Pitchers stare and stare at a complex sequence of signs.
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But it wasn't the painting's size that made me stare and stare.
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When you stare into the abs, the abs stare also into you.
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Stare into the eyes of the internet and these wax-filled eyes stare back.
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"A person can stare at you with intimidation, but the stare is different," Dr. Glass says.
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The forlorn countenance, the thousand-yard-stare… sometimes when you stare at #TrumpCake, #TrumpCake stares back also.
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It was a bit of a death stare — or a when-is-this-going-to-be-over stare.
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Boldly Kroff fixes you with his tawny cracked-glass stare, like the stare of a glass-eyed doll.
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"I told him that if people wanted to stare, they could stare at both of us," he said.
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My son typically responds with a blank stare — not, it should be noted, the aggressively vacant stare I cultivated in my 20s to discourage the apparently benign interest of family and friends in my romantic life, but an actual stare of incomprehension.
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Even if I stare at them back with a look that's asking them what the fuck they're doing, they continue to stare at me.
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SEVERINO: I absolutely believe in stare decisis but no place in stare decisis does it say that every case once decided it never gets overturned.
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But the book's prime appeal is that it leads you to stare and stare at the work of Jerry Pinkney — one of the great American pastimes.
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" Jalen: [1,000 mile stare] Kobe: [firmly inside the dark muse cage] Jalen: [10,000 mile stare] Kobe: [displaying exactly zero traits of being a human] Waiter: "Really?
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We stare at the screen, look away out of the window and try and focus on something else, and then stare back at the screen again.
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The lullaby I need is nowhere to be found; all I can do is stare into the void, with no hope that it will stare back.
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Stare at the image—really stare at the dividing line between Malone's facial hair and Kroeger's—and let Kroeger's first vocal burst through the woozy trap beat.
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With the 25, I would stare at my phone just to stare at it, and on the train I was always terrified to leave it in my pocket.
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What, ultimately, would looking closely at them—things we stare at, and things that stare at us all day—"reveal," they say, "about intimacy, identity, desire, and sex"?
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Some stand and stare at you with that patented cow stare, others bury their heads in the green, green grass, while still others have laid down for a rest.
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Stare at "Apollo Slays the Python, sketch," a study for the ceiling of the Louvre's Gallery of Apollo, commissioned in 503, and a van Gogh sunflower may stare back.
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She may believe in a "created universe," not an accidental one, but she does so while making herself stare — and making her readers stare — into the "unthinkable void" of space and time.
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Aubrey Drake Graham and dont stare at her too long.
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Alternatively, give up and go stare at The Dress again.
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Stare at each other, intensely, unblinking, for four hours straight.
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I mentally do the Jim from The Office deadpan stare.
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Does your dog ever stare at you for no reason?
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PIRRO: Originalist, texualist, constitutionalist, who respect precedent and stare decisis.
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Don't worry – you won't have to stare at the sidewalk.
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Patients stare off or struggle with the simplest of tasks.
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You want to stare out that window all day long.
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But don't worry: At Muscle Beach, you're invited to stare.
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The workers, all men, stare intently at their computer screens.
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He'll sit and just stare at you through the blinds.
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I can't stare into them for more than two seconds.
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"But when you see us please… don't stare," she continued.
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I will just stare at it until I give birth.
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I just like to stare at myself in the window.
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He's looking toward the white board with a blank stare.
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Will she stare down the audience with her telekinetic prowess?
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Men stare into the carpet for answers, signs and feelings.
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As for Bella's mystery admirer -- it's not polite to stare.
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It literally made me stop, tilt my head and stare.
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Already got the model stare and his eyes are beautiful!
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They have unfathomable depths we cannot help but stare into.
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"It's not nice to stare," they admonished in hushed voices.
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If people stare at me insistently, I don't care anymore.
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With a trademark steely stare, the native of Belvidere, Ill.
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When you stare into your dog's eyes, their oxytocin rises.
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Whether they stare at me or not almost doesn't matter.
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Some of the detainees stare blankly at the flight attendant.
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His previously relaxed demeanor swapped for an intensely focused stare.
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Sometimes I just sit and stare for a few songs.
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People sometimes stare, but they usually respond to it fine.
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The blank eyes of women stare out from grey photographs.
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We'd break out the tunes and stare out the windows.
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His response was to stare straight ahead and keep walking.
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And stare into the mirror and wonder what others see.
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Who would want to stare into such a dark mirror?
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Viewers don't stop and stare, they pass by without pausing.
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The poodle and the pug stare longingly at each other.
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There wasn't somebody performing that you had to stare at.
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Maybe they stare, look abruptly away, or shush their children.
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Stare Mesto, the Old Town, is not a frugal paradise.
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New Year's Reality: Stare at your best friend's engagement ring.
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Four figures stare frontally from the interior of a barbershop.
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All I could do was stare at the boys' shoes.
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"He loved to stare at other people playing," he said.
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Many of the Klansmen stare directly out at the viewer.
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I don't remember my response — perhaps just an icy stare?
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She's not a pouncer; she prefers to stalk and stare.
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A group of men, sitting around talking, stop and stare.
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Day after day he returns to stare at the painting.
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I stumble down the ladder and stare at the opening.
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They just stare, unmoved by the youthful art before them.
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You stare at someone, they provide visual and audio triggers.
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All I do is stare at her all the time.
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In it, I stare ahead, not smiling, and robotically bow.
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When they do, there will doubtless be people who stare.
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Now we just sit and stare at our phones. pic.twitter.
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I stare at my haggis and sip on my dram.
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A few are taking notes while others stare blankly ahead.
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All I could muster was, "Yes," and a long stare.
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For example, the court's first paragraph on stare decisis declared that stare decisis is weakest — and it is easier to overrule a decision — when the decision interpreted the constitution rather than a federal statute.
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Is it weird to stare at the bridge of their nose?
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Jason just did that dead eye stare at him so well.
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Other times, he'd sit and stare at me all through meetings.
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The rapper/producer's blank stare is being GIF'd as we speak.
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The comments usually come from women—men often just stare disapprovingly.
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You can stare at the camera and go into a coma.
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I'll walk to the window and stare out to the world.
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Strange faces stare from a collage of newspaper headlines about corruption.
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You won't have to stare at a buffering screen any longer.
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They're a whole lot safer to stare at than the sun.
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It's a straight-on stare with a slight pout — almost sensual.
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Amy just decided to glance at it and stare at it.
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Lulu's the kind of pretty you can't help but stare at.
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They both curiously stare down at the lens before losing interest.
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Most men will stare, shamelessly, with a dull expression of disbelief.
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On both occasions, the wolves stare him down and turn away.
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Those moments make Wynonna's disappointed stare-downs even harder to bear.
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Dinkins caught the robot's stare and knew she'd found her muse.
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"He workin' on his Yeezy death stare," yet another fan observed.
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Just Stare In The Mirror And Cry And You'll Be Good.
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It makes me not go home and stare at the ceiling.
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Yet, for most of the film, scientists stare at computer screens.
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"I lie a lot," she says with a slightly serious stare.
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Stare at a picture of Majima with kitty ears and whiskers.
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I'm bout to crack a brew and stare out the window.
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Other inmates, more experienced and violent than he, stare him down.
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Stare deeply into our bloodshot, eyes and learn the terrifying truth.
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Given Mason's blank stare, they've been there for quite some time.
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They stare out from a boyish face, freckled and apple-cheeked.
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Hideously embarrassed by their hands, they stare into each other's mouths.
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When the bandages came off, all I could do was stare.
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Just as Fleabag could stare into the camera and never quite
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I'm nervous that people will ask questions or stare at me.
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But stare decisis is a well-known concept in our law.
