And this is jarring — to them, and to me.
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The result was something altogether familiar — yet decidedly jarring.
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The jarring image is one of many from the attack.
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It's a jarring time to love Charlie Brooker's twisted creation.
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It's an effective hook, but it's also a jarring one.
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It's almost comforting, except that it's also kind of jarring.
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But just exactly how jarring is this to the world?
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Seeing an airplane early in the episode was almost jarring.
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One recurring theme, though, was unexpected and a bit jarring.
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Making those numbers even more jarring: These were closed primaries.
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It was a jarring, tense time for the university's students.
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It's jarring because she's the first person to do so.
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New research released on Friday contains even more jarring numbers.
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Mendes described the experience as jarring, but ultimately very moving.
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It's a jarring transition that speaks to Vane's entire philosophy.
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I am not the first to notice this jarring juxtaposition.
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If the image was puzzling then, it is jarring now.
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There's also a jarring psychological tension that Bay taps into.
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Constantly to do this results in an odd, jarring rhythm.
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The number is jarring — 333, more than one per week.
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The moves were too big, sometimes, the bumps too jarring.
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This note is short and jarring if you're the recipient.
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This playfully jarring juxtaposition felt smartly representative of contemporary Vietnam.
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I fear we're about to witness a jarring role reversal.
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No public elections are needed, and jarring transitions are rare.
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Change is jarring, and I'm undergoing a lot of it.
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It was jarring, the sudden density of people and materiel.
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When I left for university, fasting alone quickly became jarring.
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The contrast between their selflessness and Trump's selfishness is jarring.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It has become a jarring and frequent contradiction.
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This can feel confusing and jarring as a prospective traveler.
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That Biden would praise rather than condemn Eastland is jarring.
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She remembers some of the jarring juxtapositions of that candidacy.
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To her, the quiet of the average home is jarring.
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The story is as jarring as it is depressingly familiar.
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The comparison sells short the jarring nature of the shift.
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The transitions are fuzzy, less jarring, everything is dreamy here.
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It's a jarring mesh but the two pull it off.
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Oddly, though, the view of the parking lot was jarring.
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The jarring news sent employees across the school district scrambling.
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In a moment of crisis, it's particularly jarring and dangerous.
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Mr. Williams's entry into the potential race could be jarring.
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The number is jarring — 185, more than one per week.
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Do you want to create a calming or jarring feeling?
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The suspension settings are spot-on — firm, but not jarring.
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The combination of nudity and anonymity has a jarring effect.
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But coming into this latest series fresh could be jarring.
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Which is actually the most jarring part of the exhibit.
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But instead of fighting, how about this jarring idea: sharing.
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That made the NBA's initial climbdown and apology particularly jarring.
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More jarring is the Juul character played by Jennifer Ehle.
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So it can be a little bit jarring for people.
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The spirit of open defiance, while jarring, felt curiously festive.
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That was the last jarring, I guess, shift in labor.
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Yet such jarring juxtapositions add to the opera's ominous allure.
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For residents, the state's first shutdown in decades was jarring.
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And was it jarring to make such a big change?
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The photographs inside L'Italia fascista are slightly jarring for modern eyes.
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Call me sensitive, but I found the experience a little jarring.
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Not this violent, but similarly jarring levels of insanity and irrationality.
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It's jarring but luckily, doesn't take away anything from the show.
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Some things are clear at the end of this jarring week.
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"Chatterbox" is unsettling, jarring even — which is part of LaFleur's goal.
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The technique might be jarring, but it's what makes it interesting.
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Still, Sunday's attack was especially jarring in its method and magnitude.
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Now crowded together, their differences in scale and media are jarring.
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And as bookends, the episodes seemed jarring and out of place.
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It was jarring to see how much older he seemed. Tired.
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Q: When Rob got successful in financial management, was it jarring?
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But the effect is compelling rather than jarring or heavy-handed.
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Jarring chords from the blaring news programs echo from the TVs.
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The post-credits scene confirms that hint in visceral, jarring detail.
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It was jarring at first, until I learned what was happening.
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What then motivates this terrible "Never," with its abnormal, jarring priority?
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But he was rather thankful for the jarring change of setting.
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The questions Postman raises in Amusing Ourselves to Death are jarring.
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It mostly just creates jarring "wait, did I miss something?" moments.
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A warm, sepia light irradiates the past, glossing out jarring details.
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Closer to Yemen's front lines, people have made more jarring transformations.
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For the men who profited off wantonness, the transition feels jarring.
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The background music also felt loud, jarring and needless at times.
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The combination of different pictures is so seamless that it's jarring.
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"This is incredibly jarring," a person in the White House said.
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The unusual instrumentation allowed for some interesting (though sometimes jarring) coloring.
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But the rest was a series of jarring images in conflict.
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Finding this jarring, I reached out to DaddyBear for further clarification.
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The sight was jarring enough to call for a deep overhaul.
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The strained self-assessment is then met with a jarring interruption.
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It was a jarring transition in a day of political shocks.
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I know that that's really jarring and tough for folks initially.
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Telling these stories, however, means including some uncomfortable and jarring imagery.
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Will Jarring Music Drive Drug Users From a German Train Station?
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There's still not enough housing, still jarring inequality on the streets.
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His silence is jarring, since Mr. Bolton, Mr. Pompeo and Gen.
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Even after solving, looking at WHOME is jarring and self-referential.
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Would upsetting the natural order of things be jarring or delicious?
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The lack of precautions was jarring considering where I'd just been.
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Life is a jarring mix of the routine and the disrupted.
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The change would be jarring, and it would cost more, too.
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It's especially jarring when he singles out individual reporters for criticism.
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Trenna Paxton told BuzzFeed News over Twitter how "jarring" it's been.
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All of it feels jarring after decades in education, she added.
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Just don't call to apologize out of the blue — too jarring.
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King claims the clip appears jarring when edited out of context.
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Occasionally, American actors will cameo on these shows to jarring effect.
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Which is why looking in the mirror can occasionally be jarring.
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Trooper Axtman noted how jarring such fatal accident scenes can be.
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The new pose is both jarring and, in legislative terms, incongruous.
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But even digitally conditioned audiences may find the constant crosscuts jarring.
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I've done this trip before, and the contrast is always jarring.
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Ms. Dixon said having Sputnik dominate the same frequency was jarring.
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Now his natural British accent sounded jarring, like a put-on.
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He deftly manipulated electronic images to produce otherworldly, sometimes jarring visions.
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It can be jarring to realize just how deep misogyny goes.
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"That was jarring to some people, particularly white liberals," he said.
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They are lined with mink —but the affect is still jarring.
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For South Koreans, the new economic reality has been especially jarring.
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I find that a little jarring and hard on the system.
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Natasha's romantic delirium is rendered in jarring cuts and tinkling sounds.
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Some of the shapes and combinations were awkward or visually jarring.
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Deep in the report, another jarring figure leapt out at me.
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They're always there, brief splinters in her consciousness, jarring her awake.
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What made you pair up the jarring movement with the song?
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" "There's nothing jarring, and I think the market is reflecting that.
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The fake news bonanza couldn't have come against a more jarring backdrop.
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Ahmed actually cracks a smile at one point, and it's almost jarring.
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Compare it to the band's earlier releases and it's straight-up jarring.
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But it is jarring how disconnected the video is from the song.
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The collection taps into the superficial, jarring aspects of the man's legacy.
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Most jarring for players and fans will be the revised scoring system.
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The transition from athlete competitor to performer can be awkward and jarring.
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The big picture: If the 5.5% statistic sounds jarring, you're not alone.
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That sounds surreal on paper, and the execution is just as jarring.
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Still, what a jarring thing to see as you're exiting a plane.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - It has become a jarring and frequent contradiction.
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But seeing Trump in this new job is obviously a bit jarring.
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So seeing our reality compressed or expanded can be disorienting or jarring.
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It aims to assault, unafraid to be difficult or jarring or ugly.
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The nostalgic, make-believe angle of the release trailer is immediately jarring.
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The video stills are jarring and for many, the video is disturbing.
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Now they're selling the jarring creations to help fund the camp's needs.
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Which makes his language on Saudi Arabia over the weekend somewhat jarring.
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That said, the building is a jarring combination of phallic and fussy.
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It might be jarring to see, but it's nothing to worry about.
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The record's dissonant, jarring explorations reflect the claustrophobic discomfort that produced them.
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That's why the cold open to "Quite a Ride" is so jarring.
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The shifts happen quickly and without much warning, and they are jarring.
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Black voters found Gillespie's ads more jarring than even Latino voters did.
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He likens sensitization to experiencing an earthquake or other physically jarring event.
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That's what makes top Democrats' sudden embrace of the term so jarring.
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Still, the experience is jarring for new centers adjusting to Brady's ways.
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For anyone on West 323rd Street, the explosion Saturday night was jarring.
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His trips to hurricane disaster zones last year were jarring at times.
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The words of caution from the Bank of England were jarring nonetheless.
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Mr. Lazio said the sudden lack of attention could be most jarring.
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The transition from Debbie's story into Denice's is sudden and somewhat jarring.
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It's jarring for the body as a mover and I like that.
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We don't notice the switching, because it would be too jarring experientially.
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"Welcome Wagon" is our first college episode, and boy, is it jarring.
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It is a pretty jarring transition from this to Knock Knock Knock.
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But life also has a way of jarring you back into it.
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The overall effect isn't jarring or dizzying, though; it's effortless and absorbing.
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Still, there are a few jarring CG moments, including Aunt Sarah's cats.
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Doughty lets us know she finds this as jarring as we do.
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The season can be jarring for people who are new to Netflix.
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But listening closely, I found some of their chatter to be jarring.
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That may be quite a jarring message for Hispanic voters to hear.
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To a member of that Orthodox 10 percent, his choice is jarring.
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My brief experience thinking of myself as transgender was jarring and confusing.
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But Mr. Bahena Rivera's quiet demeanor sometimes stood out in jarring ways.
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A jarring performance like that will shake the confidence of any player.
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But he conceded that the first inning had been jarring to watch.
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Imposing realistic features on cutesy images will always be a bit jarring.
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"It was almost jarring," said Carrie Lee Lancaster, 20, a rising junior.
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In the age of iPhones and Facebook, such photos can be jarring.
