She gets back up, churlishly grins, then throws herself again.
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Ted and Sam also sported grins and even made jokes.
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Both boys flashed huge grins for the magical photo op.
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"You'll have to ask me when it happens," he grins.
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Even the Secret Service agents had big goofy grins on.
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He grins and throws his right thumb over his shoulder.
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Mourning can lead to laughter, and tears can beget grins.
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He grins at Carrie as if she were his own daughter.
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Chris Krovatin is crying into his Black Tooth Grins on Instagram .
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There isn't a single wrinkle, pore, or edge in these grins.
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Nick Woodman grins when he recalls his first trip to CES.
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Comanche grins, sets the walkie-talkie down, and cracks a beer.
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We both flashed broad grins as we shook each other's hands.
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He guzzles Topo Chico soda water and grins ear to ear.
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"With the right white man, you can do anything," Stallworth grins.
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I sneaked it out for an extra lap just for grins.
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Two are on their phones, pleased grins beaming from their faces.
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A married couple — Marco Rubio supporters — watch the fuss with grins.
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We have bitten our lips, slapped on rictus grins, kept buggering on.
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And Trump only grins like that when he's selling something, another tell.
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Sensing my curiosity, he grins and motions for me to take over.
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Tim grins, but says nothing ... which probably irks a Kardashian or two.
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He imagines what E3 would be like with 100,000 people, and grins.
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They toted matching red wheelies and handbags, and all grinned matching grins.
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They're not in suits or wearing fake grins plastered to their faces.
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They're not in suits or wearing fake grins plastered to their faces.
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One mouth screams into the void; the other grins through clenched teeth.
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In some photos, they had on matching T-shirts and wide grins.
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Sideline grins may not exceed an upturn of more than 0.3 centimeters.
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"Is anyone gonna put the call in?" grins one of your friends.
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"Action Bronson comes when he's in town, like once a week," Missy grins.
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He grins once more, warmly, a knowing smile he's on the right path.
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He shakes it over his eggs and grins, offering it around the table.
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"I've been in denial for years," Bez grins, mere moments into our conversation.
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But Her Carol is also full of one-liners, sneaky grins, and teases.
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"I remember what the police would do if they caught you," KC grins.
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"I so admire Brian," she grins, speaking with CNN for a recent interview.
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Thinking about how she's been working moments like tonight, she grins to herself.
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He grins rather maniacally and holds a lectern—inexplicable loot from the church.
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The figures face down the viewer with Frankensteinian scabs and cadaverous grins, respectively.
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The grins they wore on the job were, the photograph tells us, masks.
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He's pale, blond, and blue-eyed; he makes eye contact and grins at strangers.
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They're appearing in rows behind you, vacant grins, blue suits, preventing you from escaping.
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He grins and his supporters cheer because it&aposs another blow against the elites.
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The kids are having fun — they all have big cheesy grins on their faces.
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Puppies waltz into a room of unsuspecting humans and unleash smiles, giggles and grins.
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"It feels great, like you're helping people, as if you're their mammy," Whitney grins.
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We stumble backward with surprise; the man grins and laughs in a friendly way.
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Chances are, driving the 718 will provide the same amount of grins, and memories.
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He surely sits back and grins as he watches aspirants vie for his favor.
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"You got him girl!" one woman is heard shouting excitedly as Deelishis grins happily.
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"I brought out the old textbooks from age 18 to write the lyrics," he grins.
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Many of them affect sheepish grins, rise quietly, walk off abruptly without making eye contact.
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"Whatever your kink or fetish, there's a whole new way to experience it," Guyenette grins.
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Even in interviews, he rarely smiles (though there were a few grins with Mr. Colbert).
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They changed their look, topping their cheeky grins with "university-days bad-idea facial hair".
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Casual in baggy trousers and a woollen top, he pats backs and grins for selfies.
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"Some of us got younger too," Briški grins, eager to share her metabolic age results.
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Even as their eyes betrayed their nerves, the girls kept grins plastered across their faces.
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Zimmern grins at the question, as if he's been waiting for someone to ask it.
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He laughs easily, grins wider and cries louder than any other child in the neighborhood.
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She sighs and grins and flinches, she rips into fast food, she screams at children.
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Hedge fund types with Cheshire-cat grins party alongside fashion folk and 30-ish hipsters.
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Impreza provokes grins, even on those suffering from seasonal affective disorder after a long winter.
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He serves a Gardein patty to another candidate, his Senate colleague Michael Bennet, and grins.
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In the Members Only elevator returning us to our offices, Republicans had Cheshire Cat grins.
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Pompeo, mid-stride, grins as though he is in the midst of telling a joke.
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"When life is so good that your sun and stars is in your city…you lose your eyes and gain 5 grins (and gins) where until now they'd only been one… (*grins- there's always more gins)" she captioned an image of the duo laughing.
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She looks confused for a moment, then gamely grins, sprays it, and mugs for the camera.
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But what was shining brighter than both their grins was Palin's diamond ring on that finger.
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As he undresses, offering viewers a close-up look at his naked butt, Daario grins bashfully.
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Asked where her two-year-old son is, she grins nonchalantly and looks around the yard.
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Nancy delivers her death sentence straight to the camera, staring us down as she grins maniacally.
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He grins when Trump is mocking him and he stutters when he launches a counter-attack.
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Where we're going, we don't need game t-shirts under suit jackets and shit-eating grins.
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Broad grins and broader thighs mark all of Bay Area artist Jeffrey Cheung's exuberant erotic nudes.
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They were all grins and chants and protest posters, hands raised in Ls for "Laban": Fight.
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"This is me, this is how I win," Sandler grins at the end of the teaser.
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The fluffy pair has captured the hearts of many Americans because, who wouldn't love those playful grins?
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It's throbbing the background as Deano grins and flexes his way through another episode of Ibiza Weekender.
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Some people's faces break into goofy grins, some bashfully cover their faces, and others laugh out loud.
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El Moussa grins at Anstead, who looks just as smitten with her hands are cradling his face.
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They're clearly still in the puppy love stage ... sporting huge grins as they walked out after dinner.
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And two of those Brits plus one American put on their best grins for an epic selfie.
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" Esmail says after the take is completed, before he grins and adds "I'M TALKING TO THE DOG.
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Her creations sported big eyes, big grins and droopy clothes, a little vulnerable and a little unconventional.