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It was all coming out before the soft lashes, the stare.
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Some stopped to stare at the protesters or to snap pictures.
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Qiao gives him a short, hard stare, fully loaded with scorn.
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They would stare right at you, which I think is powerful.
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They stare at these buildings, stand outside them, talk about them.
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Say her name- stare at this & tell me it's worth it.
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Park Doo-man's deadpan stare into the camera says it all.
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Mitch McConnell says nothing and accumulates power with his cobra stare.
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She's just too darn cute not to stare at every day.
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Perhaps Ms. Khanh does not want strangers to stare at her.
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For the Saudis, it is the long stare of the defeated.
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Its members stare into the audience with a perversely insinuating blankness.
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He has new tattoos, a shaved face, and a menacing stare.
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Stare into its rolled and unblinking eyes made out of parsley.
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Townsfolk are around but just stand and emotionlessly stare straight ahead.
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Then I stare at the ceiling for 27 minutes doing nothing.
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"22011,22016 people came to stare into the fire," The Times wrote.
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Today though, I stare intently at the test the whole time.
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I would either stare or say, 'Are you Daddy's little girl?
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" You have to stare hard, and wonder, "Hmm, is that Yiddish?
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I stare at the menu and want absolutely nothing on it.
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What am I supposed to do, just stare at Gemini Man?
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Images of Mother Mary and Jesus stare blankly across the room.
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The word superstition comes from the Latin words super and stare.
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Most people who stumbled across it were probably tempted to stare.
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You've got the trademark thousand-yard stare, or you're "T. rexing."
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It's in how you stand and how you stare into space.
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The more you stare at the issue, the stranger it looks.
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"Now you don't have to stare," he adds, and she laughs.
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"Reality can be sexist," I say, fixing Carlos with a stare.
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I would stare at Grace Coddington and her fruity red hair.
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You stare at those Gelfling eyes, and they look inert, wooden.
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Some were content to sit and stare out into the road.
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We'll stare it straight in the eyes and go for it.
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"People gathered around the truck to stare at them," he said.
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No. ... Then I go upstairs and just stare at the ceiling.
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I take their ignorance about my scars as a blessing, because I'd much rather them stare at me in confusion, than stare at me because they know that I'm trans and they're not okay with it.
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When she competes, it is nearly impossible not to stop and stare.
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Screenshot: TwitterWe have told you not to stare at the Sun today.
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Part of the reason is that photos give us permission to stare.
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It's definitely not a horrible thing to stare at for ten minutes.
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The thought runs through my head as I stare at my mother.
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Both Carolyn and Konstantin then stare at Eve in a conspiratorial manner.
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Give them a reason to stare with a bold white liner look.
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When Candy propositions Mike, his stare sends her scurrying across the street.
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Some people stare at their smartphones without hearing what their partner says.
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Women stare at him with open jaws, and I catch major shade.
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Sorry, we just wanted a chance to stare at them some more.
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I totally [eyes roll to stare fully into the eclipse] believe you.
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Two striking eyes stare directly at all visitors to Google's homepage today.
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Her gaze is confident, an assertive stare that directly confronts the viewer.
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Some days I can't do anything but cry or sit and stare.
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The first thing I do is stare at him for a bit.
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There&aposs no body language to read, just Lenin&aposs judgmental stare.
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She continued to stare at me and kept sitting at the bar.
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"They already have one," he corrects, with a meaningful stare at her.
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She gets a kick out of the fact that people will stare.
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That smile (that stare), that laugh (that giggle) gets me every time!!
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He'll stare at me and I'm like, 'What are you looking at?
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I sit down beside it and stare out into the blue water.
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His wife Ruth and his daughter Lise stare blankly at opposite walls.
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So many fights, so many stare-downs, so much talk of death!
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Almost every night, I sit in bed and stare at my phone.
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No. Do I stare enviably at the shirts I can never wear?
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Pierce lies on the ground bleeding while people circle her and stare.
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MCCULLOUGH: Or if you smell something or somebody&aposs got a stare.
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Stare at the live stream, however, for as long as you'd like.
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They'll stare down active regions that might soon spit out solar flares.
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My Uncle Clarence, my father's closest brother, would just stare at me.
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You stare out of the window at the static traffic around you.
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Please just take a minute and stare at this storm on Jupiter.
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Swag. Then you just, like, shake and stare off into the distance.
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I stare, trying to pry open its secrets from so far away.
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Don't stare at yourself in a mirror or give yourself a haircut.
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You just stare at the waterfall or grassland or mossy lava bed.
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Gueldner, who has a majestic beard, goes to stare out the window.
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It's going to stare at you all winter long, I know that.
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The legal principle is called "stare decisis" and Thomas isn't a fan.
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People stare at it and want to touch it all the time.
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If you are one of those lucky ones, glance, but don't stare.
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My boyfriend and I call it the "stare at the blister" look.
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Together the pair drink wine and stare longingly into each other's eyes.
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Every three months, Kepler would stare at a different patch of sky.
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Another was Dr. Fredrick J. Stare, the chairman of Harvard's nutrition department.
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It's no wonder people are stopping to stare at Vile's lifelike murals.
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He'll stare straight through that camera lens and right into your soul.
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Cavendish looked around with a blank stare until the victory was confirmed.
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Maintain eye contact in a way that is not a stare-down.
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You stare into someone's eyes until one or both of you cracks.
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And yes, he knows about the attention his creepy stare is getting.
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It seems the stare-down was playful gamesmanship more than anything else.
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Always they stare warily, cautiously, at one another, eventually dropping their gazes.
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And the "Fearless Girl" will stare down the bull for another year.
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Stare at this logo long enough and your mind will go slack.
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He just wanted to lay on the couch and stare into space.
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Again: just setting up my twttr Look at it, stare into it.
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I settle in one of the hammocks and stare at the stars.
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Just to stare at them, looking for any hint of aesthetic possibility.
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He settles into a thousand-yard stare, apparently too stunned to cry.
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"Don't stare," the friend with whom I rode the bus would whisper.
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While I was in the pool, they would just stare at me.
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It was the greatest relief just to stare at the blue sky.
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Fashion Review Finally, some clothes that make you sit up and stare.
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You don't stare and become obsessed with your Uber and Lyft apps.
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I love it when people use her death stare on the horse.
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I stroked Cain's hair, his frightened stare, gorgeous eyes, he was beautiful.
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On other shows, characters stare quizzically, sadly at themselves in the mirror.
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Like, stare at the wall to pass the time kind of boring.
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He says people continue to stare at the scars on his neck.
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I would stare out at it from my bedroom window and fume.
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This being New York City, others stop and stare along with you.
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As for me, I stare at my monitor at work all day.
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Not for any mechanical reason, just to stand and stare in awe.
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You take off your clothes, get in, and stare at the stars.
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Realistically, I can only stare at that tiny screen for so long.
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Give too much stare time and you can come across as intense.
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I stare out the window longing for an undamaged car and lunch.
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I'm just going to sit here and stare at my dirt yard.
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" He fixed me with a stare and said, "Who had a fan?
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Now he was stoic, with a fixed stare, hellbent on moving earth.
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I stare at my fish tank and just kind of do nothing.
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I like to stare at the flames and have super deep thoughts.
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I then ran out of the store to stare at a lake.
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So you take stock, stare at family photographs and sift through mementos.
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Pontus Lidberg has white-blond, close-cropped hair and an intense stare.
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Just ask this reporter who got a bit of a death stare.
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"I wanted her, a black woman, to stare down craziness," Civil writes.
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The "fighters," however, stare at each other with scornful boredom, then leave.
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Sometimes people stare and ask how they happened, what it all means.
