It's in your face and will continue to be in your face until it's resolved.
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Justice Antonin Scalia had a range that extended from in-your-face brash to an even-more-in-your-face pugnacious.
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" White Sox: "I'm right here screaming in your face!
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Some examples are in your face, some are more subtle.
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You already have that in your face because you're female!
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Blackface is on the nose, and in your face, literally.
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It's a slice of life smashed right in your face.
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Not if you want them to laugh in your face.
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To have that [search result] in your face is inexcusable.
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He's not just in your face but down your throat.
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It was in your face and really made you think.
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So message to Republicans: Discrimination will backfire in your face.
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It's quite in your face, luscious, but a bit sickening.
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She can get all "um, actually" up in your face.
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" Sydney sings on In Your Face cut "Let's Be Honest.
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That is: confident, in your face, seemingly unfazed by criticism.
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Don't make us literally throw up in your face, guy.
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It's in your face, and gritty — one of my favorites.
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These kinds of projects often blew up in your face.
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In downtown Chattanooga, it's in your face everywhere you look.
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What if we just get right up in your face?
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I feel like everything now is really in your face!
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So I'm going to throw this up in your face.
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This has everything, clean, clear, and not in your face.
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Having strobes in your face is a pretty unpleasant experience.
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Does your Aries crush flash their success in your face?
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Shooting in New York, things are often in your face.
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I think having kids kind of shoves that in your face.
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" Then he dropped the hammer -- "In your face Trump, suck it!
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It hits you in your face almost, when it's really bad.
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It's there, in your app, on your wrist, in your face.
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So you're looking at illegal activity staring you in your face.
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It wasn't super in your face, even though the subjects were.
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Sometimes you score, sometimes you kick a ball in your face.
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And even when one door closes in your face, another opens.
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Don't pick a fight: It will blow up in your face.
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It wasn't supposed to be something that was in your face.
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Doing so with bugs flying in your face is even tougher.
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"It's literally in your face — the decline of manufacturing," he said.
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"It was very in your face in those days," he said.
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If the consumer slams the door in your face, you're done.
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There's getting in your face, and there's getting inside your head.
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No, that's market forces—capitalism grinding its crotch in your face.
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Where Dear Esther constantly dangles the red light of the aerial in your face so that you know the direction you're universally pointed in, A Short Hike doesn't put your final destination in your face at all.
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But if you've never had the support outwardly like that, people showing you affection in your face, love in your face, even if it's fake, you try to grab that because it feels good for the moment.
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"So competitive, but not in an in-your-face way," Doty said.
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But his constant in-your-face style also represents a risky experiment.
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It's loud, it's aggressive, it's fast-paced, and it's in your face.
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Niki told you the truth in your face, no matter how uncomfortable.
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"Overall it is pretty brutal and in-your-face music," Bendiksen said.
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But it's refreshing how in-your-face Wolf is with her views.
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Stick it in your face and huff deep of its tremendous vapors.
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I know it in your face that you've just literally pooed yourself.
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It's relentlessly modern and in-your-face critical of current reality television.
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Chances are low that a fellow commuter will sneeze in your face.
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Herrine: The acidity, the tanginess, it's like, wham, bam, in your face.
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Will yourself into slumber with a light bulb blaring in your face?
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Other times, as on Saturday, the demonstration was less in-your-face.
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Feel the rough around its edges, its fierce smack in your face.
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Your eyes glaze over when any contract is put in your face.
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You shouldn't be happy about having either pushed in your face. 83.
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It creates a pounding, in your face take on the band's opus.
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This style meant to emphasize function, rather than in-your-face aesthetics.
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It's hard to be serious when Mickey Mouse is in your face.
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"It was a kind of tougher, in-your-face sound," Patrik describes.
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"I try not to be in your face about it," he said.
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It wasn't afraid to be in your face or confrontational or angry.
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John is very sincere and Zalman was very much in your face.
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He and my older relatives routinely experienced raw, in-your-face racism.
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Could Mr. Trump's brash, in-your-face approach work for another politician?
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Someone who would throw your trust back in your face is garbage.
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Not a week goes by when Rapaport's takes aren't in your face.
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Was it "pure beauty," the Getty asks, or "in-your-face eroticism"?
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It was too brazen, too shocking, too in-your-face to ignore.
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For people to laugh in your face and say, 'you fucking suck!
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A lot of the expression is in your face and body movements.
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Whether the in your face attitude and even more in your face tunes are a façade or reality, Girli is one samurai princess with a message that you'll quickly be taking note of whether you like it or not.
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And I got to work with Sly so in your face with that!
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Stanford's a pretty passive-aggressive place, so it wasn't really in your face.
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Ten is right in your face," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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It allows a good freedom of expression without being too in your face.
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The Steve Albini mixes aren't as in your face, but they envelop you.
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It employs a gentler method than that of more in-your-face clocks.
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" He added, "I woulda came up here and punched you in your face.
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They are so in-your-face to the media and to the Democrats.
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It's in-your-face vibrant and retro, which makes it feel contradictorily modern.
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And to make that point, I was very right there in your face.
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Lecomte said that out at sea, he encounters some in-your-face wildlife.
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On the positive side, Christie doubles down on Trump's in-your-face style.
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They were very wraparound, very in your face, very like a sports car.
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Abortion rights activists maintain these graphic, in-your-face tactics are actually counterproductive.
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His overt, in-your-face sexuality sustained me in my conservative Connecticut town.
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But there's also the less in-your-face stuff — the optional premium upsells.
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The paintings are sexy, bold, outlandish, funny, and most all, in your face.
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Straight-in-your-face honesty and cutting the bulls--- is the new black.
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"It's kind of in your face," Mr. Weddig, 63, said of the dinner.
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The latest trend is hard to ignore -- because it's literally in your face.
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Keep moving forward and jump through windows when doors slam in your face.
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Some fool slapped you, some other fool sprayed seltzer in your face—nothing.
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" Elliot recalled being persuaded by Matsoukas's intensity on set: "She's in your face.
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There was a lot of writhing, twerking and in-your-face-sexting choreography.
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"The Russians, I think, are a little more in your face," Neller said.
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You'll be getting more than enough screens in your face come Monday morning.
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For instance, they can actually say quite racist things right in your face.
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Ever try doing your job while an NFL superstar farts in your face?
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How do you deal with death when it's in your face every day?
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And she's so incredibly elegant, but in a way that's not in-your-face.
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The drum sounds are so incredibly tight, punchy, in-your-face kind of thing.
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"VC has always been this high-touch, in-your-face-type business," says Palihapitiya.
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Morgan's work is unapologetic and in your face, which is right where it belongs.
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When you get that first job, it's still going to be in your face.
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If Clinton wanted an in-your-face attack dog, Tim Kaine answered the call.
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And a sort of in your face sexuality that's kind of funny, you know?
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He is svelte and refined, proud of his heritage, but not in your face.
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There's never a good time for a $26 smartphone to explode in your face.
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It all but blasts an air horn in your face to keep your attention.
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The metaphor is so in your face that it's no longer even a metaphor.
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The drums are a little more in your face, the vocals a little higher.
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The radio and TV isn't shoving stuff in your face like in the States.
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"In true NYC style, it should be sort of in your face," says Din.
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And on Chatroulette, the dicks were just there, sort of shoved in your face.
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She was in-your-face and rambunctious, and one didn't want to cross her.
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He could not have picked a more in-your-face day to go there.
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It sucks even more to see a crew member rubbing it in your face.
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"They did the usual kind of police in-your-face thing," Mr. Kochan said.
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Her reign was one of bold, brazen in your face pay-to-play corruption.
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If you don't want a pillow, here, we'll wave a flag in your face!
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IGTV is not in your face so Instagram users aren't changing behavior to consume.
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People will feel aggressive—don't pick fights; they will blow up in your face.
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The company is aggressive, overtly in-your-face, and it doesn't mind offending people.
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It's very abrupt and in your face, and it's resistant to traditional brand names.
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His engine often overheated, especially during those profane, in-your-face arguments with umpires.
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The renegade factor: The bob's progressive, in-your-face sass is alluring to progressives.
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His paintings are stylistically fashion forward, of the moment and in your face political.
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Sweet, savory, meat, vegetable, in the background or in your face, there is salt.
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So, cram that last piece of pie in your face and get to scrollin'!
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He operates with an in-your-face defiance, so these House Republicans did, too.
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With a rifle in your face, you instinctively throw your hands in the air.
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Passes move around the outside, through hand-in-your-face defense, past shouting opponents.
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Her 1983 Yamaha Virago XV500 is less in-your-face than a Harley-Davidson.
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In-your-face diplomacy did not carry him far, as Roosevelt might have predicted.
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When people get up in your face and yell at you, call you names.
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They have what my middle child once called "those holes in your face" (pores).
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It's more vocal, in your face, and prominent than it has been in years.
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Play to your Aries audience by showing up owning an in-your-face look.
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Brad Garlinghouse: That was a wind in your face trying to turn something around.
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If you access it from that place, it's going to blow up in your face.
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Here's all these bats flying in your face right after Jesus is blessing his disciples.
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What could be more direct harm than having unfiltered diesel smoke blown in your face?
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"I would describe my style as 'raw and in your face,'" he told the interviewer.
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It's the cockpit as you imagined it, only right in your face and extremely tactile.
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You can expect a lot of bargaining and in-your-face negotiations from Mexican sharks.
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"Body image is more in your face now than it was back then," he says.
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Sometimes they gave voice to that feeling in explosive screaming and in-your-face raps.
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The line up feels more Frozen than in-your-face Christmas, but very cozy nonetheless.
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VR just makes it even more startling when the fake blood flies in your face.
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It's pure, in-your-face brutality rife with tenacious distortion and heart-pumping blast beats.
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If handled clumsily, they can very easily explode in your face and leave lasting damage.
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Another in-your-face stock repeatedly seeing all-time highs is e-commerce leader Amazon.
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But old fashioned cigarettes don't explode in your pocket or blow up in your face.
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There are no in-your-face psychological mind games or testing of one's personal stamina.
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You need movement in your face, especially if you have thin skin like I do.
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She's in your face with the truth and makes me feel like I'm not alone.
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Time is the only healer, but Facebook sure does throw it in your face sometimes.
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Or through a cut in your face or neck that you have no idea exists.
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They are bright green and golden yellow, but the flavor isn't as in-your-face.
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"I can see it in your face, you gotta make a split decision," he sings.
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In India, catastrophe is always in your face, but it can be — must be — sidestepped.
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You could go into your own head, whereas punk had somebody shouting in your face.
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JENNIFER FRIST If it's pretty, it's him; if it's in your face, it's mine. [Laughs].
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I thought it was very brave, very bold and in your face, and ultimately divisive.
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The second is just too "in your face," while the last objective sounds overly presumptuous.
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In 2017, menstrual product company Thinx sparked conversation with its in-your-face, provocative ads.
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He wasn't afraid to get in your face if he saw something he didn't like.
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Yet when you see it happen in your face, you just enjoy your meal quietly?
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I wasn't interested in getting in your face or having you take off your clothes.
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He was not an in-your-face rich man, proclaiming his wealth at every turn.
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This in-your-face Asian megacity is colorful, chaotic, and loud—like really, really loud.
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"You don't need an economist to admit that there's a fist in your face," says Lynn.
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And yet they have no fear going in your face within an inch of your face.
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You need some moisture in your face or things that are good for your skin overall.
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And then there's the foot-in-your-face discomfort Char had to endure on her flight.
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They're approachable, connecting to real experiences and culture instead of throwing arcane terminology in your face.
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They will fly in your face and out of your handbag when you least expect it.
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"The idea out there is that these things were always just in your face," Brose says.
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The side benefit is a cool gust of wind in your face each time you jump.
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You can't control whether she takes it, ignores it, or throws it back in your face.
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Now, I don't have to be quite as in your face and sociable with my clients.
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It also means they're the perfect technology for turning trucks into in-your-face rolling billboards.
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Should salespeople be up in your face or should they get completely out of the way?
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This could be in the form of fantastic passion, or plans blowing up in your face.
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Armed self-defense, he said, is a more in-your-face means of resisting police brutality.
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She created several of Beyoncé's in-your-face dance moves from her "Diva" video from 22004.
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But OK—take a deep breath, splash some cold water in your face, and click through.
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The next song we'll release will probably be so opposite, very aggressive and in your face.
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Lo-fi, in-your-face black metal with punk elements and straight-to-the-point drumming.
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Artest wore it proudly, often waving it in your face as a bit of psychological warfare.
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More in your face is Spero's "Phallus Bomb" (220), an orange-hued missile-prick pointed skyward.
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" During this year's A.F.C. championship game, his analysis of one play was simply, "In your face.
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The juxtaposition is vintage Lee: a blend of satire, realism and in-your-face political commentary.
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Suitably, they're opening for Lydia Lunch, the queen of all that's noisy and in your face.
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It's open to whatever you want to do with it, and it's not in your face.
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In that time, the speakers have gotten edgier, more in-your-face and sometimes even meanspirited.
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We will have blockchain in the background, giving the efficiency without it being in your face.
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What struck me most about it, though, was that its visual splendor wasn't 'in your face.
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Like so much of what Fontana did, the work is in your face, and far out.
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We'd be sitting there, having a conversation and wallop — there's a boob in your face. Crikey!
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" She added, as if to explain, "he gets in your face, says what he wants to.
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That these characters aren't likable is a deliberate feature of the movie's in-your-face mode.