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Much of his output since has been in that last mode, all grins and spaced-out beats.
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And talk about major fitness goals — the pose looks seemingly effortless for Whitford, who grins at the camera.
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By the end of the taxi ride, we're both cruising to the tunes with grins on our faces.
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In another, against a backdrop of millennial pink and macrame, the woman gazes at her phone and grins.
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I followed her gaze to a table of four white men with fat stomachs and shit-eating grins.
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Q and I kept laughing and throwing each other grins, excited — but I was also a little scared.
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Both of them are sporting wide grins, which, at least for West, is a bit of a rarity.
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In the Snaps, Blac Chyna grabs Kardashian's face and plants a kiss on his cheek as he grins.
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Edward stares out of the French doors straight up into the sky and grins in his sideways way.
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Jesús grins as he counts on his fingers the number of months until his next immigration meeting: six.
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"Proper Star Wars cocks," Schnuggie grins, as Bibi marvels at the inner workings of a transparent rabbit vibrator.
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Overall, I suspect this will be a comparatively easy Sunday puzzle, but hopefully one that evokes some grins.
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" He grins, again: "I guess you could say it's hard to not have a god-complex in EVE.
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Fame and fortune don't exempt people from wonky smiles or awkward grins more commonly associated with old yearbooks.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton sported huge grins Thursday as they arrived at London's exclusive Thomas's Battersea school.
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This bride, photographed by Daniel Johung, looks down and grins as her partner takes in her wedding look.
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They gushed about their daughters and posted photos of the little girls' gap-toothed grins and funny dances.
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For a few seconds, the arm sends the brush swooshing, paste-free, across Giertz's face while she grins.
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They're easy-going and chatty, armed with a little bit of swagger, but zero ego and big grins.
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Billboards show Kristen Bell holding balloons above a cactus patch, for no apparent reason, while Ted Danson grins evilly.
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Despite her struggle with hyperemesis gravidarum, the pregnant actress and comedian is all grins in her latest Instagram post.
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He grins as he describes the scene, peering through the eyes of a version of himself from decades ago.
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For example, the Flickr group "Smiling Victorians" has 2,100 photos, and at least some of them show genuine grins.
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In one section of the photo booth shot, Jonas, 27, and Turner, 20, donned wide, over-the-top grins.
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The producers scan both of their bodies to create photorealistic 3D avatars, including molded faces plastered with rictus grins.
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Blood Drive has a bite because America is still devouring the same foul meat with the same vacant grins.
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Liam Hemsworth just showed the world where he and brother Chris get their chiseled jawlines and distinctive grins from.
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An abstract canvas shows activists shielding their eyes as they flee while a police officer with a rifle grins.
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Some of them have cheeky grins; others are wizened hags; one is depicted wiggling out of a demon's mouth.
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At least until one of the artist's, iconic disfigured grins show up in the Hall of Faces, that is.
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Her friend, Hasina, makes a small noise and steps forward, but Kusum sits back on her heels and grins.
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With their canary yellow shirts and big grins, the Colombian delegation could almost be mistaken for the Brazilian one.
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Then, in what appeared to be a tender moment, the runners flashed each other toothy grins as they finished.
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Sanders defended single-payer health care, Klobuchar defended the middle ground, and Graham and Cassidy lied through rictus grins.
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That first meeting was marked by strained grins and a lengthy, white-knuckled handshake that immediately went viral online.
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Still, Accel and Gerardo, once pictured in photos as boys hugging each other with wide grins, now barely spoke.
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Kirk grins and grimaces his way through yet another existential career crisis (and also does some motorcycle stunt driving).
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The classic Cage maniac face, the one where he lifts his eyelids up real high and grins, happens twice.
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And so, on Thursday, players pulled their new T-shirts over their heads and took selfies with broad grins.
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They even popped up with Madonna in "Desperately Seeking Susan," leaning against a wall with mirrored grins and threads.
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Several news outlets published displays of Mr. Trump's more amusing grip-and-grins on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site.
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Mr. Clarkson hears this and grins the grin of a man unwilling to be defeated by small-minded concerns.
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To the right, more workers at tables pack marijuana into joints, holding back shy grins as the mob ambles past.
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His sentence was lower than expected, prompting applause from far-right supporters among the courtroom audience and grins from Eminger.
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"I like to challenge life," grins Michael, an 210-year-old from Cameroon, when asked why he made the journey.
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Behind them, men waded into the frigid pool and turned in circles with beatific grins, arms outstretched, like polar bears.
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Will we turn social media into more of a money-making channel for folks with six-packs and mischievous grins?
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The couple appeared to be in high spirits during the game, cuddling close to each other and sporting wide grins.
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The grins on their faces, the ciggy, and Amy's super cozy robe scream ... mission accomplished on the marriage consummation front!
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Donald Trump was all grins Wednesday when he met Pope Francis at the Vatican, but the Pope seemed ... well, pensive.
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The tiny tots, who both have light brown hair, sparkling blue eyes and infectious, toothy grins, could pass for sisters.
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"My mom says she likes my dishes because we take more time with the steps than in Thailand," she grins.
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Sometimes—between the skateboarding, toothy grins, devastating news reports, the highs 'n' the lows—it can be hard to tell.
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It was almost Halloween: cobwebs on porches, hanging ghosts made from stuffed sheets, jack-o'-lanterns with their crooked grins.
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But it was kind of fun to watch them grit their teeth in two rictus grins and struggle to try.
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" Her eyes spark and she grins as she dreams of independence: "I would stay at home and run my business.
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"Things are going to get weird," he grins at you, before sluicing some Doom Bar beer past his prickly lips.
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The response: a long pause as the engineers in the room looked at each other with wry grins on their faces.
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"I now have an iPhone, but it is, you know, like the phone you give your two-year-old," he grins.
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He threw victory signs and grins out to the roaring crowd as he made his way across the grandstand, shaking hands.
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They played their usual 30-song, 2100-minute set with wild abandon, exchanging giddy grins as they shook their mop tops.
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She seemingly intuits a patient's need for comfort and curls up next to them or happily wags and grins at them.
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Gates casually munches on snacks as Zuck grins at him like an impatient school boy with a crush on the teacher.
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Still, the Black man in this painting grins in the face of the white police officer to whom he is tied.
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"Sunday brunch #modernfamily," the she captioned the snap, in which both men were sitting together with big grins on their faces.
