Ray says Boo didn't innocently wander off their property either.
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Did things innocently malfunction or was it all your fault?
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It started innocently enough (for the porn industry, at least).
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His message began innocently enough, then veers into stalker territory.
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Bram Stoker's Dracula opens, innocently enough, with a paprika chicken.
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Instead of innocently beating a dude up, I killed him.
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The initial email, sent back in 2012, begins innocently enough.
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" Grohl responded, somewhat innocently: "Will I be playing an instrument?
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" Gwendolyn asks innocently, "Where do you get your ideas from?
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People innocently watching the Super Bowl choked a little bit.
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The pick skidded innocently through Korpisalo's pads and into the net.
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"What would one use this pipe for?" you might innocently wonder.
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What ultimately became the website Verrit "started very innocently," she says.
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It started innocently enough with Wendy's promoting its "4 for $4" meal.
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Saturday Night Live's vision of Super Bowl Sunday starts out innocently enough.
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But he didn't walk in as innocently as we'd initially thought, either.
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He interrupts Philip, who is busy innocently painting birds, and comes clean.
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Those funny little symbols you innocently share with your friends every day?
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He was innocently changing lanes, and ended up cutting off the suspects.
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It certainly explains why some may have innocently misinterpreted the terminology used.
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A conversation that starts our innocently could turn into something very intense!
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You will start out innocently enough, but it quickly becomes an obsession.
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He gazed off innocently, as if he'd ended up there by accident.
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As Herrick tells it, the man innocently pressed the buzzer for Herrick's apartment.
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On Saturday, Preds center Kyle Turris stood innocently in front of his goalie.
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Last Friday, Mackenzie Kaplan innocently posted a selfie posing with her daughter, Isabelle.
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As we innocently paraded in front of Dewey and his delegates, Illinois Sen.
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To my companions, it looks like I'm innocently and excitedly scouting new spots.
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The senator, they said, had simply — and innocently — offered generosity to a friend.
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This might have all started innocently enough, but the overall effect is staggering.
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What has become a full-blown political scandal in Baltimore started innocently enough.
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It starts innocently enough: you're just a young boy traipsing through a nighttime forest.
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Innocently pick up a book, not yet realizing it will provide a magical experience.
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It started out innocently enough, with Kennedy helpfully wiping some makeup off Cohen's lapel.
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UBS said it apologised unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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UBS said it apologized unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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Innocently naughty behavior has historically been the prerogative of teenage boys rather than girls.
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The conversation starts out innocently enough, but then Bob's loose screws start to show.
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But most people walk in innocently, and walk out feeling grateful for their care.
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Melbourne By Mike James It all started innocently enough on a beautiful summer morning.
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Mr. Graham said he had been "innocently unaware" of the storm gathering over Watergate.
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Jefferson had been peacefully, innocently watching her 8-year-old nephew at the home.
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The changes aim to differentiate between "intentional cheaters" and athletes who "innocently test positive".
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Sheena, the clip's unfortunate star, explained to Mashable that the situation started out innocently enough.
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And while the book starts off innocently, things quickly takes a turn for the raunchy.
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Not an invitation to a sex partyThe night of June 13, 2016 started innocently enough.
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President Obama innocently asked Prince Harry how Megan enjoyed spending Christmas with the royal family.
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" Trump said that "a lot of" Unite the Right participants "were there to innocently protest.
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Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. has brushed it off innocently as political opposition research.
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"Today, those who use anti-immigrant rhetoric, even if innocently, are doubly guilty," he said.
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He referred to a generation of "heiwa boke," people who innocently take peace for granted.
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Ms. Greenidge has charted an ambitious course for a book that begins so mock-innocently.
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That these videos dip a toe in those waters, even innocently, can be off-putting.
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Each individual choice seems innocently incremental, an exercise of freedom made easy through digital encouragement.
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It all starts rather innocently, as Leno offers Neil deGrasse Tyson a ride in his EcoJet.
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This is another one of the paintings' paradoxes: we are looking at leaves, but not innocently.
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Friending them on Facebook and not-so-innocently adding them to your Secret Crush list...ehhhh.
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How could that happen innocently: two sources getting the same date wrong in the same way?
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" You know, very innocently — and then she says something like, "Oh, right, because that's bad now.
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Perhaps it started innocently: Kushner woke up late, with a misbehaved cowlick, and ran out the door.
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I sense danger all around me, and so begin to cower from bodies innocently brushing against mine.
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Washington claimed he was innocently trying to put the gun away -- and wasn't trying to brandish it.
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While the innocently confident Lisa wanders from storefront to storefront looking for work, her aunt dies suddenly.
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Okay, not quite ... I'm old now and it's impossible to ever look at things so innocently anymore.
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The town, with its sandcastles and slot machines, appears innocently provincial to those unacquainted with U.K. politics.
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Most parents know that young children are imaginative and suggestible and innocently prone to making things up.
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The second movement, innocently titled Waltz, emerged in this performance as a slyly luxurious, darkly manipulative dance.
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When Greg innocently suggests that he and Tom might have an open business relationship, Tom loses it.
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But the way it was clued, so innocently underneath 15A, didn't even tip me to a theme.
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Asked whether he was ever criticized for writing tonal pieces or quoting Chopin, Mr. Crumb replied innocently.
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His weird science—intended to change base metals into gold—starts innocently enough, with chemistry and incantations.
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Because she was doing it so innocently I think most people were thinking, &aposOh bless her&apos.
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Queen Radio began innocently enough, with Minaj offering a breakdown of her creative process for the album.
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Trotman claims he was innocently strolling through with groceries when he witnessed Fowler almost hit another car.
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In 2012, Lenny Kravitz made internet history with an accessory he chose to wear while innocently running errands.
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"I had crashed that party, innocently, and there I was, so uncool that I was grinning," Pop said.
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More innocently, people trigger wildfires all the time by discarding lit cigarettes, starting campfires, and setting off fireworks.
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It starts innocently enough, with Philip taking a trip to the osteopath due to pain in his neck.
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Innocently unaware of the dangers of these coins, Bank ate hundreds of them from the constantly replenishing stock.
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And then by noon we'd already be back and sitting innocently at the breakfast table with our families.
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It all started innocently enough on Thursday, the day the show kicked off, with a bit of misdirection.
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It all started innocently enough, when Halliwell Horner, 46, posted a video on Instagram announcing their (partial) reformation.
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Any astrology rookie knows the feeling: You innocently open your horoscope, ready for news of the upcoming week.
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"How can they marry me off if I am not physically present?" she asks innocently, and Prabhati laughs.
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That person sitting next to you innocently drumming their fingers on the sofa makes you want to scream.
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I'm kind of nodding innocently while Dad tells a joke about a shunt radiator and a kinetic interceptor.
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It began innocently enough, with Florida State quarterback James Blackmon's pass slipping out of receiver Auden Tate's hands.
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It's a simple plastic-rimmed Getty-esque image of a smiling professional looking couple innocently canoodling over coffee.
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The Diamondbacks said in a statement that Prieto had inadvertently, and innocently, worn the device on the bench.
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Things start innocently enough with a few intelligent light bulbs, a dimmer or two, and a motion sensor.
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Ever innocently wander onto Instagram's Following tab and accidentally unearth something you, uh, didn't necessarily want to see?
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"Untitled (How Does It Feel)" starts innocently, panning from the singer's neat cornrows to his gap-toothed smirk.
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The White House's "memorandum" begins innocently enough, with Trump congratulating the Ukrainian President on his recent electoral victory.
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"It was really fun; you should have been there!" my stepson said, so mock-innocently that I laughed.
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The transformation began innocently, on Halloween night of '13, with a rudimentary costume and a lightning bolt scar.
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My 22th birthday was spent in the hospital watching O.J. Simpson speed away innocently in a white Ford Bronco.
