Lily is sticking out her tongue, and Dennis Quaid is sticking out his tongue, too.
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" My hand is sticking out with my bloody fingers sticking out of it, and I'm asking, "Hello, can I get a cup of coffee over here?
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Oh, and in the picture, she's sticking out her tongue.
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It looks so ugly sticking out from beneath the television.
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Like sticking out our tongues in front of the mirror.
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My leg was in half, my bone was sticking out.
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That's what appears to be sticking out from the building.
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She takes endless pictures of her dog's tongue sticking out.
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It's the only one with the metal top sticking out.
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I nod off, my head sticking out into the aisle.
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Still, it's like a flag sticking out of my ear.
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She stuffs the skateboards inside, with their tops sticking out.
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The shrapnel sticking out of Krulac's lower leg particularly worried Montes.
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Police said a decomposed leg was sticking out from the sheet.
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Her hand gently grasped the appendage sticking out of his back.
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This festive toothpick [sticking out of the burger] is totally Coco.
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There are even ruby slipper sticking out from under the cabin.
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He has a huge overbite with tiny little teeth sticking out.
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It will still not fit in small pockets without sticking out.
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He set out looking for mammal bones sticking out of the ground.
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There's even a cute candle sticking out of the cake design. Ugh.
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It also has an assortment of featherlike shapes sticking out of it.
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Some are shaped like basketballs; others have appendages sticking out of them.
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But the question remains, Are the faces sticking out or pointing in?
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It's a murky landscape, with petrified trees sticking out of the cloud.
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"They think I'm a book with a couple of legs sticking out."
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What exactly does a smiley face with its tongue sticking out mean?
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They think I'm a book with a couple of legs sticking out.
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Sticking out can be potentially deadly for members of the hip-hop community.
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In one case, the wooden spike was still sticking out of the cranium.
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He had two stiff wings that were sticking out, looking like bat wings.
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It's a simple way of sticking out, good or bad reasons be fucked.
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He used to kiss whatever body part was sticking out of the sheets.
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Pay attention to your workplace cues, or you'll just end up sticking out.
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"It's kinda like a diving board sticking out over a pool," Howat said.
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"We are already in the grave, with one hand sticking out," he says.
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Andres Demoya recently found himself sitting with needles sticking out of his ears.
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The instigators' ears are sticking out everywhere but they do not even redden.
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The president's fellow Republicans in the Senate are also sticking out helping hands.
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They look like electric toothbrush heads sticking out of your ears, you say?
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His main trait is that he is very good at not sticking out.
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Yes, there were multiple mushrooms sticking out of the seams of the shower.
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Mr. Pottinger sent a yellow smiley-face emoji with its tongue sticking out.
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He is steadfast about looking out into the void … and sticking out his tongue.
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If you're sticking out the delay, you may get some goodies while you wait.
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" She then celebrated by sticking out her tongue and saying her signature phrase, "Oweee.
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She donned a sleeveless red dress with pleated fabric sticking out across the skirt.
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Did you see that massive sculpture of the hand sticking out of the sand?
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The device itself is a nondescript black box with two Lightning cables sticking out.
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That is without any doubt the major element which is sticking out for traders.
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All they see is a hole in the wall with a mask sticking out.
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This lady is just chilling — specifically, with her foot sticking out of a sunroof.
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Most of her was inside, just the bottom half of her legs sticking out.
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Just push in whichever button is sticking out and the power should be restored.
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They're twisted and gold and pointy, sticking out from the center of decorated layers.
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That's when she saw it: a yellow diamond, sticking out among the other rocks.
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This sculpture, you'll notice, is a tube sticking out of an orange cardboard box.
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Poke a piece of kindling into the ground, sticking out at an angle. 2.
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Vale wore a stainless-steel colander on his head, with foil antennae sticking out.
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In the video, he is waving his hands around and sticking out his tongue.
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Graham also posted a silly photo, sticking out her tongue and holding her bump.
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Sure, the jeans were sorta sticking out and the mesh enclosure was pretty snug.
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The latest video shows a Cybertruck with tires also sticking out from the fenders.
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Mr. Bevington didn't know he had also captured something sticking out of the water.
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Mr. Bevington didn't know he had also captured something sticking out of the water.
