Or as (only) I like to put it: looking through the A9 is like looking through the scope of a rifle.
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Or as (only) I like to put it: looking through the A9 is very much like looking through the scope of a rifle.
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"We are looking through it now, looking through I.T.F. committee notes and asking the I.T.F. to do the same," Widmaier said Wednesday night.
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Looking through the Distraction Becky topic and I — pic.twitter.
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GARDEN CITY "Looking Through: Photography, Race, and Identity," group exhibition.
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GAO came to that number after looking through public disclosures.
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Keep looking through the windshield and not the rearview mirror.
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I discovered it one day by looking through her phone.
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I sometimes dream about looking through curtains and pulling curtains.
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It feels as though I'm looking through a time machine.
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We are trying to get ahead looking through this rubbish.
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"I'm probably sitting 35 feet away from her looking through binoculars — and if you've ever tried to draw anything looking through binoculars, it's not the easiest thing in the world," Kandyba explained to Westword.
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Looking through the syllabus and reviews, this course isn't fucking around.
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What is happening really is, what perspective are you looking through?
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GARDEN CITY "Looking Through: Photography, Race and Identity," a group exhibition.
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Looking through her experiments, her daughter is transported to another world.
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They start looking through and saying things like 'Oh, that's pretty.
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Back at the barbershop, Bobby Fish is looking through the rubble.
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Martha discovers Ulrich's old files, which Katharina has been looking through.
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Looking through, line by line, I really can't see any weakness.
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Especially now that Bob Mueller is looking through his meeting schedules.
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Try looking through the "For Small Pets, Birds, Fish & More" catalog.
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The review process had her looking through pictures of ancient statues.
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Right now, the window I'm looking through is not a screen.
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The jewelers were often looking through microscopes for the delicate work.
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"I was looking through early emails the other day," said Prince .
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Looking through the trees, the roof of my house is visible.
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This video features Fisher giving a demo of looking through walls.
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But in the early 2000s, it was like looking through a straw.
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I spend over an hour looking through cookbooks for meal-plan inspiration.
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Well, I spent a lot of time looking through my bank records.
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"I was looking through a newspaper and saw this ad," Waterbury says.
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He's not looking behind you either, nor is he looking through you.
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But do not wear eclipse glasses while looking through any of these.
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I start looking through transcripts of interviews with administration members in January.
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So instead I spend my idle hours looking through Amazon's virtual bookstore.
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Families began to monitor their loved ones by looking through the windows.
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It feels like someone looking through our shoulder — similar architecture, similar results.
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Now opponents to the memorials are looking through cemetery gates for more.
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Now I spend hours looking through everything with a fine-tooth comb.
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You're looking through all these menus and you're like, Oh, how's this?
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Looking through them 25 years later, he felt they had a timeless quality.
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Schmack took them home and started looking through them in his spare time.
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From looking through those tests, 3D XPoint appears great in nearly every way.
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Looking "through" those microdisplays, though, I was able to read all of them.
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Looking through the 10 recipients of ARPA-E's grants offers an intriguing glimpse.
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Everybody sitting down low would be looking through a tower at his performance.
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We're looking through them ... and I don't think they've reached that determination yet.
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Looking through a window, he noticed a Cubist painting hanging on the wall.
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I'm looking through the racks and I didn't recognize any of the names.
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In the final scene, Karen's looking through some case files and medical records.
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Looking through the comments on Khaled's Insta post, the comments are overwhelmingly positive.
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Were you looking through old books or photos to get into that history?
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Everyone was looking through the glass trying to see what was happening exactly.
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So I decided to indulge myself by looking through old journals of mine.
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Watching it was like looking through the wrong filter on an Instagram post.
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The tweet included a photo of a cat looking through a glass window.
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He had nothing to do, so he went looking through his team's data.
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I was looking through sewer drains and I just felt they were there.
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So that means you're either browsing on a shopping site forever, you're looking through Instagram, you're looking through all the possibilities of people that you could go out with that night, and it takes the humanity out of all of it.
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The simple elegance of the lyric, "I'm looking through you while you're looking through your phone," is relatable almost to the point of being obvious — as though you've written that lyric in your head one thousand times without realizing it.
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Looking through the photos ahead, you'll see all that money was well worth it.
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The Shining is mostly one close-up of a blurred face looking through doors.
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Looking through that lens, the cost of a mini retirement can be quite high.
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Looking through her comments, the responses to Andi's account appear to be overwhelmingly positive.
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We see glimpses of distraught parents, and search parties looking through fields and forests.
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Looking through the peephole in his apartment door, he saw two police officers outside.
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Honesty hour: One of my favorite downtime pastimes is looking through Beyoncé's Instagram comments.
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He spent hundreds of hours in interviews, looking through thousands of documents and photos.
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I was looking through old pictures and all of the amazing memories came up.
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That OJ Simpson documentary, which was amazing, was looking through such a wider lens.
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Because if I was looking through my collection well, there's a lot of stuff.
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I was looking through the eyes and hearing through the ears of the robot.
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Looking through the lens of an eating disorder, a picture is worth far more.
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Afterward we go to the dome, where visitors take turns looking through the telescope.
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First she's seen looking through the stockings, and later she uses Kris' electric toothbrush.
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But investigators are still looking through some of the items picked up, he said.
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"So, that's I think the picture that we need to be looking through, the lens we need to be looking through, not only what can we agree to among ourselves on a bipartisan basis, but what will you sign into law," Cornyn said.
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I&aposve got the Gutfeld diaries over here and I&aposve been looking through them.
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It might not be long before the chancellor is looking through his fingers once again.
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As if looking through a soda-pop fog, they evoke a world of childish attitudes.
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Looking through old photos of his parents one night sparked the idea, Evans tells Refinery29.
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It's a little closer to looking through a window than watching video on a screen.
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It is impossible to see reality except by looking through the eyes of the Party.
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In 2013 I was looking through the main Australian bird books by Pizzey and Knight.
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Others have spent so much time looking through conspiracy theories that they've become believers themselves.
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When Doty was apprenticing, a guy came into the shop and started looking through portfolios.
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That means investors are looking through the earnings reports and envisioning a potential deceleration ahead.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah, a report out today that Mueller is looking through the president&aposs tweets.
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The suspect, he said, closes the door only to leave us looking through a keyhole.
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"It's like looking through frosted glass," said Dr. Doeleman, director of the Event Horizon Telescope.
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Looking through binoculars, I could see thousands of tiny specks drifting in the same direction.
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He said he got the idea while looking through photo archives from the Middle East.
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One expected to have a quaint experience not unlike looking through a child's View-Master.
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"When I was looking through the viewfinder, I was living in the movie," he said.
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"Looking through the monthly vagaries of the data, job gains continue to moderate," he said.
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From looking through this book, I imagined a dreamy house in which a woman lives.
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Morris suggests looking through your jewelry box and decorating with the bijoux you already have.
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Lastly, it's looking through the archive of the best work that's been done before you.
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"That's one I'm just looking through the stories," Warner told The Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
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Looking through the window, they found that the number of surface proteins dropped during sleep.
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Joslyn Brenton: I think people are looking through the past with these rose-colored glasses.
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But it was as though we were looking through the wrong end of a telescope.
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Tasha got pissed because she says the guy was in her driveway, looking through her mail.
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"Looking through the results tables of the study, one thing about oxybenzone stood out," Andrews said.
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Quick: Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm just looking through the report right now to grab that page.
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However, after carefully looking through the debris and moving around the damage, Bolt was finally located.
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Police are looking through Facebook posts, messages and friends made between May 11 and May 15.
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This app makes looking through your files far easier than the one that comes pre-installed.
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But looking through the July jobs report, it's really hard to find much to gripe about.
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The exhibition Looking Through: Photography, Race, and Identity captures racial realities that are painful and contemporary.
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I was looking through the personnel file of Ruth Weston, who was Dot Braden's great friend.
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Local police are also reportedly looking through surveillance footage of the incident to identify the man.
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Looking through Ms. Thurman's medical history, the nurse practitioner said Ms. Thurman was young and healthy.
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Ms. Klinghoffer was frustrated that this and other insights came mostly from looking through survey results.
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Simon Quijano-Evans, chief economist at Gemcorp Capital said markets were "looking through a glass floor".
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Drug dealers are stereotypically big, scary people, but you wouldn't believe that looking through these posts.
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Recently I was home and looking through the photos again, and I saw some family Polaroids.
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After looking through the patient's records and imaging, Green met with the man and his wife.
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It appears Lynx0x00 found the CEO's email by looking through company records accessed through Slickwraps' vulnerabilities.
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She starts her day by looking through online posts written by Wuhan citizens searching for help.
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The group found one, fibroblast activation protein, or FAP, by looking through a large genetic database.
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But when not looking through the lens of the camera, we could still see it clearly.
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Recently, one of the Dominican women's purses disappeared, distracted as she was, looking through the bins.
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I was looking through the catalog of [kink store] Mr. S to get some [fetish] hoods.
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Before even getting the room together when I was thinking about what the season could be about, I started looking through the various Marvel dossiers and looking through old issues of "Luke Cage" and when Bushmaster's character came up, looking at his background, he's from the Caribbean.
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Oakland fire victims: What we know "Right now we are looking through our records," Deloach Reed said.
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Looking through the lenses, Alexa showed me a picture of the building and told me the height.
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Looking through Parrot's user forums, I found others have had mixed luck with using third-party pads.
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I started looking through it and remember being overwhelmed by how many options there were out there.
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The phone, a Nexus 6P, is encrypted, however, which has prevented police from looking through its contents.
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Her colleague Christina Clarke started looking through the data and saw the association noted in this study.
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But when Tony gets up to go to the loos, I start looking through the files again.
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Looking through her pictures now, the life she displays to the world is sun-drenched and successful.
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Looking through the photos, it is easy to see why Rhimes fell in love with the property.
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At its best, it's like a window you're looking through that changes the color of the world.
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Jane Wong is apparently a computer science student who appears to be looking through the app's code.
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Before I could react, she was looking through the glass front doors and waving at someone inside.
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I used to enjoy looking through oversized books full of facts and diagrams about the ancient world.
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A: We spent the first hour or two of the hackathon looking through all the different datasets.
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This way, they can easily enjoy looking through the items without feeling like there's an overwhelming amount.
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By looking through the hole, I was shown a peek of different office spaces in the building.
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They can also take part in a scavenger hunt, looking through the galleries for images and artifacts.
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"When looking through a camera, you're not paying attention to flying axes or hissing swords," he says.
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Plus, you can grab one at a discount by looking through the sales we've found on Amazon.
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Looking through some bookcases one day, her niece — the novelist Claire Messud — came upon an old diary.
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I tried looking through the subway grate, but it was dark and I could not see below.
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Experts advise wearing a pair of special-purpose "eclipse glasses" or looking through a solar viewer device.
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Gannon's neighbor told CNN affiliate KDVR that he spent some time looking through his home's surveillance cameras.
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"I couldn't sleep so I just stayed up and just kinda kept looking through," Roderrick Drayton said.
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I'm just looking through some of his soundbites-- WARREN BUFFETT: Actually, nothin' Charlie says can surprise me.
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And I've been looking through some of my old cookbooks for dishes that I haven't made before.
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After looking through all the patient's tests and examining him, Hale didn't think the patient had Whipple's.
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The touching moment took me back to last year, when I was looking through my mother's closet.
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The Magic Leap One is sort of like looking through a window within your field of view.
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And I was looking through for my size, and this woman came up and yelled at me.
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Isn't there something off about looking through pictures of people to pick one you want to help?
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BRB looking through all my childhood concert pics to see if I posed with any current day celebs.
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Investigators are trying to decipher the writing by looking through evidence from Johnson's suburban Dallas home, Brown said.
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After looking through what researchers called "muddled" research, they found no evidence that curcumin had any beneficial effects.
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BECKY QUICK: Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm just looking through the report right and now to grab that page.
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Looking through the stipulation's details, though, it's easy to see how things can get confusing for the censors.
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Economy Minister Ulyukayev told reporters on Monday that the ministry would continue looking through the proposals this week.
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Maxine Waters is looking through the lens of trying to do what is most popular in her district.
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It still keeps a peephole, so you can keep looking through directly, in addition to using the camera.
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Even after the breakups and the upset, I still want to have the option of looking through them.
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When Berry and colleagues were looking through sociology research about hostages, they saw a reluctance to challenge authority.
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Overall, looking through the volatility, employment growth is trending higher and wage growth is starting to heat up.
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PERINO: It does also show you how the intelligence community basically is looking through thousands of haystacks and.
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The US has one policy focus, which is to bring Iran down and are looking through this prism.
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Looking through his collections, one wonders if Brown used the work of outsider artists to presage his own.
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When you're looking through their perspective, with chimpanzees, it's as though their attention span is a little shorter.
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The feature, called USB Restricted Mode, was first noticed by Elcomsoft researchers looking through the iOS 11.4 code.
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Many of their styles were created by looking through their past catalogs, but redesigned with a modern twist.
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At least you're not looking through their eyes and seeing what they're doing, so it isn't that bad.
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The lyric video opens with a young straight couple, both tan models, looking through Polaroids on a couch.
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But, while you're looking through the glasses, the digital objects only appear in a tiny stamp-sized window.
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Garvin scoured the web, looking through blogs, forums, and social media for any mention of a similar call.
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So I messed with that, looking through the fog of the portal until I had things lined up.
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It's the kind of place you'll get lost in while mindlessly looking through racks and racks of records.
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This is our story, we are all little guys, sitting in our blue houses, looking through blue windows.
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Siri does a good job of looking through your files and is surprisingly competent at handling complex modifiers.
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I personally really love this song, I found this track while I was looking through her earlier discography.
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Philippe Marcade: You know, it's funny because Nan never shot while looking through the viewfinder of the camera.
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Looking through court transcripts and filings, it is clear this is a case of a judge gone wild.
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Looking through information stored by Facebook and Google was like reading a diary I hadn't intended to keep.
