It's hard to look away from, but it's obviously impossible.
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Moreover, we need to look away from the acting awards.
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We cannot look away from this and we cannot pause.
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It was difficult to look away from the feeding frenzy.
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Their eyes watching him were hard to look away from.
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Just try to look away from David Bowie's chiseled pecs.
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Because we naturally want to look away from our ugliness.
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We applaud the moment and look away from the consequences.
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We look away from each other at our collective peril.
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It's hard to watch, but also hard to look away from.
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I'm unable to look away from the slow-motion train crash.
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Max Graef: It's hard to look away from the chair though.
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"It's hard to look away from a horror show," he said.
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ET The world can't look away from internet celebrity Tana Mongeau.
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It's hard to focus on but impossible to look away from.
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Cory Booker tweeted that people "should not look away" from the photo.
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We knew each other too well to look away from our situation.
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You may have to look away from Master of None Season 2.
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But no, it's real — and it's really hard to look away from.
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" When Flake bowed his head, Archila said: "Don't look away from me.
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It's a dizzying spectacle, one that's nearly impossible to look away from.
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Lakeith Stanfield is hard to look away from when he's on screen.
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"Don't look away from me," she continued, when Flake bowed his head.
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"Decent people can't look away from what is happening," she tells herself.
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You have to give Paul credit: It's hard to look away from him.
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Because there's something about oozing blackheads that you just can't look away from.
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But let's be honest: We can't look away from following celebrities' dating lives.
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Like a great true crime story, it is impossible to look away from.
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Her head is slightly tilted and her eyes look away from the viewer.
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Jim Carrey has the kind of face that's impossible to look away from.
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Today in bizarre Instagram fads we weirdly can't look away from: bun dropping.
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She swaggers into scenes with a charisma that's impossible to look away from.
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You can look away from Cage, but you cannot escape his spit-heavy performances.
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Watching him spiral is not pleasant, but it is impossible to look away from.
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Rather, fans could not look away from her protruding right leg à la Jolie.
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Screens are so good, I can barely look away from them for a second.
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Equal parts funny and brutal, its first season was hard to look away from.
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You can't look away from the actual battle when you're on the boat yourself.
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You may find what ensues difficult to watch but impossible to look away from.
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Viewers pause, unable to look away from their televisions or their social media feeds.
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They seem to be gazing inward — even as they look away from the camera.
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It sends her on a downward spiral that is hard to look away from.
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One of Attenborough's hallmarks is a refusal to look away from nature's inherent brutality.
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Such an eerie, skinless stillness so precisely rendered, is difficult to look away from.
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The result is a half sketch, half photo that you can't look away from.
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It was a car crash we couldn't look away from, and the cameras couldn't either.
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Why can't I look away from Tiny Shrek bounding over hurdles and speeding through tunnels?
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President Trump, the commander in chief, should not look away from the wars he oversees.
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My colleagues on the Culture desk discussed why they can't look away from the spectacle.
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Mariah swept, trying to look away from Jerome's sad, dim eyes while suppressing a smile.
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I still have to look away from movie food fights or "sexy" chocolate body-licking scenes.
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Japanese combat sports are the thing we can't look away from, despite our sense of repulsion.
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And you couldn't have paid me to look away from Caleb as he slowly touched himself.
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It refuses to look away from difficult scenes, and its gaze is steady and distinctively female.
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Like so many others, the middle-age software developer can't look away from the presidential election.
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Now look away from the data for a moment to consider what it does not show.
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She wants to look out into the world, but she can't look away from the mirror.
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If you look away from this Rubik's Cube-solving robot for even a second, you'll miss history.
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It's impossible to look away from, and a perfect table-setter for the unflinching horror to come.
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"It's like a train wreck you can't look away from," biologist George Divoky said in a statement.
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They frequently look away from the viewer, often with their eyes closed, denying the viewer full access.
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You may find yourself unable to look away from every pretty thing dying in their houses daily.
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Then, the camera rests on Boy's bloody dead body, not daring to look away from the tragedy.
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Humans tend to prefer fantasies: After all, they allow us to look away from real human suffering.
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In Atreus, Kratos' cowardice is reflected in a living mirror, one he's unable to look away from.
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When teams are playing with an exhilarating style, it's easy to look away from wider political issues.
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At the moment, I find it really hard to look away from what's happening in the world.
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Since it's activated by voice or gestures, the driver never has to look away from the road.
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The air show announcer can be heard advising adults to have children look away from the crash scene.
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They're impossible to look away from until they leave the screen, so you better make your gif count.
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To Murphy, "camp" describes not irony but something closer to clumsiness, the accident you can't look away from.
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That's challenging, but maybe it gets you to look longer at something you might typically look away from.
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Certainly, the two anxieties were inextricable: look away from the struggle, for one second, and you may fall.
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It's from her that he hears the movie title's truism to "never look away" from the truth of life.
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It was a relief, I confess, to look away from the Renoirs to the comparison pictures by other artists.
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They make it easy to look away from the problem and enable bad things to be able to happen.
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It's filled with the kind of great shots and painfully uncomfortable moments that are impossible to look away from.
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Marie's voice is captivating, and her world, especially the characters who populate it, is impossible to look away from.
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I wasn't alone in not being able to look away from Mike Colter in "Marvel's Jessica Jones" on Netflix.
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You can look away from a photograph, but for them it is their lives -- and deaths -- that are depicted.
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It's a whirlwind filled with fights, tears, and heartfelt moments that you won't be able to look away from.
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This helps it continue to fight clickbait and gives a boost to high-quality content people can't look away from.
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Behold (full video below): It's hard to look away from the beast, which we are dubbing the Facebook Reactions Monster.
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A melancholic atmosphere pervades the works in all media — somber images of despair that are difficult to look away from.
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Here are six oddly mesmerizing live streams of lava from Kilauea that you won't be able to look away from.
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Yetide Badaki is luminous as Bilquis; her subtle, sultry performance as a double agent is difficult to look away from.
