Cord-nevers look down on cord-cutters, who look down on landliners, who look down on TV-setters, who look down on AOL-addressees like me.
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"Never look down, never look down," Smith yelled as the helicopter flew into the air.
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After the whirring subsides, I stand up and look down.
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You look down and you couldn't even see the Earth.
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Seeing as you look down on Asians, then don't come.
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Then she reached the top and dared to look down.
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No one has their look down quite like John Waters.
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Some people, they look down on us because we're inmates.''
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You have to walk to the window to look down.
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But that's no reason to look down on these devices.
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I have to look down to see where they are.
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"I know you look down on me, Rachel," Alison says.
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I wonder if Steve King would look down on her.
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Seriously, do not look down at— O.K. You did it.
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Anxious, I look down again at my VR female's body.
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Who was she to look down on other sex workers?
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Look down there — don't the people look just like ants?
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"All the other villagers look down upon us," he said.
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"Some are racist, they look down on us," Guifarro said.
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They don't look down on convicted felons here, Jackson notes.
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Ian says I want to look down on the world.
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"You can't look down to read the speech," she explained.
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Ashamed, I look down, unable to bury the hot metal.
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As far as deletions, look down one clue to 246A.
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Some people, they look down on us because we're inmates.
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Look down your nose at people who microwave tea water.
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They simply refuse to look down at their stained palms.
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Oh, you need a clearer look down at the drop?
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"It's easy to look down on fast food," he writes.
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Any beverage would look down right dreamy perched on these coasters.
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Just keep your eyes on his face and don't look down.
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Sometimes, they look down on the rough arrangements of simpler times.
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And what happens when you look down, jump around, or dance?
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I look down at the drums and see blood over everything.
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"They look down on us," Bevan says, nodding toward the man.
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" He continued, "Most everywhere I go, people look down on me.
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You can't get a job, and people look down on you.
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If they could look down on me, that was a plus.
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When they don't earn money their husbands look down upon them.
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The judge declared, quote: Look at me, don&apost look down.
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And then they look down on others who don't have laurels.
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I look down at the questions I've written in a notepad.
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As we look down, we see eager passengers beginning to disembark.
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Look down, and it's an endless abyss of six-second jokes.
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They also see better when they look down towards the floor.
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She has her hand on my shoulder as I look down.
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"You look down and you see this beautiful forest," he said.
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A: My escapades in "Don't Look Down," are certainly high-risk.
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And, Tai has the mid-'90s Seattle grunge look down pat.
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I look down, or away, so as to avoid unwanted conversations.
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I remember using all of my willpower not to look down.
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None of these people seemed to look down on the addicts.
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I was trying to get you to look down at me.
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I look down on that person that would say something like that.
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As I walk through life, I often look down at people's shoes.
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In one, a mother and father look down at their newborn baby.
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I look down and there are two tents set up with tables.
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"He'll look down and say: 'Well…,' " adds Ben Seewald with a laugh.
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They were given [the n-word] to hate and look down on.
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KS: I was trying to get you to look down at me.
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We know this -- do NOT look down when you're at this show.
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I look into his eyes, but then look down as I blush.
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In one-sixth gravity, you just look down and there it is.
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Open your eyes and look down at the continuation you've just drawn.
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Those people, they look down on us 'cause we don't do tech.
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Then look down and instead of your lap you see the ground.
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In fact, there's a pretty good chance you look down on millennials.
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"If you look down the road, you see challenges ahead," he added.
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The original Bitcoin people look down their noses at the Ethereum people.
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"But it's nice to look down and remember it all," he added.
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I look down at the brown mixed breed licking my metal fingertips.
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In fact, many of our citizens silently look down on our military.
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"I don't look down on anybody who uses food stamps," she said.
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Am I so quick to forgive that people look down on me?
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And part of that means refusing to ever look down on others.
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We don't look down upon those of you who that haven't served.
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"I look down at people with love," he reveals, matter-of-factly.
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"When you do your business, you just don't look down," she said.
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I'll be honest, they look down on Americans a bit over there.
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And all of a sudden, you look down and you're, like, whoa.
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"They look down on my airline and my country," he told Reuters.
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I began to look down on my grandmother and my own family.
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And all I had to do was look down at my keyboard.
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We would look down at our bottles of kombucha and nod gravely.
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I look down at my phone and see two texts from David.
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It took a day for me to unfasten it and look down.
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It's not your kids you're going to kill when you look down.
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Gluttony is gluttony and there's a reason why people look down on gluttons.
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All they could do was look down at the destruction floating below them.
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It is to look down at a marvel of frictionless trade in action.
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Plus, you'll feel like royalty every time you look down at your steppers.
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Who is he if he can't look down on all of his rivals?
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I am so proud of it and I never look down on it.
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"If you look down in Florida, look at those long lines," Trump said.
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The great kings of the past look down upon us from those stars.
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"Look at me, don't look down," he urged me in his French accent.
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They look down on the people and want to decide in their place.
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I'd have a shower and look down and the floor would be red.
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You can't look up and change your perspective, you're forced to look down.
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There are a handful of celebrities who have their signature look down pat.
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He saw Rose look down to guard her eyes; saw her face again.
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She doesn't look down at her phone while the fight is taking place.
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All of us, in our own individual petty ways, look down on others.
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"You can't look down to read the speech," she said of her crown.
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Children's faces—bloody and studded with shrapnel—look down Ms Al-Kateab's lens.
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When you look down, you may see the ground carpeted with crescent suns.
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If those we look down on disappeared overnight, how would we go on?
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If you didn't look down, it was pretty easy to forget where you were.
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From here we can look down the hill, covered in golden orange California poppies.
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Whether we acknowledge it or not, people love to look down on the femme.
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If you're not on a laptop or a phone look down at your keyboard.
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But it doesn't make it any less terrifying to look down at the drop.
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It's a strange feeling to look down and see an alien body — your body.
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They spoke Cantonese and tended to look down on the poorer, less cosmopolitan mainlanders.
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I look down, and in the carpet are literally THOUSANDS of ants crawling around.
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When you reach the mountain top, try not to look down on any one.
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I look down and I see cell numbers and below them is a cross.
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Whenever we look down, we remember our bond, all of us, since the beginning.
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Don't look down China's newest tourist attract is stunning -- if you can stand it.
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She doesn't punch high (at people or power), nor does she ever look down.
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I can't wait to be able to look down and see my toes again.
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He's clearly got that Rivers Cuomo look down — yellow cardigan and black plastic frames?
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Sullivan is leery to even look down this rabbit hole when asked by CNBC.com.
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"You look down and everybody contributed in some capacity," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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You look down as if to say that&aposs B.S. I&aposm up here.
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Middle-class people often look down on public transport as the poor person's choice.
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"I walked out onto the catwalk, took one look down and froze," recalls Mason.
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Perfect, and when you're sipping you sip down, you look down into the tea.
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Two paintings featured depressive violists who look down as they aimlessly bow their instruments.
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I look down and see that one of my tires has been punctured. Dammit.
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Whether we acknowledge it or not, people love to look down on the femme.
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Just try not to look down, if you value your own good night's sleep.
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Do I look down on the people in my life for being too kind?
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The church's gothic windows look down incongruously on spinning bikes and a weight room.
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They "look down from their glass-windowed condominiums at all of you," he said.
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You look down at the plebes from your penthouse apartment, wine glass in hand.
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For wealthy residents, towers provide lofty views from which to look down on neighbors.
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Urban America and the media in general look down their noses at rural America.
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"Just drive slowly, please, and we can look down the rows," he said softly.
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"We don't look down upon those of you that haven't served," Mr. Kelly said.
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To have a man look down your dress and compliment you on your shoes.
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Believe me, if anybody needed counseling, nobody was going to look down on them.
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"If you look down several years, we'll offer all of these things," he said.
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It just seems that most folks look down upon the elderly or the aging.
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At each rung of the ladder, she pauses to take a long look down.
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Obviously some people still look down on us, but change is a gradual process.
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Then I look down and see where the second hand is at that moment.
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They tended to look down on other prisoners who weren't as educated as them.
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Are you hiding something from a lover or friends who would look down on you?
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I didn't even look down at my radio to see Brett Young and his name.
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I try to look down a lot, to see interesting things happening on the ground.
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It's so easy to criticize, to look down on me for what I was given.
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It's pretty great, being able to look down on all those dirty rascals down there.
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"It was a look down and reach for your coffee moment," the second source said.
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"Basically, she's on all fours, I look down, the baby's head is out," Brown says.
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" I look down at my dirty sandals, "My feet aren't really that sexy right now.
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If anyone has the "how to wear leggings to the airport" look down, it's celebrities.
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"When you look down, the colors are more dense," says Danish photographer Michael B. Rasmussen.
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But it can be dangerous and cumbersome to look down when you're riding in traffic.
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Of course, you'll need a few finishing touches to get the whole look down 100%.
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And so, with a heavy heart I look down across the choice of savoury pancakes.
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I look down at it and still can't believe it's my ring on my finger.
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I look down and see the planet I was just on slowly shrink and disappear.
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Many of us even look down on fellow Chinese who have darker skin, especially women.
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Soon enough, he's going to look down and realize he's far from the cliff's edge.
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How they were able to look down their noses at the latecomers to their fandom?
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I never look down on somebody who sticks with a gadget simply because it's familiar.
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Don't look down The world's highest and longest glass-bottomed bridge is open in China.
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The natives look down on him, he says, because English is not his first language.
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"It was a look down and reach for your coffee moment," this second source said.
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Look down at your own body and won't find a face, but this BaDoink logo.
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Chances are you live in an iffy neighborhood and European Jews look down on you.
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It wouldn't have surprised me to look down and see my skin literally on fire.
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Now people look down their noses at us, like you are messing up their city.
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Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you.
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She'll look down the block to see if one of her sons is walking home.
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I'm afraid the next time I order underwear I'll get a message saying, 'Look down.
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Sometimes she would lean slightly forward, look down and examine the penetration closely, without passion.
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They like to portray Democrats as self-serious elites who look down on ordinary Americans.
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You're swinging back and forth and you look down and the cars look so tiny.
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And not just any mountain: Grouse Mountain, whose ski slopes famously look down on Vancouver.
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From the terrace, you can look down upon the hustle and bustle of Times Square.
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By Saturday, we had narrowed the look down to a slight nod to the sexy '70s.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The United States used to look down on the Russian and Chinese internets.
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To play it is to look down the barrel of the internet's most excremental sexual fantasies.
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And, yes, this has been passed on, particularly to Don Jr. who has the look down.
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The North will look down at the chaos of King's Landing, say "no thanks," and secede.
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Follow the family rule and hold the mirror low — right beneath your face — and look down.
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Android users were 15 times as likely to look down upon you for having an iPhone.
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Fucking disgusting and I look down upon any "man" who would pay money for such bullshit.
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"You look down and suddenly see what is your pretty vagina and beautiful legs," explained Malamuth.
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The point is that in the future people won't need to look down at their phone.
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Fans of both singers were in awe of Lovato's commitment to getting the look down exact.
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When you look down at the redesigned controllers (more on hardware below) you see little mittens.
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If you look down at any given moment, you'll see everyone is wearing their black booties.
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Take a look at the photos, he's certainly got some sort of Zoolander modeling look down.
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Kelli rubs his hands in anticipation and then he pauses, if only briefly, to look down.
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Then Smith made the mistake of looking down, and saw this: "Never look down," Smith screamed.
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I was like, 'Don't look down and don't look up, because if you do, you'll trip.
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Every few steps he would turn towards me, smile, and look down, with a childish shyness.
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When we are on our knees, it is much harder to look down on our neighbor.
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That's because you can look down at Earth while watching Netflix and scrolling through social media.
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If I didn't look down, I could summon the sensation of flatness where my chest was.
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For now, nothing matters—all there is to do is look down at the world below.
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And if you want to look down at shoes that make you feel great about yourself?
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"Don't look down, don't roll your eyes," Judge T.S. Ellis barked at Greg Andres, the prosecutor.
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With the Heavy Sea photography series, he doesn't want to preach or look down on anybody.
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I look down, rock, pace the floor, and then get really quiet and tune everything out.
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"I really look down on those kids who don't rely on their own abilities," he added.