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I try looking through my iPhone's address book for my work colleagues, but I can't remember anyone's surname.
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The entire movie feels like looking through a keyhole into a very particular, and quite varied, fetish party.
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One observatory scientist compares humans looking through telescopes to ants unable to comprehend the immensity of their surroundings.
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BuzzFeed was able to verify the relationship after looking through Clearview search data connected to Vuzix-related accounts.
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It's open to the public only on weekends, but looking through the fence is enough to be impressed.
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"Donald Trump is driving forward looking through the rearview mirror, and I'm not going that way," Emanuel said.
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"When you're sleeping up there and looking through the skylight at night, there's nothing else quite like it."
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Then a few years ago, looking through contact sheets, he noticed things that had disappeared from the city.
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Still, I made sure interaction in this space was welcome before looking through the books on the shelves.
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The lawsuit comes amid a surge in agents looking through — and sometimes copying data from — cellphones and laptops.
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Cops say they are looking through surveillance footage and talking to witnesses to try to find the suspect.
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But then he went looking through his mentions for flattering replies he could retweet, as he is wont to.
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A cartoon widely distributed on Facebook's WhatsApp messaging platform had a man looking through a telescope for "good days".
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Puzzles are all about perception, about seeing the environment clearly: Looking through illusions to parse your own externalized trauma.
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WPP said in a statement that its lawyers have been looking through "previous correspondence on these matters" since Feb.
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I'm a very visual person, and I love opening beautiful books on art or design and looking through them.
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I spent some time looking through the options currently on the market for rearview cameras you can install yourself.
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The slight opaqueness means it's not quite like looking through glass when it's off, but it's pretty damn close.
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Then, looking through my inventory for an antidote, I found Contact Medicine, a consumable I'd picked up hours ago.
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You can play with this by making your own "pinhole camera" and looking through it at text far away.
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Amy Young was looking through her surveillance video and spotted two mountain lions coming up to her front door.
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Weiss told Gizmodo he spends hours every day looking through a microscope, so seeing cells die is not unusual.
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"When you're looking through the feed of someone you're considering, you only have access to their behavior," Danforth says.
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Then, looking through your iPhone or iPad, you can see how a couch or a table, for example, looks.
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JOSE RAFAEL GODOY, UNEMPLOYED CONSTRUCTION WORKER (through translator): There are thousands of us looking through the trash to eat.
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The burly man is looking through his binoculars at a hill, so you know, not doing the best job.
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Then while Carlos was looking through the camera eyepiece Gerald swung his neck and hit him against his head.
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When looking through the contact sheet, a few frames in, she noticed a man looking at her with disgust.
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Previous videos showed more personal daily uses, like looking through the glasses to check the weather and stock market.
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The couple decided to do the shoot for their 10th wedding anniversary, after looking through photos of their parents.
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I was looking through your Insta earlier and realized that I rarely ever see you with a shirt on.
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Where their observations had previously been akin to looking through a straw, their capability now is 10 times bigger.
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"Looking through the minutiae of the College of Arms is, even for Shakespeare scholars, almost unbearable," Mr. Shapiro said.
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I spent hours looking through the site and went into an imaginary world where I created my dream man.
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Carol's going through the pantry, looking through canned vegetables — the kind you normally just donate to a food drive.
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If you're bored with solid colors and your pile of white sheets, you'll enjoy looking through Crane & Canopy's selection.
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A homeless man hangs out there most days, reading a newspaper, looking through his belongings; he never bothers anyone.
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Computational drug discovery has traditionally involved brute force methods of looking through millions of potential structures, with limited payoff.
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At an afternoon news conference, police said that they are looking through information for any indication of a motive.
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And memoirs like Solnit's give readers the rare, strange pleasure of looking through a window into another person's mind.
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Looking through a microscope, they then removed the softened paint with a cotton swab, or sometimes with a scalpel.
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Looking through the front window, he also noticed a stain he thought to be spilled wine on the carpet.
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When Hubble peeks around, it's more like looking through a crowded neighborhood where some objects block others from view.
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"I'm bit of a nerd when it comes to looking through websites and catalogues," he told the Sunday Times.
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Someone photographed Franken groping her during the flight, and she saw the image while looking through pictures of the trip.
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For those who have blockchain programming experience, looking through the published code can allow them to gauge a project's validity.
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It's sharper, brighter and more vivid than the Surface Pro 210's screen and feels like looking through a window.
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Looking through the viewfinder and fiddling with his camera, Gust said that the fists looked funny — he didn't like it.
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That generates a dissonance: you're looking through a circumscribed box, but seeing more than the box should properly show you.
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I have schoolwork to do (graduation can't come soon enough!) and I procrastinate actually starting by looking through my emails.
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AS: I find items in person at antique stores, or just looking through the shelves at stores and grocery stores.
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He compared Democrats and Republicans to two people each looking through one lens of a pair of 3-D glasses.
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Kevin Jenkins wasn&apost looking through Hader&aposs twitter feed as he watched the All-Star Game earlier this month.
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They generally involve interviewing the nominee's associates and looking through some publicly available documents and records, but not much more.
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"Light vacation reading," he captioned a cute photo from earlier this week, in which Luna is looking through various books.
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This ransomware is actually just going through the Internet looking through vulnerable computers, according to cyber security firm Malware Bites.
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Tellier said that the added layer of looking through a VR headset can take away any personal attachment to clutter.
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Police are on site canvassing the area, speaking to neighbors and looking through potential video available for any further information.
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The core gameplay will involve looking through your smartphone camera while the software integrates the digital creatures into the environment.
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And one day, while looking through the National Agricultural Library on the USDA website, he found the pomological watercolor collection.
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He doesn't really exist in any one time; his brain is permanently looking through all of history, everywhere at once.
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Investors have been looking through the headline job gains to see whether a tight labor market was pressuring wage growth.
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Partly because of the 2016 race, Democrats are already looking, through a "unity commission," at scrapping that system going forward.
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Leyton said his office will be looking through the teens' school records this week, sifting through disciplinary records and transcripts.
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That helped him to develop this year's collection of photos after looking through his own family photos during spring break.
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Now, almost fifty years later, I asked if seeing "Travesties" was like looking through the other end of a telescope.
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After looking through your store, he buys a bunch of the dusty pieces in the back no one else wanted.
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You've been a visual guy, looking through a frame your whole life, beginning with the photography book, Tulsa, in 1971.
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It's about a foot thick, but is so clear that you could be looking through half a millimetre of glass.
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We talked about our respective New York lives while looking through his black-and-white photos of kids after school.
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The familiar, rural landscape suddenly appeared in hyper 3-D, as if I were looking through a child's View-Master.
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Looking through the lives of seemingly content young people is an indirect way to engage with an otherwise unapproachable evil.
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I was looking through it and it's so incredibly instructive how venture deals come together and possible pitfalls to avoid.
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And sometimes I'm up there and I'm very aware that people are looking through me and seeing him standing there.
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Looking through a special phone, the young designers could walk around the plaza inside their own version of the space.
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I finally got a library card last weekend, and I spend some time looking through their collection of sewing books.
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Over his past five years at Boyden, Duguay has developed a knack for looking through the nonsense in an interview.
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The Earth popped up again peeking through the rings like an eager child looking through the blinds on April 12.
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Pornhub quickly responded, telling Nanjiani that it was "frantically looking through 'big sick' videos" in order to get it removed.
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I felt so violated and embarrassed because he had just accused me of stealing and was looking through my bag.
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GIGOT: So you think they are looking through the rearview mirror here and technology will somehow make all of this irrelevant?
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"I'm looking through it and what I really want to try is this," Hudson said in an Instagram Story on Sept.
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IH: I was looking through the description of the YAYA open call, and it was all about pattern recognition and rhythm.
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Looking through the Lumen database of online material-removal requests, though, shows that external complaints tend to come from big businesses.
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I feel like I'm looking through a microscope: each intricately placed seed, shell, and shred of silky gauze draws me in.
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Chuck Schumer, he is really looking through the lens of, he needs to get some Democrats elected in some red states.
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Witherspoon seemed to have fun looking through the rack of costumes, which included her green jacket and tie perfect for lawyering.
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Looking through all of them, I can say he's achieved his goal because I'm already getting emotional thinking about the Olympics.
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Pictures were posted on Mr. Noor's Facebook page showing him looking through the targeting scope, aiming at the building under siege.
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Think about how much time you spend on your phone looking through the Instagram and Twitter feeds of your favorite stars.
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She played a character named Deborah Shoshlefski, who caught Michael's eye while he was looking through a catalogue for office supplies.
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After looking through the cards' intricate designs, I eventually select a beautiful blue stack of cards called the Prisma Visions deck.
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He was inside an Italian bookstore looking through business books when he suddenly realized that he had discovered a new passion.
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That's the feeling you get after looking through the 2016 award winners named by WoodWorks, the United States wood building council.
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"Mr. Wonderful" Kevin O'Leary, looking through the prism of his more than 50 "Shark Tank" companies, raves about the U.S. economy.
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Looking through photos of her family members — she is from Port-au-Prince, Haiti — she recounts the violence they've been through.
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The camera has also, finally, added a joystick to help you set your focus point while looking through the electronic viewfinder.
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It's a lot like looking through the camera roll on my phone — but with a lot more chocobos and giant swords.
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Airbnb Looking through property details is only one way that Airbnb users can learn about a potential home listed on Airbnb.
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"It is really gratifying to see the excitement when the kids are looking through and see their favourite character," she said.
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If you're looking through 10,000 photos and you're looking for that one, I was looking for the one that said that.
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When looking through the scenes on some of the movies, it becomes clear how overtly some films impose their own narrative.
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She taught me the importance of looking at the numbers, scrutinizing expenses, and looking through contracts with a fine tooth comb.
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So when looking for same-day pickup, shoppers are typically looking through just an individual store's actual, and current, inventory position.
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When looking for same-day pick up, shoppers are typically looking through just an individual store's actual, and current, inventory position.
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Looking through photos, listening to voicemails, and watching family videos are completely normal in the aftermath of a loss, Coleman says.
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To the Editor: With respect to fact-checking the G.O.P. debate, you are looking through the wrong end of the telescope.
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After 20 minutes looking through a newsfeed I might have found some cool stuff, but it's a needle in a haystack.
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The trio spent months looking through textbooks on astrology, and talked to professional astrologers about how they interpret different celestial events.
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The camera would be hanging around her neck, and then suddenly you hear "click, click," but she wasn't looking through it.
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It is so powerful that two fireflies in Tokyo could be resolved if looking through the telescope from New York City.
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They found it while looking through old data to find questions they wanted to answer on future potential missions to Uranus.
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Investors are looking through those numbers for hints on what the government's monthly employment report might show when it's released Friday.
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At one point, I briefly imagined that I was an astronaut looking through different colored clouds at an unknown world below.
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Relatives of the missing have been looking through personal items recovered from the sea including rows of shoes, backpacks and wallets.
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"It's all about money," she muttered, looking through the windshield at the driver and officer, who were chatting like old friends.
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But now, looking through the memo, and reviewing what Cohen's defense arguments seemed likely to be, they felt their confidence waning.
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The Times reported that in Vacaville, hospital authorities were looking through security footage to find everyone who had contact with her.
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I'd be looking through the window and I'd see you like, flying around on a scooter and jumping and doing cartwheels.
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Just the day before discovering the trunk, we had been looking through a jewelry auction catalog, as we often did together.
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The other, dated 1961-62, shows Fidel Castro looking through the sight of an MK51 Director for an anti-aircraft gun.
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I walked through the tires and stood behind the dashboard, looking through the windshield, seeing the sand crusted in the tires.
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I still very much realized I was simply looking through a window in front of me and merely peering inside of it.
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While looking through Remy's fridge, Antoni finds a container of old, rotten spinach aaaaaannd, yep, you know exactly where this is going.
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She explained that scientists had given up looking through M3's poor-quality data, but that Li persevered using many statistical tests.
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An initial breakthrough in the case came when a family friend looking through a database of missing and deceased victims recognized her.
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I was looking through all the monsters that have been in all these games and I noticed a distinct lack of spiders?
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It also has the same simulated optical-viewfinder (S-OVF) mode that recreates the feeling of looking through an optical viewfinder (i.e.
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Students at Sydney University protect their eyes from a total solar eclipse by looking through pieces of cardboard and film on Oct.
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All in all, it's a really cool trip down memory lane for Apple fans, one that you can spend hours looking through.
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There is a macro-economic risk and the Italian authorities are aware of it and are looking through to solutions to that.
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"They can see it for themselves, through our eyes—or at least through a lens we're looking through as well," she says.
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Unfortunately for the standout of the second presidential debate, looking through his profile reveals comments on subreddits about porn, vasectomies and more.
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As with the X-T3, I really like using the touchscreen to quickly move my focus point when looking through the viewfinder.
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Media entrepreneur Hamid Samar told Reuters he was inspired to create the network after looking through job applications for another news station.
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Searchers say they have covered around 3,000 nautical miles so far and have gone looking through the amphibious assault ship multiple times.
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Because of this, her language can appear confusing, as if one is looking through a crystal and, seeing simultaneous refractions of light.
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Looking through my collection of photographs, I now am highly aware of the fashion trends and appreciate it more now than then.
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Say you go looking through your partner's texts, and you're discreet enough to not get caught, but don't find anything of interest.
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When Steven Kasher was considering giving me a show in 2016, he was looking through my prints—and he picked that one!
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Instead, while looking through the code that LBC contributors must run on their machines, eagle-eyed folks on Reddit noticed something fishy.
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Kendall Jenner got a visit from CSI -- a forensic fingerprint specialist looking through her house for evidence in the $200k jewelry heist.
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Some moms have been caught checking hospital rooms for cameras or looking through doorways to make sure nobody was coming, he added.
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Mr. Fleischer was looking through a textbook of images of chemical compounds and then writing some of them down in his notebook.
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While it's cool, like any interesting gadget, it's worth looking through the Terms of Service, because there are some worrisome things included.