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Against her gorgeous olive-toned skin, the red gives the actress a sultry, mysterious vibe we can't look away from.
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I was a hesitant rubbernecker made aware of how a particularly scary monster can feel impossible to look away from.
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Cuz, I mean, come on, that calf learning to walk and wobble around was too cute to look away from.
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Notifications should help us look away from our phones, notifying us when something is important enough to merit our attention.
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But the Roberts Court's rulings on structural democracy ask that judges look away from what's right in front of them.
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For the sake of these reporters, it is the responsibility of the international community to not look away from Syria.
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Also when I watch movies I'm doing other things, so if I look away from the screen Idk what's happening.
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On the other, there were the kinds of series you can't look away from, like Narcos and Love Is Blind.
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Mr. Ray had completed a sterling silver version with a rich gleam that made it hard to look away from.
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But as I step out of my car I look away from it, shielding my face from its apocalyptic light.
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This truck has in-dash navigation, but it doesn't give audio instructions, requiring that you look away from the road.
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Yet, Philip doesn't want that as he hints there are actually no extracurriculars to look away from in the first place.
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We promise you won't be able to look away from the captivating close-ups of Thompson marking and prepping the piercing.
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Using cake, I make the proverbial car crash you can't look away from, the bad news you can't help but devour.
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Instead, they have tended to look away from dangerous and criminal situations because local populations had no effective means for redress.
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The clobbering drums and guitars of "Deutschland" suggest a kind of forced reckoning: Let's not look away from any of this.
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In that case, I expect the main emotional response of those of us raised on those expectations will be to look away from all the suffering unleashed by climate change, as we look away from all the suffering in the world today, and find new ways to define our own lives as fulfilling, prosperous, and hopeful.
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Why it matters: We can't look away from the kind of hatred and evil that led to the murder of 11 innocents.
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One rests his hand on his hip; both look away from us, as if they've heard or seen something in the distance.
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But, while the internet was abuzz with talks of the reunion, we couldn't look away from one thing: their matching purple eyeshadow.
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There will always be a fresh, wild, can't-look-away-from beauty trend to sweep the runways at New York Fashion Week.
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Look away from your phone, and you're aimlessly tapping a featureless glass slab with no landmarks or guides to light the way.
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No wonder we can't look away from Pitt in this movie, despite the fact that he's a rather minor character in it.
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Dubai is already home to some fascinating structures — like the world's tallest building — but we just can't look away from this one.
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"I almost wish I didn't know about his pain, but at the same time I couldn't look away from it," he said.
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Over the past several months, it has been hard to look away from the public relations nightmares plaguing the nation's largest airlines.
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The hyperbolic self-congratulations of President Trump only invite the federal government to look away from the continuing sufferings of Puerto Rico.
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The show's choice to not look away from the consequences of BoJack's actions sets it apart from so many other antihero series.
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Those with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video and orient toward the person who had called.
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As more consumers look away from cable television and toward digital streaming, Iger has looked to digitize the distribution of the iconic brand.
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This is perhaps the entire mantra of A Series of Unfortunate Events, which insists that you look away from the horrible tragedy unfolding.
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We cannot look away from the pictures of furious elements, hurricanes and fires, from the repetitive crowd murders by gunmen burning with rage.
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When it came, it felt both like the only thing that could happen and like a train wreck I couldn't look away from.
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You can't look away from the suffering of children -- victims of a suspected chemical attack in Idlib that killed at least 70 people.
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Instead of making you look away from your patient, the device acts as a heads up display and gives you greatly enhanced perception.
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Pope's story of an insurance adjuster piecing together a 60-part murder mystery aboard a ghost ship is hard to look away from.
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Will any of that be enough to get you to look away from Huawei's P29 Pro, Oppo's Find X, or Apple's iPhone X?
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Not exactly scary, but certainly graphic, the scene showing Stan's death in his bathtub is one you might want to look away from.
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Many viewers are unable to look away from the near-daily helicopter footage on local news and, more recently, on social media feeds.
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It's not just social media posts — students across the country are mobilizing to make sure that people don't look away from the violence.
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You don't get to be a sports fan — to enjoy the spectacle of black excellence — and look away from what these athletes demand.
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Curtis Bramble, the bill's sponsor, said a person seeking an abortion could look away from the image or not listen to the heartbeat.
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It's impossible to look away from the scene -- the guy stood in front of the lion, then crouched down in front of it.
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Sometimes you need to remind yourself to look away from the screen, look out of the boat and look up at the sky.
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Donald Trump is the show we can't turn off, the car crash we can't look away from, the news cycle we can't escape.
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Altfest said that in her professional opinion, it is time to look away from the U.S. market and to overlooked areas around the globe.
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But they also had scenes in contrast to those, where the lights are so bright that you can't look away from the devastation onscreen.
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She also apparently wants to write a book herself, or make a documentary — and how can anyone look away from that, or even blink?
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Yet because of how Cody writes the character, we are unable to look away from Mavis, her psyche, and the consequences of her actions.
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But yet the car feels too reliant on the center touchscreen, which often requires drivers to look away from the road for simple commands.
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A small projector screen was playing a bunch of short films on loop—the kind you'd naturally find revolting, but can't look away from.
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Speaking Tuesday night, Whitmer reflected those priorities, focusing on the need to look away from political infighting and toward health care and child care.
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If you can find a minute to look away from Hough's gorgeous, custom-made Marchesa dress, you have to check out her reception hair.
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Instead of making you look away from your patient, the company's Vizor acts as a heads-up display and gives you greatly enhanced perception.
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For more, read our essay about the record, which examines how it's a bit like a bullfight—gory and hard to look away from.
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But people can and people do, like the woman who will soon look away from us as she removes the kibbe from boiling oil.
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Walker's drawn and collaged images depicting haunting scenes of abuse and violence refuse to let us look away from America's bloody past and present.
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I think the problem is this stuff is so infectious, and I use that in the gross way, and hard to look away from.