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The arrogant struts and the 'in your face' taunting of both the Titans' players and fans.
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I wanted it to be up in your face but not pushing you around the room.
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The homepage isn't nearly as "genitals in your face" as it could be, which is honestly appreciated.
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And "Them Bones," the Alice in Chains song, seemed an arbitrary jolt of in-your-face intensity.
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Every conceivable piece of personal technology is on display, right in your face, begging you to stare.
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This is a terrible day to pick a fight, because it will blow up in your face.
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You get a lot of wind in your face when you're a girl, as Jessica was saying.
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It doesn't surprise me, but his normal nature is not to be in your face and attacking.
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"It's a nice little record, but it isn't that stark, nasty blast in your face," he said.
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His lyrics were suggestive and he was as sexually in your face as Jackson was clean cut.
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PPC ads are great, but they tend to have an in-your-face stigma attached to them.
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To be stimulating, workout music has to be aggressive and in your face, not veiled or demure.
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You know when your dumb friend is driving and won't stop shoving his phone in your face?
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Well, keep those eyes in your face, ma'am, because boy, do I have a cheese for you.
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I put out a book called Nebulous in 2014, still graphic and strong and in your face.
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I used to be an in-your-face atheist and a very strong proponent of gun rights.
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But it's like if I put a camera in your face and said, 'Hey, say something funny.
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And one of the most exhausting pastimes in the world is lying with firearms in your face.
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That's the hard part of the adventure race, the mud in your face and the suffer-fest.
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Why is it apparently so hard to hold Mr. Trump accountable for blatant, in-your-face lies?
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And the more you have, the more people want to get in your face for having it.
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We wanted a rock song, like a bigger, slightly more in-your-face song, on the record.
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The resulting cocktail is definitely "in your face," but their songwriting is at often tuneful as well.
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Ray's band, Bad Luck #13 was the next generation of in your face provocative rock and roll.
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"On the first album I wanted the riffs to be direct and in-your-face," explains Anthony.
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"It's a subtle way to promote the project that's not so in your face," Mr. Barth said.
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Her oeuvre is a love affair with in-your-face corporeal metaphors, which admittedly aren't for everyone.
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But the experience of fueling up is a real, gassy, in-your-face moment of personal responsibility.
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Ms. Chamblin's gear was by no means intended to signal "an in-your-face attitude," she said.
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This in-your-face biopic, adapted from the heavy metal band's 2001 memoir, holds very little back.
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Some analysts say the interview amounted to a masterpiece of in-your-face defiance against the West.
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Why is it the current obsession to just dump everything everyone is saying right in your face?
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It showed me that true luxury isn&apost in-your-face, but actually understated, classy, and sophisticated.
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"Classic @realDonaldTrump tonight--in your face and unabashedly pro-American," radio talk show host Laura Ingraham tweeted.
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Fitbit Versa — $169.95 See Details The Fitbit Charge 3 offers a sleeker, less in-your-face look.
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A door slammed in your face, and a sound of bolting and double bolting on the inside.
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People are so in your face when you're pregnant because they're so f—ing excited for you.
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So let's hear it for the freshmen Furies in all their abrasive, ambitious, in-your-face glory.
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It's not in-your-face over-the-top with crazy color schemes, it's just what's comfortable and practical.
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"They're likely to keep pushing and getting in your face because they've had a response before," she says.
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" McCloud said the goal was "creating an overall vibe and not something that is so 'in your face.
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"It is a big in-your-face to society that you can be whoever you want," he said.
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Narrator: But while Hummer's in-your-face quality initially drew consumers in, it soon led to its downfall.
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A player may just use a jump to try to quickly get in your face and intimidate you.
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" Shoop talked about building an "in-your-face defense that's built on relentless pursuit and never-ending pressure.
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The volume level indicator won't be as obtrusive and in your face anymore, which is another welcome change.
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"I think about him all the time, but (being there) it's right in your face," Hunter-Reay said.
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"They had a tough game last game, but even still, they're in your face a lot," Yeo said.
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That being said, security is strict, and guards will get in your face if you start acting up.
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And it's not just interested in your face, though it's especially fond of all the yummy sebum there.
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"One CEO said to me, 'You're crazy, this is going to blow up in your face,'" Ryan reflects.
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"HAGS in Your Face" is an unparalleled account of HAGS, a lesbian gang of San Francisco tough butches.
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And don't even think of using it, because it'll probably blow up in your face if you try.
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But the dyspeptic persona Mr. Black deploys in his full-length act is less in-your-face intense.
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Like the 2017 film, the violence is explicit and in your face, and most often involves small children.
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Timeline and Instagram Stories are in your face so those two are the most used features. 2. Discoverability.
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It's right there in your face, giggling as it bumps itself, himself, at the bottom of a slide.
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The ballet has a high-energy, impulsive quality — "a little bit in your face," in Mr. Peck's words.
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Which means plenty of fried foods to stuff in your face while you watch all the action unfold.
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Google, one of the biggest supporters of net neutrality, also was not in-your-face with the issue.
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The angst is right there, in your face, on the street, the steps to the Capitol, the subway.
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" But Busch added, "I think where drag is going right now is more outrageous, more in your face.
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Just don't make it rain fried rice on anyone, unless you want a lucite heel in your face.
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The tantalizing minute-long spot only shows Chucky in shadows, but his mayhem is right in your face.
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Apple now tracks your tongue and sees a lot more muscles in your face than it used to.
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"I always thought that this was the origin of the expression 'egg in your face'," Rod Spencer laughs.
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When White was eighteen or nineteen, he heard Son House's recording of "Grinnin' in Your Face," an admonishing chant with hand claps ("Don't you mind people grinnin' in your face / Just bear this in mind / A true friend is hard to find"), which is still one of his favorite songs.
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From the barely subtle to the absolutely in your face, these are the top five most obvious Apple references.
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They feel disdained and overlooked and they will blow thick black smoke in your face until you pay attention.
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Of course, someone can always stick a gun in your face and force you to turn it all over.
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Their personalities are so different: Sybil minds her own business, but Stella always wants to be in your face.
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I love that you can wear it anywhere — it's a strong smell, but also not so in-your-face.
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And signs warned travelers that police may fire tear gas in your face whether or not you're a protester.
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You can't pretend that you can stick a cork in it without it exploding in your face one day.
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Those extra inches often mean the difference between an all-night foot in your face and a solid sleep.
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The political has gotten in-your-face personal, and many of us have struggled with where to put faith.
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Usually, the lenses were colored (sometimes, they featured a smokey gradient), and they were always in-your-face aggressive.
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And in the case of your laptop, tablet, and phone, they do so brightly and right in your face.
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If you told me you had predicted this turn of events, I would slam the door in your face!
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"It's thrown in your face everyday," he says in an interview with George Stephanopoulos about his upcoming memoir Nevertheless.
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Genitals are quite literally in your face from the moment you make an account, and that's just not endearing.
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At the time you feel like Chris Christie is sitting on your chest, spit-shouting insults in your face.
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If you'd told me that all these people would be listening to you I would've laughed in your face.
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For the sake of this particular subject, I want to be blunt and a little bit in your face.
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You know that old stereotype of in-your-face angry protestors outside abortion clinics waving pictures of dead fetuses?
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If you had told me 10 years ago this would be the case, I'd have laughed in your face.
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"But you did get opportunities kind of thrust in your face at all time at all angles," he contended.
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They're just in your face the whole time, pushing riders, and at the top there, that was just crazy.
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Web design has come a long way — oh, and the ads have gotten a lot more in-your-face.
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Or maybe someone took your heart, cut it into tiny pieces, and tossed it like confetti in your face.
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So if you're not paying attention and you're walking past him, he might scream so loud in your face.
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A ton of in-your-face cleavage isn't the only way to highlight this particular part of your anatomy.
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At any moment there could be an angry Donald Trump in your face or a Twitter coming your way.
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It can even monitor your heart rate via spectral analysis of the time-varying color tones in your face.
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Meanwhile, what I wish aggressive networkers realized is that networking doesn't have to be in-your-face or smarmy.
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Maybe one sees you and calls out your name, runs toward you, and then sneezes right in your face.
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To push harsh noises in your face as Megan does while retaining spareness creates the impression of intense discipline.
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Your go-to cooling method might be to blast a fan in your face to help evaporate the sweat.
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The next time I saw them, they were even in your face a little bit — very assertive and confident.
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Beyond their qualifications, Mr. Trump appears to relish the swagger and in-your-face approach of fellow New Yorkers.
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Added to these immediate, in-your-face discomforts are perennial unemployment and that constant of contemporary Iraq, rampant corruption.
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But he's also a product of the '60s, and he has a kind of in-your-face confrontational style.
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You actually have to show up in person and be willing to have the door slammed in your face.
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You don't really watch late-night TV to get away from reality anymore; now it's more in your face.
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EJ: And it also had a fan blowing in your face the same way that this pirate experience did.
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Some of my past releases are really smooth and unnerving, but this DON project is right in your face.
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If raunchier, in your face sites freak you out, iHookup is the tame, inconspicuous hookup site you've been looking for.
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The epithets and slurs casually hurled by people with hatred in their eyes sting like acid flung in your face.
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Still, I'm a tad worried that you're new at this in-your-face work and may not be properly armed.
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That lens, paired with a 2100-megapixel sensor, makes shooting subjects that aren't in your face a pretty simple affair.
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As people line up to take their perfect in-your-face photo, the pressure to compose a unique pose grows.
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" She adds, "His platinum hair was showing, and it's so in your face, it was very obvious it was him.
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"I don't wave my dick in your face, don't milk your tits in front of me," one Twitter user wrote.
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Ahead, we break it all down — just in case they hadn't already flaunted it in your face on social media.
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Thanks to the silver beading, the vibrant yellow wasn't too in-your-face, but somehow complemented Mbatha-Raw's complexion beautifully.
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We're talking tones that work with fair, olive, and dark skin tones and that can create in-your-face color.
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" She adds, "The sounds that I gravitate towards now are very '80s synth-poppy, like so bright, in your face.
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By tough, we mean really, really tough -- especially when the Chicago Cubs are already rubbing the collapse in your face.
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With nostalgic, all-over prints and in-your-face logos, its slew of collections have taken us back to 1996.
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Efforts to ease congestion no longer literally blow up in your face, but recent schemes have run into trouble, too.
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I mean, when are Explosions in the Sky or Alabama Shakes every gonna get in your face like he did?
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So, visually speaking, how ravey is this stuff — how in-your-face neon, how full of Mandelbrot patterns, how smiley?
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One difference between Microsoft's AI efforts and everyone else's though, is that Microsoft's are not so much in your face.
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"I want a man that doesn't take me screaming and in your face to finally be like this," she continued.
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Mitch McConnell, for watching your best-laid plans blow up in your face, you had the worst week in Washington.
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But returning to the habit of just using the same password everywhere will most certainly blow up in your face.
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The in-your-face sexiness of the images is a stark contrast to the rather unsexy, often downright lame songs.
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There's something much more in-your-face about a gun in an urban setting than one on a deer lease.
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When Hulu's app makes misguided recommendations, it's a bit more in-your-face compared with other streaming services, like Netflix.
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This compact, 13-minute piece begins with a dense, in-your-face chord of 11 notes, blasted a few times.
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You have 43 muscles in your face, and they're a big part of how your body knows whether you're stressed.
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The subtle Mickey hand keeps it fun and playful, but isn't so in-your-face that it looks totally childish.
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This was art about in-your-face violence, toward animals, toward property, toward privilege, toward the gallery it was in.
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"She was very persistent, and—I don't know what the word for it is—very in your face ," Swadley said.
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By making the designs aggressive, bold, in-your-face, Cirel avoids preachiness and instead includes the viewer in the joke.
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If she sees you're drowning, she throws water in your face, because she falsely believes that will help you breathe.
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The artworks on view vary in stylistic approach and medium, but all of them possess an in-your-face quality.
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It's easy to just read and move on, unlike if it were in your face staring at you, pushing you.
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So when [BTS] came out with this very in-your-face, 'We're hip-hop' image, it felt a little silly.
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What we learned: As Chearno mentioned, the shiny pink foil and in-your-face label probably add to the price.
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I believed greens should be as brassy, bold, big sky and in-your-face as any oil and gas executive.
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It wasn't a show where you dodged beer bottles being flung at your head or indifference flung in your face.
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The farmers markets are crazy and very social, just people in your face all the time, in a good way.
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The writer later adopted a quite different style of writing, "more baroque, more in-your-face personal," Mr. Schiferli added.
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Maybe it's not as in your face, but there's racism, police brutality and the court system is not always fair.
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"Having a penis thrust in your face at a drunken dorm party may seem like harmless fun," the tweet began.
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Coriolanus, the Bloods' enforcer, becomes an "in-your-face hammer" who won't deliver the politically correct messages his handlers want.
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I just think that night and that day made you sick, but it also brought something right in your face.
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The system is a beast unto itself, and taming it while Antetokounmpo breathes fire in your face can't be fun.
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And I just, that's not funny to me, but it's very in your face, quick editing, kind of crazy stuff.
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You touch the goalie, generally you're gonna have a swarm of guys trying to get in your face and be confrontational.
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The travel agents' advertisements are gltizy, over the top, and in your face, which is common on crime and fraud forums.
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" The actress revealed she "never did hallucinogenics," adding "that's like a water bucket being thrown in your face but for hours.
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It was the time to demand dignity for all while showing off witty signs and wearing in-your-face drag looks.