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After a long stare, he took the cup out of my hand.
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Then came that patented Summitt look: the steely eyes, the hard stare.
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Often, I just stare at social media and don't listen to anything.
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But as Lillard and his teammates celebrated, he gave a TV camera a cold-blooded stare and nod combo that had NBA fans shook, including a few who referenced what is perhaps the most well-known cold stare meme.
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She opens it, they stare at each other, and she unbuckles his pants.
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Where people would stare and talk about her as though she wasn't there.
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It seems that the more you stare, the less human the paintings become.
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"Stare decisis does not compel continued adherence to this erroneous precedent," Thomas wrote.
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The show ends with Maja hugging her little sister with a blank stare.
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Most of them stare directly down the barrel of the unknown photographers' lenses.
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That stare [Bryce] gives me in the courtroom is why I don't [testify.
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I used to stare at it, imagining astronauts bouncing around in the landscape.
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You have to stare it in the face in order to understand it.
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I stare at the ceiling, willing myself to get up, but I can't.
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They whisper, chew gum, look at their programs, and stare at the stage.
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I pour myself some coffee and head down to stare at Excel sheets.
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He looked hard, with his eagle stare, and saw things as they were.
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And when the costumes are done really well, you can't help but stare.
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She's willing to stare it right in the eyes — and fight for it.
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Two orange glowing eyes stare from the face of the blurry clown. Deadlights.
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All of which is to say: don't stare at the eclipse while driving.
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Finally, Moore turns around and shoots him a "Can I help you?" stare.
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The shell-shocked U.S. Marine gripping his gun with a long, bewildering stare.
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In the summer, when she isn't wearing layers, people stare at her body.
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"Sometimes you stare into the void," said Rick Wilson, a longtime political operative.
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I will have to stare literally every one of them in the eye.
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People will say I look like Tupac and some people will just stare.
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Why assemble in a room if you're going to stare into a phone?
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Regardless of your status in love, you'll be digging your come-hither stare.
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Just pain and itching and another ceiling to stare at all day long.
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That is, if you only stare at the top half of the footage.
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" Shaobo Han: "The more people stare at me, the more powerful I feel.
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In the picture, he is disheveled, unshaven -- his eyes glassy, his stare dull.
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Where is Dylan Minnette, he of the furrowed brow and the concentrated stare?
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But the more I stare at them, the less sense Marco Rubio makes.
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Ask them what MSG is, and they'll probably give you a blank stare.
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How could you not want to stare at these women all December long?
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Stare too long or get too close, they tend to gobble you up.
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Let's all stare at this Maxine Waters GIF until our chakras align again.
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You're not allowed to breathe, and you have to keep a vacant stare.
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You stare at the tile the way a cow stares at the sky.
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I stare at one of the porters for assurance that I look cool.
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Put anything in front of a webcam, and people will stare at it.
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Pterodactyls flew through the air and I couldn't help but stand and stare.
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I think you have to stare down the fear and get over it.
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Like one of those things that you stare at where a picture emerges.
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"Don't stare right into the sun during a solar eclipse"Odell Beckham: pic.twitter.
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No one needs to stare at the Hoover Dam for two hours. Ever.
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Pipe in mouth, hand in pocket, his wintry stare completes an unshakable composure.
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They stare into the void, and let their lips curl. Defiant. Cathartic. Strong.
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How long can the country stare at that question without getting an answer?
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I asked Koenigsegg about Android Auto and was met with a blank stare.
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I am really here to stare at this wall more than anything else.
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In another, she stretches on a boardwalk while four onlookers stare and laugh.
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When you say that to people, they just stare at you like, 'What?
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Lil Rey responded with a deer-in-the-headlights stare and general disbelief.
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So I shouldn't stare directly, unblinking, at a 10,000-degree ball of fire?
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I just look right back at them, stare back at that person's eyes.
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The Warriors are still a tough team to stare down in the face.
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" "I wanted to stare right in her eyes and say, 'You didn't vote?
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Maybe that employee just doesn't want to stare at bot-peen all day.
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Or at least just stare at the thing for a real long time.
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All we can do is stare at them praying she calls us again.
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Others shake maracas for the cause and stare off into the middle distance.
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One which only makes your eyes burn the more you stare at it?
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Images of the couple still stare out from walls in the city center.
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Legal experts like Kimberly note that stare decisis is not an absolute rule.
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"I stare at her a lot, I just can't help it," Makram continues.
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Where is the backbone of America to stare down and isolate this dictator?
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How much weight do you put on old decisions, what's called stare decisis?
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When we passed each other, he looked at me with a blank stare.
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If you see us fixing our hijabs in the bathroom, don't stare. 83.
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Two apes stare at her; she is framed in their line of vision.
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Other times, late at night, I stare at the ceiling for too long.
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There were only telephones and all you could do was stare at them.
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The detainees stare at us as we make our way down the hall.
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Stare too long and the stomach churns, even as the eyes are mesmerized.
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There were guys who were definitely shell shocked with a thousand-mile stare.
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So why is he so drawn to making audiences stare down contemporary tragedies?
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Of course, the king has other needs to tend with a withering stare.
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But being forced to stare at the aftermath for weeks is simply gross.
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Stare out of a window during your commute instead of checking your email.
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Most just stare at him, as if he has descended from another planet.
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I couldn't stare contemptuously at a man and make him want me more.
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A cafeteria-style restaurant, Havelska Koruna, was amazingly located right in Stare Mesto.
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We have to face this thing, stare it down and fight it back.
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Stare at it for a while, and the country of CUBA might emerge.
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Women passing by stare, but not for the reasons you'd want them staring.
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If you think about navigation, you're trying to stare at a fixed point.
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As Woods nears, they stare at him, like something caged in a zoo.
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Now the I.O.C. and Russian officials are engaged in a doping stare-down.
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They stare with equal fascination when they are introduced to their brown manservants.
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"Sometimes it's a stare-down with the taxis and truck drivers," she said.
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"The stare could be fierce," said Wynette Jameson, a longtime friend and colleague.
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It was the sort of stare one would expect from a dead person.
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Other women stare at the ground, clasping their hands and shaking their heads.
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If you stare at the orb long enough, it pulls you inside it.
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Of course, it takes more than a great stare to anchor a musical.
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Or Is it Just Another Excuse for People to Stare at Their Phones?
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It may help to stare at a plant, according to researchers from Japan.
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Bergasse has them stare at the audience, too, but while seated in chairs.
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Ask the average American about #MMIWG, and you'll likely get a blank stare.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Figures stare boldly from the canvas, exuding youth and health.
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So you press the phone to your cheek, stare out the dark window.
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Two women and their baby stare straight at us from the American past.
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In the poster, wearing navy blue shirts, they stare into each other's eyes.
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I just want to have a casual body that people don't stare at.
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To have a SpongeBob stare into your soul every day is pretty amazing.
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"Stare at the lower left-hand corner of that chart carefully," said Acampora.
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Well, hopefully you don't really stare at them -- eyes on the road, people!
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And I could stare at it forever and never see the same thing.
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On this particular occasion, the guests all turned to stare when I entered.
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The most haunting creature you can stare down while on psychedelics is yourself.
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Keep recreating The Stare in full knowledge of its political and cultural baggage?
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Paper, pencils, and a wall clock were all there were to stare at.
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He had the day-old stubble and spellbinding stare of a telenovela charmer.
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Check. Constant skeptical stare and seven years' worth of surprisingly short chin hair?
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As the group grows, more and more strangers will stop and stare aloft.
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Every now and then, I stumble across a very special piece that makes me stare at my screen for about 20 solid Mississippis, cock my head, stare some more, and then finally decide that said piece deserves a 400-word examination.
