, grinning happily, just like I was grinning at my daughter.
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" A grinning DeGeneres shook her head, saying, "I'm busy.
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"Well … I do … I do declare," he said, grinning.
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A giant man and a woman stood grinning over her.
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" Grinning, he promises: "I'm not going to fire white guys.
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"I tell them I am 62," he said, grinning slyly.
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" Grinning, he added, "I didn't know exactly what that meant.
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As the audience cheered, the clown's grinning face melted away.
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At center is a grinning Elon Musk, the company's CEO.
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Only seems fair to share a grinning #gopheruspolyphemus #savetheherps pic.twitter.
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Take the "grinning face with smiling eyes" emoji, , for example.
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"Now I guess he's down to one," Trump added, grinning.
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Christo sat alongside her the whole time, grinning and nodding.
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Grinning ear to ear, Leo chuckles as his eyes widen.
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"I mean, where else would I live?" he said, grinning.
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Against this backdrop, Pelosi may even be secretly grinning. Trump?
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In the infamous photo, he's grinning beneath a large helmet.
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As Bradfman spoke, Shkreli walked by his side, grinning broadly.
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A White Russian cocktail also works, says his wife, grinning.
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"Those 30 will be all we need," he says, grinning.
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"It's not the result they wanted," Ms. Hassan said, grinning.
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Jeff Zucker, president of CNN, appeared in the doorway, grinning.
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"I might have done the same thing," Bra said, grinning.
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"I was so emotional," she says, grinning and remembering it.
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Thomas, grinning, picked up the card that depicted a bicycle.
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"I can only imagine those, um, circles," Henry said, grinning.
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"Get that look off your face," Mr. Risch said, grinning.
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"That happens when you throw the ball," he said, grinning.
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I stretch my arms and my back, grinning to myself.
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"Right now, I'm in a great space," she added, grinning.
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"It's like weekend," he said, grinning and tossing one back.
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"There's some very seductive songs on there," she nods, grinning.
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"I'm here as an observer and patron," he said grinning broadly.
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"I have tears in my eyes," she told the man, grinning.
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"I don't think I got that from someone," Zimmer said, grinning.
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At the bottom edge, a grinning red monster waves us closer.
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"You're my best friend," Rustrian replied, grinning from ear to ear.
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Grinning Face With One Large and One Small Eye2. T-Rex3.
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This card features a grinning watercolor sketch of everyone's favorite wookiee.
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"That's why we don't handle blasting caps," the grinning instructor says.
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Joseph Baena was flexing and grinning after buying groceries in Malibu.
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"The combination of those ingredients is an aphrodisiac," Gaspar says, grinning.
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"It needs some work," Houston forward Sam Dekker said, grinning sympathetically.
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"I didn't say too much of nothing," Green said later, grinning.
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"I didn't even make that hole," he told Mr. Solomon, grinning.
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"You think everyone just happens to like Americans?" he said, grinning.
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She doles out high-fives, exchanges hugs and never stops grinning.
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"It's about having fun," he tells a grinning Korean tattoo artist.
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Almost everyone entering the store was grinning from ear to ear.
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"It's like you living in a forest," Gucci said, still grinning.
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"Are you all weathering the storm O.K.?" he asks us, grinning.
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After seeing those riding pants ... we're grinning into the weekend too.
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When he comes to me he's manic, grinning; he's going home.
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"Isn't it amazing that I ran into you?" he said, grinning.
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In the image, 214 lawyers looked out at the world, grinning.
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"I'm going to eat a cheeseburger in bed," he said, grinning.
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"Super cool," Stephens said, grinning broadly at mention of the feat.
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"We could drive around the checkpoint," the driver chimed in, grinning.
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Kim blew an actual lifeguard whistle for "Cannonball," and emerged grinning.
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Earlier that night, she had been gripping his sleeve, grinning wildly.
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At the Badgley Mischka showroom, she was grinning ear to ear.
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"We didn't know anything at all then," Mr. Tondo said, grinning.
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I stood there for a spell grinning from ear to ear.
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"I think it's a very good idea," Ms. Pelosi said, grinning.
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A laughing, grinning trooper passes out bullets to enthusiastic grade-schoolers.
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There was my father, grinning, sunning himself in a beach chair.
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"Dick Cheney is the safe cracker," explained a grinning Adam McKay.
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Both of them are grinning ear to ear in this sweet photo.
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RiRi's grinning in the shot with her mother, Monica, and father, Ronald.
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Systrom's personal Instagram feed is basically dogs, coffee, bikes, and grinning celebrities.
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I go back to my apartment, still grinning from spin this evening.
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I'm grinning as I stand shirtless with my hands atop my head.
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"But I don't have post-traumatic stress disorder," he said, grinning wide.
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Later, I caught myself grinning like an idiot in Annie's bathroom mirror.
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"Well, because she's going to be a big sister," she said, grinning.
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" He arrived grinning and "grimy from the smoke of his exhaust stacks.
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"Let's hug it out," he says, grinning and flinging his arms wide.
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"Just from playing football, bud," Brady said, grinning as he walked away.
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Even as a baby, Stacy always seemed to be grinning about something.
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"I actually have done something with this," he says, grinning at me.
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Grinning in the dark, Hemsworth waited for the perfect opportunity to strike.
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Roberts knew it would, grinning victorious beneath the brim of his hat.
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The Instagram post included a grinning emoji symbol, but no further comment.
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Another photo showed Jones grinning broadly next to an unfurled Confederate flag.
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I miss the wiggling babies grinning at me over their parents' shoulders.
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It was such a life-affirming scene that I couldn't stop grinning.
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Walking past all those mirrors, I kept catching glimpses of myself, grinning.
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"I wanted to see what he had in him," Rubin said, grinning.
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"They walk out the door thinking you're a shaman," Asaf said, grinning.
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Another image shows them grinning at each other during the same event.
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Rosie O'Donnell tweeted a picture of herself and a grinning Mr. McCain.
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The threesome in the chair behind me held up my ski, grinning.
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Until now, Blunt may have been taking the piss, grinning into infamy.
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To my surprise, one noticed me and, grinning sheepishly, said, "I'm sorry."
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"What's up?" he said, widening his eyes with affected innocence, and grinning.
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Won't do that thing we do and assume the fox is grinning.
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In one shot, she stands with her hands on her hips, grinning.
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"That Melissa McCartney, she's a whore for the spotlight," Close said, grinning.
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Obama, grinning and shaking hands, walked out with outgoing Vice President Joe Biden.
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Heck, I started grinning like an idiot when I watched the above trailer.
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Monica is grinning and bearing it in the midst of her marital woes.
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Arabistan's own checkered past is clear when he holds up his cloak, grinning.
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They ran to her room only to find Abigail grinning ear to ear.
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"I love celebrating No. 1 songs," the grinning singer, 25, told the crowd.
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A grinning Harrelson then moved the correct pawn before quickly exiting the stage.
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Visich is in the picture as well, grinning as he flexes his biceps.
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We'd found a sort of sacred fire to gather around, dancing and grinning.
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The photo shows a grinning group, all doing Trump's signature thumbs-up sign.
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They agree that it's hard to say goodbye before grinning at each other.
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In the court room, a grinning Odinga pumped his fist in the air.
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Fang, grinning widely, clutches it and gives a thumbs-up for the cameras.
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Farmer could see the police watching them, and thought he saw them grinning.
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"I was cooler than a motherfucker in high school," he says, grinning wide.
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Looming above was a huge grinning portrait of the late president, Hugo Chávez.
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This time: Barack Obama laughing and grinning with fellow NATO leaders in 2012.
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"There's a big final 'push' [at the end of matches]," Bleszinski explains, grinning.
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That one song "Punch Drunk Grinning Soul" was about depression and suicide right?
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These things aren't what the RZA is grinning ear to ear about, however.
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The grinning Mr Farage was the only happy party leader on June 24th.
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In all of them, they are playfully mugging for the camera or grinning.
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"I love that history," said Ms. Prescod, grinning after a recent training session.
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Lisa Noschese held up her pad, on which she'd sketched a grinning taco.
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"Struggling for words here," a grinning Mr. Morris told the BBC on Sunday.
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"This is amazing," said a grinning Zuckerberg in the middle of the ride.
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"We just hit it off in a big way," says McKay, again, grinning.
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"I like to think I'm a bit of an entrepreneur," he says, grinning.
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Grinning, he said: "They sound as if they are P.R. representatives of RT."
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Democrats were grinning at their surprise victory and happy to rub it in.
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Others, like Bailey the golden retriever, couldn&apost stop grinning ear to ear.
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"Yeah, I learned that in marriage, by the way," Mr. Obama said, grinning.
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As the figure passed by, it stopped and looked straight at him — grinning.
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"Put 'em up, everybody!" he said, grinning, offering his hands for high-fives.
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"Sure, I took their leaflet," Bernard Cornet, a retired teacher, said, broadly grinning.
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Some legitimately spent time photoshopping this 'Grinning Face' emoji is right, The Emoji Movie!
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Grinning climbers with frostbite, showing their blackened fingers but refusing to leave the mountain.
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It was placid and fantastic, with the crowd swaying and grinning at each other.
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The Z28 Force's camera module looks like a little face grinning back at you.
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Are Dreher's skulls grinning at us or is that just the way they look?
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First impressions matter, and the Surface Laptop has me grinning from ear to ear.
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Scrolling through Instagram, I saw my friend post a picture grinning from Morocco. What?
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Ready to publicly disrobe, we arrived in a mob of wide-eyed, grinning strangers.
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She was grinning from ear to ear, and tears were pouring down her cheeks.
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"It felt good the whole way through," she said, grinning from ear to ear.
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Jenner's smile is more of a smirk, while Wiseau is grinning ear to ear.
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It kind of looked like that mafia movie smile where you're grinning from rage.
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I spent most of my time in boost mode, grinning from ear to ear.
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He's grinning ear-to-ear as he fixes Perry's peroxide bangs and choppy layers.
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"I'm the only one who's got the bollocks to sleep here," he says, grinning.
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"Look at these guys, everyone loves these guys," he quipped, before pausing and grinning.
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A baby grinning at a meat grinder as pulverized flesh extrudes into a bowl.
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Still, the windows are down and I'm grinning idiotically at all of the onlookers.
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In its jaunty, grinning way, Smith's story says this project is lousy and false.
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Syndergaard stalked back to the mound, glancing back at Escobar grinning at third base.
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She later posted a photo alongside a grinning Wayne LaPierre, the NRA's chief executive.
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The teenagers were excited, holding hands in the hallways, grinning and touching each other.
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"It was always a crisis, but we had a great time," he said, grinning.
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They were almost always grinning with exaggerated smiles, but underneath lay feelings of angst.
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Molly, still wearing headphones, was grinning and squirming as she interacted with her iPad.
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"That was just the intro," he says, handing it back to me and grinning.
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"Gripping and grinning," a man grumbled from his folding chair as Mr. Lamb passed.
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I glanced up at my friend, grinning at me from the next pool over.
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"Biden, you suck!" she taunted her adviser, grinning widely before quickly turning serious again.
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Can you imagine these grinning, couch-surfing purveyors of ska playing at your wedding?
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A group of Lockheed officials in dark suits were waiting for us, grinning awkwardly.
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There was laughing and grinning and shoulder squeezes, even some across the partisan canyon.
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Another showed a man with half his face melted away, revealing his grinning teeth.
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"They love you there," he offered, grinning across the antique table at Mr. Trump.
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"I literally probably have the best job you could ever have," Masula says, grinning.
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"A lot of these guys, they come for the tax incentive," she said, grinning.
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"So this is what it's like to be a big celebrity," DelGaudio replied, grinning.
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Jack was grinning like the cheshire cat the whole time and it was honestly creepy.
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The left features a photo of Buffett himself, grinning impishly beside a large number: $23,22,33.
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She sat, as she always did, right beneath a photo of a grinning President Clinton.
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Then a grinning stranger named Charlie (Will Brill) arrives and demands access to the house.
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I made it past the curtain but was escorted back by two grinning flight attendants.
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In one photo, Griffin posed alone and topless while grinning and holding her bare head.
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Dates grinning through their mustaches at her, calling her ambitious, not in a good way.
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A campaign poster showed Mr Soros grinning evilly and embracing opposition leaders holding wire cutters.
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"It had this cheesy guy in a polyester suit, grinning, on the cover," he recalled.
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"Larry the Cable Guy" appears sleeveless and grinning in ad for Prilosec, a heartburn medication.
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"You want to know our secrets, you ask us in Italian," they began, grinning broadly.
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Palin's son from a previous relationship, Tripp, stood grinning between Meyer and the Easter Bunny.
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It's all very virtuous and clearly makes Yao happy—he doesn't stop grinning all day.
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Nah, I'll be home in no time, I said,grinning as the uptown bus appeared.
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"I must say — it does sound a little contemporary, doesn't it," the senator said, grinning.
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He follows up with a photo of his wife grinning, holding up a Macbook Air.
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We decided on Silverball to continue the good vibe that we'd had on Grinning Streak.
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"I was grinning," she told Entertainment Weekly of the first time she read the script.
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The Facebook ads linked to a website with a picture of a grinning Mr. Obama.
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All my favorite moments were between Barry and Kara, thanks to their easy, grinning rapport.
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"Hi Cooper," Edward Quad, the second-floor doorman said, grinning as Cooper invaded his turf.