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Richard Merrill said his family has shed their share of tears, especially when looking through photos and videos of his slain brother.
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Looking through an electron microscope, Margit and Sylvan Nass noticed DNA fibers in structures called mitochondria, the energy centers of our cells.
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Looking back on the experience, I regret that I never just watched a flight without looking through the lens of a camera.
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I spent half an hour looking through the racks and headed to the dressing room with twice the amount of allowed items.
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For example, I recently, came across Tenney Frank's disturbing article "Race Mixture in the Roman Empire" while looking through an edited volume.
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In terms of our print issues, looking through the names, it just struck me how many people have died since we started.
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The presentation of the data disturbed Kenneth Prewitt, a former Census Bureau director, who saw it while looking through a government report.
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As you know garage sales are boring and last hours so my I thought I would pass the time looking through boxes.
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Start your job search by looking through some of the options to narrow down the area in which you'd like to work.
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She recalled an instance where Rees wanted a shot looking through a screen door, from the outside world into a dark home.
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Instead of looking through catalogs on a website, shoppers can get a real-time shopping experience and even shop with their friends.
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"I went bananas looking through the catalog, and when I saw the watches I thought, 'I have to have these,'" she said.
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But looking through all the outtakes at the UCLA Film & Television Archive, I came across things I hadn't seen in 30 years.
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She said she was pretending to be the "cool girl" for Paul but realized she was just looking through rose-tinted glasses.
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The main difference between their lineups, according to Jade's accusers on Twitter who were looking through publicly available information, was at quarterback.
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At times, after fits of effective sidestepping from the nominee, they paused for several seconds to regroup, looking through their notes anew.
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This is reality, where looking through an iCloud full of memories and clumsy iPhone sex videos just makes you feel empty inside.
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After looking through a million Airbnbs, we settle on one that's cheap, cute, and still in the neighborhood we want to be in.
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Yesterday, astronomers looking through the TRAPPIST telescope announced they've found three exoplanets orbiting one such ultracool dwarf star just 40 light years away.
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But I don't think I had seen the window grate as a thing in itself; it was just what I was looking through.
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I mean, it's a terrible underwater shot because it's all blurry and wavy from looking through the Ziploc bag, but I didn't care.
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The report doesn't call out the invasion of privacy that comes with officials looking through your internet-connected apps, but that's a given.
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We did our darndest to try to find the source of the photo on the web, reverse-Google-searching and looking through hashtags.
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Looking through artist Katy Strutz's puppets evokes a series of reactions — mostly wonder and amazement, with a little bit of bewilderment thrown in.
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Think of it like getting an eye test, when you're looking through different lenses, and being asked over and over: better... or worse?
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You will dip into and back out of AR view (looking through the camera) constantly, switching contexts each time, driven by the user.
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"I think America has a fixation on the artists, and it's like looking through a straw hole at the industry," he told me.
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Unless the recipient knows the donor personally, they'll probably be looking through portfolios upon portfolios of donor profiles from various agencies and clinics.
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Because the valuations of so many of these companies are trading at levels that you guys must be looking through here every day.
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It truly was more like looking through an impossibly-clean window than watching a screen, with the 3D producing no eye strain whatsoever.
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It's as if we are looking through some kind of window (the picture plane) that has been altered by the semi-transparent lattice.
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Slack in a statement to The Hill clarified that it did not discover the hate groups by looking through users' groups or messages.
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My wife liked her energy, and I liked that she humored me by looking through my giant stack of shelter magazine tear sheets.
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Similar to looking through the end of a pair of binoculars, things look bigger or smaller and present an unbalanced look at reality.
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Looking through the lens of stock investing, a Wall Street analyst says bitcoin is an attractive buy while it remains under pressure here.
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So I took the train out there, and I spent a few hours looking around, looking through the library, and around the site.
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Looking through it just might make you remember there's something beautiful about our ability to find silver linings even in very dark times.
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Looking through all these books and reading, I think of history like a puzzle, and there were just pieces of this puzzle missing.
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Looking through the archive offers invaluable context for how the "storm" of German Expressionism gathered and broke over the course of two decades.
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I've personally been busy finishing this feature on the making of big budget video games, but we never stopped looking through our inbox.
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By Monday morning, when I still hadn't heard from anyone, I started looking through my contacts for their phone numbers and making calls.
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Back here, we were looking through old photos and videos of the crown prince's royal trips, and we found Mr. Mutreb with him.
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However the remaining episodes of the series wind up looking, through Joanie's eyes or anyone else's, I expect the result to be powerful.
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In a changing world, relying on the past for answers is like driving 100 miles per hour while looking through the rearview mirror.
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I want to provoke a childlike curiosity and the anxiety of looking through your mother and father's chest of drawers when they're not home.
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So we're looking through this thing and it does have a lot of funny little - that could look like English little phrases in it.
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If you spend even just half an hour a day aimlessly looking through your Instagram feed, it could spell trouble for your body image.
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Unfortunately, as I was looking through the style options for this review, I found that the new width options aren't available for all frames.
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The film shows the whole family happily looking through photos from that birthday party, joking about the events that would so shock the public.
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But if you're looking through that data for a sense of whether Amazon is paying its fair share, you're in for a hard time.
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And in the search for one, students around the country are wearing bulletproof backpacks, looking through bulletproof glass, and learning "stop the bleed" programs.
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Pennsylvania resident Gary Dennis found the recording while looking through an old box of video tapes in his house, and approached Allred, she said.
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"After looking through this contract sent to me by sxsw [sic] I have decided to cancel Told Slant's performance at the festival," Walworth wrote.
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Programmer Steven Troughton-Smith found four new iPad models ranging from iPad 11,1 to iPad 11,4 while looking through the code of iOS 12.2.
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So, before you dive in, spend a little bit of time looking through possible formats and envisioning which might serve you the best. Resume.
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But after looking through the instructions it was clear that installing the camera is a straightforward process that shouldn't take more than 15 minutes.
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"It's like looking through a straw, and you're just covering as many points around Jupiter as you can looking for these things," says Sheppard.
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My mom helps him by making a list of attendees, and I help by looking through their senior class yearbook and making judgmental commentary.
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I do wonder if this quirk could make you miss something while trying to record fast-paced action and only looking through the screen.
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Instead, I'm doing what everyone does when they don't have much to do: looking through my phone, half-smiling at things on the internet.
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Luckily, we have Housecraft, an augmented-reality app that also lets you adorn your room with virtual furniture by looking through your phone's camera.
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Fraudsters are hacking into clients' personal emails and looking through their Sent files to gain financial information, and contacting the advisors with phony requests.
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For anyone looking through their own deck before booking a flight to London town, make sure that it's not one of the earlier releases.
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I remember even Matt Smith, looking through so many pictures and as a straight man thinking, 'I didn't know penises could be so beautiful!
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The perfect blend of features I spent some time looking through the options currently on the market for rearview cameras you can install yourself.
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Looking through some volatility in monthly flows, M3 growth continues to be backed by bank credit creation, notwithstanding a recent moderation in credit dynamics.
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That's also driven more people to book directly with the airline, rather than looking through third-party sites and comparing prices with other carriers.
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"It was like I was a CSI agent or something, looking through all of the cracks and trying to figure it out," he said.
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However, GAO found that SWOs aren&apost always expected to fill out their logbooks, and the Navy isn&apost looking through them to check.
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The group has been looking through government files at the site, but it is unclear if they've gone through the room with the artifacts.
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Authorities are looking through surveillance video, pursuing tips and interviewing neighbors, but they do not have a thorough description of the robber, Underwood said.
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When Eleven was looking through her mother's files, several newspaper clippings on other missing children included reports of both infants and teenagers being abducted.
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It's easy to peruse and share a digital photo archive, but some people miss looking through photos while sitting next to family and friends.
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"The 'Dream Team' would have meetings at my house, and I was always looking through the evidence books and everything," Kardashian West tells PEOPLE.
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With a bit of squinting and adjustment I found my right eye looking through a view finder like one on an old video camera.
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But instead of looking for an honest man, I will be looking through the catacombs of your own making, asking, "Is your God dead?"
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The attack left Alter with a torn artery in his eye, which he said was "like looking through a dirty window," the newspaper reported.
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The filmmakers shot from the American side, looking through the border wall's iron bars to capture images of beautiful, middle-class neighborhoods in Mexico.
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One moment, she was looking through a tiny window, the next, she saw her own face peering in: huge, piggy nostrils, open-pored, grotesque.
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President Trump was looking through Reddit and found this suspicious comment on a thread about a funny looking seal in the r/pics subreddit.
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Looking through the lens he saw with such acuity and drew so precisely (freehand) that some of his renderings still appear in text books.
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"We're still looking through forensic evidence, and there's an investigation to figure out if there was a bigger network of people here," he said.
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I had spent hours looking through the company's past photo shoots to make sure my aesthetic felt both mine and cohesive with their brand.
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It's filmed from a first-person point of view, but we won't find out whose eyes we're looking through until later in the scene.
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Like many activities meant to engage dementia patients, looking through Photographic Treatment, Aëgerter believes, is most effective as a two-person or group exercise.
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Deddeh Howard was looking through magazines on a trip to the supermarket last year when she noticed that there were almost no black models featured.
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Unless you need your hands for something else, you might as well just stick with phone-based AR. You're still looking through a window anyway.
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Now, it seems like you can look people up and can have a skewed perception by looking through a one way mirror into their lives.
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Some of the alterations that I stumbled upon while looking through Trump's Facebook and Instagram photos actually surprised me, mostly because they were so minor.
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She encountered him again when he returned, exactly a year later, looking for a mate, sitting on people&aposs roofs and looking through their windows.
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We started looking through the Green Book and we saw so many women who advertised in the book and had restaurants and hotels and motels.
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And I was looking through video, and I see a cute one of me in the sunglasses, and 'Oh, there's Sam, okay I'll post it!
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Even using search, these teams spend loads of time and resources looking through the search results, which usually aren't as accurate as they should be.
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During his interview with Lowe, Miller went on to explain that he hasn't always been so careful about looking through all of his online mentions.
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Those may include a safe box a person can use to open a suspicious letter by using rubber gloves while looking through Plexiglas, O'Rourke said.
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Looking through the directory today, you can still find groups with thousands of members, and some groups have been active as recently as this year.
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By drawing on machine learning, which is a type of AI, computers are able to infer rules themselves after looking through huge amounts of data.
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Looking through the lens of Full Figured Fashion Week, Abruzzo highlights the voices and creators committed to making the fashion world a truly equitable space.
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Newman also posted a series of 360 photos to give everyone an idea of what his daughter can see when looking through the VR headset.
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But I've had the same thought you describe, looking through Instagram and feeling gross about it, but simultaneously really enjoying seeing all of my friends.
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Recently, looking through my own images from protests in the West Bank, I realized that I have had my own close brush with this company.
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Looking through, I saw what appeared to be the (very well-lit) break room for the home carer company the center shares a building with.
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Spare yourself some time and get motivated just by looking through our gallery of tire-d stars working out ... see who's wheely pushing their limit!
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One day, we were looking through magazines and we made a checklist of the things that made you pretty: long hair, no pimples, nice boobs.
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Looking through the LA County Department of Public Health website, there are only 63 "C" restaurants, compared to 1,458 "B"s and 25,566 "A"s.
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I was looking through your Instagram before our date to get a better idea of what you're into, and you seem to love creepy dolls.
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And we were shooting with these re-housed Cooke lenses from the 1940s that Jarin liked to say was like looking through a crystal ball.
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The safest way to observe an eclipse is indirectly — either projecting it onto a screen through a pinhole or looking through a specially designed filter.
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Battlefield 1 astutely focuses on the human cost of war, and the reduces time spent looking through a scope, further differentiating it from the competition.
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When you scan the room looking through the viewfinder, even the tiniest camera lens will appear to blink back at you, giving away its location.
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"It would be the aural equivalent of looking through the wrong end of a telescope," Michael Cavanagh, the opera's director, said at a recent rehearsal.
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Looking through Rock Health data, she picked out 10 buzzy digital health startups who could make their public debut sometime in the next 12 months.
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Saito was also seen texting on the phone and looking through the backpack as if he was looking at its contents for the first time.
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Instead of looking through real sights down a range, the soldier squints through a replica and sees a virtual simulacrum of, say, an enemy tank.
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They hint at a bittersweet irony – that capturing is losing, and looking through the viewfinder to preserve a moment means giving it up in person.
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Try wandering around a dense Carpathian forest with boars and wolves lurking about, looking through leaf matter for mushrooms while a lightning storm strikes overhead.
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Game designer Anton Hand holds an AR-15 assault rifle, looking through an optical sight after having discarded the old-fashioned topsight for the moment.
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Looking through the documentation for all 48 states (and the District of Columbia) that offer 529 plans, I've found which funds offer the best deals.
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Whoever you're voting for, it's worth looking through the site and thinking about how far we've come — and how far we still have to go.
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Looking through files of my books done with him, as well as shorter writings about him, I couldn't find any letters — none at all, zip.
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Looking through those viewfinders, you'd never know that happy brides like Deborah Furtado, of Brazil, were in fact posing next to hulking, graffitied cherry pickers.
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This seems undramatic to me, but when the 46-year-old O'Neill takes a turn looking through the letterbox, she lurches backward as if stung.
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"After looking through Lambda School's curriculum, I'd say students are going to struggle with very basic questions you'll get on first phone screens," he explains.
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We see whose eyes we've been looking through: a large four-legged creature with snow-white fur, gorgeous sky-blue eyes and a goofy grin.
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Specifically, I was looking through the list of past puzzles with circled or shaded squares, thinking about constructing a puzzle with one of those elements.
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KINSEY So I was going through it all and Jenna came over and was looking through it with me, and it made us really nostalgic.
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As of Friday afternoon, the committee staff had just begun looking through the documents and could not release additional details about them, a spokeswoman said.
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In downtown Cairo, posters showing the president standing at podiums, wearing a hard hat and looking through binoculars read: "Sisi for stability" and "to eradicate terrorism".