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"Never look down to test the ground before taking the next step," Dag Hammarskjold once advised.
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I'd rather look down on a beautifully made, crafted object that's like a piece of jewelry.
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Think of the Great Wallendas stretching netless above gorges: a cloud learns not to look down.
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It seems so 20th century now to choose one side and look down on the other.
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"It came to point that when she walked around, she would look down," Dr. Pape said.
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"When you look down that list, there's many fine Republicans as well as Democrats," he said.
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I look down at him now, this boy who captured my heart with one quick glance.
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But he cannot avoid its burned windows, which look down on the porch of his residence.
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I wanted to look down at my feet, but I forced myself to maintain eye contact.
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They used to look down at me with this puzzled expression—nobody understood my role there.
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And second, if God did look down, his only thought would've been, 'Wait, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir?
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"When you look down, you think it's the 1850s, with a sifter and a trowel," she says.
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But anxiety isn't objective—a white-coated lab tech can't look down a microscope and diagnose it.
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Executives at ascendant tech titans like Amazon and Google tend to look down on their predecessor IBM.
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But a new yearning is here now too — to look down and see a body that's free.
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While he exhibits a dry sense of humor about it, Wiseman doesn't look down on this world.
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I look down row 2 of the showerheads and see R.G., a guy I attend school with.
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If you look down at his compound, his pool looks like a penis with two giant balls.
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Yet there is a widespread tendency in China to look down on other races, especially black people.
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If you swim down to the bottom, you'll see windows that look down into the master bedroom.
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"I look down the sidewalk and see just a row of bodies," Kayla Miller told NBC's TODAY.
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I am one of those people, and I instinctively look down my nose at the Y-series.
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Kim followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, whose portraits look down on Pyongyang streets.
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I look down and find a granite tombstone with the words AMERICAN GUN CONTROL engraved on it.
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I look down and slice some cheese from our latest platter as she formulates a diplomatic answer.
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You can easily recreate Ren's look — down to the elaborate helmet and hooded cloak — before Oct. 31.
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KS: No they need to stare at it and look down at their feet the entire time.
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Look down at the heading indicator and then gently turn the control wheel in the desired direction.
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When you look down at their list of songs and the amount of time it took them.
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They look through the "eyes" of the robot and can look down and see the robot's arms.
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His wife looked down, and, seeing his wife look down, he told his mother to stop talking.
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Most satire keeps itself a little aloof, the better to look down its nose at its subject.
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Ms. Mar might draw more customers if she didn't seem to look down on vegetables, for instance.
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Conservatives argue that it has been decimated by cosmopolitan cultural elites who look down on rural rubes.
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Because I'm away at uni, I can look down and it's just a little bit of home.
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Of course, the only way he can capture these expansive views is to look down from above.
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Imagine eating most of your meal, only to look down and see that staring back you. Shudder.
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Never, only to tourists… No, people do not look down on me here because of my work.
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But look up for that inspiration and look down at the foundation that is paving your path.
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A look down Frye's record might make it strange to add him to a hall of fame.
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It can seem more comfortable to look down at your phone when you're commuting or sitting alone.
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To really appreciate the bog's recondite wonders, however, you had to pause, look down and zoom in.
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"We don't look down upon those who haven't served," Kelly said at the end of the presser.
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For Sebastian, it's being just high enough to look down on his fellow servants at the manor.
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That's because if you look down the line, there are few clear reasons to be so enthusiastic.
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" McDonough made it clear that he does not look down on soup: "The soups here are excellent.
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At the same time, they look down on other people as misguided souls, if not wicked infidels.
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We don't look down or reject that as an invasion of our culture and neither should you.
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Aren't you tired of arrogant leaders who look down on you, instead of serving and protecting you?
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It also has voice controls so you don&apost have to look down to pause a track.
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"That's going to help me when I look down and I'm trying to line up," Spieth said.
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When you stand in the theater's loggia, you can look down l'Avenue de l'Opéra to the Louvre.
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You look down onto Maréchal-Juin Avenue and see the streets running inches deep in red wine.
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Spotify can also announce the next song so you don't have to look down to check the title.
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These will overlay digital information onto the real world without the need to look down at a screen.
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Still, it speaks volumes that he's kept the look — down to the glasses — all these months after filming.
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And when I look down at that tattoo now, it's hard to believe I ever lived without it.
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Look down on Buenos Aires from the sky, and you can learn a fair bit about the city.
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And when I look down and see them mouthing the words, I think to myself, "That is unbelievable."
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Both of them need each other to survive and thrive but they also look down at each other.
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Members of the Syrian Democratic Forces look down from a balcony on their new position in western Raqqa.
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You likely never look down at your pubic hair and think, Where did this all suddenly come from?!
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For example, users can look down and see their hands on the controls as well as their legs.
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Look down at one of the keys on your computer's keyboard and imagine it were a tiny screen.
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Every single person with a vagina has had that horrifying moment: you look down, and there's blood everywhere.
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"We don't look down upon those of you who haven't served," he said as he left the podium.
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She jumped when he tapped her buttock with his palm, then stretched to look down into his eyes.
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Visitors are fingerprinted before they can enter the buildings and look down on the world's largest trading floor.
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If you look down and see flowers, you're likely out in nature or passing a neighborhood flower bed.
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As you look down the road, what are the heads of the big banks going to look like?
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It shouldn't matter whether people look down on you for spending your free time watching something you enjoy.
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I look down at my phone and see I have a DM on Instagram and there it is.
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Someday soon we shall look down into the subway tracks and see your chiseled rodent abs staring back.
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Others believe that Jatts celebrating their caste does not necessarily mean that they look down on other castes.
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Better yet, he didn't even look down to pick up the hoverboard — someone else did that for him.
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Sky lights are covered in frosted glass, and people walking over them can look down into the store.
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When you look down at the Washington swamp after this week, you'd be lucky to see your feet.
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There are no homes above able to look down, making it the most private home in the area.
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She's got her hair look down, and she just took to Instagram to reveal her incredibly meticulous manicure.
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But, when I look down at my body now, I know it's the way it's supposed to be.
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And they'll look down at us, their hiking backpacks bulging with extra knives and machetes, and whisper: "no."
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I look down at my clothing, wishing it were an Abigail's Party-esque number in burnt orange polyester.
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How does a child respond to you when you say "hello"—do they look down at the ground?
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When he grabs one musical fragment and samples it digitally, the singers fall silent and look down aghast.
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It's pretty easy to figure out when to close your eyes or look down without missing any meaning.
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"We don't look down upon those of you who haven't served," Mr. Kelly said before concluding his remarks.
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I really do think a lot of people at Apple look down their turned up noses at Chromebooks.
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They cannot just look down and be read as "thinking" — which is what J.F.K.'s portrait is about.
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"Ailes would consistently position himself in such a way as to look down Roginsky's dress," the suit states.
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I look down at my breasts for the first time, expecting my right side to be totally flat.
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"There's wind all the time, and I get to look down at that," gesturing at the reservoir's still waters.
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"Before ya go to the bathroom…DONT FORGET TO LOOK DOWN," he offered with the post of the incident.
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Take a look down the street and you'll see the EEOC's New York City offices at 33 Whitehall Street.
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"When I look down at my arms, I feel like a freak," April says, her eyes welling with tears.
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I look down and see a smile on my toes: three perfect spray-painted teeth on each new shoe.
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As people look down at their waistlines after the holiday season, there is a strong desire to get active.
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The sailing crowd (who tend to be old European or New England money) look down on the motorised lot.
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ColorWare seems to have completely nailed the look, down to making sure the optional Joy-Con strap attachments match.
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Some ChickenFuego folks on break look down upon us, hands on heads, as if they find our fighting amazing.
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The bride seemed unfazed while the groom was covering his eyes with his hands and refusing to look down.
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I'm just irritated with how men look down at women so much, no matter how much they say otherwise.
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Look down, and I am drawn to the seamlessly never-ending blueness just past the edge of my ship.
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As I approached a wall to look down at the tide, I heard two excited voices bounding behind me.
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And it's not just random skeptics who look down on horoscopes — even career astrologists can be dismissive of them.
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Initially I look down each time I shift, making sure I snick the gear into the right gated slot.
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I look down at my chest and I know that it's bandaged up tightly, but it looks so small.
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Grassley at one point started to look down at his iPhone before putting it back in his pocket. Sen.
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In the moment it took her to look down and change the station, she T-boned a Ford Mustang.
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And, at the end of all this, I'd look down the street at what I'd done with some satisfaction.
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Was it hard to keep a straight face with a line like "I look down on people with love"?
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The clear-bottomed pool would be on the lowest level, allowing swimmers to look down over the breathtaking scenery.
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I'll look down at the clock and realize, wow, I've been cooped up in this car for five hours.
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Circle late and missed payments in redNext, I would look down the page for any late or missed payments.
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When I look down, I see that I'm wearing a pink tank top and a black and white skirt.
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When you look down, there it is, a constant reminder that you really ought to be working out more.
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Savage does everything he can to look down at his feet, probably because they were on the ninth take.
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We put the founders on an imaginary pedestal to look down on our own politics as beneath their contempt.
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Now, in 2016, I look down and realize that three of the four notebooks I use regularly have touch.
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I say no and look down at the ground for a while and his hands are all over me.
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They could colonize it to their heart's content, and look down from a distance of a quarter-million miles.
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Acura's 2019 RDX SUV puts its infotainment screen at eye level so a driver doesn't need to look down.
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After nearly two years in the first-lady spotlight, she notably nailed a practical look down to the footwear.
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I'm sweating on the bench yelling my head off and I look down there and he's just having fun.
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Most people immediately think I am pro-Erdogan, and I get the feeling that they look down on me.
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The great thing is that when I look down at it now, I don't always think about the cancer.
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An elite group is elitist if it tends to look down on and behave somewhat disparagingly toward the nonelite.
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Under a black walnut tree, she paused to look down at the baby boy dozing angelically in the pram.
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"You can look down at Larry Ellison from this pool," says show host Robert Frank, of the backyard's view.
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Last year astronaut Anne McClain shared what it feels like to look down on the Earth at Christmas time.
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There will be weeks where I can't even look out my window, like to look down to the ground.
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"It was really emotional to go up these stairs, and look down there and say that it's possible," he says.
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" Similarly, a Tea Party voter in rural Louisiana commented, "A lot of liberal commentators look down on people like me.
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It tells us far more about the smug, closed-minded certainty of illiberal liberals than those they look down on.
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One was a suburban neighborhood and the other a rooftop whee you could look down on the buildings around you.
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I asked her, carefully, about the Spaniards' influence and whether the bullfighters of Spain look down upon those of Mexico.
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I don't care if you look down at the incision, but from what I've heard, I would suggest don't look.
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Israeli soldiers look down into Syria, where Bashar al-Assad's forces sit one town away from rebels in old Quneitra.
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Then a few days later, you look down and see a few irritated-looking bumps where your hair once was.
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"Trends make the public look down on other styles that may not be considered 'fashion' at the time," he explains.
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Those are hard working Americans that are better off than those professional elitists who look down their nose at others.
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Yes, that's kind of rude, but let's not look down on the Tully monster for the mistakes of its children.
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The American soldier can look down at a screen and see the enemy on the other side of the mountain.
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On the weaving drive through the Andes mountains to Finca Takesi you'll want a window seat—just don't look down.
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There were times I would look down at the picture of Brittany on the stroller and just break down crying.
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Or, actually, two bunnies: Look down toward your feet and you will see that you have acquired a rabbit body.
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I could look down at the floor near me or a distance away, press Y, and teleport to that spot.
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What it is to sit behind a rifle, look down that barrel, and be able to put lead on target.
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Stepping out of the kitchen, I took one last look down the long hallway that seemed to stretch on endlessly.
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Unobstructed views from its surrounding balcony are spectacular (look down on the puny Wythe hotel and teeming mortals in scorn).
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Next time you look down at a stain, remember: With these in your pocket, a clean-shirted future is yours.
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In the clip, I look down and see Adon and Bambi lying entangled on the floor after shooting a scene.
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The older politicians don't even like anything, and they seem to look down upon what young people are interested in.
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When I clasp it to my own skin, I look down and feel as if I'm looking down at her.
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Specifically, the museum's second floor, where an exposed platform lets you look down on various high points of colonialist engineering.