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I can envy all the beautiful parties and vacations and glowing skin of my beautiful friends, but still not look away from their Insta Stories.
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Candle Carving Carving candles is a unique form of art that takes a whole lot of talent and is essentially impossible to look away from.
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To avoid doing something you'll regret, you might have decided to look away from your investments until all those trade war headlines start to subside.
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Every subsequent clip is both harder to watch and harder to look away from, and the hits just keep on coming — even in fictional format.
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And her will is so strong, so visceral, as though she were exerting it on me, too, daring me to look away from her story.
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We don't have the option to look away from the grisly and terrible of what's inside—though we're forced to imagine rather than see it.
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Find a piece of text—the spine of a book, a word on a bracelet, an email—look away from it, and then look back.
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WWMWD (What Will Marianne Williamson Do) Admit it: You couldn't look away from Williamson, the spiritual guru and best-selling author, during the first debate.
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But as impressive as it is, you can't look away from Macy's own incredible deal on one of KitchenAid's best and most stylish stand mixers.
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However, if I glanced to the left or right (or up and down), I could look away from the screen and see the real world.
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The overwhelming feeling that I got prom wrong makes it impossible for me to look away from the teenagers who are getting it so right.
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Class is everywhere, impossible to escape or even look away from, but it is still unusual for politicians or commentators to call it by name.
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With over 1.7 million followers on Instagram, Lil Tay is every proverbial car crash you can't look away from, except in miniature — painfully, cringingly miniature.
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In the photo, Sly couldn't look away from his crowning glory, while Sophia posed with her mom, uncle, and sisters Scarlet, 16, and Sistine, 20.
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The Checkup Children with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video when their names were called, a new study found.
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It has taken the most addictive components from each of them and used them to create a platform that is hard to look away from.
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Plus, no matter the character, Michael B. Jordan of shirtless Black Panther fame makes anything he's starring in more compelling and harder to look away from.
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But hearing their stories, in their own words, it becomes impossible to look away from all of the rumors and accusations that have shadowed Jackson's legacy.
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You work a lot with fairy tales, and you've said that you think fairy tales tell us truths that we would like to look away from.
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That should make things like fire, explosions, and other HDR goodness really pop to the point where you might need to look away from the screen.
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Meanwhile, more than 2,000 residents forced to evacuate look on while their towns are destroyed—a sight that's both tragic and impossible to look away from.
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And then there is the part that I'm ashamed to admit, which is that sometimes a drama series is just too good to look away from.
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Men's Basketball: If you're the type who can't look away from train wrecks, you might want to tune in for the United States-China preliminary game.
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Especially she did not look away from the images of slavery she had been slowly, painfully dragged towards by the time she wrote "Beloved", in 1987.
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The large screen over the center console that controls nearly everything in the car also forces drivers to look away from the road, the report said.
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" He added: "If Republicans are trying to keep quiet, Democrats need to step outside business as usual to make sure the media won't look away from it.
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When he says he feels invisible, it's clear why: he's the kind of person people look away from on the street, out of apathy or active discomfort.
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One passenger defends the vloggers, others look away from the camera, another shouts "Bye," and in the rear of the plane passengers hand wave to the camera.
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Instead, the proto-interns are made to be "completely socially inept" fools who are so awkward, they can never look away from their tablet screens and iPhones.
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The whip-smart MC consistently finds himself in headlines pointing out the hypocrisy in a generation too busy to look away from a phone to examine itself.
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It just worked, and when my eyes fatigued I could simply look away from the screen instead of prying half a pound of plastic off my face.
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In short, we cannot look away from the specter of Capital "C" Crazy before us, even if we shove an entire basket of deplorables over our heads.
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And although the lava has displaced thousands of locals and claimed its first injury, it's almost impossible to look away from the captivating footage of the phenomenon.
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Traders that look away from the constant spectacle risk missing future market-moving missives and the easy profits that can be won by exploiting an information advantage.
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For a movie with a lot of gore and chase scenes and fight sequences, you're not going to have much time to look away from the screen.
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Meanwhile, on the right, some look away from the incipient disaster in an I'm-alright-Jack way and so ignore their duties to the bulk of humanity.
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In the '24s, her clothes grew tumors that resembled bustles, blurring the lines between illness and beauty, what to look at and what to look away from.
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What happens next changes the Big Apple to the core in a way that's as impossible to look away from as it is thought-provoking, even now.
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But it's hard to look away from the photo of Rob Porter's former wife released to the media, and the yellow-purple bruise that blackens her eye.
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You can choose to display the HUD information there instead, but I find the windshield infinitely more preferable because you don't have to look away from the road.
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Elizabeth appreciates his honesty, admitting if Philip needs to blow off some "steam" under the pressure of the monarchy, she can "look away" from the occasional extracurricular activity.
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Investors may need to look away from bonds and equities toward "nontraditional parts of these markets," said Stuart Fiertz, co-president and director of research at Cheyne Capital.
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The mask is designed to be used daily for 10 minutes, which is a great excuse to look away from your phone, zone out, and get better skin.
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Beyond being something you just can't seem to look away from, however, those photos actually serve a purpose, and they're way less fear mongering than you might think.
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Barnum made a fortune from placing curiosities into a glass box in his museum, and allowing people to look freely at what they would normally look away from.
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She's hard to look away from, playing Ally as a fully-developed star in her own right who just needs a couple of nudges to be set aflame.
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Look away from the road for more than a few seconds, and you get a buzz in your seat, plus visual and audio warnings to watch the road.
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But Peele's sense of framing, as well as the visual spectacle that is the film's "Sunken Place" motif, is impossible to look away from even on repeated viewings.
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Despite the president's efforts to get people to look away from any evidence of Russian interference in the campaign, the public is alert to the smell of corruption.
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But rather than portray this tragedy as a visceral, gory horror, Yost and Frankel look away from it, choosing to instead depict the government inquiry into what happened.
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The scenes most difficult to look away from involve the "interventions" Mr Robbins conducts during these seminars, where he engages with one individual in front of the audience.