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He's affable, often grins when he speaks, and has an inviting, slightly Midwestern lilt, despite being a lifelong resident of Virginia.
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In the snap, Harper grins widely as she holds onto a pink treat while her brothers stop for the photo op.
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He just grins at us though ... clearly having a good-ass time pulling a fast one on just about everyone around.
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The groom disembarked to pick up his bride, and the newlyweds reportedly took off with big grins on both their faces.
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Every time we were stopped the police would open the door and shake Patron's hand—with big grins on their faces.
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One of those records fell into the hands of Charli XCX, who sampled "Grins" on her debut LP What I Like.
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They're here with a small group of friends, standing in a corner of the room with big grins on their faces.
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He is witty and discursive, punctuating his stories with wild-eyed grins, exaggerated grimaces and more than the occasional lost thread.
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He grins and brandishes something at me: a bottle of beer, its label rotted away, its glass mossed over with algae.
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"Last year for my 20th birthday, I…cried," she bashfully grins into the camera, a carpet of dried leaves behind her.
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Dan Sullivan nods and grins as Trump promises to fulfill a Republican wish list that environmentalists have been fighting for generations.
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Hague and Ovchinin were all grins from ear to ear, high-fiving each other and cracking jokes about the short flight.
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In the image, a young Frankie grins while standing next to a yellow heart and a blown-up version of his name.
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It features a picture of class organizer Shi with the heads of five elderly classmates floating above her, all with huge grins.
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Maybe his bad stand-up routine dialogue and leering grins play in single frames, but here he seems utterly out of place.
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They certainly have little grins about them, but I don't know if it's the same thing as what we see in humans.
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In the beachside picture, the bartender grins as he embraces his Kentucky-bred bride-to-be, nuzzling her hair while she beams.
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In order to maximize their time, women plunge backwards into the pit with manic grins plastered to their faces in rapid succession.
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I am not one to think it's cute when attractive men use grins and impeccable suit cuts to breeze past warranted criticism.
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"I'm not going anywhere," grins Bishar Barre, a tailor who has lived in Hagadera, the largest of the five camps, since 1992.
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As a stand-up comic, he led with his neuroses, telling dark and cuttingly self-deprecating jokes in between wide, needy grins.
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Tay-K's "The Race" plays in their hooptie and their sly grins let you know that in Glover's Atlanta, anything could happen.
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" He grins, before adding: "I know, why are we in a little room with a machine producing cocoa nibs in a bakery?
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Many of the runners found it difficult to smile throughout the six-minute session, though: Their grins became increasingly fixed and unnatural.
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Indeed, his only false note is a crying jag, as the sneers and grins of his natural cockiness yield to implausible sobs.
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" After seeing the "condescending grins on their faces," he realizes "they were not looking for a sense of communion with other people.
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His beaming parents hug him as he grins sheepishly, a kid still, with the weight of their small universe on his shoulders.
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That doctor had 12 more vials of blood analyzed at six different laboratories to confirm the diagnosis of Sjogren's (pronounced SHOW-grins).
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Double takes, grins and grimaces are magnified into crushing largeness, while the chase sequences bring to mind slap-happy Blake Edwards comedies.
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With a manic glint in her eye, Hillary turns toward the camera and grins so wide her teeth practically vibrate with determination.
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"Sunday brunch #modernfamily," the 45-year-old captioned the snap, in which both men were sitting together with big grins on their faces.
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As someone who was a teenager in the '90s, this is the kind of stuff that gets me to smiling big, stupid grins.
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On the next page, we see two white women and a man, their faces plastered with shit-eating grins, waving the Confederate flag.
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Herpetoculture in California, grins elatedly, mouth hanging open like a puppy, as he gazes down at an earless monitor lizard clutching his thumb.
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In the second case, which centered on whether someone intervening in a lawsuit must have standing, the two exchanged several glances and grins.
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Both sometimes deployed sardonic grins in lieu of interruption: generally an ill-advised tactic, especially when the subject under discussion is gun violence.
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" When ITK quips that Avenatti could've planted the groupie, the lawyer grins with a wink before jesting back: "He was 10 minutes late!
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Her campaign video showcases footage of her alongside of Obama, flashing big grins at her award ceremony, and her students cheering her on.
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He may frighten batters with his pitching and size, but Robles said he had still spotted grins on Familia's face during a game.
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But their grins were as wide as their hopes were secure, whereas Isabelle is prey to sudden squalls of tears and craven entreaties.
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The 10 gallons of ice cream was passed to the Yarnall, and as they pulled away, I saw grins, from ear to ear.
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But I won't say whether this angry cop finally grins, nor will I supply any other spoilers about this expertly plotted Nordic noir.
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As we wound between naked trees down a semi-paved path, more than a few rubberneckers shot her adoring grins and sheepish waves.
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Whereas Mr. Trump can claim few real fans in Hollywood, Bollywood's stars jostle to fit their extra-wide grins into Mr. Modi's selfies.
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There is only one President who has called the press "the enemy of the people" and who grins as his crowds berate reporters.
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As the father steadies his cell phone to take the photograph, Sherald gently places her hand on the little girl's shoulder, who grins wildly.
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While the research is ongoing, he has a theory for why we insist on toothy grins for T-rexes: To match "their impressive size."
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Clearly enjoying himself, Saint has a big smile on his face as he grins for the camera in the rest of the adorable shots.
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As the grins slide off their faces, the scene's color shifts from the show's usual Technicolor buoyancy to a cooler, far more subdued tone.
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In both of Khloé's photos, she and Dream throw wide grins at the photographer while baby True seems adorably distracted by something off camera.
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Jesús grins, bouncing his fingers on the sides of the waiting room chair like he's tapping out the first few notes of a fanfare.
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There have been a lot of us looking at each other sheepishly, with big grins on our faces and saying, 'Can we do that?
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He's taking the trash out, but when a gently tossed bag sails off into the sky instead of landing in the dumpster, Mark grins.
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But then the show has occasional scenes where the ghost of Danny grins at John and offers him dire pronouncements of what's to come.
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On Monday, a photograph of the two men inside Trump Tower, all grins and thumbs up, dominated the front pages of newspapers in Britain.
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If "Wonderland" inspires grins and well-what-d'ya-knows of legitimate wonder — and it does — it also liberates its audience to wantonly savor them.
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The little ones sported grins from ear to ear as they walked alongside the cast that also included droids C-3PO and R2-D2.