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"Waddaya think?" he'd ask, grinning ear to ear as he looked over to me expectantly.
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Gradually recognizable forms emerge: patches of military camouflage, detached limbs, headless mouths, grinning or gaping.
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They're not hard to spot, often standing on the sidelines grinning from ear to ear.
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"Miss you so much," Vanessa captioned an image of Kobe grinning from ear to ear.
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You don't have to lie, the man said, grinning, in a voice four octaves higher.
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He flung a rainbow of a pitch at the plate, grinning as the crowd hissed.
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The Russian embassy posted images of the president grinning and gripping hands with the ambassador.
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I was grinning for a good 20193 minutes after the results screen hailed my success.
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Posting a photo, without comment, of a grinning Bloomberg with Trump on a golf course.
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Joe Lieberman strode into room 430 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, grinning and waving.
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A selfie they took in the car shows Sheikha Latifa grinning behind mirrored sunglasses, elated.
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"We are the only squatters in France supported by City Hall," Ms. Etcheverry said, grinning.
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"You can't say it, but you know it is true," he told the crowd, grinning.
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In the photo, the actress is grinning and holding a Polaroid of Bieber on her head.
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"A lot of people just want to have sex with a porn star," he says, grinning.
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Most depictions of grinning face with smiling eyes hovered around 43, near the most positive pole.
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Its exaggerated, dominant front end is like a neanderthal's oversized jaw, grinning a toothy radiator smile.
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This week, however, Philippine television has shown fishermen returning from the shoal grinning, their boats full.
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Human-sized, grinning sausage mascots can be spotted all over the city outside fast-food stands.
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Then there's Joanna, the tiny, grinning woman with the horse-inspired moves and kooky rhyming instructions.
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But, since it's a grinning teen boy talking about his Bachelor-ready looking teacher, it's funny.
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After being dropped off by her grinning, well adjusted owners, I lead her into my apartment.
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I slow, grinning, but the air is freezing, and my skin is covered in goose bumps.
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Then he heard someone tell a grinning man to move and make way for the kid.
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But, we know why she's REALLY grinning ear-to-ear -- the piece fetched a whopping $30k!!!
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"You must try it!" she says, grinning, no doubt in the grip of a sugar high.
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The caption, "I love Hispanics!" was paired with a grinning Trump giving a thumbs up. #MAGA!
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Hannibal embraced Mr. Nézet-Séguin and, grinning broadly, lifted him a few feet in the air.
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Poe shifted first, pulling his legs apart, swinging his hips wildly, and grinning like a madman.
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Instead, find an engaged listener — you back there, nodding and grinning — who is your new confidante.
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Freeze frame on the now infamous photograph of a grinning Franken apparently assaulting a sleeping woman.
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"I mean Negro," he said as Mr. Trump looked on a few feet behind him, grinning.
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"Someone taught him to say, 'Happy birthday,' in Portuguese, to me," de Oliveira said, grinning brightly.
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Another Instagram story post featured The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye), grinning in front of grazing bulls.
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The lesson here is clear: Do not let Gritty's bouncing belly and grinning maw fool you.
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Faces that look happy, even if they are not grinning, we tend to perceive as trustworthy.
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At one point I looked around and everyone in the audience was grinning ear to ear.
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The image was later posted, showing a grinning militant holding the 19-year-old's severed head.
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Random close-ups of grinning skulls and fly-covered leg bones are used as transitional adornments.
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"I had seen maybe an episode or two" of "The Ashlee Simpson Show," he said, grinning.
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He showed a selfie of himself with a grinning Mr. Macron to drive the point home.
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Shapiro, who is now the Toronto Blue Jays' president, said the grinning caricature made him uncomfortable.
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With no room next to me, Damian plopped himself on the grass directly in front, grinning.
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And then Madame Spisene turned over what looked like grinning incubi sprawled over a spinning wheel.
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She also released a photograph of Mr. Franken, grinning, with his hands placed over her chest.
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There on the front page, beneath a jaunty crown, was the grinning visage of Mr. Met.
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Still, it leaves a telltale stain, everyone around the table grinning with a mouthful of ink.
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I can't stop grinning or doing little dance moves when I think no one is watching.
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Sarkissian seemed pretty tickled with the meeting, grinning while raising a glass to his American guests.
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The "Jerry Maguire" actor was seen grinning as he left a New York court on Tuesday.
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He would look back at her and grumble, maybe stop talking, but he would keep grinning.
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"I do a bit of weights, too," he said, grinning and gesturing toward his lithe frame.
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The whole time Kaine sat patiently in a chair behind her, grinning from ear to ear.
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"It was like prairie dogs, and everyone's eyes were wide, and they were grinning," he said.
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Like a haunted house's family portraits, there's an element of black magic in those melting, grinning faces.
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The two women rushed to each other, grabbed hands, and stood in front of me, grinning madly.
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That new woman came into the room moments later to find me grinning, fresh off the kill.
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"I've never played in the playoffs, so I can't really say what that's like," McDavid said, grinning.
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" The clip picks back up after class, where a grinning Willow tells her dad, "It was awesome!
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Want a Che Guevara sour or a sloe gin with Carlton Bank's grinning face floating on top?
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Willis had his photo taken with Federer, 34, before the warm-up and could hardly stop grinning.
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Some officers were photographed grinning as they carried Hampton's corpse in a body bag outside his home.
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My brothers are all grinning madly in the picture, happy and energized by youth and birthday vibes.
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The original photo featured Lohan, Spears, and Hilton grinning inside of a car after a night out.
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But not every stock image photographer sticks to the grinning in offices, city-skyline-at-dusk cliches.
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The hospitality business is one long, grinning, love-me-please tap dance, more easily disparaged than done.
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Everyone in the video looks like they're having a great time — they're grinning from ear to ear.
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Fischer, wearing a hunter green hoodie and a dark baseball hat, is grinning next to his bride.
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The Making a Murderer subject can't stop grinning these days, his longtime companion, Sandy Greenman, tells PEOPLE.
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And here's where you start to see where "grinning face with smiling eyes" goes so very wrong.
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The world's fastest man was captured grinning to his side as his competition struggled in the background.
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There I was, naked, grinning into the camera ... after about three photographs, I could not stomach anymore.
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In it she was grinning maniacally at my father behind the camera, a little out of focus.
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"The next picture you get, I'm going to be in my graduation gown," Love told me, grinning.
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"He's not ruling out a very big number," said one grinning GOP senator who attended the meeting.
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At one point, Klobuchar looked emotional while she was grinning looking at Duckworth and her newborn baby.
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One minute grinning along to the tune of the summer, the next convinced there are ants everywhere.
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On one spectrum, you've got his girlfriend's Dad grinning like a psychopath, and then there's the chickens.
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Black-and-white illustrations of grotesque, grinning spirits haunt pseudonymous artist Junk Yard Chicago's body of work.
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Where the trail crossed County Road 2230, the outfitter's van appeared with Dacus grinning in a window.
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"Eight years went by fast," said a grinning James Hetfield, the band's singer, rhythm guitarist and lyricist.
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"As we prepare for landing, you never know where you will end up," Mr. Schaefer, said, grinning.
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Grinning, he pointed to its enormous silvery back as a plume of breath rose into the sky.
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At the first note, she is grinning, twitching her hips and waving her arms to the beat.
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"Through field glasses you saw a healthy, happy girl and a grinning young naval officer," he wrote.
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She unrolled it and there was her father, young, handsome and grinning amid a phalanx of soldiers.
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"I was so mad when I saw this man grinning," she said of Mr. Little's videotaped confessions.
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"The government will see it made a huge mistake," he said, by turns indignant and impishly grinning.
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A picture from the event shows a grinning Ms. Gabbard posing with Rabbi Boteach and Ms. Adelson.
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When he placed her down at the top of the stairs, she was grinning ear to ear.
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An accompanying picture showed him grinning ear to ear with his feet propped up on his desk.
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He would look back at her and grumble, and maybe stop talking, but he would keep grinning.
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On Sunday, he couldn't stop grinning as he snapped photographs at the new station at 72nd Street.
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A White House official told The Washington Post that Trump was grinning upon receipt of the gift.
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We need to know that you've been at meetings, gripping and grinning, and we didn't know Harriet.
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But the fast-food chain's tweets, accompanied by an image of her grinning face, are anything but.
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So for a few days it was just me and that mischievous grinning face, eye to eye.
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But instead of a naked picture, she is wearing a hilarious umbrella hat and grinning into the camera.
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Mustafa obliged, posing for a photograph with a grinning Ben Innes, a health and safety auditor from Britain.
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One image in particular, of a grinning Trump next to a stone-faced Pope Francis, has gone viral.
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When a caretaker sits beside her and hands her a Telenoid, however, she lights up, grinning and laughing.
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Hart's grinning face beneath a backwards baseball cap is seen on camera as he watches the moment unfold.
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"I had crashed that party, innocently, and there I was, so uncool that I was grinning," Pop said.
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In fact, the sailor's future wife, Rita Mendonsa, can be seen grinning above his shoulder in the photograph.
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I turned around to see the Santa-man grinning benevolently with a pair of headphones around his neck.
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Justin Bieber was grinning hard on vacay ... easy to do when a bunch of chicks flock to you.
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"You must have learned a great deal more than you bargained for through this experience," he remarks, grinning.
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It is grinning so wide, it reminds me of "Totoro" from the animated Japanese movie My Neighbor Totoro.
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The two were captured grinning ear-to-ear in matching button-down shirts watching a wheelchair basketball game.
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While most of the contestants were grinning with joy, one boy was not so happy about the contents.
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Selfies of the former president and newly elected governors, grinning among verdant bushes, recently circulated on social media.
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From the back of the bank, meanwhile, emerged a pair of grinning millionaires carrying big sacks of money.
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"I'm in the sort of profession where I need to get my blood checked often," Faithfull says grinning.
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He responds in kind, with a thumbs up or heart or—his favorite—the grinning cartoon chicken sticker.
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" The story ran with an image of a grinning Ryan next to Clinton campaign slogan "I'm with her.
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Even the staid Nikkei business daily featured a photo of a grinning Uchimura holding up his gold medal.
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People say this after they have taken a grinning photo and their eyes have creased into horizontal lines.
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I don't know why she's always grinning when I turn on the TV. And she's practically stalking me.
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A grinning Alisson also spoke at the news conference, saying she missed her mother while they were apart.
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Over the past decade or so, Bateman has become a pop something, a grinning, blood-flecked national gargoyle.
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He was grinning when he said it, but Lee has always been fiercely competitive despite his stoner sensibility.
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He sang with full-throated conviction, utterly hard-nosed within the songs but grinning and thankful between them.
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"Catching lobsters, for me, is a combination of Christmas morning and Easter egg hunting," Hank Parfitt says, grinning.
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"I think the dish will find them," he said, standing near a cheery display depicting grinning grey aliens.
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But there was Puckett, annunciating every word and grinning like a 15-year old who loves video games.
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"I guess they thought, Well, if she see this criticism, she won't do it again," Harris said, grinning.
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"I thought of making a medal out of toilet paper for our minister of culture," Tokarczuk said, grinning.
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The costume is for one of the maniacally grinning Wild Things, complete with horns and pointy-sharp teeth.
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On one side is a man, on another a woman, and grinning sardonically between them is a skull.
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He can't stop grinning because the awkward load is a huge trophy, almost as big as he is.
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In a corner, members of Ms. Clarkson's label team weren't huddled together, cringing — they were grinning and applauding.
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Young men in tuxedos, grinning widely, clambered over one another for a better view of the belly dancer.
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I miss her inimitable sandwich-snarfing, bookshelf-climbing, purse-raiding, cabinet-unlocking, smoothie-stealing, ever-grinning rascal self.
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As he marched and mingled Monday, union members urged him to run, with Biden grinning noncommittally in response.
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Bill Clinton was less fortunate in a 2006 Chuck Close painting that turns him into a grinning clown.
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Mr. Salah, grinning deliriously, was carried around the stadium in the Egyptian city of Alexandria on fans' shoulders.
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Luis J. Gutierrez, a former Green Beret who came to see the show, watched, grinning, from the stands.
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"Look who we got here," said the oldest of the three, white-haired and wolfish, grinning at me.
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When she went back to retrieve it, the man who had found it was grinning broadly, she said.
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But the chairman stood firm, grinning while he roamed the Senate and refusing to comment on the criticism.
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Alternative for Germany placards, torn and strewn on the street, show grinning, swarthy men clutching handfuls of euros.
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" Contrasting two views of her brother — "freckled boy and grinning Marine" — she concludes, "There was danger in revelation.
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After dusting himself off, he posted a triumphant Instagram picture of the two grinning players, looking distinctly unruffled.
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It was a depressing statistic, but as Adlon said it, I couldn't help grinning right back at her.
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Rob was grinning from ear to ear Sunday night in a Montego Bay nightclub where BC was hosting.
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Scrolling through her Facebook album, Williams points to a photo of a grinning teenage boy with short dreadlocks.
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Meanwhile, Gilgun's grinning Cassidy is always fun to watch, whether you can understand his rollicking accent or not.
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As reporters were led into the room -- mouths agape -- Bannon stood silently toward the back of the room, grinning.
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In the sweet image, Kardashian, 38, is all smiles as she wraps her arms around a grinning Bendjima, 24.