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For viewers new to this format, the shifting tone can feel jarring.
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Uncontrolled immigration and jarring terrorist attacks have been persistent problems as well.
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At the program's peak, the racial disparities in its enforcement were jarring.
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The contrast with the cover photo could scarcely have been more jarring.
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It is more than a little jarring to see it all again.
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Relocating from the city to the suburbs can be a jarring transition.
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But she admitted that the accusations against Mr. O'Reilly had been jarring.
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It was a jarring example of how unprepared the board can be.
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For those who knew him as the Beast, the transformation was jarring.
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Flag-burning is a jarring act because it is a symbolic desecration.
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Jarring things can happen when the sea comes crashing into human habitats.
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Whatever the sentiment, seeing "Heil Hitler" signs in the neighborhood was jarring.
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The only jarring note in Mr. Rivera's elevator is the call buzzer.
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Some said it was jarring because of his past promises about independence.
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It's just so jarring to hear someone sing like this in 2019.
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Often, the juxtaposition between the subjects and their surroundings can be jarring.
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Jayne remembers how Goldie initially found the one-love ethos almost jarring.
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Verdict: The crooks' lack of any kind of decency or empathy is jarring.
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The emotional claustrophobia is made more jarring by the openness of the set.
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The paucity of information is particularly jarring considering Bezos had months to prepare.
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The more jarring change about Bill — er, Will — is that he doesn't stutter.
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The app has bright colors, but nothing jarring or hard to look at.
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The mouse-like remote touch interface is jarring to use, with weird feedback.
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Women who have been misdiagnosed with PCOS said the experience could be jarring.
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Two jarring reminders of how far Republicans have to go popped up today.
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But even given the relatively slower growth goals, Seats found the acceleration jarring.
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I hadn't expected the experience to be that jarring, I told Holzer afterward.
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Remembering that you're doing that, conversely, just feels jarring and a little bad.
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Though change can be jarring for loyal customers, it's not exactly a surprise.
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It's a jarring question given the fact that we haven't yet formally met.
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The influx of art galleries, hi-rise luxury condos, and hotels is jarring.
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This makes sense when you think about it, but is jarring at first.
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Most jarring, I've lost my old relationship with the map of the Tube.
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The professionalization of what is essentially a student competition is a little jarring.
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Alex is severely autistic, so any kind of change is jarring for him.
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Seeing real humanity on-screen can be really jarring from a female perspective.
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Ex Machina: A near-masterpiece that was undone by its jarring, oblique ending.
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The single musical chimes that accompany each moment will feel a little jarring.
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DeVos has expressed jarring, but honest sentiments about the quality of public education.
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"Blue Valentime" is a jarring, purposely unfunny episode of a very funny sitcom.
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Facebook's new look might be a bit jarring if you're not expecting it.
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Two weeks before that, he suffered a perforated lung on this jarring hit.
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It verges on sci-fi but it's very subtle and very jarring, too.
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SOMEBODY SAID HOW JARRING, HOW SHOCKING WAS IT WHEN YOU GOT THE INFORMATION.
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I find myself dumbfounded by the jarring tone-deafness of ESPN's decision-makers.
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Even though I knew this might happen, it's still so jarring to see.
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This, to me, was one of the most jarring realizations of my recovery.
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This transition is jarring to say the least — but it was always inevitable.
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In the film's first few beats, all of his lines are jarring rebuttals.
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Hearing "cunt" is still pretty jarring, though, probably because it doesn't happen often.
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Now, she says, social media companies may face similar, and perhaps jarring, scrutiny.
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But it was the subject matter here that made Sanders' reply so jarring.
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But a quick dismissal is still jarring, and Boston has felt it before.
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To talk of a Democratic challenge with female voters may seem somewhat jarring.
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The nominee has a jarring history of hateful anti-gay rhetoric and behavior.
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In any event, it's a jarring move for a public official to make.
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Friends described the décor as unsightly, a jarring departure from the governor's mansion.
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At other times, the images and headlines create a jarring, even disturbing, juxtaposition.
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Sadly, many people were wrong and have received a jarring wake up call.
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But the most jarring omission of all had nothing to do with Williamson.
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In March a jarring video surfaced, showing the four pleading for their lives.
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I was more taken aback by the horse's jarring anatomically correct under-parts.
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I was unprepared for the jarring change, and I HATED the triangular shape.
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But living in a stream of constant, jarring noises can be highly toxic.
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In New York City, it's a bit jarring for the first two days.
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"It was really jarring, and men didn't like it," Sow recalled to me.
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The spires are visually jarring, as if to perpetuate an element of anxiety.
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My head wasn't flopping sideways or forward all the time, jarring me awake.
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It's unwieldy and weird, with creaky plot twists and jarring shifts of mood.
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But something about Instagram's ostensible greater intimacy, perhaps, makes the exclusion more jarring.
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It was a violation of her privacy, he knew, but it was jarring.
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It is jarring to think I could live through three sagas of impeachment.
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I never found this jarring — I just it found powerful and expertly executed.
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Yet what happened this week in the Bronx and Queens was jarring nonetheless.
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This helps to drown out jarring sounds that might disturb a sleeping baby.
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But the justification, unveiled late on Wednesday, may have been even more jarring.
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And that was what was so jarring and disquieting about Mr. Trump's speech.
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"That was jarring — three white people telling me I was racist," she says.
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It's always a little jarring when someone or something flip-flops on you.
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Too much grip in basketball is jarring on the body, Nike's Chang said.
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His gilded cabinet, still being confirmed, presents a jarring contrast with his message.
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Still, this has been a jarring time for Israelis of all political beliefs.
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A second viewing made its head-snapping twists and turns seem less jarring.
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Razer's laptop offers brief and jarring glimpses into the future of mobile computing.
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It's soothing, as if you're underwater, yet jarring and jaunty at certain points.
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A few jarring connections as Kattar stepped in and suddenly Kattar wasn't so mobile.
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Many didn't know what to make of the jarring trailer, but it piqued interest.
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Leaving this world to worry about chop shops and desert car explosions is jarring.
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It looks terrible and very jarring and I want to change it back. How??????
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Our pro-Hillary Facebook feeds were part of what made Trump's win so jarring.
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And to hear it from the President&aposs personal lawyer is a little jarring.
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But the premise is still quite sinister, and watching it in action is jarring.
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And I wasn't prepared for how jarring being shaken from a state serenity is.
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In a jarring spell of compassion, Gretchen appears concerned for Lindsay, who seems unchanged.
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It also means playing the PlayStation Classic is a jarring trip back in time.
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And, at times, such glaring opposition to the norm may be a little jarring.
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This animation is jarring, with the latter app seeming to bounce up at you.
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The forgiving stretch of the cords makes the movement of the sled less jarring.
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Especially on Adam Conley, who started the game, the effect was jarring and sad.
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The constraint forced an effervescent comedy style that was jarring, nonsensical, and constantly surprising.
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"Right off the bat, the show's title is jarring for some people," she acknowledges.
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Watching your portfolio expand and contract in times like this can be incredibly jarring.
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But the most jarring moment might be when he empathizes with Kim Jong-un.
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It's jarring, would be terrifying to witness, and must have been traumatic to experience.
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This also can be a jarring change to get used to for longtime Twitter.
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I expected the result to be deeply jarring, but it was actually pretty pleasant.
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Projects that used the three screens as individual canvases, however, felt significantly more jarring.
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The smile on June's face is jarring — almost as if she's breaking the rules.
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The dough is often baked with charcoal powder, resulting in a jarring black color.
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Meg Downey, IGN The Phase One nostalgia does seem a bit jarring at times.
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But here, it's a jarring admission of desperation in a cloud of dark thoughts.
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That was a jarring setback for Trump and Ryan, but leaders gradually rebuilt support.
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For one teenager, that consequence comes with the jarring price tag of $36 million.
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What a searing, jarring film Lady Macbeth is — I left feeling a little shaken.
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But where it starts to get jarring for me is the naked, misplaced Anglophilia.
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Altuve continues to recover from a jarring collision with OF Teoscar Hernandez on Tuesday.
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It's also giving publishers the option to remove jarring mid-roll ads from videos.
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Of course, some of the negative potential consequences of protectionism are more viscerally jarring.
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The jarring differences between iOS on your iPhone and Android might drive you crazy.
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Once one of the best pitchers in baseball, Harvey's issues this season were jarring.
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There was more in the way of jarring undercurrents and agitation in this work.
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Moreover, the juxtaposition between standard social media fare and violent imagery is profoundly jarring.
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The result is a jarring contrast to the national discourse on poverty and inequality.
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"Going through a school shooting is extremely traumatic and jarring," Mollie Davis told Broadly.
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""We wanted it to be jarring to the audience that, suddenly, she's someone else.
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This may be why the moment in the grocery store is so dang jarring!
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The decision is all the more jarring given the conservative slant of the court.
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In the Sactown interview, Mr. Ramos explained the method behind his sometimes jarring imagery.
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Jarring, too, are some of the ways in which American politics appear to function.
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" House Republican: "I think we all assumed this was coming, but it's still jarring.
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It is jarring to resurface at show's end, from harrowing privation into cushy Chelsea.
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It's jarring to watch a usually quotidian scene suddenly transform into one so unforgettable.
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To be seen for the man I was felt glorious, sure, but also jarring.
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Just the image of one of our kids attached to a tube was jarring.
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The transition was jarring for the founders, who loved their business as it was.
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Given the ubiquity of these shows, it's jarring to consider the scale of it.
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The most jarring incident came in August 2015, a month after the 709 arrests.
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Sighs of relief from an entire borough of New York City can be jarring.
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Among the more jarring parts of Mr. Kelly's speech was his message to lawmakers.
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This jarring photo shows the death of the Boeing 747 jumbo jet in America
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In jarring testimony, Cohen also says Trump repeatedly made racist comments about African-Americans.
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The designers avoided jarring juxtapositions, finding ways to balance moments of tragedy and levity.
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A jarring two-thirds of the state's roads are in mediocre condition or worse.
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When I later began to practice as a civilian, however, the transition was jarring.
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But for others, the book's particular blend of fact and fiction has been jarring.
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If the vibration is too jarring, you can lower its intensity on the app.
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It's a jarring, awful sequence that doesn't flinch from making you feel Jessica's discomfort.