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But if we look away from the reality of these private lives, Three Women argues, then the sexism that inheres in so many romantic relationships will remain static.
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What developed after that was a strange, uncomfortable, impossible-to-look-away-from triangle in which young Adrienne became cover for the trysts between her mother and Ben.
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Meanwhile, we get bored and look away from the dull crimes companies commit every day, like Wells Fargo foisting phony accounts and unwanted auto insurance on its customers.
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If she watches a documentary about a singer's alleged history of child abuse, she doesn't fall back on the clichéd excuse that she couldn't look away from it.
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But it can never overcome the simple fact that Taylor Kitsch's performance as Koresh is so raw and deeply felt that it's impossible to look away from him.
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We must refuse to look away from what we know of the past through our own experience but also through the accounts of those who came before us.
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"We can't look away from this," Jill Filipovic argued -- both Northam and Fairfax (who denies the allegations and has called for an FBI inquiry) need to step aside.
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And in 2019, after a relentless onslaught of news designed to underline the world's horrors, it's always tempting to take a break, to look away from the dark.
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Engrossing myself in a narrative that I can start, stop, and look away from at any time grounds me when I feel like I'm losing control of my own.
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Stress leads him to flee, to look away from the fights to come; but he returns in the end because of his moral obligation to the rest of society.
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The clothes were a pop art dream and the smoky eyes were so damn cool, but the main attraction, the thing we couldn't look away from, was the nails.
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Maybe this, allied to Britain turning away from the world, is what is making the world look away from what May calls the most important election of our lifetime.
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Many of the world's most famous and solemn memorial sites are facing a surge of visitors who can't seem to look away from their smartphones – because they're catching Pokémon.
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They have a lot in common with well-executed magic: it's all about fooling the detectives (and the readers), making us look away from where the crime is happening.
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I hope that, even as we enjoy the play before us, we don't look away from those ordinary citizens working for social progress, often within earshot of every stadium.
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From Elizabeth Holmes fooling investors and the media to Anna Delvey claiming to be a German heiress and Lori Loughlin's college admissions scam, we can't look away from them.
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It's seeing who someone truly is, the best and most terrible parts of them, and choosing not to look away from everything you see, actively embracing everything you see.
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Yoshi's Crafted World thrives as the kind of game one can play laying down, and even look away from to check a text without really needing to worry about pausing.
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Though the internet is full of interesting content, both good and bad, it's crucial to remember to look away from your screens, hydrate, and leave your houses every so often.
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TG: I mean it's hard to look away from the fact that the most successful sort of scammy grifter conman of our lifetime is basically in America, is the president.
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But even as Facebook users lambasted the video as the final Jenga piece in the wobbly tower of true culinary innovation, it seemed like they couldn't look away from it.
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History foretells the present, and while we can't look away from our past, films that remind us of its throughlines to today can leave us with a sense of despair.
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He was impossible to look away from, because he was so baby-faced, and impossible to stop listening to, because of the mastery with which he rapped about unsettling subjects.
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In almost all of his remaining fights Yamamoto's chin looked shaky and he just didn't seem to have that electricity that made him impossible to look away from in 2005.
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The more racist Mr. Trump sounds, the more Trump country denies his racism, and the more his opponents look away from their own racism to brand Trump country as racist.
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It is impossible to look away from the facts: A breach has taken place in our long century so that we are trapped between an impossible past and uncertain future.
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So, click on for the moms I can't look away from and the reasons why I keep coming back — trust me, once you hit follow, you'll be totally sucked in, too.
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But then there are the figures that I cannot stop loathing, and yet cannot look away from because I am so eagerly awaiting my next dose of shock, outrage, and disgust.
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In some cases, that ignorance was wilful—the result of a temptation to look away from a painful and costly truth—but in others, it was the product of simple negligence.
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In the meantime, it'll be fascinating to see if the HKSE's two incoming listings can convince more Asian founders to look away from the U.S. when it comes to going public.
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Waves of new pickle-flavored products have been surfacing throughout the past several month, and we couldn't look away from many of the resulting food creations 2018's pickle trend inspired.
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An avid spectator of the sport for the majority of my life, there isn't a lot of things that can make me literally look away from a fight while it's happening.
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And while it's hard to look away from all that glitz, there's another piece of jewelry in her life that was notably absent: The $100,000 Tiffany & Co. necklace Drake gifted her.
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Who can look away from the images of the courageous marchers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge meeting Alabama's Public Safety Commissioner Theophilus "Bull" Connor's fire hoses, police batons and attack dogs?
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He suggested that she listen to all the candid footage of her expeditions—"meaning, look away from the screen"—in the hope of finding snatches of dialogue to insert between tracks.
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While she was okay with letting me look away from the displayed number, over time, it was clear she didn't understand that my request came from a deeper place than vanity.
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It's also crucial to "look away from the gig economy" and part-time jobs, he said, and put your energy toward creating something unique and valuable that people will pay for.
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He didn't look away from characters who had an obvious flaw, or a couple of them, maybe more, and they were never portrayed as less than human, beyond concern, unworthy souls.
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This is the alarming undercurrent of Trump's rise; it's a daily wake-up call to the things we know but look away from — and the things we think but do not say.
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The message is a little mixed — it's in turns mesmerizing and terrifying — but one thing's for certain, passengers won't be able to look away from the seat back in front of them.
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It's admittedly hard to look away from those headline-grabbing potential leaders of the free world, but then you glance at the New Hampshire polls and find an unfamiliar name: John Kasich.
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"I think it's completely disrespectful for an elected an official who represents the community to look away from the flag and take a knee, which is what she did," Linares told CNN.
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Tangerine was all about flamboyance and drag; in The Florida Project, the excess surrounding Disney World offers a similar spectacle, all lightness and entertainment to let people look away from grimmer realities.
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Beckmann's "Two Officers" (10003) depicts close-up the stern, bourgeois faces of two men; the encounter is simultaneously distant, as the men look away from each other and the viewer, and intimate.