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He innocently believes that if they swear they won't tell a soul, his secret will be safe with them.
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If he disagreed, he just asked you a question that innocently invited you to think about what you thought.
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Today I cried for a child, a child who so innocently talked about food, and the lack of it.
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The great debates that have enraged, enthralled, and animated our trigger-happy social media era always begin innocently enough.
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It all starts off innocently enough, with a simple request from her eight-year-old to get the mail.
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"She so innocently explained, 'I'm doing a lockdown drill and I have to be very quiet,' " Feeley tells PEOPLE.
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An app or site emerges, innocently hoping that in anonymity we'll be free to gush compliments to each other.
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The segment started innocently enough, with Norton asking Delevingne to retell an anecdote about having sex on a plane.
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We scooted toward each other, for warmth, and when I turned on my side Joel spooned me, very innocently.
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Phaedra Lewis had planned on ignoring it, figuring it had been innocently triggered by the smoke of a cigarette.
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A lot of cultural appropriation happens innocently, a lot of people just want to incorporate things into their outfit.
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You had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest.
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When you innocently say the words "integrated graphics" to those who play PC games, don't expect a positive response.
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If six million Polish people were innocently killed, you would feel the same way as the Jewish people feel.
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And cute tricks like this, however innocently devised, don't necessarily help Google sell more app features to other companies.
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It starts out innocently enough as wonky pop, until a thick, rumbling layer of bass swells to the forefront.
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You being silly—but not obnoxiously silly, just innocently, endearingly silly—in the Halloween aisle of a big-box store.
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The "Sea Gal" says she was innocently parked sideways on the freeway and that Hales had carelessly T-boned her.
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It's not easy determining who might also have been radicalized or just innocently stayed in contact with a loved one.
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Madison innocently sent another photo with a close-up of her face, which cut off the view of her shirt.
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It all begins innocently enough after an Australian groomer posts about what an honor it was to groom the pets.
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On Saturday morning, Taylor dropped what he innocently described as a "silly Google Maps origin story" in a Twitter thread.
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We see these people as innocently genuine and often beautiful, typical of Halprin's lifelong quest for non-stylized dance movement.
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He described a scene where a busload of FBI men would appear one day as we were innocently picking vegetables.
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The night began innocently enough—there were laughs, there was office gossip, there was an equal sharing of beverage costs.
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We settled into a cuddle, and Richard smiled innocently as if he had not just Scooby Screamed mid pole-smoke.
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Talk of witches, body splitters, child removers, though their mothers walked them innocently through the woods as infants, gathering hazelnuts.
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But you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest.
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Sometimes the people hired to help you, like accountants and lawyers, can innocently provide a way into your financial life.
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In 2012, this magazine sent me — quite innocently — to Oklahoma City to write about its ascendant basketball team, the Thunder.
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The Department of Labor's increasingly heated dispute with Google over a gender pay gap began, innocently enough, with a routine audit.
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The game begins innocently enough – inside the silhouette of a human body, you move a green dot to collect red dots.
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The two flirt innocently, braving the teasing of their friends, but never going further than a furtive kiss on the cheek.
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On Twitter, a fan innocently asked how long this interlude would be, and Grande responded by seemingly revealing Davidson's penis size.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Bonnie Lucas's "That Girl" (1987), two little girls play innocently with a tea set.
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The boarder's encounter with the masked mischief maker started off innocently enough, with the athlete eyeing the swimming raccoon in astonishment.
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Felipe backs Blake's story that he innocently posed for a photo with a random blonde woman outside the ME Melia Hotel.
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" She added that the organization was less organized in the 1990s and that "people over time use terms interchangeably and innocently.
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The doctrine started off innocently enough, as a means of making sure that the right people brought disputes to a court.
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It seems at least possible to me that he just innocently misspoke, so I can't get too worked up over it.
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The young Canadian tenor Isaiah Bell brings a sweetly lyrical, if sometimes strained, voice and an innocently handsome look to Antinous.
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No matter, because Frog and Toad go to bed content, innocently believing that at least their friend has a tidy yard.
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"Because I'm a 'national treasure,' I could get away with anything," Ms. Ullman's Judi says innocently as she goes on rampages.
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At some point, it appears they may actually be boyfriend and girlfriend in the way 13-year-olds innocently begin relationships.
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It's a feeling we all strive for, but hearing it sung so innocently is a reminder that everyone yearns for this.
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The story behind Tammy Palmer's death started innocently enough, with run-of-the-mill conflicts that many families deal with every day.
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In the penultimate episode, one of the final scenes has Elodie's younger step-brother innocently playing with his toys using her suitcase.
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"I was so naive, I innocently hopped on his lap expecting to hear a story about Fonzie or Happy Days," Polinsky said.
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It seemed to happen so innocently, I did a series of Pull-ups and simply pushed too hard to complete the set.
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Ikasovic was innocently googling herself one night in February when she came across a website called WikiFeet with her name on it.
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Shmuley was making the rounds in Washington for Israel Independence Day this week and innocently posted photos of himself with notable Republicans.
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She innocently read Irish actor Allan Leech some Seamus Heaney; amazed, he passed her on to his agent, who now represents her.
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It's one of the trickiest, most innocently veiled questions we experience when applying for a new job: What was your previous salary?
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"You had a lot of people in that group who were there to innocently protest, and very legally protest," Trump said Tuesday.
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Tay started out innocently enough, texting messages with funny one-liners ("If it's textable, its sextable — but be respectable") and flirtatious undertones.
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Even if you innocently stumble across suspicious-seeming activity, try to remember that tone and intent are much harder to gauge online.
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Mr. Davis said that he innocently gave Mr. Walters information at first, but over time became a "virtual conduit" about corporate developments.
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"He also knew that these people, facing their fate innocently and defenselessly, were killed for inhuman reasons based on race," it added.
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Host Sarah Koenig spoke with Kim Harrison, a family friend of the Bergdahls who innocently reported Bowe missing to Portland law enforcement.
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The bit started innocently enough as Che invited a Goop staffer, played by Heidi Gardner, to discuss the company's recent wellness summit.
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Because the Red Light District generally doesn't take kindly to photographers, Prickaerts would shoot from the hip while innocently looking the other way.
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"It had never even occurred to me that something I had always eaten (so innocently) could be causing me such harm," Mowry writes.
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It started innocently enough with the BB cream craze, then quickly blew into an obsession with Asia's innovative masks, essences, and application techniques.
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"We apologise unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by these innocently intended comments by Paul Donovan," it said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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The linked timecodes often forwards a user to a point in the video where the minor may, innocently, be found in compromising positions.
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Here's the problem with today -- you can innocently do something among friends who are Christian, Jewish and Arab and have a good time.
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It can happen to anyone: You innocently open up your weekly horoscope, hoping for news of romantic prospects and career opportunities to come.
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"It's inadvertently and innocently pollinating the plant," said Michael Engel, a paleoentomologist at the University of Kansas and an author on the paper.
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Some tweets compared the call to the ubiquitous "bad pets" pictures — in which dogs and cats pose innocently with a mess they've created.
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"We apologise unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by these innocently intended comments by Paul Donovan," UBS said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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People from the night club line rushed to their cars, while others with wavering jaws innocently lined up as though nothing had happened.
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Mr. Walker modeled the character after a high school and college buddy who was tall and thin and often got into trouble innocently.
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If you innocently decorate your office with a rope shaped into a noose because you like rodeo cowboys, I can still be offended.
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In 1964, Fact magazine surveyed thousands of psychiatrists about Barry Goldwater, wondering — not entirely innocently — whether he was psychologically fit to be president.
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Sure, with such a scenario that begins innocently enough, President Trump might succeed in distracting the public — but the cost might be astronomical.
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The best art aimed at the young also speaks convincingly to adults, and on that front this opera, so innocently staged, is problematic.