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"It's thrown in your face every day," Baldwin, 59, said in a new interview with Good Morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos.
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Instead, OnePlus uses the 16-MP selfie camera that's already on the front of phone to detect patterns in your face.
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It's not an in-your-face type of love but it's one that is undeniably evident in all that you do.
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What we got was perhaps the most in-your-face talk about the benefits of consuming fruits and vegetables ever given.
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Your coach should also let you do the talking, rather than try to shove their agenda in your face, she says.
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The more water is sprayed on you and poo is shoved in your face, you act less and less and less.
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It sounded like a contorted accent, and you had to contort yourself to get the accent right, like in your face.
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Nikita Khrushchev even sent puppy Pushinka ("Fluffy" in Russian) as an in-your-face gift to John F. Kennedy's daughter, Caroline.
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Standen's Rollo has the brawny, in-your-face heft of a proper Viking, but Fimmel has an elusiveness and a slyness.
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"When a door is slammed in your face, you can't help but feel completely shut out in that moment," James said.
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You can opt for subtle filters or big, in-your-face effects, with bright pops of color and flashes of light.
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But the irony in this tattoo is that, despite the lyrics being so brash, the design isn't too in-your-face.
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On this corner, you could feel the kind of in-your-face personality that Amazon perhaps had not anticipated — or feared.
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But it was her firm grip on her in-your-face Sean Spicer character that gave viewers the catharsis they needed.
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A Productive Cough is gonna rub it in your face if you object, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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And second I think Netflix can shove something in your face and say that you've watched it, but that's not successful.
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I think the most in-your-face coming out in recent years was Ellen Page, and I interviewed her about that.
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Grime is at a high at the moment, you can't get rid of it, it's in your face no matter what.
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Invoke follows that tradition with a more striking, in-your-face design than most of the voice-assistant hardware we've seen.
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In other words, you needed to be way more in-your-face and say, 'This is what I'm trying to say.
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Just like how they spin, Mike and Marea don't mind getting loud and in your face for what they believe in.
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And that you should specifically listen to it outside, in the cold, feeling the full blast of winter in your face.
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And, that's the kind of luxury we can all get excited about — no flashy logos or in-your-face embellishments needed.
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Check out the psych-rock vibes of Chui Wan, the smooth indie of Carsick Cars, and SMZB in your face punk.
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In the absence of awareness of motivations and interests, people simply connect to ask for favors or sell in your face.
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The eyeliner was in-your-face, the lips were impossible to ignore, and the hairstyles were all about curls, curls, curls.
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That way you don't have to have gruesome horror movies or dumb Marvel series you can't stand shoved in your face.
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When the singer presented her 240 debut, Chaka, to the world, her version of funk was flamboyant and in-your-face.
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And finally ... In your face Here's a montage of Michael Keaton making that face that he makes in all his movies.
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"I thought that this kente print was a nice hint of African background, but not too in-your-face," she said.
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Less hot air blowing in your face and more sleep in the morning seems like a win-win to us, right?
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For a startup investor, knowing when to back a new idea when it could blow up in your face is tough.
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Some techniques are in your face, like giving long, descriptive language for cocktails that make you more likely to order one.
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But LoftOpera also has a knack for drawing gifted young singers into shows that are fun, fresh and in-your-face.
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Q: You are famous for in-your-face advice, so what harsh financial truths do you have for people reading this?
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"The second the curtain opens, you have a fist in your face," Mr. Guth, the director, said in a phone interview.
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The account prides itself on showcasing New Jersey's "big state energy," through a slew of irreverent, bold, in-your-face tweets.
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If a song is in your face and impossible to avoid, it's hard to judge its merits on a fair basis.
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It was a greasy, delicious mess: hard to dislike something so unabashed and in-your-face about being bad for you.
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And I would look at Richard a lot, because I was more of his style: blunt, in-your-face and honest.
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But I'd also say that many of these activists are also thoughtful, reflective, and not the loud, in-your-face stereotype.
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The brand's quirky, in-your-face persona is perfectly captured by a neon color palette and a funky, eclectic art collection.
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"Usually our color palette is really in your face, and we decided not to do that this year," Mr. Murphy said.
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"We want to give people tools to make it as easy as possible, but not be in your face," Shah said.
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Dark frames tend to lighten [pale] skin by contrast, and mid-toned frames tend to bring out the warmth in your face.
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"If you jump in the ring with August Wilson thinking you know you will get socked right in your face," he said.
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I also like that it's so in your face there; if you ask for no mustard, it's like, 'Get the fuck out!
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This iteration is so much more pumped-up in pigment and totally in-your-face, which feels especially fitting for the star.
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"Angles" is the most overused term in combat sports, but Lomachenko's are as vibrant and in your face as they can get.
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Not a fan of men that blast the most misogynistic music in their cars and aggressively rap the lyrics in your face.
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Websites that create posts with misinformation are often more "in your face" than those posts from the CDC and WHO, she added.
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I think the quickest way to get over somebody is not having them in your face every time you check your phone.
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Vishal Shah, Instagram's now head of product, told Recode in 2016 that it didn't want to be "in your face" about shopping.
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All of these elements seamlessly flow into one another, creating a cohesive experience that's immersive without being in your face about it.
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One of the most fundamental guiding principles behind Cense is avoiding shoving the whole diet-friendly, low calorie thing in your face.
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When you are running for governor and you keep getting a controversial bill thrown in your face, you have to be cautious.
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It's also not quite as in-your-face sometimes, like it can be a part of the background but still really hit.
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In short, eating Chinese food is an easy way to cheat on dietary restrictions without having your transgression scream in your face.
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Your weight is right there, in your app, on your wrist, in your face That's how most of these connected scales work.
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Dietland on AMC forced the hateful, tiny moments of despair that come from denigration and ridicule in your face over and over.
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His new EP FORTHETIMEBEING is full of gritty, faded, in-your-face trap monsters, and the opening cut just got a video.
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Facebook has also rolled out a new pop-up tab system on desktop that shoves comments in your face if you're mentioned.
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Fox News introduced a style of politically driven news, leaning hard to the right, with in-your-face commentary and heated debate.
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We've never really thought about all the dye-job possibilities out there for fringe, but the results are in-your-face pretty.
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You'll have less free-radical damage, and you'll likely even lose a little weight (which results in better tone in your face).
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Most of our favorite evening devices — laptops, tablets, and mobile phones — emit short-wavelength blue light brightly and right in your face.
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But where the Montinore was subtly perfumed, the 3 Degrees was in your face aromatically, with a blast of sweet red fruit.
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And there's a little too much in-your-face carbon fiber trim dotted throughout the inside of the car for my liking.
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Apparently, the most striking resemblance between the NutriBullet and an actual bullet is that the appliance might just explode in your face.
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As you burst above the canopy, a real-world fan blows cold air in your face, simulating the foggy sky you're entering.
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Move away from people breathing in your face, avoid indoor close gatherings of people, and stand some feet away even when outside.
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"I remember one time specifically on ' NTSF:SD:SUV,' Rob Riggle was doing this amazing over the top, in-your-face performance," Novack said.
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How it feels is that I'd like to plant a Boston cream pie in your face for asking such an inane question.
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But if you're choosing to sow mines in a minefield, you can't be too surprised if one blows up in your face.
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"He's loud, he's in your face, he's energetic — but in a good way," the infielder Chase Headley said of Todd Frazier, smiling.
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Donald Trump displays a brash, in-your-face, bombastic personality, and Bernie Sanders espouses socialistic principles that have proved to be unworkable.
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I never mentioned I wished more of his plays had been made into movies in that jaggedy, in-your-face Cassavetes style.
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I wanted it to feel gritty, edgy and just bigger — more like an attack in a positive way, like in your face.
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Critic's Notebook WASHINGTON — An inescapable fact of American elections is that a new president's mug may soon be in your face, nonstop.
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They lie, they cheat, they throw a glass of pinot grigio in your face — whatever it takes to become become the bachelorette.
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Most of our favorite evening devices—laptops, tablets, and mobile phones—emit short-wavelength blue light brightly and right in your face.
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An 80s staple she sees coming back is the power suit — not "boring power suits ... but bold, in-your-face," Wilson said.
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He still has the joltingly familiar in-your-face voice and brash manner of a New Yorker perpetually protesting a parking ticket.
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So there are pages and pages that interpret the input that comes in, in a way that isn't blatant and in your face.
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When we're making the tracks, trying to make them a bit more in your face, if possible because I definitely always push that.
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The holidays are a thing of the past, the temperature's dropping, and the reality of the situation is pretty much in your face.
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Both the glow-in-the-dark colors and the metallic shades take 45 minutes of prep before revealing glowing, in-your-face results.
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Fans would line up for the "Chucky's In-Your-Face Insults" for a chance at being read for filth by a killer doll.
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Instead of shoving a million songs in your face, the new version steps into the background, letting you actually interact with your music.
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And if it becomes inflamed or injured, say, from a nasty ear infection, you can lose control of the muscles in your face.
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As I sat down with him for the first time in his office, I couldn't miss a unique, handmade, in-your-face paperweight.
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Don't push partners to open up to you—it could blow up in your face or create firmer walls between you and others.
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Obviously now is the best time to think about what, exactly, is in that meat cylinder you're about to put in your face.
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There has never been a directed, in your face, in the streets, dying in, falling to the ground group in the movement before.
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From the Notifications menu, also scroll to any app that might push the Mueller report in your face and turn notifications to off.
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He also had a certain in-your-face way of talking, like he was trying to prove to you that he was confident.
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Once it was on, BMW put me on a stationary motorcycle, complete with rumbling, noise, and fans to throw wind in your face.
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" So, for cosmetic purposes, "theoretically, yes, I see a rationale for it if you want to increase your muscle tone in your face.
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Orgasms are not always obvious or in-your-face: They can be subtle, or they can be explosive, and everyone does it differently.
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This only makes creaky, paranoid downers like "Die Slow" more impactful—there's space for them to scream this shit right in your face.
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The "Street" was more urban, diverse, frenetic, in-your-face and funny, while the "Neighborhood" was more suburban, homogeneous, placid, polite and sweet.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his wife Louise Linton sparked two social media outcries through their in-your-face embrace of their privilege.
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Because things could work out wonderfully the second time around … or blow up in your face like a rigorously shaken bottle of soda.
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When you feel that nagging desire to dictate other people's behavior, this will inevitably blow up in your face and make you unhappy.
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Consider: You're outside, with access to the internet, "and you can sit and chill without having someone's armpit in your face," she said.
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As the airbag explodes in your face, you can't help but wonder how this happened—you just had the brakes checked last week.
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"Lies," in which singer Asha Lorenz laughs in your face for thinking she was actually into you, arrived with "Wished" late last year.
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Stats only matter so much when a guy rises up behind the three-point line without hesitation to nail one in your face.
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Speed Metal Dating is similar to the swift acceptance and rejection of Tinder—only it's in your face, much louder, and very aggressive.
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The whole movie just feels like a really long, in-your-face reminder of men's continued virility long into their AARP-discount years.
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So, will one of the in-your-face handbag details ahead be what it takes to finally break your black-leather-handbag habit?
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Something may blow up in your face now, but let's be real, Scorpio, it's not the first time it hasn't worked for you.
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And through negative reinforcement—think of someone flashing a laser pointer in your face—the birds can be taught to avoid tortoise habitat.
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It wasn't in-your-face mobile phones everywhere, cash points everywhere, people trying to sell you things on credit cards—nothing like that.
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AYA's approach is largely devoid of the sort of in-your-face, celebrity-based selling that some people assume will appeal to kids.
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Images like these — symbolically overt, politically and anatomically in-your-face, forcing a public confrontation with sexism — are all descended from Chicago's imagination.
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But 30 minutes slathered in toner dialed it down to a noticeable, but not too in-your-face blonde — and I'm feeling it!
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It certainly was grand, but it wasn&apost too in-your-face — it made me realize that Austrian luxury is classy and sophisticated.
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Wearing brightly colored shirts and vests, they are a loud, in-your-face presence around Battery Park and, often enough, in police reports.
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If Donald Trump is the in-your-face chief executive, John Roberts has perfected the art of being the nearly invisible chief justice.
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A failure to challenge TrumpTrump rose to power with an unconventional, in-your-face style that works for him but not the country.
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The cinematographer, Linus Sandgren, shot it on film, and the colors, rather than merge into the landscape, seem to burst in your face.
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And Noelle frequently feels like it's running in place, frantically throwing shiny objects in your face in the hope you don't lose interest.
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Mr. Oliver, for his part, is known for being something of an urban provocateur, thanks to his in-your-face, "post-gender" streetwear.
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What these songs had in common was an in-your-face repudiation of death, even as my mother acknowledged that she would die.
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In exchange for letting Amazon shove ads in your face every time you pick up your phone, the company knocks the price down.
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Your first instinct is that it cannot possibly be happening, but it's there, in your face I didn't go back to do Hajj.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKardashian Sisters: We're Over Rob & ChynaFamous Couple: Heroes In Midair'Flip or Flop': It's Over For GoodJustin Bieber: In Your Face, PETA!
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I mean ... MD: Well, not just thrown on the floor, but fired at you with a cannon, in your face all the time.
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They'll respect you for it, even if they laugh in your face (don't take it personally, they just think most things are funny!).
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The singer is no stranger to songs about love, but this in-your-face declaration of desire makes "I'm Your Man" a standout.
