Even my kids' whining stopped as they ogled the views.
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It was a device designed to be played with, not ogled.
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She filmed Jane Birkin's ogled body and the imprisoned caryatids of Paris.
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The ones who ogled ducks in Central Park before it was cool.
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It's a roaring success because the women can be ogled by the patrons.
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Except several passersby thought the spectacles were an installation — and ogled them accordingly.
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Once open however, we ogled at each die-cast Elite Series figure had.
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Frank Bruni ROME — If there's a gayer country than Italy, I haven't ogled it.
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Two construction workers, leaning on a plastic barrier, ogled her blatantly as she passed.
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It is the beautiful women who are ogled naked in the very best of Titian.
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Of course, it all went down at the much-ogled architectural salt shed by the DOS.
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Marion is a notary who's clearly ogled by her boss and a client during a meeting.
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Another male colleague, she said, repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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Rudolph's architecture was solid and monumental on the outside, but behind closed doors it winked and ogled.
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I've been spanked, ogled, and had photographers intentionally sneak photos that show more than was previously agreed upon.
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I rolled my eyes when men ogled me; I responded to attempts at flirtation with epithets and smiles.
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Hundreds of people ogled the store from the street, which is turned into a pedestrian walkway on weekend afternoons.
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Allegations:Two Miss USA contestants said Trump walked into their dressing rooms, where female participants were changing, and ogled them.
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Black people are often feared, ogled in public, or even perceived as dirty because of their darker skin tones.
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" She also added that, "No one dreams of being ogled when you're a little girl wanting to wear a crown.
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Elsewhere in workplace misconduct: A lawyer ridiculed Steve Wynn's claim that he can't have ogled dancers because he's legally blind.
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I never accused Thicke's video of mocking these women — if anything, their nudity was being grossly ogled through the male gaze.
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People of color have been on the side of the road for too long, being ogled, addressed, but ultimately passed up.
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She also said a different male colleague repeatedly ogled her and one time even touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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During the 11-day event, approximately 27,000 visitors ogled more than 400 timepieces, historic models as well as new special editions.
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These offer intricate designs intended to be ogled at close quarters, with text so small it hurts the eyes to contemplate.
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Will the stars' kids be onboard to be ogled by fans, or is this an awesome kid-free vacation for the ladies?
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They are ogled, demeaned, talked down to, and generally reduced to the status of sex dolls that happen to walk and talk.
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She also alleged a different male colleague repeatedly ogled her and one time even touched her inappropriately on the House floor. Sen.
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Sánchez said that one lawmaker, who no longer serves in Congress, repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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"It's time to rethink N.F.L cheerleaders and their barely covered breasts being ogled on the sidelines by drunken men with binoculars," she wrote.
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Installed on plywood bases along a corridor, the porcelain pooches sit at attention, seemingly content to be ogled, like perfectly-behaved show dogs.
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Earlier this month the internet ogled over photos of then young Canadian Prime Minister when a barrage of photos of him went viral.
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He said he tried to have sex with a married woman, ogled a female anchor on "Access Hollywood," and talked about groping women.
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Luckily for Gile Rutherford's poem, the first wave of female Cantabs working toward full degree certification were on hand to be ogled at.
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Four women who have accused him of sexual misconduct repeated their allegations on Monday—that Trump ogled, groped, and kissed women without their consent.
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The soap star ogled by Donald Trump and Billy Bush on that "Access Hollywood" video says what the 2 guys did is textbook misogyny.
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Other women may choose to cover their hair or faces out of piety, or because they dislike being ogled, or to affirm their Muslim identity.
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Otherwise, some users, especially women who typically get the majority of inbound interest from men on dating apps, may feel pestered, ogled or even objectified.
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A day when hard-working and professional woman would be respected, honored and valued for their talents -- and not objectified and ogled over their looks.
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We've ogled at a number of winning looks so far, from dainty little ladylike bags to a gradient of greens across the street style scene.
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Donald Trump allegedly ogled and then groped a woman at the U.S. Open in 1998, and she came forward today ... with Gloria Allred by her side.