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I can't remember the last time I felt so genuinely happy at a show, and the hundreds of grins around me said the same.
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But those chuckles transformed into shit-eating grins, as Scott Foster came to absolutely dominate the goal, putting up stop after stop after stop.
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"The taxes are coming down, regulations are coming off, we're going to get rid of Obamacare," Trump says as Cinque grins and pumps his fists.
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The parents were in high spirits during Game 6 of the NBA Finals in Cleveland, cuddling close to each other and showing off beaming grins.
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When I mention the show's bait-and-switch habit — when, for example, it killed off the kid apparently playing a young Joker — Richards grins slyly.
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"Sunday brunch #modernfamily," the 45-year-old Goop guru captioned the snap, in which both men were sitting together with big grins on their faces.
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Questioned whether he'd chosen to house the radar and radio station inside a school to protect it from US military strikes, Mendez shrugs and grins.
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Despite the ongoing controversy, photos released by the Kremlin showed Trump, Lavrov and Kislyak with grins as they greeted each other in the Oval Office.
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When I ask him if he wants that opportunity again, Bzdelik grins for a moment, as if I want to know the capital of Colorado.
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He congratulated his Soviet colleagues, who had broken into triumphal wide grins when just a moment earlier they had professed ignorance of any Soviet launch.
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She grins like a kid in a candy shop as she tries on his bomber jacket, sniffing it to get a whiff of his scent.
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To sprout blades from his knuckles, substitute growls for grins, and cultivate such a density of facial hair that it may well qualify as horticulture.
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In the celebratory snapshot — seemingly at a birthday bash, given the recently blown-out candles in front of the family — Prinsloo grins widely while holding Gio.
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His skills as a retail politician are on full display, energizing parade-goers and exchanging lopsided grins with subway riders who flash him a thumbs-up.
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The mischievous grins and giggles seen throughout the video are genuine, a reflection of years of friendship between the bandmates who are more like family now.
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In one sweet snap, Jasmine, who was a flower girl, and her father throw flower petals toward the camera with the biggest grins on their faces.
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Shiva, Ezekiel's silly C.G.I. tiger, has been just hanging around all season, roaring every once in a while, for grins, but mostly functioning as exotic wallpaper.
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" Another dog of his, a puppy in a store window, grins hopefully at a passing mother and child while holding a sign in his teeth: " REDUCED .
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If, however, they are inconveniences to your cable news diet and grip-and-grins with Indian business associates, then you're going to delegate, punt or wing it.
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The animated husk that remains pushes through nevertheless, introducing a crowd of volunteers who have been standing behind him this whole time, trading bemused grins in silence.
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After giving her daughter a sweet kiss on the lips, Jenner lets out a squeal and wraps her daughter in a big hug while Stormi grins widely.
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"When life is so good that your sun and stars is in your city...you loose [sic] your eyes and gain 5 grins," she captioned the photo.
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Everyone congratulates each other with the appropriate hug, air kiss, or bow, according to their cultural customs, and grins and claps as they themselves are voted out.
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The grins and cheers that spontaneously break out in the restaurant feel contrived, as they do whenever Javed uses the words of "the Boss" against his tormentors.
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The Black Panther and Robin grabbed a bite to eat Monday afternoon in L.A. and, judging by the huge grins on their mugs ... it hit the spot.
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The guys got in on the grins, too -- Nick Jonas, Neil Patrick Harris, James Franco, Hugh Jackman, and Ricky Martin all seemed pretty chummy at the show.
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In a move that would make Indian PM Narendra Modi -- himself a noted yoga practitioner -- proud, Trudeau grins as he holds himself up horizontally with just his wrists.
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Despite an early lifetime of hardship, Zion figured out not only how to get by, but how to do it with the widest of grins across his face.
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He got back to Hailey in NYC PDQ ... where, judging by the PDA and the ear-to-ear grins on their faces, distance definitely made 'em grow fonder.
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But even if his films are known for singing assholes and shit-eating grins, it's not far off—today, Waters's work is canon, taught from coast to coast.
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I was surprised, until I reminded myself that the most intense and transformative experiences of adults as well as children are communicated nonverbally, with grimaces, grins and tears.
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Did they care that he depicted John the Baptist in an extraordinary painting, circa 1602, as a carefree, lascivious, curly-haired boy with the cheekiest of grins imaginable?
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I walked in and they didn't know I was there, but I got really freaked out by the marionettes—just the look of them, their mouths, those grins.
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The pair reunited at a poker tournament benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research held annually by Fox, each sporting their iconic grins and mutual affection.
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It features hundreds of ancient baby dolls—specially selected for their strange, "uncanny valley" grimaces and grins—positioned menacingly in a hospital-ward setting, and brightly, morbidly lit.
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The Clintons, who sat at a well-positioned table with Mr. Trump's daughter Tiffany, and others close to the new president, rose from their seats with tight grins.
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When he shows up in court, he grins and waves to his wife, a former beauty queen in Mexico, in the courtroom audience with their two young daughters.
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The atmosphere in the room is almost infectious; Thundercat grins and at one point during a bass solo Miller almost cracks up in awe of his band mate's talent.
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They are ghouls — one with clown-like features, the others with patchy hair, dripping moles, savage grins, and face contorted into something like fascination and pleasure and committed intent.
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American cyclist Kristin Armstrong grins as she shows her son Lucas William Savola the gold medal she won for the Cycling Road Women's Individual Time Trial on Day Five.
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"I've clearly been hired, and promoted since I've got here, and I'm completely open about who I am," said Deere, who grins widely and speaks with an Arkansas lilt.
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Team-building events often evoke mocking grins from employees who envision the clichéd night of karaoke singing or "trust falls" backwards into the arms of their put-upon colleagues.
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In the celebratory snapshot — seemingly at a birthday bash, given the recently blown-out candles in front of the family — Prinsloo grins widely while holding Gio Grace, 16 months.
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It was creepy, in a backwoods cult-y type of way, and their unsettling grins were making me want to leave the room and think hard about my existence.
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He had set Oracle Arena ablaze with his first three efforts; you will remember the dumbfounded, exuberant grins of Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Garnett, partially obscured by their camcorders.
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But a BBC interview Friday morning with Robert Kelly, professor of political science at Pusan National University turned out to be full of chaos, grins, screaming and ... well, children.