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Do you think people overlook her business success because they look down on QVC and red carpet commentary in general?
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As you look down on the toilet bowl, if it looks like a true circle, you have a round toilet.
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Instead of posing questions about myself through others— Am I so quick to forgive that people look down on me?
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That's something that I think a lot of people still look down on for females and I think that's sad.
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Against explicit warnings not to, I climbed to the roof of my dorm to look down at the city below.
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Except when I look down at her and her little brother, I see they are not looking at my son.
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All I could do was look down at my pizza and laugh at our stellar choice of late-night snacks.
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I remember tomorrow is a hair wash day and look down at my hand, which is STILL bleeding through bandaids.
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" Jane from California: "I often read or hear that climate change believers are 'elite' and look down on upon nonbelievers.
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It would be inspirational to fly over Manhattan and look down at lush green rooftops knowing people are eating well.
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"If you look down at the waters from your ship and see fish, those fish belong to everybody," Berinstain continued.
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You'll need to be able to look down and see your feet, or look behind you and see your butt.
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In low-pressure situations, note when you look down at your feet and when you look up at someone's eyes.
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Friends know you as a blue-bubble buddy, and you look down on anyone who forces you to text in green.
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You often look down at these things, in supermarket bins, in the vegetable drawer of your refrigerator, or on kitchen counters.
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We might look down a few side streets, but the road that Street Fighter is on is the road everyone follows.
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The buttons had a pleasant feel, and I never found myself having to look down to remember which button was which.
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Serious runners may look down on listening to music while training, but us commoners need all the distraction we can get.
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TO LOOK down from the air-traffic control tower at Heathrow airport—Europe's busiest—is to see a hive of activity.
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We're finishing up the interview and I look down and notice that I never even wiped the blood off my foot.
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When your phone rings, or even when your Apple Watch buzzes, you have a choice to make: look down, or ignore.
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Pro wrestling: Folks who love it really love it, while folks who don't like it love to look down on it.
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So she poked her head through a gap in the spiderweb gate, in order to look down through the elevator shaft.
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I would look down from my dormitory room window onto a campus dominated by fraternities with their obscure, occasionally cruel, rituals.
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With two rotating high-definition cameras, the rover can look down to the ocean floor and up at the ice above.
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I look down at my breasts, something I've mostly been avoiding since the diagnosis, and I see these three perfect freckles.
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The people who defend gun rights believe that snobbish elites look down on their morals and want to destroy their culture.
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"Unfortunately a lot of museums look down on dolls as being a collectible, not a work of art," Mr. Holbrook said.
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Toward the number's end, he asked them to look down at the floor and be "real cool" with their hip isolations.
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"You've had this emotional experience, and you look down and you've got a really nice cotton shirt on," Mr. Beasley said.
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They'll keep your friends' toes toasty all winter, and they'll bring a smile to their face every time they look down.
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At no point in the course of this series will the protagonist step on a scale and look down and sigh.
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I used to look down on people who had cellphones because I saw them as this tool that just encouraged laziness.
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I didn't look down at my phone right away, but I heard an audible gasp from the girl next to me.
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Don't you hate it when you're 20 minutes into a workout but when you look down, only 37 seconds have actually passed?
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Most of us just keep quiet, look down, fiddle with our smartphones, or watch the monitors that display the latest headline news.
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And then they'd get back there and look down and see knives sticking out of them from people who had stabbed them.
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"Don't look up when you're dealing with people; don't look down when you're dealing with people; always look straight ahead," he says.
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" Then again, she added, "If you look down this row of offices, there is a bottle of alcohol in every single desk.
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At one point, Kamellia encouraged us to focus on the space between our eyes, but also to look down at our noses.
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"Thousands of people would walk across that little marker in the sidewalk and never look down to even see it," he added.
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I also remember how, later, I would pull the blankets away every morning and look down to see that nothing had changed.
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Your rules were simple: treat everyone equally, don't look down on anyone, use your voices for good, read all the great books.
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That approach is perhaps what threw off so many of the film's critics, so quick to look down on the intended audience.
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Visitors are encouraged to stand on the deck's ledge so that when they look down they can see the city below them.
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You could look down a little valley [where I camped], and you could probably see ten grizzlies spaced out eating huckleberries peacefully.
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The mirrors are set at 60 degree angles to each other which reveal basically limitless reflections when you look down the tube.
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Avid watch collectors would undoubtedly look down at someone sporting a fake like this, but would the rest of us really care?
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Because he eliminates the mediating distance of history, I didn't look down on the benighted people of Salem who believed such nonsense.
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" But despite his illness and every day struggles, Matthew — who has had countless surgeries throughout his life — says he "doesn't look down.
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Just to cause a little chaos for passengers who happen to look down and think they maybe got on the wrong flight.
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But the cheap stuff here is better than it ever has been, so don't look down your nose at all of it.
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We look cute, but if you look down I am flashing the blood gang sign, or at least my interpretation of it.
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You look down to realize your new virtual hands mimic exactly your real ones, right on down to the individual finger movements.
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I would like to believe that if Reeva could look down on me, that she would want me to live that life.
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You look down to see that your glittery love cloak is among the many things scattered across your sweet lover's bedroom floor.
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So let's have a period of exaggerated respect for reason; and let's look down on people who use language without respecting it.
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The only person she doesn't look down on, it seems, is her best friend, Amy, played with wry sensitivity by Kaitlyn Dever.
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"I look down and I see a white pickup truck a couple of more blocks down in the bike path," he said.
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The 488's precision and velocity make it easy to look down after a launch to discover triple digits on the speedo.
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Jen's got the chops on both ends to pull it off -- and so far, she certainly has the early Aretha look down.
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If you decide to splurge and go up it, check out the recently installed glass floors and look down on everything below.
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Ito used to stand at her window, the one with the paper screen, and look down at the playground and sandboxes below.
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Those practicing Pharisees who are "confident of their own righteousness and look down on everybody else," he declared, are not really righteous.
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"He didn't look down on foreign places he visited and their 'quaintness/backwardness/insert-usual-derogatory adjective,'" the journalist Rania Abouzeid tweeted.
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It's time to accept that not everyone is on your level—don't look down on them for it; be a leader, instead.
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The disdain between Persians, who look down on Arabs, and the Arabs who resent Persian arrogance, is as old as both civilizations.
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A new documentary on Branson's hot-air ballooning adventures titled "Don't Look Down," is being released in select theaters on Nov. 11.
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Kushner spoke slowly and deliberately, at times pausing to look down at his notes, as cameras flashed and reporters angled for position.
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The joy, guilt, laughter, difficulty, and abject terror are even more acute when you look down and see two mouths that need feeding.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Don't look down Visitors to the SkyDeck ledge at Chicago's Willis Tower got a scare when glass cracked under their feet.
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I imagined that I was crossing a rope bridge and thought to myself, "Don't look down," as I took a big, greedy bite.
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A static, silent torso is your avatar, the torso in place of your own as you look down with the VR headset on.
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If you look down the list of Billboard Award nominees this year, you'll see that women make up roughly 20% of the list.
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It would help if they did not look down on bachelors: some make it hard for unmarried people to get hold of contraceptives.
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She also thinks that the relatively young age of the app's users makes it easier for people to look down on the content.
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Larger, floating cat faces look down on you approvingly, and eventually, a giant cat with a bottle of champagne appears, concluding the festivities.
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Now there's a beaten trail with staircases and handrails along the lip of the canyon where we could look down and take photos.
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For example, when you look down, you see your character's hands, and when people step closer to you, they accurately change in size.
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The women living in the studio were obligated to look down while walking through the hallway and could not look at other men.
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My ex-husband never complained about it, but it always bothered me — I never wanted him to look down there, especially in daylight.
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And the industry is just beginning to understand, just beginning to look down the path of what this massive transformation will look like.
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You're going to have something to look down at every day and be reminded of one the most transformative decisions of your life.
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She has a tendency to look down when talking to others and constantly rubs her hands while speaking, as if she were nervous.
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"A lot of people do seem to look down on pornographic art and, as an extension, the people who create it," he said.
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Some of us up North liked to look down our nose and think that all this discrimination was going on in the South.
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The lawyer's role is to ensure that their clients look down the road, where that decision to hide the truth may eventually lead.
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We look down on this sense, considering it so animalistic that Sigmund Freud rated the loss of smell as a sign of civilization!
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Time is flying by when all of a sudden you look down at your calendar and realize — oh no, it's in two days.
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You ever watch it, and look down in the water at all those chewing-gum wrappers, and the banana peels and the garbage?
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Missile defense sensors in space would look down at the Earth, instead of up at space, AGI vice president Travis Langster told CNBC.
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When you're flying into LA, if you're observant and on the north runway, just look down on the right side of the plane.
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On the mezzanine, booths look down onto the main floor; like opera boxes, these may well become the best seats in the house.
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There's the one between rural small-town Americans and "globalized" city slickers, who, the small-town folks are sure, look down upon them.
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He handed his young patient a flashlight and asked him to look down the doctor's throat to see if any "green gremlins" lingered.
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If you look down the road, as they grow, what happens to dyslexic men and women is they become very successful in business.
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A camera was set up to look down those tubes and see the activity of the retinas, which look a bit like boomerangs.
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In reality, however, the two fields used very different models, had very different intellectual cultures, and tended to look down on each other.
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"I started shooting a couple photos of him and he started to look down a little more," Mr. Drago said of Mr. Kelly.
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"He's not going to be taking care of the sugar daddies who look down on the hardworking people of America," Mr. Cloutier said.
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I walked the length of the gravel to the end, where I could look down the road that led to the little town.
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That simply cannot happen when we look down on teenagers or look at them askance, as this list almost invites us to do.
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Look down at your computer keyboard (if you're reading this on your phone, just work with me—picture it in your mind's eye).
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When you look down at the seafloor off the coast of California, you see the exact opposite of the Great Barrier Reef: bupkis.
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You feel as if you've walked an hour, and you look down at your watch to see that only ten minutes have passed.
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When I went through boot camp in 2008, my fellow male Marines and I were taught to look down on our female counterparts.
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It just doesn't-, you know, based on anything you can put on a piece of paper, and look down, it doesn't make any sense.
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The couple join a second line parade in their honor as the other women look down bitterly upon them from their hotel room window.
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Whatever your opinion may be of a live-action Dora the Explorer movie, there's no denying that star Isabela Moner has the look down.
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So, I've begun to build a little collection of volcano images taken by Planet Labs' fleet of doves that look down on Earth's surface.
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In addition to a live map, Navdy can also display a customizable dashboard so you can monitor your speed without having to look down.
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I would feel unsafe and I would actually look down upon those people because I think that shows a lack of respect and civility.
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There's never a bad time to take in the awesomeness of the Grand Canyon, but most people visit to look *down* into the canyon.
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The worker told First Coast News that she was laying pavement and happened to look down and saw the mammal floating in the drain.
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Once so confident, she's now lost and unsure of herself in this big city of snobby intellectuals who look down on her Southern charm.
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I could look down at this beautiful child and be like 'F—k everything, I don't care about anything else other than this baby.
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We might have a glass coffee table, but I made sure our rug was super fluffy to bring the industrial look down a notch.
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TO FLY NORTH from Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic (CAR), is to look down on a country that has become hell.
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"I've had people look down on me, put me down because I didn't look like them — I look stronger," Williams said at the time.
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"Coming from a reality show, people look down on that — a lot of people in the fashion industry don't respect that world," she said.
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The fly-through starts in the station's cupola, a set of huge windows that let astronauts and cosmonauts look down on Earth from above.
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You can look down to pick up a drink or look up to see people staring at the ridiculous thing attached to your cranium.
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Kylie Jenner's got the mom-to-be look down pat ... baggy pants, baggy shirt and food in hand, since she's now eating for 2.
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It's not a deal-breaker if you never look down too much, but it's probably the biggest flaw to the Go in my opinion.
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This smaller, streamlined HUD also eliminates the need to look down at your dashboard, while simultaneously giving you a clear readout of your speed.
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Bishop denied that he's trying to stop lobbying, litigation or other activities, but he does look down on the groups for suing the administration.
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In Chinese society, the pressure to marry can be intense, and families often look down on women who remain single into their late 20s.