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While in Rome, in 1961, surrounded by art tourists, he wrote in a letter to Nancy Holt (who would later become his wife): ''People want to stare with aggressive eagerness or they feel they must stare in order to grant approval.
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Ask him why he just plunked down $600 and he'll stare at you again.
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Then grab your eclipse glasses and stare away at the beauty of the corona!
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Their backs are turned to the letters as they stare off in either direction.
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I stare at the horses grazing in the distance, and I burp a little.
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But for many, the abyss of human behavior is impossible not to stare into.
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"I'd go to the locker room, and people would point and stare," he said.
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And in lieu of a person, she'll stare down the camera with equal intensity.
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She was probably pregnant already — from the potency of a man's child-giving stare.
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When they finally began agreeing to see her presentation, they'd stare at her blankly.
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We stare at a fast-disappearing sliver of the sun through our protective glasses.
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Every single action figure you could want — or at least want to stare at.
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And so you stare at the red light for what feels like an eternity.
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"I'd probably just stare at him and wait for him to speak," says Sawyers.
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In response, you'll get either an uncomprehending stare or an effusion of tall tales.
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We try not to stare, pretending we're not part of some disaster tourism group.
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Whatever captures our attention, if we simply stare at it long enough, becomes real.
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So, go ahead, voluntarily stare at those infuriating loaders in the full short below.
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The dead, glassy stare of the eyes on most dolls is kind of creepy.
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I could just sit back, stare up at the night sky, and go places.
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It is embarrassing — even more so when fellow passengers point, stare, whisper, and laugh.
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Portrayed together, family-photo style, the women stare at the viewer with eerie interest.
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"Chi just like her mommy with the big stare up and down," she added.
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However, Longcore said, impaired vision is unlikely unless you stare directly at a light.
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And as I strip him of his remaining clothes, it's my turn to stare.
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A soon as Die Gummipuppe walks into the room, most people turn to stare.
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You kind of want to creep around it and stare at is for hours.
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His blue face and blank stare suggest a look of despair or simply disbelief.
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This won't be the last intense, thousand-yard stare I'll witness over the weekend.
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You'd buy a record and just stare at that thing for hours on end.
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Stare inside my fridge for a good few minutes before realizing I have bacon.
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But Pastner said that losing a game caused him to stare into the abyss.
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"I would stare at the cover and think, 'I can do that,' " McCarthy recalled.
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So I rewarded him with a blank stare and went back to my homework.
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Chicken Boy's comforting stare had proven correct: Everything was going to be OK here.
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We're told Khloe and BC crossed paths inside and had a brief stare down.
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There's a whole bunch of people who just stare at the recent changes feed.
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"Most gyms, people stare at me because I'm in the chair," Bellamy tells PEOPLE.
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In one image, Rojas appears to stare into the camera's lens, his eyes wide.
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Then, as we stare the golden palace Ramon bought himself, we hear a gunshot.
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Starting today, your Uber rating is going to stare you directly in the face.
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The 18-year-old clearly learned from the best, channeling her sister's signature stare.
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You can stare at it, you can read the description... and that's about all.
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Here, stare at Nintendo's words and feel the anticipation... So... uh... there you go.
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Her fixed stare is full of rage — and for the first time, self-doubt.
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You can order it, or you can just stare at that gif all day.
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I would only come out to stare out the peephole of my front door.
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But no one can stare at a photo or a postcard for five hours.
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"I would like to stay and stare at these things all day," Davies said.
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Instead, I was free to stare candidly, directly into the life of another person.
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The Hill: "Stare decisis," the buzzword at the center of the Supreme Court fight.
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More prone to stare at a screen than to engage our neighbors in conversation.
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Was so uncomfortable to watch, and I wasn't even the subject of the stare.
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Even heat-stressed New Yorkers stop to stare at these free pop-up shows.
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Nearby, a group of potted plants dotted with plastic eyes stare at us quizzically.
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It can be strange to stare into the eyes of someone you don't know.
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We stare back at her blue eyes as they captivate us through our screens.
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Maybe it&aposs Mike Pompeo setting down his binoculars to stare into the distance.
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If you see someone whose gender expression confuses you in a bathroom, don't stare.
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I have never been lied to more than when I stare into a mirror.
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Something you're cool watching with your eyes closed, because it's not polite to stare.
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Every stare that turns to meet us is about as "meh" as it gets.
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Now, the designers can stare at their neighbors for as long as the want.
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One is macho posturing and not breaking eye contact—trying to stare people down.
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So where are we on that Obamacare repeal stare-off with the conservative hardliners?
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There are people who give me a hard, strong stare and a stern look.
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"When you stare at your own face for eight hours, it's hard," he said.
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No, it's more like, a quiet stare of maternal indifference and sad parking garages.
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"There's times in life where you got to stare down the monster," he said.
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And sometimes, that means accepting that stare decisis cuts against liberal arguments as well.
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Even the girls' vacant expressions as they stare into the camera look completely staged.
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She's wearing a striped polo shirt, a striped skirt, and an almost vacant stare.
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Scenes of pure destruction now stare out at us like monuments, looking quite majestic.
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"They're right to fear me," Grey says, before giving a very, very foreboding stare.
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As his fate was decided, Liang sat silently, a blank stare on his face.
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Sometimes even a stern stare from my otherwise pretty bohemian dad indicated that clearly.
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Ask them about the bond market and you'll most likely get a blank stare.
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The spacecraft's four small cameras stare at each segment in turn for 27 days.
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When he took the Los Angeles Metro to work every morning, people would stare.
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He happened to be facing the dressing-room mirror, giving himself a solemn stare.
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Salespeople have little to do except mill around and stare through the front windows.
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Children stare at his camera from behind chicken wire in front of their shacks.
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You get good at the thousand-yard stare, waiting for your session to begin.
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Fortunately, France and the Stare of NY and UCSF don't listen to your nonsense.
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People stare and try to pass you quickly if you don't wear a mask.
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I recalled the bodies on the street, the glassy stare of the little boy.
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But she's already made a fool of herself, and people are starting to stare.
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Typically, regulars simply ignore uniformed police officers, or stare at us defiantly and wordlessly.
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Quickly put these events behind you, and don&apost stare in the rearview mirror.
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Consider some of the descriptions of Seurat's stare, as offered by his fellow Parisians.
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I stare at the ceiling for a few hours until the alarm goes off.
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The whales stare at us with a power and endurance we can well envy.
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I stare at a set of broderie anglaise dresses hung in a cylindrical cage.
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His intensity, embodied by his icy sideline stare, has rubbed off on his players.
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Mr. Paxman provoked laughter from the studio audience, and a fierce stare from Mrs.
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It was hard not to stare, a fact my character decided to comment on.
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Ziki notices Kena's stare and, as many femmes might do, makes the first move.
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When I turn around to give him the N.Y.C. death stare, nobody is there.
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It is better to stare into the abyss than to step into it blindly.
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A handful of engineers stare intently at code running on a bank of computers.
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But we use this as an excuse to stare at their private lives anyway.
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Sometimes before another meal I'll stare at it for a while, like, 'This again.
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"I'd basically just sit here and stare at this board and think," DelGaudio said.
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They are, admittedly, lots of fun to spin and stare at, and they're everywhere.
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Four: Stare out the window as you try to make sense of it all.
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Just pick a busy street corner and stare at the sky for 60 seconds.
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"Of course people will stare at your feet and laugh at you," she says.
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Sometimes, you don't root for athletes so much as you stare at them, the way you might stare at Niagara Falls, or at David Copperfield if he warmed up ninety minutes before every show by casually making cocktail waitresses vanish into thin air.