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The couple was spotted celebrating the Minnie Muse blog relaunch in N.Y.C. where they posed for a cute cuddly pic and were caught giving goofy grins to one another.
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Trump and Putin are seen with huge grins on their faces and Trump has his hand placed on the Russian president's back while giving him a nice old pat.
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The First Lady shared an image on Instagram featuring herself and President Barack Obama dressed to the nines for an event, and touching her husband's chin as he grins.
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We got some of the cast -- from Denise Richards to Lisa Rinna -- pouring outta Craig's Wednesday night and they all looked glammed up as hell while sporting huge grins.
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They all had huge, paw-like hands; wide grins; broad shoulders; curly hair; and were filled with the indomitable life force that is peculiar to 19-year-old lads.
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I chose to sit on a nearby bench and watch the stunned expressions and happy-to-be alive grins of friends as they reached the bottom of the slide.
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When the gang leader asks him how old he is, he grins a gap-toothed grin and says he's eighty-five, probably, or else eighty-six, he's not sure.
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In one picture, Gary grins at the camera as Mel, 43, wraps her arms around his neck and arches her back and lifts herself slightly out of the water.
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I have been at shows were the models were told to skip and play, and with their frozen, unnatural grins, they looked like they were having a psychotic episode.
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"NOW the fun begins," grins Jan Linaric, as the autobahn speed limit falls away and he eases his Mercedes S-Class saloon up to 230 kilometres per hour (143mph).
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In a rare display of unbridled optimism from hardened New Yorkers, they arrived with huge grins and wide eyes, taking in the bells and whistles at three new stations.
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She used elementary mechanisms like crescendos, rising scales, accelerating tempos and rock beats to generate the exhilaration of carnival rides spinning too fast; grins spread unstoppably around the club.
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Every time Williams and Robinson kick off one of their shows, they burst onto the stage with mile-wide grins and an elastic energy that promises anything could happen.
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So when she's at work and her boss sexually harasses her, or grabs her ass, or whatever, she needs that job so desperately that she grins and bears it.
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Laughter as they sorted through donated items, wide grins as they waited in line for pizza and, more than anything, a contagious sisterhood that filled the room with boundless love.
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In the shot, Charlotte grins as she leans in close to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who wraps one hand around the princess and points towards the camera with the other.
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She twirls, grins and gyrates until the chairman breaks into applause, taken aback by the virtuosity of her theatrics: "This is the most amusing farce of the year!" he exclaims.
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A boxer from Australia, Lily's reactions to everyday nothings articulate the inner workings of us all — from toddler tantrums to goofy grins, she is truly the people's four-legged princess.
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The second snap, most likely captured during their time on That '70s Show, showcases the friends standing side-by-side and embracing as they give closed grins to the lens.
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Despite dealing with a "tough" pregnancy over the past few months, the actress and comedian was all grins in an Instagram photo she posted in honor of New Year's Eve.
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This image captured the couple's huge grins and with it the happiness and excitement they were feeling as well as showing the stunning location in the gardens of Kensington Palace.
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Dream holds her hand up to her face and grins in the snapshot, sporting a full head of dark ringlet-style curls as she crinkles her eyes at the camera.
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By all accounts, a couple of brief grip 'n grins at photo ops are hardly the right venues for serious discussions on the manifold issues between these two world leaders.
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The earliest television game shows, like the popular "Queen for a Day" in the 1950s, featured models posing in fur coats and gowns and holding prizes next to wide grins.
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"Almost everybody has something about them that's worth empathizing with," McKinnon says, before laughing: "There's a couple that I'm not sure about in the world right now, but…" He grins.
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Have you ever watched a band tuck into an extended jam on stage, one in which they communicate their musical intentions to each other with little more than glances or grins?
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Why would we ever deny ourselves this sheer, unadulterated joy of watching Colon trot his majestic girth around the bases as his teammates' faces crack in half with shit-eating grins?
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They were ringers for the real-life models who stalked the Hood by Air men's runway in January, right down to their elaborate tattoos and the uncanny grillwork distorting their grins.
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Their big, goofy grins were a reminder that the Oscars are at their best when people are allowed to have a sense of humor as well as a sense of gravitas.
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Shortly before a news conference that followed a bilateral meeting with the US side, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov appeared in the hall with wide grins.
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In any litter, Marcello would be the runt: long-snouted and toothy, he grins nervously upward at Simone, who is three times his size and, I'd guess, built from reinforced concrete.
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In July, Herbster took out a two-page ad in Progressive Cattleman magazine with a picture of him and Trump in Trump Tower, flashing wide grins and holding their thumbs up.
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Looking at Brown's robust, rollicking figures with their lopsided grins, I am reminded of William Shakespeare's marvelous characters Cleopatra and Falstaff, both of whom overflow the boundaries of their physical being.
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Did the tweet herald a new, Apple-developed two-way neural interface that feeds users pleasant imagery until their mouths are contorted into painful rictus grins, a caricature of genuine human joy?
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Mike Huckabee said in a statement Obama "pats himself on the back" and "glows and grins" about his record while that he "refuses to accept an ounce of responsibility" for his failures.
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But with grins on their faces and wind in their hair, models Binx Walton, Janiece Dilone, Edie Campbell, and more cast off their Fashion-Week fatigue and celebrated in a joyous dance-off.
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The temptation, of course, is to not devote so much attention to the challenging kids — to focus on the stellar athlete who shreds on the saxophone and grins like Tom Cruise circa 1986.
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All three kids sported grins that echoed the joy on their mama's face, with a beautiful pink rose arrangement adorning the table in front of them as they lounged on the couch together.
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So when he did come, at last, in the Blue Gum's car, Mama and Aunt Millie forgot the $500 bill, the smug grins of the Akron folk which showed their blue, blue gums.
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It isn't easy to be a lightning rod, I thought on the way out, as publicists with faces frozen in rictus grins did their best to usher showgoers past another anti-fur demonstration.
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It's worth it for this puzzle in particular, because otherwise you would miss out on the debuts of some great entries like FLORAL PRINT, LUNAR CRATER, EVIL GRINS (!), CHEAT CODE and SWEAR JAR.
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Robin, her 15-month-old son, was confronted by an astonishing sight: Protesters encircled the car with big grins to serenade him with the earworm song "Baby Shark" — complete with its playful dance.
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Realtor ads are easy to overlook: you may see them every day but inevitably, the stiff grins and twinkling eyes all feel like forgettable stock images rolling by on buses or posted on benches.