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The whole affair started innocently enough: Blizzard tweeted about a Chinese New Year-themed live event in Overwatch that starts on Jan. 24.
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The questioning started out innocently enough — a CBP agent asked him standard questions like about where he traveled from and who he visited.
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He killed my other two babies with a hose that ran from the tail pipe of his car to where they were innocently sleeping.
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Those who innocently settled in to watch their favorite romance movie, The Notebook, recently found themselves facing heartbreak not unlike that in the film.
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And LaValle, 30, couldn't resist posting his own snap of Giovanna before class, mugging innocently for the camera while trying on her new backpack.
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They believe, ardently and innocently, that they are doing good in the world, and they see their companies as levers for world-changing improvements.
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With brands now a mishmash of Helvetica, austere design, all forms of kale, and boutique fitness, the basic food-court smoothie seems innocently retro.
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It's true that these fictions meet a psychological need, but it's not as if they just spring up innocently from some national collective unconscious.
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Josh Duhamel and Malin Akerman might be portraying two people (sort of) innocently having drinks together, but their body language says so much more.
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It started innocently enough, with Jay telling Laura he had a surprise for her and would tell her later when he picked her up.
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It all started innocently enough with three of today's biggest It-girls, Kendall, Gigi Hadid, and Hailey Baldwin, enjoying a chill day at home.
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Dad Jionni LaValle couldn't resist posting his own snap of Giovanna before class, mugging innocently for the camera while trying on her new backpack.
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It started innocently enough on Saturday, during widespread airport protests railing against the Trump administration's immigration ban — which affects an outsized proportion of Muslims.
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When a stranger at a friend's birthday party innocently asked me what I was up to, I launched into an exegesis on the mystery.
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By now, many Americans have heard sad stories that begin with a white teen innocently ingesting a prescription obtained from a pharma-influenced doctor.
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It often begins innocently enough—with prescription painkillers after a back operation, perhaps, or a line of coke snorted for fun at a party.
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They didn't innocently overhear anonymous whispers on a midtown elevator, something the law has never considered a basis for the crime of insider trading.
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Her new single, "Malibu," features a country-inflected twang, and in its accompanying video she's frolicking innocently on the beach in a white dress.
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" In college, she says, she "behaved uncontrollably […] raising my hand every five minutes in every class meeting to innocently request clarification […] dumfounding my instructors.
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I will confess that my left brain had issues with the Departurizer's actually having worked (as I innocently assumed it did on first watching).
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Shortly before the interview, he innocently let his Twitter followers know he would be on TV. Then, as the questioning began, the door opened.
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ABUJA, Nigeria — The realization that she'd made a catastrophic gamble came in the form of a letter innocently handed to Diane by her eldest son.
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Only Otis' Spider-Man-pajama-clad feet can be seen sticking out from under his 4-month-old sister's crib as she looks up innocently.
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They chat innocently with her, not knowing her identity, nor believing her when she says she's heading to King's Landing to kill Queen Cersei Lannister.
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So soon, you can keep your location searches and trips seeeeecreeeeeet—for all your hot trysts, secret trips, and maybe more innocently, surprise party planning.
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And at home, relatives innocently told me that I might not end up being "top- and bottom-heavy" like the other women in my family.
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Comey's concern was shared by a number of senior executives, who were acutely aware that a term construct like "FBI special" might be innocently misinterpreted.
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Additionally, she was offering adult services online and on one of her promotion pictures my daughter can be seeing [sic], innocently standing beside her mother.
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"What you don't want is people traveling from that area to other areas of the country and inadvertently and innocently infecting other individuals," Fauci said.
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A wildfire — which in a cruel coincidence is innocently named Camp Fire — began to engulf Paradise as I taught back-to-back classes on Thursday.
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Jones claimed he wasn't trying to get a competitive edge -- but had innocently taken a "d**k pill" that he didn't know contained a banned substance.
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You'd be innocently playing Colossal Cave Adventure, minding your own business, throwing axes at dwarfs, and someone on the network would flood your screen with ASCII.
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Jamil's tweets started out innocently enough, pointing out how often magazines airbrush photos of female celebrities in their 21s and 28s while leaving male celebrities untouched.
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I'll never forget innocently walking up to the line and reaching for a plate of just-sauced, steaming pasta that had landed in front of me.
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Although the girl's Home Alone-style caper was innocently prompted by a desire to fly, according to RT, it raises serious questions about Russian airport security.
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The quirky star of "The Fly" and "Jurassic Park" takes on the role of zeitgeist whisperer, innocently inquiring into our fascinations with sneakers, jeans and tattoos.
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The Texas seventh began innocently enough with two outs sandwiching an Asdrubal Cabrera single against Bailey, who had allowed just four hits in six shutout innings.
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While things start off innocently enough, it soon becomes clear that Alex's decision to ditch Delta in favor of some cozier accommodations was a colossal mistake.
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As he spoke, sometimes choked with emotion, Mahdya looked up innocently from her bed, brushing her favorite doll's hair, her tiny fingers bruised from needle pricks.
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"What you don't want is people traveling from that area to other areas of the country and inadvertently and innocently infecting other individuals," Fauci told CNN.
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Once, after a security guard innocently mistook me for a Fox employee, I spent the rest of the day tugging my skirt down a couple inches.
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He was stabbed to death by a Palestinian terrorist during a visit to Israel, while he was innocently paying a visit to the Tel-Aviv boardwalk.
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On behalf of all Toronto residents, I am outraged that someone has unleashed such a terrible attack on our city and people innocently enjoying a Sunday evening.
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"The tragedy of course is worsened by the fact it occurred in a church, a place of worship, where these people were innocently gunned down," he said.
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Everyone has a different story about how they came across their first porno (maybe they were snooping around someone else's stuff or "innocently" searching for something online).
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It started out innocently, like so many toxic things do: A dear friend who was aware of my affinity for crossword puzzles suggested I download the app.
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It all stems from an April 15 incident at Isabella's Kitchen in Scottsdale -- where Tom says he was innocently hanging out when another patron started insulting him.
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"Indeed, if the payment was made as innocently as Mr. Cohen has suggested, there should be no objection to the prompt release of the SAR," he added.
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Gone are the days when an actor can just innocently post a script page to Instagram, according to Nathalie Emmanuel, thanks to the show's new security protocols.
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Coupled with the obvious partisan bias revealed in those who directed the counter-intelligence operation, it is hard to conclude these representations were innocently or ignorantly made.
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According to the lawsuit filed in NYC, Jasmine Besiso and Myrone Powell claim they were innocently hanging out when Barnes approached Jasmine and began to choke her.
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Three gunman opened fire on the high school football player and his friends while they were innocently hanging out after the last day of the school year.
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His tail hangs innocently between his legs, and I'm having a hard time imagining him whirling, manic, out of control in a pool of his own blood.
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The protagonist of James's era — the scholar in his dim library — was supplanted in our imaginations by curious young women roaming gloomy manors and innocently unleashing hell.
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" He added, "Indeed, if the payment was made as innocently as Mr. Cohen has suggested, there should be no objection to the prompt release of the SAR.
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Sellers, 220, began her journey to the race innocently enough: Her brother was running in it and thought it would be fun for her to join him.
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In "Black Monday" that humor often has a brotastic, locker room flavor, perhaps meant to invoke an innocently dirty quality in the film comedies of the period.
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In this case, the prank is played by a father on his son, who innocently sits in the Tesla when it suddenly stirs to life and begins moving.
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Nanette is such a major departure from the conventions of comedy specials that to see its thumbnail — innocently hovering next to Ali Wong and Dave Chappelle — feels off.
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But, Tornetta says the allegations are horse crap ... claiming he was innocently hanging out when the mounted cops rode up on him, grabbed him and started dragging him.
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"She also, perhaps innocently, felt that he was guided by his desire to impress his friends and did not wish jail time for him," according to her suit.