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"It's ladies night and the feeling's right," Guthrie, 46, captioned a shot of the two grinning at the camera.
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I can find myself grinning like an idiot or wondering what it would be like to be 27 again.
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Giddy kids darted about, grown-ups were grinning, and everyone was thrilled by this rift in the city's routine.
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It's getting even warmer out now and I can't stop grinning as I walk through the organic grocery store.
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Pinault is grinning with bemusement over Lively's velvet and silk gown, which looks a bit like a sleeping bag.
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"Okay, I think we're good now!" the athlete then said, grinning wide to show the gap in his smile.
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He couldn't talk, walk, or write, but that grinning little chunker was still out-achieving me by a mile.
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Each time, the crowd burst into laughter as Mr. Sanders, grinning, threw his hands in the air, seemingly exasperated.
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Vaughn— whose male passenger was also reportedly booked for obstruction and public intoxication — is seen grinning in the photo.
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"He was in such good spirits, grinning and sticking his tongue out where his teeth once were," he says.
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This lineup of the 501st Legion under Steve Wozniak's giant grinning face sums up the entire event pretty nicely.
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And when Cohen asked Chopra if Markle cried when she "said yes to the dress," the actress started grinning.
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He's grinning, ecstatic with his debut of the Assassin's Creed experience, and I'm nauseous and trying to be polite.
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The grinning, Manhattan cocktail party-ready- Trump perfectly willing to dance around to Hotline Bling in a stylish suit?
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"Come on, man," a grinning Obama repeated twice during a lakeside campaign rally for Hillary Clinton here on Friday.
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The photo, taken in 2006, featured Lohan, Spears, and Hilton grinning inside of a car during a night out.
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That's right, the grinning guy third from the front is the now super-famous Star Wars actor John Boyega.
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After the film, new fans waited for a few nervous words and the requisite selfie with a grinning Wood.
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Ryan would post up outside his district's plant gates, gripping-and-grinning with shift workers coming off the job.
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At 5 years old, I'm grinning in front of a Minnie Mouse cake, next to a handful of kids.
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"You're surfing at the speed of LOL," says a grinning photo of Sanders for users at below 20 mbps.
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Elgar was nodding, grinning, like he had some amusing joke that was sure to slay them back in Germany.
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There is a poster, published by the Ecuadorian ministry of foreign relations, of a tubby, grinning pre-Columbian figurine.
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McCarthy made sure his name was on the side of the gift, which was delivered to a grinning Trump.
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Losa smiled, and the vendor hoisted it in the air, grunting at its heft and grinning at its shine.
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But then there's Fortnite, whose grinning mascot sits on my home screen, quietly damning almost everything about Hogwarts Mystery.
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But "grinning face with smiling eyes" is still the clear winner when it came to sending the wrong message.
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Or maybe, just maybe, you're between the speaker stacks of a small town club grinning with your eyes closed.
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One day in the dorm, I answered a knock at our door to find a classmate grinning at me.
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Balfe, sporting a pair of red glasses, held up her drink as she smiled wide beside a grinning Heughman.
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The cover featured a grinning Ivanka, dressed to the nines, at the inauguration of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
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Grinning, he points at a painting of a Ziegfeld Follies chorus girl holding what looks like a hula hoop.
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The last image you see before you drift into a deep sleep is the grinning face of Chef Boyardee.
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They strolled by police barricades in work boots or pressed khakis, grinning at a ragtag assortment of protesters nearby.
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Debatable. "They used to fool us, so now we fool them," a grinning Stephen Joe, 232, said on Saturday.
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There was a snapshot of teenage Grandma in a swimsuit, grinning goofily, jutting her thumb in a hitchhiking pose.
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Drake discussed his frenemy relationship with Kanye, both working and personal, grinning slickly when describing "helping" Kanye with songwriting.
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Mr. Trump was shown surrounded by police officers wearing Trump hats and grinning outside a fake cage with Mrs.
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The piano player was grinning ear to ear, as were a dozen bystanders who had joined in, including me.
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But the crowd was grinning and dancing, swept up in some magical blend of nostalgia and Tyler's frontman charisma.
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If Mr. Farage was the grinning, beer-guzzling face of Brexit, then Mr. Banks was its enabler in chief.
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Howard actually seems to believe all this rah-rah rubbish, as do the grinning zombies who work alongside him.
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This business of what we call skinning and grinning — that is something African-Americans are very much cognizant of.
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But, there is a better way than grinning and bearing it: wearing sweat-wicking, breathable, and sweat-hiding clothing.
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Spilo stayed on, grinning through one tribal council after another, seemingly on a path to the million-dollar finale.
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Blahyi, grinning widely, greeted a throng of women and children—some of whom were members of his extended family.
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In one picture, Lambert and McLoughlin were seen grinning as they posed in front of waterfalls wearing colorful tops.
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A 1988 yearbook photo from his high school shows a grinning young man in a tuxedo and bow tie.
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A photo of Jonathan circulated online, putting the face of a toothless, grinning boy to yet another school killing.
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Few missed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos grinning at a front-row table at the Golden Globes with Matt Damon.
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"The Demogorgon wakes up and it's all a dream," said Natalia Dyer of Stranger Things, while grinning into the camera.
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He crouches right in front of the lens, grinning evilly as he peers through it, directly into the audience's souls.
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I spun to see a male flight attendant grinning down at me, tears pinging off his cheeks onto my shoulder.
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A brunette grinning so hard she looked idiotic pushed a stroller past Rebecca, hesitated, then asked if she could sit.
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The Oscars telecast prominently featured Gibson ensconced happily in the A-list section, grinning his famous Sexiest Man Alive grin.
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He stands about a foot taller, grinning in ripped jeans, Air Jordan kicks, and a black Felt rose t-shirt.
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Pai's cartoonish grinning performance is just one more sideshow in an administration that holds all of its constituents in contempt.
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Somewhere, Uncle Joe Biden is revving up the Trans Am, grinning from ear to ear under his Ray-Ban Aviators.
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"After several minutes, once we started hitting, they did," a grinning Brouwer, 26, told Reuters, adding the experience was unique.
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This year some customers want a different model: a grinning face with a tangle of curls and a Liverpool jersey.
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Just look at how energetic Justin is in this vid ... bobbing, weaving and grinning as he playfully boxes his driver.
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Let's hope a redesigned "grinning face with smiling eyes" helps to bridge the widening gap between iOS and Android users.
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"Happy birthday Amy," she wrote, adding an "X" to signify a kiss and attaching a photo of a grinning Winehouse.
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"You're gonna want to take a picture of this guy," a man told me, gesticulating toward another, shyly grinning, man.
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He appeared to be grinning, and made suspected gang signs while his hands were cuffed, the Record of Stockton reported.
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The brand posted a photo of the highlighter collection, flagging Moonstone as its "newest, permanent member," with a grinning emoji.
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The two young women and young man can be seen grinning and snickering as they run away with the sculpture.
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"I'm going to France!" cried the 60-year-old, his grinning bald head protruding from a beer-soaked Superman outfit.
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The duo played one-on-one, Brandon grinning ear to ear the entire time as he swished shot after shot.
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Now he wants to hear—with a knowing side of charismatic, grinning irony—how Noisey will be covering his band.
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Just kind of grinning, identifying a basic emotion—namely happy or sad—and not caring to analyse it any further.
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That closing singalong then becomes even more unsettling, like someone grinning ear-to-ear as they walk off a cliff.
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In fact, if the actor knew more about them, he'd likely have wondered why they were grinning ear to ear.
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The observation was posted beneath an image depicting a grinning Ms. Griscom descending a spiral stairway, though on her rump.
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During his appearance on Ellen, Malek shows a photo of himself and his grinning mother with the Mad Men star.
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And Karl Rove — grinning like a Cheshire cat — would have been ordering the champagne and counting the days until November.
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Because I'm a millennial, I promptly posted a selfie on Instagram, gripping the album to my chest and grinning widely.
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Today, though, Novelist is on the other side, album out, grinning; and if you believe in auras, his is golden.
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" The group photo, with Judge Kavanaugh and eight fellow football players in pads and uniform, grinning, was captioned "Renate Alumni.
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" Grinning after sliding down a muddy jungle ravine in "Romancing the Stone" (1984), Michael Douglas shouted, "What a ride, huh?
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Beginning this year, the Cleveland Indians' uniforms no longer include the logo of Chief Wahoo: a grinning, red-faced caricature.
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Ms. Dickens headed straight for a pile of sporting junk and grabbed a pair of grimy boxing gloves, grinning triumphantly.
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In between scenes, the grinning crew blindfolded the cast and led them up to the door of their new home.
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One frame displayed a 21924 front page of The New York Daily News with the photograph of a grinning toddler.
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Heard and a friend met with her legal team for hours on Saturday, and came out grinning and laughing loudly.
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A wanted poster circulated by the authorities showed a young man, grinning in a white tuxedo and black bow tie.
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A group photo, with Mr. Miller grinning from the back row in a prayer shawl, still hangs in the hall.
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Greg Abbott, grinning like a maniac, posed with a picture of a bullet-riddled target and joked about shooting reporters.
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One of them was Mohammad Ahmed, a perpetually grinning twenty-seven-year-old with the build of a featherweight boxer.
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I took my first bow in this city standing next to Joe Mantello, pie smeared across our widely grinning mugs.
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And respond they did: the images show couples grinning at him, children scowling, and one lady flipping a manicured finger.
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An indistinguishable shower of grinning authoritarian shitclowns snickering at everyone who tries to stop them stripping the planet for parts.
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He appeared briefly before the cameras on Wednesday alongside visiting foreign dignitaries, grinning tightly while ignoring reporters' questions about Syria.
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That's not how Mr. Northam knows it just couldn't have been him grinning alongside the person in the K.K.K. outfit.
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But in 20113, Gibson appeared at the Oscars as a nominee for Best Director, grinning happily in the front section.
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When paired with Aoki's grinning energy, the track stands out like a dose of digital acid within a sea of sweetness.
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During about a month of testimony, Shkreli appeared engaged at times, grinning when his lawyer described him as a misunderstood misfit.
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Grinning Gipper Funnyman Will Ferrell, known for his sometimes raunchy humor, is going to be Ronald Reagan in a new comedy.
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The photo's focal point — aside from the grinning birthday girl — was a three-tiered pink cake, complete with a multicolored trim.
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Andrew Yang walked off the stage of the second Democratic debate on July 31, fists pumping and grinning ear to ear.
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Maybe all those years of grinning and bearing snipes and snide remarks were preparation for rolling forward, just a few inches.
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Within a day videos were circulating showing the 5003-year-old former army officer doing press-ups with the grinning troops.
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Users of the parenting website, founded in 2000, welcomed last week's announcement with a flurry of excited messages and grinning emoji.
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Users of the parenting website, founded in 2000, welcomed last week's announcement with a flurry of excited messages and grinning emojis.
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A game of bingo (the game was branded as Chrissy's Bingo Night), which a grinning West won to cheers and laughs.
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A close-up photo of a Sulawesi crested macaque grinning boldly at the camera went viral on the internet in 2011.
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"That song is about nobody giving a fuck about you," the 20-year-old said with a faux-peppy inflection, grinning.
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By the time all of its plots collided together in the double-stuffed finale, I was grinning from ear to ear.
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The beaten man's bloodied face is indistinct, but the faces of the white onlookers, one of whom is grinning, are clear.
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Nominal camp leader Hal (Tate Ellington) and a mute commune member named Dave (David Lawson Jr.) never seem to stop grinning.
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The image features a woman who appears to be taking things a step further on the couch with her grinning mate.
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Sanders met Oliver Jack at a rally in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, and was snapped grinning at his doppelgänger.
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The star, 31, couldn't stop grinning in an Instagram photo she shared on Thursday after she found the tiny gold eggs.
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But more than anything, Tom Cruise was extraordinarily good at being Tom Cruise, the grinning, winning, Maverick-but-not-a-maverick.
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You can see YoungBoy grinning ear to ear and smoking in celebration as his Mom captured their reunion for social media.
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She's just received a photo of her two-year-old daughter Dahlia Rae, grinning and holding a glass with a straw.
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Of course, it's blatant if a partner is suddenly attached to their cell, grinning at it, but then concealing their screen.
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"As they said their names my little Malachi started grinning from ear to ear and jabbering back to them," she wrote.
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Once I did, I couldn't stop grinning, partly because Liza Birkenmeier's play is so witty and partly because it's so weird.
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Then he shrugged, grinning widely, as if to say that the many possible meanings of the photo were precisely the point.
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Jenna Spetz, the maid of honor, told Insider the bride was "grinning form ear to ear" when she got the bouquet.
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He had a full black beard that contrasted starkly with the smooth-faced, grinning school portrait circulated widely after his arrest.
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The first has the pair smiling together for the camera, while the second features the duo grinning at one another instead.
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A photograph showing him standing next to a grinning passenger spread rapidly on social media, contributing to the sense of levity.
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"You made it," one colleague called out as a group of senators circled him, grinning and patting him on the shoulder.
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I entered the office and apprehensively scanned the waiting room, grinning instinctively when my eyes landed on the plus size receptionist.
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Photos and videos posted online show Schwarzenegger waving and grinning as he rides on a green bike, wearing a green tie.
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In it, Tweeden has fallen asleep in her flak jacket, and Franken, grinning at the camera, appears to grope her breasts.