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Watching any given frame of this series, which has earned Emmy nominations for directing and cinematography, is frequently like looking through a pool of dirty dishwater.
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"It's hard to explain, but there are these moments of clarity where she previously was looking through us and she would run right by," he says.
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I was looking through a photo album recently where I'm a little kid, and I'm walking around with a sheet on my head like a veil.
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Clearly my question was bad and redundant, so I went looking through the discussion in the group as well as various YouTube videos on the subject.
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Looking through the lens of startup and venture capital funding activity, we'll be looking out how the Midwest and its metros stack up against one another.
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Public places may soon be filled with secret pieces of art unlocked by looking through the lens of AR, if Artopia's cheerily creative app catches on.
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By looking through a massive quantity of data, the machine can then determine trends and general patterns in what products are suitable for particular skin types.
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And I go to Snapchat to ghost in on my friends' lives through Snapchat Stories, like some kind of creep looking through a digital peep hole.
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"As we were looking through all the locations, we realized it was going to be hard to hire 173,217 tech employees in one location," Huseman said.
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"There is something that makes her go and search Naz's room right in the beginning and start looking through his things [in episode 2,]" she said.
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You're in a domestic and nostalgic mood this cuffing season, so your partners better buckle up for several hours of looking through old photos with you!
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Justin Bieber was photographed by paparazzi looking through bagged Halloween costumes in Los Angeles this week, and he lingered on one in particular: a sexy ringleader.
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By looking through their own database, they found that 49 people had been referred to them because of some worrying results from their consumer genetic tests.
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In the shadowy, tense interior of Gaskell's "Untitled, #35 (hide)," a seated young woman is clad in a sleeveless white shift, looking through her dark hair.
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"They've actually devoted resources to looking through their backlog, kind of cutting room floor, and rethinking these different materials with our machine in mind," he said.
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This action will help to distract you from the gag reflex and/or vomiting as inherent side effects normal people experience while looking through said publications.
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In March, country artist Eric Church invalidated 25,000 tickets allegedly intended for resale, by looking through sales reports and weeding out those with odd purchase patterns.
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Unlike more transparent markets like cotton, analysts have a much harder time looking through the wool supply chain to measure global stock levels and anticipated demand.
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"There are definitely parts of Asia, Central America that when you look at them from space, you're always looking through a haze of pollution," Kelly said.
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For this reason, looking through his Facebook profile became a way for Miah to look back over messages and understand what he had been going through.
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Jennifer Lopez was looking through photos of herself with the ladies of The View on Thursday when she said she looked "chunky" in a recent selfie.
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"Most of my read on America is through looking through the front windshield of a bus and hanging out with country music fans backstage," Bentley said.
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"You can tell a lot from a person by looking through a keyhole," Mairead Molloy of Berkeley International, who is based in London, told Business Insider.
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Looking through Samsung's statements on the issues over the past fortnight, it's easy to see why consumers might be unsure of the best course of action.
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A Henning, Tennessee couple helped police nab Curtis Watson, when they spotted him on their home surveillance cameras, looking through their outdoor refrigerator, early Sunday morning.
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Looking through the clues, the 17-year-old within me was sorely disappointed that FALSIES was changed to refer to fake eyelashes instead of fake breasts!
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Looking through Koudournaris's incredible photos of Baba, one can't help but wonder how the cat manages to stay patient enough for the photos to be taken.
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In stores and advertisements, "Ollie" is caricatured as Sherlock Holmes looking through a microscope for deals, or as an Army general in a helmet and fatigues.
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With a piece of concert music, I can tell, more or less, if the structure holds together just by looking through the manuscript in my studio.
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For most people, simply looking through a newly opened window into the distant past satisfies a basic human need to know and requires no further justification.
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Being at the bedside of an unresponsive dying person can feel like trying to find out whether someone is home by looking through thick-curtained windows.
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When I found out that I had all these amazing editors and writers looking through it and trying to decide, it was just such an honor.
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Looking through millions of documents in search of stories is no easy task, and it led us down plenty of rabbit holes that ended up nowhere.
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A few months later they went up to New Hampshire, near where she lives, and met with her again, spending a weekend looking through her archives.
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I'm able to compare the key performance indicators of top models after looking through the manufacturers' specs and analyzing my and other experts' testing and research.
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Quincy Webster, a volunteer with Marin County Search and Rescue, said he and fellow volunteer Rich Cassens were looking through dense vegetation when they heard voices.
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As I was looking through the news around Azaria's latest comments and the subsequent fan backlash, I noticed a common complaint pop up again and again.
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But one day I was looking through the family photograph album, a modest little book with tiny black-and-white photographs from the 1920s and '30s.
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He recalled looking through the gas chamber peephole and observing "the behavior of the delinquents," as the gas filled up the chamber and the victims' lungs.
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"There's just an awful lot of this that is looking through the prism of what happens if we get four more years of Trump," Biden said.
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You might be better off looking through what our critics named the top 25 movies of the 21st century, along with the picks of six directors.
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QUICK: WE JUST HAD ANANALYST ON WHO LOOKS AT THIS VERY CLOSELY AND MADE THE SAME – CAME TO THE SAME CONCLUSION WHEN LOOKING THROUGH THESE NUMBERS.
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On a recent afternoon this fall, Mr. Wisnia sat in his house of 67 years in his adopted hometown in Levittown, Pa., looking through old photographs.
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To see if your shot is charged, watch the little gauge on the right side of the crosshairs while you're looking through the Widow's Kiss scope.
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"Looking through one of many racks in my dressing room backstage at Bridgestone Arena," Underwood shared with PEOPLE along with a photo (above) from her dressing room.
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Hospital staff were able to uncover his deception not because the patient confessed, but by looking through Michigan's database of people who'd died: he wasn't in there.
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Cahn said that when the government gains access to our electronic devices, specifically our phones, "it's far more intrusive" than looking through our luggage or physical files.
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But rereading their most recent messages or looking through her feed often gave Jean the sense of peering through a door, one she could still get through.
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But when you moved your head a little bit or looked at a larger object, it suddenly felt like you were looking through a stamp-sized screen.
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Looking through Senator Romney's tweets, I was struck by how much they looked like the dozens of anodyne mentions I get from faceless accounts every day online.
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Looking through the site's source code, he discovered that the site's size comes in at 10MB, which would have taken forever to load on a 28.8k modem.
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Gemmiti got the idea after looking through old photos and coming across a shot of Frito and his siblings given to her by the litter's foster mom.
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The safest way to observe an eclipse is indirectly — either by projecting it onto a screen through a pinhole or by looking through a specially designed filter.
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Inside Catland, however, Dakota keeps the energy safe and convivial, looking through their notes and occasionally leading us through "ohms" and chants to drown out our surroundings.
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"When I was looking through the photos of us I thought it was really cute, but weird that we were in front of a house," she said.
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Looking through the literature, Boswell found that humans with scoliosis often suffer from an ailment called primary ciliary dyskinesia, meaning their cilia beat poorly or are unsynchronized.
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Weiss gets to the register as the store is closing and starts looking through his finds to see which ones he can part with and put back.
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For this piece, Dep spent months looking through state and federal data for centers in California that said they treated opioid addiction but didn't use medication treatment.
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Specifically, they were looking through the personal devices of five of the top executives — including Levandowski — to see if there was any intellectual property or trade secrets.
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The discovery comes from Appleosophy, who found no sign of the feature when looking through the operating system, and no option to turn it off or on.
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Looking through wedding blogs like Style Me Pretty and A Practical Wedding, you can find dogs serving as the best man, ring bearer, flower girl and bridesmaid.
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He was inspired to start the photo series after meeting a woman who recounted her experiences while looking through a box of old portraits and family photographs.
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The video builds to a shot of two young people making an "OK" gesture by joining thumb and forefinger and then looking through it like a spyglass.
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Kara Swisher: Yeah, if you got in ... Yeah but from 2015, if you didn't get in ... But maybe that's the lens that we should be looking through.
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As for determining what the market rate is, small landlords say they do various things, from looking through nearby listings to asking neighbors and visiting open houses.
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" Austin replied, "I don't care if you were looking through my phone," to which Cline said, "So you're ruining a whole evening for something I didn't do.
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Authorities looking through his locker found "a document" -- dated April 6, three days before the mass stabbing -- signaling Hribal's intentions to kill, according to the criminal complaint.
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They were looking through government storage areas to find art worth displaying and said they kept coming across impressive paintings with so-called NK numbers on them.
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Kid is already asleep and my husband is looking through photos of the week debating which is going to make the cut for the wall at home.
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Because, I think it was Barclay's piece, and I'm looking through it right here, which said: ViacomCBS' digital leadership is divided among power silos, making integration difficult.
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After all, facts have no use in an emotional argument, and it took that long to see the issue without the murky filter I was looking through.
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One night, looking through the pantry, I spotted some tahini I'd brought from home and wondered what a spoonful or two might do for my spinach soup.
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Below, find some of our favorite photos of people around the world, donning protective eyewear, looking through pinhole projections, wearing ridiculous boxes, or gazing through protective film.
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Think about what you can learn about a person or a company by simply looking through their activity logs across different networks – the answer is likely 'too much.
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If 83K opened up a new level of clarity, 8K makes everything feel more like you're looking through a window and not staring at a giant TV screen.
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Looking through some of the videos in the tags that were tagged #ihatemyself, #selfharm, or even #suicide, they seemed to be mostly teens lip-synching to sad music.
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"It was like looking through a straw at the sky for very rare objects," said Scott Sheppard, extreme object researcher and astronomer at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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In the end of the video, Joanna walks the store's open floor plan holding baby Crew, as Chip and her other children wander around looking through the displays.
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She's looking through the window to confirm that there isn't a tree or a fire escape or any other way for someone to climb to the third floor.
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Looking through the YouTube comments for "You Get What You Give" though, this innocent-sounding song from youth has grown into a beacon of hope for some people.
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"Desert Doll House" (1987/1990) is composed like a photo from an interior design magazine, looking through the doorway of one room into the eerie light of another.
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A photographer for the Associated Press sat across from me, looking through his photos of the launch, before realizing he didn't have a picture of an actual iPhone.
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Just looking through Steam, it's clear people have tried to deploy anti-Semitic comments in an effort to upset you and people who are fans of the mod.
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Looking through the nearly half-dozen hats she had in her closet, Jenner grabbed the cap and took the drive to the course, removing it before playing golf.
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Imagine looking through a one-way mirror into an adjacent room: Once the light is shut off behind the mirror, all you can see is your own reflection.
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Anyone walking down the street, turning on the TV, or looking through social media has probably already gotten bombarded by ads flaunting summer bodies, bikini diets, and more.
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Just like the X-T1, I mostly used the tilting display when shooting from a low-down or high-up perspective where looking through the EVF wasn't feasible.
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Like when I was doing the Memphis body of work, I was looking through Elle Décor and one of my paintings was in somebody's house in the magazine.
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Looking through the lens of Kozloski's Alzheimer's aid invention, it's easy to see how all these ideas could be combined to create a remarkable vision for artificial intelligence.
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" He added that the netting "may be a fine mesh, but you are still looking through a barrier instead of right at the thing you came to see.
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My co-founder and I were g-chatting late one night on a weekend and looking through a glossary of Harry Potter spells trying to name the company.
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It wasn't until 10 days later when he was looking through the footage that he found a strange bright light that had appeared for less and a second.
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We spent a good 45 minutes looking through Getty Images of him and each photo of his smiling skate-dad face is like a little gift from heaven.
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I was looking through the cards and I saw "La Dama" and it just seemed so outdated, especially when looking at #MeToo and this broader conversation going on.
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By looking through the broad lens of One Health, we can see the many, but still missed, opportunities to prevent and reduce the threat of emerging infectious diseases.
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It means looking through a pre-Stonewall lens, when many gay men and women led closeted lives and their sexuality didn't necessarily figure in their expressed personal politics.
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Tesla's winning streak is unlikely to last much longer, Bernstein analysts found after looking through historical data for what happens after large stocks doubled in under six months.
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Artificial intelligence allows researchers to identify geoglyphs much more efficiently than older methods of manually looking through aerial photographs, which took "a vast amount of time," Sakai said.
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Later that summer, while looking through a catalog for Columbia Business School, Buffett recognized the names of two professors: Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing, and David Dodd.
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Landscapes that would generally be washed out, dull or flat while looking through other lenses (or no lenses at all) are enhanced to become more defined, vibrant and vivid.
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We found our new daily affirmations à la Viktor and Rolf, and shed a tear (virtually, we mean, with Celine Dion) while looking through Valentino's romantic collection celebrating femininity.
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"I'll have to start working the streets looking through garbage cans," said Evando Souza, 32, who has worked at the dump day-in and day-out for five years.
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The Order of X The first glimpse of "The Order of X" comes in episode eight, when Gabe (John Patrick Amedori) is looking through footage of old Winchester documentaries.
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There I was, looking through lockers and cabinets in the dark, and I'd been pulled in so completely that I was outright angry at what her husband had done.
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Perched on the second floor and looking through the window to the foyer, June has front-row seats to the destruction of a marriage and a mutually held illusion.
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The 1970s were a time marked by culinary innovations such as fondue and the Baked Alaska, but looking through old recipes of this period unveils some truly unique dishes.
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Our imagination of the "user experience" of our app begins when the user taps our app icon (or even once you are in AR-view looking through the camera).
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She responds by picking up a broom and stabbing her attacker in the eye with it (he was looking through a hole in door, which was perfectly broom-sized).
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Even though he was only looking through it to help her pack for an impending trip to find out if her mother had survived what was a fatal crash.
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That's where Frieland's detective duties come in; he scrubs through people's memories to determine who did what, solving crimes by literally looking through the victims' eyes — or the perpetrators'.
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Whatever he's up to, it involves looking through Maester Luwin's old scrolls — and/or setting up Arya to think that's what he's doing — and paying off lots of informants.
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There are few jokes, and one of them is a super-dumb gag about looking through binoculars the wrong way, which even your corny grandfather would find too corny.