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The requisite smoldering stare, perfectly manicured stubble and bad boy tattoos are all in tow.
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They stare at a privilege only the older and wiser among them get to experience.
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Don't waste it on thinking people are going to stare at you in the corner.
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Don't tell me, just let me stare at you harder until I get it right.
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I'm going to go home and stare at it and not know what to do.
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But you will have to train yourself not to stare at it all the time.
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Two banks of cold grey concrete stare back at each other across an unkempt pitch.
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Maybe it's his deep, judgmental voice, his penchant for drama, or his thousand-yard stare.
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He fed off this weakness and would stare more intently or argue even more aggressively.
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She dared us to stare at it, even when we might want to turn away.
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It's called "The Office Stare Machine" and will shoot back any emotion you so desire.
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And I think that&aposs why you see people talking about stare decisis, you know.
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Jason would lay in the marital bed and not get out and stare at me.
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Back from warging through the skies, Bran and the Night King stare at each other.
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Feel a real need to share how long you can stare idly at your phone?
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She even has the same piercing stare and slight lip pucker down to a science.
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That Hazony and company can stare at Wax's phrase and not discern racism speaks volumes.
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She said he would stare at her and stand very close to her in school.
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Alysse Dalessandro: I started Ready to Stare after I was fat-shamed on the street.
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We stare at each other for a moment, then she sighs and drops her arms.
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Lena and Kane stare at each other with the knowledge that they are now changed.
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Admirably, Wahlberg refused to take to the bait, simply fixing Manning with a blank stare.
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As a little girl, Kim used to open up encyclopedias and stare at medical entries.
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Even though she hates it when people stare, she didn't say anything to the woman.
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When you look at them under the microscope, they stare straight back, unfazed by humans.
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No time to stand beneath the boughs and stare as long as sheep or cows.
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I still shave my legs because I honestly can't handle when people stare at them.
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Amidst the brightly-colored clutter, the tiny eyes of paper birds stare out at you.
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His dead-eyed stare and accompanying mutton chops slinking down the side of his cheeks.
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In the event Mr Bezos was able to stare down Mr Pecker, his alleged antagonist.
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However, he lets the music (and his hilarious dead-eyed stare) do all the talking.
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And now that she is here, I just stare at her in wonder all day.
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Young people today want to stare into a wrinkled reminder of our shared human mortality.
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Stare deep into the abyss, and 16 infrared sensors are staring right back at you.
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"I saw him stare at her, daggers," Margulies recalled, and the assistant shrugged at him.
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Sometimes I'd stare at the good-luck charms and think, Give me your baby juju.
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I want to bring people together and make them stare at their own dead bodies.
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They raise a banner atop a lavvu and stare down the camera with arms folded.
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But what I'll always remember about my recent conversation with a robot is her stare.
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Stare at one spot on the wall and take a peek at the answer key.
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I will admit it was special to stare at him from across the cage, though.
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They can stare at Hemsworth's face all day without weirding out the folks around them.
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And I stare at his ears and I remember another thing my mother told me.
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"We'd go to the mall, and people just stare," her friend, Joe Zuniga, tells PEOPLE.
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Or you can just smear it on your arm and stare at it for hours.
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Just like he doesn't know not to stare at the sun or what Hezbollah is?
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I'm talking about feeling safe in that I don't want people to stare at me.
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Sidibe's memoir, This Is Just My Face: Try Not to Stare, is available at Amazon.
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In one image, Moro massages Liao's shoulders as they both stare directly into the camera.
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But the whole time they're bickering it's hard to not just stare at Mama June.
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Hopefully, these crying dudes will wipe their eyes long enough to stare longingly into hers.
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Why does he always feel the need to blankly stare at us while we're fucking?
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If you stare at it anyway, you could do long-term damage to your eyes.
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With no one to talk to, I had nothing to do but stare at Mariah.
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If the player opens their eyes in a wide crazy stare, so does the avatar.
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His mom was a lovely woman; she would just sit there and stare into space.
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Hard not to stare at this scar, that seems to be staring back at you.
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They stand in a line and stare out into the blue expanse, into the horizon.
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Kirsten Dunst, who plays a NASA supervisor, was fixing Ms. Henson with an acid stare.
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They stare at books on the shelves and try to recall the sentences within them.
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" Nicole de Leiburne, founder of Don't Just Stare, agrees, saying, "Creativity is a general thing.
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He saw her stare vacantly into the sky as American medics tried to treat her.
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The stare-down thing kind of left maybe a little sour taste in people's mouths.
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Roman to an empty pier from which she can stare disconsolately out at the surf.
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In the segment, appropriately titled "Hannibal's Hands," we see Hannibal stare at his hands. Yeah!
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Will the guy in shorts ambling along with his groceries stare at my crimson face?
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Droppert calls this photo "The Stare," and said, "It lasted for two minutes, at least."
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But Christ's body is scarred with cuts and his head limp, with a dead stare.
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And just continuing to touch and stare just made me feel completely helpless and horrible.
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What does it do to brains and bodies to stare at a screen all day?
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Stare at it for hours while your chakras align and your karma balances itself out.
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My coffee is empty and I stare into the bottom of the eco-friendly cup.
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I picked up a bunch of them because I just wanted to stare at them.
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She has the same expressionless stare in all of her photos on her new profile.
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We stare together for what feels like a long time, or might have been seconds.
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We'd sit in restaurants and just stare into each other's eyes for the longest time.
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The doctrine of precedent, known as stare decisis, "to stand by things decided," is sturdy.
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Indeed, the last big challenge to Roe was decided on the basis of stare decisis.
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Bush speaks of George, her smile softens, her stare gets lost in a romantic haze.
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Does Hank stare balefully at the loot and get all passive aggressive with his team?
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If you don't want to stare at puppies...we aren't sure what to tell you.
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Both Marina and Polo stare at each other in a state of blood-drenched shock.
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I'd like to sit in the sunshine, cause I like to stare at the sun.
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I'm not the person who will get on a treadmill and stare at a wall.
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"That is, you really are starting to stare a no deal right in the face."
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Stare at the name MISSOURI for a while and see if you can spot it.
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I didn't want to stare, but I really wanted to watch and copy his technique.
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I didn't want to stare but I really wanted to watch and copy his technique.
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The dissent analyzed the stare decisis factors and found that few supported overruling the decision.
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Nothing seemed to alter his state of mind, not even my occasional but piercing stare.
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" In dissent, Justice Kagan wrote that "the majority subverts all known principles of stare decisis.
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It is possible to stare into an abyss and feel an odd kind of peace.
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"He was looking at me with a blank stare, looking right through me," Dukellis said.
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And I just kind of had to stare at the floor for a few minutes.
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But in our universe, we just held each other's stare, until finally I walked away.
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That withering "death stare" was directed at Trump — but was it directed only at Trump?
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If you stare at a screen all day, try taking a tech-free lunch break.
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And during our interview, I can't help but stare at Ross' gorgeous head of curls.
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Kersh does that stare, Andy said, 'Okay, I want you to laugh, cry, laugh, cry.
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I'd love to sit right in the front row and stare in their corrupt faces.
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The longer I stare at the photo, the more I wish I'd never seen it.
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Try to force too many drinks on him or stare inappropriately, and he might retaliate.
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He paused to stare in disbelief at his opening's catering bill of several thousand dollars.
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The taps are porcelain doll heads, which stare like angelic witnesses to the evening's festivities.
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The V60's high-res OLED screen is something I could stare at all day.
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Praying mantises are the only insects able to swivel their heads and stare at you.
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Return to the spots where you had the most difficulty and stare intensely at them.
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Just stare like some zombie child—a child who shows up from out of nowhere.