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They suggest using the band as a metronome or as a GPS for suggesting directions without forcing you to look down at a screen.
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I think a lot of people look down on that now in new music—everything is supposed to be authentic, straight from the hip.
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"When you look down our lineup, when we're really doing things right, there's a lot of quality at-bats," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Plenty of accomplished gamers look down their noses at Fortnite, the way, perhaps, that some jazz and blues diehards, in 1964, dismissed the Beatles.
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"They look down on us; only a few people show us respect," said Tang Zhengqu, who has worked as a porter for 20 years.
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One minute a place is foreign and peculiar; the next, it's familiar and magnetic, pulling us back when we look down from airplane windows.
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And they sing, all 2249 of them, all through the day, while the spectators look down on them, benevolent and pitiless as the sun.
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If you look down at your fat stomach and say, "I'm good with this," there's a lot of diet places that don't make money.
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Tyler is the outcast of the group of teens who find themselves the subjects of Hannah's tapes, the one they all look down on.
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McEwan was recently crucified on Twitter for, during interviews about "Machines Like Me," being perceived to look down his snout at science fiction writers.
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In an interview, she said she opposed impeachment for Mr. Trump and did not look down on Trump supporters, who include her in-laws.
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The finding is sure to rile up some New York City snobs who look down their noses at the town just across the Hudson.
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Human beings are incredibly perceptive, and they seem to be more perceptive when they look at people above them than when they look down.
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It may also help that a new generation of potential buyers doesn't look down its at nose at VW engineering — see the Corrado above.
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Yes, no one will ever look down their nose at a few dozen Christmas cookies, but sometimes the real needs are far less pretty.
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Like Arya, Brienne seems to bristle at terms like "lady" and can seem to look down on conventional activities and symbols associated with women.
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This is not and never has been a place where someone will look down their nose at you for not knowing what Treviso is.
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"When you don't have legs, you look down," he said in 2012, when he was vice president, during a visit to the World Bank.
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As easy as it is to laugh off lawmakers' confusion about Facebook or look down at their muddled lines of questioning, it's also understandable.
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"I'm on One" is what it sounds like to nearly reach the top, look down, and feel both exhilaration and vertigo from the view.
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In theory, those pairs will go for massive money on the secondary market and kids who can't afford to buy them will look down market.
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If you have the camera at the bottom, the lock screen will instruct you to look down so FaceI D can properly see your face.
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I'm from Chicago and both cities have their issues, but we know there is beauty in these cities that other people may look down on.
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McConnell puts a name on the floor, we look down at our binders, we cast our votes, and we move on to the next one.
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It hasn't changed the look of every street in America, or made us look down so much we're literally developing bone spurs in our skulls.
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Anna Wintour In Heels — 5-Foot-7The severe bob might even add another inch, giving the Vogue editor one more person to look down on.
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On Photography If you look down toward the river from the upper section of Braddock Avenue, you see a landscape entirely altered by heavy industry.
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He knows the cultural elite look down on his rural Georgia roots and slam him for singing about dirt roads and beer cans in koozies.
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TATA: Yes, as you did, Martha, you&aposll look down at the water, and you&aposll see the oil still leaking out of the Arizona.
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Its eyes appeared to look down over the precipice and it used its forklift like a hand to gently tap the edge of the table.
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According to Martin Fackler in The New York Times, many Japanese today look down on the few remaining itako, believing that they simply promote superstition.
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Neutron C Magnetic Car Mount Unless you've been living under a rock, you should know it's unsafe to look down at your phone while driving.
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This creates the side benefit of giving observers and photographers the unique ability to look down on the jets as they scream by, afterburners lit.
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We don't want to look down from lunar orbit and watch other countries setting up camp on the surface while we go around and around.
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But we—those of us who look down on Serena Joy—already know with the sluggish horror of a nightmare that nothing will be done.
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"Now, you look down at your phone, you open Instagram, which then leads to an article and suddenly 40 minutes have gone by," Hughes says.
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"They curse their own aunts, their own mothers — as if they are not all from same family," Ajmal said, happy to look down at them.
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That means Super Brainz and Captain Dreadbeard can throw down at close and long range — just decide whether or not to look down your scope.
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Narrated by Ethan Hawke, Baobab Studios' animated short film is about a bunny (or two… look down!) that saves the world from an alien invasion.
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So, make no mistake about it, a job is a wonderful thing to have, and never look down on it as if it's beneath you.
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If you say, 'how are you?' and they look down at their phone or out the window, it's a cue that they're not feeling social.
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Gegard Mousasi had always been the darling of hardcore fans, but for an unfamiliar viewer a look down Mousasi's record just didn't justify the hype.
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And some in the working class are just as animated by a stereotype of "elites" as people who look down on everyone without a doctorate.
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Again, I think that might have been a byproduct of seeing things from a great height: He was determined never to look down on anyone.
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The architecture reflects the cardinal's aim: From the second-floor galleries, museumgoers can look down at academics working in a nobly proportioned atriumlike reading room.
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This bunker sits high on a hill, allowing you to look down on the charred remains of town and the starving masses you now rule.
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I just want to get back into bed and have O. cuddle me, but when I look down in the toilet there's bright red blood.
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Protecting the ocean is crucial for people at all economic levels, she said, not just bicoastal elites who look down their noses at plastic straws.
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When you look down at your phone, you get sucked in, because there is so much on the screen and it's all happening so fast.
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The road was excavated, documented and enclosed in a gallery with a glass roof, so that patrons of the restaurant can look down on it.
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I look down at my hands and they're steady, even if the fingernails are bitten to the quick, and, weirdly, I feel pretty calm, considering.
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The elites look down on us regular folks so let's show them a thing or two is a well-worn page in the Huckabee handbook.
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The North Koreans had also secretly sawed several inches off the American delegate's chair so their negotiator could look down on him during the haggling.
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Today, there are too many Willy Lomans in the world, too many people who look down on the working class like they lead subpar lives.
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"States won't look down their nose at adding more money for infrastructure," said John Hicks, executive director of the National Association of State Budget Officers.
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Because as the kind of outspoken, career-driven feminist you look down upon, I simply don't have the time or the energy to do it. Why?
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Three people died here walking into their own home, he tells us, as we look down at a roof that has been pancaked to the ground.
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"Usually, if it's part of the glove that's over it, you don't get the opportunity to look down through the mesh," Nashville coach Peter Laviolette said.
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I have the urge to look down when the function I want to control doesn't instantly respond, which is never advisable while at the steering wheel.
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But it feels fundamentally divided into two camps, the camp of people like you and the camp of people who look down on people like you.
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Kardashian fan Kelsey wrote a letter to Khloé, stating how, in 2016, people still look down on Kelsey's relationship with a man of a different race.
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"We are all ... a breath away from mental illness, homelessness, all these things we tend to look down on," she told a Toronto convention in 2006.
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So rather than having something to look down at each day, I'll have something to look up at each morning and evening, hanging on my wall.
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I stood on my tippy toes, trying to get a good look down the back hallway all the boxers came through, but I was too short.
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However, I am here to say embrace the embarrassing and open yourself up to the possibility of enjoying something your peers may wrongly look down on.
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"If I look down the grid, I can't think of a better driver combination that we'd like to have at McLaren," said Chief Executive Zak Brown.
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But if you look down at the screen on the Gamepad you'll see something different, with a view that puts you directly in the ship's cockpit.
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The photographer doesn't look down at white supremacists such as George Wallace, Alabama's forty-fifth governor, or George Lincoln Rockwell, who founded the American Nazi Party.
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On July 16, 1969, the day of the launch, the Apollo 11 crew became some of the first people to look down at Earth from space.
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"I'd be out on the road, and I'd look down at my cell phone, and it's Bernie fucking Sanders calling about the count again," Lofy said.
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Every day after school, she was to take the elevator to the ninth floor—not the eighth, where the family lived—and look down the stairwell.
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So many things are going through his head — you look down and you see your sister telling the rest of the world to go to hell.
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What if I could look down at a rash on my leg and know it was poison ivy and not a reaction to something I ate?
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Situated beneath a stainless steel arbor over which jasmine will soon grow, the periscope allows visitors to look down into the dark realm of the cistern.
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"The Chinese have lost face, and don't blame people when they say they look down upon domestic brands," a user with the handle Luren MJC wrote.
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They look down on an area that suffered massive damage in a conflict that brought down the medieval covered souk, smashed mosque domes and burnt churches.
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Continue to sprawl out on your puffy white cloud eating cotton candy and grapes from the vine as you look down on the rest of us.
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You can zoom out to look down on its roofs from above or swoop the camera to street level and be among the streets and houses.
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"They said that when people who live in the high-rises in Vanke look down, the view from their windows is our ugly roofs," she said.
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The floorboards still creak; the windows of the office, which is located up a flight of stairs, look down from on high at the trees below.
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And ruthlessness is detected in domineering gestures, such as an elevated chin, which allows the individual to literally look down his or her nose at others.
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The result is that a pilot can "look" down and see what the sensors directly beneath the plane are picking up about what's happening down below.
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We're thus doomed to look down on people we're not familiar with — to "otherize," in modern academic jargon, those who don't look or speak like us.
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But five years later, with Mr. Modi seeking re-election, villagers look down the bluff at the old tracks with a mix of disgust and resignation.
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"You don't want to get stuck standing still and having to look down at your screen," Ms. Goodell said, "because you're going to get knocked over."
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Apparently so were other visitors, the youngest of whom mostly flung themselves onto the clear floor to look down at the people in the space below.
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Past research has shown that people worry that those who claim the moral high ground will look down on others whose behavior seems unfavorable by comparison.
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Brait reported a near one-third drop in annual net asset value in June after writing the value of New Look down to zero last November.
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On the whole, Northerners look down on Southerners — though not of course to the degree that East Coasters do — while Southerners tend to ignore the rivalry.
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" Aya Darwazeh, who is Palestinian-Jordanian, said that she was upset by the way Americans "look down on Middle Eastern women in terms of their dress.
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"The first time I did it we set off on the runway and we take off, and I look down and there's my house," Hyten said.
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As she walks away, I look down at my watch and realize our 30-minute interview had stretched over an hour, but felt like 15 minutes.
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"We have to hear and listen and understand why folks voted the way they did and not look down on people, not judge people," he said.
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His training had not prepared him for what it felt like to look down after a gunfight upon a child with part of his head gone.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews, the fastest-growing segment of world Jewry because of their high birthrate, look down on secular knowledge and most reject a university education.
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In Families in Transition, Stiles smartly extrapolates one potential consequence of her difficulty in securing gainful employment: "I, personally, don't look down upon sex work," she said.
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But with a few tweaks to your phone's OS you can get the most important information off your phone without having to look down at the display.
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That moment of clarity might come when you're looking at a new Instagram filter, or it might come when you look down at your decades-old Uggs.
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This means players can look down over Minecraft landscapes superimposed on surfaces in their immediate real-world environment and see other players as tiny avatars walking around.
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"Thank God that I didn't look down at the crowd while that was happening," she said, adding that "just seeing them there" would have been too overwhelming.
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I look down at my towel and it was covered in the layers on foundation that I was wearing from a photo shoot earlier in the day.
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Stevie told us the people sending the packages are "no different than terrorists" ... and urged politicians to look Down Under for a plan to combat the violence.
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My mom had this beat-up car and there was a hole in the floor where you could look down and see the ground moving under you.
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She has kept shamefully silent about it, fearful, perhaps, of upsetting ethnic Bamar, who are mainly Buddhists and many of whom look down on the Muslim Rohingyas.
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At one point, a man in a black suit inside the building came to a window a few stories up, to look down at the masses below.
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Every once in a while I look down at my iPad in the brightness of daylight in order to torture myself with every age spot and wrinkle.
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But, I am here to say, embrace the embarrassing and open yourself up to the possibility of enjoying something your peers may wrongly look down on. ….Anyway.
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"Our political opponents look down with hatred on our values and with utter disdain for the people whose lives they want to run," Trump told his supporters.
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So, click on to shop our under-$150 picks and get ready to remember what it feels like to look down and actually see your legs again.
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"Chris Hart I don't believe is a racist, because I do believe I've got respect, I don't look down at people because of their race," he said.
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But every so often they will come together in the sky again—a golden ring around a pitiless shadow—and look down over us for something worthy.