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Like Larry David or Hannah Horvath, these are selfish people you can't look away from, because they're smart and funny, but also because the show presents their cruellest mistakes with clear eyes.
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To get in on this latest trend, you'll need to harness the power of your favorite group chat for something other than receiving 228+ missed messages the minute look away from your phone.
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Even if you're someone who's not well-versed in the true crime genre, take it from me: I've never once finished a true crime documentary, and I couldn't look away from American Vandal.
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Do you look away from the road at your phone to take advantage of the app's unique ability to mark potential obstacles, or just let them pass without mention for the next driver?
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Being fired is certainly an upsetting life event, but it hardly seems like an excuse to sit back and look away from these women during the final weeks before such an important election.
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At least Madden is finally getting the appreciation he missed out on with Game Of Thrones thanks to his star-making performance in Bodyguard, a tour de force one can't look away from.
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Between Russian bots on Facebook, tireless trolls on Twitter, and our inability to look away from it all, there was seemingly little that's redemptive about the platforms we use on a daily basis.
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When I saw that scene in Titanic when DiCaprio's hand slides down the foggy window, I was told to look away from the screen—my imagination was forced to fill in the gaps.
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Songwriting legend Diane Warren might wanna look away from this one ... some guy claims she stole one of her biggest hit songs from him -- 31 years ago -- and now he wants 8 figures.
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When centrists urge us to look away from questions of distribution and fairness and focus on growth instead, all too often they're basically running away from the real issues that divide us politically.
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Junia Howell and James R. Elliott, sociologists who study social inequality, try to look away from the spectacle and find out what happens after the reporters leave Malibu, or Houston, or New Orleans.
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The artist can look away from criticism, sometimes even has to do it, because the creative act involves a difficult self-assertion, which might be compromised by even a small degree of doubt.
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The difference between the socialist ethic and its absence isn't the recognition of that moral fact — many agree with it abstractly — but the emphasis of it, the refusal to look away from it.
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A recent New York Times article, "Why We Can't Look Away From Our Screens," presents an interview with Adam Alter, a social psychologist who has a very different view on modern digital devices.
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Watching Charles's follower count drop in real time is like watching a train wreck — it's hard to look away from this explosive self-ruination, even if you have no ties to YouTube's beauty community.
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Smith said the enormity of what had happened struck him when he saw Probst look away from the tribe (which is what the contestants are called), something he never does during a Tribal Council.
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Kia Concept Teaser As the Gen-Xers and now the Millennials begin buying family-hauling rigs, they look away from the symbols of the Baby Boom buyer and into something a bit more modern.
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The president's ability to divert attention is like that of a magician: He can tell you exactly how he does a trick, but you still can't force yourself to look away from his misdirection.
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Nope advertises itself as ideal for work situations, but even if you're already behind your computer at your desk, you'd still have to look away from your coworker and potentially come off as rude.
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As the Mets look away from this disappointing season and toward 2018, they have traded three veteran players to make room for prospects like Smith and shortstop Amed Rosario, who made his debut Aug.
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Inflation is low as long as you look away from the cost of housing, education, health care, the very things that stabilize people and enable them to move onto a path of economic mobility.
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It's as though, for the past nine months, all of New York media has been unable to look away from the sheer spectacle of Caroline Calloway, transfixed half in loathing and half in admiration.
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The end result is a film that deftly melds wit and social commentary, compounded by a horrifying end crescendo that's impossible to look away from, and stays with you long after you've left the theater.
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Mexican citizens were already primed to look away from official channels for aid, considering the country's ire against president Enrique Peña Nieto (whose approval rating stands at just 20163 percent since his election in 22016).
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The camera never shies away, and the gooey ear-tearing sounds are turned up to the max, daring the viewer to look away from the measures this woman takes to escape the strictures of Gilead.
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As a child I was advised to look away from what was going on, what has gone on, but I became compelled to throw away those past beliefs and instead to look on my own.
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As we pointed out after the MTV VMAs, Drake and Rihanna are the friends with benefits car crash we can't seem to look away from, even though we know it can only end in heartbreak.
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Conflating the two is a poor attempt at getting us to look away from the disastrous inconsistencies these politicians have laid out before us, especially when the masses in the party have a clear stance.
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Trump Dump may not be anything close to high-brow political satire — but the crude mobile game combines The Donald, feces and Flappy Bird-inspired mechanics into a car wreck you can't look away from.
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From that perspective it feels like HBO is performing a public service, even if those who would most benefit from seeing the movie will almost surely be inclined to look away from its chilling message.
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It's completely ludicrous, but the commitment on display from everybody involved, from the writers to the actors to director Bradley Buecker, sells it in such a way that it becomes hard to look away from.
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Or is it the hyper-masculine military man who built his reputation on service and order, only to look away from allegations of domestic violence and sexual harassment leveled at a member of his staff?
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Because I think if you look away from the tech segment, I can tell you that the people investing in the private markets away from the tech segment, they're pretty rigorous on their management teams.
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As the #MeToo moment sweeps through American life, deposing prominent journalists, film stars, Hollywood producers, celebrity chefs, and members of Congress, it's getting harder to look away from the elephant in the Oval Office: Donald Trump.
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However, she says that doesn't mean society can look away from the need to work on the deeper causes of health inequalities through policies such as improved family leave, working conditions, and more flexible clinic hours.
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Having to look away from the action to frequently re-position your hands on a virtual joystick is annoying, and even with motion-controlled steering turned on, piloting this robot without physical buttons is a challenge.
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Nintendo is also going to add a new color option for Joy-Cons, a Neon Yellow that will make sure everyone knows you're using a Switch and can't possibly look away from watching you do it.
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Until then it is incumbent upon the best of the best to look away from the coasts and the high prices and expensive real estate and start to spread innovation like sunlight from sea to sea.
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The Zuckerberg photo — you know the one — is so loaded with existential dread and techno-anxiety that my good friend and colleague Rich McCormick penned an entire item on why we can't look away from it.