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I think if anyone ever knew us, if anybody ever spent time around us instead of looking through the bubble, they would know how we felt about each other.
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The photographer is forced to think about composition while looking through the viewfinder, adjust settings with the shutter speed dial on top and the ISO wheel on the back.
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"I was looking through the songs, and no one was doing this song, so I said, 'I guess we gotta take 'The Pill,&apos" Rucker explained in his introduction.
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Looking through history and folk stories, there are quite a few women from every corner of the globe that could rival the likes of Mulan, Belle or even Elsa.
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It often feels like looking through a window into another world, and after a few moments of getting used to wearing the headset it's easy to forget it's there.
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You can usually — but not always — dig the full model name up by looking through spec sheets, but that's a frustrating step that most people aren't going to take.
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You can save and download videos to watch offline, still listen to videos while looking through other apps via background play, and listen to music offline and ad-free.
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Still looking through the old man's eyes, we follow as he packs up his gear and leaves, the hotel now littered with bleeding bodies in the hallways and elevator.
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Looking through the windshield, the other three journalists and I saw what we'd come for — Musk's first tunnel, a 1.14-mile route built to experiment with underground transportation technology.
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"Looking through and eyeballing it, it's really hard to see them getting past $20 trillion, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was closer to $15 trillion," said Goldwein.
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Basically, nearly everyone ahead of Walker when looking through the WAR lens, either historically or isolated by position, is in the Hall of Fame, or will be one day.
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I started by looking through the library's "Finding Aids," a version of a catalogue, in black looseleaf notebooks, which listed the titles of the file folders in each box.
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Found footage doesn't have to be restricted to moving images, and these games show that the voyeuristic appeal can work just as well when you're looking through private files.
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Critic's Notebook R&B has been tussling with hip-hop for around three decades, and depending what lens you're looking through, has been either roundly defeated or sneakily triumphant.
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"I had the sneaking sense while I was looking through all this China material that I was looking at a mirror and seeing a reflection of America," he writes.
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I also get going on a nerdy project where I'm looking through my Netflix viewing history and using a spreadsheet to identify common threads in the shows I like.
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Where it's available: BovadaOdds: Over -250 / Under +170Should you bet it: Looking through photos from her 2019 performance on "Today," Lopez changed outfits twice to get through three songs.
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The water was so clear, it was like looking through a glass-bottom boat at coral heads, patches of sea grass and conchs passing by on the ocean floor.
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Invigorate the base Jones allies are now looking through the results of Moore's last race to see how they can improve upon the Democrats' near-win five years ago.
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Investigators are looking through tips and investigative leads and redoubling attention to suspects already on the FBI's radar to determine whether they require deeper scrutiny, a US official said.
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She then went back to the hanging clothes and ran her hand over them, touching each one lightly, like someone looking through a produce bin for the ripest avocado.
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But perhaps their most evocative interpretation is as an instrument of forward-looking, through which one might be able to see beyond the present into a blindingly bright future.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So I imagine as your team is looking through these various risks, is there a surprise counter-party you picked up in the past couple weeks?
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A few weeks ago I was standing here, looking through this garbled, pearly whorled window for my kids on the street, seeing instead the servants skulking under the ashokas.
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Microsoft's lawyers also argued their own First Amendment rights were violated by the gag orders that prevented them from notifying customers that government officials were looking through their data.
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She counts at least 25 victims looking through photos of gymnasts she has coached, reviewing in her mind each day their names and worrying about how they are doing.
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"In general, it could just be because he's trying to increase his vision," said Bodker, explaining the pinhole effect of looking through a very small hole to sharpen vision.
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I think if anyone ever knew us, if anybody ever spent time around us instead of time looking through the bubble, they would know how we felt about each other.
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This is illustrated especially well in the finale, when Celeste discovers, while looking through videos on her family iPad, that her young sons had accidentally videotaped Perry physically assaulting her.
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"Looking through one of many racks in my dressing room backstage at Bridgestone Arena," Underwood shared with PEOPLE earlier this week along with the photo below from her dressing room.
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One shopper who was looking through the merch on Monday, who wished to remain anonymous, told BuzzFeed News that she had interviewed for an office manager position with the festival.
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Amanda Zangari, a co-investigator on New Horizons and scientist at the Southwest Research Institute, was the first to spot the event after looking through data collected over the weekend.
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Looking through candid photos and videos of the couple together — "candid shots are always better than posed shots" — Cobb kept noting just how "chivalrous" and protective Jonas was of Chopra.
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Colors may seem brighter after surgery because the patient is looking through a new, clear lens, which is likely why the Queen has been sporting a rare pair of shades.
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So it's not as if Amazon is dealing with any type of shutout — unless you're looking through the lens of Fire TV OS. The competition is visible at every turn.
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Looking through the viewfinder instead of the LCD screen on the back of the camera, Stanley "wandered round the house and garden snapping away saying 'cheese' at everything," Jones wrote.
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Looking through the comments under the Land O'Lakes cocoa mix photo, it seems a lot of folks have a favorite cookie their looking forward to tasting in hot chocolate form.
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If we had our lives totally together, we'd spend Sunday afternoons looking through our favorite cookbooks and planning out which dishes to make for each day of the coming week.
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But conspiracy theorists would probably find a more plausible explanation by looking through the rolodex of the convicted sex offenders's friends, which included Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Prince Andrew.
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While you're in there, you can of course amuse yourself by looking through the medicine cupboards, because nothing is as entertaining as learning one of your friends has topical eczema.
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She was looking through the archives, housed in a cold room in the basement of the agency's facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, searching for a few artifacts relating to Wilmer Souder.
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Looking through San Mateo County filings, Nash's name also appears on a 2012 request for a restraining order against him by the parent of a classmate of his own child.
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Jason Gayler of Texas was looking through old photographs when he happened upon a picture of himself bringing his daughter Brittany, now 18, to her very first day of school.
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He had his shoulders ducked forward and was looking through the windshield at a building that used to be a bank, then something else, but was now a bank again.
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Viewers are aware of the faces of the people on screen and the intentions of the director, but we generally don't think about whose eyes we are literally looking through.
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"It wasn't until I was back in the U.S. and looking through the CD of photos we were given by the photographer that I saw this one," Leeann Tweeden wrote.
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The company recently rolled out a feature called Live View for Google Maps, which lets you view visual markers in the real world when you're looking through your camera's viewfinder.
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Louise Rix, a medical doctor-turned-investor, conducted the research, looking through six weeks' worth of startup applications to determine how successful different types of applicants were at winning investment.
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Many Shiites have been taken aback by Turkey's stance, looking through the lens of history to the Ottoman times when Turkey elevated a Sunni elite to govern the Shiite majority.
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Looking through the credits, with pieces of kit like 'VL Tone,' 'Prophet 5' and whatever the fuck a 'Merv' is, it's like a history trip through early 1980s musical technology.
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After we finished looking through the museum, we headed back to our stop since the schedule said there were only two more buses running for the rest of the day.
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As they did, the ballplayers — experts at looking through everyone while seeing everything — allowed themselves to catch the eye of a fan at the edge of the third-base dugout.
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I felt really, really good because when I was looking through the script with her, I saw that line was circled in her script, and I was like, oh yes.
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"Knowing where everything is at your work station will allow you to spend that extra time on your project — not looking through cluttered drawers for what you need," she says.
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Not long after I started looking through listings for two-bedroom apartments, I realized that we could get a lot more for our money if we were willing to overspend.
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Looking through the same database turned up TWO-WAY RADIO and I knew a bunch of ONE WAY phrases, so now I needed to find an interesting FOUR-WAY word.
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No matter what, the camera will tell you what it is focused on, with how many points, and in what way the entire time you are looking through the viewfinder.
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Photography, and what it captures, has potency for Ms. Lange, who recounted a moment when she was 5 or 6, looking through a box of photos in her grandparents' attic.
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We are teaching a lot about how to do monitorial investigation of stories — looking through your social platforms and doing quick profile searches or looking at who's writing and commenting.
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I wanted a one syllable name because Cormoran is quite long enough and looking through an old book about Cornish customs I noticed that a contributor had the surname Strike.
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Historians looking through the archives of stories published in November and December 2016 will find billions of words published on the nature of Trump's appeal to voters who liked him.
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Quick: You know, you've always said that you're not a technology investor, and now when you start looking through the earnings, through the holdings... Buffett: Say, I'm not a technology investor.
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Most recently, he published his findings after looking through the encryption tech behind Confide, an app for sending self-destructing messages that became popular among Republicans in Washington, as Axios reported.
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To a stranger looking through my gallery, free of all this context, my video game life looks largely like a bloodbath, punctuated by the occasional colorful vista of an indie game.
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The picture of me it had captured was bracingly if embarrassingly complete, but the longer I spent looking through old texts, the more I felt I was spying on a stranger.
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Looking through the Lumen database, which collects requests for the removal of online content, there are a number of warning signs that differentiate these bad-faith takedown requests from legitimate ones.
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" And Kurt and I started looking through these photos of these people's lives, and that one in particular was pretty cool, so we said, "Can we take a couple of these?
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But if you combine it with the regret function, you're looking through a catalog of possible ways the game could have gone and observing which would have had the best outcome.
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It's really fun, but after a long day of standing on your feet and looking through smelly things that people are trying to sell you, you lose a lot of motivation.
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Read More Dow briefly adds 100 again as oil holds higher; Nasdaq higher as FB leaps "Looking through the shakeout, there is potential good value in identifying the survivors," Chovanec said.
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Regardless of whether I'm on Google Cardboard or the HTC Vive, looking through a virtual reality device has always reminded me of peering through a screen door or a fencing mask.
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Looking through short-term volatility, the annual growth rate of loans to non-financial corporations has moderated in recent months, reflecting the typical lagged reaction to the slowdown in economic growth.
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While top regulatory lawyers ultimately have the final sale on any deal that goes through, looking through documents and legal precedent, Becker said that lobbying campaigns could actually make a difference.
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Looking through the Moverio eyewear lenses, I could see, overlaid in front of me a floating cube and below that, some details about the virtual drone’s speed and position.
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A few years ago, he was looking through a list of orders on his computer when he found one from Marcella Hazan, the doyenne of Italian cuisine in the United States.
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One of the publications showing its wares, Vogue Patterns, is a fashion treasure trove, and looking through old issues underscores the historical ties between the pattern companies, high fashion and Hollywood.
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It looks like the model is wandering through an abandoned house or looking through a broken window, but she's actually holding the frame herself to line up the shot just right.
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However looking through a display like this–that covers this much of your field of view–is definitely a picture of what could be possible when their technology comes to consumers.
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Again, looking through all the cycles of history after having experience and some knowledge of how these things can go, you get old enough and you can think about those things.
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"Looking through the viewfinder, I was actually startled by the shimmering iridescence of the feathers, the fan-like sweep of the wings, and the deeply colored, luminous eyes," Mr. Garn writes.
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We've collected all the electronic devices in the family, we're looking through social media, interviewing her friends, interviewing her neighbors to see what occurred and if bullying was part of that.
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"A number of companies are looking through the uncertainty and see a new range of opportunities for their businesses to grow and flourish," said Paul Smith, senior economist at IHS Markit.
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In looking through this lens, I have seen firsthand how low wages and, at times, regressive public policy can adversely impact the financially fragile, and how I can make a difference.
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Holiday cardsI grew up watching my mom send Christmas cards to friends and family year after year, and we always loved looking through the stacks of cards we received in return.
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To the extent that investors and analysts are going to be watching you today, looking through these numbers, listening to this interview, and be saying, effectively, 'Do I trust this guy?
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The city's previous mayor, Gustavo Petro — a former leftist guerrilla — also tried to take down El Bronx, but did so while looking through a lens of harm reduction and social integration.
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For one thing, the angle is wider, and for another, they're less likely to be perfectly framed because you usually aren't looking through the live preview viewfinder to line up your shot.
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" She added: "Bertie always wants to know what you are getting up to, always looking through the window, and if you leave the door open he will be on the kitchen counter.
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But 18 months ago, he said, he began looking through new databases not available to him during his earlier search for cataclysmic variables—astronomical sources that repeatedly flash and then dim again.
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Within two decades, when you look into a state-of-the-art virtual-reality display, your eye will be fooled into thinking you're looking through a real window into a real world.
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After looking through the entire Magnolia paint collection, we&aposd wager the winner is Cement Pots , a soft and cool gray with a tranquil blue hue that&aposs still very gender-neutral.
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Sam Margolin, director of equity research at Cowen and Co., said it would be another tough quarter for integrated oil and gas, but stocks seem to be looking through first-quarter results.
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Augmented reality offers an entirely new way of looking at the world — and no matter what kind of window you're looking through, Google is designing the tools to interpret what you see.
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"After looking through many different silhouettes, he selected the perfect 18kt white gold, double halo ring on a single band, because it echoed the sentimentality of their connection," designer Caryn Alpert said.
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Looking through more than 88,000 reported hate crimes from 1995 through 493, Potok found that more than 17% targeted the LGBT community -- and that it was disproportionately affected compared to other groups.
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It still looks like you're looking through a pair of goggles at times, although the resolution bump makes it feel like you're not looking at pixels on a screen so much anymore.
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There are instincts that you have looking through someone's feed that might be difficult to quantify, and there may be other dimension we don't see… nonlinear combinations which aren't easy to explain.
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Even just looking through his Wikipedia page, it seems like this guy is just hell-bent on making life really difficult for poor communities, working class communities, women, and people of color.
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The report includes in-car video looking through the windshield as the car travels in the left lane at highway speed just before ramming into a parked or slow-moving orange truck.
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My first day in Jeddah was spent looking through the encyclopedic curiosities of the Al Tayebat City Museum, privately owned four-floor collection ranging from pre-Islamic antiquities to contemporary motivational posters.
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Jean-Claude was calling in sick so much I had to keep looking through the script to find something else to film; I couldn't just sit around for hours waiting for him.