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In Season 1, with the Weinstein name stamped all over the opening credits, Page Six columnist and judge Richard Johnson unapologetically ogled a young model's ass.
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The story of the rape is there, blended with Gentileschi's unbearably compassionate painting of the biblical character Susanna, who was ogled and shamed in her bath.
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"Men stood in gangs and ogled at women, groped them, tried to feel them up, pushed them, and touched them throughout the concert," the statement read.
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He holds onto the good memories: the pack trip they took in the wilderness, the snowmobiling in West Yellowstone, the machinery they ogled at farm shows.
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Perhaps a pair of velvet platform heels from Topshop or the J.W.Anderson Pierce handbag that we ogled on the arms of seemingly every editor at Fashion Month?
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Everything from the great antiques of 1906 to modern rally and Formula 1 victors is just hanging out in the paddocks, waiting to be ogled and adored.
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" Sanchez said "that a different male colleague repeatedly ogled her, and at one point touched her inappropriately on the House floor, while trying to make it appear accidental.
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" –in Dream Master after bursting out of a water bed that had just contained a sexy naked woman being ogled by the horny dreamer "This is it Jennifer.
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She was crazy, she was complicated … She wasn't there to be liked or ogled, but she was central, and the audience loved her by the end of the film.
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He has been very clear about what he thinks of most women, which is not very much at all, except as objects to be desired, ogled and sexually accosted.
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Foregoing the impromptu swimming opportunity, some ogled the feat of Mother Nature from nearby structures, as waters began to recede and reveal what damage had been done to the community.
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It then cannily segues into a satirically cadenced exchange among three women about annoyances familiar to almost any female on this planet — being catcalled, ogled and casually fondled by men.
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Among other things, they alleged that during his newsroom days he had habitually ogled female underlings, touched them inappropriately and scheduled meetings in hotel rooms when he was not fully clothed.
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Whenever a celebrity visited, I would suddenly become the most popular person in the office, with everyone rushing to my desk to "chat" as they ogled the latest high-profile guest.
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Searching for answers as to why the man who never ogled women or flirted with anyone else would cheat on her, she tracked down his estranged mother's phone number and called her.
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"[Davis] ogled [Pitt's] body with such libidinous, googly-eyed wonder that her gaze of clear delight made him a sex symbol as much as those Evian abs and easy charm," Aikman wrote.
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Dozens of women backed the journalist, Marianne David, describing experiences from being ogled, cat-called and flashed at on the streets to being groped and masturbated upon in crowded trains and buses.
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"[Davis] ogled [Pitt's] body with such libidinous, googly-eyed wonder that her gaze of clear delight made him a sex symbol as much as those Evian abs and easy charm," she writes.
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Like Trump, beauty pageants judge women's worth based on their physical attractiveness ("She's no longer a 10"), and reduce women to public objects that can be paraded around and ogled by men.
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The alpha prototype made the long trip from the West Coast just so it can be ogled at by New York Auto Show attendees when it kicks off in a couple of weeks.
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We've all heard the power corrupts, that money is the root of all evil, and also that greed is good; we've all ogled the reality-show mansions and indulged in the princess fantasies.
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I remember the first time I set eyes on Linda Rodin — in person, not just in pictures — several years ago at an industry event, where I not-so-secretly ogled her from afar.
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The reason why Tony and Hannah bonded — other than being friendly neighbors — was because Tony never harassed her or ogled her body the way it seems most of the boys at Liberty did.
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Jim Elkind, Lost City's owner, addressed his colleagues, who sat amid the kind of $21,22001 Italian floor lamps and $21,221 midcentury modern low tables that are routinely sold (or just ogled) on 21stdibs.
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Indeed, an argument can be made that the gala, in which guests are often urged to dress in the theme of the exhibition, is arguably the ultimate high camp parade, ogled by millions.
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We could scour a man's background, dredging up the borderline salacious joke he told in '73 or find a witness to claim he ogled a girl in high school or once danced like Elvis.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), told The Associated Press earlier this month that a male colleague repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor when she first began serving in the House.