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Confidently, yet innocently he has zero social graces whatsoever due to his upbringing so every interaction he has with someone is direct, odd, often uncomfortable and amazingly hilarious.
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And when he responded, earlier this month, to allegations that he touched women inappropriately, he cast himself as a man innocently following the mores of an earlier era.
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Imagine innocently lifting a Negroni to your lips and detecting a whiff of Hebrew National but thinking nothing of it because you assume the best of your host.
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She questions him about his abusive behaviors—even innocently—and he flies off the handle, accusing her of cheating on him, hiding things from him, not trusting him.
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Someone might "innocently visit -- doing a very lovely thing, which is visiting a loved one in a facility -- and spreading a disease that can be deadly," he said.
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Outside the train station, I think of the 31 people who were so tragically killed in the metro and at the airport while innocently going about their daily lives.
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On her show, Live With Kelly, the 46-year-old host said that she was innocently searching for pictures of hair when the app suggested an image of herself.
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The soup first appears innocently — when Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) arrives at the location where she'll shoot her first adult film, you can spot an array of Campbell's soup cans.
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"You also had some very fine people on both sides": You had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest.
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But today, these stories help other companies convince employees to practically work themselves to death, which makes them seem less innocently romantic than they might have in the 1990s.
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Now, thanks to some innocently tweeted photographs from Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, the Orthodox rabbi, author and TV personality, we can see the priorities that form Bannon's to-do list.
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There's always a theme: Previously, we've seen Paris Fashion Week attendees ravage the Chanel supermarket, innocently "gamble" at the Chanel casino, and get connected at the Chanel Data Center.
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Although he was given the max punishment, Jones is taking solace in the fact arbitrators believed his story about innocently taking a sexual enhancement tablet that contained banned substances.
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If you missed it -- Kelly innocently turned to her co-host and said, "So, you've gotten divorced ..." We're told the look of shock on his face was 100% authentic.
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I like to imagine they have a mugshot of me back there, smiling innocently and, underneath, the words "NO MOR JARZ" smeared in thick, delicious, name brand hazelnut paste.
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On an afternoon in late December 1977, the Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o innocently drove by the walls of Kamiti, a high-security prison on the outskirts of Nairobi.
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In the song, she embarks on a road trip to San Francisco, then Fresno, California, where she pulls her car over to watch kids innocently playing in a park.
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Henson's creations entertain everybody, in both innocently wholesome ways (as on Sesame Street) and slightly more grown-up but still generally PG-rated ways (as on The Muppet Show).
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"I think that a child who is innocently sleeping in her mother's lap on gorgeous Lake George — on a family boat ride — is the picture of innocence," she said.
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Thankfully, it was all caught on camera, because it appears as if the father didn't believe the kid at all, who was innocently playing on his phone at the time.
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No subsequent love of mine has ever felt as innocently sure and safe as the one I left behind that summer, and some part of me still mourns that loss.
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"James 'Jimmy' Kimmel, a man on the precipice of hosting the Oscars, an opportunity to be the toast of the town," says Freeman speaking off-camera, and beginning innocently enough.
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The father-daughter duo appeared on Wednesday's podcast of The Dan Patrick Show, during which Ella innocently called out the Deepwater Horizon star by asking him to spit some bars.
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It all started innocently enough, with an offer to tour the estate: After lunch, the Queen had asked her royal guest whether he would like a tour of the estate.
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A robotic submersible captured the first-ever footage of a great white taking a nap, and you can see it innocently catch some zzzs with its mouth hanging wide open.
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You're on your fourth cup of coffee and you really need a different form of caffeine to fuel your toil, so you innocently snag a cola from the break room.
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Le'Veon Bell innocently went to Twitter to ask his followers what he thought of his new song on Sunday ... and Keenan Allen did exactly that with a BRUTALLY honest response.
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What started innocently enough as a giveaway of free soccer tickets to the UEFA Champions League final took a turn for the worse thanks to a handful of online trolls.
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While the interview began innocently enough, the actor, who was in the country for the Comic Con Experience in Brazil, quickly began to derail Moreira's questioning by complimenting her looks.
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LeBron James got taken to task for doing exactly that back in 2014, when he innocently put his arm around Kate Middleton in a photo-op ... a major faux pas.
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"What started innocently developed into obsession, as we became increasingly aware of how corrupt the eyewear industry truly is," Kidong Kwon, L'appel's product designer, told Refinery29 of the brand's start.
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At the end of the day, this job has really changed the way I feel about the world—I've learned that you can't just innocently expect the best from people.
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Brüno's interview with Paul begins innocently enough, but it is quickly interrupted by a "technical issue," sending the two men to an adjacent bedroom — where Brüno attempts to seduce him.
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I was feeling pretty ambitious about the whole thing when a co-worker innocently inquired as to whether or not I had any containers with which to transport these lunches.
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I found more than 1,000 victims of trunk entrapment over several decades, including more than 300 deaths and dozens of children who entered the trunk innocently, became trapped and died.
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"This tragic event demonstrates the risks that vulnerable migrants face as they innocently search for better lives," Lalini Veerassamy, the migration agency's Djibouti chief of mission, said in a statement.
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To end the war on drugs would do much more to change innocently perceived, but damaging, norms in poor black communities as continuing programs such as Obama's My Brother's Keeper.
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" The conversations usually start innocently enough, but after the usual pleasantries are exchanged, the creep catcher will write something along the lines of, "I'm actually only 12, is that OK?
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Sometimes I was kicking myself, because I had set—innocently enough—a tone for the first one which I then had to somehow make still work in the third one.
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But you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest, and very legally protest — because I don't know if you know, they had a permit.
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Click here to view original GIFThis quirky animation from CraveFX starts off innocently enough, a janitorial worker mops up a leaky refrigerator and then picks up a coin on the ground.
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"He is very vocal (and mean!!!!) I think he is a tabby and bengals mix maybe some Maine coon because he is just so big and chubby," the post continues innocently.
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It started innocently enough, I guess: On Reddit's r/pics subreddit, someone uploaded a picture of this man catching some air in loose fitting clothes above a subway grate in Philadelphia.
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We spoke with Dylan Wagner -- the 19-year-old sports memorabilia collector who was innocently doing business with Mauricio Ortega when he realized the guy was in possession of stolen property.
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It starts off innocently enough, with a lone piano eerily plinking out the original Ghostbusters theme song, and a series of title cards offering a quick acknowledgement of the original film.
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Cracco is a host of the show—along with Bruno Barbieri and Joe Bastianich—and he innocently prepared a dish of pigeon and turnip on an episode that aired in January.
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Things started off innocently enough, with JoJo Fletcher coming by the house for the pool party that replaced this week's cocktail party because JoJo just looks that good in a bikini.
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If questioned closely by FBI agents and they offer information, even innocently, that appears to contradict what they've already stated under oath, it wouldn't go well for them, legally or politically.
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She told us that she was innocently playing a song from her phone, and when the driver demanded she turn it off ... things spiraled out of control and allegedly became violent.
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And presumably many other women would have escaped his clutches if only they knew from their predecessors what would befall them if they agreed — however innocently — to be alone with him.
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Russia's early warning system, meanwhile, had degraded badly, to the point where nuclear command centers monitoring radar data could be sent into panic by a research rocket launched innocently from Scandinavia.
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The shooting represented a staggering corruption of a form of communication, used innocently by millions, that promised to draw people together but has also helped pry them apart into warring camps.
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Mr. Bernhardt said the changes would streamline and clarify the regulatory process, and some of the 118 pages of daunting bureaucratic prose seem, innocently enough, to attempt to do just that.
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Or so I felt after innocently wandering into several highly praised recent works that turn theater into the butt of satire or, in treating it too reverently, get it all wrong.