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Instead, a clear liquid pours from the spout sticking out of a copper still.
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Seconds later, he bangs his head into a sharp object sticking out of a wall.
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And then there were the paintings sticking out of the debris like so much flotsam.
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For one, these are over-ear headphones with in-ear earbuds sticking out of them.
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"There she is again sticking out her tongue just like uncle Harry," one woman joked.
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A man walking past a car stuck in traffic notices feet sticking out the window.
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Does it have anything to do with the alligator foot sticking out of my ashtray?
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With a fast shutter speed, these photos are quite comical with Toby's tongue sticking out.
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I pointed to the black thumb drive-looking thing sticking out of my USB port.
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It's the female tortoises that ultimately decide if she consents by sticking out her tail.
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More like a beetle type of thing, with the legs sticking out and the antennae.
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You can see a child's legs sticking out of the bottom of this AT-ST.
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"Inflation" videos show guys blown up like hot air balloons with their bellies sticking out.
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They have a nutty, earthy flavor, and don't leave antennae sticking out of your mouth!
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All this area was a few native species sticking out in front of the weeds.
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If anything, there is a level of reverse psychology to the art of sticking out.
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We woke to the bare metal posts sticking out of our lawn like downed branches.
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In "Together" (2017), there are two polar bears, one with its red tongue sticking out.
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There were hard black knobs sticking out of the hunks which I mistook for seeds.
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We'll do Pivot from my ... I would have an elbow sticking out of each window.
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Komape's mother fainted when she saw his hand sticking out from a mound of feces.
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In her typical mischievous fashion, her lip is curled and her tongue is sticking out.
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I do have an avalanche of books with a reading light sticking out of it.
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How is that possible, without having the entries sticking out the sides of the puzzle?
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"Hmmm well… ok for this one," Bendjima commented alongside an emoji with its tongue sticking out.
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The man at the bar's face turns demonic, with crystal spikes sticking out of his forehead.
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If you look closely, you can see a child's shoes sticking out from beneath the rubble.
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You can see a foot sticking out, but there's no one here to dig them out.
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But things really start to get fun when they sing "Formation" with puppy tongues sticking out.
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Except, among all the heartland realness, there's one jarring element sticking out like a sore thumb.
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Those who had retained possession of their heads switched to the right to avoid sticking out.
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"Beans are about waist-high, and there wasn't much sticking out above the beans," he said.
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Photographers managed to snap photos of Trudeau with his left leg sticking out of the water.
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A tongue is sticking out of the mouth of the mask-like face, its eyes closed.
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I know what you're thinking: is that antenna sticking out of a window that's still open?
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You can do a lot of things with this beer without it sticking out too much.
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In one image Loudermilk is seen defiantly sticking out her tongue which is covered in blue.
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Roofs had collapsed earthward, the buildings' innards — mattresses, curtains, chair legs — sticking out at odd angles.
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Diane experiences painful bloating episodes, which lead to abdominal distention — that is, her stomach sticking out.
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Are the government's fingerprints on the heroin knife which is sticking out of this nation's back?
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But he was shocked when he saw the bright blue lobster sticking out among the rest.
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Sometimes I miss that image of the two butter knives sticking out of the coil, though.
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Part of the aircraft detached from the plane's body was seen sticking out above olive trees.
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"We're sorrrrrry," a girl with curly hair and ripped jeans mimicked, before sticking out her tongue.
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Why were two apparently unexploded bombs sticking out of a lava tube on Hawaii's Mauna Loa?
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"); a face with crossed eyes and a sticking-out tongue conceals a crying baby ("Cheer up!
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It was buried, and at first, he only saw the tip of the thumbscrew sticking out.
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I saw a show in Pasadena in 1971 with rectangular things sticking out of the wall.
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Traditional router designs are getting more and more aggressive, and they have numerous antennas sticking out.
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That's when I noticed the pack of cigarettes sticking out of Mohamed Ahmed Saleh's shirt pocket.
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A passerby noticed the solitary container, with a wire sticking out the top, and called NYPD.
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But these, I don't know, they're just sort of these sticks sticking out of people's ears.
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They are like white Wonder bread with a red tongues sticking out of them, and they're singing.