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Sorry, but those with me have to shut their mouths and stare at the screen.
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They form a line at the lip of the stage and stare at the audience.
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I stare at $1,100 plane tickets to my new destination and have a sinking feeling.
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Travare would stare into space or turn on the stove only to leave it unattended.
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Often, despite the quantity of them, she said, one would make her stop and stare.
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I've had patrons with that distant stare still insist on trying to order another drink.
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These are the kind of fearless diplomats we need to stare down dictators and despots.
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"He had a very cold stare," said Rhonda Roxburgh, a neighbor of the young Cruz.
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I stare at the fleshy carcass, astonished, and accept the expensive gift in acute embarrassment.
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" Another deputy noted that he "avoids eye contact" and "looks downward with a blank stare.
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Save your time and money and stare at a wall for a couple of weeks.
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They talk, laugh and stare (sometimes at the viewer), and hold among them 10 artworks.
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But as you stare at that picture, it suddenly dawns on you, I get it.
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I find an open seat next to a window and proceed to stare out it.
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KS: Where are screens, because most people just stare at a small screen right now?
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But be warned: If you ask about it, he might still give you a blank stare.
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Every so often, my husband and I would just stare at each other in abject horror.
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People very rarely look me in the eye—they prefer to stare about four inches below.
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"I'm old-fashioned in that I actually do make maps and stare at them," Lee said.
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I stare until my eyes hurt, but I'm still not sure what I'm looking for exactly.
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Commentators were quick to delight in Belichick's hard stare at the woman through the entire encounter.
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She expertly modeled her second "disco ball" look, heading down the runway with a serious stare.
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But the third decision is stare decisis - - court precedent and how much the court respects that.
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I stare blankly at my computer screen for about 212 more minutes before starting any work.
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There are no exceptions, and the other justices will stop and stare until it is answered.
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I snack on almonds while I stare at the fridge, trying to decide what to cook.
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Her fierce stare dares you to pick up a pencil and begin to color her in.
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They stare at the drool on her chin, her different length arms, her obvious learning difficulties.
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We feel like we can stare at her gown for hours and always see new details.
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Since then, players haven't been able to do little more than stare at a black hole.
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I'd argue not, especially when the problems, staggering as they are, stare us in the face.
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Deep in the pit I search for some glimmer of bottom, but just stare into nothing.
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Abu Ghraib, Iraq (CNN)There was something strange in their eyes: a flat, empty, distant stare.
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In England, men stare at her as if they're aware she's dropped in from another world.
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Now, as I stare at a Swift Playground lesson plan, I realize I was half right.
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The longer you stare at the waves, the less they resemble water and just rippling lines.
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Or at least your colleagues know it should be, even if they can't help but stare.
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They stare up at people towering over them, trying to identify new faces and old friends.
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While he'll stare at her sexually, he won't let June touch — let alone nurse — the baby.
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The longer a person wanted to stare someone in the eyes, the faster their pupils expanded.
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I stare at my goldfish for a while with bleary eyes and sip on the water.
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Kaitlyn: Or, people will also just like stare at their own grid or whatever. Uh-huh.
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Image: Wikimedia/VanessaQHow much time should kids be allowed to stare into their screens like zombies?
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Stare blankly into the void with a foot popped to make your outfit look more fashionable?
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Now, all you need to do is just stare into their eyes and fall in love.
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I glanced over, trying not to obviously stare at her ridiculously strong legs and toned abs.
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Ask us in the winter if 65 degrees is appropriate shorts weather and we'll stare blankly.
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As you walk in their direction, you stare at a (suddenly fascinating) leaf on the ground.
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But in her blank stare back at the television, she's accepted how the world sees her.
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The stare down in the gym was even crazy at the end before the fight happened.
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Offred has to guide Janine's stare away from what she can't have and gather her in.
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So, North Koreans and South Koreans stand here every single day and stare at each other.
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She said it in such a dead tone with a blank stare; it gave me chills.
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Cuddling in bed, Colton and Cassie kiss and stare at a tray of untouched breakfast food.
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I'd sort of love — sit right in the front row and stare at their corrupt faces.
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It was hard not to stare at the purple lesions on his pale, near-translucent skin.
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Or a high femme owl warding off a heteronormative holiday with her deadly, femme fatale stare?
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In his characteristic red tie, Trump leans forward, no smile, with an aggressive — arguably menacing — stare.
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First of all I would stare hard and guess what color I felt it might be.
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Each day I would stare at my breasts for hours in front of the bathroom mirror.
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They walk really close to the ground and sort of keel over and stare into nothing.
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The Night King and Red both have a death stare that even puts Luigi to shame.
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It's a unique feeling to have large undersea creatures come and stare at you, said Thurston.
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And do I really want to stare at my phone even when I'm brushing my teeth?
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"He also started to stare at the sun wide-eyed," said Guardino of Patchogue, New York.
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They stare at, and glide toward, one another to the unmistakable, unfortunate sound of a heartbeat.
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I was met with a cold stare by my mom and dad — no hello, no nothing.
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He's covered in water, but all you can stare at are the pools in his eyes.
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You get to stare into the victim's eyes as she realizes that she's going to die.
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I can finally stare at that photo again without wanting to hurl it across the room.
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He saw the whiteness of Sara's eyes around her pupils, her stare suddenly narrowed and mean.
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She turned and gave me a long, level stare, then blew a raspberry in my direction.
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According to their interpretation, a longer stare meant they were encountering a strange or unexpected scenario.
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In Thailand's bustling Chinatown, gold shops are empty and bored employees stare at their mobile phones.
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Syriza blinked in this stare-down, fracturing its membership and earning the ire of its voters.
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I did, in fact, stare awkwardly at the FedEx guy — I was so far beyond confused.
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"He just looks at me with this killer stare and he's like, 'I'm McConaughey,' " Golding recalled.
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He is one of the most easily recognizable creepypastas, with his eerie stare posted across forums.
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Whatever you do, don't stand around and stare like a weirdo while others get it on.
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The judgy Grey's stare was firmly on the mom who didn't hide her gun well enough.
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Then an old woman with a little dog walked by and stopped to stare at them.
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It's the ability to look it in the eye, stare it down, and push past it.
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But even Scalia, a conservative who died in 2016, had a different view of stare decisis.
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I tried to stare blankly into the distance when I typed, to maintain a good posture.
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These telescopes can stare at one single star for up to six months at a time.
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We both stare at computers and smartphones all day to work and to keep in contact.
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The companion app lets us stare at flora on a screen with an augmented reality overlay.
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But then you stare a beat longer, holding your gaze, and the mirage begins to wither.
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"It's tangible that people stare at you like a U.F.O. just landed on Earth," Karega said.
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There are so many things you want to say, but instead you just stare on, longingly.
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The most obvious way to discern the two reptiles is to stare down their sinister snouts.
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That's awesome—but then you have the guys who gawk and stare and accost these women.
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Maybe we need to stare at a simple, everyday family snapshot to remember what binds us.
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"He does not believe in stare decisis, period," Justice Scalia told one of Justice Thomas's biographers.
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I stare at the picture for an hour while reciting the lyrics with the lights off.
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My 11-year-old autistic son, Ezekiel, squeezed my hand and gave me a reassuring stare.
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There is the particular beauty you find when you stare at the carpet as a child.
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"People would stare at me on the street like I shouldn't be doing this," she said.
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Do not stare at your computer screen 24/7 without a pair of blue light-blockers.
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"You can't just stare at people," one girl whispered to me, in an act of kindness.
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" She told other students in class that a particular student would "stare at my daughter's ass.
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Brigitte Macron forgot the first lesson of getting your picture taken: ALWAYS stare down the photographer.