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Journalists, one minute they're in your face behaving themselves and then they'll go and write something, like they think they're tough or something.
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And then there's the discourse, the unwanted comments, the public shaming, the virtue signaling, and the lives of others constantly shoved in your face.
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The careless mission, coupled with the "in your face" naming in the executive order, were unsustainable affronts to Yemen and it responded in kind.
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Instead of the bold, in-your-face statements for which many street artists are known, Pejac makes work that camouflages with the existing cityscape.
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Depending on an unstable commodity to fund an entire country's needs is like investing heavily in Twitter—it might blow up in your face.
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As "in-your-face insulting [a] thing as I've experienced in my time here," reflected one who'd been at the agency since the 1970s.
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Roving gangs wander the streets and, if you turn down the wrong alley, an unfriendly player may just stick a shotgun in your face.
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"Anything that's really loud — really in your face that had a retro vibe or feel — we brought that to one place online," White said.
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The Honda Civic Type R — controversial for its in-your-face styling but lauded for its performance — is getting some important updates for 2020.
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Sun in your face, wind in your hair — there's no greater feeling for a runner than hitting your stride with nothing holding you back.
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That's the key difference here: FORM acts like a digital coach, getting in your face underwater, pushing you to swim faster in real time.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they're gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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I'm pretty in-your-face as an artist—or a singer, or a big mouth, or whatever the f— you want to call me.
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" —Viva Soudan"The great thing about living in NYC is the access you have to a plethora of people in your face, 24/7.
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When you can start analyzing things instead of absorbing them as being fresh and in your face with the moment, it can become that.
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The multi-dimensional shades offer a heavy dose of in-your-face glitter without the grainy texture we've all come to know and resent.
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Because of our higher fat content, our ice cream has a really in-your-face effect when you eat it—even our vanilla flavor.
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Punk rock—you sound like you've been around a while—punk rock was sometimes putting stuff out in your face and having those debates.
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Or Boston, where the whole course goes to the east; sometimes the wind is at your back, and sometimes it blasts in your face.
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Christie is out promoting his new book, "Let Me Finish: Trump, the Kushners, Bannon, New Jersey, and the Power of In-Your-Face Politics."
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That means you probably don't want your hair hanging in your face while laying out on your picnic blanket in the park come June.
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If you told me a year ago I'd become a famous YouTuber using the song "All Star" I would have laughed in your face.
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And while each episode's "big reveal" isn't quite as in-your-face as many other home makeover shows, the end result is always satisfying.
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I think it's going to be more dramatic and there will be a lot more twists and it will be more in-your-face.
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"You wouldn't want the smell of sex 24/7 in your face, even in a real life scenario," company president Daron Lundeen told me.
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Tl;dr - EAT IT." Another was more direct: "Hopefully you're typing with one hand and shoving that thing in your face with the other.
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Using any of the muscles in your face or vocal cords, such as deep breathing, humming or singing, will help calm your nervous system.
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"The way they rolled it out ... it was just so in your face," R250&aposs CEO David Rutter said at a recent conference.20.2.
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"Working secretly and not being open can easily blow up in your face and hurt your prospects at your full-time job," Dixon says.
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"Obviously it's really hard when you have an actual dollar amount in your face," Alisha admitted, but says she often has to say no.
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The Mortal Kombat crowd is a more contemplative and quiet group, ironically not in keeping with the in-your-face aesthetic of the game.
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From Moscow's viewpoint, the interview on RT, a Kremlin-funded network formerly known as Russia Today, was a masterpiece of in-your-face defiance.
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It's all well and good to express your opinion, they were told, but in-your-face street protests are disruptive and can harden opposition.
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The decor was grand, but not quite as in-your-face as the hotel lobby and lounge (thankfully) — it was more serene and relaxing.
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Both of those characteristics more or less track with Tesla's Cybertruck, a hulking piece of in your face futurism ready to go beast mode.
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"That's confidence, right in your face," he said, then repeated his claim that mixed martial arts was a much more difficult style to master.
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The display looks great, extremely crisp due to the increase in pixels and even more in your face because of the very thin bezels.
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" The tweet, from the @nytopinion account, stated: "Having a penis thrust in your face at a drunken dorm party may seem like harmless fun.
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"A lot of Dutch culture is giving way to other cultures, and Islam is the most in-your-face, an obnoxious one," he said.
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It's like a dinner party where there are cameras in your face, and you're surrounded by people you don't really know but you recognize.
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Barack Obama's not just on vacation -- he's on the most EPIC vacay, and it's starting to feel like he's rubbing it in your face.
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So any benefit you might have gotten from a dietary switch will disappear the second you go back to shoving McDonald's in your face.
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Forget the grainy 1980s look of videos in the past — these puppies are high def, in your face, and you won't miss a single detail.
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It's similar to the lace-up factor, especially when it features a drawstring, but we like that it's a little bit less in-your-face.
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Image: HuluIf there's one thing consistent in this world, it's how companies are always finding new and creative ways to shove ads in your face.
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But there's a recognition that the stakes are higher this year and a new, more in-your-face approach to environmental story-telling is necessary.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they&aposre gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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We all make mistakes, and I think it must have been very tough being 17 and having a flashing camera in your face 20153/7.
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The cameras remained stationary and far away from the cast members, as opposed to the in-your-face style on shows like The Real World.
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Parenthood is so wild in its ability to put a mirror directly in your face and force you to look at yourself long and hard.
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But the game never thrusts it in your face, lingering only rarely on longer cutscenes or scripted moments that pull you out of the action.
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They'll throw some statistics in your face, and if you're into that kind of thing, you can read The Times's ludicrous take on this matter.
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If you've been good at getting that pesky inbox number down to zero, now's about the time when it all blows up in your face.
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We've all had to watch our exes start dating someone else, but rarely does it get rubbed in your face on websites like this one.
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Candy-scented makeup is fine for adults aware of the difference between stuff you put on your face and stuff you put in your face.
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If you're the type of person who's prone to shoving spoonfuls of raw cookie dough in your face hole, know that you are not alone.
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Performed in the intimate Nord black-box theater and directed by the company's outgoing intendant, Armin Petras, it is a dizzying, in-your-face spectacle.
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The difference between top quality karate work—the in and out point style, not the in your face Kyokushin-variant style—is in governing distance.
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There are few things better than riding a bike: breeze in your face, legs pushing languidly, mastering physics to balance, miraculously, on just two wheels.
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It was doing things its own way, bucking the stolid stoicism of Mercedes-Benz's sedans and the in-your-face brashness of American muscle cars.
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With vocalist Greem Jellyfish and audio engineer Michael Sherburn, Barclay blended screeching vocals, live hardware, and a punk ethos with in-your-face stage theatrics.
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Some judges seem like automatons on the bench — they're not referees and you (mostly) won't see an in-your-face screaming match in a courtroom.
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Leo might be the superstar of the zodiac, but you're not going to be interested in camera lights flashing in your face during this time.
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Saul has a quarrel with the world and he isn't above using puerile humor, ghastly bad taste, or in-your-face grotesquerie to nettle it.
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"Iris' technology is very, very 'in-your-face,' but the technology that Karl, Miuccia, and Nicolas employ is much quieter and very invisible," Bolton says.
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Poke raised his eyebrows very high, and then sent them very low, and he thought about how you only felt so much in your face.
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The convention and the national stage it promises is attracting myriad groups, with agendas that range from white supremacy to in-your-face body art.
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Its mix of meditative mood music and in-your-face pop is, at best, a valiant experiment; at worst, it's a polished but listless attempt.
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They repudiate any criticism, yelling, "In your face!" like angry soccer fans at those who dare to say anything that isn't stereotypically optimistic or joyful.
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With spring's in-your-face earrings, though, you have to mentally prepare yourself for the fact that wearing these means people are going to stare.
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But still, there's something about barely-there bling that we can't quit, no matter how many amazing in-your-face pieces get thrown our way.
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Thrash took the grandiosity of metal, replaced chivalry and bad-boy posturing with punk's societal dread and in-your-face blasphemy, and kicked everyone's ass.
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So, if you're already in an anxious state, then hunger joins the party, you might suddenly find yourself frantically shoving a burrito in your face.
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The camera is right in your face for much of this show, so much so that it catches if your eyebrow moves even a millimeter.
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Both leaders have the same confrontational, in-your-face approach, and it would be wise for them to bring their top diplomats to the table.
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The BET, VH1 and SiriusXM host (in your face, Seacrest) joined us on "TMZ Live" to break down Diddy's call for a sort of boycott.
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So it makes sense that the label would gravitate toward the movement's in-your-face chutzpah, here combined with its own signature street wear aesthetic.
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With her commanding 6-foot-2 frame, chiseled jaw and heavily tattooed body, Casey Legler knows she cuts a head-turning, in-your-face figure.
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Rather than revealing thoughtful analysis, his in-your-face malevolent incompetence could be a sly diversion to keep our attention off accusations of his criminality.
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This big image in the hallway seems like an in-your-face example — a group of people with some animals you don't see a lot.
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In that way, our nation's fire service is like many other industries that are still battling hate and bias, both subtle and in-your-face.
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That's the subtle kind of detail you can't bring into the story unless you try running in heels and with hair flying in your face.
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In the last two years or so, the "wood," as the headlines on the cover are called in tabloidese, has been conspicuously in-your-face.
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If someone told me I would be a fitness model or brand ambassador for some major athletic wear brands I would've laughed in your face.
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I typically don't like the term "f*** you money" — it's so in-your-face ugly — but I'm going to use it to make a point.
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But Wildlands' myriad missteps are experiential landmines that blow up in your face in almost every province, with immersion and enjoyment suffering as collateral damage.
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Death Stranding is a blank check of a game, as startlingly evocative as it is laughably in-your-face about its themes of human connection.
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"When it comes to the heavier issues, fiction gives you this bubble, where you can grapple with things without somebody in your face," she said.
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As you can imagine, I felt like a real asshole (and not the kind that farts in your face when you click on a link).
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By the time he started telling me that the performers at Super Bowl halftime shows are "literally doing rituals in your face," I was lost.
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And what we have with social media is we have essentially something, especially Instagram, where it's constantly being rubbed in your face sort of FOMO.
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If you have a terrible shot, and some person is waving his or her hands in your face, you're probably going to want to pass.
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The Pure Hot+Cool has a backward airflow mode to prevent the purifier from blowing in your face while still getting the benefit of air purification.
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For the most part, camp style boasts an air of irreverence — it's in your face, and it doesn't make any apologies for being loud and obvious.
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Unless you're a fighter pilot who's used to having a HUD in your face all day, Navdy's unique see-through screen takes some getting used to.
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WATTERS: Well, I think it&aposs intimidating when you get a crowd of running around and chanting and getting in your face at a public place.
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If you had ever told me before that I would die of a heroin overdose and go to heaven I would have laughed in your face.
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The mids and upper mids are too prominent for me, which leads to an in-your-face presentation of the music that unfortunately relegates the bass.
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Can a work of art effectively motivate masses to stand-up for an important cause and is it more effective than regular, in-your-face activism?
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Dear Prince George, It seems like just yesterday you were making your global debut on the steps of the Lindo Wing, with photographers in your face.
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If you had told me ten years ago that the definition of a rude New Yorker would sweep the South, I'd have laughed in your face.
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Maybe you lost a game and have to go talk to a bunch of people shoving cameras and microphones in your face, asking why you lost.
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Living with someone for the first time is an experiment in finding out what you can deal with and it may blow up in your face.
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In 2015, the band self-released In Your Face, a seven-track EP which they would reissue the following year after signing to Ellefson's label, EMP.
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Presidential campaign slogans are created to help inspire allegiance and change minds amid the immediate, present-tense, in-your-face hurly-burly of an election campaign.
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Singer Kelsy Karter carved out some serious real estate on her cheek for an in-your-face tattoo of the former One Direction singer's pretty mug.
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Maybe not when they're shoved in your face by a subway peddler, or when bae is trying to get back into your good graces, but still.
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The show doesn't tackle the subject in a roundabout way but rather in a straightforward, in-your-face, don't-take-it-so-seriously type of way.
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The soundtrack is pretty good, but it's far subtler than Soderbergh's in-your-face use of Perry Como, Quincy Jones, Handsome Boy Modeling School, and Debussy.
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We are all breathing a collective sigh of relief that the immediate, in-your-face horror of kids literally ripped from their parents could end soon.
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While you had your toes in the sand and sun in your face (we hope), the holiday weekend in New York was one of reversed expectations.
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The problem with micromanagers is that they apply the same level of intensity, scrutiny and in-your-face approach to every task, whether warranted or not.
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Short of a total withdrawal -- an in-your-face slap to every world leader who signed the COP21 climate accord -- were any number of half-measures.
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We also wanted to get rid of the sonics of Mezcal Head, because that album sounded really big and, to me, almost too in-your-face.
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Pennsylvania trio Secret Cutter have mastered the style, which they make a point of shoving in your face on their ridiculously vicious new album, Quantum Eraser.
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It also technically has less sugar and fat than ice cream, so you can still work on your summer body while shoving it in your face.
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They're very in-your-face and they look radically different from any other license plates and virtually shout off the rooftops that they are sovereign plates.
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This dish is perfect for a party, and best enjoyed by "shoveling it in your face"—or at least that's how Jamie likes to eat it.
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They may look at you funny, bark in your face, pat you on the shoulder, but at least you're talking about ideas (and talking to strangers).
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But there's one significant, in-your-face difference between it and the sci-fi shows it otherwise resembles: the copious nudity, mostly, though not exclusively, female.