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So I think that Facebook, Google and Twitter are moving ahead pretty well in that regard, and I'm impressed with the turnaround that I've seen, looking through side channels. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
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I woke up the day after and I was looking through the window, and I told work that I couldn't come in because I was afraid people would come and deport us.
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But organizers are currently looking through the upcoming planning deadlines and factoring in the numerous contracts that have already been signed in an effort to be prepared if plans need to change.
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Posting ads online allows one to use screening methods, such as running background checks, checking references, and looking through "bad date lists" compiled by other sex workers to warn about hostile clients.
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"You inherit the file, you start looking through it, and the deeper you get in the file, the more you realize there are possible weak spots in your case," Mr. Wright said.
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Looking through images of dozens of sketches and pictures from almost every Undercover collection since 2004 with him, one is able to recognize that they're not just imaginative, but also very funny.
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"It wasn't until I was back in the U.S. and looking through the CD of photos we were given by the photographer that I saw this one," she wrote in the piece.
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What happens when Mr. Trump, looking through his reality-distortion goggles, claims that America is winning the war against terrorism and his defense secretary, Jim Mattis, surveys the same landscape and disagrees?
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"Because we&aposre looking through that shroud of gas, we can actually work out what chemicals there are making up the surface layers of the planet that&aposs losing mass," Haswell said.
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I don't like, if I look at a nice view or something, I'd rather look at the view and appreciate it rather than looking through a tiny lens in my phone. Right.
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Smith: After looking through the performances we then analyzed them by location and created this normative behavior that predicted what musical preferences were in terms of genre between red and blue states.
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Looking through a recent jobs report, Mick Mulvaney asked his aide for help, the Washington Examiner's Alex Pappas wrote in the opening lines of a profile on President Donald Trump's budget director.
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The FBI raided Cohen's office and hotel room on Monday, and Cohen's lawyers are trying to prevent the FBI from looking through the documents and electronic devices agents seized in their search.
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Years from now, when Nellee Rossi is looking through her family's old photo albums, she'll likely be drawn to Halloween 2016 — the year her dad spent $1,500 to turn her into Wonder Woman.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, you've always said that you're not a technology investor, and now when you start looking through the earning-- through the holdings— WARREN BUFFETT: Say, I'm not a technology investor.
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Legend, 38, also gave a look at his "vacation vibes," posting a cute selfie with his daughter before sharing an adorable picture of Luna looking through some books while sitting on the floor.
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That means it'll be able to show most films without the need for any letterboxing, but it will also give you extra vertical space while you're browsing Twitter or looking through your inbox.
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If you're looking through popular retailers' clothing racks, it can seem like there's a persistent myth that only the skinny set step foot in a gym, conquer a crow pose, or run marathons.
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Yet with that said, Avegant's prototype managed to expand the field of view, so you're looking through a window more the size of a Moleskine notebook instead of a pack of playing cards.
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According to Ken Sklute, a Canon Explorer of Light, and photographer Dave Henry you can use your camera's LCD display to find the best shot — but you should avoid looking through the viewfinder.
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Motors whirr to bring the mask to life as it opens its beak, revealing the wearer inside, face lit with a red glow, looking through the glass of the augmented reality technology HoloLens.
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Investigators are interviewing current and former employees and looking through company documents in order to learn more about how gender is treated in Uber's hiring practices and salary decisions, according to the report.
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"The guy looks at me, picks up my portfolio, and tosses it down the counter and says, 'I'm not getting tattooed by some bitch' and kept looking through the other portfolios," describes Doty.
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Those video professionals, however... those are some bandwidth aficionados; dog-eared copies of MacMall under their arm, always looking through their viewfinders to see if there's more MB/s off on the horizon.
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My mother, a blue-collar homemaker, saw that I liked looking through books and began teaching me how to read before I turned 0003; I entered kindergarten reading at a second-grade level.
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Instead of pulling a phone out of our pockets to talk to people or interact with apps, we may do these things simply by speaking to, and looking through, a set of glasses.
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"The strength in employment is perhaps surprising given the order book situation and lack of pressures on capacity, but goods producers are seemingly looking through the current soft patch in demand," said Smith.
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"It wasn't until I was back in the U.S. and looking through the CD of photos we were given by the photographer that I saw this one," Leeann Tweeden wrote about the photo.
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"I was looking through pictures of the royal wedding, and I see Meghan Markle arrive looking fantastic at her rehearsal dinner and she's wearing an asymmetrical neckline and an asymmetrical hemline," Long said.
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The Official Receiver, which manages insolvencies for the British government, has since been looking through the about 450 contracts that Carillion was managing when it collapsed, seeking alternative contractors to complete the tasks.
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When you watch porn, especially when you are young, and especially when you don't really have a clue what it is you might be looking for, you are looking through a man's eyes.
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Although it won't look nearly as large as the blood moon, Mars will be its largest in size if you're looking through a telescope and close to its maximum brightness in our sky.
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In some ways, checking social media posts isn't as invasive as looking through private files on a device, something the CBP has done for years to find child pornography or other illegal material.
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Mr. Senchyne came across the manuscript in 2015, when he was looking through the papers of Henry Harrisse, a notable 19th-century lawyer and bibliographer who taught at U.N.C. in the mid-1850s.
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Looking through a vision panel in a cell door, it's basically impossible to tell the difference among these types of health concerns or whether a person is dealing with one or multiple issues.
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"A really lengthy title isn't going to play very well on your really small screen if you're looking through film titles, or for search purposes when you're looking for movie tickets," she said.
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Her comment: "I'm always looking at my boyfriend's Instagram and looking through my camera roll at pictures and videos of him just because it makes me happy to see his face," she explained.
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FarFarOut, dude Our solar system is big, and for researchers trying to find everything in it with telescopes, it's like looking through a forest to identify every tree while standing in the middle.
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On those endless nights, he would lie in his cottage alone, looking through the window, up at the starless sky, and wondering: Was there a life for him out there in the world?
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Stood as if in the middle of a brisk rally, tennis racket raised by his right side, the statue's face juts purposefully forward, looking through the beholder to an opponent who isn't there.
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I missed looking through a tiny viewfinder for about two minutes when I first picked up the camera, but being able to see top-down shots and the exact exposure was worth the loss.
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Looking through your iOS device's screen you'll now see visual clues directing you to the lost object, instead of having to rely only on sound only like you're hunting for torpedoes in a submarine.
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In the same breath, the report, conducted by cybersecurity firm Stroz Friedberg, also said they were both still deleting files after they became aware they the firm would be looking through their personal devices.
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I was looking through old pictures, and it amazes me that even though he had the weight of the world on his shoulders, we never really thought of him as anything besides our grandpa.
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Jamie (Mandy Moore) was fighting leukemia but that didn't stop Landon (Shane West) from proposing to his girlfriend by asking "Will you marry me?" while the pajama-clad pair were looking through a telescope.
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"It wasn't until I was back in the U.S. and looking through the CD of photos we were given by the photographer that I saw this one," she wrote in a piece for KABC.
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When tensions boiled over during marches I found the process of looking through the viewfinder, taking pictures, created a sense of detachment from the scene, providing a way of protecting myself from the chaos.
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Rather than looking through the historical evidence presented during the show, she said, the students derailed the show with unrelated questions and preconceived judgments, making the show "a little bit distressing" for the actors.
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In looking through 59053D vision, we are able to turn flat surfaces into the way we daily see the world, and there is a kind a miracle, so it appears, in that very act.
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The inhabitants of four flats in the expensive complex complained that people on the Tate's viewing platform were "relentlessly" invading their privacy by looking through the floor-to-ceiling windows and into their homes.
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It's worth looking through that very newspaper this morning if only to see how complicated, amazing, maddening, joyful and difficult our world has always been and presumably will continue to be, down the years.
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Check. When you're looking through your plan choices, ask yourself what's going on in your life, says Jeff Oldham, senior vice president of global and institutional markets at Benefitfocus, a benefits enrollment software company.
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So when looking through a foveated lens, you're going to see something like this: The idea behind foveated lenses is that most tasks do not require total clarity across the entire field of view.
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Looking through this lens of blackness, the history of abstract painting takes on some new meanings, and it was a stroke of genius to include historical works in this show alongside more contemporary pieces.
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Looking through the recent volatility due to temporary factors, measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, but labour cost pressures continue to strengthen and broaden amid high levels of capacity utilisation and tightening labour markets.
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On Monday, Seamus Hughes, deputy director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University, tweeted that he came across a newly unsealed search warrant in Kadar's case while looking through public federal court records.
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But Benoit Coeure and Peter Praet, two members of the ECB's Executive Board, said the bank would keep looking through the rapid rise in inflation, which they mostly attributed to a bounce in oil prices.
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" Franson said the company's customer experience team assembled the sessions in the Politics Pack "by looking through emails and social media posts from our customers saying what they have been finding helpful for political stress.
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" Elijah Wald, author of The Dozens: A History of Rap's Mama says in an interview with Boston Globe: "I started looking through writers from the Harlem Renaissance, there's a Dozens scene in virtually every book.
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Although Instagram never made it obvious that you unfollowed someone, it was still possible for them to find out by looking through their followers list — and that had the potential to create some hurt feelings.
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Looking through your log of sleep patterns and at what you did on a particular day (using data from another life-tracking app, for example) can help you understand what factors may improve your sleep.
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According to a press release from the brand, the idea for Agarwal's campaign first came to designers Manan Shah and Rupesh Jhawar when they were looking through a calendar shoot featuring victims of acid attacks.
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Then I do a pretty serious job of looking through them, to see what I might have missed, and that's where I try to figure out what we need and how to balance the show.
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James Raines, who documents his life as a transgender man on his YouTube channel, explained that looking through old photos of himself made him think about what he wished he had known while growing up.
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Barrios describes one augmented experience where visitors can see one of Andy Warhol's Mao paintings, and by looking through the Art++ app, can use see all the other iterations in the series side-by-side.
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Abed Ayoub, legal and policy director at the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, said his group is hearing about more incidents of CBP taking cellphones, looking through apps and questioning people about religion and faith.
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Before this technology, one would need highly trained people moving small amounts of liquid around with a pipette and then spending hours looking through microscopes to achieve similar (potentially less accurate and less efficient) outcomes.
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Fox News has confirmed search teams were looking through ditches about a mile away from the reserve, near the same farm that FBI investigators were said to have searched for nearly two hours last week.
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Then, as I was looking through more of your papers to prepare for this interview, I was noticing those maps again; I just couldn't stop seeing the legacy of slavery and racism on those maps.
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But AR on the smartphone never took off, and in hindsight it's obvious why: pulling your phone out of your pocket and looking through it at the world looks silly when you're on the street.
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"It makes me think back to Anaheim, just looking through Vogue magazine and thinking, '…I'll never get my hands on those clothes, I'm just gonna go to the thrift store and make my own clothes.'"
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Ms. Traynor mostly deals in co-ops and condos, but looking through warehouse listings, she found a 800-square-foot, undivided live/work space in an old industrial building on Atlantic Avenue in Crown Heights.
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Fast-forward to — I was on a plane with Brent Musberger and I was looking through something and I said, look at this, they're going to start this sports talk station in New York — all sports.
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"CVS and Cigna are looking through the aggressive marketing tactics and asking why it's worth it to pay twice for the same product," said Peter Maybarduk, director of the Access to Medicines group for Public Citizen.
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Most of us won't spend a Sunday looking through Facebook ads, but public interest groups and consumer protection officials will, and they'll publicize and be in a position to act on the troubling things they find.
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With a few clicks, I could review some of the data while looking through the goggles, or I could take a deeper dive on the FORM app after syncing the goggles with my phone via Bluetooth.
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When Tweeden returned to the US, she said she was looking through a CD of photos provided by a photographer on the trip and found one of the now-senator groping her while she was asleep.
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It gives you that same at-a-glance ease-of-use that you get when looking through the open tabs in your browser, but built right into your Gmail inbox, with virtually no slowdown in speed.
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And up until recently, I was looking through your S1 a while ago, Netflix was almost entirely, it was the bulk of what was happening on Roku players, even up until a couple of years ago.
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Medical Microinstruments (MMI), based near Pisa, in Italy, has recently shown off a robot intended for reconstructive microsurgery, a delicate process in which a surgeon repairs damaged blood vessels and nerves while looking through a microscope.
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Looking through Twitter, plenty of users hate the new interface, which is available on Apple TV (fourth generation), Xbox One, Chromecast, as well as on Android and iOS via a new Hulu with Live TV app.
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San Francisco and San Diego's district attorneys are taking proactive steps, looking through past marijuana convictions on their own and taking automatic action on what they find — expunging low-level convictions and downgrading higher-level offenses.
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"At present, households appear to be entirely looking through Brexit-related uncertainties," Carney said, adding that developments in consumer spending and borrowing would be an important factor for the BoE to watch this year and beyond.
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"For the time being, firms appear to be looking through heightened risks from tariffs and trade policy uncertainty, belying widespread comments of their concern," said Jake McRobie, a U.S. economist at Oxford Economics in New York.
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It mainly focuses (sorry) on the progressive variety, which is the modern, smooth lens that includes prescriptions both for seeing up close and far away, depending on which part of the lens you are looking through.
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Wall Street was looking set for subdued start too with traders looking through a fresh batch of earnings from Coca-Cola, Twitter and Harley Davidson as President Donald Trump also threatened Europe with trade tariffs again.
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Asking why the current position opened up, for example, can help shed some light on whether there are any larger cultural problems going on, as can looking through company reviews and reaching out to former employees.
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Things can feel high-energy all the time, so these moments, at night in the dark in bed, looking through photos, are how we appreciate those moments in her life and how quickly she's growing up.
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"What I saw over time, looking through the data, was that there was an institutional bias that was so entrenched that it just made it pretty impossible for women to advance economically or professionally," she said.
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I mention this discrepancy not to flag an error, but because I think it's important to note, when considering a visual collection Greenfield calls "a sociological document," that photographers are always looking through a certain lens.