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Creators are out there on their own—tiny, individual digital citizens trying to stare down Google.
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You look at him with a glassy stare that says, I have no brain cells left.
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What do you think or feel when you stare into glistening lights in the night's sky?
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Look at Dippold's "oh fuck" stare, her cheerful Halloween paper plate, the slightly bemused-looking bystander.
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Marvel at the pretty settings, lust after the linen shirts, stare at the goat named Gilbert.
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I stare at the sea, and it's the calmest I've ever seen it, so eerily silent.
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Kelvin's mother tells us that he becomes nervous in public places when people stare at him.
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From that perch he can stare at the opposing catcher and set to stealing pitching signs.
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Jesse Owens at the 1936 Berlin Games, achieving great success under the stare of Adolf Hitler.
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There are times when the camera seems content just to sit and stare at her face.
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People on the platform turn to stare as Mr. Ahmed belly-laughs, nearly weeping with delight.
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There was a much older (white) man at the bar, whose stare remained squarely on me.
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This camouflage keeps my vitals very much part of the sand I stare down all day.
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" After giving a quizzical stare, Mr. Stewart replied: "I thought this is how men dressed now.
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Bystanders came around to stare at its smooth gray hide, bloodied nose and clouded-over eyes.
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He plays Geralt as a man stocked with curt lines, eye rolls, and furrowed stare downs.
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Yup, patrons stare at the art for hours before being told, 'Sir, that's an exit sign.
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They potter between the rows of freestalls, stopping to stare at their (most likely annoying) visitors.
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I used to be shy about it, but now I just crawl right up and stare.
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Some refugees stare down the camera; a young girl smiles, while her father looks down, abashed.
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Mako once advised me to stare at one of his paintings for 10 to 12 minutes.
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In some images, the subjects stare at the camera directly while bleeding or rolling a joint.
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He holds the pictorial space with solidity and authority, and his eyes stare right at you.
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But this budget Homer Simpson-looking rickshaw driver, all blank yellow stare and borderline copyright infringement?
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Both emerge with a smirk and thousand-yard-stare, ready to kick ass and take names.
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It's an especially striking image against the other 19 leaders who stare stoically or smile professionally.
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Stare into this spiral for too long and you will become hypnotized by its mathematical perfection.
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You can wear a watch, check your phone, stare at the sun, or ask a stranger.
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Anyone is welcome to stop and stare and supply their own baggage to this seafaring yarn.
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With a deadeye stare, in the fifth and final round of the contest, Sombat ran amok.
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"When I drove out of the gas station, that same cop that you see in the video, he stared me down before pulling out of the gas station, and I stared back, not to stare at him, but to stare at the situation," he told The Wrap.
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" In his book, Eyes in the Sky: The Secret Rise of Gorgon Stare and How it Will Watch Us All, Holland notes that Gorgon Stare provides a "God's-eye view" of kilometers-wide areas and that the technology opens up a "whole other dimension of surveillance.
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She also released her memoir This Is Just My Face: Try Not To Stare over the summer.
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"Just eat," the waiter says as I stare at the infinite food combos in front of me.
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At one point, Anthony was asked to stare into a camera and address the people of China.
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The two stare deeply into each others eyes while the sun sets in the horizon behind them.
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As they passed, the pictures printed on the backs of their shirts seemed to stare through me.
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Every conceivable piece of personal technology is on display, right in your face, begging you to stare.
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It's just a plain old circle that you stare at until you start banging on your keyboard.
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I get that it's lightweight, but it feels and looks chintzy the longer I stare at it.
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They stare out at us dressed in Victorian clothes, partly obscured by hoods or unaccountable floating forms.
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After catching a glint of madness in Daenerys' stare, his loyalties switched to Jon Snow (Kit Harington).
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"I was 13 and ran home crying everyday because people would stare at my skin," she wrote.
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Of all the justices on the court, Justice Clarence Thomas gives the least deference to stare decisis.
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"Even when we're just going to the store, a lot people stare at us," Milena Rivera said.
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MURDOCH: But it&aposs just, from every one of them, you want to stare at your nipples?
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While they may acknowledge their shared history — the stare in last night's episode was a good start!
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"When the eyes get wide and you stare at someone, it means you're seducing someone," she says.
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You can stare into the eyes of your partner, grow older together, and share your life experiences.
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Jose Fernandez will strike you out and stare you down into the dugout and pump his fist.
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Panting, I rush into the bathroom, flick on the light, and stare down into the bowl. Nothing.
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Yes, the scarf is annoying, yes, the pollution is bad, yes, politics is politics, yes, people stare.
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There is no woman in the Seven Kingdoms who can hold an icy stare like I can.
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A wide-eyed kestrel couldn't help but stop and stare down the barrel of this highway CCTV.
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"Would you please take your seat," he said, fixing his stare upon his old friend Mr. Ahluwalia.
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We're constantly under threat, but we stare down the most intense hatred with resolve, perseverance and strength.
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I get paid to stare into the faces of the tiniest, cutest creatures you could ever imagine.
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I stare at it vibrating on the edge of the couch until it falls to the floor.
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If you look out of the windows, the large eyes of a cat stare back at you.
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Or just stare at the out-of-this-world images if you're a little (ink-) gun-shy.
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Narcissistic bores who stare at themselves in the mirror for hours are the dullest people on earth.
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And she'll stop and look up and stare right into your eyes, for a long five minutes.
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I would go [to chemo] with my wife at the time, and people would stare at us.
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But if I stare at it and intentionally try not to move my eyes, the colors fade.
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The men and women stare into face scanners and swipe badges at security turnstiles to clock in.
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That was as clear as the blank prairie stare on the face of House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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When Portman tried to stare Bush down, however, Bush disarmed him with a kiss on the head.
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Ask an entrepreneur in San Francisco about Priceline, and you are likely to get a blank stare.
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What kind of masochist wants to stare at a billion pinpricks of light all at once, anyway?
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Her stare is cold, and without so much as a hug, she heads outside for the photo.
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Manafort broke his stare only to review government exhibits on a small monitor in front of him.
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Plus, her stop-and-stare Lorraine Schwartz jewels were a great complement to a show-stopping dress.
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She's Mastered the Sip-and-Stare Selfie Pose Tea is to models what Gatorade is to athletes.
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However, once you leave your message, don't let yourself stare at your phone, willing it to ring.
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As I stand atop the riser, I stare out at the empty seats in front of me.
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KS: No they need to stare at it and look down at their feet the entire time.
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Others bite their nails, clutch their heads in pain, or simply stare into space, eyes glazed over.
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Jeremy Meeks has a hot button ... anyone asking about his estranged wife's miscarriage -- beware of the stare.
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In the snapshot, Benjamin is giving the CNN anchor a curious stare as Cooper, 51, cradles him.
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How long did they stare unblinking at the news, until they packed up their things and evacuated?
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You can stare at it all day, and no little Bitcoins come out or anything like that.
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The comb drives crackling through her chestnut hair, her wide-open blue eyes stare fixedly into space.
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Fox News: Hey, do you ever just stare at one spot and zone out for a while?
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That is, it's so special and one-of-a-kind, you can't help but stop and stare.
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Unlike black, this fiery shade doesn't go with everything and when you wear it, people will stare.
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There were times in those televised contests when Bush withered beneath Trump's stare with a terrified smile.
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No longer will your dog have to stare at your Cake Boss cannoli with longing, hungry eyes.
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That you stare at a muted TV for hours, tears streaming down your face without knowing why?
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Manafort only broke his stare to review government exhibits on a small monitor in front of him.
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You still have the million-yard stare and don't know what the f— just happened to you.
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We stare at our fireplace, which is filled with vinyl that doesn't fit in our giant shelf.