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It lends grandeur and dignity to their doings, and allows them to look down on the notionally more successful societies of the West as doomed and decadent.
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From the heights, they can look down into La Perla's rabbit warren of houses, shoehorned between the 16th-century crenelated fortress El Morro and another Spanish citadel.
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The famous and grueling bicycle race features more than 13 miles of cobblestones (is your brain bouncing yet?) and the classic Alpe d'Huez climb (don't look down
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Harwood: Steve Bannon says that he's going after the people who are part of the global establishment clique, who look down on the blue-collar Trump voters.
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If you decided to go with sandals, this will be the moment you look down at your feet and see exactly what this day has brought you.
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So we bring you all your podcasts, but we also put them into playlists, so you don't have to look down and switch to the next one.
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Or just kind of open, so people can kind of criticize you and look down on you, but also sort of be inspired, or just decide, essentially.
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I look down and see a stream of crimson red cover the green grass in the asphalt cracks as it exits what remains of the dog's cranium.
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Quotable: "Our political opponents look down with hatred on our values and with utter disdain for the people whose lives they want to run," Mr. Trump said.
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Even though ham snobs may look down on it, it's a rare critic who won't grab a slice of the tender, pale pink meat given the chance.
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And while the condescending may look down upon the genre, it promotes female success, powerful female relationships, female sexual agency and high standards for intimacy and relationships.
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Before I had solved the titular theme clue, I enjoyed the cleverness of Ms. Long's making us figuratively look down on others to completely get this puzzle.
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As we sadly look down upon the death of Khaseen Morris and the horrendous actions of the bystanders, we must realize that the bystanders aren't bad people.
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If you look down on your phone to find that Guac Mode is activated, you should high-tail it to your nearest Chipotle before it's too late.
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Other reviewers have mentioned how nice it is to just casually look down at the watch to see the time, as you would on a mechanical watch.
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"Leave your mother alone," Louis C. K. says, imagining her in heaven turning down a party with angels because she has to look down on her son.
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If you want to look down on them all, the Hong Kong photographer and skyscraper expert Edward Barnieh recommends the panoramic Lugard Road lookout on Victoria Peak.
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If you split it in the middle, look down and I look like I should be somewhere illegal, look up and I look like I'm a singing child.
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" Flying across Europe on his private jet, he'd look down at the snow-white peaks of the Alps and think, "That's like all the cocaine I'd ever sniffed.
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A new outtake from Sonic Highways shows Grohl listening back to the original version of Scream's "Gods Look Down" with Barrett Jones at Laundry Room Studios in Seattle.
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"But when I look down and see these two, I forget about how difficult things are and realize just how lucky we are to have these two ❤"
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The supermodel debuted the look down the catwalk at the Atelier Versace fall 1998 show and later wore it again at the 2015 Fragrance Foundation Awards, pictured above.
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On Facebook (FB)'s Oculus Quest VR headset, for example, even if you look down and see an entire body, you can only control the head and hands.
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Well, friends, I'm here to get up on my high horse, look down on you all, and tell you this is stupid and we should stop this shit.
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So when the line ahead gets you down, look down at your phone, and take comfort knowing you'll soon be past security and on your way to vacation.
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There were 115 of the fish in an April count, and visitors normally are kept to a walkway that lets them look down into the pool, Wines said.
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Look down and admire your phone — this will serve as your portal to the digital world for the next decade, and our dependence will only continue to grow.
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The camera can focus on something further away on a white board or look down and read a piece of paper on a table in front of it.
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After soaping up, I look down and see the gutter is clogged; leftover soap mashed into the floor, boxers, and other crap is floating around in the water.
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During their talk, Blanchard got candid about the way adults sometimes look down on teens when they are struggling with some very real stuff for the first time.
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Sometimes, when the children and Marcel have left, Yumiley likes to have a quiet moment away from her struggles to look down into the steep valley of Petare.
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There are riffs on the clothes of parish priests, cardinals and bishops; high-fashion angels look down on the crowds of visitors from the top of arched doorways.
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When you look down on the screen, it comes in colors, like if something's ... If you think somebody is doing a really good job, it's in bright green.
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Metal staircases allow players look down on a holographic spinning globe, a strategic map of the earth lines the dominant wall, and another screen crawls with ominous statistics.
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Or, if you simply want to look down at a reminder that you're fabulous while you type or scroll through Instagram, put a positive mantra on your fingertips.
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It only took a few seconds for Amberley Snyder to look down at her map while driving on the highway outside Sinclair, Wyoming, on a clear winter morning.
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One time it happened in a meeting at work with several others and I had to look down and grip the arms of the chair I was in.
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Alternatively, does the outlet truly want you to, "Open your heart to those you do not understand and listen to all those you fear and look down upon"?
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The first time I saw myself after the surgery, my surgeon said, "It came out so nice," and "It's beautiful," but I was afraid to even look down.
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In addition to absolutely nailing the song, Lizzo had the cartoon character's look down, from the sky-high white wig to covering her entire body in purple paint.
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LOOK DOWN ON ME, BECAUSE I HAVE ONE KID AND AM EXPECTING ANOTHER, WHEN YOU KEEP RUNNING OUT OF SUPER LIKES BECAUSE YOU CAN'T EVEN AFFORD PROPER TINDER?
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Some of these moments are simple: if you look down at an ashtray while your interrogator asks questions, he'll shout at you and sweep it off the table.
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I had spent weeks dreading this moment and to look down and see something a bit different, a bit foreign, but still feel like myself was so refreshing.
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They say academics and journalists look down on people like them, and agree that discrimination against whites has become as big a problem as discrimination against minorities. Nov.
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It felt like a cartoon moment as a beat passed before I lowered my gaze to look down and see a very tiny woman looking up at me.
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He was sure that at any moment he would float up out of his body and look down at himself, slumped over, bleeding, face planted in the airbag.
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Even if some haters choose to look down on her for her sexuality, thousands of fans see her for what she really is: a badass, sex-positive advocate.
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As you make your way through the cramped lobby into the theater of the Joyce, one of New York's venerable dance spaces, it's best not to look down.
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Frustratingly, the conductor's raised arm is exactly where the boy's face would be, but if we look down, there is no sign of his bare legs and sandals.
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Then you look down the street, cops harassing people that live in the neighborhood, trying to figure out why there's 3000 white kids dressed like them looking thuggish!
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No need for a net when you have the right skill sets and pedals, and god love them, Stinking Lizaveta never pause for a moment to look down.
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So by the time we got to Steve, we were wondering if he would look down his nose at us for bringing in strings or this or that.
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"I'm not going to look down upon or congratulate anyone, but there's something to be said about being a good resident and paying the use tax," said Auxier.
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When looking at your phone, don't hold it down near your chest or waist, because you have to look down to see it, which strains your neck muscles.
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Research conducted by Corgan found that elderly people were more likely to look down while they were walking, which means they could miss directional signs above their heads.
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Played from the perspective of being in the tank's cockpit, you can look down at your hands and see the PS4 controller, with functions mapped to its buttons.
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Sleeping on the job is one of those workplace taboos — like leaving your desk for lunch or taking an afternoon walk — that we're taught to look down on.
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It was a perfect day, no wind at all and nice sun, and the plane we took had windows from the knees down so you could look down.
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Even as rivals in Iowa look down on Biden's organization, higher-information voters keep getting data to suggest that he'd run stronger against the president than anyone else.
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"I was bored, digging around in the dirt and I happened to look down and see a shiny little circle in the mud," she told ABC affiliate KMBC.
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Swagway also added battery level indicators to the top of the Swagtron so you can look down at any time and see how much battery life is left.
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Ms. Killingsworth said that she had never had a signature of her own, but that she didn't look down on those who do — well, not all of them.
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I had finished all the photos of all these watches and I look down and within six inches of my foot was a stingray right in from me.
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A senior executive at a Mongolian bank thinks many in the city tend to look down on ger districts and unfairly blame the residents for the poor conditions there.
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A real-time video taken by British astronaut Tim Peake gives people on Earth a little taste of what it's like to look down on the planet from above.
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If you stand at the foot of the flagpoles and look down, that's where you'll see the plaque: Dedicated March 28, 1983 Like I said, everything starts with apes.
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Google executives and employees alike look down on leaks, and sources who spoke with BuzzFeed News were concerned about the repercussions they might face for talking to the press.
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The Coiling Dragon Cliff skywalk, which certainly seems like a fitting name for this beast of a walk, allows you to look down from 4,600 feet in the air.
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I would hate to live in an apartment like this and have to walk all the way to the window to look down at the plebs below, wouldn't you?
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Here's a sample of the imagery, courtesy of the Air Force:With the HUD, the pilot can actually look down at the floor of the jet and see the ground.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah the rules are different -- we say the elites, it&aposs not about where you go to school, it&aposs the way you look down upon regular people.
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It also has a Helio X10 SoC from MediaTek, which is an outfit that makes a lot of cheap processors that people like to look down their nose at.
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" Then, when his girlfriend would tell him about problems at work, he'd look down from, what he calls, "cloud nine" and think, "Well, I can't really relate to this.
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Look down at your iOS or Android phone or tablet and you'll see a wizard moving about a Google Maps-like interface, various icons designating locations and potential events.
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"People look down at survivors," said Jessica Graham of U.S.-based non-profit Survivor's Ink, that helps victims branded by traffickers get decorative tattoos to cover up their marks.
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Playing on the idea that Taiwanese look down on mainland Chinese for being poor and unable to afford good food, they flood Taiwanese websites with photos of mainland delicacies.
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I had slightly less than 180 degrees field of view facing forward, and I could look down to see a floating graphic displaying the quarter, game clock, and score.
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" Another message appeared to be directed at the president: "Open your heart to those you do not understand and listen to all those you fear and look down upon.
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It used to be a desolate place, but now the waterside open-plan penthouses look down on it, and the joggers in their upscale sports brands run along it.
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Rounding the top of a knoll, we look down on an expanse of tundra that bristles with so many sensors and cables that it resembles an outdoor ICU ward.
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You look down from these pieces, encased in glass on the wall, to the Diesel jeans of today and find that the war on denim is very much alive.
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I look down and scrape the nub of ankle I've got along the white tile and gasp, THERE IS NOTHING, THERE IS NOTHING, I'M ALIVE AND THERE IS NOTHING.
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If the idea of being able to look down on the wasteland and dictate the ins and outs of your favorite faction appeals to you, you'll enjoy the experience.
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You've achieved success and I'm going to rip it down, both through physical destruction, but also through the act of scrutiny and having the world look down upon you.
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Inside the restaurant, serenity reigns, with sloping glass walls that look down on a piazza below inducing the woozy, soothing impression of being aboard a boat in central Milan.
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I've never been able to look down a road in the center of the city and not see at least a few people walking; makes for some good photos.
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But in Prague, the teams are sitting on couches on adjacent platforms that look down on the action, separated only by the narrow walkway leading to the locker room.
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Second, it's best if the show has subtitles, so when viewers hear a new word, they can look down and find it in written form in their own language.
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Look down the block and you see what we're dealing with, said Loyd Thomas, 25, a veteran of General Motors, standing on the front porch of his white bungalow.
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During free falls, skydivers can look down on a neighborhood called Monument Park, now known to the outside world as the Turpin neighborhood, about a mile from the airport.
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It's that special moment many moms can relate too — when you look down at your newborn and marvel, "I made this" — and photographer Laura Shockley caught it on camera.
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And on a clear night you can sit by the fire-pit and look down on the entire city... with no horrible power lines to kill the mood... priceless.
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The cameras of NASA's Curiosity rover usually look down at the rocks on Mars, divining clues in the minerals of what the planet was like billions of years ago.
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"American firms, and particularly midsize ones, often have complex sourcing chains involving China but do not have the capabilities to really look down their suppliers' supply chains," he said.
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She refers to Lady Bird's "wealthy friends" with a kind of bitterness that paves over insecurity, and she's clearly terrified that Lady Bird will look down on her parents.
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Bleth leads us to some windows that look down on the large hangar below, where we can see SpaceShipTwo, Branson's rocket-plane—or rather, a full-scale replica of it.
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If Dmitri tells the guy next to me that he should keep his heels on the ground during a squat, I look down to make sure I'm doing the same.