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Sometimes it's a comforting thought that all this might be fiction; sometimes it's jarring.
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Not all heroes wear capes — some upload photos with really jarring moiré effects to Reddit.
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It's probably no coincidence that this was also the decade of massively jarring goalkeeping kits.
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But when you see a really young person on the obituary page, it's so jarring.
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The most jarring interruption of the ocean soundscape comes from a process called seismic surveying.
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The prospect of getting 26 injections in my head and face was also slightly jarring.
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That doesn't make the prospect of the two men sitting down together any less jarring.
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It's a jarring contrast to the Instagram-worthy landscapes along U.S. 20003 south of Columbus.
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His diptychs illustrate the jarring contrasts that residents of the Chinese territory now regularly experience.
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And the curious mix of tourist paradise and bristling fortification will grow ever more jarring.
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More than the shadows of Nazism, these jarring, hallucinatory scenes convey both doom and agony.
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The revelation that we might not be chasing aliens anymore was especially jarring for me.
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It's jarring at first, but once you get used to it, it's a total treat.
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The most jarring was the criticism that Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort aimed at Kasich.
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While no one expected TRITON to be a one-time affair, its resurgence is jarring.
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It's such a jarring visual, the recognizable Dubai skyline engulfed in fire and dark smoke.
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It's jarring, and I often made a choice I didn't intend because of the confusion.
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I guess all us Android peasents need to start stockpiling ammo and jarring our urine.
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Past albums emphasized short, punchy tunes that provided a jarring sonic kick to the chest.
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From surprise comeback scares to really unsettling visual imagery, jarring weirdness lurks behind every corner.
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GONFREVILLE-L'ORCHER, France — The French rapper Médine's songs are full of wordplay and jarring twists.
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While certainly not a dealbreaker for me, unboxing my review unit was jarring at first.
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It's just very, very jarring for the kids, to suddenly have their family ripped apart.
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Still, it was jarring to get the call that Frampton died on December 14, 2014.
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It's not jarring to see the female anatomy splashed across a billboard — it's just tired.
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It's a super nice feature because total noise cancellation can be jarring to some people.
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It's the same color I've been looking at for years, but suddenly it looks jarring.
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The moves Obama would have to take would be a bit jarring to the Republic.
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Norway and Canada say they're aware of the jarring video but aren't saying much else.
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And that, by the way, I'm sure for him was kind of a jarring transition.
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It's a clear callback to the erotic woodblocks Hideko's uncle obsessively collects, but jarring nonetheless.
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Statistics bring to light the jarring gap in health outcomes based on race and ethnicity.
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The absence of training causes jarring and violent results that all too often make headlines.
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Because the expanse of territory with no terrorist history, no jarring personal memories, is vast.
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One thing is certain: These powers have had a jarring impact on French Muslim civilians.
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That approach is particularly jarring given the surge in white-nationalist violence in recent years.
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For many people, the colors are jarring because their tones seem too gaudy or opaque.
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I know we think highly of each other, which makes her behavior even more jarring.
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But as jarring as Tronc's goals may sound, the company's plan is far from novel.
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Jumps can be jarring to viewers, especially when wearing a virtual reality headset, he said.
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But for a jarring moment, the person on the dojo floor seemed like something else.
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" Zachary Petit, who edits the design magazine Print, described the cap's design as quite "jarring.
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Hurricane scientist Lisa Bucci took a jarring ride through the strengthening Hurricane Lane Tuesday evening.
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Of course, it's still early in the earnings reporting season — and jarring disappointments may occur.
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In light of what went before, the last week has been a jarring, screeching stall.
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Wang's request for Wuhan residents to go through "gratitude education" is particularly jarring to many.
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Jarring and impossible to ignore, these dark shapes remind the viewer of Wilbur's hidden activities.
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While it's initially jarring, placing your ear to just one of these speakers is soothing.
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The numbers aren't quite as jarring when we look at different slices of religious America.
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"I don't have to worry about seeing something objectifying and terribly jarring," Ms. Smith said.
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While the campaign ad stirred much interest, she said, some people also found it jarring.
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The jarring symbolism of the mother burning — Our Lady — has been much on Parisian minds.
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He has scarcely mentioned last week's jarring shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Ms. Chastain's involvement with Mr. Newton's movie was particularly jarring to many of the critics.
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Even without a market crash, it can be jarring to watch your investment account shrink.
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True, such interpolations were not uncommon in Petipa's day — but this one is still jarring.
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It's jarring that some would now argue that these protections do not apply to Muslims.
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It is jarring, however, to know that technology will soon be all I ever know.
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Some jarring comic absurdism is added through the unusually obtrusive presence of Aunt March's parrot.
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It is a jarring bait and switch, a visual joke with a grim punch line.
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Yet that progress has made the return of the smog this winter even more jarring.
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The farther back in time she goes, the more prone she is to jarring anachronisms.
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Yet maybe more jarring than Trump's words alone was the sheer spectacle of it all.
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These photos may feel jarring on Facebook, but the practice itself has a long history.
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The political equivalent may be the jarring juxtaposition of Representatives Adam Schiff and Devin Nunes.
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Depending on one's desire for narrative unity, this can feel, at times, a bit jarring.
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It's a bracing but not very "Peanuts"-centric bit of work, jarring among the others.
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This is jarring at first, and remains slightly unpleasant even once you've adjusted to it.
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The Easter stories in the Gospels have a jarring, unexpected quality about them as well.
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"It could be jarring to have your own view shredded by them," Mr. Golden said.
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Delivering punch after punch, the beats of The Perfection are consistently jarring, but jarringly inconsistent.
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For many young players like Judge, a first trip to Fenway Park can be jarring.
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But isn't a jarring shift across genres, or an amateurish attempt at a new image.
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Came a clash of centuries and styles so jarring and confrontational it was almost cathartic.
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There were photos submitted by the graduates, some heartwarming and others jarring in their insensitivity.
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Classmates remember the jarring sight of his face on wanted posters at the post office.
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The proximity of war simulations to the vast refuge can make for a jarring contrast.
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Moyer's work, too, deals with intervention, but its achievement is that fluidity replaces jarring juxtaposition.
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In "Living the Dream," something jarring occurs in two of the episode's early scene transitions.
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It's actually a little jarring to see her wearing such modern clothing — wherefore art thou corset?
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The juxtaposition is jarring and occasionally bizarre, which is the point de Belle wanted to explore.
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It's a little jarring to read it in interviews because no one really talks like that.
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Except, among all the heartland realness, there's one jarring element sticking out like a sore thumb.
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Every fresh detail triggers a jarring flashback linking her terrible past to Wind Gap's foul underbelly.
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A jarring, loosely woven stripe also interrupts the graph, a metaphor for the industry's gender gap.
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Some of the movie's tonal switches from comic discomfort to menace are more jarring than scary.
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The views were spectacular and the ride, at roughly the speed limit, wasn't nasty or jarring.
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This time, the dissonance between Trump's words and the political reality was more jarring than ever.
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It's the kind of thing that could easily feel really jarring or tiring if done wrong.
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And that's precisely what makes his assessment of the escalating standoff with North Korea so jarring.
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Black Lives Matter and #OscarsSoWhite reflect the jarring dissonance in how blacks and whites see society.
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Going from the experience of a film like Moonlight to the majority of games is jarring.
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When my health-care provider introduced medical software years ago I immediately experienced a jarring change.
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Fortunately, this jarring contrast may soon enough be replaced by soft robotics, at least in part.
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It is not just the lyrics which explore the jarring surreality of losing a loved one.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Seeing a neighborhood transform is a jarring experience.
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It is especially jarring because the camera angle from the front makes him look even closer.
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It's certainly a jarring change for Instagram's community, which has grown accustomed to the old feed.
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I didn't want the change to be jarring to my fans, but they are still engaged.
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And its hideousness will likely and unfortunately dull with every use, becoming less and less jarring.
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Like the fibers in Crash Bandicoot's rebooted jeans, this new Sonic's high-def follicles are jarring.
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This is a personal and jarring decision that affects all of us in a big way.
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As the tranquilized animals fall, the ground team begins a bone-jarring race through the bush.
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Below, a comprehensive history of Game of Thrones' recastings, in order of how jarring they are.
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The disconnect between what I was reading with what I was seeing was jarring for me.
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Despite the jarring move lower, the market's so-called fear gauge, or , has remained unusually calm.
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Earlier this week, 23chan owner Hiroyuki Nishimura hit the forum site's users with some jarring news.
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The work is jarring, and not at all easy to look at, but that's the point.
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The characters' absence of empathy allows them to execute shockingly violent actions with a jarring coldness.
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This effect is (partly) why it can be so jarring when a game series changes dramatically.
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The juxtaposition of learning about empowerment in class with the significance of Monticello was emotionally jarring.
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" Cut to the jarring opening chords of show's theme song, Joan Jett's loud, snotty "Bad Reputation.
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Coming back to Orange City from Guatemala was considerably more jarring than coming back from California.
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Even if two people have been fighting recently, a "we need to talk" can feel jarring.
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On the whole, very few of these changes feel like jarring distortions of the original series.
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It was emotional and jarring for viewers at home, but Ventimiglia sees it a different way.
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The lacklustre institutional and public interest in the period only serves to prolong this jarring disconnect.
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The images would be jarring in any city, but they are particularly terrifying in this one.
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As Rachel, unfortunately, Ms. Neufer strikes a somewhat jarring contemporary note and gets a little shrill.
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Though it was jarring to hear her discuss suicide so plainly, I knew she was right.
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Maria snatched away chucks of the court's tiled surface, leaving bone-jarring patches of concrete underneath.
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It was jarring, and he would later see the cost, but it hasn't been the norm.
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Worn streets earn jolt scores: bumpy,jarring, teeth-rattling and impossible — or should that be impassable?
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The jarring sound of cicadas could be heard as firefighters searched for survivors among the wreckage.
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"That was jarring, and I didn't hear about that until after it had happened," Swift said.
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While The Righteous Gemstones is funny, the disdain it holds for its own protagonists is jarring.
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Still, this tweet marked a jarring escalation between his administration and those who cover it. 153.
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"It might be a little jarring for consumers," said Matt Schulz, a senior analyst at CreditCards.com.
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Yet, when soldiers return home following a deployment, the transition to civilian life can be jarring.