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Every time a clown asks you to sniff the flower in his lapel then squirts water in your face, the laugh rests on a minor humiliation.
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If anything, Love Is Blind teaches us that love is only actually blind if you're unwilling to see the bright red flags waving in your face.
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Or, if you want to be a bit less "in your face" about the whole thing, you can dress as a founding father holding the Constitution.
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" Brian McKeon, a senior policy official in the Pentagon during the Obama administration, said: "The in-your-face thing at the NATO headquarters was pretty undiplomatic.
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Where Yeezus was relentlessly ugly, determined to shove its unremitting whomp in your face, these songs trickle from one vaguely harsh noise to another without focus.
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People were looking at you at this huge heads-up display in your face and every ... We ran right around the pyramid of the Louvre there.
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While I could see a resurrected Bronco design going either way, I am hoping for a more classic-looking car than a brash, in-your-face 4x4.
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If last season Mr. Wang's show was an in-your-face embrace of the street, this was a smarter, more pointed deconstruction of a wardrobe's sacred cows.
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I would never get in your face, in your space, go to your house, throw you out of a restaurant, that&aposs not the way to behave.
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At this time of political chicanery, corruption, hostility, and a general sense of hopelessness, this aspect of Cahn's work comes as an invigorating, in-your-face tonic.
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" A Head Start on "Carol" After finishing the "mad, wild, in-your-face looks" of "Cinderella," Ms. Powell turned to the "quiet, confident, elegant looks" of "Carol.
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Soare mentioned that one eyebrow is always higher than the other because of the muscles in your face — it's rarely to do with how the hairs grow.
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The cameras on these are a bit less in your face, and the Apple logo is positioned quite high (which, again, doesn't look good to my eyes).
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It also has the benefit of not having morning breath, hogging the blanket, farting in your face, or smacking you awake in the morning to be fed.
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They're there not just because of their track record and business model but because of the loud promises and in-your-face marketing they pitch around privacy.
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But for fans watching the game through the free preview of NBA League Pass on Samsung Gear VR, it was as in-your-face as it gets.
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We may be in a period where that sort of in-your-face sexual expression on a red carpet is not what the audience wants to see.
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But regardless of intentions, sometimes it can feel like their posts aren't meant to inspire you, and are just rubbing their success and discipline in your face.
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You're sitting down waiting for an artist to go on and they're just walking by, their ass all up in your face, and I'm just like, why?
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It's certainly not a disaster and most of it (save McAfee) isn't in your face, but it's still frustrating if you don't want any of this stuff.
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The pair of Hollywood heavyweights in recent months have made headlines for their in-your-face, and often controversial, protest pieces shredding Trump and his White House.
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Make no mistake, it's still massive at 51mm, but it captures the same in-your-face style as the 57mm Mr. Daddy without the total wrist dominance.
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Turtle Fur Heavyweight Neck Warmer, $14.99, available at AmazonYou don't want a big, heavy scarf that'll get in your face as you're skiing, or worse, become loose.
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Some people may experience bloating when consuming too much salt, which can contribute to bags under your eyes, puffiness in your face and swelling in your fingers.
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" While never fully breaking into thrash or punk territory, the spit-in-your-face attitude is strong and pulls them into a solid finale with "Futile Exile.
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Wrapped around the middle of the exterior wall are tinted mirrors that throw your disheveled image back in your face—the exact opposite of inviting you in.
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It's the creak in the floorboards, the scratching of a window, but when fingers finally appear from behind a frame, the attack comes in-your-face fast.
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"They come to kick dirt in your face/to call you weak and then displace you," she commiserates, on the way to a chorus that promises deliverance.
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For those of you who prefer not paying for full-on sex but still want some booty in your face, Vegas has no shortage of strip clubs.
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Especially if they're very in-your-face or self-righteous about it and you have to be around them all the time, like with a romantic partner.
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" His in-your-face resistance to the president prompted Trump ally Newt Gingrich to write an op-ed calling him the "Renegade Mayor of a Renegade City.
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I don&apost mind the way they look at all, especially in the champagne color, which is less in-your-face than the black and gold versions.
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"It was carefully constructed, carefully argued and his criticism of MBS the crown prince was sort of oblique rather than direct and in your face," Henderson said.
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You manage gold and population units, build housing, power plants, campuses and "alters," and generally try not to have the whole thing blow up in your face.
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It doesn't take much to go viral, and you definitely don't have to be famous to have a tweet blow up in your face (though that helps, obviously).
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The new Bluetooth M240s hew pretty close to that formula, but they relax the sound just enough to be enjoyably lively rather than astringent and in your face.
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Is it really that surprising that millennials, faced with two decades of in-your-face socialism for the ultra-wealthy, doubt the innate goodness of American crony capitalism?
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"If you told me a week ago that is where I would be, I would have laughed in your face," Keys said during the post-match trophy ceremony.
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Kardashian and Bendjima have been together for nearly two years, and while they've stayed coy on KUWTK, they are all-out, in-your-face in love on Instagram.
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Or, if you're feeling adventure, you can pull the cheese balls off and stuff them in your face one by one as a side dish to your pizza.
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Kanye has clearly bought into the in-your-face machismo that Trump's campaign merchandise represents, but that wasn't the only element of Trump's aesthetic Kanye showed admiration for.
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What it really comes down to is what sort of cheap you're looking for, and which corporate retailer you feel most comfortable with throwing ads in your face.
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Most importantly, they're given life by the tenacious, warped chemistry in Teddy and G's overlapping bars, which veer between slurred Auto-Tune soup and in-your-face truths.
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And that points to one of the biggest reasons people hate banks, cable companies, health-insurance companies, and airlines: There is an in-your-face asymmetry of power.
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The Panthers' refusal to turn the other cheek, their in-your-face speeches, their urban roots and Pan-African worldview -- all shaped the sensibility of hip-hop music.
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PWR BTTM had the distortion and speed to set them apart from their quieter peers, and they had the in-your-face look and stage presence to match.
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Produced by Nez & Rio, DJ Fu, and Hykeem Carter, "Numb Numb Juice" hits extremely hard with in-your-face programmed drums and a hefty dose of rattling bass.
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When it comes to thinking about life and the shit it throws back in your face, most of us—or at least myself—can't help but ask questions.
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Designed as an update of the OG '90s basketball version, these in-your-face sneakers went viral as soon as they hit shelves, selling out left and right.
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"To approve it the day after the court hearing was pretty in-your-face," said Joan Alker, executive director of the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families.
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It just makes you behave like an irritable and petulant toddler until someone else recognizes the tell-tale signs of hanger and shoves a donut in your face.
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Not only were they comfortable and functional — they combined the Boost tech with a sock-like upper — but they encouraged positivity through colorways and in-your-face wording.
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The pair bonded over the unique, and shared, challenges they face when they're in environments that are "loud and people want to be in your face," Mosher said.
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And there's no shortage of the in-your-face pattern clashing you fell in love with from its spring '16 collection (think cheery florals and loud leopard spots).
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In our preview we noted that Namajunas represented a change of pace from Jedrzejczyk's most significant challengers, in that she wasn't an in-your-face brawler or wrestler.
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He made a habit early in his career of being in-your-face, maybe a bit of a jerk, characteristics some might associate with New Yorkers as well.
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And of course, the only way to eat this late-night, fridge-scavenged snack is leaning against the kitchen counter, unabashedly shoving the whole thing in your face.
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The big name companies like H&M aren't interested in creating anything other than glorified shopping assistants, whose only purpose is to wave shiny things in your face.
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Not because obviously I don't believe in the song, like I love the song and it's my baby, but I also felt like...it's so in your face.
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"She's got a gleaming, glinting bright tone, and there's something more subtle about it as well: She's not one of those in-your-face singers," Mr. Allison said.
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Her look, paradoxically standoffish and in your face, is punctuated by shocks of blue or green hair, riotously patterned tops and tracksuits, and thorny punk and goth references.
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"I'd expect it to be curvier and sleeker than what we see from Detroit, which is that sort of brash, in your face, big-grille design," Jominy says.
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After a very brief 10-day interlude of in-your-face bluster draped in Loro Piana tailoring courtesy of Anthony Scaramucci's showmanship, which replaced Mike Dubke's — well, what?
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Maybe it was a guy who thrust his penis in your face at a college party, because his friends thought it was funny to humiliate and shock you.
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The pro, who's worked with the likes of Fergie and Brandy, specializes in natural contour and bold, in-your-face lips — both of which he did on me, above.
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The lyrics were her most in-your-face yet, and her outfit in the movie — a futuristic black leather and silver ensemble — became one of her most iconic looks.
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Just because you're leaving your heaviest, in-your-face eye-catchers at home doesn't mean you can't still make a subtle statement with your day-to-day summer jewelry.
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Sure, people are still obsessing over getting fuller lips and contoured cheeks, but lately there's been quite a buzz surrounding a less in-your-face body part: your neck.
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You have to have a few cracks in your face and your voice has to have gone south of pitch perfect and you get to be in a western.
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"Sometimes, those situations can kind of blow up in your face if it's not the right vibe and people don't get along, you never really know," he told XXL.
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And indeed they have to a certain degree, but at least with a phone it's mostly (but not always) obvious when someone is in your face and recording you.
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But they were totally in your face (well, Mexico City's face), which is certainly more than could be said of the creepy online marketing that pervades our daily lives.
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Their ideas ranged from a dancing robot so people wouldn't be lonely at clubs to an alarm clock that would wake you up by splashing water in your face.
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It layers the track's original vocals over a 4/4 house beat with quick hits of strings and some in-your-face jungle breaks—and it's an absolute monster.
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"I think the event that occurred right in your face, at the kitchen table... was primordial, was so shocking I think it stuck with people forever, really," Scott said.
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On the one hand, I think that music is a dangerous thing because it gives you a kind of escape, and politics is rubbing the problem in your face.
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"It's an in-your-face proposition for lots more Americans than the Snowden revelation was," said Lee Rainie, director of Internet, science and technology research at Pew Research Center.
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Add the dry ingredients and milk alternately, pulsing the mixer while you add the dry so that it combines well without creating a cloud of flour in your face.
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The mashup, on the other hand, is the sound of a dull colleague at an office party screaming in your face after two lukewarm beers and a scotch egg.
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Riley Reid: [When you get it in your face, it's] a weird, sore feeling that makes your eyes so red that you have to use those Rohto eye drops.
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"At any time, you might go out and someone would put a pistol in your face for your phone, or knife your mother," Mr. Medina said in his tent.
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Note to Travis Scott's white fans: Bust out the n-word all ya want -- or at least you're good to go if Travis shoves a mic in your face.
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It's interesting to see the Met's large Japanese galleries focused so completely on a single motif; it is sometimes right in your face, and sometimes must be ferreted out.
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If you're looking for something different that feels more small-town and charming, and less in your face than Brickell or South Beach, it's an excellent place to be.
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While not necessarily an in-your-face homage to the film, the new spot is separated into four distinct areas, each with certain touches that tie together the theme.
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"Having a penis thrust in your face at a drunken dorm party may seem like harmless fun," said the official Twitter account of the paper of record's Opinion section.
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The show fully utilizes the in-your-face qualities (or on-your-face, depending on where you're sitting) of immersive theater, placing you right in its unsettling junkie haze.
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His "Composizione con elica (Composition with Propeller)" (22019) is a jumble of mechanical parts, less a celebration of industrialization than the sensation of it blowing up in your face.
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But I was proven wrong and can't argue with an ice cream company that puts their calories, big and in-your-face, right on the front of the carton.
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Don Rickles, the comedian who pioneered an abrasive (but hilarious) breed of in-your-face humor and inspired a generation of imitators, has died at 90 of kidney failure.
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In this case, Nikki and her sister, Brie, bring down the house instead of renovating them by performing acrobatic moves and in-your-face takedowns every week on WWE's Smackdown.
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Keem brought up Wilton's "Booty in Your Face" contest — which Wilton had held a few month before — where Wilton's young fans would record themselves shaking their "booties" at the camera.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential race isn't quite at full tilt — the candidates really aren't in your face just yet, and you need to make an effort to see their pitches.
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These are Republican voters but the sort much more comfortable with the brand of genteel conservatism offered by Speaker Paul Ryan than the more in-your-face approach of Trump.
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I'm talking about answering a question when a reporter sticks a microphone in your face or identifying yourself as an employee of the company when sharing your personal opinions online.
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A good ceviche should have plenty of spice and citrusy acid, but all those in-your-face flavors need some sweet, juicy scallops and creamy avocado to balance everything out.
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"If you work at one of these larger brokerage houses, your research director is in your face begging you to put out some new names knowing they'll pop," he explained.
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Cynthia Nixon continues to deliver the type of in-your-face, progressive realness that helped her fellow New Yorker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez soar to an unlikely win on June 26.
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The sound comes at you in a completely authentic way too, forsaking complicated surround sound to bring you the full Berghain experience: direct, in your face, and with no nonsense.
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But the charges opened the floodgates for a torrent of criticism of Mr. Lewandowski, whose top-down management style and in-your-face personality had earned him criticism for months.
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Namajunas's in-your-face aggression seemed to be her best asset until she met Carla Esparza for the new UFC straw-weight title, where that aggression immediately proved her undoing.
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Here's Jay Cutler's naked ass right in your face ... courtesy of his wife, Kristin Cavallari, who gave us a view of the QB's backfield while the two vacation in Mexico.