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It's strange to think I look up to people a lot younger than me for my style inspiration, which obviously means, depressingly, that they would look down on my choices.
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Mountain top radar From the top of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong's tallest peak, visitors can look down at commercial planes descending on their approach to the city's international airport.
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We even get a glimpse of Rorschach saying his famous, "all the whores and politicians will look up and shout 'Save us,' and I'll look down and whisper 'No,'" line.
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Green remained in playoffs-or-bust mode no matter what I was babbling, but even he betrayed a hint of excitement when asked to look down the road a bit.
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Ultimately, it boils down to the sad fact that people would see me as gay if they knew, and people I love would look down on me because of that.
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I was worried that it would feel weird to look down at the Touch Pad, as if you couldn't focus on the screen while also seeing what you are pressing.
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One day you might even be able to just look down at your shirt to see if you've missed any phone calls, or have any messages that need a response.
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I've never particularly liked having to look down at my watch in between each workout set, so something like this just isn't my jam, but some people might like it.
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When I look down the list, I find a few crucial notifications in the mix, like the one that lets me know my train schedule before I leave for work.
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Dothraki is the guttural language of a horse-borne warrior nation, but high-born Daenerys Targaryen does not look down on it; methodically learning it is key to her rise.
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" He jokingly adds, "I'm also walking into a songwriting session and having poop and throw up on my shirt and not realizing it until I look down and smell it.
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One thing's for sure -- he's got Bieber's look down lock, stock and barrel ... from showing off his tatted torso to even sagging a bit and giving Supreme some free press.
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But no one who knows who these men are is going to look down their records and forget just how these fights went when they see the results on paper.
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As I craned my neck up to look down at the water, only two questions seemed to matter: How will I explain this out-of-body experience to my friends?
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He can barely believe it himself, and he has to look down at his own hands to make sure that this is really happening that, yes, he is not broken.
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There was a time when it was considered indecorous for a candidate to look down at a watch during a debate or to sigh audibly while another candidate was speaking.
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You can keep your head up to look confident or look down to blend in, just so long as you aren't bopping it along to "Dark Horse" by Katy Perry.
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It's an obsession often manifested in derisive and self-loathing ways, because gay men often fetishize masculinity to the point that they look down upon and subordinate their feminine peers.
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"Being on the street, people look down on you, thinking that's the way you're going to live the rest of your life," said Jones, who now works at Christ House.
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In your opinion, as a former state legislator and a former gubernatorial candidate, why is it so important for women to look down the ballot and engage in those races?
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When I'm feeling optimistic, I look down at my chest and see a friendly wink; the eye of my right breast closed, just a moment, acknowledging some great cosmic joke.
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Everyone is criticizing it because you have to look down at the keyboard to use it instead of, say, typing on the buttons we have there now without looking down.
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Not that Scotty and I were much better when we were starting; we had just learned but could look down on the next set of performers with some veteran ease.
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It can be easy to get lost in the middle of living life, so look down the road a bit and identify the signposts you need to pay attention to.
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Hell, I was even able to look down on the roads below and people watch as they walked thru town, in a non creepy, but sorta creepy way of course.
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Nepomuk Neyer, 26, a wicker weaver from Innsbruck, Austria, recounted once traveling beyond the radius but still near enough that he could look down the valley and see his home.
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Imagine sitting in a taped interview but, instead of looking at notes, you can pull up your next question with a flick of your eye without having to look down.
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Students streaming past the domed administration building, hunched against the biting cold, could look down at their phones and expect to see "Trump 2020" or "Pete!" in dusty block letters.
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Yes, poor, backwards Southern rednecks are more generous than the fair-trade coffee-drinking elitists who look down their noses at them on their way to yoga instead of church.
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Did he finally just -- he was fed up with when you're going through the TSA lines and you look down, you're putting your shoes in and he sees the wheels.
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The 13 passengers who had been enjoying the view are startled to look down and see a man in a leather jacket bashing a woman to death with a rock.
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But that is not all there is to me as a person or as a solver, so I'm always baffled by those who look down on pop culture in crosswords.
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That means you may soon be able to look down at your wrist and ask Alexa the weather or to remind you to pick up eggs at the grocery store.
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"You just look down at Silicon Valley and at the string of companies that have had at least one of their founders born outside on the United States," he said.
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In the thirteenth round another of this look-down, punch-over-the-top right hands snuck in on Lopez on his blinded side and sent him reeling for the TKO.
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The bridge is only 25 inches wide and it has a grated surface, which means that it is possible to look down into the Grabengufer ravine below, according to NBC News.
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The scene ends with Beverly deciding not to look down at her legs, because she doesn't want to know if the substance they're covered in is semen or her own blood.
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My advice: If your religion is causing you to spew out words of hate, judge, or look down on others because of who one loves then you need to change it.
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One Thanksgiving party will literally look down upon them all, as the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) continues its longstanding tradition of observing the festive harvest holiday from orbit.
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" Imploring the company to "provide a happy experience for all of its customers," McCord suggested they "hire individuals who despise hate, not love; who embrace difference, not look down on it.
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Koch tried to explain how it feels to look down and see the Earth 250 miles beneath you -- something Koch barely had time to notice herself during her busy first spacewalk.
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Purists look down on them, yet they could prove useful "gateway drugs" into what VR could eventually become, says Anjney Midha of KPCB Edge, a technology investment firm in Silicon Valley.
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That's one reason I always tell patients to get a mirror and look down there if they're having pain... Feel in there with your fingers and explore the area that's hurting.
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Martin Pei, the engineer behind the project, promises that by 2020, passengers flying to the nearby Luleå airport will be able to look down on a 50-metre-high test plant.
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They'll soon be offering a David Bowie commemorative watch—the David Bowie Freelancer—so you'll be able to think of Ziggy himself every time you look down to check the time.
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He, too, drove to the bridge overpass to look down and saw the cars flipped over before a fire started in one of the cars and he called 911, he said.
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Besides, if Stewart does ever decide she wants to change up her look down the line, we know a walk-in wig closet in Calabasas that would love to have her.
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If you kind of look down on the idea of storytelling as just show business and not really substantive, then you're ceding the opportunity to tell the story to someone else.
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But to grasp the full military import of this place, the Kola Peninsula — Russia's northwestern-most territory — you would have to look down on it with thermal imaging from high above.
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What if you could look down and see your actual arms and legs inside VR, or look at other real-world people or objects as if you weren't wearing a headset?
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If you're not fortunate to have the sunshine on your side then it's still worth a trip to look down on the city as if it were a child's play toy.
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" From a God's-eye height we look down at the spot where the Connecticut River, flowing around an island-like land mass, creates a question-mark shape known as the "Oxbow.
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"I never did drugs, not once, and used to look down on people who use drugs, but now I have empathy for them after what happened to my brother," he said.
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Our world is designed to drive us nuts: we prize a beauty standard that all but necessitates plastic surgery, and then we look down on the people who get work done.
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Much like ThirdLove's fit models, who deliberately look down at themselves instead of posing sensually for the camera, Lively's fit guide features real customers in sizes ranging from 32A to 38DD.
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Every new item on that first list is another rung in the ladder of work happiness, and it's good to look down every so often and see how high you've reached.
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The spiral staircases in the Arc de Triomphe seem to impart the double-helix misery of France's martial DNA in their well-worn spiral steps, vertigo-inducing when I look down.
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" Perry's new fragrance, Mad Love Even with her look down pat, Perry shares that after all these years, her mind still races when she walks down red carpets: "Does this outfit fit?
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I look down to see I'm wearing my navy-and-gold San Francisco Unified School District gym uniform, an IV in my arm, knees scraped and bloody, thighs spotted with fresh bruises.
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WATTERS: Well, one or two people who shared the view that regular Americans are people to look down upon or some of the FBI officials who got savaged in the IG report.
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While the youngest Jenner may or may not be filming a cameo in the upcoming Ocean's Eight film, she was spotted with her sisters, and she has her on-set look down.
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Then, after the fan was escorted off the pitch, Messi—with his ever-bewildered tiny child vibes—then took a look down at his feet being like, you're praising these things, huh?
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To tell anybody what I'd done would be to admit a truth I wasn't ready to hold: I am growing repulsed by the body I see when I look down at myself.
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Style the dress for work with heels and a few pieces of jewelry, or dress the look down by pairing the dress with flats or crisp white sneakers for a weekend brunch.
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Instead, you look down at your guitar's headstock to see what the next chord is you're supposed to play, then you play that for the next bar on time with the beat.
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"A car service might not want workers driving for Uber in their free time, or a graphic design company might look down upon a worker offering discounted services on Fiverr," she says.
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Discerning snobs may look down on it as lesser than a "true" Range Rover, but the Range Rover Sport surely conveys more wealth and status than a BMW X23.3 or Volvo XC25.
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That certainly feels true when you look down on Los Angeles—a meshwork of highway laid over a fractally complex mesoscale of avenues and boulevards and a microscale filigree of surface streets.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - Stilt walking across the exercise yard, 24-year-old Tadas Voitiukas is making his circus debut as fellow prisoners look down on him in silence from their barred cell windows.
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It's the last hike up the mountain before we reach peak Drake, where he will finally be able to look down at where he's been, where he's going, and who he is.
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Signa Lab concluded that "Loot A Walmart," in tandem with the gas-hike hashtag, helped generate a mass panic, leading people to look down on the protesters and fear leaving their homes.
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"If you look down the road, you see challenges ahead, and they're challenges that are typical in a cycle," said Powell speaking earlier this month at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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He added a cafe, store and sprawling showroom, from whose large windows visitors can look down on dozens of workers building furniture in the slightly more than 21,500-square-foot space below.
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I sometimes call this the Wile E. Coyote effect because as long as Wile E. Coyote doesn't look down, he's suspended in air, even if he has just run off a cliff.
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So I'm up there, tangled up in branches, and I look down and see this old woman who's so interested in what I'm doing that she decides to climb up the ladder.
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They see bright lights, tunnels, deceased family members, and very commonly, they have an out-of-body experience (OBE), where they float above their body and look down on it from above.
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"These are high resolution optical satellites that resemble the Hubble Space Telescope but look down to Earth instead of to the heavens," Marco Langbroek, a Dutch expert who tracks satellites, wrote recently.
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Patrick: [laughter] Austin: They put you into a 221v21 Gunfight mode, while the other prisoners in the Gulag look down into the fight and can throw rocks at you as you're fighting.
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In this dispiriting system the only privilege many of them can claim is the power to look down on even newer Marines — the "boots," a clueless population subject to harassment and ridicule.
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I admit, I have let my own snobby attitude as a person who trains (and would like to compete seriously) in combat sports allow me to look down on an art form.
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It is a perch from where it can look down upon the third-place club, Liverpool F.C., whose owner, John Henry, is better known on American shores for owning the Red Sox.
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"You can't look down to read the speech; you have to take the speech up," she said, "because if you did, your neck would break; it would fall off," she said, smiling.
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Perhaps if there were a mother in the family, she would have insisted they inhabit more than a collection of rooms that look down over a walkway into the women's exercise yard.
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While heading home in a gray Honda Pilot the other day, I couldn't help but look down at my phone, trying to follow along on the route my driver was taking me.
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Now, every way you look — down the paths, past the garden rooms and beds, beyond the exuberant rose bushes — your eye lands on one of those towering trees in the middle distance.
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Being cool is more important than being the best—among skaters, the word style is as common as it is vague—which is part of why so many look down on contests.
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Euron is not that respectable in many ways, but the people of the Seven Kingdoms would probably look down on Cersei having her brother's baby, whereas Euron frees her from that potential scrutiny.
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An $800 investment gets you a cumbersome headset, a pair of hand controllers, and the chance to look down and see a torso that is not the same gender or color as yours.
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"You know how many reviews praised your sense of humor?" she asked as she cocked her head to look down each row of servers, as if expecting something to leap out at her.
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Russia has been conditioned by its history of expansion into Asia to look down on China as the lesser power, so its current status as a source of commodities for China feels humiliating.
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The new MacBook Pro computer has such a limited number of USB-C ports, and requires users to look down constantly, argues Trent Lapinski, founder and CEO of tech consulting company Mystic Labs.