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To find both in the UFC's inaugural female champion was jarring, to the say the least.
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She's been listening to beating hearts and wheezing lungs, clips that sound jarring out of context.
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The song is tongue-in-cheek but in this post-Weinstein climate it's a tad jarring.
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That jarring volatility continued on Thursday, with the S&P 22.6 falling more than 3 percent.
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That jarring volatility continued on Thursday, with the S&P 22.6 falling more than 3 percent.
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The moment was so jarring that Mr. Young-White began to avoid barbershops altogether, he said.
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And Daly can be abrasive, which can seem jarring given that his charges are so young.
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It's a jarring development in a series that's been a story of marriage as equal partnership.
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Or Hatechild's "I blame u" conjures up long sharp needles pinning and jarring thru the air.
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Some athletes remained calm at first about the jarring alerts — until they started interrupting their sleep.
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I did find its slim wheels and lack of shock absorption quite jarring on rougher roads.
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Yet the most jarring jokes in this special are those that subvert her reputation for kindness.
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If that juxtaposition strikes you as jarring, even distasteful, it felt that way to me, too.
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For anyone familiar with his broadcasts and style, the deposition is a jarring piece of evidence.
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Ethiopia was a place of such tangible antiquity that development invariably exacted some jarring collateral damage.
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When translated to print, the interruptions and distractions that feel seamless online are jarring and challenging.
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One expert on classified information said Monday that the belated acknowledgment by the prosecution was jarring.
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But the depth of its complexity remains jarring to many new and soon-to-be retirees.
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"It's a bit jarring right off the bat — like someone is shouting at me," Schwalbe said.
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Most jarring is that he doesn't have a senior Pentagon official on his Coronavirus Task Force.
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The thought of that may be jarring, but for the residents it is a practical choice.
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It's a jarring moment if you know about Bowie's history and it raises an interesting question.
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Still, it can be jarring to come upon a hairless dog, especially if you aren't prepared.
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So when Mr. Bieber arrives with a warm, tightly-controlled verse, the transition isn't too jarring.
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The shift in tone between episodes is slightly jarring; Getty's Sutton Place was humorless and formal.
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Huffman gives a jarring and transformative performance that I'm sure she'd be promoting under different circumstances.
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The only jarring element was a plane skimming overhead in its descent to Westchester County Airport.
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The jerky-gestural rhythm of the initial phrase of its opening male solo is immediately jarring.
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That event, though jarring and terrifying, was neither new nor unpredictable, especially for Canada's Muslim citizens.
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Among most people close to her, Warren inspires a level of loyalty that is almost jarring.
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She had spotted something jarring: a brown sport-utility vehicle, upside down, in the Pacific Ocean.
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This moment broke up State of's poetic rhythm, a jarring interruption of an otherwise entrancing performance.
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Reports about reckless behavior by a former U.S.C. medical school dean portrayed a jarring double life.
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Other performances were much less jarring, however, lacking the sonic severity of Piotrowicz and Ensemble Phoenix.
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It was a performance not of effects or jarring contrasts, but of sustained force and focus.
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What made the killing particularly jarring for many Brazilians was how rare a phenomenon she was.
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Sometimes it's jarring to sit down with someone when there's such a difference in background knowledge.
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One thing that's jarring about this transformation is that he hasn't been very good at it.
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It's a simple puzzle game with annoying music, bright colors, and lots of jarring sound effects.
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We've covered this a few times in recent weeks, but that second part is quite jarring.
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The ensuing back and forth between Titus and angry Asian bloggers is jarring, ugly, and confusing.
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The jarring experience, Stewart recalled to People, took place when she was modeling at 16 years old.
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He also added jump cuts of Mark from one position to another to show his jarring nature.
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Halo Wars 22, a for-console real-time strategy game, straddles the line between joyful and jarring.
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"It's very jarring for the camera to go from one angle to another really quickly," says Kaerlev.
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Suspiria's title, which is both attractive and jarring, captures the beauty and gnarly discomfort of the movie.
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It's jarring and a reminder that the account of the events surrounding the murder hasn't swayed much.
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The jarring video of Hillary Clinton being carried into a van is the story of the week.
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But this is what emotional child abuse looks like; it's messy, and the scar tissue is jarring.
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In reality the movements are pretty jarring and kind of downplay the overall immersiveness of the experience.
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Still, this community where almost all adults are on social assistance is jarring in a rich democracy.
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And from the open, he blitzed Clinton with a series of barbed attacks and a jarring threat.
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The song's easygoing vibe makes for a jarring contrast with the horrific abduction and murder that follows.
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I never wanted to have more than one, so this is a rather jarring revelation for me.
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Say no to jarring alarms that put you in a bad mood the minute you wake up.
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"It's always very jarring and I always feel like people are talking about someone else," he began.
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It's jarring because we're not used to considering disabled people — and especially disabled women — in that light.
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For some people, it is unsettling and jarring to see political leaders behave with such little decency.
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Mostly because it's jarring, it's awful, and it's unnecessary to see Black people dying again and again.
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Instead we're forced to piece together the puzzle of Amma through Camille's jarring encounters with her sibling.
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This was a little jarring for die-hard Riverdale fans, who are accustomed to Apa's American accent.
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It wasn't so much that it was offensive to me personally — but it was a little jarring.
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I actually think this jarring, disturbing, and all around confusing collection of avant-garde noise sounds good.
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While it can be jarring and often unexpected, it's not a sign the plane is in peril.
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But perhaps the most jarring, triggering element of the show is the repeated invocation of Hillary Clinton.
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Not really death impending, but death in verisimilitude -- jarring, loud, and uninvited but not shooting or exploding.
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The images of Trump schmoozing with Washington elites in the rooms and halls of power were jarring.
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It'd be jarring to see a top Senate Republican openly defy not only Trump but also McConnell.
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Mr. T. was also awarded fives and a confusing amount of praise, despite his jarring, wooden dance.
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The juxtaposition between Obama's farewell speech Tuesday night and Donald Trump's press conference Wednesday morning were jarring.
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THE RHETORIC COMING IN WAS VERY JARRING TO NOT JUST PEOPLE HERE, BUT PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.
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One of the most jarring things about Justice League is that Batman doesn't want to be there.
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The juxtaposition of a sweet doe and angry grandpa noises depicts nature in all its jarring glory.
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This, some people pointed out, is especially jarring because Iowa supported the Union during the Civil War.
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When asked to name the most jarring moment, he insisted there were "a handful" of such instances.
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The sickening noise of some important mechanical part breaking precedes a sudden, jarring movement of the ship.
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I usually find that the better and more engrossing the film is, the more jarring the transition.
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There's a reason you rarely see rutabaga; its sharpness is jarring next to perfectly seared duck breast.
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But his style was also jarring to some in Windham, where town meetings tended to be genteel.
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Yet it still was a bit jarring to see Christopher Kane's spring '17 collection paired with Crocs.
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The conversation is jarring not simply because the man is odious, but because his inducements are antiquated.
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It is especially jarring, then, to read commentaries from soldiers defending the continuation of white male supremacy.
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It's a jarring stance, but not a surprising one from someone whose job is to defend Trump.
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The photo in this story alleging Al Franken kissed/groped a woman against her will is ... jarring.
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Some are subtle, like the treadmill display; others are more jarring, like my daughter's approaching 60th birthday.
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If the cuts prove to be at all jarring, you can actually make a piece seem longer.
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And it's jarring when Rachel and Samuel switch briefly from first-person narration to addressing each other.
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His capitulation to Russian President Vladimir Putin, on such a massive public stage, was complete -- and jarring.
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Juwan's favorite candies, Skittles and Airheads, were scattered among the mementos, a jarring reminder of his youth.
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At another point, we hear a squawk that recalls the jarring parrot cry in Citizen Kane (1941).
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But other times it's more jarring — when friends of theirs, also KGB agents, are killed, for instance.
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It's a now-jarring fact of American history that the worst mass shooting ever targeted LGBTQ people.
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So the difficulty for people struggling there specifically was probably the most alarming and upsetting and jarring.
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Caleb: I'm a pretty politically inactive person, but I had just recently experience a jarring personal experience.
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Which makes it perfectly jarring to see her belting out from the corseted confines of Georgian garb.
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The own-your-own-studio appeal also felt jarring and unreal, deeply at odds with lived experience.
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It's jarring, in a fun way, to see all 74 deaths compiled together — which is the point.
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Placing a definite article in front of "Fame" in the album's title is jarring, an alienation effect.
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Like hearing your own voice on tape, seeing a photo of yourself can be a bit...jarring.
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It would be very jarring, and very difficult to sustain the momentum that you want to sustain.
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It was evidence of those jarring racial disparities that led Seattle officials to consider the LEAD approach.
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I didn't know when the time changes were coming, and it was jarring every time they did.
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Her absence, a sudden and jarring hole in my family, will be felt for decades to come.
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The emotional sterility of the scenes between coach and player, between father-figure and son, is jarring.
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This year, the sunshine was clouded out by jarring news developments, making the season feel even shorter.
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There was one jarring note to the event: All 16 players in the percussion ensemble were men.
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Given what has come before, it seems a jarring expression of confidence in the possibility of change.
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It was jarring to find a group of survivors — my former classmates — as divided as our country.
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The effect is jarring since the red magenta shapes seem to float in front of the ground.
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Amid the monochromes, the endless black and white and gray, was the jarring blue of glacial ice.
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It's a jarring movie that wants to make everyone who watches it angry, though for different reasons.
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Golden State's future — as jarring as this sounds — is suddenly uncertain after three championships in five seasons.
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The effect is a little jarring, and it's not the only time the reader will feel disoriented.
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The capaciousness was jarring; I pictured the claustrophobic alleys of downtown Pyeongtaek just a few miles away.
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That is jarring because China retail sales growth is almost always positive and has been for years.
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It was a jarring reflection of the auto industry's adjustment to changing consumer tastes and sluggish sales.
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The effect is jarring — it's just not the way Gilmore Girls usually feels — but not necessarily unpleasant.
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These pages are rife with finely jarring details and apparently minor trespasses that turn out to reverberate.
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The sweat pouring down his face during the announcement, while jarring, could've been the result of stress.
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The change was all the more jarring because Iran is endowed with vast quantities of fossil fuels.