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They are an emblem of Mr. Trump's in-your-face management style, but also a reminder that in the White House, the seats always outlast the people seated in them.
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There are even moments where the game drops in a frickin' laugh track after a particularly biting moment, a way for the game to rub its power in your face.
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The use of crude humor or in-your-face materials is sometimes just a tool to attract young people, a kind of first step to drawing them into the movement.
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Patrons crunching on popcorn, the dim glow of some guy's phone in your face, an unwanted commentary track from your fellow film buffs, or worst of all: A crying child.
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Instead, the new mission is a treacherous grind in temperatures well over 216 degrees — described as a "hair dryer in your face" — to achieve expectations lowered to the most basic.
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Of course, none of this kept Talalay from meeting resistance from day one, including producers unwilling to let the film be as in your face as it could have been.
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While she brags plenty and engages in requisite wordplay, her best moments seem less like pornography than an instruction manual; she insists on pushing raw physical facts in your face.
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What's important to know about this experiment is that Broockman and Kalla weren't studying an ordinary canvassing conversation (the type where a stranger spews facts and figures in your face).
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The indictment of the Russian intelligence officers is all the more reason for President Trump to give Putin a blunt, in-your-face warning about future Russian meddling in U.S. elections.
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Related: All Up In Your Face: Weirdcore Q&A A 12-Year-Old Directed Aphex Twin's First Music Video in 17 Years Meet The Guy Behind Aphex Twin's Creepy Cover Art
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Plus — though Toyota still has a lot to learn from American trucks in other categories — the Japenese company has certainly matched the in-your-face, bombastic styling of the big three.
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"Blue Moon," a large, ultramarine balloon, hangs forebodingly over the stairwell as you enter the gallery, like having a stranger's ass thrust in your face during a rush hour subway ride.
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Clarke's resignation caps a tumultuous year for the divisive, provocative lawman whose unabashed support for President Donald Trump and in-your-face personality earned him a national following among some conservatives.
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On a larger scale, perhaps big-room EDM and vinyl culture have coalesced into a terrifyingly mutant beast, with the art of spinning wax subsumed into wrenching, in-your-face spectacle.
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No matter how sweltering the temperatures, you're practically guaranteed to find countless celebs bringing their beauty A-game — along with the in-your-face color, killer accessories, and, of course, glitter.
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But it's not very common to pass diseases through urine, and you'd have to get contaminated pee in your face or in an open wound in order for that to happen.
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Clips from other album cuts, including a hip-hop banger with lyrics proclaiming "I got that boom boom all up in your face," are still available across her social media accounts.
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Perhaps most notably, in our contemporary consciousness: For eight years, from 2010 to 2018, there was Chris Christie, the walking cartoon of the state's brash attitude and in-your-face ethos.
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You can also reduce the risk of dry eyes by keeping air from blowing in your face and by using a humidifier to add moisture to the air in the room.
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" Yet when Stingy mutters about the state of the nation, Addie says, "Let a ruthless dictator be in your face day in and day out … see what it does to you.
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Today, Mr. Lewandowski, 20073, is the manager of Donald J. Trump's stampeding bid for the Republican presidential nomination, with an in-your-face manner that often mirrors that of the candidate.
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You play as Pepsiman in this 1999 PlayStation action game, running through a myriad of minigames while the omnipresent Pepsi brand is thrown in your face over and over and over.
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He had his hardcore supporters, without doubt, but he also turned lots and lots of Republicans off with the brand of in-your-face social conservatism he made his calling card.
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They look as good with an old pair of jeans as they do with a suit and give off a slightly rugged, masculine vibe without being in your face about it.
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Like his previous releases, the new record thrives in its simple dynamic shifts; on tracks like "Nonservo," he toys with sparse atmospherics that unexpectedly unravel into in-your-face acid bombs.
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For years, Instagram executives have resisted adding purchasing functionality, in part to avoid being too "in your face" about the commercialization of an app that became hugely popular for noncommercial reasons.
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The clearly in-your-face book title is yet another sign that while he might not necessarily be considering a run for president, James Comey is not going away anytime soon.
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Drawing from the trio's backgrounds in Bushwick's late-20143s DIY music scene, the band blends screeching vocals, live hardware, and an underlying punk ethos into enthralling, in-your-face stage theatrics.
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While N.F.L. games and other popular sporting events create enormous amounts of waste, marathons that snake through neighborhoods and past people's homes are an in-your-face reminder of human consumption.
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For "Stonemilker" you're placed on a rocky islet, the icy sea lapping at your feet, a lighthouse in the background, Björk all up in your grill and shouting in your face.
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And there may be something to the idea, because no one really knows anything, of fighting a very loud, in-your-face billionaire president with an extremely calculating billionaire former mayor.
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Trump's vow seemed to be a genuine in-your-face moment of defiance delivered from center stage and it had conservative Republicans like Senator Ben Sasse warning of damaging trade wars.
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Still, the second-year manager's mastery of the jabbing index finger, the in-your-face stance and a willingness to get ejected has earned roars of approval from Yankee Stadium crowds.
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And first on the list of spoiler happy people is BIP's own network: ABC's first-look trailer for Bachelor In Paradise season 6 is absolutely dripping with in-your-face spoilers.
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Twitter was perhaps the best possible ... You really saw this, it was very very much in your face, in their complete unwillingness, their absolute ineptitude when it came to policing harassment.
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There's nothing quite like it for outdoor visibility, and even away from sunlight there's something to be said for a display that doesn't suck much power or blast light in your face.
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Sure, aggressive porn ads will still pop up and the live video tab is pretty out there, but it's certainly nothing like the sites where strangers' genitals are shoved in your face.
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Your nose won't stop dripping, your throat feels like you just swallowed an entire knife set, and keeping your eyes open requires pretty much all the strength you have in your face.
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The racism that occurs in the clubs on the West End falls into this grey area; never obvious or in your face, the discrimination is instead implied, tacit, and out of sight.
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The Ladies of Fire N Ice are fierce trash talkers themselves — "[Aneesha and Alex] will get up, get in your face, and they will make you tilt," Alexis says of her teammates.
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Gordon's first collection, which featured in-your-face silhouettes in bold, confident colors, is meant to remind you of the DNA of the house — vibrant and vivid — not rewrite a new one.
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The man has done nothing to make anyone responsible for the blatant corruption, the unmistakable perjury, the in-your-face obstruction of our laws that we have seen play out every day.
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An introverted patient may not connect with a therapist who is extroverted or "in your face"—while some people like direct answers and advice, others may prefer a gentler, more nurturing program.
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It's unlikely that the person with whom you're in relationship will laugh in your face, so bite the bullet, take one hell of a deep breath and say those three little words.
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Throughout his campaign, supporters of Donald Trump loyally stood by his in-your-face bombast, from that very lewd Access Hollywood clip to the blunt insults he threw time and time again.
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"It's a little daunting when you come out of the theatre and people are shoving photos in your face," the 13-time Emmy Award nominee and seven-time Tony Award nominee said.
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It's a common camper's trouble: It takes forever to get a fire going and once you do, you can't even get comfortable around it when it starts blowing smoke in your face.
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Related: Aphex Twin's Bizarre Video Is the Best Thing to Come of this Election All Up In Your Face: Weirdcore Q&A Pixlpa And Weirdcore Team Up To Remix Chuck-D's Face
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Everything made sense with everything else, it was all as smooth and seamless in real time as it is in memory, but Allen would also absolutely dunk right up in your face.
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"Brostep is sort of my fault, but now I've started to hate it in a way...it's like someone screaming in your face for an hour," he told MistaJam on Radio 1.
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Samarra's sound features pretty straightforward post-hardcore singing in the foreground that's very direct and in-your-face, but it's backed up by distant, high-pitched yelps that make it sound haunted.
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Sweet melodies shake out the dirt from their hair before turning back on themselves in perfect feelgood resolution ("Black Hole"); others get halfway there and rub their dissonance in your face ("Westermarck").
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Mr. Lee has fans and detractors — some call him a tough, in-your-face questioner; others call him a loose cannon who makes it almost impossible for other journalists to ask questions.
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Rather than just shoving a bunch of bags in your face that we deem the best, we're creating a one-stop source with guides to every bag type you could ever need.
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He acknowledges that, at times, NYC can be brazen, in-your-face, and difficult, and feels it his duty to offer the community a place where people want to look after you.
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The outdoor experience felt like sitting in an oven while someone shines a flashlight in your face, but that pain had a payoff when a glorious sunset arrived with cool, crepuscular breezes.
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Although white America embraces the black people who are rich and famous with adulation and "when they see you will smile in your face," he said, hate always lurks beneath the surface.
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I think you have to have to have a sense of humor and a little tongue-in-check pretty much everything you confront that's being thrown in your face as highly serious.
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If you smash a piggy bank that has a red card inside, you have to stand against the wall, and everyone at the party gets to throw a pie in your face.
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"We live in an age of on-line, headline-grabbing, wow, in-your-face news," giving rise to expectations of instantaneous invention, Colella, who also heads Citi's venture capital arm, tells Axios.
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Officials from multiple U.S. agencies discussed next steps at a meeting on Thursday, with one aim being to avoid personally attacking Putin and taking in-your-face steps that could prompt retaliation.
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I wondered if the flag's flagrant placement, so close to Montgomery, was an in-your-face rebuke to the presence of the Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
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If you don't use a strategic approach when reaching out to journalists, you'll get few responses, fewer meetings, and articles that either misrepresent you, shortchange you, or blow up in your face.
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We'll pause here to recall the wave of angry and in-your-face protests by a different sort of "Tea Party" that swept American politics in 2010, propelling Republicans to Congressional victory.
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For 30 days, he walked in the door and didn't touch the TV. That's how he realized what addiction really felt like — not an abstraction, but a persistent in-your-face need.
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This city did not rise from the ashes of 9/11 owing to bluster, vulgarity or the "in your face" communication style typical of President Trump and the rest of his crew.
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It's newsworthy, and a snapshot of what our new reality is, but please — not front and center and in your face as you navigate all else the day's newspaper has to offer.
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A relentless dismantling of identity, a difficult jewel of a poem: painfully candid one minute, in your face the next — and as we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day, still distressingly apropos.
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The founder left in 2005, and since then the brand has undergone various reboots, most recently as an in-your-face experiment from Shayne Oliver of the now-defunct Hood by Air.
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"This is in-your-face illegal activity using some of the most deadly, dangerous drugs that are on the streets," William McSwain, US Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, told WHYY.
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Pounded thin and coated in a thick layer of breadcrumbs, this pork is the salty, carb-y thing you'll want to put in your face at the end of a long night out.
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" He describes the self-promoting Courbet — "a great painter, but also a serious publicity act" — as "an in-your-face Realist," whose family motto might well have been "Shout loud and walk straight.
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"They don't give you food for days, they slap you, they beat you, they spit in your face... It's like a cage," said one 21-year old woman, who declined to be named.
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Though some insist that Valentine's Day is a capitalist scam to get you to spend money, it's hard to not want to be coupled up when romance is being shoved in your face.
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It's hard to draw any comparisons to what Spy in New York City was like in the '80s, because it was the most in-the-know, in-your-face, smart, funny, fearless magazine.
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If you would have told me last year when I first stepped out of the limo, I would have probably laughed in your face and asked if you hit your head on something.
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The design of McLean's fursona looks like if a peacock was battle ready: a blend of in-your-face colors, from vibrant blue to bright red, at once defiantly inviting yet devilishly intimidating.
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For some reason, a decision was made early on at one of the companies (and copied by the other) to implement an advertising strategy that consisted solely of expensive, in-your-face advertising.
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The treat has become an easter staple in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the British Isles, where you can't turn your head without having one shoved in your face, because it's Easter, remember?
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Rieslings are similar idea and concept to chili crab, but somehow the flavor profiles are not as exciting as gewürz, whose in-your-face tropical fruit and spice add more dimension to laksa.
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Amber McCall: Naked performance art of 2015 either involved mundane nudity or "in your face" nudity like artist Milo Moiré's naked calendar, leading to the basic idea that nakedness isn't always sex driven.
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The environment takes a sharp turn, turning from bubbling dread to aggressive in-your-face horror reminiscent of the Halls of Agony — King Leoric's torture chambers from Act I. Temple of the Firstborn.
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Don't get it twisted ... there are a lot of Browns fans who believe Mayfield can be the guy to turn things around in Cleveland with his rocket arm and in-your-face personality.
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Listen, we know it's a morbid thought — but the idea that that wind could easily blow those ashes back in your face à la The Big Lebowski is something we often think about.
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That delicate edging is the last bit of subtlety to be found in this production, which almost immediately devolves into a loud, in-your-face spectacle that shamelessly begs for laughs and applause.
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Many Falun Gong adherents have also alienated people with claims tinged with hysteria, a byproduct of the urgency of the topic and an "in-your-face" propagandistic style widespread in China, they said.
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And when I think back to her nails, her glitter eyeliner, her self-aware sexuality and the smart, in-your-face femininity that they all symbolize, I realise that she is absolutely right.
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"This is the first time it's in your face, especially to us in the Midwest," said Ed Schafer, a Republican former governor of North Dakota who was agriculture secretary under George W. Bush.
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The Biennial is sometimes provocative by design: the 2000 edition famously landed in the midst of the culture wars with a barrage of in-your-face art asserting race, gender, and sexual identities.
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"It's loaded with symbolism, because it is meant to be an in-your-face response to the Third Reich, which wanted to eliminate the history and the culture of the Jews," he said.