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As someone who wears fairly tight-fitting jeans, the phone looked humongous sticking out of my pocket.
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They still look ridiculous with their stems sticking out, but I've stopped caring about how they look.
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During a recent helicopter survey, Noffke saw the outcrop sticking out from underneath a receding ice cap.
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Vaughan two days later saw Mitchell slumped over the sink in his cell, his legs sticking out.
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Their nicely curved exterior design means they have no aberrant shapes sticking out to catch on things.
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Toes or fingers sticking out from the lifeless prison, being the only part that can be moved.
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Tibbetts is shown laughing, putting up a small mirror to her face and sticking out her tongue.
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Then a second officer saw a rifle sticking out the door of the trailer home, Champion said.
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The fMRI scanner looks like a white airplane engine with a conveyor belt sticking out of it.
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Then he would rush over with a bag filled with cartons of Japanese cigarettes conspicuously sticking out.
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There are no buttons or protrusions sticking out of the base, leaving a smooth, snag-proof finish.
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A processing factory sits in the middle, its metal roof sticking out from the expanse of green.
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It was, indeed, not sexy—just a bunch of pipes and valves sticking out of the dirt.
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Another Highly Commended photo from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards shows one animal sticking out its tongue.
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How could my legs, sticking out like a broken tripod, inhabit a different environment than my head?
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NASHVILLE — College basketball's most talented player stood near the free-throw line with his mouthguard sticking out.
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I could hardly see the thick-handled steak knife sticking out from the middle of it all.
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I was sharing my anxieties about studying abroad in Europe, of sticking out like a sore thumb.
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She's not naked in "Malibu," or sticking out her tongue; she's dressed in white and carrying balloons.
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She's no stranger to sticking out her neck in the music industry, but this time, it's personal.
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Instead, you'll notice that one of the Joy-Con controllers is partially sticking out from the grip.
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They resembled caltrops, illegal weapons that have at least two sharp points sticking out of a base.
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One person wore a white wig, with a single horn sticking out, and bangs with rainbow colors.
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The ski slope itself looks pretty strange as you approach, sticking out and up into the air.
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She remembered seeing "arms and legs of corpses sticking out of snowbanks" piled high outside a saloon.
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I was already fat and queer, sticking out like a sore thumb amongst my thin, straight classmates.
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Under the blazer he wore a leather shoulder holster with the handgrip of a pistol sticking out.
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They were shown with a transparent box with food on a platform sticking out of a slanted plane.
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"It looked like a steak knife that was sticking out of his head," she told CNN affiliate KTRK.
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As always, Mr. Wainwright played the clown, mugging, sticking out his tongue and behaving like an infantile provocateur.
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Maybe there are green wires sticking out of everything, but they're not all legitimately designed to represent something.
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And when he approached, Tuss noticed the driver's "seat" had two hands and legs sticking out from it.
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A TV station fired a staffer after a doctored video of Donald Trump sticking out his tongue aired.
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"We're all going to be sticking out our tongues to our phones in the near future," he said.
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Nationalists on all sides will be guarding every inch of marsh and rock sticking out of the sea.
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Impale the cheeseburger on a separate skewer and add to the drink, sticking out from the top. Voila!
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Fukka-chan, a rabbit with two spring onions sticking out of its hat like antennas, was drawing crowds.
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The force of the wind had driven a Sharpie pen into the wall, sticking out like a dart.
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As you twist your elastic around your pony one final time, leave a loop of hair sticking out.
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Adorable side-by-side photos of the young royals sticking out their tongues show their sweet family resemblance.
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The car's sensors detected parked cars sticking out into traffic, jaywalkers, bicyclists and a goose crossing River Avenue.
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It also exposed yet another dam upstream, this one sticking out just a few feet above the water.
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"I had a huge torpedo belly sticking out like a stinking shelf," she joked about her first pregnancy.
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And he won't tell me about the glass sticking out of his leg, like a flag in earth.
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Sam Altman, president at startup accelerator Y Combinator, is no stranger to sticking out his neck for good.
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It was sticking out at an awkward angle, and Winnie's arm hovered for a long time above it.
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A real-life baguette sticking out of a bag of groceries looks surreal outlined against his animated arm.