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It is particularly jarring to witness this defeatism in America, a country whose optimism reaches across continents.
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The comedy comes from the juxtaposition of the outrageous and vulgar physicality with jarring notes of sentimentality.
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There's a real dog (Boscoe Barles) and a dead baby who comes as a jarring dramaturgical surprise.
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For many sheriffs, though, the worst stories can be too jarring, both ethically and politically, to ignore.
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It made for a somewhat jarring juxtaposition, seeing men of such apparent decorum pass such harsh images.
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But what we get feels and even looks, thanks to some jarring editing, like a rush job.
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The idea of a more global Britain emerging from the European Union may strike you as jarring.
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But it's jarring to move from one culture to the other because the values are so different.
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Since the pack barely moves, you don't get that jarring impact when it collides with your shoulder.
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That language was jarring given the actual impact of his behaviour, for which she'd seen a counsellor.
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The effect is jarring -- like being told the sky, despite what your eyes see, is not blue.
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In an official "fact-finding" report, an arbiter painted a jarring portrait of her dealings with teachers.
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In Japan the divergence between labor market strength and minimal or negative wage growth is particularly jarring.
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That was something jarring in the world's war zones, but slowly something you had to acclimatize to.
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But the speed of their departures, before they could hand off their duties to successors, was jarring.
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That experience was so jarring to Democrats that it dampened enthusiasm for in-person events for years.
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It is, admittedly, a jarring and puzzling juxtaposition to the whole Roger Stone and Michael Flynn episodes.
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What could be more jarring, even scary, than an empty space where your spouse used to be?
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On launching White Spots, my screen was immediately swarmed with cellphone networks and a jarring digital noise.
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If that seems too jarring, pop an ice cube in your mouth and focus on the sensations.
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He is a revered Yankee, and it might be jarring to see him working with another club.
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I can't think of a musical moment that has struck the wrong note, or seemed tonally jarring.
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For Israelis, it's jarring enough to see the country's first lady accused of a litany of crimes.
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When I checked into the hospital that Monday, the stark terminology used during my stay was jarring.
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All the more jarring is the presumption that King's words act here as a symbol of unity.
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It makes for a jarring viewing experience, but that is the point—the medium does half the telling.
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Quarterbacks are hit harder, receivers are jammed, tackles are more jarring — detracting from offense but not from defense.
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It was a rare and jarring look inside the mind of a cipher made suddenly and undeservedly powerful.
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It's jarring to slide back into your routine after having your inner world turned upside down like that.
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Huawei's EMUI 26.01 can be a little jarring for people used to stock Android, but it's quite customizable.
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But at the same time it's a jarring reminder of just how dangerous the North-South relationship remains.
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And for the New York-based blogger behind Our Second Skin, Anaa Nadim Saber, the juxtaposition was jarring.
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Stern's jarring image of Trump, on the other hand, is so realistic looking it could give you chills.
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Birmingham spoke to some of the things that players new to the original vanilla experience will find jarring.
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The interactive waterboarding sequence was gross and unnecessary, even if in the moment it felt jarring and effective.
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It's jarring, clearly – to have such a stark knowledge of what happened to your loved ones in Gilead.
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"The impact of turning the weirdly hyper sexualized woman into literally a pussy is jarring," one user writes.
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Sanders backers also believe that his critique of income inequality is amply illustrated in New York's jarring contrasts.
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While season 3 asks viewers to catch up fast, the shift feels less jarring than that first jump.
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Watching children absorbed by Minecraft or Fortnite could be a jarring experience for parents unfamiliar with video games.
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But it was just as jarring on the flip side, when the barista was poking fun at Trump.
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Absolutely no one reacts like this kind of behavior is surprising or a jarring violation of personal space.
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The sweatpants cuffs seemed jarring until one remembered the tuxedo is in itself a form of casual wear.
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This meant a lot of multicultural clubs, a jarring resurgence of ballroom dance, and shit tons of reggae.
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Kemper On Kemper mirrors Mindhunter's format in breaking down Kemper's jarring transition from clever child to ruthless killer.
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Perhaps that is the point, and the film is simply a dismal, jarring portrait of the world today.
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The same freeze-thaw cycle beats up concreate and asphalt roads and bridges, resulting in teeth-jarring potholes.
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It's simultaneously a perfect simulacrum of The Room and a jarring introduction to that hilariously uncomfortable set environment.
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Now they're the team most associated with intestinal fortitude and it's still a little jarring to see it.
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The film's visual splendor functions in jarring contrast to the ugliness of the situations faced by its characters.
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Some commentators fret that, as so often before, a debt-fuelled binge could come to a jarring halt.
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To turn a corner and suddenly behold the otherworldly armor lying still in its own room is jarring.
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So when a crack of something real, something earnest, impulsive, and uncultivated cuts through, it's jarring and precious.
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But even that, combined with his extremely aggressive interruptions, was enough to appear jarring and like punching down.
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Two clauses connected by a comma, the "comma splice", is jarring in good writing; people should avoid it.
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It's a jarring moment that we'll hopefully have more clarity on when Season 8 kicks off in 2018.
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Reevaluating it didn't erase the amazing memories I have from the '90s, but it was kind of jarring.
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Users can even choose between several calming alarm sounds, so jarring beeps become a thing of the past.
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But no update will be as jarring as what we're about to do with Eclipse, that's for sure.
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While not as graphic, video footage of fights between Germany and Ukraine fans on Sunday was similarly jarring.
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In hockey, officials walk a thin line about which bone-jarring hits to allow, and which to penalize.
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Of course, the holiday season can have similarly jarring effects, regardless of what's going on in the sky.
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Also, in an age of more diverse kiddie-show casting, it's jarring that all five heroes are guys.
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But the transition can seem even more jarring when a prime minister takes office without a general election.
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The contrast with the bourgeoisie Seventh Arrondissement, just across the Seine river from the Louvre, is still jarring.
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After a week of jarring reversals at home, President Donald Trump largely didn't change his confusing tone overseas.
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Jarring thunderclaps followed and the clouds burst during a recorded message from his former Seattle manager, Lou Piniella.
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The most jarring one I meet is a person from my hometown, which is just outside of Edmonton.
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But on that particular day, she details in a Medium post that the unexpected physical touch was jarring.
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The familiarity of it all might not be as jarring if this were a long-awaited follow-up.
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In most performances, the return of that stately, pensive music after the preceding boisterousness has a jarring effect.
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After leaving Roosevelt Island in 1981, the family moved to Berlin, a jarring experience for the two boys.
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Next came the jarring noise that had been promised: more Second World War documentary than Fourth of July.
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There's only one jarring anachronism, a reference to the emergency number 911, that can't quite be explained away.
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Recounting how such jarring discrepancies would play out in the founders' actual lives, Lepore is matter-of-fact.
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The jarring difference in this all-too-familiar setting was that "president" now preceded the former candidate's name.
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But our open access now to such raw expressions of desire can also be jarring or even disturbing.
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But this kind of finale ramp has made the regular old cancellation model seem jarring and downright cruel.
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James Forman Jr.'s "Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America" is brilliant and jarring.
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Still, the entire police department's sudden exit was jarring in Blandford, which is just east of the Berkshires.
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But the main reason his retirement was so jarring is that Matthews is synonymous with cable television punditry.
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Beyond that, it was vaguely religious, with frequent, jarring mentions of God and sincere invocations of divine right.
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That might seem like a jarring scenario amid concerns about the health hazards of sugar and childhood obesity.
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When Ms. Benanti narrows her eyes and pouts her lips, the resemblance to the first lady is jarring.
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Even more jarring than the names on the wall are the reasons some of the dead were lynched.
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Any weakness seemed to leave her as she delivered her speech with an almost jarring degree of composure.
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The use of color — I love to play with color relationships in pleasant manners and in jarring manners.
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One Ohio father, already dealing with serious family strife, was forced to endure jarring comments from a stranger.
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"The numbers are jarring and hard to digest," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said in an interview.
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While the harsh and sometimes racist tone of the coverage came as no surprise, it was still jarring.
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This feels like a narrative stretch, but it's no more jarring than Fraser's breaking of the fourth wall.
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Amid a transition that's stylistically jarring but narratively compelling, Greenfield introduces Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines's notorious current president.
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But perhaps the most jarring piece of the document dump was Luber's own accusations against his former staffers.
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For fans of the original, the new CGI style might be.. well, let's just say a little jarring.
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When the rock hits the wheel and the first spin chews into the stone, the sound is jarring.
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But whatever the special counsel concludes legally about "collusion," evidence on public display already paints a jarring picture.
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Complaining about Democratic investigations, the President made a jarring comment that hinted at the possibility of political violence.
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There are oddities, like the effect's inability to properly light two subjects and the sometimes jarring silhouette work.
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The economic integration that followed the original deal was a jarring experience for many American workers and communities.
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But it's jarring to think of the repertory presented here in light of Robert Joffrey's wisdom and artistry.
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In clashing synthetics and high-shine silks in a cacophony of jarring shades, they are loud, even obnoxious.
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Authorities have warned that the case is a jarring reminder of the dangers of communicating with strangers online.
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But this too is jarring for the body and makes waking up on Monday all the more difficult.
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Part of the shock was learning that skinfolk ain't always kinfolk, and that itself was a jarring education.
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It's a bit jarring at first, but it makes sense for the mobile and touchscreen nature of the game.
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For a family who thrives on oversharing on social media, their lack of response feels all the more jarring.
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"The tax bill in Washington is devastating for New York State and particularly jarring for the MTA," Lhota said.
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The fact that all of this happened around a fake account hocking skinny tea is especially jarring and dystopian.
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There is something beautifully jarring about seeing cows pulling carts alongside app-summoned vehicles to transport people and goods.
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Even then, the disgusted looks I received from passers by were quite jarring and marred the experience for me.
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Rewatching this scene after the big Bernie reveal, it's actually jarring to realize how many hints are dropped:1.
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In fact, when Jenny confronts him about the assault in season 2 of the series, the moment is jarring.
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But the most jarring part of it all was the image Pusha-T used to accompany the diss track.
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What was almost as jarring was what it didn't show -- several people, including a hotel staffer, who didn't help.
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It's strictly an experiment, and this particular set of collabs is particularly jarring to really get people thinking differently.