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Mr. van Hove and his creative team have certainly updated this version with the technology of in-your-face video and a modern TV studio set (though still set in the late '70s).
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" Instead of working in the atonal vein he had used for small chamber pieces, he said, he "threw in a lot of rhythmic stuff, chanting, percussion, wind instruments in your face and aggressive.
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"We have 600 muscles in our body and 40 of those are in your face, so just like you workout your body you workout your face," said Inge Theron the founder of FaceGym.
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" White wrote me that he thinks of "Little Room" and "Grinnin' in Your Face" as "statements to live by, and methods to push myself forward deeper into art, truth, the blues, performance, etc.
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The base, who believe their man is being destroyed by the press and partisan enemies, will cheer anyone they see as having the president's back, particularly one with such in-your-face swagger.
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She can throw an expertly calibrated insult in your face with impressive speed, but not before taking a giant gulp of wine and a contemptuous drag off her fifth cigarette of the night.
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Instead of the in-your-face, golden packaging that male-marketed condoms like the brand's Magnums boast, these are discreet, traveling in a square-shaped carrying case that almost looks like a mirror compact.
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This involves the use of bone conduction technology, which allows you to hear sounds through the vibration of bones in your face, bypassing the outer and middle ears to stimulate the inner ear directly.
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The company has become a lightning rod for its in-your-face advertising and marketing critical of commercial food operations and for its decision to end the use of ingredients from genetically engineered sources.
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Hannah, you've said you suffered from stage fright, which doesn't necessarily match up to the feel of this album, which is more intimate but also more in-your-face compared to the last one.
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I found it exciting to hear the way Evil 9 blended such a mixture of styles together, from in-your-face electro to distorted techno to minimal bleeps and squeaks and massive guitar riffs.
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Because what VR really needs to take off is someone wafting a pungent cheese in your face while you virtually visit Paris or holding a blow dryer in front of you while you drive.
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This political and social climate, heightened by a very real threat to women's reproductive rights, fosters an in-your-face brand of feminism hell bent on bringing female physiology to the forefront of conversation.
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On Wednesday, the singer released the highly-anticipated music video for her song, God Control — a rousing, in-your-face and politically charged call for gun violence prevention, which is excerpted by PEOPLE above.
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And if you're wrong, you're wrong, and you get a little egg in your face, and you might tease them in a blog post, but really, you don't really get penalized for being wrong.
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Dodging slow-moving citizens, stepping in questionable puddles, getting dripped on or blasted by random puffs of hot garbage breeze — all to miss your train as the doors slide closed right in your face.
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" Ackerman said that, to the birds, the lasers are akin to, "someone waving a stick in your face... At some point, you're going to say, 'I'm not welcome here and I'm going to leave.
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The film itself is in 3D, so I have to stick on special glasses, which is handy because during the film, substances are squirted into the audience and can end up in your face.
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The environment is literally in your face, and that opens you up to the experience on a physical level, to a reimagining of the world and your place within it in a fresh way.
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People are just not used to it being applied to a consumer product as intimate as personal email, and that sort of in-your-face use of commerce-grade tracking is perking up ears.
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Below, we're premiering "Planet 50/50" by Club Cheval member Panteros666, who pairs trance's saccharine synths with pitched-up baby vocals straight out of a happy hardcore track and kick-in-your-face drums.
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If you would have told me at any point in my life that I'd eat a sheep's testicle on a date someday, I would have laughed in your face and probably slapped it too.
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While reports on Christie as the brash, in-your-face New Jersey pol have at times reached caricature-esque levels during his time as governor, his town-hall style is more nuanced and tailored.
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Instead of an in-your-face, blue-font-in-a-black-circle notification, the updated version of the app warns riders with a line of faint text about "increased demand" located under the fare.
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Many, particularly from the right, but also some Democratic voices, have denounced these bold, in-your-face moments as rude, a step too far, a blow to civility, a threat to our national discourse.
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It looks fantastic, and its lack of over-the-top drama compliments the mood of the track exactly; evocative rather than in-your-face, bubbling from beneath with a sense of power and pressure.
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" At the age of 11, he started producing his own tracks from home for "five hours a day," and it took him a good seven years to produce his first release, "In Your Face.
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When you have nightmares every night, and those moments are replayed in your face, and you wake up with your bed full of sweat and a wife who looks at you like you're crazy.
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In some ways, Matti's gently caricatured Finnish environment is the antithesis of China's acquisitive, in-your-face public life — and that may explain why "Finnish Nightmares" has touched a nerve among some Chinese readers.
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"Manhattan is full of little pockets, and it's hard to stay in that pocket and try to date someone without it blowing up in your face and disrupting your daily life," Mr. Gurfein said.
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This holiday season, we're making a case for a new addition to the canon — an in-your-face accessory from the brand's edgy, thoroughly modern HardWear collection, launched in 2017 and still expanding today.
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They don't want anything screwing with their weekends, but now they can't turn on the TV without a debate about it and the reactions from players and owners, and it's all in your face.
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No matter how dark or crazy the conspiracy discourse gets, you should laugh your ass off at it, because that's the appropriate (and appropriately shaming) response to fact-free nuttiness getting in your face.
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"The general tenor was: This is not a year like most of you have seen, because you've not seen wind in your face," said Mr. Reynolds, who led the House campaign committee in 803.
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"In the [late 80s], the club scene was big, socialization and visualization was huge, up front and in your face," Patricia Field explained to me, when reflecting on the heyday of Allan and Suzi.
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Expect non-stop conversation—but keep in mind that a lot of it will be exaggerated or blown out of proportion, thanks to Jupiter's tendency to make everything bigger and more in your face.
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If you would have told me a year ago that I would one day watch my husband get a blowjob from a stranger and not feel jealous, I would have laughed in your face.
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The interview, in which Trump proved as eager as ever for verbal jousting on a range of issues, showed no sign he had any intention of abandoning his freewheeling, in-your-face persona as president.
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I talked with Eccleston a few days before the episode's debut about Matt's evolution, filming on a boat in Australia during the country's winter, and what happens when a lion roars right in your face.
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Since the experience is just that much more intense there is no need for 'in your face' stuff, and very subtle music cues paired with lighting changes can bring profound emotions in these fractal worlds.
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Even though it's concealed most of the time, even though people hide their faces and will say things about you and when they see you they smile in your face, it's alive every single day.
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On many campuses, there remains an appetite for an in-your-face free-speech fight, one that stems from years of feeling like outcasts in institutions filled with liberal administrators, liberal professors, and liberal classmates.
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Like, you know what, everyone else is gonna be all up in your face, I'm just going to sit here and do some awesome sketch until you notice how amazing I am on your own.
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He hit the ball with authority and for distance and ushered in an aggressive, hitch-up-your-trousers, go-for-broke, in-your-face power game rarely seen in the often stoic and staid sport.
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But know that every one who smiles in your face is NOT your friend and is NOT cheering for you and will LIE and try and tear u down to TRY and dim your light.
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People complain over these problems, if you can even call them that, and don't see a simple solution: Ignore the person if it pains you that much to flex a couple muscles in your face.
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You'll instantly feel the lush, green pastures under your toes, the crisp salty sea spray in your face, and you might just encounter a talking mountain lion who can help you find your inner piece.
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Rather, it's for the person who's already pushed their way through Times Square, and now wants something more local, refined, and to experience other nooks of New York that are far less-in-your-face.
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He knows that the people want in-your-face entertainment, and he knows those who buy Coachella tickets may want to drink beer in gated areas while they watch it and take photos of it.
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Warming up for your first opponent who you know can legally elbow a crater in your face is probably anxiety-inducing enough without thinking of the faceless thousands who will watch you from their couch.
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Standing in the blazing sun, amid signs reading "My Body, My Choice," and "A Woman's Place is in your Face," Ms. Nixon — holding a wire hanger — said that her mother had had an illegal abortion.
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Some of his views were once seen as out of the political mainstream — his harsh criticism of the United Nations, for example — but his blunt, in-your-face approach now resembles that of Mr. Trump.
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In Your Face Theater's immersive adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel, set among heroin users in Edinburgh in the late 1980s, features nudity, violence, strong language and an intimate encounter with the worst toilet in Scotland.trainspottingnyc.
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In Your Face Theater's immersive adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel, set among heroin users in Edinburgh in the late 23s, features nudity, violence, strong language and an intimate encounter with the worst toilet in Scotland.trainspottingnyc.
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Yes, we can be a little in-your-face and get prickly, but that toughness usually protects warm and caring hearts within and make us proud to be New Yorkers, whether by birth or immigration.
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" They're questions that reflect the issues Feist was turning over when she was working on "Pleasure," an album Mr. Pareles calls "a big change" and Mr. Coscarelli notes is "in your face in its minimalism.
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Trump wants to brand the press as the enemy of the American people when the exact opposite is true: A free, fearless, adversarial, in-your-face press is the best friend a democracy can have.
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Now, imagine that your closest friend is in critical condition after being shot, a customer gets in your face and uses a racial epithet, or your couch-hopping luck runs out and you are homeless.
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The play here, as on Broadway, may wear out its somewhat self-consciously in-your-face welcome, but the sweet-faced Mr. Melling and his authentically accented colleagues do its gallows comedy and its darkness proud.
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"In Brazil, where we're hanging off the rock, you have the sun exactly in your face if you go there in the morning," Hocke said of this picture, taken on the Pedra do Telégrafo in Brazil.
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Simultaneously flat and vibrant, her deadpan, apathetic moan of a voice sums up a musical signature that's abrasive not because it gets in your face but because the run of life has beaten it into resignation.
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When we were filming Words in Your Face for PBS, the precursor to The United States of Poetry, the white jacket blew out the camera, so Elizabeth painted question marks on a plaid zoot-suity jacket.
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As his friend Michael Hohnen once told America's National Public Radio, "He doesn't wear glasses, so it's very obvious...you stare straight into his eyes without pupils and it's quite-in-your-face... it's quite confronting".
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And when your skin is on the lighter side, it can be even trickier to choose the right tone and formula that won't look loud and in-your-face (unless you're going for that, of course).
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With her latest social media portrait, however, Sailor made it clear once and for all that bullying her over her body is only going to inspire her to be even more in your face about it.
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I think having a camera in your face in high school — I wouldn't change it, I'm really happy that was my experience — but it's so hard being a teenager anyways that why have that added pressure?
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Don't let its candy-coated sweetness fool you, though: Dupuis's cutting, straightforward lyrics give the album the signature in-your-face, take-it-or-leave-it attitude that listeners have come to expect from her work.
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It is absolutely magical being on set even when ... we would be doing a lot of military type scenes and running and kind of clambering out of our bunkers and having sand thrown in your face.
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"If you cut on your TV any time today, tomorrow, the following month, the month after that or the rest of this year, you gonna see Cash Money in your face," Lil Wayne told MTV News.
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Before 1999, if you had told us that some of the coolest beauty looks of each year would come courtesy of sweaty, unbathed people hanging out in the desert, we would have laughed in your face.
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I remember [in 'The Dinner Party'] that she had painted female body parts [on plates] and I thought, Wow, that's amazing because you're eating it, like, your food's on top of it, it's in your face.
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The Seattle duo considers Scavengers a natural successor to that first record, but the members are also aware that it's a marked difference from the loud, in-your-face blues/punk/rock they started out making.
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On September 18, fiery Mars squares off with electric Uranus—an issue you thought wasn't a big deal may blow up in your face, but it's nothing you haven't seen before (think back to August 1!).
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But in the way he assumed the tropes of kitsch femininity — lace, ruffles, sequins, peekaboo and high heels — and transformed them into the vehicles of an in-your-face masculine sex appeal, Prince had enormous influence.
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Most of our favorite evening devices—laptops, tablets, televisions and mobile phones—emit short-wavelength blue light, and in the case of your laptop, tablet, and phone, they do so brightly and right in your face.
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Suddenly, a Republican constituency that had grown disgusted by the disappointing do-nothingness of their own party, is confronted by in-your-face visuals of what life in America could be like if they don't vote.
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" [Episode II, 23:210] JWoww: "There was a point where I actually punched you in your face... but at the end of the day I could not be more proud to call Michael Sorrentino my friend.
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Nor can you talk your way out of the fact that he's a heavily-armed and armored bruiser whose approach to the discourse is to get in your face and beat the shit out of you.
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It was sold in its 146 years as a kaleidoscope of Americana and pre-broadband amusements, but the circus was nothing but faded memory dangled in your face while sideshow bamboozlers turned your pockets inside out.
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Whether you're descending from above to take an opponent unaware or flying over rooftops to further the story, this was the in-your-face Batman so many of us have loved reading about over the years.
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Directed by co-actor Matt Phillips, and produced by Wednesday Derrico and Experimental Bitch Presents, The Coward stands as an over-the-top, in-your-face revision of what modern fairy tales can and should be.
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But like the most in-your-face contestant on a reality show, the president has successfully sucked much of the oxygen from the air, managing to make the election seem to be almost exclusively about him.
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Artisanal raw-milk Camembert, with its in-your-face flavor, is increasingly rare, even in France, where less than 10 percent of the Camembert on the market is the traditional stuff known as Camembert de Normandie.
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He goes on to acknowledge he was wrong in any case, noting that having flashing lights in your face is part of the biz and something he signed up for when he got in the game.
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Whether it comes out through absurd sight gags or the verbal daggers the four Roy sibs throw at each other with abandon, the humor is there — often subtle, occasionally in your face, and almost always dark.