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But the highlight has to be watching these two great actors training their moves over and over with giant grins on their faces — especially when Maisie brings out the dagger that ends the scene.
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The tennis legend sports a black shirt reading "SHADY" in a photograph shared to her Instagram account Monday, holding baby Olympia in front of her as the twosome flash huge grins for the camera.
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The performances in that film are indelible, but what's even more striking is the way Bowie grins and jokes while shucking one giant glam fashion-explosion of a costume and climbing into the next.
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During a mock cross-examination to test whether O.J. should be put on the stand, O.J. mugs, grins, and smiles while he's being questioned about Nicole Brown Simpson's hospitalization and their domestic violence history.
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Minutes earlier, I'd watched the man joke with other inmates in striped jumpsuits as they took turns trading hand gestures with me, licking their lips and flashing toothy grins through the visiting room window.
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Sidebar, how about mini-feminist Jenny sitting there like a boss on her BMX shit, while the boys all have on shit-eating grins and haircuts that came from a wisp and a crimper?
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A smile, rare in his oeuvre, is not what it seems, belonging to a candidate for governor who grins in a head shot on a poster affixed to the window of a broken diner.
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Show Us Your Wall Each morning Linda Fairstein, the former sex-crimes prosecutor turned crime novelist, glances at the mug shots of early 20th-century Westchester County criminals lurking in her bathroom and grins.
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And in that moment the moment when the Archbishop of Canterbury declared William Arthur Philip Louis and Catherine Elizabeth man and wife – something extraordinary happened: One by one, the 1,900 gathered guests broke into grins.
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He's a muscular guy with a simmering intensity; everywhere we set up shop, he grins and takes a wide power stance, as though prepping for God knows what—which, in fact, he has lived through.
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Marvel, dressed in her green and black suit, finally stops in front of an elderly woman, who grins at her sweetly—until Marvel rears back and cold-cocks the smile right off the lady's face.
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In a prelude to their formal sit-down, Trump and Putin shook hands and exchanged broad grins earlier Friday in a brief exchange caught on video as a leaders' retreat got under way in Hamburg.
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Khloé Kardashian's 10-month-old baby girl is all wide-mouth grins in a throwback snapshot her mama posted to Instagram on Tuesday, dressed in a cute navy-blue outfit and animal-print head wrap.
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The child learned to make pictures of pure lightness—unicorns and suns with grins and houses with fences, the woman's own face in careful brown circles with a giant slash of red for a mouth.
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She cheers and shadowboxes in the foyer of the Powerade Centre, while Sandy climbs on the scale in a cable-knit sweater and grins in shy appreciation of all the photographers snapping photos of her.
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Small-town chamber of commerce directors and mayors still have big dreams, and use their perkiest grins and tax abatements to try to lure new businesses, only to see their hopes dashed, time and again.
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I'm sure the novelty and the excitement will fade with time, but whenever technology proves itself so instantly engaging, so ready to generate grins on all who touch it, I can do nothing but praise it.
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In the snap of her as a little girl, she appears to have predicted her bridal look – Eugenie wears a white dress, floral headband and carries a bouquet of flowers as she grins for the camera.
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On the day he was presented as manager of England's national team in July, Allardyce, 61, wore a Three Lions lapel badge, a shirt with his initials monogrammed on the cuffs, and the broadest of grins.
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Thorsteinn Arbjornsson, his tenor slender yet true, is tasked with the brutally high register of the title role — one of opera's most tireless Casanovas — but grins and winks his way through the opera with easy charm.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made their first public appearance in London since stepping down from their royal duties this evening and, judging by their grins, one can only guess that life post-palace is sweet.
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"Nah… it wasn't a test," grins Saoudi, as we stroll through the wings of the surgeon college's Hunterian museum, rows of placenta and embryos on one side, jars of jellied noses and bone structures on the other.
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Finns aren't outwardly jolly, bubbly, "have a nice day" people who walk around with huge grins plastered on their faces, but people really did seem to have a real sense of contentedness and peace with their lives.
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"I still make coffee at the bikes every now and again," De La Croix grins, admitting that she does occasionally miss pulling lattes, before pointing out that she's too busy with more CEO-y things these days.
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Jana Kramer had her whole family — husband Mike Caussin, 43-month-old son Jace Joseph and daughter Jolie Rae, 3 — don coordinating red, white and blue attire, sporting matching grins as they posed amid a lake backdrop.
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For governments which want to get their birth rates up, or simply put grins on the faces of their citizens, providing better child care seems to work well, certainly in France, for instance, and the Nordic countries.
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The duo failed to achieve the top score in their third and fourth dives but came back strongly in the final one, breaking into big grins and hugging as they achieved a total score of 354.00 points.
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When asked by Collider if he's had talks with producer Kathleen Kennedy about the possibility he grins and plays it cagey, but it's obvious from the video above that McGregor would love to wield a lightsaber again.
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Tacking on emoji like hearts, skulls, grins and bugged-out eyes to a short message made it infinitely easier to confidently project sarcasm, humor, grief and love across a medium that had been, until then, emotionally arid.
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He is not entirely uncomfortable with being seen as a celebrity: he attends games wearing a hat with his name stenciled on it, and in a Napoli polo shirt; he grins when he is mobbed by fans.
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But in these next weeks — especially as the sport celebrates Baker's achievements on-track and off — there will indeed be not just smiles, but wide grins saying his name and remembering his great presence in the sport.
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Sometimes he looks upward and grins, mimicking the innocent gaze of a child; at other times, he tucks in his chin and offers a stare that lands about a yard beyond the ostensible object of his attention.
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But there would be no grins or laps of honor after this relay was run, and if this was indeed his final official race, it was hardly a reflection of the mood and victories that preceded it.
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They're experts at sporting goofy grins and shooting skeptical stares, and often give off major IDGAF vibes that speak to me on a deeply personal level after scrolling through pages and pages of monotonous selfies and brunch shots.
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Who can tell what cornucopia of wild chemicals the kids in this haunting Vietnam allegory ingested but when that fucked-up puer aeturnus grins for you in the movie's last freeze-frame, you know you've seen something wonderful.
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A more accurate depiction—with softer lines and a bigger smile—grins from hundreds of shirts and fake $1,000 bills, symbolizing Yang's signature idea of giving every American adult a "freedom dividend" of $1,000 a month for life.