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Tom Namako: So it seems like every day we get a statement from President Trump that's kind of jarring.
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But I definitely find it jarring to hear the emotive voice actor's words conveyed by an entirely unemotional face.
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Some flash-forwards are jarring and confusing, others feel gratuitous, and keeping track of the chronology becomes a struggle.
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The vibration motor was so jarring that I had to turn haptic feedback off for typing and system notifications.
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Of course, it's tiny and a matter of personal taste, but it's kind of jarring on the gold watch.
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The narrative switcheroo is so jarring, you barely get to yell, "Hey, is that Dawson Leery?" at the screen.
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I wasn't covering that game, and yet I watched, including the 22 replays of particularly brutal brain-jarring hits.
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But the two sides in Mr. Jelloun's novel — their complaints and misunderstandings — are not jarring or even particularly fresh.
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Personal stories like Soto's -- emotional and sometimes jarring -- run on television, radio, online and in print around the country.
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But the settlers' ensuing actions were nothing short of horrifying, and cheerful depictions of slavery and exoticism are jarring.
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Getting your first period is a jarring experience for many women, and for Lena Dunham it was no different.
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If you line all those projects all up in a playlist, it can be jarring to flick between them.
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Transitioning from eating a variety of foods to just one type of food would be jarring for most people.
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Is it jarring to re-watch yourself being kicked out even though you knew it was going to happen?
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Reputation, Taylor Swift's sixth studio album, is a jarring combination of disparate sounds, petty disses, and her trademark candor.
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It's been a jarring turnaround for cryptocurrencies considering Bitcoin touched an all-time high of $19,783 on December 17th.
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The transition from playful, light-hearted Libra's solar season to that of dark and mysterious Scorpio can be jarring.
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But finding out the empty shelves represent our fear of other cultures and immigrants makes it even more jarring.
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The mismatch within these paintings — the visual equivalent of a record scratch — is not their most jarring element, however.
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It must be jarring to find a gun in your sock drawer and not remember why you own it.
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He got very drunk at company parties, which was jarring because he was always quiet and inscrutable at work.
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Twist briefly played with Fnatic veterans Olofmesiter and Dennis in 2014 on TeamGlobal, so the shift wasn't too jarring.
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"After everything was over with and all the shaking and jarring, the sirens went off," Garrison told the station.
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Fans gave the singer's jarring new look an identity of its own, quickly comparing it to a 1970s pornstache.
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That'll prevent any jarring difference in message and, that way, each successive president will have a clean digital slate.
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So-called gangsta rappers in the 1990s defended their jarring lyricism as honesty about their surroundings and their survival.
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The use of flashbacks in last week's Scandal episode was a little jarring and made the episode feel disjointed.
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It's a clever idea, but in practice it can be a bit jarring to switch back-and-forth constantly.
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A couple have a jarring splotch of color — orange or green — in lieu of the white of one eye.
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Last night's 90-minute CNN debate between Sanders and Cruz on health care was both enormously entertaining and jarring.
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Perhaps the most jarring aspect of the exhibition is the juxtaposition of Othman's broadcast testimony with the architectural renderings.
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But rather than feeling jarring, this allows you to have much more fun while utilizing the game's new systems.
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Almost blinded by the glare of the sand, he got a jump wrong and landed with a jarring impact.
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It's jarring to see Clooney without, one, his cropped hair, and, two, his signature salt-and-pepper hair color.
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None of those metrics, however, provide a complete explanation for USC's ascension—or capture just how jarring it feels.
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It's a jarring shift because the heroes of Deer Tick songs have always been the down-on-their-luck.
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One was jarring in its display of Trump's defensive and juvenile behavior against a backdrop of death and desperation.
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These backward leaps act like cattle prods, jarring us out of the somnolence that densely talkative films can induce.
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"As jarring and intense as it can be, I think there's something really amazing about it," Wetzer told VICE.
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So it can be jarring for parents when their adult children don't strive for the same things they do.
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Words matter Actress Glenn Close described the jarring moment her sister, Jessie Close, opened up about having suicidal thoughts.
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What makes this scandal so jarring is that Northam owes his job to black Virginians more than anyone else.
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But that doesn't make Trump's central idea any less jarring: that libel law can be a tool of revenge.
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What's jarring on this album is that Coldplay actually get a little edgy, and not in a performative way.
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Often these consequences are difficult to detect, since they are not jarring in appearance or in their immediate consequences.
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It will be a jarring shift, to be sure, because when transit is a service, carmakers become a commodity.
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Days 2 & 3Difficulty Level: 3What ended up being the jarring part of this experiment showed its face early on.
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At the facility, sudden, jarring flashbacks and the occasional hallucination blur the lines between the past, present, and future.
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The violence renders I, Who Did Not Die one of the most jarring and scary memoirs in recent years.
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The contrast between their fourth-grade humor and the way Caps takes themselves almost painfully seriously will be jarring.
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The unwillingness of our government to treat people fairly across racial and ethnic boundaries was especially jarring to me.
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The President's jarring encounter with reality appears to have snapped him out of showman mode, at least for now.
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"The Family Tabor" suffers from one jarring flaw: Harry has forgotten for 30 years how he made his fortune.
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Jarring imagery and ominous details rush in, then recede before you've quite figured out what to make from them.
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Then there's a jarring shift to Milan, where Versace is honored with a ceremony akin to a state funeral.
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The audience has sometimes found the words confusing and jarring, Medvedeva acknowledged in October at a competition in Moscow.
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That may also be why the beginning of the song — Santana's guitar riff — sounds like a jarring, precarious taunt.
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The transition was jarring: there was the night her brain froze and she accidentally began a song in German.
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Perhaps these sections wouldn't be so jarring if so much of The Narrow Door were not about writing itself.
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Unlike West Virginia, New Hampshire is relatively prosperous, which makes an opioid crisis here seem all the more jarring.
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That this surveillance is happening is obvious, even if the ways we're reminded of it can still be jarring.
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There was precedent when Marshawn Lynch retired from the NFL after the 2015 season, but the timing was jarring.
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It may seem like a jarring shift in mood, but it is in keeping with the film's essayistic form.
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"Baby I Love You" chugs along, and the juxtaposition of the violent imagery and the soulful music is jarring.
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With a jarring visual design and one disturbingly effective soundscape, this unusual horror film will make you feel something.
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A person strolling through Riverside Park last Wednesday afternoon spotted something jarring on the riverbank and called the police.
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And for a politician who relies so heavily on what is familiar to him, her absence could be jarring.
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That percentage is especially jarring when you consider that the restaurant industry is the second-largest private-sector employer.
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In short, the president is behaving normally — a jarring rarity for a man who casually shatters sacred political norms.
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The blend of these two premises, one wacky and zany, one serious and heartfelt, has proved jarring for some.
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Normally, when jarring political changes happen, the statues of the former leaders and heroes are among the first casualties.
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Still, the video is jarring, both for its content and for the political climate it has been dropped into.
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She said that in Canada, which prides itself on diversity and a spirit of tolerance, it was particularly jarring.
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The cool nights are pleasant, to be sure, but "pleasant" can be jarring in a city used to extremes.
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So while the harsh and sometimes racist tone of the coverage came as no surprise, it was jarring still.
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But the disappointing number of new jobs was jarring for the administration, and well below what economists had expected.
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The open mouth and empty eyes in the jarring image above belong to a dead Pacific green sea turtle.
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The latest details are some of the most jarring and could raise questions of violations of factory workers' rights.
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At a Tuesday night rally in Mississippi, the president mocked Ford in a jarring departure from his past comments.
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It is an interrogation from within, tortured and jarring in its way, painful, full of maladjustments and self-questionings.
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It remained unclear on Friday how this would be achieved, but it had an immediate jarring impact on trading.
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Trump's populist message was especially jarring to Fox, who's spent his political career fighting against populism in Latin America.
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That imagery will be that much more jarring on Wednesday as Cohen testifies publicly before the House Oversight Committee.
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"The gaps in the art education system are jarring," she told Frieze, an art and culture magazine, in 2017.
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It was a jarring moment for everyone in attendance and a clear sign of the end of an era.
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There's just a jarring nakedness to Yonder that is incredibly hard to look past, even if you want to.
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Four years on, the truth of being financially alone is not jarring or life-changing so much as mundane.
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This was a thoroughly modern battle, though, as some of the most jarring passages of Verini's book make clear.
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Through Twitter, Trump has issued jarring, high frequency, often deeply untrue statements that have reshaped the larger media conversation.
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An alarm can be jarring, so set your smart phone to play happy, upbeat music or a soft chime.
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That's what makes the current fight so jarring — and so potentially dangerous for Israel and its supporters in Washington.
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The vocals are often muffled, instruments drown out others at times, and it's full of jarring starts and stops.
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The handwringing around Arya having sex on Game of Thrones suggests that, while it may have been deeply jarring to see Sansa — as the show's more traditionally feminine character— undergo a horrific rape, it is equally jarring to see Arya be as confrontational and empowered about sex as she is everything else.
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While the emotional reaction itself can be jarring (for you and your partner), crying after sex is actually pretty common.
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Ahead of Trapeze's publication, Ansell is working with a professional editor for the first time and finds the experience jarring.
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The jarring and powerful imagery is part of Brandt's lifelong dedication to highlighting the plight of Africa's increasingly threatened wildlife.
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Even then, the makeup is still annoyingly flawless and applied beautifully, which tends to make the dramatic pigments less jarring.
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So while Trump's tweets may be jarring, Cramer said maybe it is a style that investors should get used to.
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This juxtaposition of man-made tools in a series which invokes only nature in all the other portraits, is jarring.
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So, it's somewhat shocking and a little jarring to see Old Steve show up at the very end of Endgame.
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After being such a supporter of the stock, it may have been jarring to hear that he exited his position.
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Here, modern or contemporary art is displayed alongside ancient artifacts or Renaissance works in jarring, imaginative and sometimes radical ways.
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The reveal is horrifying and jarring after nearly an hour of random good-natured sing-alongs to mostly upbeat melodies.
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This all seems particularly jarring considering how far removed it is from the intimate experience human-on-human tattooing creates.
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This momentum is especially jarring in "Beyond the Wall," as Daenerys swoops in to rescue Jon and his foolhardy squad.