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A simple photo of a man innocently visiting an ATM in Thailand with two women who we can only assume are his good friends, has sparked an odd trend on Reddit.
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But Trump quickly veered off-script into defending the white supremacists, pointing out that they had a permit to "innocently" protest, while the people who came to protest against them did not.
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The biggest problem the swimmer faces ... going on TV, trashing the city by claiming armed men posed as cops robbed him as he was innocently taking a cab back to the Village.
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The trailer to Crazy Rich Asians starts innocently enough: After flashes of glitzy urban landscapes, the film's star, Constance Wu, appears on the screen with her love interest played by Henry Golding.
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He also defended Saturday's white supremacist protesters "that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest," saying "the other group" — the anti-racist protesters — did not have a permit to demonstrate.
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A vendor at the Oakland Coliseum was innocently trying to sell ice cream to fans during an Oakland A's-Houston Astros game when a foul ball suddenly hit him in the butt.
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Vieira reportedly filed a police report -- and when cops spoke with the alleged whackjob, he claimed he was NOT doing the ol' 5-knuckle shuffle ... but rather innocently peeing in the bushes.
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I can't think of a single example of someone being innocently drawn into something like this, nor even of a guilty criminal who claimed innocence under a similarly incriminating set of circumstances.
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"Sometimes they funnel money to a company that they set up innocently years ago when everything was fine," said Philip Segal, an attorney and founder of Charles Griffin Intelligence in New York.
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Other decliners have gone somewhat innocently, teams like the 1978 Red Sox team that started 34-16, and finished 99-64 and shit out of luck after Bucky Dent did his thing.
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The book starts innocently enough, with the formerly married Lacy living alone and enjoying it while Hugo Hatch, her fellow investigator, struggles to make ends meet with a wife and four children.
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More than a century after the musicologist Giovanni Tebaldini first pointed out the parallels between the two operas in an article innocently titled "Musical Telepathy," the question of guilt may be moot.
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It started innocently, checking the screen only when I received a notification, but soon enough I was involuntarily picking it up every time I broke eye contact with my laptop or book.
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The sad, gruesome tale of innocently whistling Emmett Till can offer insight into this phenomenon of dangerously employed racial imbalances when it relates to the mistreatment, perceived or actual, of white women.
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You might innocently arrive for a curated shopping experience in the fabled Pink City of Marrakesh and end up like Yves Saint Laurent, who bought a house there after his first visit.
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" When Mallozzi innocently corrected, "I'm actually a Mets fan," Steinbrenner smiled and said, "Frank is not used to making mistakes, and he probably won't make another one as long as he lives.
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"One day, while innocently looking in the window of an old established cheese shop in London, the definition of what writing is all about hit me," he told Time magazine in 1968.
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He had not acted without thought and logic, he said innocently, and he did not think he had in any way disrespected the game of golf by taking advantage of the rules.
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Wade tried to explain himself ... claiming he has a pre-game layup ritual he does before the 'Star-Spangled Banner' -- and innocently forgot to account for the Canadian anthem this time around.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of Counting On, the 22-year-old reality star admits she's "lovestruck" over Jeremy Vuolo – and her family innocently pokes fun of her for it.
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Her line of questioning started out innocently enough, and then she mentioned a Prince "Ragger" who had a secret ceremony in Dorne, where he set aside his lawful wife and married someone else.
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They fear that even innocently intended comments can result in expensive complaints; that if a woman isn't working out, and doesn't get promoted, the male employer has a legal problem on his hands.
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It all started innocently enough with the 2012 Texts From Hillary meme, which liberals loved, but which alerted Clarence Finney of the State Department's Freedom of Information Act office that something was amiss.
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And since 4 x 3 = 12, that's 12 million tiny sources of light sitting innocently dormant behind my black mirror, waiting for me to press the power button to read my wife's text.
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But you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest, because you know -- I don't know if you know, they had a permit.
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But you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest, and very legally protest—because you know, I don't know if you know, they had a permit.
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Then again, all of that's really secondary to the gradual bond that develops between the unusual captive and the highly empathetic Elisa, which begins innocently enough, if symbolically, with a hard-boiled egg.
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It adopts a stance of wonder, even toward the innocently lethal wolves and tigers, and the writing is most sublimely clever when depicting the dilemmas of dealing with all creation in one locale.
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"It always starts innocently and it's always said it is just a joke — just like most discrimination does," Mr. Morrison said in an interview last year with Fairfax Media, which was widely circulated.
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Yet parents innocently share this information online — on the DNA sites, but also through blogs or Facebook groups — and often when their children's results turn up something unexpected, like a surprising paternity result.
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Something called a "brain-eating amoeba"—technically: Naegleria fowleri—sneaks into the victim's brain, usually while they innocently swim in a natural body of warm, fresh water or an under-chlorinated swimming pool.
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Things start innocently enough, with Cohen asking Leakes, 51, if she's been checking in with Williams, 37, to see how her pregnancy was going (Williams gave birth to daughter Pilar Jhena on March 22).
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"It was disturbing to me that Matt's name was innocently yielding search returns in the ADL database despite having absolutely nothing to do with the co-opting of Pepe by racist assholes," Reynolds said.
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Image: The first post about Slimgur going down, on Voat's Slimg communityThis laughable game of thread telephone started innocently enough on Reddit knockoff Voat (where r/Pizzagate and r/fatpeoplehate fled after being banned).
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Overall, there's an oblivious-seeming blend of the disturbingly realistic and the innocently cartoonish — like brightly colored guns that spit automatic rifle fire, but whose bullets only make an animated flying shark change colors.
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Watch the snip of "A Fat Lady and a Duck," in which she innocently plays to her friend Mary's good side, attempting to cheer her while swiftly stealing the scene out from under her.
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There are dewy young women, innocently sensuous in terrycloth robes, lounging decoratively in various rooms, and there are dewy young men, tall and muscular in jeans or gym shorts, chatting with the young women.
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Most television viewers innocently tuned into their morning television talk shows that day, but they were greeted with shocking images of death and destruction, taken just after the first plane hit the North Tower.
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Sure, the safety was on, but Franny could've crawled out from under the covers, innocently grabbed the gun while Carrie was drifting in and out of sleep, and well, who knows what could've happened.
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The ultimate image features Grande in her signature high, long sleek ponytail and an enormous hoodie, sucking on a lollipop and looking up innocently at Davidson, a hood and baseball cap covering his eyes.
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It's a subtle reminder of the sprawling nature of humanity, how we innocently move into places we aren't really welcome—both physically and mentally—and when we decide to leave, we leave a mark.
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Things started innocently enough; Durant praised Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi for becoming the WNBA's all-time leading scorer Sunday night, and one of those aforementioned OKC fans saw an opportunity to take aim.
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Innocently imagining the back stories of tourists for a creative writing lesson, Charlie is approached by Amir, a scrappy Artful Dodger type, who opens his eyes to the real action playing out before him.
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It will also reveal that Mueller decided he could not come to a conclusion on the issue of obstruction because it was difficult to determine Trump's intent and some actions could be interpreted innocently.
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Seven children, age 11 to 15, sit artfully spaced across the stage, looking innocently at the audience as it prepares to watch them enact a story that makes Medea look like Maria von Trapp.
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Columbus, who, most Americans learn rather innocently, in 1492 sailed the ocean blue until he discovered the New World, has undergone a revisionist treatment in recent decades because of his impact on native peoples.
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Chris ignited a war with neighbors who claim he and his buddies are riding ATVs at high rates of speed in a neighborhood populated with kids and pets who innocently cross the windy streets.
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It's as if everyone has the right to dissect this moment to determine whether the guy is grabbing her, about to grab her, just finished grabbing her, or was innocently putting his arm behind her.
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The dialogue began innocently enough when Blake Robbins, a tech investor who has worked or interned for companies like Google, Nest, and SpaceX, deployed a flurry of tweets about his philosophy on work-life balance.