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Henry "Hal" Harold is all grins in a snapshot his proud mama shared to Instagram on Sunday in celebration of his newest age milestone, wearing a pair of corduroy pants and a too-cute infant-sized cardigan sweater.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex hit up Australia Monday on the first day of their royal tour there ... no doubt still sporting wide grins after Kensington Palace announced earlier in the day they're expecting baby no. 1.
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It isn't easy to be a lightning rod, I reflected on the way out, as publicists with their faces frozen in rictus grins did their best to usher showgoers past one of the several aggressive anti-fur demonstrations.
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On Friday, Trump and May celebrated their countries' "special relationship" as they walked through the White House colonnade outside the Oval Office, trading grins and sideways glances, and buttoning up agreements on NATO and trade in front of reporters.
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While Ling and husband Dr. Paul Song's daughter Ray, 3 on Thursday, didn't look too sure about all the excitement, their older daughter Jett, 6, was all toothy grins during the family's sweet photo op with Chase and Marshall.
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Madonna took to Instagram on Thursday to share a cute photo of herself and her son, David Banda, and daughter, Mercy James, getting ready to hit the slopes during the holiday season, wearing helmets, masks, coats and wide grins.
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"If the F.B.I. has asked for information about Trump or any of his cronies relative to N.S.A. collection overseas, it wasn't for grins," said Frank Montoya Jr., a former F.B.I. agent who served as the government's senior counterintelligence official.
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Haliechuk's vision is expansive and complex and indulgent, but Dose Your Dreams, with its demanding runtime ("It's bloated in a way that I kinda want a record to be," Abraham grins), manages to be musically compelling the entire way through.
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Margot Robbie stars as on-and-off crazy-Joker-companion Harley Quinn in the upcoming Suicide Squad, and Robbie brings a Harley-esque unhinged energy to the table as she meets Waltz's urbane menace with cracked grins and wild eyes.
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The hero is Han Solo, and he is played by Alden Ehrenreich, who, aside from the fact that he looks, talks, walks, grins, and growls in a manner that bears no relation whatever to Harrison Ford, is perfect for the part.
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On Tuesday, 25 state senators—all of whom were white men, and who, like clowns at the circus, bear names like Del Marsh, Shay Shelnutt, and James "Jabo" Waggoner with mischievous, cowardly grins—voted to all but ban abortion in Alabama.
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" In 1990, he's standing in front of a blackboard with a map of Tibet on the back in the woods of Twin Peaks; after spitting out his mouthful, he grins widely at the concerned onlookers and exclaims "Damn good coffee!
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Bringing to mind a brainwashing Korean psychological thriller wrapped in monochromatic illustration, the weighted stills of women with gleaming white eyeballs and pasted-on grins are all suspicious precursors for the impending horror movie and music video called Flight Attendant / 승무원.
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When Martin and Mart Helme were sworn in as lawmakers in the Estonian Parliament this week, they accompanied their broad grins with a gesture — making a circle with the thumb and index finger and holding the other three fingers outstretched.
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And the continued presence of "the devil with the yellow eyes," the corpulent demon who growls and grins at the periphery of the narrative, indicates that this is a series that could scare the pants off us if it so desired.
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Last week, the "I Wanna Love You Forever" singer shared a black-and-white image of her and her baby girl tossing matching wide grins at the camera, with Birdie wearing a knotted head wrap as she leaned against her mama.
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These are two men who are beloved in the heavy music world for their impish grins so ubiquitously plastered on their faces, so when there's even a hint of darkness in their sound, it's sure to get people to sit up and notice.
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"If there are big grins on both of their faces, that will be the picture on the front pages of every Western newspaper, as the investigation continues here," said Heather Conley, a former State Department official in the George W. Bush White House.
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" Clarke shared a similar sentiment on her on platform, writing, "When life is so good that your sun and stars is in your city...you lose your eyes and gain 5 grins 😁 (and gins) where until now they'd only been one.
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For many lawmakers, the rapid transformation of a relationship defined by nuclear taunts and imminent threats into one of grins and glad-handing at a resort halfway across the world only added to a sense of mistrust in Mr. Kim's real intentions.
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He grins all the way to the school bus stop, no doubt triggering instant-onset nostalgia for anyone who ever cherished that adolescent fashion "first" — be it a piece of real jewelry, a pair of de rigueur sneakers or a designer purse.
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"There's no mistaking the core dynamics of the encounter: Sandmann smugly grins in Phillips's face and declines to step backward, and he's backed by dozens of boisterous teens who are jeering and mocking the much smaller group of Native marchers," Graham writes.
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Of course it's a brilliantly sunny day, one where everyone I see on the street seems to be reveling in the arrival of spring, their faces sporting toothy grins, glowing with the promise of what wonderful things might occur in the next eight hours.
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Judging by the broad grins on their faces, Somerhalder and Reed, 27, clearly had a good time as they held hands and stole sweet hugs between handing out beads to kids and petting pooches decked out in "Love Is in the Hair"-themed costumes.
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But Beyoncé plays her fame as ambivalently as a repeat pageant queen, and in doing so elevates her celebrity (revering it too much to comment on it all the time) and naturalizes it (grins and bears it, as we see in the candid clips).
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The music of Vril, known for his dubby, dense techno, washed over the speakers with a ferocity outmatching the DJs' gently bobbing heads and content grins as they rocked to the mutated daydream of "Torus XXXII" and later, "Otolith"'s heaving half-time crawl.
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He has a dry wit but seems not entirely sure when jokes have been received as such, and so, as if someone once told him that he should soften his fearsome intellect by smiling more, he punctuates his speech with a randomized distribution of grins.
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Occasional examples of snark appear — as in, "[Trump] grins like a complete prick while signing multiple executive orders" — but for the most part the texts strike a matter-of-fact tone and Kraft conveys his judgments by means of his yellow-red-blue visual system.
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There were heavy eyelids struggling to stay open and there were deep sighs; there were arms stretching overhead like those in commercials for dream mattresses that generated perfect sleeps, wrinkle-free skin, dreamy grins, and physical satisfaction with one's slumber that was akin to orgasm.
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Two hours later, many of the same people came tumbling out of the Eccles with grins on their faces, having just received an unlikely message of optimism — from none other than Al Gore, a guy who knows a thing or two about losing elections.