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But the total J. Lo effect was kind of mesmerizing: an in-your-face demonstration of a woman glorying in her own physicality, and a dare to anyone who might render judgment based on a number.
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At a time when the president of the United States has called climate change a hoax, here was a vivid, in-your-face example of the dangers most of the world only understands in theoretical terms.
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Try to imagine if, for example, spilling your coffee didn't make you just a little sad, but rather it felt like someone poured coffee on you and laughed in your face, and then yelled at you.
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The interface is also easier on your eyes and helps save power thanks to a darker color palette throughout the entire UI. Previous versions of Android Wear had brighter design, with in-your-face white in places.
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The leather is crucial to the engineering of the device and provides intriguing and appealing quirks that I don't mind (more on both of those in a minute), but it also feels a little in your face.
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Nancy Pelosi, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton, it&aposs OK for you that Trump allies to be confronted, Pam Bondi, Secretary Nielsen, Sarah Sanders wherever they go, tell your friends, build the crowd and get in your face.
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Watching lesbian sex is quite "safe"—I know many friends who've had bad male sex experiences, including me, so sometimes you just want to get off but not have to deal with a penis in your face.
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Now, five years later, Anthem, from acclaimed Dragon Age and Mass Effect creator BioWare, is struggling to find the same footing even as this new game's strengths are right up at the front, screaming in your face.
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"I was just driving a Nissan Leaf, and I realized that a big part of range anxiety is that electric cars constantly tell you [how much battery is left], and it's right in your face," he says.
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"It's a nice sailing area but every time you get some water in your face, it feels like there's some alien enemy entering your face," German Paralympic sailor Heiko Kroger said during a recent visit to Rio.
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Sylvia also had that tenacity, and a great gentleness which is slightly unusual—you would expect, with that surname and the issues that they fought for, that these would be aggressive, loud, in-your-face type people.
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"If you are concerned about the playbook blowing up in your face, you can just revert to the high-quality industrials like 3M that seem unable to miss the numbers no matter what the circumstances, " Cramer said.
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While most of the melodic heavy lifting in "DARE" is courtesy of Rosie Wilson, Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder is left to do his own thing, and colours outside the lines with a brash, in-your-face performance.
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Tickling is about as pleasant as having water thrown in your face, so it's relatively plausible someone would see an ad for paid "competitive endurance tickling" and think, Wow, now THAT's what I call a tough challenge!
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The separatist movement, like the Umbrella Movement, is a reaction not only to Beijing's high-handed denial of genuine political reform in Hong Kong, but also to C.Y. Leung's acerbic manner and in-your-face governance style.
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" Sometimes people will say, 'I'm not really sure if I do like bourbon," at which point I'll typically suggest a cocktail, which is an easier way to go in than just bourbon in your face, you know?
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While most of the melodic heavy lifting in "DARE" is courtesy of Rosie Wilson, Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder is left to do his own thing, and colors outside the lines with a brash, in-your-face performance.
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It's very in your face with its message that racism isn't just about the past but about the present, that for all of the talk about racial progress, in many ways America is still stuck in place.
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But back in September, we had never even heard of the coronavirus, so it didn't matter when someone touched their hands to your shoulders, shoved their chest into your back, exhaled hot breathy screams in your face.
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Human enemies are horrifically transformed monsters, but TriOptimum-constructed mechanical ones are unsettlingly emotionless or even chipper — the service droids hunt you down to cheerfully ask if you need help with anything, then explode in your face.
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When visitors approach, she will ask them to count the joys in their lives, from the smaller moments ("a morning cup of coffee with the sun in your face") to bigger milestones like the birth of children.
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This is somewhere to stay when you want to feel the buzz of South Beach, but without the in-your-face pulse of the club scene, or inflated prices of luxury five-star hotels down the street.
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If, three years ago, you had predicted that the Prime Minister would be threatening an entirely voluntary policy that crashed the economy and necessitated food and medicine shortages, most sensible people would have laughed in your face.
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"It's not the energy reeling / Nor the lines in your face / Nor the clouds on the ceiling / Nor the clouds in space," sings frontwoman Adrianne Lenker, skipping from the existential to the personal and then back again.
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Most striking in that regard was "Rebota Rebota y en Tu Cara Explota" ("It Bounces It Bounces and Then Explodes in Your Face"), directed by Agnés Mateus and Quim Tarrida and performed at the Comédie de Reims.
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Google is working tirelessly to usher in a new world where you shove spoonfuls of cereal in your face from the driver's seat while your car pilots itself around town, but we still aren't quite there yet.
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"You as a man, you open your mouth and take a man's penis in your face, you are perverted… You are a woman and will shake your face in another woman's breast, you are perverted," Burrell reportedly said.
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Carl Paladino, the current chair of Trump's New York campaign, sent an email to a female anti-Trump Utah GOP delegate saying she should be "hung for treason" and promised to "be in your face" at the convention.
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And even though that it's concealed most of the time, even though people hide their faces and will say things about you and when they see you they smile in your face, it's a life every single day.
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Now, if you would have told me—even a year ago—that a Call of Duty game would be on my game of the year list, I would have laughed in your face until the cows came home.
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"The idea of doing this national, public, in-your-face sweepstakes model, I don't think we're going to see this again," said John Boyd, a Princeton, New Jersey-based consultant who guides companies in the site selection process.
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The company has pioneered several innovations that later became common in major browsers such as tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking, which helped users control an earlier generation of in-your-face ads and malware disguised as advertising.
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" To promote an article revealing a new sexual assault accusation against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the New York Times tweeted, "Having a penis thrust in your face at a drunken dorm party may seem like harmless fun.
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If Instagram is QVC for Millennials, TikTok is the line outside the Supreme store for Gen Z. Instead of glossy, in-your-face advertisements for fitness and beauty, the shopping is going to be more "authentic" and narrative.
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If you had told me at that moment that I would one day become a communication coach who would be invited to teach presentation skills to politicians and business leaders, I would have probably laughed in your face.
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"I liked the visuals created through this old baby monitor because it had a kind of night-vision/voyeuristic quality that I felt could depict a mysterious sensuality or intimacy without being too in-your-face," Curry says.
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They're sure as shit not zombies in the traditionally stumbling, shuffling sense, and are partial to popping off a few rifle rounds in your face; but their regeneration abilities and propensity for hideous mutation make them fearsome foes.
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Opera has a history of introducing innovations that later become common in major browsers such as tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking, which helped users control an earlier generation of in-your-face ads and malware disguised as advertising.
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Instead of raising a hand to start a recording, sensors in the glasses' frame could track muscle movements in your face, and every time you had a reason to smile, the camera could automatically document that moment for you.
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LaFleur's work is at once in your face and delicate, choosing a mode of seduction that uses pastiche to lure the viewer in with a hint of familiarity — then jolting them into a world that questions the status quo.
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This means you'll be able to feel like I'm sitting right next to you saying this stuff right in your face instead of just passively reading it off a screen and maybe getting distracted by other less important stuff.
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Feel free to unstrap from your Oculus for now (for those of you special early adopters out there!) — and it's adios amigos until tomorrow, when we'll be right back in your face with more exciting BH&FA YC news!!!!
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On the other hand, aggressively distorted or deliberately loud and in-your-face music such as Rage Against the Machine's hard rock or System of a Down's pounding heavy metal tends to come across with all its harshness intact.
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"When [Baby Phat] first popped on the scene what I loved was that it was so in your face and you could tell that a woman of color put it together," writer and educator Stevona Elem-Rogers tells Broadly.
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You can call us all the names you want, you can say what you want to say, but we're going to continue to excel, to stand here, be in your face and we're going to be doing amazing things.
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Yet Brown, 55, who grew up in a religious family in Chateauguay, Quebec and identifies as a Christian, argues that the seemingly in-your-face blasphemous qualities of his latest work aren't at odds with the Bible at all.
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Then I got woke — in the Olay skin research lab in Cincinnati, OH. That's the thing about privilege: You go through life blissfully unaware of yours until you get a metaphorical bucket of ice water thrown in your face.
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Click here to view original GIFI realize that airbags have saved countless lives since they were introduced in the early '70s, but that doesn't make the idea of having a giant pillow explode in your face any less terrifying.
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While a Scorpio like Katy Perry—comfortable in her sexuality, fun and in your face—would seem like a fine pick for someone like Drake, that is truly a recipe for disaster because Scorpios love to destroy each other.
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A Algiers: The Underside of Power (Matador) Initially I thought they had the right idea and the wrong execution—in-your-face politics stretched past their stress threshold by a fusion of soul-rock histrionics and noise-metal aggression.
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Namely, Trump is playing a part in front of the cameras -- the norm-breaking, in-your face conservative populist who is attempting to maintain his razor-thin electoral coalition of loyal Trump fanatics, stalwart Republican voters and disaffected Democrats.
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"I was thinking if I told my 14-year-old self that I would hang out in sweatpants that cover my belly button I think I would have vomited on the spot and laughed in your face," she joked.
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As the industry evolves, what we'll likely see is fewer ads (which increases scarcity and actually raises prices and revenue) with more streamlined and non-intrusive units that are focused on content rather than obtrusive in-your-face messages.
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As a queer skater, I thought it was really cool to see something that was so in your face about basically saying, This is a queer skate zine and you're going to look at some things that are queer.
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I met up with Moss shortly before the series' debut to talk about the links between Peggy and Offred, the role of accidental feminists, and what it's like to have a camera in your face all of the time.
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The Alberta native's playful and in-your-face mixes for local labels slash collectives including Manicure Records and carepackage, the latter of which she co-founded, blend footwork, trap, and everything in-between with plenty of personality to spare.
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Eye makeup looks often aim for some degree of naturalism, as with a "smoky eye" created from a tonal range of brown or black eyeshadows, but the movement toward in-your-face color is all about artifice and playfulness.
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If you don't already use essential oils to relax and decompress, chances are, you're likely using them in some form or another, whether it's the tea tree oil in your face wash or the lavender oil in your bath bomb.
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Femme, as an identity and term, originates from "a history of people at the margins who offer an in-your-face challenge to the idea that femininity is natural and compliant," said Heather Berg, a Gender Studies professor at USC.
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"He'll talk about the same stuff somebody else'll talk about, but… he'll say it in a way that's more high class, and it's not just straight up 'I sell drugs' or 'I'll shoot you in your face,'" Buddah Bless said.
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"People need to know before they buy these devices that there's a possibility they're going to blow up in your pocket, in your face," said Dr. Katie Russell, the trauma medical director at Primary Children's Hospital who first treated the boy.
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Hosted by former politician Jerry Springer, the tabloid talk show — known for its sensational topics, in-your-face confrontations and on-set brawls — has aired in syndication since 1991, cementing its place in history as one of daytime's biggest success stories.
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The second-generation Pure Cool improves on the first with better filtering, an improved LCD that shows your air quality in real time, and a new mode that keeps it from blowing cool air in your face when it's cold.
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Where Blonde is smooth and laid-back, Awaken is more intense and in your face, but both artists have crafted albums that can be enjoyed on both a song-by-song basis or as a full-on, straight-through listen.
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This may drive voters to populist parties who promise revenge on elites: "If you see someone pissing in your face every day and there's nothing you can do about it, that makes you about as angry as you can get."
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That's not to take away from the potency of the work — I just think it's important when articulating what an in-your-face piece of theater this was to note that the chopping of onions was quite literally in my face.
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Throughout the season, there was criticism that Corinne's in-your-face sexuality rubbed other contestants the wrong way, but given that she's admitting she was acting a certain way to impress her partner, I actually have a lot of sympathy.
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Syrian bombing raids on the same town have already taken place from the attacked airfield, an in-your-face response to the US strike, showing that it didn't take out the airstrip and thus our action was only a symbolic pinprick.
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In a brand new Funny or Die video titled "Sexy Women Beg for Healthcare," Chyna teams up with Rebecca Romijn, Nina Dobrev and other stars to highlight the importance of healthcare in the most raunchy, in-your-face way possible.
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There's been a couple of these platforms for coding and stuff like that, but creativity is harder because that is something that is a very artisanal, in your face, let me meet the designer, that's how we sort of sold it.
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Talk about the genesis of the book, when you started the book it was like, "Look at this bare-knuckled startup that's changing the world and its pugnacious in-your-face CEO who's just such a character" kind of thing.
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Once you get past the in-your-face sexplosion of naked profile pictures, questionable profile names (many involve the number 69), and explicit videos, there are actually an impressive number of resources to help make your experience as satisfying as possible.
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The kind of smashmouth, in-your-face politics that Trump and Cruz have been practicing in recent months is also born out of an era of conservative cable television and Internet outlets that have promoted this aggressive style of discourse.
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Instead, they're a bit zoomed-in and slightly oversized, with each flower typically at least one to two inches, creating an allover pattern that's pretty in-your-face (which explains why you can see them from a mile away).3.
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Although the amount of revenue lost is small, the break exposes Republicans' contempt for the middle class, reflecting a belief that it is so uninformed, they can get away with such an in-your-face tax cut for the wealthiest Americans.
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Some are proposing nutrition labels that show how much exercise is needed to burn off what you're about to cram in your face, and the FDA has suggested a label overhaul that includes a much more prominent display of calorie counts.
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While it certainly got its share of hate from metal purists, Sunbather demonstrated the necessity of bold, brash, in-your-face rock music in the current moment, especially in genres whose loyalty to tradition so frequently precludes future stylistic development.
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