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While things started off innocently enough, Godwin's Law—an internet rule dictating that an online discussion will inevitably devolve into fights over Adolf Hitler and the Nazis if left for long enough—eventually took hold.
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It started out innocently enough: Imgur user denshan was feeling sick, tired, and in need of a pick-me-up, so she hopped in a bath and poured in a heavy hand of coconut oil.
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The only human figure in the exhibition, a hazy self-portrait, shows the artist amidst tall plants, casually dressed in a T-shirt, up to his thighs in molten gold, with dragonflies flitting innocently overhead.
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There is also a contingent of fans that believe one incident does not automatically condemn a fighter's past accomplishments, and that Margarito could have been innocently ignorant of what was being done in his corner.
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"I innocently went backstage to be congratulated, and there was a suit from the network — not a human, just a suit — and the one thing I remember clearly were the words, 'Nobody gives a" — bleep!
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Family chat messages, social-media chaos filled with anger and cynicism and concern and humor, gazing into the watery eyes of friends, letting the mundane ground me again in the way it innocently carries on.
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While this video of an 83-year-old grandmother riding a VR roller coaster ride starts off innocently enough, things take a turn as soon as this poor woman hits the top of the first hill.
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The memes started innocently: when ur makin a snowman w/ ur niece but she cant roll big snowballs yet so u be the big snowball & wait for her to put a litle snowball on u pic.twitter.
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The whole thing started innocently enough, when People's Sexiest Teacher Alive, Nicholas Ferroni, tweeted that he'd just watched the Lin-Manuel Miranda hosted episode of Saturday Night Live and some terrible joke about Axe body spray.
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On her blog, Beck Laxton writes that the couple got "accidentally splashed all over the media after innocently giving an interview to a friend of a friend who was working for Cambridge News" in January 2012.
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" But his explanations did not satisfy Republicans on Thursday, who hammered him from the dais for everything from bias to perjury to "[looking] so innocently into your wife's eye and [lying] to her about Lisa Page.
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"I can't help but wonder when I see you looking there with a little smirk — how many times did you look so innocently into your wife's eye and lie to her about Lisa Page," Gohmert said.
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It's as though there's a black hole hiding behind the pages: No matter how innocently a sentence begins, no matter how elliptical its orbit, the laws of gravity will inevitably pull it back into the void.
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Disappointingly, when flashing through the furious memories of loss and entrapment Eleven has suffered, the ST writers use new female character Max playing innocently with Mike as bait: a lazy betrayal of another kind of sisterhood.
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This is a very familiar strategy that allows the vehicle of falsehood and defamation to escape criticism by placing the responsibility of discernment on those who are the recipients of the information the platform innocently delivers.
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Mr. Slater, I should hasten to add, shares the stage with a peer in capturing exactly the innocently idiotic spirit of the Nickelodeon television series — and $13 billion retail merchandising empire — that inspired this lavish production.
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However, according to a worldwide survey of Information Security Forum (ISF) members, the vast majority of those network openings were created innocently through accidental or inadvertent behavior by insiders without any intention of harming their employer.
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"If a user does innocently navigate directly to the site, that user will not see this forced redirect behavior, as it has to be triggered by the appropriate entry page from the redirect chains," the report said.
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Two years ago, a VICE News reporter helped set the Hillary Clinton email scandal in motion Two years ago, a VICE News reporter helped set the Hillary Clinton email scandal in motion It started out innocently enough.
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During a recent visit to one Sibanye mine, two foreign investors who innocently plucked rocks as keepsakes were startled when mine security tried to detain them, according to a company source who asked not to be named.
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"You had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest," the president said, referencing those who said they were protesting the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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In the publicity and social media photos promoting her third album, Grande wore a gold tiara covered in rhinestones posing before a mugshot letter board while wrapped in a fur stole, innocently glancing back over her shoulder.
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After the Slate article appeared, some commentators suggested that Trump's server had innocently sent promotional e-mails to Alfa Bank, and that a computer there had responded with queries designed to verify the identity of the sender.
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Coffee lovers start out innocently enough with drip filters, French presses, milk frothers, and stovetop espresso makers; but then next thing you know, they're browsing Amazon for full-on espresso machines with all the bells and whistles.
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Instead, he said he had information that thousands of legitimate voters had innocently used invalid ballots because inexperienced election officials did not realize the ballots needed to be stamped, or had not had time to do so.
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" And of the demonstrators who rallied on Friday night, some chanting racist and anti-Semitic slogans, he said, "You had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest.
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When asked on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live for her side of that story, Pinkett Smith said she remembered the story differently and that the game was more like adults innocently playing hide-and-seek with their children.
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Particularly, the relationship between Tom and Sterling takes form towards the end of the film, but perhaps due to the students' somewhat autonomous input, it does come off as more innocently sweet than saddled with unnecessary social commentary.
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"My Ways," a twinkling cut by a South London rapper named AJ Tracey and a singer called J. Warner, sounded innocently commercial, recalling American R. & B. of the early aughts, which is still esteemed in London night clubs.
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A large, disparate group, from child to grandfather, actor to author to audience member's kindergarten teacher, they inhabit their own distinct chapters, all connected by the performance of the play that's been interrupted by the innocently tactless child.
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It may be too early to actually ask your mom or best friend what they want to find in their stockings this year, but no one ever said you couldn't innocently browse Sephora's latest and greatest seasonal selections.
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The Scenario: Your friend started the night innocently enough with wine at dinner, then moved to beer at a bar afterwards, followed by a couple shots and some mixed drinks until the timeline of the night gets fuzzy.
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Of course, "Kids With Guns" is the most obvious example – the song was supposedly inspired by Albarn hearing a boy in his daughter's class had innocently brought a knife into school – yet the infantilisation of violence is littered throughout.
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" He adds: "What Attorney Kratz also has not mentioned is that there are many studies that show 'touch DNA' can be innocently transferred from one object to another, or one person to another, without any connection to a crime.
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Teens of my generation went after hard drugs and sketchy things that will probably kill us one day, but teens now are innocently sucking on sticks that are actively designed to stop you from smoking—and good for them.
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They are comfort coma-inducing as they insidiously invade your psyche and innocently usher you down the path of procrastination justification, all the while portraying you to your peers, direct managers, and corporate leaders as disappointed, unfulfilled, and malcontent.
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It all began innocently enough: West posted a photo of what looked like scratch paper, along with plenty of Kardashian signatures and the hashtag #Waves — the bait-and-switch name of his new album, which was originally titled Swish.
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It would be impossible to know, for example, whether visitors had their phone aloft beside that wrought-iron mantelpiece because they were innocently composing a text message or because they were posting a photo of the fireplace to Twitter.
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It's tough to say for sure—there's no word on where this one was filmed, or what kind of psychopath made it—but the machine could have been inflicted upon this Earth by, innocently enough, a Chinese power company.
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The scene in which white-hooded Klansmen show up at the jail where Atticus is guarding Tom is terrifying, the more so when the preteen Scout recognizes one of her neighbors just from his voice and innocently says hello.
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It's the kind of nuance the original "Party of Five," about a white family of five brothers and sisters forced to raise themselves after the death of their parents, might have innocently skated over when it debuted in 103.
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On June 33, Kris innocently tweeted about the latest addition to her Kris Jenner Signature Collection line of jewelry, the "Elegance" pearl necklace, which features eight 23MM white organic man-made pearls strung together on a chain of thin silver links.
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"The night before people innocently protesting very quietly the taking down of the statue of Robert E. Lee," Trump said, in reference to the group of white supremacists who spent the evening carrying torches, shouting Nazi slogans, and delivering Nazi salutes.
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Though the evening starts off innocently enough, things soon spiral out of control, with a series of events that include Paul Rudd as the owner of a weed shop, and Adam Levine as a hot bartender, which is always nice.