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And so, you fast-forward to today and yes, I think it's fair to say that this has become more of a priority, but more of a priority looking through the lens of news and information.
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Looking through the catalog of drugs on offer, Buemi saw Molly — but he also saw pills containing a mix of oxycodone and something called acetyl fentanyl, dyed and pressed to look like legitimate prescription pain pills.
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The police have opened an investigation to piece together a motive for the assault, and they are looking through his cellphone and other items found in his home, said Kathrin Hennings, a spokeswoman for Hamburg police.
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"A whole life's story in this cigar box," said Mr. DiMola, pulling open one of many drawers and looking through old war bonds, gold teeth, German stamps bearing Hitler's portrait and currency from dozens of countries.
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I'd like to have a method; it would save me lots of ups and downs, but for me, it comes down to looking through the work over and over, and especially letting enough time go by.
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"The reality is that indicative votes are simply that, they are indicative and the problem looking through the amendments (...) a lot of those are simply undeliverable and certainly not within the time frame," she told BBC radio.
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Perhaps this treatment is meant to nod to the obfuscation of memory, and the way thinking back on the past can be like looking through a paper towel tube — capturing some, but not all, of the picture.
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Fort Collins, Colorado California: Some of the best, some of the worst George Thurston, professor of Environmental Medicine at New York University, told CNN that looking through ALA's report is like seeing a tale of two states.
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The Europeans have to decide whether they&aposre going to be with us and they&aposre going to be with stabilization or they&aposre going to be looking through green glasses only about doing business with Iran.
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Trump captioned the photo "Milkshakes + games" and shared more images of her sipping a frothy drink and looking through the cards, according to The Washington Post and screenshots of Trump's Instagram story taken by the Daily Mail.
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"Reem does the most amazing bridal designs, and Britany and I were looking through Vogue, and she pointed to this one gown, and I was like, 'I wonder if we could go to the showroom ,' " she added.
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"If we see a majority of participants signaling the data does not signal a weakening trend, that would be instructive that the Fed is looking through its recent softening and is not deterred by it," said Cabana.
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Looking through the emails, there's a general sense of anxiety about Bill's various projects, and how they could affect his wife's presidential ambitions—and a sense that political aides were largely powerless when they tried to intercede.
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One neighbour, who declined to be named, told Business Insider that the photo was "99%" taken in the London house, citing the white bannister in the photo that's also visible to anyone looking through the townhouse's window.
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"I never took much of an interest before this job, but given how synonymous this brand is with rain, I've become something of a weather expert," Mr. Willis said, looking through his office window at gray skies.
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"I need to know where they are, if they are injured or where to find them," sobbed Maria Lilia Tisoy, 37, looking through the rubble for her two daughters, one pregnant, and a 4-year-old granddaughter.
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The worlds that Chung's Penrose Studios created for The Rose and I, a new short animation based on The Little Prince, puts the viewer in outer space, experiencing themselves larger-than-life and looking through the universe.
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By the time Wolfenstein: The New Order came out in 2014, players had been looking through William "BJ" Blazkowicz's eyes for over twenty years, and had long since stopped seeing meaning in the act of shooting Nazis.
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Judge William Alsup, presiding over the suit, agreed this week that Uber's look was insufficient and ordered the company to institute a more thorough search, including looking through the corporate computers of everyone who works on lidars.
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JD: It's the difference between seeing yourself as something, as someone everybody is looking through the window at and you are smiling on your own stage as opposed to really understanding what's the mirror side of that.
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But it was crazy how one look at the stuffed bunny and I was shot back into my own past like looking through a picture book that has been put away on the shelf for many years.
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"We do view the impacts on macro and earnings growth as being relatively short-lived and the market eventually looking through them and maintain our year-end target of 3250 for the S&P 500," he wrote.
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It seems as though we might be in for a game of chicken where one driver is swerving all over the road and laughing his head off, and the other is stoically looking through the other car.
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To my surprise I found myself making significant rewrites based on my tween's comments, sharpening the relationship between the sisters, looking through my notebooks for more examples of Lyra's joy to counteract the misery I'd focused on.
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In this sentence, looking through the haze of a nearby forest fire, that entire push and pull is condensed into two very ordinary adverbs, set back to back in a way adverbs seldom are outside incredulous rants.
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"There's four other women and myself who come from different backgrounds, have different personalities, different looks, and we all can agree, when we were looking through the clothes — we love all of this," says Ambassador Naja Innis.
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Morgan noted the widespread nature of hacking today, and compared the hacking of Matish's computer to a police officer looking through someone's broken window blinds, which the Supreme Court has said does not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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A triple-double in the Final Four since assists became an official statistic in 1984 But if we're talking unofficial, looking through old box scores, there have only been five - and Oscar Robertson owns three of them.
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When you're looking through the Beautiful Homes published and getting those ideas and getting all that information, it's different than focused on a very small screen of a recommendation of a lamp or a sofa or something.
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Cockpit voice recordings, which Reuters reported on Wednesday, showed that they turned to an emergency handbook to attempt to right the nose-diving plane, and spent their final minutes looking through the book for the right advice.
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"Looking through the volatility, the average number of starts over the past two months is in line with the pace of activity seen since last summer," CIBC Capital Markets economist Royce Mendes wrote in a note to clients.
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But most "leads" uncovered by seemingly hours of investigation were similarly dull or obvious (you can say you're looking for a "circle of trust" on social media, but we all know you're just looking through their friends section).
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Looking through other Switch products on Amazon yields plenty of accessories that are decked out in Mario themes, like this skin and screen protector set: People really want their Switch accessories to look like an overall-wearing plumber!
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Seeing this was like looking through a window into the future — a whole generation of children that will grow up not only thinking that cars should drive themselves, but helping to shape what this new world looks like.
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"Although the house was secure, it was apparent, by looking through the windows, that the interior of the house had been ransacked; cabinets and drawers were open and items were thrown on the floor," the news release states.
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After the sad death of Shaun Bloodworth recently, I was looking through some of his best known photos, and there's that particular one of you at a house party...It's in Leeds, actually at the West Indian Centre.
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You've played a couple games, so you know how it works, and the person explaining this to you reveals that you're looking through a peephole at a vast, chaotic cosmos of gameplay with these simple little cardboard rectangles.
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It's possible these issues that some users are experiencing could be because of poor quality control and they merely received "lemons," but looking through the thread, it sounds like replacements (and replacements for replacements) have the same problems.
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"In five years, in 10 years, they'll be making movies about this moment, and people looking through Cardboard will be one of these ridiculous laugh lines that signals how silly and naïve we all were," Mr. Dolnick said.
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It might work like Google Glass did, whereby the user could see messages, directions and other commands while also looking through the glasses to see the street and their life carrying on as usual in front of them.
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There is no stare quite like the one DiCaprio gives us than the one in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet, wherein, as he is looking through the fish tank at Claire Danes' Juliet, we all collectively collapse into ourselves.
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His 113 "Air," an eight-inch-square cube of clear glass, is both a startling precursor and sendup of Minimalism; "All Landscapes," also 1956, has you looking through an empty frame hanging from the ceiling, a Fluxus joke.
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Looking through a cemetery for the gravestone of the friend who died, Christle realizes that the friend, a man, found it easier to trust her when she was suffering — which makes her angry with him and with herself.
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The panel, with a small keyhole, went unnoticed — or at least unquestioned — until it was rediscovered last year by a team looking through archival documents while working on the nearly $5 billion restoration plan currently underway in Parliament.
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While looking through his computer files, a photo of a young woman not from their current cases is found, and while she's unfamiliar to them O'Leary had taken a picture of her learner's permit which had her address.
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Some of the images are zoological: At times we might be looking through a microscope at the fevered life of cells (as the critic Jacques Rivière wrote in 1913 of Vaslav Nijinsky's choreography for "The Rite of Spring").
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"WikiLeaks and the government hold all the cards here, there's not much the tech companies can do on their own besides rabidly looking through their code to look for any issues that might be related," a source told me.
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That involves it looking through a rise in inflation past its 2 percent target that has raised concerns over its likely impact on the consumer spending power that has kept UK growth going through a year of political turmoil.
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Two of them said a law firm had been looking through former managers' contracts to find out both whether the bank can refuse payment of frozen bonuses and whether it can claw back money that has already been paid.
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The sun still fairly high in the sky, having a coffee, taking the lids off the decks, chatting to friends through the side window, looking through the cafe's collection of records and getting a tape ready to record it.
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For a transgender porn production company, it's difficult to find talent, people who would be willing to perform in porn at all, so looking through sex workers who advertise as trans seems to be a good place to start.
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" Then the scene fast forwarded to adult Jack looking through a memory box filled with dog tags and old photos from his military days, including a group picture that showed Nicky wearing glasses and a nametape that read "Pearson.
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But after looking through some of these articles, I realized that few saw the connections I'd seen between the launch and Kanye's album release, nor did they pick up on any of the other weird coincidences that I noticed.
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A year after her death, while looking through footage on a video camera, Mr. Sutton found several clips showing just how much his sons, Travez and Demirez, who were 4 and 6 at the time of the shooting, understood.
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The other thing that helped me was that Leon Lewis was the spymaster, and his associate spymaster, Joseph Roos, left his papers to U.S.C. I discovered after looking through the boxes that Roos had a memoir he was writing.
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But even that (minimal) explanation puts too much emphasis on the end result, when what he seemed to love most was the process that got him there: being on the street, looking through his viewfinder and releasing the shutter.
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That is a similar challenge faced by other major central banks, who are generally turning away from easy monetary policy put in place since the financial crisis, looking through still-weak wage inflation and overall price pressures for now.
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Or sometimes in your grid it's square, like when you're looking through your own grid on a feed, it's square but when you look at it, like scroll through other people's photos, there can be varying degrees of rectangular.
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In a cold open, he met on the roof of the Ed Sullivan Theater with the astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson, who was looking through a telescope and urged Mr. Colbert to take a more cosmic perspective on recent events.
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Looking through my notes from the trip, I now realize it marked a major turning point in my personal political education: I had peered inside the belly of the Beltway beast and found I preferred to stay in Arkansas.
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"It was actually quite funny, the other day I was looking through some of the emails from early on and there were so many rejections in the early days, it was such a struggle to get things started," Perkins said.
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Had Apple decided to stick to their roots, making the iPhone a closer relative of the iPod, we could be scrolling our way through texts and looking through files and folders and drop-down menus rather than tapping our apps.
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Doctors in Rochester, New York came across an unsettling case while looking through the medical records of their hospital: A 61-year-old man who tragically spent the last few months of his life saddled with dementia and schizophrenia-like symptoms.
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I also want to spend more time looking through the Z27's EVF, because while it features the same 26 million dot resolution as what you'd get in a A26R III, it looked a little sharper and featured more vibrant colors.
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Gaga's Test Kitchen I really do a lot of research and homework even if it's doing a more mild face, whether it's watching old movies or looking through books — that's what helps me get into the vibe of whatever I'm doing.
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That's because Tabetha Boyajian, an astronomer at Louisiana State University, first noticed this strange star a couple years ago after looking through archive data from Kepler — a NASA spacecraft that's been hunting for planets that exist outside of our Solar System.
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Looking through the show images, I thought about Chantal Akerman's cult-film Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, which documents (in painstaking detail), three days in the life of a housewife who entertains gentlemen callers in the afternoons.
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Looking through this beautiful and touching series on childbirth is a humbling experience that reminds us to appreciate our mothers just a little bit more, or hug them just a little bit tighter the next time we see them. —N.
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Looking through the data Aetion analyzed, the company realized there was a subset of its members that should have been on a more expensive drug sooner, a group of treatments known as SGLT2 inhibitors which includes drugs like Jardiance and Invokana.
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The 3.2-inch rear LCD also does its job just fine: you can tap to focus using the display, but disappointingly, you cannot swipe around the LCD with your finger while looking through the viewfinder to adjust the focus point.
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The appearance of three white men with cowboy hats, dark ruddy faces, wearing gray uniforms and distinct cowboy boots, stood on the other side of the cell door, looking through the plexiglass window, directly at us with disgust in their eyes.
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"I would hope that you'd be willing to take about the same amount of time that you spend just looking through cat videos on your phone to make sure that the democracy's working," Obama said, going full Dad-in-Chief.
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He discovers new music for his show by taking the recommendations of friends and opening acts, by reading the shortest, most obscure reviews published in the Guardian , or by looking through the upcoming concert listings published each Friday in the Times .
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This type of use case should always make sense for smartphone AR. This means AR apps that don't require you to be always looking through the display (as your wrist might be pointing away from your eyes) can work well.
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Looking through the checklist (which reveals that one group of work was made between 2010 and 2012, while the rest were made in 2019), what came across most strongly to me was her openness to using different materials and processes.
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One of them, called "Now at the Dawn of My Life" by Giorno, involved the words from a poem floating on a rainbow pathway through a park, which was difficult to navigate on a crowded Sunday while looking through a smartphone.
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From the Tools menu, you'll be able to choose to preview the document as it would look with all edits either accepted or rejected, which should make for a simpler reading experience for someone looking through it for the first time.
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On the cover of his draft was a picture of Edward Hopper's gently surreal "Rooms by the Sea," which places the viewer inside a sun-washed house looking through an open doorway that leads immediately to the sea and sky.
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"What could have happened is that we might have captured sounds associated with the behavioral contexts of the market or interactions, and as our analysis indicate there is more to discover if you keep looking through recordings," explained Melo-Santos.
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"The strength in manufacturing activity and overall job creation will result in the Federal Reserve looking through what looks likely to be a soft quarterly reading on real GDP growth," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Looking through the lens of their home country Nigeria, the two identified two problems in emerging markets: low access to credit across large swaths of the population and insufficient tools for big institutions to put together viable consumer lending programs.
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If you were simply looking through the game's code, you'd never find a hidden map or list of objectives — the only clues that it had ever existed would be some textures and models that resemble the real-world LA Public Library.
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This is the pleasure of Radio Garden — the window it opens onto other places is both exceptionally vivid and exceptionally limited, like looking through a keyhole, so that you're compelled to start filling in the rest of the picture yourself.