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"This guy here needs a cocktail," Ashley will say, grinning and pointing at herself with a few shakes of her thumb.
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There's a photograph of Amy Wilkins, age 6, at the White House, grinning at the camera in a neat patterned dress.
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Before this grinning gal was shining as reality royalty, she was just another sequined sister growing up in Los Angeles, California.
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"I'm never surprised," a grinning Pompeo told reporters at the briefing when asked about Bolton's exit occurring shortly before the briefing.
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Why not just write a good role for a woman, she asked the roomful of nervously grinning writers in formal wear.
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Separately, I see a female designer has posted a grinning photo where she's clutching a dog with a big floppy tongue.
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I was subjected to strip searches in front of grinning white officers who seemed to have no regard for my humanity.
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Joey Logano was a room away, mingling in the back of a ballroom, grinning ear-to-ear and totally at ease.
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Clutching a clipboard and grinning, she points to a sliver of the Hudson River peaking out through a wall of buildings.
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"I'm just an American in Paris," Mr. Bannon said as he held court at the Bristol, grinning at the obvious understatement.
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"The declaration of our love for one another in front of our loved ones was very empowering," Mr. Gibson said, grinning.
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"All I wanted was for you to come down and go on a date," he said, grinning from ear to ear.
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Franz Ferdinand marching along to "Take Me Out," an army of Romania students grinning wildly, the ferris wheel ticking round endlessly.
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The onlookers rose to their feet, cheering wildly, as a stream of grinning, hollering, or serious-faced young people cantered past.
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Gathering in a theater to watch a grinning Mr. Bowers, now 95, wax nostalgic about Cole Porter's insatiability may be another.
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The kids horsed around in the pool, and I took a lot of pictures of them, grinning and full of life.
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Bright-eyed, grinning, clad in an earth-toned suit, he looked out at the assembled reporters, and put on another show.
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He was grinning — and there was Katty Q. She too joined in, gyrating to the beat in her tight red dress.
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A colorful credits sequence follows, featuring Mr. Osborne dancing shirtless, grinning as he jiggles what some might call a dad bod.
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A program from the service shows a smiling Mr. Hoke in a tuxedo and a grinning Mr. Delemarre on the beach.
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"When it comes to fashion and music, London really is the epicenter," a grinning Mr. Hilfiger said backstage before the show.
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He is also still, in many ways, that grinning teenage kid who has been handed the keys to a new apartment.
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ALDERSON, W.Va. — In normal times, the Fourth of July parade is a fat pitch down the middle for the grinning politician.
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The ads look like your typical corny campaign spots: a grinning president, pointing at unseen supporters, superimposed on an American flag.
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After just a few panicky minutes, I found myself grinning uncontrollably as I zipped through the city and toward its outskirts.
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Its favorite form, however, is the obese, grinning, yellow-skinned demon we've seen with increasing frequency as the season has progressed.
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Still more of Cassas's prints captured the ruins of the past amid Orientalist visions of the present: turbaned sheikhs, grinning camels.
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They found that Airbnb renters are willing to pay 3.6% more to stay with a grinning host than a sullen one.
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She informed the world of her first pregnancy by rubbing her belly and grinning at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
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Thus, Euron died as he lived: turning up at the least opportune moment to screw everything up, then grinning about it.
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As you started to shuffle off your mortal coil you'd see Harv's grinning face and you'd slip into the grave cursing yourself.
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I had by then had only a glancing familiarity with Alfred's cartoon face as the grinning, gap-toothed mascot of MAD magazine.
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" The actress couldn't hide her excitement however, as she shared a photo of herself and Adams grinning, with the caption, "This one.
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The winning photo, picked from a pool of over 170,000 entries, shows Isla grinning directly into the camera – adorable dimples and all.
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Another posted a photo of O'Neal grinning on Match Day, when medical students receive confirmation of where they'll be doing their residency.
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"Underneath, we're grinning from ear to ear," he captioned the image, the first they've shared since making their big announcement last Friday.
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Grinning widely as Parnas drapes an arm across his shoulder, Giuliani looks into a phone while someone records a video of them.
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Its Facebook page posted a photo of him, standing on a yellow Komatsu truck, wearing jeans and a safety vest and grinning.
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But I know that if I push myself to do those things, I will be grinding through misery, grinning and bearing it.
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On a perfect fall day in downtown Ames, he flashes a rare smile, grinning as he leads a parade down Main Street.
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"Happiest Birthday weekend my Ken," she captioned a black-and-white photo booth picture of the two women grinning at one another.
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Each Animoji leers at you at the start of the video, grinning ear to ear and swinging their heads back and forth.
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An Indonesian monkey that achieved Internet celebrity with a grinning selfie cannot own the photograph's copyright, a federal judge said this week.
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Imagine if Rian Johnson had subjected Star Wars fans to 14 straight hours of green-milk-smeared creepy-grinning weird hermit Luke.
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" And who can forget his viral Cinco de Mayo tweet, grinning thumbs up over a Trump Tower taco bowl: "I love Hispanics!
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The first sample comes in the form of "Drift," a swaggering, Rubin-produced track built around thudding percussion and a grinning flow.
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She's grinning and is clearly happy to participate in her friend's project, but she also bites her lip nervously in the clip.
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The former governor of California stood proudly by Joseph as the latter worked out, pointing at him and grinning at the camera.
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Stepping past the slightly morbid mural of a grinning pig with lipstick (really), I spy the carcass cooling in the shop window.
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Before this blue eyed baby was climbing her way up the Billboard charts, she was just another grinning gal in Nantucket, Massachusetts.
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The "Sober" singer posted a photo on Instagram Tuesday showing herself at a voting booth, looking fabulous and grinning at the camera.
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Two days after the singer's viral jazzy rendition, the late-night host, 50, explained his grinning response during Tuesday's Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Egan's paternal grandfather was a prominent Chicago police commander; in her office is a picture of him grinning next to Harry Truman.
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"16 years and it feels like we're just getting started…" Joanna wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of the pair grinning together.
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In one Halloween snap, a grinning Rob — who looked noticeably slimmer — sported a Trolls costume while standing beside his mother Kris Jenner.
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Exhausted delegates lay slumped on couches in the corridor, or on the floor in their suits, but most of them were grinning.
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" On a side street, we passed a grinning gent in a cowboy hat, and Escovedo said, "He used to do my gardening.
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She approaches her interview with a grinning resistance, disobeying a wall sign's command to use the handrail by the stairs, for example.
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So without further ado, here are three reasons I went into Neighbors 2 tentatively excited, and came out grinning my face off.
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He asked, I said yes, and we spent the rest of the day (and the trip) grinning at each other like idiots.
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Julianne Hough's beautiful photo shows she and her grandfather grinning at each other while holding hands in an apparently empty Dodger Stadium.
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And it's also just kind of awkward and weird—nobody likes a hanger-on, especially when they're naked and grinning at you.
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Teen entertainment has changed quite a bit in the 75 years since Archie Comics' grinning high school heroes debuted in the 1940s.
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The portrait print, which showed Trump grinning in his usual boxy suit and red tie, included a quote from his inauguration speech.
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Lil Uzi Vert may have driven mainstream emo-rap into its darkest aesthetic recesses, but that doesn't mean he can stop grinning.
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Prowling the ring and smiling for the cameras as the American national anthem was sung, Mayweather continued grinning after the bout began.
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Every October, pumpkins carved with grinning faces illuminate neighborhoods — but some people have taken the spooky annual tradition to the next level.
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They pulled into Dong Ha, and the grinning screeching children swarmed begging frenziedly, and the trucks pushed through with all due haste.
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"I think I should say 'I'll take it,' right?" the grinning President told a gathering of county officials in Washington on Tuesday.
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" And then, grinning into the camera, Colbert dropped a sentence he knew would get under the president's notoriously thin skin: "I won.
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His name is, well, Chief Wahoo, a grinning, red-skinned Sambo-esque caricature that has been with the team since the 1940s.
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D.R.A.M. and Lil Yachty's "Broccoli" was one of the songs of last summer, a grinning, tipsy pop song with a thick drawl.
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Beneath a great cloud of curly hair, Mr. Rojas worked a harmonica rigged to his guitar when he wasn't singing or grinning.
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He was a rock star playing a rock star, leather-lunged and imperious but also grinning to let everyone share the joke.
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"I'm the people's designer!" he said, grinning impishly and spreading his hands to make a sign of the words in the air.
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"They appear to be grinning or smiling," never mind that the "smiles" are often caused by breathing difficulties native to their breeds.
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"The motor is making everyone deaf," wrote Ms. McGowan, adding five emojis of a grinning face shedding tears from laughing so hard.
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His mother Jenny Tompkins posted the incident to Facebook, saying he came home grinning after he made £9 at Dixons Unity Academy.
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As he was pasting Mayweather with verbal blows, the demonically grinning McGregor dared his man "to do something" right then and there.
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While the masculine energy of the satin ensemble had critics cringing in the '60s, Libre has Lipa grinning from ear to ear.
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At least Brendan Fraser, as Gunther, got to act like a human being for one scene, rather than like a grinning psychopath.
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Then, when the man he denounced as a fraud got elected, Mitt was instantly in the employment line, grinning and blowing kisses.
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There's Mr. Adityanath grinning from the side of a water truck, welcoming visitors — an estimated 35 million of them on Monday alone.
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Before this grinning little girl became a Hollywood diva, she was just another brown-eyed babe rockin' bows in San Diego, California.
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I couldn't stop grinning — who cared about melted foundation and a skinny jeans wedgie when I'd literally been on top of the world?
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After being introduced by daughter Chelsea, Clinton, 68, held back tears and couldn't stop grinning as she took the stage to overwhelming applause.
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The grinning, curly-haired Barris became a familiar face as creator and host of The Gong Show, which aired from 19983 to 1980.
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"I just wanted to make, you know, a good song, and something people could play on the Fourth of July," he said, grinning.
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A grinning Stenson pointed to the sky as the ball disappeared into the cup and then gave the fan a big bear hug.
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" She concludes, grinning from ear to ear, "that's the biggest victory of all, to wake up in the morning and just be yourself.
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"There was a guy with 200 fans, charging each of them $10 a month, and I did the maths…" he says now, grinning.
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Alba's youngest child recently modeled for his mama's company, grinning ear to ear as he wore a panda-print diaper — and matching bib!
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"I'm really happy and excited to see my family and my colleagues," a grinning Wa Lone told reporters gathered outside the jail Tuesday.
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Sightseers on the Chinese side of the peak jostled for elbow-room at a busy cliff-top viewing point, grinning excitedly for selfies.
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He was a short man, short as me, but rubbery with rot and stinking and his mouth was open like he was grinning.
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"It's good to be alive," said a grinning Tsonga after he booked a fourth-round showdown with childhood friend and compatriot Richard Gasquet.
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We are now far from prepared to accept the reality of a President Trump, with David Duke's grinning visage looming right behind him.
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This isn't the first time they've shared a stage since Ozzy's cheating rumors surfaced, but this is the first time she's genuinely grinning.
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" Asked if he's surprised that Bernie has turned out to be such a chick magnet, David replied, grinning: "Women like old Jewish men.
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Just last month she appeared at a voter-registration campaign for the ruling African National Congress (ANC), grinning alongside Cyril Ramaphosa, the president.
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The actress recently posted a picture of herself breastfeeding her daughter on set in costume, face muddied but grinning from ear to ear.
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With the Times reporter looking on, Avenatti prepared for yet another CNN hit by chatting privately with a "grinning" CNN President Jeff Zucker.
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In it, a woman is grinning as she depresses the plunger on the hormone-filled syringe she's injecting into her husband's naked bottom.
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Standing in the middle of the maelstrom was Sherelle herself, grinning, swigging from a bottle and sporting a shirt that advertised her allegiances.
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Before this grinning gal was making the world smile, she was just another blondie with bangs striking a pose in Livingston, New Jersey.
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"16 years and it feels like we're just getting started…" Joanna, 41, wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of the pair grinning together.
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The grinning, curly-haired Barris became a familiar face as creator and host of "The Gong Show," which aired from 1976 to 1980.
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The person who posted this YouTube video said Robert Trujillo was watching his son from the sidelines and grinning from ear to ear.
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From the videos he posts to his Instagram, he seems elated, alternately grinning in front of the camera and yelling joyously behind it.
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The next day, the water conservation minister, Pankaja Munde, showed up, and tweeted photographs of herself grinning in front of a parched riverbed.
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But less than 24 hours later the two men were facing each other in white armchairs, grinning ahead of face-to-face talks.
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Below the alligator, a fighter jet piloted by a grinning crocodile fires projectiles at the Trump head hovering just above the lizard man.
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A mascot for the people when the people had no mascot, he spends his time grinning enthusiastically behind a custom built Hollywood headpiece.
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But as a motorbike-mounted television camera zoomed in on his face during one particularly tough section, Sagan was grinning rather than grimacing.
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Her Instagram account, which she kept private, showed her and Sofia hiking or climbing in the mountains, ruddy and grinning in the sunlight.
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On the wall hung a photo of Branson, grinning broadly for the camera, flying over the water as the wind blows his hair.
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The situation: Your friend never thought she'd see the day, but there she is, grinning over a light-blue pee stick plus sign.