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Watching a film in 4DX can be a jarring, jolting experience — but in fairness, so can a theme park ride.
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When you open that up to such a vast span of time, though, it's going to be a tad jarring.
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Traditional alarm clocks blare their wake-up call, jarring you from whatever stage of sleep you're in at the time.
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Screaming into the jungle seemed unpleasant and jarring to me at first, but I wanted to be a good sport.
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The switch was jarring for Snap's sales division, as O'Hara was well-liked, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The visuals are jarring: the ship looks like it's parked on land, the mustaches are frozen, the research looks difficult.
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To counteract this potentially jarring experience the film features a soothing voice telling you it's all going to be fine.
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You can see it at Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs): Her attempts at jokes — and even at laughter — are weirdly jarring.
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Seeing Noctis in Gordon Freeman cosplay is jarring, but it's also one of an ever-growing list of FFXV crossovers.
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That made it a bit jarring to take in the scene at Brooklyn's latest incarnation of the celebration on Monday.
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However, if you've found it to be a bit jarring, you can turn it off by going to Settings > Display.
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"We never turn away a woman," Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales explains, leading to the most jarring, haunting reality check.
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The violence was particularly jarring in a country that has been a relative bastion of calm in a volatile region.
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The photo shows a copy of Girl's Life next to a copy of Boys' Life — and the differences are jarring.
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Swenson's creatures may not have literally been alive but their physical presence has a real, jarring, and surprisingly disarming effect.
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And because these universals—of love and fulfillment—are so personal, it felt jarring to be caught in her logic.
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The jarring thwack and screeching scrape give way to regret and embarrassment, often underscored by spilled coffee and peeved passengers.
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It's an understandable move, though it can be a bit jarring when switching between lenses, especially if you're shooting video.
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In experiments, mosquitoes learned to associate an odor with a jarring vibration meant to simulate the feeling of getting swatted.
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Junk is the first M83 album in half a decade, and it's jarring in terms of both scale and gravity.
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It's a jarring end for what is ostensibly a children's special, but there is still something beautiful about the letdown.
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It was jarring, when Rubio was asked about the Flint water crisis, to hear him "give credit to" Michigan Gov.
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But there was still something jarring about seeing a dude this big and this young move and execute like that.
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But the former boy band member's hair didn't always hold such a jarring similarity, and that's why it all matters.
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"The rhetoric coming in was very jarring, not just to people here but to people around the world," he argued.
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And was there a jarring difference between what happened to Emily this episode and what happened to poor, doomed Eden?
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The surreal nature of the dance combined with the threat of apocalypse is almost there, but it still feels jarring.
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It might be a little jarring to watch a player escorted through while you're enjoying the spoils of stadium luxury.
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I also wanted some time after trail to decompress as being thrust back into "normal" life can be very jarring.
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Perhaps none of the many theories proposed were so jarring, or gained so wide a following, as the "authoritarianism" explanation.
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The jarring hit can be seen in the top left corner of the video above, taken by onlooker Eric Bologa.
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Spoon's jarring, stop-and-go motion demands the listener pause and contemplate the album as a self-conscious aesthetic object.
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After all, there are no "Rs and Ds" adorning the bone-jarring potholes, contaminated water pipes and rusting steel trusses.
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Once he realized that, dealing with it became a whole lot easier, even if it was still a jarring experience.
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As for the music, yes, it's sometimes jarring and inserted clumsily, but many of the songs make for enjoyable listening.
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Such a jarring move would also erode global investors' confidence in the U.S. dollar as the world's top reserve currency.
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And that prompted another sort of reaction from those who found the speaker's expectation of special treatment a little jarring.
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At the least, it shook through my whole body, jarring my knee, since my road bike obviously doesn't have shocks.
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The National Council on Disability's report, "Not on the Radar: Sexual Assault of College Students with Disabilities" is simply jarring.
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It's jarring to be on the same page with your best friend and then you see your paths split overnight.
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These moments were doubtless jarring for his fans, though Bowie was no stranger to embracing discomfort in his own life.
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So, it was exciting to see this new advancement — and then, it was jarring to hear it was a joke.
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Mark: D+ Four prissy, jarring and inaccurate similes in two short paragraphs completely do my head in with this excerpt.
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For Rivera, the jarring nature of these images underscores the way that photography constructs identity beyond its portrayal of bodies.
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But some images strike a particular nerve, for reasons both obvious and unknowable, jarring even a public numbed to disaster.
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There is nothing more jarring than when a young player you once advised, and will always view as young, retires.
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More jarring was the new Ford GoBike docking station that a Lyft-owned company had installed next to the clubhouse.
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It's jarring to have our accounts suspended or disabled—online harassment can have a real impact on our income. 8.
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The contrast between Top End, with its sweltering heat and camper-van aesthetic, and Tasmania's farmer-chic sophistication was jarring.
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While Mr. Trump and Judge Kavanaugh's conservative supporters rallied behind his angry rebuttals, Ms. Tone said she found them jarring.
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If you're not used to working from home regularly, switching to a remote work schedule full-time can be jarring.
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Later in the game, Frazier caught a ball on the warning track and his shoulder hit the wall, jarring him.
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By the time the play makes a jarring tonal shift to the agonizing of Brutus, it's too little too late.
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In "Asparagus," a hypnotic 1979 film, Ms. Pitt created a wordless, erotic and jarring visual poem about a faceless woman.
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The audacity of a bloody attack inside one of the most heavily secured naval facilities in Pakistan was jarring enough.
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Blanca sobs while Piper gets ready to eat some kind of chard-laced casserole, and the tonal shift is jarring.
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But the first jarring example that the Jedi aren't all they're cracked up to be comes in The Phantom Menace.
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The third-person voice narrating all this, however — so distinct from those of any of the three women — is jarring.
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Maybe the reason Ms. Cao wanted to shoot there is that its lack of hustle and bustle is so jarring.
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The juxtaposition was jarring, particularly with Democrats using their time to cut straight to the heart of Dr. Blasey's story.
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For added contrast, there were jarring turns, such as a potent, punk-like movement toward the end of the set.
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The jarring juxtapositions carry with them a dilemma, writes one of our foreign bureau chiefs who covers the Middle East.
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It's unsettling that Trump made this kind of statement at all — and it's even more jarring that he tweeted it.
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For those who had descended on the city to see several days' worth of runway shows, the contrast was jarring.
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Mr. Dawkins so favors Williams that it's jarring, late in the play, when Inge at last has a big monologue.
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A jarring CCTV video shows a deer breaking into a Long Island hair salon, stunning the staff and customers inside.
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Even those not distressed by the content of his messages might find the manner in which they are dispensed jarring.
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HOUSTON — The men from East Texas had just boarded their boat here, when there was a sudden jarring bump underneath.
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The images in Wuhan offered a jarring contrast to the attempts by Chinese leaders in Beijing to project confident composure.
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The contrast between all of this and the events underway in Washington DC this week could not be more jarring.
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In response to a question about gun control, her answer was jarring (and necessary): "Here's what I think," she said.
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His team won the resumed game, 210-0, but he said he felt a jarring conflict of elation and sadness.
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It was jarring to see Amar Ramasar cast as a lead in "Emeralds," the first ballet of the new season.
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But when you're paying for a premium streaming service like Amazon Prime Video, the existence of such content is jarring.
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The lack of confidence in the world economy is jarring, especially considering the strength of global markets at present time.
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One of the most jarring victims of WannaCry was the Britain's National Health Service (NHS), the national health-care system.
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The ObamaCare repeal failure was a jarring experience for many Republican lawmakers who have campaigned on the issue since 2010.
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The fact that we're so familiar with the story has inured us to just how jarring and unexpected it was.
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Violations of this type are so jarring to the psyche, causing us to initially deny, minimize or doubt their occurrence.
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It creates an artificial sound which can be jarring and distracting, but it ensures you don&apost miss something important.
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That inordinate amount of money is jarring—more so when considering Saudi Arabia hadn't sanctioned professional boxing until last year.
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" Lauren Cohan: "What's so rare about this episode… it's so unexpected, jarring and destabilizing in a way we've never had.
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But it is symbolically jarring to flush a beast of the earth or air, and probably terrible for your plumbing.
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What came after their bar crawl was perhaps most jarring for Musgraves, though she made most of the unusual situation.
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The Chicago area may see a jarring 2100-degree jump, from minus 2000 on Thursday to possibly 260 on Monday.
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Reactions vary widely not only from one performance to another but also within the same performance, which can be jarring.
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The horde of walkers itself, however, may be the most jarring sight in a sprawling city known for its traffic.
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"Outsider art" supersedes "folk art," connoting a more jarring, free-range aesthetic usually from outside the Northeast, as demonstrated here.
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It was jarring to hear Democrats speaking Spanish casually on a national stage, knowing millions of viewers would not understand.
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With killing this shocking, this jarring, this pleasurable, this thrilling, this grotesque, this climactic, who would want it to stop?
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It's jarring when you realize your association with whiteness doesn't free you from the threat of being mistreated by police.
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This might feel jarring because the animated cartoon show and the comics liked to make a show of the whole thing.
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" Lauren Cohan, who plays Maggie, said the death is "unexpected, destabilizing and jarring in a bigger way than we ever had.
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The moment Few's SUV was cornered is featured in the jarring police video and shows law enforcement firing into the car.
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Outside factors may have complicated the hurricane response, but Trump calling it a "fantastic job" is jarring given the human toll.
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As you can see, the difference is jarring — and reflective of how immensely addiction and recovery can affect one's entire life.
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I wanted to ask a little bit about the pretty jarring tonal shift between The Thief and The Queen of Attolia.
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In contrast to Stoynoff, Crooks participated in her own play: an emotionally jarring reenactment of the alleged 2006 Trump Tower kiss.
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That he would then turn around and use the word with regard to Pelosi makes the insult all the more jarring.
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So the news that the company agreed this week to settle its lawsuit against the City of San Francisco seems jarring.
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Some might call it overkill, but unless you see the change happening in real-time, the process isn't quite as jarring.
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The only thing more jarring than the scoop was its home: a New York Times report about Joe Biden's 22012 vulnerability.
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It was a jarring contrast to past Samsung press conferences, which were always heavy on specs and especially gimmicky camera features.
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"It might be quite jarring to them because they come up to me and expect a stoic, cold person," she says.