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Marginalized people vote in formation on race and social justice issues because we're still looking through the fence, waiting for the promises enshrined in the Constitution and Declaration of Independence to include us in the spirit and application of the law.
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Looking through the headset's plastic eyeholes, a glow on the horizon grew into a glaring white sun, and the astronauts, sitting on a patchwork of blankets in the grass, were virtually transported into the silver cylinder of the Hubble Telescope.
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After looking through piles of "Keep Calm and Carry On" parody posters and pallets of dusty "O RLY" owl plush dolls, earth's new inhabitants will come across Weezer's video for "California Kids," locked away on some dead nerd's hard drive.
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Mike Brown: On January 8 of this year, while looking through some old data that we had taken with the Samuel Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory, we found, much to our surprise, an object three times further away than Pluto.
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Our joy seems to be that, in looking through 3D vision, we are able to turn flat surfaces into the way we daily see the world, and there is a kind a miracle, so it appears, in that very act.
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If scientists don't stop looking through a male lens, outdated gender stereotypes will continue to foster dangerous assumptions about the brain and behavior, resulting in clinical studies and eventual treatments that don't work equally for all people on the gender spectrum.
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To visit her husband at Life Care Center nursing home in Kirkland, 88-year-old Dorothy Campbell stood outside a window at the center, looking through a window at her husband Gene, 89, and talking to him on the phone.
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However, after spending my afternoon with him and upon looking through the photos I shot, the nurturing and loving behavior he showed toward his brother enhanced my original impression of him and revealed a person I wouldn't have otherwise known.
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"I was looking through the data for everything the volunteers had flagged as an eclipsing binary, a system where two stars circle around each other, and from our view eclipse each other every orbit," 17-year-old Cukier tells NASA.
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Or, I remember I was looking through my real young sketch book from when I was like seven, when I was drawing ladies in their outfits—very 3LW, TLC kinda vibe—but I was always drawing stars and I was always drawing plants.
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For friends, people I happen to like, or celebrities, this rule is flexible, but for the most part, I hand people who ask this question my Instagram handle and remove myself from the situation as soon as they start looking through my feed.
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The S8 is not the first smartphone battery Samsung slapped its dog warning label on — from looking through its Galaxy smartphone line, the change appears to have taken place in 2014 when the company launched the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note 4.
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"Color-blindness should best be thought of as looking through the world with a colored lens that blunts and washes out 'true' color perception," says Barrett Katz, M.D., M.B.A., faculty attending at the Division of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at Montefiore Health System.
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Its the sort of sound that might make the prehistoric part of your brain want to sharpen a pointy stick in anticipation of an attack from a wild beast...if it weren't already occupied looking through the windshield for the next threatening corner.
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And so Evan was this idea of trying to make that metaphor concrete by having a character who was incapable of connecting, who found it impossible to connect, who looked at the world, as he says, as though he's looking through a window.
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Several companies are betting big on AR as the future of computing, since it will allow us to do much of what we can on a computer but while looking through glasses instead of down at a phone or at a computer screen.
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"No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion...," Obama said in the tweet on Saturday, accompanying a picture of himself looking through an open window at a group of children.
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Data collected by the observatory would also help the astronomers confirm that the data collected by Kepler was "good" and not faulty, and they would mark the first observations made in real time, rather than looking through data that were years old.
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Looking through the patents for anti-rape devices, it's clear this is fertile ground for innovation: One of the earlier ones, from 1979, was an internal device that would inject tranquilizer fluid into the unwelcome organ during penetration, rendering the rapist unconscious.
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We requested a lot of boxes, looking through a lot of file folders that, from their description in the "Finding Aids," one would assume contained nothing of use to me—and the wisdom of Alan's advice was proved to me again and again.
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Through this technological devilry, two pilots, sitting in what look like gaming chairs in the online room, "fly" the R.O.V. to the bottom of the ocean, inspecting the abyssal surrounds as easily as if they were looking through the glass at the aquarium.
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But if you're looking through it in real time, the Revolution and the Civil War are indeed central events, as is World War II, but if you've lived through the 1950s and '60s and '70s and '80s ... Some stuff happened there, too.
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In the summer of 2015, Mr. Davis's lawyer, Derek Yarbrough, was looking through an evidence box from Mr. Stacey's trial when he found something that could shape the outcome for his client: a forensic kit with the results of a gunshot residue test.
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Sherrod Small, a comedian in New York City and a cousin of the Rocks, said that Jordan would sit for hours in the basement of Chris's New Jersey home, looking through old tapes with them to help Chris prepare for another special.
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Oxford Economics analyst Raymond Stone, after looking through the Fed's statements on the subject, estimates that if it keeps to the current schedule, the balance sheet will be back to "normal" in May 2021, when it hits a little less than $3 trillion.
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"If I&aposm looking through a geotag on Instagram and I see a photo I like, I always check to see if they&aposve used the hashtag, and if they haven&apost, I send them a message and ask permission," she explained.
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"Working with the Bureau of Meteorology, looking through our data records, we can't find records where fire danger ratings have been this high this early in the year in the history of data available," the Australian Broadcasting Corporation quoted Fitzsimmons as saying.
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Even in one-party states that have remained solidly Democratic, such as Rhode Island and Hawaii, a more conservative faction can gain control of the legislature, meaning that policymaking doesn't align with party as neatly as one would expect when looking through a national lens.
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My window was covered with a 16-gauge metal sheet that had dime-size holes cut into it that allowed me to peer out, as if I were looking through a peephole that would give me a view of the city one last time.
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Conservators need specialized hardware: An average day working at the intersection of art and science means wielding tiny paintbrushes and even tinier surgical instruments, looking through microscopes and infrared cameras, mixing paints and solvents, switching on vacuum tables or 3D scanners, or sometimes, even lasers.
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"We are spending time looking through and trying to understand how we would manage that and we think there are ways we could mitigate the risk associated with it," Suncor Chief Executive Officer Mark Little told investors on a second-quarter earnings call on Thursday.
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The customer stands in the dim light outside of the storefront, giddily looking through the contents of his shopping bag, but it doesn't contain a new suit or any other tailored piece of menswear that would typically be sold during the bespoke tailor's business hours.
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In the late nineteen-forties, a young British epidemiologist named Jerry Morris was looking through the postmortem folios of a hospital in the East End when he noticed an alarming increase in the frequency of heart attacks during the first half of the twentieth century.
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Even when her mother was placed in solitary confinement off and on for 17 weeks, "they allowed me to go with her," says Deborah, who learned about her birth mother's story as an adult, after looking through more than 900 pages of prison files.
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Just look at that ending scene of Season 6 of "Game of Thrones" with Daenerys Targaryen sailing on her massive fleet of ships, the camera soaring and sweeping through the fleet, as if we were looking through the eyes of the dragons flying above.
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Might this be the equity market's way of looking through the current bond action, betting the economy will be good enough for a run of Fed rate hikes and implying that a rush to much lower long-term yields is not in the offing?
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Looking through the Landsat 8 satellite's thermal infrared imagery taken in April 2017 during a routine survey, he serendipitously spotted a strange and previously undetected bright feature just south of the Tern Lake Thermal Area within the park, indicating a relatively hot patch was present.
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But these delectable scenes said as much about gender, race, and economics as they did about cakes and curries—as Bright first noticed in 2007, while looking through the copy of Good Housekeeping that sparked the initial idea that became Feast for the Eyes.
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One of the biggest differences among pre-seed and later rounds, according to the report, is where investors spend time looking at the deck — if an investor spends more than 4 minutes looking through the deck, they are less likely to invest, the report found.
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I first thought about making crossword puzzles after I learned Will Shortz's story while looking through a University of Virginia alumni magazine in 2005 — how he got his law degree and then went on to become the editor of the New York Times Crossword.
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I read the privacy policy so you don't have to Looking through Huami's (the parent company for Xiaomi wearables / Mi Fit) privacy policy, the company makes it pretty clear that it collects anonymized information like your gender, age, and location to target advertisements with third parties.
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"My husband kept looking through the papers to try and find details about the cheap materials they used to renovate the building, but all we could see was blame against the brave firefighters, who saved my family's life," said Asma Kazmi, a survivor of the fire.
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"Looking through the volatility, the data remain consistent with the declines in building approvals over the first half of 112.133 and our view of a diminishing tailwind from housing construction over the year and a deeper downturn into 2017," analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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Looking through the sample photos of all these flagship phones, you may find that you prefer the look one creates more than another's — I certainly think Apple's portrait mode looks much better than the others, and its luminance noise in tricky situations is preferable to me.
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That's the feeling you get after looking through the 2016 award winners named…Read more ReadFirst put on the market 18 months ago for $7.5 million, the (sadly stucco-based) former headquarters of struggling basketmaker Longaberger is now available for a mere $5 million, Bloomberg reports.
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The more we can add a non-combat verb — even if it's looking through a spyglass, or eavesdropping on a conversation, or reconfiguring the walls of a mechanistic house — that gives the player something else to do to change the environment, to interact with the environment.
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While Virgos have a strong need for privacy (their corresponding tarot card is The Hermit), they're also ruled by Mercury, the god of communication, which means they're always curious and knowledge-seeking, or tucked away in their caves looking through their emails, Facebook messages, or Twitter mentions.
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"After looking through our typical monthly delivery indicators, we are lowering our Model S and Model X forecasts for 237Q214 to an aggregate 23,235 vehicles (from 2000,43) — as we believe International demand headwinds and Model S cannibalization (from Model 24 vehicles) will likely weigh," Tamberrino wrote.
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A core group of neighbors met in coffee shops or exchanged emails to discuss what work could be involved: going to meetings, looking through maps at City Hall, counting the houses along the street, canvassing the neighborhood, meeting with residents and gathering signatures on a petition.
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When I'm looking through the site's pages for individual punk bands, Bandcamp suddenly becomes more like a box of punk 45s, individually sleeved and glued, at the foot of a driveway on a rural route, with a pay-what-you-wish sign and a record player.
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"What President-elect Trump was saying was that he would rather look forward instead of backwards and that his eyes right now are looking through the windshield, not the rearview mirror," Trump's now chief-of-staff Reince Priebus said on Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor" in November.
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And looking through that window, the picture looks bleak for the US. Taking the drastic steps some parts of the country are now taking, like the California stay-at-home order, gives us a chance — not a guarantee, to be clear — to veer from the Italian trajectory.
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London (CNN)Residents of a high-rise apartment block in London have lost a long-running legal bid to stop visitors to the Tate Modern art museum from looking through their windows -- after a judge ruled that they could solve the problem simply by closing their blinds.
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Looking through Claire's old photos, he learns of a suspicious auto parts shop to which he immediately rushes, looking like a dope as he ambles into a back room filled with what are clearly Russian mobsters and demanding to be told what the heck's going on.
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And very quickly when we were looking through that data, this particular group of 2 million comments jumped out to us because they had a huge overlap with a data breach known as the Modern Business Solutions Data Breach that happened a little bit earlier than that.
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One of the main purposes of Monday's hearing was to adjudicate whether law enforcement agents could begin looking through the documents they had seized or whether the president and Cohen should first determine whether those documents were covered by attorney-client privilege, as their lawyers wanted.
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EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker questioned Ankara's long-standing aspiration to join the EU. The market is looking through this near-term turmoil and will continue to do so as long as investors believe central banks will insulate them from shocks with easy-money policy, El-Erian said.
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I could have been down on the sand with my feet in the surf or drinking a beer with my friends or doing any number of cliched things a person does during a sunset on the beach, but I was up on the boardwalk looking through my viewfinder.
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"Reem does the most amazing bridal designs, and Britany and I were looking through Vogue, and she pointed to this one gown, and I was like, 'I wonder if we could go to the showroom…&apos" All it took was for the singer to make a couple calls.
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"That's the fundamental problem that we have with this monetary policy cycle, and that's I think why the market is looking through [the Fed's decision] and seeing really only about one more hike for the cycle, which I think is the right way to look at it," Timmer said.
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"When you get in a situation like with Lindt and you have a sniper who is sitting 300 meters away looking through a scope, at the moment, they have to determine in their own minds whether they have the legal ability to use lethal force," Fuller told reporters.
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The lift was broken that day, so we climbed the stairs and stopped on a landing — the stairs were marble and the walls were covered in green Art Deco tiles — and I recall my mother and me looking through a large window over the rooftops of the city.
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Read more:Amazon has a huge selection of artificial Christmas trees — here are our top 10 after looking through hundreds11 of the best artificial Christmas trees on sale now at Target, Walmart, and Wayfair15 festive Christmas decorations you can find on Amazon — from lawn decorations to fun tree toppers
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Specific science goals include peering into the distant universe to capture the light from the first galaxies and stars, comparing the oldest galaxies with galaxies today, looking through dust clouds invisible to Hubble to see stars form, and even studying the atmospheres of planets outside the solar system.
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"By 'beaming,' we mean that we gave the participants the illusion that they were looking through the robot's eyes, moving its head as if it were their head, looking in the mirror and seeing themselves as a robot," explained co-author Francesco Pavani of the University of Trento.
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I was going through customs or whatever, they were looking through it, and I'm like, 'Oh my God, they're going to open it up and Sarah will be next to me and is going to see the Lorraine Schwartz logo'd thing and then it's going to be over.
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The two thought they had first met on JDate in 2013, but when Ms. Gans began looking through her future husband's childhood photos, she discovered that they had both been in the same large group that had traveled to Israel in 1997 for bar and bat mitzvah ceremonies.
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But when I started looking through my Twitter followers for those who had no trouble following the story of Little Women, despite having not read or seen prior versions, I realized something: A lot of them were people I followed primarily for sharing their thoughts about television, not film.
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Hanging from lamp posts, sitting in parks and gardens, stuck to the roofs of buses, and embedded in the asphalt covering parking lots, IoT sensors are there to help tourists locate and find information about anything and everything they need when looking through the lens of their smartphone cameras.
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