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Before this grinning gal was driving Hollywood mad, she was just another kid with one heck of a hairstyle in Hecla, South Dakota.
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In their 1983 yearbook, a photo of football players in pads and uniform showed Mr. Judge and Mr. Kavanaugh grinning side by side.
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She was often grinning, sometimes eyeing the camera as if she knew the situation was absurd but was nonetheless having a good time.
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Lucas handled the fame and glory spectacularly, as he should have, taking a tiny, grinning lap and getting props from his little buddies.
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It starts at the album cover, which features a cartoonish illustration of 6ix9ine grinning as he expels rainbow-colored urine onto the floor.
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Mr. Trump had posed for pictures with the other world leaders, gripping and grinning amid talks that White House aides insisted were friendly.
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In the latter case, the Idaho fish and game commissioner seen grinning with an array of carcasses from an African hunting trip resigned.
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I was too squeamish to fully enjoy the opening discourse on boogers, but somewhere, a 10-year-old is about to start grinning.
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They drown a painting of sea life at the primary school, adding verisimilitude to the cartoonish renderings of grinning sharks and manta rays.
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After the last time he played with Bogart he told me, 'Bogart wasn't just smiling, he was actually grinning when we were done.
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So it was no surprise to see MbS, as he is known, grinning with Chinese leaders during his Asian investment trip last month.
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That's a surprise, since last we saw The Man in Black, he was grinning deliriously as the robots shot him during their mutiny.
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Surely, Bolt would find a way in his final individual race to keep grinning all the way to the finish line in London.
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Jeezy's grill reportedly fell out during a performance last weekend, leading to a widely shared photo of the apparently toothless rapper grinning sans chompers.
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One pool photo from the restaurant, at a Trump hotel, showed the billionaire President-elect grinning and the multi-millionaire Romney looking somewhat pained.
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"They told me through contacts, 'If Bilma doesn't want us to sell [paco] here, she should find a job for us," she says, grinning.
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Pyongyang also released video footage and photos of the launch that show Kim grinning and celebrating after the missile jets off into the sky.
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Today's Hoda Kotb's took to Instagram on Monday to share a selfie of her and Kelly with both women grinning happily at the camera.
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With a grinning Brown at its center, "Richard Youngsta" plays into the exact kind of hypocrisy the episode says it's trying to bat down.
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"A happy day for everyone," said a grinning Pollack, as he stopped to speak with reporters before resuming his walk north on Park Ave.
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It doesn't look like I thought it would, it's not "accomplishing" what I'd set out, but hot damn am I grinning like a maniac.
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Fran grabbed a photo from the windowsill that showed Coon at her happiest, healthiest self — grinning in the midst of a pile of grandkids.
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They alone should be grinning over the fate of those who have sought to turn their tropical habitat into Africa's biggest iron-ore mine.
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The photo shows Harry grinning ear to ear, but it's surprisingly not a photo from one of his milestone moments over the past year.
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"Walk in the rave with a smile on my face," he says, grinning from ear to ear, knowing everything is finally starting to peak.
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In the photo, the two lay atop what appears to be crumpled white paper as Madonna cradles a grinning Gaga's face in her arms.
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Grinning just as widely as Hudson while clutching a stuffed bunny as her accessory, baby Rani perfectly mirrored her mama in her matching tunic.
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Women embrace phallic structures and receive pleasure from creepy, grinning animals; bizarre contraptions; and, eventually, men, with the episodes increasing in explicitness over time.
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Before this grinning girl was winning over moviegoers, she was just another chick rockin' glasses in Richmond, VA. Can you guess who she is?
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With the country's nuclear potential seemingly realer than ever, Pyongyang television sets are relentlessly beaming out the image of their Supreme Leader's grinning visage.
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Of course, they cropped my father out, leaving me grinning and alone as hundreds of Daily Mail readers wrote comments underneath attacking my character.
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Before this wild boy took his stunts to the big screen, he was just another grinning guy with a silly smile in London, England.
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And in another particularly controversial sketch, Carrey depicted the president appearing to kiss the exposed rear-end of a grinning Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"That's certainly the way it worked out tonight," a grinning Bailey said when asked if he planned to set up Barzal as he did.
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The accompanying photo depicted the two men walking toward their podiums for the press conference, with Putin grinning and Trump walking a step behind.
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Dr. Rosenberg mimed the action, grinning, describing a vision of a young, tanned Resistance fighter with a magazine of bullets strapped across his chest.
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I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her," he chuckled, grinning through their disapproval as he asked: "Isn't it terrible?
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KJ was grinning Sunday night on her way out of Staples Center, where she saw Travis open for Kendrick Lamar on the Damn. tour.
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Matt and Annette Roque were grinning Wednesday morning as they cheered on 15-year-old Romy ... who's competing in The Hampton Classic Horse Show.
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"It was on its last legs, and I just sort of took it to the other side," he said of the fridge, grinning faintly.
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The host, Peter Gordeno, a man whose grinning voice slides somewhere between Alan Partridge and Brian Butterfield, introduces the contestants by their home countries.
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Whether scowling in a vast fur coat, or grinning impishly with an executioner's knife, they show an artist unabashed and defiant to the end.
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"All I wanted was for you to come down and go on a date," he said on the show, grinning from ear to ear.
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"House Dems are so excited about impeachment that they&aposre passing out commemorative pens and grinning for photos at a celebration ceremony," he wrote.
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"So, obviously there will be a demand for it, and therefore there will need to be a supply for it," Soto continued, now grinning.
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Jay Pasachoff, one of the world's leading eclipse astronomers, was grinning and walking through the crowd, hugging everybody after witnessing his 34th total eclipse.
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It's worth a read, even if just to see the picture of Trump grinning ear-to-ear next to his framed Playboy magazine cover.
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Lastly, who can think of classic computer games without that grinning three-quarter yellow circle popping into their mind with a ba-doing sound?
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I got an inkling of that future when Mark Miller, a graduate student in computer science at Stanford, appeared in the lab, grinning widely.
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Later, Mr. Morgan posted a photograph on his Twitter account of himself inside the presidential plane's cabin, beside a seated and grinning Mr. Trump.
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I am not one for cocktails containing patio equipment, for lazing on talcum-soft sand, eyes gone to pinwheels, grinning madly at the sun.
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Heads of the Colored People is the best book published in 2018; read it, as I did, in one long afternoon, grinning and grimacing.
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Before this grinning guy was king of his castle, he was just another toothy tot flashing a smile for the camera in Chicago, Illinois.
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"Honestly, there's so many great benefits of wearing a kilt: It's very free, it's got its own aeration and they're very comfortable," he says, grinning.
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Park yourself here as you focus in on the grinning gal and try to figure out the awesome actress hiding in this mixed-up mug.
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He kept up a frantic schedule of stops ahead of the primary, making the most of his free media coverage and grinning for the camera.
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Libby Nelson: I gasped, I yelled at the screen, I am grinning from ear to ear — The Americans, I am so glad you are back!
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Biden, grinning as he stood beside her, graciously offered a compliment: "You did a hell of a job in your job," he said to her.
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American comedians have already noticed; their caricatures of the candidates often feature a remarkably pouty Mr Trump facing off against an overly grinning Mrs Clinton.
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"This changes everything," said Frannie James, an attendee at Jones' election night party, sporting a "Doug Freakin' Jones" shirt and grinning from ear to ear.
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To most people, there's something about John Meehan (Eric Bana), the grinning con-man at the heart of Dirty John, that just doesn't sit right.
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The 48-year-old Wedding Crashers star — whose male passenger was also reportedly booked for obstruction and public intoxication — is seen grinning in the photo.
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Before this grinning guy was using awkward humor to win awards, he was just another cute kid dreaming of an office job in Seattle, Washington.
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A photo of grinning Freya Vinje when she was just 5 days old is instilling hope in parents with premature babies all over the country.
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Willie waddled in a circle around him, grinning like a fat cat that forgot its mange long enough to gloat over a wounded baby bird.
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Rumor has it before this toothless tot was singing her heart out for sold-out crowds she was just another grinning gal in London, England.
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Charlotte hung with friends at BF Stephen Dorff's beach house, and a dude on the sand -- not Stephen -- could break his mouth by over-grinning.
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William is seen grinning next to the headline "Making History", and his quote "No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason".
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Indian media carried a group photograph with Prime Minister Modi in the foreground and Nirav Modi grinning between rows of Indian business leaders behind him.
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There are some seriously '70s plaids and prints going on in the picture, and a young Obama can be seen grinning in the back row.
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It's the last place you'd expect to see kids smiling, and yet the youngsters were all grinning as they walked into KinderMourn on Feb. 18.
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Instead, they show the grinning face of Nick Xenophon, an independent senator from Adelaide, the state capital, whose influence reaches far beyond his home state.
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Another view, tweeted by White House social media director Dan Scavino shows the same exchange but in a less tense moment, with some officials grinning.
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The photos, taken by Barry Jeffery, feature the queen in a white tweed shift, hands in her pockets, slouching like a fashion model and grinning.
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I headed to the little shop, handed over the knife and sat down to wait, shaking my head and grinning over what had just occurred.
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On a slushy, treacherous January afternoon, Toews was sitting on her living-room rug, holding her grinning six-month-old grandson, Austin, in her lap.
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The political norms that I grew up with in the U.K.—center-left social progressivism, center-right economic policy, Tony Blair's grinning face—are gone.
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Before this grinning little guy was making the world laugh as a comedic genius, he was just another adorable brown-eyed boy in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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She's irritating but funny: "Want coffee?" she quips as she heads out of an icy cave, grinning as if it's their own picket-fenced house.
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Looking at three generations of Reefer's family in one image, everyone grinning from ear to ear, you also have to ask yourself, only 9 percent?
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Phillips walked through the crowd, and Taitano said things were starting to calm down until he got to the grinning boy seen in the video.
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Photos from their previous meeting in Camp David that June showed the Soviet leader chauffeuring his grinning American counterpart around in a careening golf cart.
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On a recent June afternoon at Resolute Support, an Australian sergeant opened the door of the gender office and stuck his head in, grinning big.
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As I walked closer I could see he was grinning—what I didn't notice right away was that he was sporting a short brunette wig.
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Lindsey: Right, and by the end of last night's episode, my roommate and I were grinning at the TV as Becca met her new suitors.
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Someone had framed an image of Zach, grinning on my lap, my chemotherapy fluids hidden by a series of elaborate sock puppets we had created.
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But for some reason, perhaps because T.S.A. officials were impressed by Dinnah's beefiness, a grinning agent held him by his prodigious pincers for a photo.
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He emerged from the negotiations with extra holes in his hand and leg, but he was grinning even more broadly than he did last week.
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"I thought it was a nice, really friendly touch," he said much later, grinning at his postmatch news conference, which started at 2 a.m. Monday.
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Trump's grinning portrait is a departure from his usual stone-faced expression — his Twitter profile picture features a shot of himself with a stern look.
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McCarthy made sure his name was on the side of the gift, which was delivered to a grinning Trump, according to a White House official.
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Graced with images of a grinning Trump or his family, they've urged users to sign a card to commemorate No. 29 getting one year older.
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Graced with images of a grinning Trump or his family, they've urged users to sign a card to commemorate No. 45 getting one year older.
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Before this happy young man was a staple in Hollywood's funny films, this grinning guy was just another cute kid growing up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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The woman dons a clown nose, stares into the middle distance—blankly at first, as her body contorts, then grinning, finally mouth agape, teeth bared.
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With his Mona Lisa Earth Series, Naoto Nakagawa puts Leonardo's mysteriously grinning subject through a ringer of styles and technical treatments in ambitious, complex images.
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It might have been when Marco Rubio, grinning like the Cheshire cat, egged on by a gleeful crowd, made a joke about Donald Trump pissing himself.
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Photos sent from Rodriguez's cell phone show the boy grinning astride his black mountain bike in one shot, tucking into a hamburger at McDonald's in another.
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As the 79-year-old Beatty opened the envelope, he seemed to have a senior moment, nervously grinning, visibly struggling with whatever was on the card.
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Before this grinning little girl was flashing her smile as a big-time singing sensation, she was just another happy kid growing up in Atlanta, Georgia.
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"Bill had this Joker-ish smile on his face and by that I mean it took over his whole face, he was just grinning," Hanks reveals.
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I was elated at the lightness of my body after the placenta was removed, and grinning as they handed me my chalky-white, vernix-covered miracle.
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An earlier design of the grinning emoji on iOS, for example, was interpreted as being far more negative than the same emoji displayed on other platforms.
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But it's putting it mildly to say that this new guest, the silently grinning one standing by itself in a corner, dankened and befouled the atmosphere.
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Grinning and pale, like a friendly ghost with good hair, he arrived a few minutes after noon and toured Barcade in search of the Sonic game.
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The two rappers were performing at the event and video obtained by TMZ shows Rocky grinning on stage while Lamar gave him a birthday shout-out.
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The WWE wrestler was grinning ear-to-ear as he was photographed holding hands with a smiling, dark-haired woman, who was holding onto his arm.
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"Keeping it Fresh after 17 years, today," Jessica captioned an adorable video of the couple sledding down a snowy hill and grinning at the camera together.
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The results included the charming mug of the monkey, identified by PETA as a 6-year-old male, Naruto, grinning broadly and bucktoothed into the lens.
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Cash Warren and Jessica Alba's 7-month-old baby boy is grinning ear to ear as he wears a panda-print diaper — and and matching bib!