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Considerable effort went into homogenizing an impressive plethora of unique pieces, resulting in vintage museum or art fair optics, with much to be ogled, but also curatorial laziness that takes away from individual works.
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On that trip, the five women said, male sponsors invited to the photo sessions ogled scantily clad, and sometimes topless, cheerleaders and the squad's director sent cheerleaders to entertain the men at a nightclub.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), had told the Associated Press earlier this month that a male colleague repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor when she first began serving in the House.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), now a member of the House Democratic leadership, told The Associated Press that a male lawmaker had repeatedly ogled her and at one point inappropriately touched her on the House floor. Rep.
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On the first season of "True Detective," a flayed and ravaged female corpse was an object to be gazed at in horror, but there wasn't much difference between what the camera ogled and what it critiqued.
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Art is front and center, not as something reverentially ogled in a Swiss museum but as a cathartic force laboriously made, teased into existence, accompanied by doubts and mistakes, charged with emotion, and full of life.
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Meiselas captured a subculture of women for whom being ogled was intrinsic to their labor, and who forged relationships with each other built on the shared, understood premise of what it meant to be objectified for a living.
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Linda Sanchez (Calif.), the vice chairwoman of the House Democratic Caucus, told The Associated Press this month that a male colleague repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor when she was a newer member.
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The real-life Ailes allegedly preferred his anchors to have long legs meant to be ogled on-air through translucent desks, large breasts, and very often, blonde hair — though Fox did and does have successful non-blonde anchors, too.
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INDIANAPOLIS — As NRA members ogled racks of AR-style weapons during the group's annual convention in downtown Indianapolis Saturday morning, a 258-year-old armed with the same type of gun walked into a synagogue near San Diego and opened fire.
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INDIANAPOLIS — As NRA members ogled racks of AR-style weapons during the group's annual convention in downtown Indianapolis Saturday morning, a 19-year-old armed with the same type of gun walked into a synagogue near San Diego and opened fire.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), a member of the House Democratic leadership, told The Associated Press earlier this month that a male colleague had ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor when she first began serving in Congress.
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Eventually enough damage numbers jump out of the Behemoth that it dies, and you are treated to a short cutscene where you're in an empty passenger seat in a car being driven by the mechanic Cid (whom many VR participants unashamedly ogled).
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Fast forward 20 years, and that view of women as inferior, as objects to be graded, ogled or worse — publicly fat shamed in front of reporters — was bound to become front and center of a campaign built on misogynistic, bigoted and racist tendencies.
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He moved to Paris in 1822, and thanks to his friendship with the painter Ingres, he was given permission to make an engraving of the Mona Lisa, Leonardo's most ogled painting, which has become a hostage to its own fame at the Louvre.
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Which was better—life at home crammed into a 517-square-foot shack with no running water (and where people mocked and ogled them), or life on the road with the circus (which, by that point, was the only home they really knew)?
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The show opens to the public this weekend, and once again, the world's automakers have piled up dozens of new cars and concepts to be ogled by the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected to attend this year's show and see what's coming for 2016.
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In the United States, where there is no national paid family leave policy, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's year-long policy, enacted in 2015, has been written about, dissected and ogled over ( "It's every working mom and dad's dream," Elle wrote at the time).
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It wasn't televised to the world, as the Miss America competitions are, but all my mom's friends were there, as was my family's dentist, so I got to experience the chill that runs up your spine when you're being ogled by people you don't desire.
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But the new proposal's aims go head to head with powers ogled by leaders like Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May, who earlier this month demanded that extremists be deprived of online "safe spaces", such as those provided by secure messaging apps WhatsApp and Signal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — On October 18, as the rest of the art world in Paris ogled the art objects at the FIAC (Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain) art fair's grand opening, French-Luxembourg artist Deborah De Robertis was fighting in court.
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I'll grant him this: I cannot see Pence hanging out with that gang of thugs, castoffs and oligarchs who surrounded Trump as they ogled beauty queens a few years ago, with the future president dispensing advice on how to write up a really cheap pre-nup.