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"When Kristen came to look at my work two years ago, I had framed photographs leaning against the wall, where wall and floor connect, low so you have to look down," she recalls.
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We want to be part of the solution, where part-time work is not something that you look down on, where you can have your freedom and safety net at the same time.
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Whether you have your look down-pat or are still considering your options, it may be worth taking a peek at what a majority of revelers will be dressing up as this year.
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Bogdanovic moved into the starting lineup when the Nets bought out the contract of veteran Joe Johnson and will get a long look down the stretch with Brooklyn long out of playoff contention.
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"It makes me feel good because I can look down at my feet if I'm trying to hold my tongue, you know, and it gives you a beat to be thoughtful," she says.
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"Note: never let a broken bone get in the way of good dinner party," she captioned a photo of herself in a kitchen surrounded by friends who all look down at her crutch.
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"I would say I probably prefer you don't behave in a way that people would look down upon you and that's what I tell them and that's how I raised them," he said.
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With such an utterly jaw-dropping view of the Dubai Marina, the private balcony quickly became a favorite place to sit and read, or simply look down at the city so far below.
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The elevators move diagonally as well as vertically to deliver people to the building's floating garden observatory, which is hollow in the center and allows spectators to look down at the city below.
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During the Apollo program, NASA realized that the same instruments it was using to provide scientific data for the moon landings could be put into orbit to look down at our own world.
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A free flow of ideas and personnel can open the door to claims of theft or copying, but technologists often look down on companies that resort to legal action to kneecap a competitor.
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Luckily, Dion's science teacher intervenes, but Dion ends up fearing the principal after Nicole explains to her son that some people will look down on him because of the color of his skin.
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You look down to angle down, go up, and if you flapped your wings, which you could do because you're attached to these things, you go up and you could ... you feel it.
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"Because she wants to" is reason enough, and it doesn't mean such parents don't love their children as much as others, and it doesn't mean they look down on you for your choices.
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Climate-policy purists are focused on the notion of a carbon tax to discourage greenhouse gas emissions, and they look down on any proposal that doesn't put such a tax front and center.
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"I thought it was a fire or an explosion — I didn't know someone was shooting, but then our robot operator decided to go look down the hallway and he got shot," Mr. Pierce said.
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I've always been fascinated by the overview effect -- a new clarity that astronauts describe experiencing when they look down on Earth from space and become overwhelmed by how beautiful and fragile our planet is.
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The same people who actually cringe at the thought of America again leading on the world stage and the same people who sadly but routinely look down on you, us, we, the American people.
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The sad thing is, my husband's family tend to look down on how we do things now, maybe as a result of the age difference between us, which was a problem at the start.
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Look down USADA's list of sanctions on their website and you will notice that amid their 50 offenders in MMA, only George Sullivan and Ricardo Abreu can boast a punishment for a second violation.
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"I'll tell you one thing that drives me crazy: my colleagues in Washington that are from places like California and New York who wanted to look down their nose at Trump voters," McCaskill said.
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"The mere fact she's putting her phone in her back seat in her purse shows she realizes how tempting it is to look down when we get a beep, chime, vibration," Mr. Cassel said.
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" Neri continued, "Everyone looked up to France and Britain, but there are other cultures that are far older, and they also have refinement and beautiful art, and we should not look down on them.
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When James Wan is crafting a scare, there's a 10-minute buildup to that scare, and if you look down at your phone during the run of that 10 minutes, the scare doesn't work.
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According to her, it takes a woman — someone who can look down and see that her foot is wider near the toes and narrower at the heel — to design a shoe for a woman.
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"My [c-section incision] ended up getting infected — something, luckily, my husband [author and CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil] noticed because I was too afraid to look down there," shares Tur, 35.
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And yet, because athleticism is only part of the equation in races that are just as much about your tolerance for extreme mental and physical strain, mainstream runners often look down on the ultrarunner.
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Ten hours after we left Ulaanbaatar, along with Hongoroo, the driver, and Zorig, our guide and translator, we crested a mountain to look down on the village of Binder and the Onon River valley.
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I look down at my phone and see that my dad Venmoed me $180, $90 for dinner that he owed me when we were at the beach and $90 for a bet I won.
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Even something small — like not always looking someone in the eye when they're speaking to you — can be taken as rejection or impatience, when really your habit is to look down when listening carefully.
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If you are a rural resident who believes that urban institutions like mass media and universities ignore and look down upon people like you, why would you spend time answering one of their surveys?
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After a minute, I willed myself to move over to the roof edge and look down upon the man who'd hired me and expected so much from me when I expected little from myself.
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The opposite end of the studio may be the most important: a comfy couch for resetting my energy, for studying, and most importantly, to look down the room at what is on the easel.
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"I understood you can't just let everybody know how you really feel because people look down upon woman who don't stand by their man the whole time, so I just let it go," Burruss said.
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Chinese flag overlooking The Bund, Shanghai, China (Photo: Rolf Bruderer/Getty Images) Chinese flag overlooking The Bund, Shanghai, China (Photo: Rolf Bruderer/Getty Images) When thinking about our digital future, look down and look east.
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I step to the edge and look down, and down, and my knees just threaten to go, a little, before my brain kicks in: it's okay, it's fine, you're in London, standing on some carpet.
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I had no real understanding of what my spending should look like, and I was also scared that people would look down on me if I used money as an excuse not to hang out.
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"The parents are very nervous about coming forward with their confessions, mainly because they don't want their families to look down on them, or their children finding out, and having issues arise," Zephyr told me.
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Benny Safdie and Pattinson You understand, at that moment, that Connie's contempt is part of his world view, that he gets his highs off having someone around to look down on, push around, or control.
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And they walk up to me—and I can look down on most people—and if you're smiling when you're doing that, it really puts you in a position like, 'I'm not worried about anything.
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It made me feel sad, because I knew friends in that room who were lesbian or gay who were left out, and I saw another girl look down and looked upset because they said that.
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Mr. Hockney gradually painted more such portraits, placing sitters in the same yellow chair and on a raised platform, so that he could paint their shoes and not look down at them from his easel.
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"As a culture we look down on and devalue emotions that are seen as feminine, in the same way that we devalue and mock female pleasure (Magic Mike XXL, Book Club, 50 Shades)," says Woods.
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But for the fortunate few like Mr. Anand, it can be enjoyable to look down on one of those New York traffic jams that seem to go on as long as the Hundred Years' War.
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"I'll tell you one thing that drives me crazy: my colleagues in Washington that are from places like California and New York who wanted to look down their nose at Trump voters," Ms. McCaskill said.
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Large bouncy nets stretch across the top floor, designed by Germany's Officium and French trampoline park maker, Chien Noir, also offer a walking path with a five-storey look down — if you can handle it.
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But for the fortunate few like Mr. Anand, it can be enjoyable to look down on one of those New York traffic jams that seem to go on as long as the Hundred Years' War.
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After law school at the University of Virginia — one of a few prestigious schools that did not look down on his Vietnam service, he would later say — he began angling for jobs as a prosecutor.
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But it may well speak to many of them, while also attracting voters currently sitting on the sidelines who feel, not without reason, that leftist elites look down on them and their old-fashioned patriotism.
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I can't look down the barrel of the gun, so I look Bobby in the eye, and with a particular intensity, because part of me knows this may be the last thing I ever see.
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"I speak as an angel in the words of God," read one message; "Open your heart to those you do not understand and listen to all those you fear and look down upon," read another.
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The gorgeous rust-colored outcroppings of sandstone are the most obvious attraction — the auburn cliffs, some thousands of feet high, look down on Joshua trees, agave and other flora and fauna of the eastern Mojave Desert.
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It is no longer better than a Monday or best done the drunk way — it's been hijacked by the people our characters would look down upon (read: us) and it's time to pack in the tradition.
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Sorry to be inflammatory, but the fact is, if you have to take your eyes off the road to look down at your phone, you're putting your life and the lives of your passengers in danger.
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" THE FED UP TRUMP SUPPORTERS Peggy Davis, Arizona "I'm getting to where I think Congress is a bunch of elitist snobs who look down their nose at us and tell everybody how un-educated we are.
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In these situations, a pale-pink, barely-there nail polish checks all the right boxes: something pretty and clean, a refreshingly muted choice that doesn't grab your attention every time you look down at your fingers.
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After a few sessions, you get the idea when you look down and say, 'Ohhhh you just gave me abs,' but generally speaking I just polish up the beautiful contours I see in front of me.
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"One MP (member of parliament) described how she had to get her husband to go out and look down the street before she could go out of the front door," it said after experiencing "intrusive behavior".
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So if I want to see interesting Twitter commentary about the game, I have to watch the game on one screen and then periodically look down on my phone, where I have a curated Twitter stream.
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"I remember I looked up to see there was a small shaving mirror over the top of the partition between the showers and he was using it to look down at my naked body," Stone claimed.
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In the winter, I can look down into the icy East River and fantasize about what it would take to push us into the river, because only a small, low concrete barrier keeps us from death.
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"I remember I looked up to see there was a small shaving mirror over the top of the partition between the showers and he was using it to look down at my naked body," Stone said.
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" Since breaking out, Garrix (born Martijn Gerard Garritsen) has signed to RCA Records and scored a number of high-profile collaborations, including with Avicii and Usher, who was featured on his 2015 single "Don't Look Down.
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She has been doing this for about a decade now, which means she was able to look down on the benign mayhem that was unfolding in front of her and pick out exactly what she needed.
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They should have a change of heart and mind, not to look down on us island communities or countries that are all affected by climate change....corporations should start doing today to fight the climate crisis?
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Where things were blurry, they're now crisp — for example, when you look down on New York City, you can now see details like skyscrapers, building shadows and baseball fields in Central Park, thanks to Landsat 8.
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If I wanted to see how much air I had left, I had to look down and to the left of my heads-up display, just as I would if I was actually in that suit.
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As human beings were able to look down upon the earth, rather than exclusively upward toward the sky, the relationship between the two — each in the presence of the other — became less predominantly horizontal than vertical.
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At the top of the steps to the platform, I look down and see an older man at the bottom struggling to push a wire wicker shopping basket with two back wheels up the first step.
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The home's concrete shell, covered in solid white surface stone, creates a cantilevered mezzanine for sleeping, allowing residents to look down on the living spaces below, or out to the landscape through carved, box-shaped openings.
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Donald Trump tells the opposite myth — about how those meritocrats are actually clueless idiots and full of drivel, and how virtue, wisdom and toughness is found in the regular people whom those folks look down upon.
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That they cost hundreds of dollars for just a few minutes of thrill-seeking, forcing tourists literally to look down on the rest of us, make them an almost-parodic symbol for the age of inequality.
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I am also well aware of the (in truth, well-founded, in my view) wariness Los Angeles readers have of East Coast media coming in and offering look-down-your-nose judgments on life here. (Botox!
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Looking at the photographs of the Roman Forum, I could guess that there was probably a promontory somewhere southeast of the site that enabled you to look down into the Forum and in a northwesterly direction.
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"Rebecca Traister wrote this beautiful line in her New York magazine article at the time, which was like, you look down and suddenly we can see all the scaffolding that we're standing on," Ms. Zomorodi said.
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Every time I look down at my hands — which is 99% of the time now that I live my life on a laptop — all I can see is a physical manifestation of all my internal stress.
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"One MP (member of parliament) described how she had to get her husband to go out and look down the street before she could go out of the front door," it said after experiencing "intrusive behaviour".
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But if you think that I look down at a bunch of stocks and decide whether to buy Apple or whether to buy JP Morgan or – I am not using the factors that he lays out.
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So if we can do anything to brighten their spirits, have them look down and see those lights and know that law enforcement, public safety is here to support them, it means a lot to them.
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Some eagle-eyed basketball observers have noted that James has a "tell" when he&aposs going to shoot a three-pointer — he&aposll look down at the ball as he&aposs dribbling, and then pull up.
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Nowadays, it seems required to not only disagree with the policies of the other side, but also to look down on the policies and the people that have them with new levels of disdain and disrespect.
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And as he observed the climactic scene, in which Inigo Montoya plunges his saber into the stomach of the six-fingered man, the shastri Ethan Nichtern could only look down and shake his head in disapproval.
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There's this interesting dynamic between the two countries, where British people slightly look down on and then slightly look up to America, as having more money and more glamor, but maybe, in their view, being less sophisticated.