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He's unable to look away from the grotesque images of the zombies, and he begins replaying what Carol said to him about how the monsters will come for him, tear him apart and eat him alive.
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There are those who would urge us to look away from this Trump tweet -- and the broader story of Sanders' expulsion from the Red Hen -- because it distracts from the family separation crisis at the border.
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The pitcher was the one who started time: Don't make me look away from the mound to figure out why the third baseman is sprinting into right field when Darryl Strawberry or Reggie Jackson is hitting.
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Yet unfair as the test might seem to the judge and his supporters, senators who want to preserve the credibility of the Supreme Court cannot now look away from the result: Judge Kavanaugh failed, decisively. How?
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New York (CNN Business)A new Dell feature means iPhone users won't have to look away from their computer screens in the middle of work (or of a heated solitaire game) to answer a text message.
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Essentially, to stay ahead of the curve in Sharp Objects, look away from your phone and keep your eyes fixed on the flashes of words and memories that Paino and his team painstakingly scattered throughout the show.
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That people find it difficult to look away from her "upper torso" and she's so obsessed with Broad City that she's seen every episode multiple times and wants to stalk the cast every time she's in NYC.
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And while we do recommend leaving this kind of work to a professional, there's just something about watching someone slowly pull out a string of hair from a random body part that we can't look away from.
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The WordPress Essentials Lifetime Bundle — $39.993 See Details Part of the reason why you're always glued to your smartphone is that you can't seem to look away from the interactive videos that pop up on your timeline.
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But despite being called the worst movie of all time by a number of publications, this bizarre film managed to captivate viewers who couldn't look away from the disaster and have since grown to revere the film.
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And we cannot look away from that photo, cannot stop sharing it across social media, or, thinking about what it means for us -- all the women who have found themselves in a similar position in workplaces across America.
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"She did not compromise, and in our own difficult times there is a challenge there for all ordinary people tempted to look away from evil and find reasons to say 'there is nothing we can do,'" Miller said.
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CreditCreditSantiago Mejia/The New York Times When I saw a photograph in my Twitter feed last Thursday of a protester holding a flag in Union Square, it was difficult to look away from the flag's blocky, capitalized type.
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How could Flake — who seemed genuinely moved by Maria Gallagher, who urgently pled not to look away from her pain — ultimately vote yes to installing a man accused of sexual assault to the highest court in our land?
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While a few of the men — and they're all white men — in the image look away from the camera, at least three of them appear to be staring straight at the photographer, giving the photo a clear authoritative air.
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"It is a little distracting standing up here looking at 'em, so I'm going to look over this way, I'm going to look over that way," she added with a smile, pretending to look away from the shirtless men.
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Read more: Here's how Princess Beatrice's royal engagement photos compare to Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, and Princess Eugenie'sThe first is a black and white shot of Beatrice and Mozzi holding one another, while both look away from the camera.
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It's fitting (and promising), then, that the theme song of Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events television adaptation begins by warning viewers to "look away"—because it quickly proves to be a series that you can't look away from.
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That's exactly what the Euphoria star did, showing up in a custom emerald green Vera Wang gown, makeup that's sure to inspire us for years to come, and a striking new red hair color we couldn't look away from.
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Some of us, though, see the ever-growing wreckage piled up at our feet, wreckage we cannot look away from, the detritus of so-called civilization, and we wonder if we are not being propelled instead toward the collapse of time.
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He hopes his horns will change that, letting other drivers understand your intentions by the sound of your horn — whether that's to look away from your smartphone and get going or to move out of the way to avoid an accident.
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I write to protect the truth, because "Columbine" is now a part of history, and to do justice to those who died and those who still live with that grief, we must never look away from all of its realities.
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People can't look away from this hilarious cat who, in the first viral video, was sitting on the edge of the treadmill instead of walking on it on all fours, and using just one paw to move on the exercise machine.
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"You look at the ballsy sh-- they put out … then you look away from the Adweek article and onto your sad Google Doc filled with subject line options for a Black Friday promo," one young advertising employee said of Wieden's appeal.
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Where we are is in a downward spiral of vitriol and of attack politics and hyperpartisanship that is gratifying, I think, on a lot of levels and people can't look away from it almost like an automobile accident or something.
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You can at least close your browser or look away from your laptop when it all gets too overwhelming, but as Keiichi Matsuda reveals in this brilliant Hyper-Reality short film, one day there might not be any escape from ads.
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But you can only focus on so much of it at a time; and it is all too easy, and tempting, to look away from what matters to the story, in favor of some curious detail, at exactly the wrong moment.
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But for all the film's strong points, the biggest thing it has going for it is Buckley, who dances, stomps and twirls her way across the screen with such bon vivant zest that it's impossible to look away from her.
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It was hard to look away from the story the police had created about her: a young, attractive woman who had allegedly convinced a local Italian to rape her roommate so she could kill her and get away with it.
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Earlier this year, a video surfaced of him asking a city employee if he "sucked dick" in prison, which is just about as uncomfortable to watch as Monday's meeting—and yet, like a car crash, basically impossible to look away from.
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Plenty of great animal acts but I could not look away from this one: A little more trivia: Since 1993, this entry has appeared 19 times in the Times puzzle; in all but two cases the clue has referred to Paula.
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Since Trump's emergence, the party, broadly speaking, has followed a cycle from openly criticizing his excesses, to trying to look away from them while focusing on their policy agenda, to defending or, as in the Nunes case, actively supporting his actions.
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Yes, Republicans have labored to promote some of his priorities and look away from his myriad controversies, but they have also shown signs of holding together with Democrats toward mutual goals that are not always in concert with Mr. Trump's.
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"For me, intuitively I felt, look, this film is about the fact that we cannot look away from what child sexual abuse looks like, and the horror is only in those scenes, it's only in the crossing the line," Fox told The Cut.
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You can see the toll the damage takes on Ethan by looking at his hands and arms close-up; being stabbed through the hand in first person is horrific, and there were times when I had to look away from my television.