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When dozens of parents complained that a different priest had inappropriately touched and ogled their naked sons at a Catholic school, the diocese removed him from the school, but issued him a letter of good standing in 2014 that denied that there had ever been any report of wrongdoing.
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"It's almost like you have two personalities," Ms. Graham said, citing an oft-told story about Marilyn Monroe walking down a street in New York with a friend, who watched in awe as she went from obscure to ogled in a nanosecond simply by "turning on" some internal electricity.
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Since he began this kind of production — building carousels, bistros and airplane terminals (and, last season, a rocket that took off) — guests have ogled and chafed and debated: Is this the grossest expression of fashion's self-involvement, or a genuine moment of escapism, proffered by one who can?
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She may have had one of the most ridiculous catchphrases ("boop-oop-a-doop") in Hollywood history, and she spent most of her on-screen time being ogled by men, but her agency was unprecedented for a female character who wasn't written into the script as a sex worker.
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Political stalking Experts say the digital revolution in politics means voters in key states and congressional districts should expect to be stalked by politicians as aggressively as the marketers who use our browsing history to offer up repeated ads for the golf clubs or leather boots we've ogled online.
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On Wednesday night, Louis Vuitton landed in Kennedy Airport with a blur of black S.U.V.s and celebrity stardust, clogging the tarmacs outside the old T.W.A. terminal with LV-clad guests who ogled Eero Saarinen's ode to the space age and clattered into the arrivals lounge in towering LV ankle boots.
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A century ago, you couldn't afford to wear the same clothes as the wealthy, successful people you ogled in newspapers or from the other side of the road; now, thousands of companies around the world are making millions from allowing us to buy into anyone's lifestyle at a fraction of the cost.
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"I would like to see Congress investigate the sexual misconduct allegations against President Trump," Holvey said in an email, confirming she would "absolutely" testify about her allegations that Trump ogled her when she met him prior to the Miss USA pageant in 2006 and walked into a dressing room where she and other contestants were changing clothes.
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In response to the initial account from Leeann Tweeden, in which she alleged Franken harassed her on a USO tour and published a photo of Franken grabbing at her breasts while she slept, Keillor wrote: On the flight home, in a spirit of low comedy, Al ogled Miss Tweeden and pretended to grab her and a picture was taken.
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Of course, the video doesn't shy away from the sensual — just check out actress and known fashionista Ross dancing in a field wearing a silvery, body hugging jumpsuit and Copeland pirouetting in a white leotard while showing off her world-famous calves — but the women here aren't sexual objects to be ogled or prized as another possession for Drake to collect.
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On the Runway Though much has been made of the glowing glances with which Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and his wife, Louise Linton, ogled the first sheets of $1 bills with his signature during a trip to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing on Wednesday, for my money it was Ms. Linton's choice of dress that really made a statement.
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Whether we're looking at 22008th-century Impressionistic vistas by John Henry Twachtman and William Meritt Chase of the seaside landscape, interrupted by a 22012-foot tower for a steam elevator; an elephant-shaped hotel; or the anonymously created Cyclops head from the 240s that once ogled its eye from the Spook-A-Rama, there's a shared fantasy that's both tantalizing and trepidatious.
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Linda SanchezLinda Teresa SánchezFirst major 'Medicare for All' hearing sharpens attacks on both sides We can accelerate a cure for Alzheimer's Dems press Mnuchin on Trump tax returns MORE (D-Calif.), the vice chairwoman of the House Democratic Caucus, told The Associated Press that a male colleague, who is no longer in Congress, repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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In Ben Wheatley's action comedy Free Fire, his ultra-capable nice guy exterior betrays a sly psychopathy; in Tom Ford's queasy thriller Nocturnal Animals, his model-perfect alpha male husband radiates a dreaded mid-life ennui; and in Call Me by Your Name, Hammer's outwardly jock-ish Oliver is initially ogled as a sex object and treated as an airhead by Timothee Chalamet's Elio, only for the character—and the actor—to gradually reveal unknown depths.
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