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The first, from "Week 2," showed a blonde child sobbing in the seat of a bumper car; the second, from "Week 3," shows a little girl innocently looking at a comically small dog who's viciously growling and snapping at her.
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The best espresso machines Coffee lovers start out innocently enough with drip filters, French presses, milk frothers, and stovetop espresso makers; but then next thing you know, they're browsing Amazon for full-on espresso machines with all the bells and whistles.
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It started innocently enough, with Scott casually asking his anchor Jason Austell whether inflation is "a good thing, or not a good thing," trying to set up a joke about the family-friendly event taking place in an inflatable park.
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During her testimony on Wednesday, the first day of Roof's trial, she called the defendant "evil, evil as can be" for appearing to sit innocently through a Bible study meeting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston before opening fire.
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Every fiber of the feline being is evolved to hunt, and cats employ a distinctive stalk-and-ambush approach, in which they sit very still and watch for prey to innocently wander by, then explode from the underbrush to slaughter it.
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"He's doing it quite innocently, on the basis that he's interested, but he's not taking into consideration that it has an onward journey," said Dickie Arbiter, who served as a spokesman for Queen Elizabeth II and media consultant to Prince Charles.
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DENVER (Reuters) - A Colorado DJ accused of groping recording star Taylor Swift during a photo shoot four years ago testified on Tuesday that he innocently made physical contact with the singer as they posed together but denied any inappropriate behavior.
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It begins innocently enough with her megasuccessful brother-in-law (Kyle Chandler) inviting the group over for an interactive role-playing mystery game, but when assailants break into the house and take him away, nobody realizes he's been abducted for real.
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It challenges me at the most innocuous times, like when the technician drawing my blood for a routine test innocently asks if I have a boyfriend, or when my cousin in Iran questions why I'm not married to a man yet.
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Maybe Black Lives Matter was started innocently looking to raise awareness for police shootings where they feel like a very small percentage of black men being shot by police is a rampant problem by police — but it's been hijacked as well.
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If you've ever trolled the internet for Dr. Pimple Popper content — to watch for your own secret enjoyment or to show a co-worker who innocently mentioned she's into medical mysteries — chances are you've pressed play on a blackhead extraction video (or three).
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A new federal appeals court ruling has raised fears that the kind of password sharing that millions of Americans innocently engage in with family and friends — of social media sites, streaming video services and bank accounts — could leave them open to criminal prosecution.
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"When I visit, I am not allowed to get close," whimpers Amina, the mother of a prominent Sana'a journalist who has been detained for more than three years, while his children play innocently with toys in the corner during the Fox News interview.
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Jayden Bier, a 17-year-old junior, would have been in one of the classrooms that was shot up except for a teacher who innocently redirected her elsewhere to resume taking a test before the shooting began, she recalls in the video above.
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What started out so innocently as an interest in waist trainers has since developed into a full blown love affair with corsetry, most notably on the part of Kim Kardashia, who has championed bodices as an integral part of her everyday look.
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Some people were innocently snared by the tough anti-fraud measures that many bookmakers implement; others had been caught out by the complex terms and conditions that bookies often use (and are being investigated by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over).
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UPDATE: It seems that WNCN reporter David Hurst talked to Grayson, and got him to open up about it: Despite his bad rap, Allen seems to be handling it all like a champ, innocently saying that he looks like his dad instead.
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But surely he affects false naïveté when he pretends that élite schools function innocently to "produce knowledge," and that it is only the market that perverts the degrees from such colleges by treating them as tickets for entry into a higher income bracket.
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And yet it feels later on — the phrase returns several times during the ballet, more fully orchestrated — that he was cleverly supplying rhythmic counterpoint to music that in due course becomes irresistibly delicious, a revelation of sensuous beauty at its most innocently luscious.
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Meetings between Cossman and "subject matter experts" who seem useful to him tend to follow a pattern; they start innocently, as conversations over coffee, and conclude with the other person as a consultant, offering time and expertise for some future promise of, well, who knows?
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The experiences of black people accused of these purported infractions have acquired a panoply of names that capture the absurdity of facing such hostility while innocently carrying out everyday activities: driving while black, barbecuing while black, walking while black, sitting at home while black.
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While he innocently walked the red carpet for the annual awards and made a brief appearance on stage, the internet went absolutely bananas for his sudden beefcake status (some in creative and disgusting ways that I hope all your mothers never have to read).
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The core of Infowars' argument is that its use of Pepe is transformative and clearly defined under fair use, that Furie had repeatedly, and publicly abandoned the copyright, and that, even if they had violated the copyright, they did so innocently and without malice.
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Leaks of classified information—almost always printed without context, without verification of the motives of their sources, but with the pretense of innocently conveying the facts— are used to stage a drama often created by the press itself, or by those leaking to them.
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" In her 2006–07 New York Times column–turned–book, The Principles of Uncertainty, Kalman opens with a painting of a "HaPLess" dodo that was once "gaLumphing iNNocently aRound" until man came into the picture "with a haNKeRiNg FoR a Dodo SANdwich and POOF!
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After being accused of tweaking data to make it seem like a larger percentage of its New York City hosts were innocently renting out their personal homes, Airbnb admitted yesterday that it did indeed remove "roughly 1,500" listings from its site before making the information public.
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The third video to be released from Parquet Courts's brilliant Human Performance LP starts out innocently enough, with lead singer Andrew Savage being filled in for by a crude puppet, the rest of the New York quartet represented by their Muppet avatars, thrashing away at their instruments.
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One minute you're crouched in the backseat of your dad's car, innocently sipping juice through a plastic cup and all wide-eyed with excitement; the next, you're a grown up calculating exactly how much you'll earn after paying tax, wondering how you'll ever afford a mortgage.
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"When one of our Navy's boats is innocently transiting across Iranian waters and is not engaged in military activity or taking any other action that would prejudice the peace and security of Iran, it's against the law... to stop, board and seize that vessel," Cornyn said. Sen.
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What follows is a bizarre buddy movie as Hank hauls his flatulent friend across beach and through forest, and when Manny begins to talk, his innocently absurd questions about the workings of his body become a way for Hank to escape the pain in his head.
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This is perhaps best exemplified by the closing scene to Goodbye Charlie Bright, which shows Danny Dyer in a sky blue polo shirt, strolling innocently down the street away from his best friend who is being shoved into a police car as Oasis' "Live Forever" plays.
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"Shifting from simple revisionism to rewriting the events of the weekend wholesale, Trump next claimed that the far right rally characterized by organizer Jason Kessler as a "pro-white demonstration," included "a lot of people" other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists who were there to "innocently protest.
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Some jobs I completed made me think back to the repair shops I used to innocently take my computer to as a kid and realize that the people working there were definitely looking for ways to fuck me over, because that's what exactly I did in PC Building Simulator.
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Thomas Jefferson owned slaves and claimed to abhor slavery; he condemned interracial relationships for defiling the white race ("Amalgamation with the other color, produces degradation to which no lover of his country, no lover of excellence in the human character, can innocently consent") while fathering children with Sally Hemings.
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After BuzzFeed contacted Holmes and his PR team, the exchange mysteriously disappeared and Hootsuite pointed the reporter to this followup tweet:If Hootsuite PR wants us to actually believe that Holmes innocently tweeted a phone number that just happened to spell out "EAT DICK," the company might have bigger problems.
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" Tapper asked Johnson: "There are also grieving moms because their sons were innocently and wrongly killed by law enforcement ... if one of them were here and said 'Hey, Kaepernick wasn't standing up against your son, he was standing up for my son,' what would you say to that?
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"I can't help but wonder when I see you looking there with a little smirk — how many times did you look so innocently into your wife's eye and lie to her about Lisa Page," Gohmert asked Strzok, leading the room to erupt in protests from the Democrats in attendance.