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The feud between Ford and Ferrari in the late '60s and the internal one at Ford as they raced to build a car good enough to win the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans makes for a drama you can't look away from.
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" Kelli Musick, one of the plaintiffs, who graduated in 43, said: "There were days when I felt like I couldn't look away from my phone because a friend or someone I knew would send me a screenshot of a threatening or harassing Yak.
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As of that day, I was an immediate anime convert, finally engaged enough with a TV show that the thought of picking up my phone and scrolling through nothing barely crossed my mind—especially because I literally couldn't look away from the subtitles.
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" "We see you, Nancy Pelosi," wrote Roxanne Jones -- "we cannot look away from that photo, cannot stop sharing it across social media, or, thinking about what it means for us -- all the women who have found themselves in a similar position in workplaces across America.
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When sliding into a banquette in a crowded restaurant or into a row of seats at the theater, is it better to face the people you pass (placing your crotch at eye level) or look away from them (putting your derrière in their faces)?
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But the international community has chosen to look away from the mass vengeance still under way at the hands of Iraqi soldiers: grotesquely torturing, beating, and executing IS suspects while arbitrarily detaining thousands of IS-related women and children in makeshift camps and prisons.
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After a few moments, the app also moves on to instructing the user to look away from the screen so a relaxation session can continue with a phone tucked entirely out of sight, in a pocket say, with just music and physical movement left.
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If the folks at Lot18 had stopped to think about the reason people can't look away from their TV screens when this show's on, they would have hopefully seen that The Handmaid's Tale doesn't exactly conjure thoughts of fun, casual nights in with your girls.
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So those videos you can't look away from, the rewards you get inside an app when you use it longer, or the hidden treasure boxes in games once you reach a certain level — these are all triggers, put there as part of the persuasive design.
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Much like McCarthy's "Blood Meridian," corrective histories reveal the gruesome truths we have long been made to look away from, but they rarely show how violence is internalized by its victims or is lodged inside the collective memory of entire cultures, societies, and landscapes.
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During a talk about gun safety after Warren's speech, Minister Kirsten John Foy drew applause when he asked people to look away from the scene in Washington, where "a moron tweets every hour about some irrelevancy," and refocus on states, cities and smaller communities.
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Jeff Flake in an elevator and pleaded with him to rethink his planned vote to confirm Kavanaugh, sharing their own experiences of sexual assault and abuse, and begging him not to look away from them, a moment that spread quickly and the few people present.
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And remember that before you know it, you will be — believe it or not — telling your middle school or high school age children to look away from their screens, so act out the rules of civil discourse that you want your children to learn.
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But while you're here, let us also remind you that it's ok to unplug and take a moment, figuratively and literally (if you're on Android, the Quality Time app is a good option), to look away from the black mirror in your pocket and look up.
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If you see a "freaking goldmine," as one commenter posted, where others just see a lumpy nose — or just can't look away from never-ending streams of pus that drain from enlarged pores — then hold onto your tweezers, because we've assembled the ultimate pimple porn playlist.
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The fact that those scenarios can terrify, or overwhelm, or paralyse through fear—those, for me, are not reasons to look away from the science, but to look squarely at it, so we know just what are the scale and scope of threats we are dealing with.
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Since cars are going to drive themselves, driver and passenger may want to look away from the road and focus on one another, or even on whomever they've relegated to the back seat (you can finally threaten to turn this car right around without straining your neck!).
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Most troublingly for Putin, the sanctions target the oligarchs, the spectacularly wealthy few who have benefited from Putin's role because of a tacit agreement whereby they look away from his autocratic ways while he allows them to amass fortunes through questionable means, often with government support.
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Pointing to the poll, broadcast on Israel's Channel 2 news, columnist Ari Shavit wrote in the liberal Haaretz daily that Israeli society, which once sought to "preserve our purity of arms", is now demanding its leaders look away from what he called a cold-blooded killing.
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And that might be the most unsettling thing about an epidemic in the age of social media FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out): the crawling dread that if you look away from your phone for even a moment, you'll end up dying because you missed an important message.
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But early on, the strongest aspect of the show is how it commits to an agonizing situation that is easy for unaffected people to simply look away from — much like the images of children in cages that faded from the news, even as the detentions continued.
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When the money runs out, they sit on a bus, forced to split their attention between keeping an eye on their backpack and watching a potential harasser — if they look away from the bag, it starts sliding away, but if they don't keep watching the man, he starts approaching.
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It has Paul Bettany turning up the creepy charisma as Kaczynski and a seriously gifted ensemble cast (including Chris Noth and Keisha Castle Hughes) playing the FBI agents chasing him; the series doesn't have the depth of O.J., but it's hard to look away from all the same.
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It's in this context that one can mount a defense of sorts for Mr. Weinstein, who inhabited a moral universe that did nothing but cheer his golden touch and wink at (or look away from) his transgressions — right until the moment that it became politically inconvenient to do so.
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In " Why We Can't Look Away From Our Screens," Claudia Dreifus writes: In a new book, "Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked," the social psychologist Adam Alter warns that many of us — youngsters, teenagers, adults — are addicted to modern digital products.
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"Hostage Situation" is a much messier episode than the premiere, but still contains some startling moments that blaze with the kind of honesty that's made Girls hard to look away from, even when its characters' behavior is so frustrating that they're practically daring you to slam the door in their face.
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Pelosi, who has led House Democrats for a decade, launching what Schumer deemed "the start of a new version of the party"; Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the committee investigating Russian involvement in the 2018 elections, making the implicit argument that Democrats should look away from that shiny object.
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Nicki Minaj, PARTYNEXTDOOR, and Major Lazer shared a cute new music video today for their sure to be summer anthem "Run Up." The clip is set in a mansion party in what looks like Los Angeles, and everyone's having a great time, despite the fact that they can't look away from their smartphones.
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The Vega is made to appeal to professional types who maybe need to keep their look away from the "I'm a bike messenger who lives in a punk house" kind of vibe, but it's still made of the pretty much indestructible ballistic nylon that gives Chrome bags their iconic look and feel.