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The hardware was also tailored specifically for VR. For instance, the buttons and triggers on the Aim Controller needed to be easy to find, because in VR you can't look down to see where a button is.
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The effect is already a bit jolting (and, at times nausea-inducing) in standard VR, but all of that really goes next level when you look down and you've swapped your bits and bobs with someone else's.
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If the girls saw the boys, former students said, they were expected to look down and put their hoods up if they were wearing one of the hooded sweatshirts emblazoned with RVCA that the school gives students.
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"We were basically coming up to [the edge of] a slope where you look down and there's just wildflowers everywhere in the valley and you can just go down and pick these beautiful wildflowers," Ye told me.
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"I let go of my claim on you, it's a free world/ You look down on where you came from sometimes/ But you'll have this place to call home, always," he croons, finding closure in the relationship.
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Rubio, it's hard to look at you and not look down a barrel of an AR-15 and not look at Nikolas Cruz, but the point is you're here and there are some people who are not.
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But the screaming kept going, and it lasted longer than it would if it was just a fight, so people from my class walked out of the classroom to look down the staircase to the bottom floor.
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It's important to remind people who look down on Black Lives Matter or other groups that take direct action, that [those activists] are doing the same thing that won us some of the rights we have now.
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Enter the hangar, climb some stairs to an empty attic, look down through a large hole in the floor, and you'll find an artificial wonder: Here, in this city on the water, is a pristine sand beach.
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From her fifth-floor office, Phyllis J. Randall, a Democrat and the first African-American woman to lead a Virginia county board of supervisors, can look down on the courthouse square in Leesburg, the Loudoun County seat.
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Klobuchar had to know she was going to get a question about why she couldn't remember the name of the Mexican President, but she still had to look down at her notes to get the name right!
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But the building boom appears to have created a problem: Residents of top floors of the buildings can literally look down on state buildings where Mr. Kim, the North's godlike totalitarian leader, and other party elites work.
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Senator Rubio, it's hard to look at you and not look down a barrel of an AR-15 and not look at Nicholas Cruz, but the point is you're here and there some people who are not.
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On the first tweet, being involved in the nomination, I think if you look down lower at the transcript below the part highlighted, he gives himself enough room that it doesn't clearly rise to the level of perjury.
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Of course, to treat the failure to use the Oxford comma as a mark of mental messiness is a handy way to look down on what will perhaps always be a majority of people attempting to write English.
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It's not an ideal controller since you constantly have to look down at your phone to see the controls and then up at your drone because the FAA requires operators to maintain a line of sight with it.
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It works, but if you ever look down through the mouthpiece you can see the oil, just sitting there and waiting for you to toss the vape in a bag so it can spill all over your belongings.
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But get ready to unearth your jealously towards another animal because the internet has found the next big thing in fashion and modeling- a little yellow canary named Tweety who has the "no makeup-makeup" look down pat.
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"I remember I looked up to see there was a small shaving mirror over the top of the partition between the showers and he was using it to look down at my naked body," she told the newspaper.
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After a few body straights have landed for OSP it would be time to go upstairs with a lightning left straight and look for the big connection, or duck in and do the Rocky Marciano look down overhand.
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"In the Philippines, we don't look down on powerful and rich men having mistresses—sometimes it's even celebratory," said Jean Encinas-Franco, an assistant professor the University of Philippines-Diliman (UPD) specializing in women's rights and legislative politics.
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Don't get me wrong, I still look at myself in the mirror every day in disbelief about the fact that my boobs are now triple d's or that when I look down, I can't see my feet, etc.
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Here's to raising a glass to birthday parties planned by dads; to workplaces that don't look down on employees who have to leave by 6; to quality and affordable child care spread far and wide across the land.
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"She symbolizes as a San Francisco Democrat this sense that Democrats are coastal elites, and they look down on ... your average people, and of course she's been demonized that way purposefully by the Republican Party," Teixeira told Hill.
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Today, when you drive into the city over the main bridge and look down as you approach Tahrir Square, Maspero Triangle is a mass of rubble and rising dust, reminiscent of photographs of many a city after war.
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"To be able to look down on this chaos and not hear anything — and then to open the window…" Mr. Caratowsa said, filling the room with the noise of cars honking and cement trucks spinning across the street.
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This is especially true for those who see themselves as presiding over the calm — those who will be most surprised when open conflict erupts and they look down from their civil conversations to find weapons in their hands.
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By the time he was 21940, shortly after the bedraggled survivors of the epic Long March had reached safety in northwest China, Mao went as far as to look down upon all the great emperors of the past.
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Along with neuropathies in my feet (also caused by chemotherapy), osteoporosis intensified my agoraphobia, a fear of going outdoors, as well as my tendency to look down at uneven paths instead of directly out in front of me.
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"If we didn't live in a country or world where being of color predisposed society to look down on a person, the published sentence [would] not raise an eyebrow," White-Stern wrote in her email to the authors.
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Adding, "There were a couple hundred pairs of eyes on her house at all times, and anybody could look down and see that she was alone, she was elderly, she was frail and she was vulnerable, flat-out vulnerable."
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Elle is kind and compassionate toward even those who look down on her, and in a cutthroat environment like Harvard or a law firm internship, she finds room to nurture friendships with other women rather than competing against them.
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Sandra Oh's hair, for starters, Jodie Comer in that Molly Goddard dress we still haven't stopped thinking about from last season, Fiona Shaw's ability to look down her nose at anyone who displeases her in the most magnificent manner.
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It's laughable, in a way, that these pale, subdued people are what's left of Westeros' leadership, but they're still arrogant enough to look down on their own people, and laugh at them having any say in their own rule.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of our favorite holiday nail-polish collections that'll make you feel warm and fuzzy every time you look down at your fingers... which is plenty, now that you'll be wearing gloves on the regular.
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"I would rather look down the barrel of a gun than relive the time I had to look into my 7-year-old daughter's eyes as she struggled to tell me what had happened to her," the father said.
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"What you call 'Kentucky anger' is being fed in part by the feeling that the most powerful people in the government, economy, and society no longer care about them, or look down on them," Mr. Clinton responded via email.
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One of them was Greenwich Park, to which I used to run, arriving at the top of a hill to look down at the large white buildings, then seemingly mostly vacant, of Christopher Wren's magnificent Old Royal Naval College.
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Tickets can generally be bought by anyone from anywhere in the worldBig time brokers look down on so-called "beer money brokers" and "soccer moms" who casually scalp tickets to major events that are nearly certain to be profitable.
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And I think if you look down through history, Kelly, America's resources usually work out very, very well and we are capable of dealing with problems and coming out the other side in even better shape than we started.
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"I remember I looked up to see there was a small shaving mirror over the top of the partition between the showers and he was using it to look down at my naked body," she said in the interview.
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Without uttering a word or taking his eyes off me to look down at what he was doing, he would reach one hand into a metal pail on his lap and toss a handful of coins onto the counter.
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" And in another he said, "Pain is a subjective thing, like when you're young and you tear around influences , and you cut yourself, and you don't really know that you're cut till you look down and see the blood.
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One would think that someone who rids towns of evil monsters and is relatively attractive in a supernatural way would find it easy to make friends, but that's not the case, as regular folk look down on his profession.
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McHugh pitched in 58 games this year, all in relief, and recorded a 1.99 E.R.A. "I think when you look down my card, I'm like, 'Man, I've got something for everybody in different areas of the game,'" Hinch said.
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In "Newspaper Stand," the gnarled, haughty faces of the upper class look down on an emaciated figure in a black robe; in "Tourism on the Karntnerstrasse," a veteran on crutches begs for change, his body revealed as a skeleton.
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Middle and upper class women tended to look down upon poorer women who were engaged in less academic vocations, and as more working class women became involved with war work, their haughty counterparts boorishly lamented the lack of available servants.
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"If we were to stand on the Moon and look down at the Earth with this precision, we would be able to tell not only which city the burst came from, but which postcode -- and even which city block," Bannister said.
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And this summer — when you want to look down at fresh and trendy fingernails running across your keyboard to distract you from the 5 hours left in the workday — is the best time to try out a quartz or marbled mani.
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During a time when brown women, in particular, feel pressure to conform or shrink themselves, it's encouraging and inspiring to see a woman with brown skin, a huge personality, and a way of speaking that some might look down upon succeed.
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He said he aimed his rifle at the back of her head; said he didn't look down at the sight, he just moved the barrel so it was positioned at the back of her head, and he pulled the trigger.
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Clinton said Trump is attacking the judge so people don't "look down here at all the scum that came out of Trump University," a for-profit school Trump put his name on that is now being accused of framing consumers.
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I will always love her, and I hope to God that the day that she's inducted and I can accept for her… that she will look down on me and say, 'Mom, I'm happy for you to accept this for me.
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With the box overlaid on the item, you can change to the angle to look down on the box from the top, look on the sides and the back to see if the item is fitting all the way around.
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"I really saw the vision for the photo, but as I climbed on the rock I did look down and was like 'this is going to end badly,' " she said in an outtake shared in a video from her shoot.
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It would make eye contact with different guests for five or six seconds, unblinking, staring at them for some sort of response or recognition — for any acknowledgement at all — then shift its glance away or look down at its feet.
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It's unclear whether Lando and Qi'ra actually have a history (he tells her she looks "phenomenal" with a thorough look down during pleasantries), but at the very least they are two attractive people who have worked together in the past.
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On the Wii U you simply had to look down at the Gamepad's screen for a quick update, but without a second screen, Splatoon 2 forces you to divert your attention from the match by overlaying a map on your screen.
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If you fuck with Green Day but not Robert Glasper, if you went from Led Zeppelin to Puce Mary, a logical journey, but look down on Dave Clark Five, skipping right to Ornette Coleman, how deep is your love of jazz?
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"For me, when I look down and see a leg that looks real -- even though in my mind I know it's not -- something about it just makes me feel better than looking down and seeing a plastic foot," Abbott said.
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There's also an obvious and very helpful use case: motorcycle riders won't have to look down to see their speed; it also offers pertinent information — road safety updates, maps, and so on — that they otherwise wouldn't have a way to check.
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According to a study that came out earlier this month, not only do most people choose to remain willfully ignorant of the conditions in which their clothing is made, they also look down on the type of consumers who do care.
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"I don't think crypto winter is going to come in the next couple of months, but I think if we look down one to two years, there is definitely going to be a big compression in the market," he said.
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You look down a long, dim hallway just as that unnaturally-elongated human form rounds a corner, with its oddly hooked elbows and jerking gait, and you aren't looking at that character model anymore but instead you're seeing something completely different.
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"You just look down the bench or you look on the ice, and you know he's on your side," said the former N.H.L. forward Keith Jones, an analyst for NBC Sports, who called Williams the Capitals' most critical off-season addition.
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While the normal pattern follows that the parents look down with disgust at their kids' excesses—they drink too much, they take too many drugs, and they're having far too much sex—it seems we're currently experiencing the exact opposite.
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"If we were to stand on the Moon and look down at the Earth with this precision, we would be able to tell not only which city the burst came from, but which postcode, and even which city block," Bannister said.
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One racer near the front of the pack dared to look down between the wooden ties and froze, immediately creating a backup of riders who wanted nothing more than to keep moving, if only an inch, because momentum helped their balance.
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Climbing through the steep, forested hills of Ekebergparken Sculpture Park on the east side of the city, if you look down, you just might spot a beautifully rendered bronze statue of a woman squatting, pants around her ankles, to urinate.
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I left it on, since I liked being able to look down and see the time whenever I wanted, I got just over three days of battery life, wearing it nonstop and using it for phone notifications, sleep tracking and more.
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He entreats us to look down and feel a sense of contact with the floor and materiality of the piece; he also gives us a small surround or enclosure in which to stand and take in the rest of the room.
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The chorus members, costumed (by Isaac Mizrahi) as a gallery of historical figures — including Cleopatra, Henry VIII, Lincoln and Liberace — look down from the rising, curved tiers of Allen Moyer's set, becoming both witnesses to, and participants in, this love story.
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By the end of the 2011 United States Men's Amateur Championship on the daunting Erin Hills layout, the friars at Holy Hill were no longer surprised to look down from the pulpit and see several players sitting quietly in the pews.
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