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"I have the feeling I played three matches against him," a grinning Djokovic told the crowd after donning a yellow rain hat during his victory speech.
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We got the Biebs grinning ear-to-ear leaving Il Pastaio Tuesday night in Bev Hills ... and we gotta ask, what triggered such a huge laugh?
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"This is the greatest day of my life," George Montague said, grinning as he shuffled along the pavement with the assistance of his lion-headed cane.
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At home, she bares her teeth and looks in the mirror, but she only sees girl-teeth grinning back—no shark or piranha in her smile.
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Each time I've completed the Star Wars experience, my party and I have just sort of stood around the mall grinning, talking through our favorite parts.
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Before this grinning girl was a happy member of the Hollywood community, she was just another blondie rockin bangs and round rims glasses in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Before this grinning girl was a straightened out actress, she was just a wired kid living the good life as Hollywood royalty in Los Angeles, California.
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Later that day, By posted a new photo of him and his father grinning from behind the counter, with very few pastries in the display case.
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One lucky student was in for a shock when she picked up a FaceTime call from her mother, only to see Emma Watson grinning at her.
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When it comes to the highly anticipated, finally confirmed Netflix revival of Gilmore Girls, Lauren Graham is all of us, grinning ear-to-ear with excitement.
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Then, in what might be the cruelest fake out in Bachelor history, Ben tells a grinning Olivia — rose in hand — that he CANNOT return her feelings.
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It was a distant cry from the grinning Trump who teased the announcement in March -- his first and only time in the White House briefing room.
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Mr. Obama and Mr. Sanders strolled down the colonnade next to the Rose Garden on their way into the Oval Office, chatting inaudibly and grinning broadly.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) was shown grinning in the crowd.
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A grinning woman in a black baseball cap moves quickly along on her crutches, a carriage per stop; she offers no story, just asks for money.
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One glance at this clock will make an early morning less brutal, and the grinning cat will be a welcome sight after a long stressful day.
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The bright-blue shirt sports an illustration of Rubio grinning above an unorthodox spelling of his name: "Ru(BAE)o," as first reported by CNN Wednesday.
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"This is me and Doyle, from Misfits," the 48-year-old tells me, scrolling past a photo of himself grinning next to the muscle-bound punk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2011, an Indonesian crested macaque monkey took a few grinning selfies with a camera found in his nature preserve.
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She is grinning, her hands clasped beatifically in front of her, and every now and then, she looks sardonically out of the corner of her eye.
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And often, when I reached the eleventh floor, where his office was situated, he would be standing there grinning at me when the elevator door opened.
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The swearing-in ceremony, broadcast live, was a moment of high political drama for Sri Lanka, with Mr. Rajapaksa grinning as he shook Mr. Sirisena's hand.
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"We can't wait to see what's next, Tiger," Mr. Trump said to Mr. Woods, a normally sedate figure who spent Monday's ceremony grinning ear to ear.
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Nineteenth-century minstrel entertainers spawned a racist caricature that endures to this day when they darkened their faces to portray black people as grinning, dancing simpletons.
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Schwarzenegger later posted a photo of himself grinning alongside his four-legged companions, quipping that the snapshot was his new profile picture, with the hashtag #staytheFhome.
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" And here he was at last Friday's grinning, backslapping Rose Garden press conference: "Some of the doctors say it will wash through, it will flow through.
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Tobacco advertisements in the 1900s were flashy and colorful; they featured pictures of grinning doctors endorsing the health benefits of cigarettes and attractive people smoking happily.
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What other White House would be astonished that the Russians would then distribute photos of their officials backslapping the grinning Mr. Trump inside the Oval Office?
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An Instagram photo shows Lil' Tony, as he was known, grinning in his college-football uniform: he was shot in the head just before 9 P.M .
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On Saturday, Trump played golf, for the tenth time of his presidency, and posed for a picture with a white golf glove, thumbs up and grinning.
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Afterward, the Russian state news agency, Tass, published pictures of Mr. Trump and Mr. Lavrov grinning broadly, alongside the Russian ambassador to Washington, Sergey I. Kislyak.
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That image was similar to one of President George W. Bush surrounded entirely by grinning men as he signed a ban on a rare abortion procedure.
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Their African-American characters confront America's shattered promises regarding race and progress and, as often as not, end up grinning and shaking their heads in disbelief.
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Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder and chief executive, stood nearby grinning from ear to ear, surrounded by a trio of statuesque women in sequined and metallic dresses.
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Prez 44 was celebrating and grinning Friday all over Scotland's St Andrews Golf Club ... birthplace of the sport he's apparently trying to turn pro in now.
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Picasso, flanked by the grinning woman who would soon become his first wife and his friend, the playwright Jean Cocteau, isn't even looking at the camera.
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It'd be easy to get caught up in the delicate swoons and swells, if not for the grinning gleam that he lends some of his sounds.
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I felt like Sisyphus: so much work invested, so much time and hope, so much grinning and bearing it, and the rock rolled down the mountain again….
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As a result, Tesla drivers everywhere are grinning slyly as they shock their passengers with the thrill of a 0-to-60 sprint in under 2.8 seconds.
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John Currin's "Two Germans" (2014) features a young, smiling nude set against a pink backdrop of two over-scaled older women, grinning in what seems like approval.
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Before this baby-faced batter was smashing things inside the WWE ring, he was just another grinning guy smacking baseballs out of the park in Aberdeen, Washington.
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"I'm very excited to announce that Meghan and myself had a baby boy earlier this morning," he told the camera while grinning in front of two horses.
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"Of course things are better now that the Iraqis have taken back the city," said Mohammad, a Turkmen butcher grinning over a large pile of ground meat.
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But he also looked back, in anger and fun, ripping the media for underestimating his election prospects and grinning broadly as supporters sang from the campaign hymnal.
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Even before Shkreli was asked to respond to a single question, he managed to infuriate the panel of legislators by grinning during an impassioned speech from Rep.
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Grinning from ear to ear, she's bouncing up and down on stage in front of a 300-strong crowd, waving outstretched arms to a thumping electronic beat.
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In it, I am grinning so hard that my eyes are almost shut, and both my fists are raised in the air, like I've just won Wimbledon.
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Things got so bad that, according to USA TODAY, that Ball was actually silent for parts of the game—a rarity—just grinning his way through it.
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In one matchup, Mr. Game and Watch performs a special move that makes him look like a grinning, torch-wielding Indian taking a torch to King Dedede.
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It was a long jump down, for the Flying Horses had no platform, and her legs felt like straws as she ran grinning back to her mother.
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"Keeping it Fresh after 17 years, today," Jessica captioned an adorable Instagram video of the couple sledding down a snowy hill and grinning at the camera together.
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"The fact that this is now a Hugo-nominated piece of writing is absolutely glorious and I'm going to be grinning about it for weeks," she said.
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"They've been wearing their political correctness kinda like a suicide vest," Palin said at a raucous rally in Ames, Iowa, with a grinning Trump at her side.
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Kylie, 19, shared two photo booth pictures from the event, sandwiched between sisters Khloé, 32, and Kourtney, 37, with all three women grinning from ear to ear.
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He was grinning like a guy who's just asked his high-school sweetheart to marry him over the Jumbotron at Fenway and she's moaning, yes, yes, yes.
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Before this dimpled doll was singing her way to the top of the charts, she was just another grinning gal posin' in her PJs in Ottawa, Canada.
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Ming Xi, the model who ate it at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, is such a pro ... she kept grinning all the way down to her knees!
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In the "artwork," a noticeably more svelte Trump is seen grinning across from Abraham Lincoln and other famous presidents, including Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, and Richard Nixon.
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A photo from Trump's meeting showed a grinning President next to a straight-faced Pope, however other photos from the visit showed the two in good spirits.
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Ernests has returned, is sitting in front of me on a black leather gurney, his grinning head framed by the luminous yellow crash-test dummy site walls.
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Zimbabwe's official newspaper, the Herald, ran photographs late on Thursday showing Mugabe grinning and shaking hands with military chief General Constantino Chiwenga, who led the army takeover.
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Shane, who ya might also remember from the 90s teen flick, "Airborne" ... was busted for public intoxication, and took a grinning mug shot to rival Melissa Etheridge.
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His unexpected defeat was greeted with joy in Banjul, the capital, with crowds pulling down the ubiquitous posters of a grinning Jammeh and trampling them under foot.
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To audiences in the United States, the film's title — and the poster of a grinning Mr. Sy dressed nattily as Chocolat the clown — might seem tone deaf.
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I don't know that, but I saw him in the clubhouse between innings and he was grinning and laughing a little bit, so that's a good sign.
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A grinning Ryan announced the final 9003-203 vote himself, hammering the gavel down in the victory and then leading his rank-and-file members in applause.
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"And then Sasha and I are like, 'Uhhhhh,'" said a grinning Obama, adding that she and her 15-year-old daughter prefer discussing Beyoncé to world affairs.
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Last Thursday, Pollock shared a picture of himself and his soon-to-be-wife grinning outside a Washington courthouse where they'd hoped to obtain a marriage license.
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K-Rob, wearing a T-shirt featuring a mushroom and the words "I'm a Fun Guy," reprised his verse from "Beat Bop," grinning the whole way through.
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A grinning 4-year-old boy clambers up and down an inflatable backyard water park, collecting oversize Easter eggs, goaded from behind the camera by his mom.
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To photoshop her on the cover of a newspaper grinning as she gestures to a picture of a wounded Palestinian is nothing less than a blood libel.
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Underneath they printed a picture of a grinning Ayatollah Rafsanjani, known as "the shark" in Iran because of his relatively smooth face and absence of facial hair.
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During the 1990s and early 2000s, it was impossible to open up a magazine without seeing the milk-mustachioed face of a celebrity grinning back at you.
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He didn't define my idea of music as much as he popped up in all of its secret passageways, always grinning, always ready to bend my brain.
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That man there, captured brilliantly by AP's Mark J Terrill, grinning maniacally, is Chris Pronger, a defenseman whose playing days were ended by a horrible eye injury.
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Colston-Hayter's Sunrise parties, such as that October's Sunrise Mystery Trip, offered a grinning and wide-eyed sun—a kind of fleshed-out smiley—as their logo.
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The Pats head coach and longtime GF Linda Holliday hit up Craig's in West Hollywood ... and in rare form, the dude was grinning from ear to ear!!
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"At that point, all the crooked backs straightened up, everybody's got their hips shaking, and grinning, and boy, now you got something going on," Mr. Hall said.
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So it ends up being the three almost-naked people, rolling around in bed with a sweaty camera guy and a grinning sound girl standing over us.
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Today, a photo of him as pope, grinning and wearing the Ring of the Fisherman on his raised right hand, decorates the main corridor of the residence.
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Somewhere in this great land on Thanksgiving Day, a guest on the corny side will arrive at the feast, grinning and bearing a bottle of Turkish wine.
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On Thursday, the littlest Anchondo, dressed in denim with a red plaid bow tie, was cradled by the first lady, as Trump stood beside her, grinning broadly.
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The grinning face of death hangs over "Pain and Glory," but it soon emerges that Salvador's most debilitating issue is that he is a man without desire.
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In one photo, the duo gave each other a sweet kiss on the lips, while another image showed Harper, 8, putting her arm around her grinning dad.
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A grinning Ryan announced the final 2900-220006 vote himself, hammering the gavel down in the victory and then leading his rank-and-file members in applause.
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"People are always shocked when they find out how big we've gotten," Mr. Buffett said recently over lunch, grinning and splashing Tabasco on a modified Cobb salad.
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We poked our heads into the presidential office, and there was Mr. Trump sitting at a big desk, grinning like a cat, ready for his close up.
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May's levity, or that of any of the other lawmakers seen grinning and chuckling as the drama unfolded, but the proceedings were rife with insults and recriminations.
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Its cutting honesty is matched by its comic timing and toe-curling awkwardness that leaves the viewer cringing, grinning, and welling up all at the same time.
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"I'm smiling because they said it when I was a governor; they'll say it now; they'll always say it," she said, grinning at host Matt Lauer's questioning.
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Before this grinning little guy was lighting up Hollywood with his million dollar smile, he was just another photogenic kid growing up in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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It showed a censored, naked Bigfoot, but unlike in the first drawing, a photo of Mr. Riggleman's grinning face sat, digitally superimposed, atop the creature's hairy shoulders.
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Dhani Harrison, son of George and stoked guitar man rightly grinning like a joyful child onstage with Prince in the video above, will induct Electric Light Orchestra.
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In her children's stories, a beautiful, cruel boy finds his equal in a grinning crocodile and an imaginative youth has wings for ears, allowing him to fly.
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The two played "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" and the fan-shot footage below is worthwhile, if only because Kanye and Cudi can't stop grinning throughout.
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Before this grinning gal was hunting her way onto the big screen, she was just another mini sweetheart with some seriously goodwill growing up in Marylebone, London.
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Nearby, an untitled piece Forrer made in 2014 in gouache on linen and cotton shows three figures grinning and shouting at each other while one strangles another.
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He was the grinning, sociopathic "Curly Bill," terrorizing the citizens of 1993's Tombstone, and the lawman's old friend turned bloodthirsty drug trafficker in 1987's Extreme Prejudice.