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The painting invites us to stare at the black coals, with their blue, yellow, and orange aura.
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" There, she received what she described as "the absolute worst, ugliest look, just the worst stare-down.
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"He has this stare, this wide-eyed smiling gaze that pierces right through you," Ms. Turner said.
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Contestants stand behind an orating Mr. Trump and vie to see who can stare blankly the longest.
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I meet peers who have that 50-yard stare and they're not really present or listening anymore.
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And if you play your cards right I can stare at you while I do them. ♦
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As she wrote, Jimi Hendrix's stare from a poster on her wall gave her inspiration, Lane said.
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Jimmy Ray Gallup aimed the dead stare of his sunglasses at each of the lookers in turn.
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When talking to her, the woman could only stare at the ring and bite her own lip.
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The Secret Service agents in front of the limo continue to stare off into the distance, impassively.
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The court specifically went through all the factors of stare decisis in considering whether to overrule it.
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I like my iPhone better when there's like 80 percent less autoplay food video to stare at.
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But he said the principles of comity and stare decisis would still ward off repeat derivative litigation.
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"We'd go to the mall, and people just stare," her friend, Joe Zuniga, told PEOPLE last year.
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I stare right into the eyes of the woman staring back at me, and I recognize her.
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She would just stare out the window, holding onto his red jacket and wishing he'd come home.
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A lot of what we do all day is wander and sit and stare out the window.
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Somedays I'd stare at the wall and lick it for a bit of water that seemed natural.
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At least we can still stare at the bright colors of those PlayPlaces, imagining what could've been.
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Unclear what exactly set off the stare-down ... we haven't heard back from his office for comment.
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My dad briefly took his eyes off of the road and threw me a stare of disbelief.
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I stare at the floor, palms and arms open, willing to welcome whoever comes into the room.
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We're just gonna have a stare-off and you're gonna walk away and you're gonna remember me.
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It lives in her stare, in the way she talks, and in the pain of her walk.
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As I stare at it, a waitress approaches me and offers a complimentary tureen of turtle soup.
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Everyone: Sometimes I just stare at terrible things on the screen with zero emotion on my face.
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Bob used to get high, stand naked in broken glass and stare at the sky and shout.
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You have to find the time to stare at things; the time was never handed to us.
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As the camera recedes, his parents stare at him, barely moving, while Michael gazes into the distance.
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KS: I stare at the people on their phones and I give them ... CP: Just judge silently.
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He has curly hair and full lips and a stare that goes dark when he is hurt.
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The longer I stare at them, the more I hear the voices of both of my children.
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"I guess you're not dying!" she yelled over the music, and everyone stopped to stare at me.
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The trick is to solve a few of the theme entries and then stare them into submission.
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The eyeless heads of slain humans and cattle stare blindly and balefully at us through the screen.
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I'd find him sitting quietly with the chilling thousand-yard stare that I recognized from my husband.
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We probably have always felt the urge to climb hills and mountains and stare at the sky.
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Maybe you just want to go with irate and level a "I hope you die, sir" stare.
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I would stare at the bold, swirling primary colors, the oil heaped in some places, splattered elsewhere.
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I saved the Boston Globe story on my computer and would occasionally open it and just stare.
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But when you take out a camera and ask someone to stare into the lens, it's different.
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I would drift through the front doors, and the girls would stare and the boys would wonder.
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Keep looking and they start to accrue into strings, as when you stare at a word search.
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The principle of stare decisis, or "let the decision stand," is fundamental for a Supreme Court justice.
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Doll-like, curvy ceramics by the Finnish artist Jenni Tuominen stare out with black dot eyes ($800).
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Stare too long at the gaze itself and it becomes hard to see what you're looking at.
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Step 2: Willfully ignore your sheep role and continue stare into your phone to fulfill superficial fixation.
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Adam Schiff, given copious material to work with by Mr. Sondland, kept an intent headlight stare throughout.
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There was always something vaguely annoyed in Miller's expression: a subtle snarl, a blank stare, narrowed eyes.
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She's meant to cook, clean and occasionally yell for no reason, then stare sadly out the window.
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Stare long enough at a macaron's ruffle and it starts to look like a strategically placed garter.
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Against a wall is a row of cubicles where groups of hassled men stare into flatscreen monitors.
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I stare at his broad forehead and try to imagine the neurons misfiring in his prefrontal lobe.
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Eventually, the wall is gone, and the animals stare across a river at another set of animals.
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People do stare at him, Mr. Martinez conceded, because the stigma of tattoos hasn't entirely gone away.
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It may be time to reconsider the scope of stare decisis and what it suggests about interpretation.
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Whenever I left the apartment, he'd stare at my face beforehand, squinting, while I tied my shoes.
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Whoah man, whoever told you not to stare at the sun has obviously not seen this video.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A young couple with matching expressions stare nervously into the camera with deep brown eyes.
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Grieving, when it comes, is hard, and you will need her support — not Jasper's glassy, dead stare.
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Even the most jaded bird-watchers stare at a fresh red cardinal at this time of year.
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Its character is manifested by locals who hail you with a cheery wave or a challenging stare.
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His eyes, dark and wide, stare straight ahead; hers are lowered, with the modesty of a Madonna.
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Wilkey also allegedly drove up and down the woman's street and stopped to stare at her house.
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"It's a portrayal of black femininity that's not compromised—the direct stare, the skin color," Drew said.
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The legal doctrine of stare decisis holds that precedent ordinarily remains in place until it is overturned.
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Yet the truly great players sacrifice so much that they stare back at us with equal longing.
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Women whisper and stare, men sputter and rage, and soon all their white faces have gone red.
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You could stare at the sunset and smile outta the corner of your face to this album.
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On others, we stare into the void of our screen and nothing seems to work any more.
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That history isn't lost on Democrats, especially as they stare down a pivotal presidential election in 2020.
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Only during the short totality can you take off the glasses and stare directly at the sun.
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I'd vacantly stare at the fridge in vain only to return minutes later to repeat the process.
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You don't have to think about having a connection, you don't have to connect to potentially skeezy Wi-Fi just to grab your email, you don't have to sit and stare at the settings on your phone and then stare at the settings on your computer to get online.
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A bevy of photographers documented his meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban along the Serbia-Hungary border, as the two men hoisted themselves up into a watchtower to stare across the empty frontier with binoculars — the way American officials like to stare at North Korea from Panmunjom.
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A company called Jetpack Aviation flew its prototype beyond the stern, disapproving stare of Lady Liberty in 2015.
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Turns out if you don't have a device to stare at, you tend to sleep early and deeply.
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On the corners, solitary women in high heels and bright lipstick stare down cars as they drive by.
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The pets are left wondering "what the fluff?" as they stare at the space their owners once stood.
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How many have had to stare at the ceiling at night wondering how they're going to make it?
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Can you stare me in the face and tell me, honestly, that you were bored watching OKC vs.
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What started as hostile stare downs at the beginning of season 8, has now escalated into full distrust.
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Ask a four-year-old how an electrical circuit works, and you'll get a blank stare in return.
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You know when something — or someone — is so damn beautiful, you just can't help but stop and stare?
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One of the most contentious debates about President Trump's potential nominees concerns the legal concept of stare decisis.
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When we stare at something like a computer screen we don't blink as much as we normally would.
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Jenner, meanwhile, is completely subdued with her dark hair beautifully arranged around her shoulders and a frozen stare.
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East Grinstead was dubbed "the town that did not stare", for its warmth and openness towards the outsiders.
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Hanisch was clearly into the costume, giving his best stare to the camera in Instagram videos and photos.
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Now I stare at her all day and night because I don't want to miss a single thing.
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