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This new trend started innocently enough towards the end of August with the "Born This Way" singer casually donning a pair of Daisy Dukes here and they're paired with a variety of tops, but it soon became clear that this wasn't just some simple fashion choice, it's a way of life.
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The sportscasters routinely take precautions like asking hotel clerks not to say their name loudly when checking in, refusing to step into elevators if they see glaring male eyes, and opting for private transportation late at night, to avoid the flock of people who often gather outside studios, innocently or not.
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You might also consider scattering several boxes of nails across your lawn to puncture the tires of the intruding car, if you thought the risks and legal consequences from the chance that a guest or a child retrieving an innocently-misdirected ball might be harmed in the process were worth it.
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In his dissent, Justice Thurgood Marshall wrote: School district lines, however innocently drawn, will surely be perceived as fences to separate the races when, under a Detroit-only decree, white parents withdraw their children from the Detroit city schools and move to the suburbs in order to continue them in all-white schools.
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Innocently finger-scrolling through your spring calendar can be a double-edged sword: On the one hand, you're probably pumped for that rapidly approaching Palm Springs bachelorette weekend, until you realize — with sudden dread — that it's Easter weekend and you still haven't found the right outfit for Sunday brunch with the in-laws.
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"I can't help but wonder when I see you looking there with a little smirk — how many times did you look so innocently into your wife's eye and lie to her about Lisa Page," Gohmert asked Strzok during a joint hearing before the House Judiciary and House Oversight and Government Reform committees.
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It's true that Green's books are about teenagers, that they're often sad, and that they can be self-indulgent — but they're self-indulgent in their sadness in the way that teenagers are self-indulgent about their own adolescent angst: innocently, as if they are unaware there could be another way to feel.
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In the video -- which Ashlee later posted to her Facebook -- she comes up to Caitlyn, who innocently goes in for a hug ... but then checks her and unleashes a tirade about what she claims is Caitlyn's continued support of Trump ... this 1 day after he officially authorized a trans ban in the military.
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Showing-not-telling just how important acting skills are to the art of drag, Ru faux-innocently asked The Vixen about her "history of conflicts here," as if he had not spent the previous seven weeks violently crunching Tic-Tacs over the shoulders of the story-editing team and shaping her "villain" narrative.
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Take this scene from 1950's Tea For Two: Framed in soft lighting and posed in a setting that seems anachronistically Victorian, Day manages to make the title song, which is about two lovers on a romantic getaway, seem like an innocently suggestive, but not overly sexual, vacation, all while singing to her uncle.
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Now, keynote demo mishaps with voice recognition products are par for the course, but the company's Hub Robot, which debuted at CES last year, didn't work onstage for the majority of the keynote, leaving an LG exec speechless and fumbling to stick to the script while the dumb little robot he talked at blinked innocently.
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The bench clearings began innocently enough — with Severino nicking Josh Donaldson with a fastball in the first inning — but they escalated quickly enough because of deep roots: Jose Bautista's getting hit in the back on Friday, Marcus Stroman's jawing at the Yankees on Saturday, and two seasons' worth of domination by the flamboyant Blue Jays.
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This 38-year-old Dutch designer snatched an algorithm about bone growth and fed it into a computer that digitally printed a ceramic mold for a chair that is now sitting innocently — as though it were no big deal — in "Joris Laarman Lab: Design in the Digital Age" at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.
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" An arrest in Maryland "Since Montgomery County, Maryland declared itself a sanctuary jurisdiction in July, we have already identified nine illegal aliens who have been arrested for rape, sexual assault, including a 103-year-old man charged with raping and viciously strangling a young, wonderful woman, who was entering her apartment, innocently entering her apartment.
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Kushner can try to claim he didn't know what the protocols were, but when it is reported that he had several foreign contacts that were undisclosed and he continued to have meetings with foreign officials without any national security expert present, it is easy for one to assume this was not all done innocently.
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While things start out innocently enough, with The Shallows star confessing to having her first kiss on camera at the age of 16, and the designer revealing that you may well be carrying Chooch Anderson handbags right now if he hadn't chosen his own name at age 5, things quickly get very strange from there on out.
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After expertly demonstrating the "duchess slant" at numerous royal events in the past, Meghan seemed to innocently forget the pose (at official engagements royal women are supposed to cross their legs at the ankles or put both legs off to the side to maintain poise and posture) when taking her seat beside Harry and the Queen.
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At a rally in August after the violent white supremacist rally that left a woman dead in Charlottesville, Virginia, Trump praised the "very fine people on both sides," adding that within the demonstrators supporting the white supremacist rally, "you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest."
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And you can still imagine, beyond the neglect, the magic in it that he saw: Thou who shalt stop, where Thames' translucent wave Shines a broad mirror through the shadowy cave; Where lingering drops from mineral roofs distil, And pointed crystals break the sparkling rill, Unpolish'd gems no ray on pride bestow, And latent metals innocently glow: Approach!
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It also contained plenty of things I'd hoped to never encounter: most notably roving live actors, known as "scareactors" (rhymes with "characters"), trained to sneak up on you when you're innocently passing through one of the park's five elaborately themed "scare zones" — or, if you're foolish enough, when you enter one of its ten, incredibly immersive haunted houses.
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Yes, Russian bots and conspiracy-theorist crackpots and other nefarious actors have played a role in systematically spreading fake news, but much of the false or misleading information that is now muddying discourse and sustaining the tribal divide is spread unknowingly—innocently, in a sense—by people on both sides of the divide who are acting in accordance with human nature.
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Each episode of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle zips through 22 minutes of an action-packed serialized story, explained by a breathless narrator (Daran Norris), who tells the audience how Bullwinkle (Brad Norman) and Rocky (Tara Strong) keep innocently bumbling into international crises, bringing them into conflict with Pottsylvania secret agents Boris Badenov (Ben Diskin) and Natasha Fatale (Rachel Butera).
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Unaware of the pejorative connotations of the word "bimbo" in the United States (and Italy), the partners had innocently conjured up the name by combining the word "bingo," the American version of a popular Mexican game called loteria, and the name "Bambi," the wholesome white-tailed fawn featured in the 1918 Disney film — although the company's logo is a white, fluffy bear.
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After expertly demonstrating the "duchess slant" at numerous royal events in the past, Meghan seemed to innocently forget the pose (at official engagements royal women are supposed to cross their legs at the ankles or put both legs off to the side to maintain poise and posture) when taking her seat beside Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace to celebrate a group of young leaders from across the world.
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Here's how Universal describes the attraction (spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen Us): The journey begins circa 1986 as guests follow in the footsteps of the young girl they first meet as Adelaide Wilson as she innocently ventures through a mirror funhouse at the Santa Cruz boardwalk and has a fateful and traumatic encounter with her tethered doppelgänger, an event that will forever alter both of their lives.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLouie Gohmert's exchange with Robert Mueller revealed an uneasy relationship Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Mueller will be remembered for his weak testimony, not his shocking report MORE (Texas) tore into FBI agent Peter Strzok with deeply personal attacks on Thursday, questioning how many times the agent looked "innocently into [his] wife's eyes" as he carried out an extramarital affair with FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
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My friend, a nice kid on the lam from middle-class, suburban Jewish parents, had transformed himself into a Philly street character whose intimidating range of knowledge, arcane reading, provocative ideas, and batty eloquence, despite my reservations about his lack of personal hygiene, drew me to him as he was drawn to me, despite or because of our obvious differences, me growing up poor, therefore street tough, streetwise, he assumed, a jock who played college ball, physically attractive, smart enough, though intellectually underdeveloped, politically unsophisticated, naïve, poorly read, innocently gregarious, but my new buddy soon perceived that I was ambitious, ruthless and predatory in my dealings with other people as he was, my insightful, observant, preternaturally selfish, shamelessly inquisitive, greedy new acquaintance.
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