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Connelly, 47, also looked at ease on the bike, grinning as she held onto Cruise, who is reprising his iconic role as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in the sequel.
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And if we're ever (finally) invited to one of Snoop and Martha Stewart's dinner parties, we hope the guest of honor is a grinning and besweatered Willie Nelson.
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Before this grinning girl was flashing her million dollar smile as a supermodel, she was just another cute kid with dimples and spectacles growing up in Zoetermeer, Netherlands.
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The second was of her in a sweater dress and short heels, once again grinning at whoever was operating the camera, a long auburn wig gracing her shoulders.
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Grinning to herself, Fatima ducked through the door, ascending the steps two at a time, pleased by the soft scuffing noise her feet made on the flecked stone.
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Toto keyboardist Steve Porcaro came out to play the keyboard solo, and he provided a good dose showmanship, grinning through his cameo and bowing on his way out.
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One, appearing on the cover of The National Enquirer, showed Hart, now 81, grinning and in a "Monkey Business Crew" t-shirt while holding Hughes on his lap.
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Anthony Joshua didn't look like a guy who just lost all his championship belts on Wednesday ... grinning from ear-to-ear with Prince Harry at a charity event!!
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In a blog post announcing the move, Instagram included a picture of a smiling Mosseri sitting on a couch with Systrom and Krieger grinning widely on either side.
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On Friday's episode of The Ingraham Angle, Ingraham, 55, was shown laughing and grinning while speaking about Hussle's emotional memorial service that took place just one day before.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince George turned six on Monday with his parents releasing pictures of their grinning eldest son wearing an England soccer shirt to mark the occasion.
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Shelley's On Zenn-La is playful and colorful, but never totally weightless, the feeling of shouldering your burdens and grinning anyway—making space for joy where you can.
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"I get to experience the world by doing what I love doing—which in itself is pretty fucking nuts, that I'm allowed to do that," he says, grinning.
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Lil Pump's been arrested in Miami, and TMZ got pics of him in handcuffs during the bust, and his grinning mug shot after he was taken into custody.
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"My main aim was always to protect Bhagwan," she said then, of her spiritual leader Osho Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, still grinning as she was led away in handcuffs.
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Robin Thicke is grinning from ear-to-ear again, and it's not just because of April Love Geary ... he just achieved a rare feat in the music world.
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Looks like Khloé isn't the only Kardashian that Thompson has won over: The reality star posted this super-cuddly photo on her Snapchat account, featuring a grinning Jenner.
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We seek our reflection, no matter how imperfect, in the candidates we support, and they in turn seek our approval like actors grinning nervously at a darkened audience.
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Their latest EP sinks their talons in deeper, offering moments both catchier (the grinning rave-up "SEXY VAMPIRE") and more crushing (the stuttering, scuffed, phlegm smeared title track).
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"We Tapped That Ass" recaps Rebecca's enthusiastic sex life with both Greg and Josh in excruciating, hilarious detail, with Santino Fontana and Vincent Rodriguez grinning up a storm.
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"If you keep a close eye out, you might spot a shooting star," he said, grinning, just as a diagonal row of glass Buddhas lit up in blue.
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Chaz Barrisson, half of the street art duo London Police, recently painted two of his signature grinning characters on the wall by the service doors of the hotel.
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Right now, Clinton is The Road Runner and members of the GOP establishment are grinning at their own #NeverTrump cleverness with an Acme rocket strapped to their back.
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To celebrate the occasion, the Vinyl star posted an adorable grinning photo of herself being kissed on the head by a faceless man wearing a black baseball cap.
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It also posted pictures of five grinning fighters in front of a black flag who it said were involved in the attack, according to the SITE monitoring website.
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Brexit has barely limped forward an inch: "Negotiations" are proving to be an unending march of grinning white men making contradictory statements about how well everything is going.
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And while the story is set in the near future, it looks like the present: the charming landscapes, laughing children, crowing roosters, the grinning balladeer with a guitar.
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She interviewed New Yorkers on the street about the definition of "post-race," later posting a clip of her grinning and holding up a microphone to a stranger.
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Guerrero's 2-year-old daughter rushes my legs, growling in play ferocity — but she's grinning, with the confidence of someone who's never met something she couldn't face down.
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There's a selfie of the three of us grinning from behind our dust masks, covered with flecks of fiberglass on the day we stuffed insulation into the walls.
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After everyone who had been imported for the affair was exported back home — "We turned jumbo jets to Uber," he said, grinning — Kanye was taking a slow Friday.
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"Just the ability to be out there, I feel like I'm very fortunate," Farquhar said, grinning while talking to reporters and holding the hand of his wife, Lexie.
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There is a famous photo of that seven-foot-long tub in which four of the men who installed it are comfortably seated inside, grinning at the camera.
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The Solicitor was grinning, and I knew in that moment they had been kissing in the kitchen—perhaps more—and I was surprised to find myself feeling spurned.
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Grinning, red-jacketed workers of the SNCF — the national rail company — who were designated to guide the few bewildered-looking passengers who showed up were outnumbered by them.
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It posted photographs on Twitter of the two shaking hands, as well as images of the president grinning and gripping hands with Sergey I. Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.
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Ottie Lee is an uncomfortable exploration of the bystander: the kind of young woman so often seen in those horrific lynching postcards, turning to the camera and grinning.
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Ms. Ebersole happily took in the tribute, grinning at the other actors in her scene and waiting until the applause eventually died down before uttering her first line.
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Klutch Sports -- which reps LeBron -- tweeted a photo of the NBA superstar grinning widely alongside Lakers GM Rob Pelinka, and a stack of papers in front of them.
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It also posted pictures of five fighters grinning in front of a black flag who it said were involved in the attack, according to the SITE monitoring website.
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Negan is the guy all over the billboards, and the season seven premiere focuses, at length, on his grinning face, his blood-drenched bat, and his casual violence.
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Now, the iconic yellow grinning orb, which has featured throughout his art, is the focus for his new show, 10 Years Later, currently on at London's Lawrence Alkin Gallery.
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Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror has a reputation for exposing humanity's worst instincts through its relationship with technology and then grinning as it shocks you with electric frissons of panic.
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You can't trust urinals either—massive grinning underbites that would get a good laugh out of leaving me to be discovered unconscious, pants down, molars scattered across the linoleum.
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"I have college interviews this week and I just shot my voice," said one girl after their grand finale — "Sex" — grinning ear to ear without a trace of regret.
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I've seen him go from hyper-competent stage performer to grinning young man playing games with his band brothers, and speaking (seemingly) candidly about his struggles with mental illness.
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Everyone knew there'd be collateral damage, but it's quite another thing to have the smiling face of an innocent child grinning up at you through your Gorgon megapixel camera.
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Bestie Taylor Swift made her first official post-Hiddleswift appearance in the front row alongside model Martha Hunt, snapping away with her iPhone and grinning from ear to ear.
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Every time one of these non-human things begins to initiate its handshake sequence protocol, the mask slips, the grinning robot circuitry reveals itself, and the game is up.
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Last Monday, the WWE wrestler, 41, was grinning ear-to-ear as he was photographed holding hands with Shariatzadeh, who also smiled as she held on to Cena's arm.
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On Thursday – Obama's actual birthday – First Lady Michelle Obama recognized her husband's special day on her Instagram, sharing a sweet photo of her touching Obama's chin and grinning widely.
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As the rain continued to fall, the visuals changed from military IDM command center to bikini-clad women with their own faces swapped for James' own distorted, grinning visage.
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Hell, there's even documentary proof: here is the Alabama coach grinning without prompting, thereby violating the very dictum that he lay down to his players and his assistant coaches.
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By the one-minute mark, Ford is grinning and giving Hammond shit for their introduction, and Gosling is emptying a minibar-sized whiskey into the Blade Runner prop glass.
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On the night of Stevie Wonder's birthday, the older performer showed up for a rendition of "Superstition," with Prince playing bass in the background, grinning from ear to ear.
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Tristan was grinning from ear-to-ear as he boarded the Cleveland Cavaliers team plane Thursday, heading to Indiana for Game 3 of their playoff series with the Pacers.
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"What do you mean?" said a grinning Seidenberg, who remained with the Bruins through last spring before signing with the Islanders following the World Cup of Hockey in September.
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Ja says he knew nothing about that happening at the time, but he was grinning from ear to ear after hearing Andy has now made a name for himself.
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Played by Mr Garfield as a goofily grinning rube, Desmond knows he is right; his angelic fiancee (Teresa Palmer) know he is right; his family knows he is right.
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" PETA says the costume was "inspired by and is a twist on the trophy-hunting photo that showed the Trump brothers grinning over the body of a dead leopard.
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Clinton stood onstage grinning and nodding, her hands clasped calmly at her waist, as Ms. Warren eviscerated Mr. Trump in remarks that lasted roughly half as long as Mrs.
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"I'm going to wrap one on one shoulder, another on the other shoulder, and they're going to need an army to get them off me," a grinning McGregor said.
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An undocumented immigrant did kill Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old Iowa student, and a grinning Mexican man featured in a Trump campaign ad did kill two California deputies.
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One wall of the office was used to display a poster of Golola Moses, a celebrity Ugandan kickboxer, grinning and bare chested, holding up three bags of Sunshine Crisps.
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"This is MY son," Twitter user @MarlaReynoldsc3 wrote in the now-deleted tweet, which included a photo of her son in uniform, grinning and posing by a picnic table.
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He has a commanding but kind face—icy blue eyes, a big grinning mouth, a strong nose and a long mane of flowing gray hair down to his shoulders.
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He was always a mildly creepy character, but a magnetic one, and him standing silently and grinning at Nadine is the most I've liked him in a long time.
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The setting is a beach or seaside pier, where a faceless group of four or five pedestrians seem to be mourning some unhappy event beneath a luridly grinning billboard.
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I don't know about y'all, but now when I hear "Love On Top," I picture a glowing, pregnant Beyoncé grinning from ear-to-ear and rubbing her baby bump.
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Black-and-white portraits of Munich youth—slack-jawed, eyes closed, and grinning in the moment of orgasm—are a bold debut for 24-year-old photographer Alina Oswald.
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"In fact, Melania here you go," the president said, before throwing the ball toward the first lady, who sat next to a grinning Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state.
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Try some crab stick; or Spam with kimchi gimbap; or pig's trotters, which on the packaging gets a grinning thumbs-up from a guy in a red bow tie.
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An unofficial Facebook page for the house has more than 1,200 "visits" at the address, along with dozens of selfies by grinning fans posed in front of the driveway.
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You might assume that someone would have thought of this perfect Venn diagram of social media, beauty pageant, puppy adoration, grinning female empowerment, and Gilded Age excess by now.
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At Kennebunkport, when not golfing, he could be found piloting his speedboat, grinning as it roared atop the waves while often terrifying passengers who had dared to join him.
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Mr. Meek's Facebook cover photo showed him grinning widely, wearing overalls and a sleeveless plaid shirt, surrounded by other young people at Borderline, the bar where the shooting occurred.
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I am literally grinning as I tell my boss (who I also have to tell that I will be missing my shift tomorrow) and she is equally excited. Ahhh!
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Scott Walker announced last month that the electronics giant Foxconn had chosen Wisconsin as a site for its new factory, he was a picture of grinning, fist-pumping excitement.
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Although the play was written in 1961, it takes place in 1940, which allows the playwright to stir a grinning collection of Nazi-sympathizing Germans into this strange brew.
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"But we want new names and new faces, so come on," Muguruza said later, grinning and tapping her hand on the table for effect at her postmatch news conference.
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I apologized to my host (who was grinning) for snooping in the medicine cabinet, but wondered if the greater crime was my being made the butt of a joke.
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"President Trump's invitation for dinner included bringing a couple of friends," Ms. Palin wrote on her web page, which displayed behind-the-scenes snapshots with a grinning Mr. Trump.
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For example, Apple's version of the smiley face character is a shaded yellow sphere revealing an upper row of teeth, while Google's adaptation looks like a grinning yellow gumdrop.
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Before this grinning little guy was a late night television host, he was just another sprout snacking on some goodies in Brooklyn, NY. Can you guess who he is?
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You might assume that someone would have thought of this perfect Venn diagram of social media, beauty pageant, puppy adoration, grinning female empowerment and Gilded Age excess by now.
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But Callanan appears to maintain a more lighthearted view of the situation, in line with the happy-face motifs and grinning poo emojis that punctuate much of his work.
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One pamphlet showing the execution of King Charles I was apparently particularly successful, and included an illustration of a grinning executioner standing over the monarch, already in two pieces.
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" Fletcher also posted a photo to Instagram, grinning in a bright-blue bikini while sitting on Rodgers' shoulders, captioning it, "Finally back home, but haven't forgotten about you, Fij #bula.
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The tiny Reynolds, now 42, is grinning at the camera in the vintage black-and-white snapshot, wearing a pair of swimming trunks as he poses next to a pool.
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As a spokesman in an ever-grinning mask would soon reveal, those "private" details of the billionaire-turned-presidential-candidate were already public—they had been available online since 2013.
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Islamic State (IS) has claimed responsibility for the attack and posted pictures of five grinning fighters in front of a black flag who it said were involved in the attack.
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"My mom was a big Romy Haag fan," he says, grinning at the mention of another Berlin icon, the flamboyant transgender performer who dated David Bowie back in the 70s.