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" Then, of course, there was this picture: "When life is so good that your sun and stars is in your city...you lose your eyes and gain 5 grins," Emilia Clarke, who plays Drogo's former wife and Khaleesi, wrote, adding, "YOU ALWAYS MOTHER OF DRAGONS MAIN MAN.
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Between the hand-drawn diagrams as cover art for their records, or the horde of murderous bears with wide-eyed grins printed onto the Toronto-exclusive merchandise, the band is rife with riddles, and it's an intentional play on how much they know we'll crave an answer.
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" Jay makes a life and career out of exploiting the advice given by the grandfather in Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man": "I want you to overcome 'em with yeses, undermine 'em with grins, agree 'em to death and destruction, let 'em swoller you till they vomit or bust wide open.
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The responses include shouting more effectively, basic momentum-building exercises in which the women are taught how to inject power into their arms and deliver a force-filled punch, and learning the best way to break someone's arm, a maneuver that was accepted with appreciative murmurs and grins.
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This week at Art Basel Miami Beach, the art world's premier Champagne-steeped swap meet, no work drew more grins, guffaws and selfies than a new sculpture by the semiretired Italian trickster Maurizio Cattelan: a banana duct-taped to the wall, its peel already speckled with brown spots.
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In this exhibition, I see the range of objects she's often used over her 50-year career: watches, clocks, birdcages, boxing gloves, raw cotton, scales, violin cases, African masks, washing boards, puppets, bullets, windows, and always the jigaboo figurines holding their huge slices of watermelon and grinning their too-wide grins.
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During the last chorus of their performance of "HALA HALA," a high-drama showstopper, the members explode with vivacity — faces contorting from smoldering stares to devilish grins; clapping and kicking to the beat into a climax that ends with them literally miming breaking their own necks before collapsing to the ground.
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Diggy's famous, but that doesn't make a difference to the Detroit PD. The dog, formerly known as Sir Wiggleton, was adopted by Dan Tillery last week, and a photo of the pair with ear-to-ear grins quickly became a hit on the internet when shared by the Detroit Dog Rescue.
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Sure, I guess the song is about a guy who "grins like the devil" and is ostensibly dangerous (in the most facile sense of the word), but the beauty of "Cruel Summer" is in letting the love story blur into the distance and just enjoying the breeziness of the tune (preferably outside).
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Perry Farrell gave a lively rendition of "Rebel Rebel" full of repeated hat lifts and cheesing grins, during which everyone was up and dancing (an act requested by Rickie Lee Jones, who asked everyone to get on their feet and join her in "All the Young Dudes"), but there was a disconnect.
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In 1960 the young Edward Ruscha, barely out of art school in Los Angeles, nailed the transition in a painting called "Felix," in which the cartoon character Felix the Cat, inserted as crisp black-and-white photostat, grins broadly as he prepares to leap clear of confining bands of brushy red, white and blue paint.
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Indeed, Khan is in his element, giving those lopsided grins, going from charming to intense (except for a few minutes of ugly crying) and metaphorically opening his arms wide to signal to us that he is back where he truly belongs after failing to set the box office alight with his last few films.
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The entire performance was note-perfect, often eerily so; the only shreds of humanity the black metal gods allowed to slip out were the short bursts of between-song stage banter (delivered in Norwegian, naturally; it sounded like they were having a nice time) and the grins spread across Ihsahn and Samoth's lined faces.
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It's particularly useful to internalize this message of self-acceptance if you're someone whose holiday celebrations include nosy, judgmental or otherwise aggressive family members who "just want to know what you've been up to" while whispering "She's still waiting tables" and "They aren't engaged yet?" out the other side of their sly Grinchy grins.
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It's how more than a few other Bravo shows have been built — Lisa Vanderpump is infinitely less interesting than Lala and her weird warbly mouth, or Kristen's inability to stay upright after two margs, or Jax, who grins like an absolute hellion after getting punched in the face for sleeping with his friend's girlfriend.
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Maybe some have partners or friends or family around, but all of them nervously eye the clock as those excruciating two minutes tick down, and when the results are finally revealed, we watch a sea of hands-over-mouth gasps, fist pumps, short shouts, involuntary grins, a huge collective sigh of relief at every test coming up negative.
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In everyday life, as the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote, we "wear the mask that grins and lies" that "hides our cheeks and shades our eyes," but when we write these all-important essays we are pushed — by teachers, counselors and anyone who gives advice — to tug the heartstrings of upper-middle-class white admissions officers.
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It documented what Wallace called the "grudging move toward maybe acknowledging that this unromantic, unhip, clichéd A.A. thing — so unlikely and unpromising ... this goofy slapdash anarchic system of low-rent gatherings and corny slogans and saccharine grins and hideous coffee" might actually offer hope, in its simplicity and its slogans, in its church-basement coffee and its effusion of anonymous and unqualified love.
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But for now, I'll satisfy myself with the image of Joel patiently, lovingly shaving a body of its hair so it'll be easier for his wife to eat, while Sheila grins and sucks the fat off some ribs — both because it's probably burned into my brain until I die myself, and because it's the perfect summation of this extraordinarily weird (and ultimately delightful) show.
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That I had such an idea is the sort of folly that might inspire one of Bowie's sly grins, which defined so much of his profile in my first interactions with his work—the MTV-staple clips for the majestic "Modern Love" and the stark "Let's Dance," not to mention the exercise in eye-popping dandiness that was the video for his collaborative "Dancing In The Street" cover.
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As I wandered aimlessly around the sub–Milton Keynes hellhole that is Washington, DC, on inauguration day, being alternately charmed and repulsed by the great silent crowds of Trump supporters with their big enamel grins and their "Make America Great Again" hats, I found myself being stalked by a banshee, a hideous grinning creature I thought I'd left behind in the UK. All anybody wanted to talk about was Nigel Farage.
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So you get moments like this one with Rudolph and Stone, tapping on butter tubs in unison and singing Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" using Erato's arrangement, their voices intertwining like wisps of smoke: The second the duo hums its last note, the two break into huge grins, like they can't believe their luck at getting through the tune in one piece, or that they got to perform it together.
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The semi-abstract light shows that greeted Chuck Yeager (Sam Shepard) in that film, as he cracked the sound barrier and neared the threshold of space, are akin to those which swirl around Armstrong in his X-15, and the closeup of his awed expression, later on, as sunlight and then moonlight flood the tiny window of his Apollo capsule, is a nod to all the grins of the Mercury boys as they sailed on over the rainbow.
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