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We adoptive parents may not wish to know if there was something illegal and ugly about our child's adoption, but we have an obligation to at least not look away from the ways the one-child policy itself, and the abuses that resulted from it, caused suffering to the people of China.
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Because of that pattern, Judge Walton wrote, he could not look away from the fact that the portions of the Mueller report that the Justice Department was withholding in the Freedom of Information Act case mirrored the deletions made under Mr. Barr's guidance in the version of the report released in April.
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But it's right to be chilled—if not surprised even a little bit—by how little the mythmaking was affected by the fact of the abundantly public and credible sexual-assault accusation, the fact that the details of this were available for anybody who did not want to look away from them.
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It all unfolded in hour upon hour of car-crash television, in a compelling self-immolation that it was impossible to look away from and provided a reminder of the cast of erratic, oddball characters who drift in and out of the President's employ -- some of whom staffed his campaign and his administration.
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On one side, you have a loud-mouthed millionaire who claims he's a billionaire, the Flava Flav of Manhattan real estate, who coasted to the Republican nomination thanks to his willingness to go full racist in an overcrowded field of GOP primary candidates and the media's inability to look away from him.
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Good. Because as kind-of weird as it is to make a bunch of kids sing a song that's ostensibly about their parents conceiving them – and whatever added layer of weirdness is slathered on top of it by making it soundtracked to "Kiss from a Rose" – it's really hard to look away from this video.
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He couldn't recall, and he couldn't look away from the restless sea, because, incredibly, its changing shapes persisted in his memory, a new memory, another memory, and every moment as though immured in glass, as clear as the little poetry he had by heart, and he wondered if it was a hallucination, or the side effect of some drug.
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Unfortunately, for me, that meant being pretty much glued to chat (Did I mention that mine freaked out if I went idle on Gchat for more than a few minutes at a time?), but even I came up with a solution that would allow me to look away from my screen for chunks of blissful time.
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Troy Augustus Loudermilk, "6 foot 3 and built like a water polo champion," with a face "hard to look away from," has figured out that he can obtain recreational sex and defer having to work for a living if he goes into the field of creative writing, where his breed of looks, charisma and confidence seems relatively scarce.
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The character is constantly aware of two levels of reality — the characters she's hanging out with as well as all of us in the audience — and Waller-Bridge plays this awareness a little like Fleabag is constantly distracted by something, like we're the phone screen she can't quite look away from, even though she's talking to somebody else.
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I just wrote a column about HBO's Chernobyl and Netflix's Orange Is the New Black and Ava DuVernay's miniseries on Netflix about the Central Park Five [When They See Us] — and part of that piece is about the value of TV that uses storytelling skills to make people look at very difficult social issues that they have a tendency to look away from.
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And grim flourishes, like the money reportedly strewn at one of the victim's feet, and the potential connection to a marijuana grow operation—and the fact that the as-of-yet-unknown attacker(s) in the case remain at large despite a massive investigation—all add up to a distinctive spectacle of human suffering that reporters and readers alike can't look away from.
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It's possible, though not inevitable, that we may find something other than music to bring people together in a similar way -- though that may require us to look away from the handheld screens that let us stare into the past and present, but block us from seeing each other as Wavy Gravy and many others tried all those years ago.
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"Some of the most thrilling moments on the stage are the ones where you can see that the director has really grappled with the idea of violence and has chosen not to fetishize it or to beautify it, but has presented it as something that the audience can't look away from — that the audience is made to look," she said.
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Leverton told CBS that kids "stopped looking at the animatronics years and years ago," though it's hard to imagine anyone would want to look away from a set like this: Though the company doesn't have definitive plans to eliminate the band from all its locations, Leverton said he's got a "strong hypothesis" that Munch's Make-Believe Band will eventually get canned completely.
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From the moment you become a parent, two things become almost instantly clear: You're going to want to take so many pictures of your child that your camera icon feels hot to the touch, and you also can't have your phone out for more than 30 seconds without feeling guilty about the dangers of screen time (or your own inability to look away from your Instagram feed).
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In the summer, The New York Times introduced a new feature, the Dispatch, whose goal is to make you feel as if you are right there beside our correspondents as they explore the world, sometimes to report stories to make you smile, sometimes to place you in the middle of a controversy, and sometimes to ask you not to look away from heart-wrenching scenes of tragedy.
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"Don't look away from me," said Maria Gallagher, the protester who confronted and eviscerated Senator Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE of Arizona before the committee vote.
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By comparison with the ragings of the Mao period, and even after the Tiananmen massacre, other Chinese leaders have appeared on the surface to be conventional national leaders — as long as we were willing to look away from their brutal policies to suppress dissent: imprisoning and torturing to death a Nobel Laureate, forcing abortions and infanticide, organ harvesting from dead and living persons, mass internments of ethnic and religious populations, and other moral outrages.
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For a few hours, when Beyoncé stepped on that stage as the first woman of color to headline Coachella -- with an HBCU-themed marching band, an army of dancers, and all the history and imagery of Malcolm X, Nina Simone and Queen Nefertiti -- she gave the mostly white festival crowd and more importantly, millions of her black fans watching from home, a few hours to look away from the horror show happening all around us daily.
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When she slayed alongside Beyonc in the "Sorry" video When she embodied the meaning of "statuesque" When she rocked this angle because she felt like it When she covered Sports Illustrated as its sportsperson of the year When she showed off her Wimbledon dress When she performed aerial acrobatics at the Williams Invitational When she competed with a sunset for most beautiful – and won When she proved leotards aren't just for ballerinas When she said she could play in heels and proved it When she crashed a wedding and her bathing suit seemed entirely appropriate for the occasion When she did this When she made us all go out and buy body chains When she posed with her Wimbledon trophy in a goddess-like ball gown When she made her Vogue shoot wholly original And then casually read her cover issue by the pool When her abs looked like this When we couldn't look away from her itty bitty shorts.
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