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In any case, someone managed to not only grab footage of Bieber grinning from ear-to-ear at young Ramsey's performance, but also the eventual joyous meeting between the two.
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Little Chi rang in her first birthday with a topiary maze in the hallway, an elaborate cake with a giant grinning Cheshire cat and a bouncy house in the backyard.
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In this self-described "pixelated nightmare," you're on the run from a grinning white skull in a world so blocky and primitive you'd think it couldn't be all that scary.
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"Next In line was daddy also known as poppa bear 🙂 when I tell you this man was skinning and grinning I felt his energy it was vibrant and contagious."
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The reality star announced his nuptial plans on July 13 via an adorable Twitter post of him trying on a suit with his baby daughter grinning sweetly at his feet.
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Caley O'Dwyer's illustrations over oil and acrylic paint show whimsical snapshots of city life, while Andre Miripolsky channels the laid-back spirit of Los Angeles with his grinning, angelic sharks.
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The "grinning face with smiling eyes" emoji, for example, is seen as a positive image on a Microsoft, Samsung, LG, or Google phone, as opposed to on an Apple device.
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The star of the dance musical, Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum, tap-dancing and grinning like a maniac) appears to be an all-American male ingénue, but has a secret agenda.
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You'll recall Michael couldn't stop grinning ear to ear back in February at the thought of playing his late father's most iconic role ... especially after beating out some tough competition.
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They both also seemed so young, grinning gamely in interviews—I could've sworn they were teens and not, in fact, in their early twenties by the time they broke through.
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Arthur Robins, a British illustrator whose many credits include "My Granny Is a Pirate" and a wonderful version of "The Teeny Tiny Woman," gives Macavity a wide-faced, grinning demeanor.
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"But when they come back I want them to hear me say something that will make them curious enough to go back and watch it," he says, grinning with anticipation.
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Pretty soon a, not very bright but permanently grinning chap, who's been to a decent private school (which the Brits disingenuously call "public school"), will be flogging Igor shooting lessons.
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The two most misinterpreted were the "grinning face with smiling eyes," which looks like a grimace to Apple users, and "sleeping face," which Microsoft users view as having negative connotations.
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Anything can become a grinning, screaming gremlin in the imagination of Lumps, a Windsor-based illustrator who may as well be a nephew of Jim Phillips and his Screaming Hand.
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By show time, the mojitos were flowing, the dancefloor was packed, and DJ Jigüe was spinning Guampara's tracks for one of Santiago's first foreign audiences, grinning from ear to ear.
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He still wears a red cap — and his grinning face is one quiet but lingering trace of the racist character, the legacy of an iconography created nearly a century ago.
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You know the feeling: With a hopeful smile, you slide into a clubby, cheery gathering where revelers are grinning and regularly busting a gut, collectively riding the same giddy wave.
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Residents posted photographs of a girl who had been killed, grinning in front of a wall of morning glories; a crying baby with his right foot blown off; and worse.
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The event drew grinning Trump loyalists, including Sean Spicer, the former White House press secretary, who recently agreed to serve as a spokesman and senior adviser to America First Action.
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The goal — her first of two on the night — left the normally-stoic head coach Vlatko Andonovski covering his mouth in shock before grinning widely and high-fiving his staff.
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Mr. Trump and Conan appeared in the Rose Garden with Vice President Mike Pence — who was grinning and petting the obedient dog — the first lady, Melania Trump, and a handler.
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It was striking, then, when I recently met up with a relaxed and grinning John Krasinski, who's treating the awards run of "A Quiet Place" as an unexpected victory lap.
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When Tiamat took me to a local bat colony living under an overpass, groups of Houstonians approached her, grinning, eager to have their picture taken or just to say hello.
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Meanwhile, a small army of police officers flanked the racist crowd from the moment Kessler emerged from the subway, grinning in a blue suit and holding out an American flag.
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Schneider shades his portrayal of fear in unusual ways, sometimes grinning faintly at unholy decades-old memories as if greeting an old friend instead of just recoiling in abject terror.
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If this finale doesn't have you heaving over the side of your armchair (or, at the very least, grinning your inner 5-year-old's smile) then maybe you weren't watching properly.
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We soon found out that his mom posted two different photos of her and her family grinning with the Confederate flag, leading many to believe that she's actually a racist bigot.
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"It took right until the very last second to make it real," said a grinning Dell, who was still dressed in his pads as he spoke to reporters at his locker.
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"It's a self-sustaining system that never pays a cent in tax, because it never goes a cent into profit...We're so poor, we could get milk tokens," Getty says, grinning.
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In the background of the fan shots you can see a key figure: Queen guitarist Brian May, now white-haired, standing just behind the cameras and grinning broadly at Malek's performance.
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In 2017, Hilton distanced herself from the actress when discussing the famous photo, taken in 2006, featuring Lohan, Hilton and Britney Spears grinning inside of a car during a night out.
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"Arguably, it was the worst year of my life," chuckles Blackman, grinning through his teeth when we eventually meet in a West London boozer, almost two years after unleashing "Twenty//Three".
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A few days ago, a grinning horse helped a man win a £2000 competition by photobombing the hell out of his selfie, and now birds are in on the action, too.
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Of these three players—reflective Kosinski, carefully groomed Nix and grinning Trump—one of them enabled the digital revolution, one of them executed it and one of them benefited from it.
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"Can you bring Chris Fischer over to us?" the Coast Guardsman calls out, his thumbs tucked under his orange life jacket, a grinning tattoo of a shark swimming up his elbow.
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I recall a State Department briefer grinning when he was told Johnson had been named foreign secretary in 2016, only to turn serious when it dawned that this wasn't a joke.
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For two glorious weeks the grinning youngster had swung her lime green racket with abandon, her plaited ponytail swinging side-to-side as she ousted increasingly impressive challengers day-by-day.
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Before this grinning little guy was making plays on the football field, he was just another cheeky child tackling the photo game in Washington D.C. Can you guess who he is?
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The little royal is clutching a purse resembling a unicorn as she stands front and center — and rather than grinning for the camera, Charlotte admiringly stares at the dog beside her.
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There he is, grinning at you from the computer screen—balding, paunchy, mustachioed—and you're reading about his lake cottage, his wood-turning hobby, his Danube cruise, his grandchildren, his cats.
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The first time the game revealed this process to me, I sat holding the controller and grinning, as I did whenever the game showed me something new or surprising or joyful.
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".. It was just a great moment and super-happy that NASCAR was willing to cooperate and let us do what we wanted to do," Harvick said, grinning again at the moment.
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Mom Sarah documented the big moment on Facebook, posting four photos of her son grinning widely and wearing glasses, a blue and white color-block T-shirt and a green backpack.
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The tall, often-grinning Nevada Republican has mastered the art of avoiding the spotlight, known among reporters as the senator who knows how to exit the Capitol building without being spotted.
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Let's remain a while in the most valuable space that a Hollywood awards ceremony has to offer: a captive space where, like the nervously grinning guests in attendance, you must listen.
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And I have long followed Jacob's case, and often thought of the grinning boy in the yellow sweater in a frequently reprinted photo as the real stakes in any policy debate.
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Medical centers use them routinely in advertising — the grinning cancer patient praising a cutting-edge treatment, the person with a knee replacement crowing about how wonderful life is without constant pain.
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While no other chain made me happier upon my purchase than McDonald&aposs did with its grinning red box, I had to admit that what was inside was far less enticing.
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The camera starts to zoom in and out, before pulling in tightly on a wiggling craft in the middle of the room, whose hatch opens to reveal a grinning alien squid.
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For many people, the image of Biden that most readily springs to mind is the one of Diamond Joe, shirtless and grinning, washing his Trans Am in the White House driveway.
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Grinning genially and standing comfortably next to Warner, Burr told reporters that the "ground rules" for their appearance were that neither he nor Warner would take questions about the House panel.
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After drawing floppy cartoon hearts, stumpy, grinning figures and prancing ponies on an iPad, the painter then renders the images by hand, at a much larger scale, with brush and airbrush.
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In "Push, Pull," one spread shows Bear looking bummed out, a hollow ice cream cone in his hand, while grinning Rabbit holds up two blank spaces in the shape of cones.
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It was so central to Mr. Netanyahu's domestic image as a diplomatic maestro that he ran huge billboards showing him grinning alongside Mr. Trump in two re-election campaigns this year.
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The world's only glimpse of this session came from the Russian news agency Tass, which distributed photos of the meeting, with a grinning Mr. Trump shaking hands with the two visitors.
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I pushed the button, and the aircraft took over and guided us safely to the ground, with my "heart attack" victim pal grinning slyly at the system the whole way down.
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I leave the Y grinning from ear to ear, uplifted not just by my own workout but even more so by my interaction with these darling representatives of the next generation.
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He is short—five feet five on tiptoe—and has friendly features: sleek eyes with penny irises, arched eyebrows, a mouth that rests in a grinning pout, taut balloons for cheeks.
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"Great experience and intuition - that's the secret," said the 76-year-old, grinning in the middle of his studio in the southern city of Plovdiv, surrounded by vibrant treescapes and abstracts.
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I gripped my husband's arm while a woman who looked to be about 70 bounced past us, hands in the air, grinning and waving at a little girl not far behind.
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One might expect inflatable witches or grinning jack-o'-lanterns; in fact, the Franzen-Chast holiday display is much spookier and more original, like a particularly grim series of Cornell boxes.
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After his remarks, among the few Democrats to greet the president was a grinning Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, perhaps the most conservative member of his party in Congress.
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White-haired at 1893, she still has the precise mannerisms and the ready, beaming smile that can be seen in photos from the '1883s, when she posed, grinning, beside the LINC.
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You'll need to click the little grey dot below all the emoji to get to that second page and access the only engraving option that matters, a grinning pile of feces.
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Pete Davidson finally looks like he's feeling better after his split with Ariana Grande ... 'cause the comedian was grinning like a jack-o-lantern at a Halloween event with his buddy.
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The image of Crazy Frog, in his goggles, naked as the day he was born, grinning like only a perturbed amphibian can, has haunted me for as long as I can remember.
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James Gandolfini's son couldn't stop grinning ear to ear at the thought of playing his late father's most iconic role, and his smile says it perfectly -- Michael Gandolfini's up for the challenge.
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Just don't tell Johnson's character that; he's grinning from ear to ear until the end, when he utters a cheery "Hail Satan" while shilling for one of the world's most dangerous drugs.
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Needham sat in the director's chair for the first time, and Reynolds brought the confidence and relaxed charm of an established movie star, grinning and chewing gum as he hit the highway.
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"Your husband is grinning like a game show contestant and giving a 'thumbs up' next to a baby orphaned during another mass murder," someone wrote in response to the first lady's tweet.
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Their reunion was immortalized in an Instagram post that finds Radcliffe and Wright grinning with their arms wrapped around Harry Potter director Chris Columbus, who also went to check out the show.
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"It's the last day of school for my Chloe Sophia !" the mother of five wrote alongside an image of 22018-year-old daughter Chloe grinning while sitting inside a small wooden cubby.
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Attracting the likes of Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian, Usher, Skrillex, Diplo and Tori Kelly, a beaming Biebs DJed and played the piano for the crowd while talking and grinning with his guests.
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I thought that the icy darts I was shooting from my eyes would hopefully send a message, but instead she kept grinning like an idiot and turned to her other white friend.
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While the meaning of 😁 varies depending on the device and platform you're using—you could be grinning with joy or suffering a bout of physical or emotional constipation—🙂 remains constant.
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Jacquees has gotta be grinning even more than he did in this mug shot after all 3 charges from his Miami arrest were dropped ... thanks to the very cops who arrested him.
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When prompted to list off the genre's he's tried out so far, he begins: "hip-hop, rock, EDM…," before grinning and trailing off, cognizant that the list could go much, much longer.
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Following the survey, the Jimmy Kimmel Live team took to the streets to show random members of the public a photo a grinning Pence — and asked them to identify the man shown.
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LONDON — The grinning man who posed with the hijacker of an EgyptAir flight for the "selfie of a lifetime" is set to appear on this year's Celebrity Big Brother, according to reports.
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"We have tested out recipe and think what we have created here will keep the Easter Bunny happy but more important, we think it will keep you grinning," the company wrote online.
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Elsewhere they cover each other's songs—Barnett plays a version of Smoke Ring for My Halo's "Peeping Tomboy" that transforms its achy soul-searching into a grinning document of self-imposed loneliness.
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Blac Chyna took to Instagram on Friday to share an adorable new video of her 5-month-old daughter, giggling and grinning happily in her highchair with two barrettes in her hair.
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She showed me the program from his memorial service, with a picture of a young Graham on the cover: a handsome, grinning man with wavy brown hair and eyes full of light.
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Oh baby, part 2 The first official pictures of Prince Louis and family are out, and nobody seems to be happier about it than a grinning-from-ear-to-ear Prince George.
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Trying to translate, I couldn't remember the Chinese version of the name Stoppard, so the moment passed, like so many for Yan when he's abroad, with awkward, uncomprehending grinning on all sides.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), one of Trump's most strident critics, was shown grinning in the crowd.
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Lamb slid late into home plate while scoring in the third inning of a 6-2 victory on Thursday, and he stumbled as he attempted to get to his feet, grinning sheepishly.
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A mech dashes across the desert and slams one enemy into another, doing little damage, but grinning as the dunes explode into a dust storm that prevents their true foe from attacking.
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