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Trump's behavior is especially jarring because Trump (in his and his supporters' eyes at least) seemingly has emerged stronger for it.
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"It was personally more jarring for me to see so many empty metro stations and malls," the Chicago-born photographer wrote.
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Initially, it was jarring seeing trans women feel so comfortable with themselves in ways I had never thought I could experience.
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The inspiration for these jarring images is a colossal debt scandal, which has sunk Mozambique's economy and rocked its political elite.
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It has been jarring for several players and other observers to see balls unexpectedly die quickly in the air this postseason.
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It's a welcome change of pace for a squad that's more accustomed to dishing out jarring tackles than super sweet snuggles.
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When bad information inevitably slips through, hearing it authoritatively spoken aloud is even more jarring than seeing it on a page.
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The end-credits put forward the claim that nearly 700,000 young Americans have been subjected to such programs — a jarring statistic.
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After years of hearing professional actors perform in games, going back to the stilted, choppy delivery in Resident Evil is jarring.
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But 2016 will always be the year the big blue presence in our lives suffered its first jarring falls from grace.
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He often posts photos from the Obama presidency with captions subtly highlighting the jarring contrast between the Obama and Trump administrations.
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And in a jarring twist, Judith approaches a new member of that group at the end of the sequence: Negan himself.
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To remind us of that fact, writer Cecil Castellucci and artist Marley Zarcone put something extremely jarring in a recent issue.
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What's most jarring — and disturbing — about Dorsey's statement is its latent suggestion that all of Twitter's progress has been a mistake.
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His potential is evident from the very first bar he spits with an urgency quite jarring given his usually calm demeanour.
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For someone who graduated high school almost a full decade ago, the darkness of the ultra Gen-Z Euphoria is jarring.
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Cutting back and forth between timelines can be tricky in films, because the resulting transitions sometimes feel too forced or jarring.
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Rather, the jarring juxtaposition of James Phelan and Donald Trump shows just how the rhetoric of racism can span a century.
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After hearing the very jarring forecast that Boeing gave on Wednesday, Cramer could only conclude that the aerospace group has peaked.
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It had been a jarring weekend, with the well-orchestrated tape release featuring Trump and Billy Bush's offensive vulgarisms in 2005.
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Why it matters: Despite Moore's most steadfast supporters sticking by him, the accusations leveled against him have had a jarring impact.
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It's sometimes jarring to have such an incredible sense of visual presence paired with obviously unnatural mechanics, especially when they break.
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Either way, it's a jarring reminder that people are abusing nature with plastic waste—and that bees are really smart creatures.
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It was jarring to see O'Grady sit serenely in a space she would have invaded at the peak of her career.
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But shelter environments can be jarring for new immigrants, many of whom are coping with trauma sustained in their home countries.
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Although the nation has become effectively desensitized to Trump's bullying, it was still jarring to hear him disparage some undocumented immigrants.
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Heather's head keeps jarring into the roof; Marty's legs are pulled into his chest and propped up against the center console.
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This concision of storytelling is familiar when watching movies, but it can feel weird, and at times jarring, in a game.
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When Giuliani's take-no-prisoners Trumpian tactics emerged in 2016, it was jarring for many who remembered him as America's mayor.
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That Dershowitz, a prominent Jewish American public intellectual, would speak up in Trump's defense is jarring, as he appears to recognize.
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For millions of Americans, the appointments are jarring, leading them to believe that anyone — anything — would be better than these people.
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The tremors have been going on for days now, jarring residents, who've been reporting nearly constant ground vibrations in some areas.
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Read more: The stock market is experiencing a jarring shift seen only twice in history, and not since the tech bubble.
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" Foxx said, "Sometimes it takes really jarring incidents to shock the consciousness of people about what elected officials should be doing.
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Or, rather, the film, with its compassion and its utterly jarring ending, which I won't give away, did something to me.
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It was a jarring moment for anyone who might have believed that her romance was merely staged to drum up attention.
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This is hardly the first production to portray the Act II riot as a pogrom, but Kosky's imagery has jarring power.
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The pictures of the overdose cases show young, unlined faces that are jarring beside the much older ones for other funerals.
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Everything you could do with the real and complex numbers, you could do with the quaternions, except for one jarring difference.
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The reckoning is imminent, however, and yanking Totti from the side so abruptly reminds everyone how jarring the end can be.
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Trent understandably sounded a lot more amped up on this week's "Chandelier," which proved jarring during the song's more delicate moments.
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He knows nothing about Conor McGregor outside of what he's learned from these quotations and a somewhat jarring Google image search.
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This isn't as likely to make players sick, but it's also jarring and isn't as accurate of a way to move.
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But, the legislation also unearthed a long known, yet still jarring, reality for Republicans just months ahead of the midterm elections.
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Legalization also reinforces a jarring dysfunction between state and federal legal systems over how to handle financial transactions related to marijuana.
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The numbers out of Mississippi will be jarring to the Sanders campaign, even if they were prepared to lose the state.
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Such reminders, she noted, are everywhere: Occasional spot work on the building has left jarring juxtapositions of old and new concrete.
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It was jarring to see how many flights had been canceled, mostly because of coronavirus-related travel restrictions and lessened demand.
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In particular, this feels all the more jarring after This Is Us, which didn't prompt a new run of family dramas.
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President Donald Trump's unprecedented attacks on federal law enforcement turned even more vindictive over a series of jarring events last weekend.
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May's removal, a general election, a second referendum, or an economically jarring "no-deal" exit from the E.U. on March 29.
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That's why seeing Colbert close out his monologue by sharing a chuckle with Spicer wasn't just jarring — it was incredibly disappointing.
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Their debut LP was critiqued with a now jarring sincerity, enjoying reviews that alluded to a game-changing piece of work.
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As the S&P 500 slipped about 27% from its recent peak, energy stocks in the benchmark plummeted a jarring 50%.
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Jarring vibrations, intermittently suspended by loose sand slides and pothole plunges, shook the truck; red bull dust seeped through closed vents.
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Jio's juxtapositions of flat and illusionistic forms culminate in a visual paradox: the compositions are broken and orderly, smooth and jarring.
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When others express themselves in an inconsiderate or jarring way, I put myself in their shoes: What are they going through?
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That brings an immediacy that I once found jarring: the power to FaceTime with your mom, for instance, from a battlefront.
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None have brought the industry to a standstill like the coronavirus pandemic, and the bottom-line impact has already been jarring.
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The statement, while a highly familiar tactic by the North, represented a jarring shift in tone after weeks of conciliatory gestures.
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Still, negative corporate announcements bring a jarring specificity to trade wars that can spread through financial markets and the wider economy.
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Before "Silent Night" ends, though, the program comes to a jarring halt, with news of Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.
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On the flip side, professionally dubbed voice acting was often painfully overdone, which was an equally jarring experience for many fans.
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But what is more jarring is that we are still being victimized by the same cast of characters 20 years later.
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While the juxtaposition of tourist development so close to such poverty may be jarring, the seaside remains the allure for all.
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"They were a bit jarring, she's screaming, she's literally screaming," said Crispina Muriel, 36, a software engineer who lives in Queens.
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Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Jude Law, and Natalie Portman round out Mike Nichols' jarring look at the relationships of two couples.
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Whether injured in combat or retiring after 85033 years, leaving the military and returning to civilian life is a jarring change.
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The brains of children grow at incredible rates, and repeated jarring blows to the head can stunt that growth, doctors say.
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Over the weekend, throngs of residents wandered through Roma and Condesa, quietly absorbing the jarring changes to a once-familiar landscape.
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They feel a bit unformed, ragged and raw, but they're these really great, jarring portraits of New York in the '60s.
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David Boyd's translation is smooth and plain-spoken, if occasionally marred by a jarring American phrase ("we're talking big leagues here").
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In addition, jarring graffiti of swastikas have been reported on some college campuses as well as the New York City subway.
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This was particularly jarring because Trump had been a chief critic of the amount of money the Obamas spent on vacations.
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And in some cases, the participants knew that they might hear a loud, jarring noise at the end of the trial.
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The many commentators who doubt that Mr Biden is the man to beat Donald Trump have other jarring things to cite.
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In the end, children should feel prepared for what they might see online, so they are emotionally prepared for jarring content.
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But it is jarring for an administration in power to claim that civil servants are actively working to subvert the government.
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What&aposs not: Fans of the original novel (and subsequent film adaptations) might find the chronology of the new movie jarring.
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But some former Obama aides say the ads are "jarring" and misleadingly imply Obama has endorsed Bloomberg, when he has not.
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The attire was particularly jarring for Norway, whose long history of speedskating prowess has been attained in red — always in red.
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Dislocated from the intimacy of the home, the sofas can be jarring in the dull and impersonal environment of the street.
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The list of jarring actions taken by the Trump administration in its first week in office is surprisingly long and rich.
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And the reason it is jarring to some folks is this incongruity of the content of the tweet and the format.
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It still suffers from some of MTV's stale hallmarks: flashy but jarring editing, eye-roll inducing dialogue, and an obnoxious soundtrack.
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De Marrais' jarring yet engrossing vocals took the lead on Past Worn Searching, with guitarist Kaia Fischer's complimentary vocals providing support.
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The liberals who started the fundraiser tried to fight that narrative through a gesture in the wake of a jarring event.
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At first, it's jarring to see everyone we once knew as lovably chaotic messes living the lives they always dreamed of.
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At one point, I received a gaudy, jarring full-screen Verizon ad urging me to send retail gift cards via messaging.
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Cooper gets his episode credits in (even though his character dies in the first installment), but these flashbacks are jarring and clumsy.
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After four episodes — half a season — of the filthy New York City streets, seeing Darlene (Dominique Fishback) in her hometown is jarring.
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But her two month journey through Cuba in 2016 — staying in the homes of locals — was something completely new and, frankly, jarring.
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Learning about the shooting near Denver just days later was a jarring reminder on how common school shootings have become, she said.
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Make the grad's transition from their bed to the dorm mattress a little less jarring with this gel infused memory foam topper.
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Moreover, he brusquely shut down an Orthodox Jewish journalist on the issue in one of the most jarring encounters of his presidency.
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That's how it works in Doom VFR as well... though the sensation of suddenly flying up into the air is immediately jarring.
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