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In many places, there were wires sticking out from the ceiling, which gave the store a messy appearance.
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Even her hair joins the party, sticking out of a slot in the crown of her space helmet.
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It's easy to miss the hair that's sticking out of the rolled up blanket upon a first watch.
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Part of the plane's body detached and could be seen sticking out from a grove of olive trees.
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Having a big stage sticking out of the tower doesn't make any sense but we worked it out.
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She learned that a vertebra in her back was sticking out and she needed to stop doing gymnastics.
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Streets curve along almost 360 degrees of waterfront, with docks sticking out from houses like sassy protruding tongues.
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Carelessly I steer it toward a pipe sticking out of the ground, and the robot trips over it.
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"Sticking out from the rest of the market is really like the hunt for a job," said Wheldon.
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Gudino says her son was once beaten with a piece of wood with a nail sticking out of it.
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The Bachelor In Paradise star, 34, went to humorously demonstrate by sticking out his tongue, which cracked Hyland up.
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If you're not a fan of white buds sticking out of your ears, black ones would be more inconspicuous.
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It ended up being his penis sticking out of his zipper of his pants and he was rubbing it.
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" Fred, with a bundle of green sticking out of his cheek, is more concise: "He is your worst nightmare.
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When he leaned down and grasped the damp edge of the blanket, he saw a woman's foot sticking out.
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His puppy raisers often catch him making little barks and growls with his tongue sticking out while he's asleep.
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For once, an NHL team isn't sending a star player packing with a knife sticking out of his back.
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Yesterday, Teigen posted a boomerang of herself holding a copy of her forthcoming cookbook while sticking out her tongue.
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Looking closer, we saw the iconic "R" from the Toys R Us sign sticking out from behind the banner.
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Every white cap is a head sticking out of the water, every piece of flotsam is a dorsal fin.
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I'm staring at a giant meatball wrapped in bacon with a rib bone sticking out at a weird angle.
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When he grabs the beer, we see a shot of Dixon's balls, which are sticking out of his boxers.
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" She added: "We wore low-cut tops with cutouts and your butt cheeks would be sticking out the back.
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There was Einstein at a blackboard, Einstein in a car, Einstein sticking out his tongue, Einstein smoking a pipe.
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That means I'd have two cables sticking out of the MateBook 13 at any given time while at my desk.
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They disappeared around the corner, where a cubicle stood, sticking out, an island rising above our sea of folding tables.
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Until then, you will need to hit that little box with the arrow sticking out of it all the time.
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Searchers were able to locate the girls by a piece of a jacket that was sticking out of the snow.
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By suspicious, we mean people called in saying the guy had a backpack on with a metal bat sticking out.
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"I saw him drive away with the beagle in the car, her head sticking out next to Dan," Ziegler said.
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And starting with iOS 123, Animoji will be able to detect when you're sticking out your tongue and mimic that.
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And when you see the keys sticking out like throwing knives from your front door, you'll remember the word: keys.
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It's something like an oversized bug, with the hair, and the feelers, and the legs sticking out with the hair.
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And sticking out of the device's tiny side is a tiny crank that can control time (in a game, anyway).
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He comes to each session writhing, as if he is spilling blood from a knife sticking out of his chest.
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Flood waters had filled in the other side too, leaving the tops of some trees and a fence sticking out.
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Get ready to see even more of those distinctive AirPod stems sticking out of ears everywhere you go next year.
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Meg showed up cradling her newborn, who was sporting a comfy-looking white outfit, with his chubby legs sticking out.
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Like the one that came before it, it's a circular disc with a tiny HDMI cable sticking out of it.
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On a 570 BCE terracotta stand, Medusa is comically hideous, and fully bearded, sticking out her tongue between two tusks.
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He noticed Molly on the sofa, most of her under the cushions, just her head, her phone hand, sticking out.
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Meanwhile, the pair's daughter, Princess Charlotte, amused the waiting crowds by sticking out her tongue at them instead of waving.
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"If the steak knife sticking out of the bun wasn't enough, they even challenge any prospective diner: "We. Dare. You.
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It's an impression, no more than that, like sticking out your tongue in a snowstorm and catching a few flakes.
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"squinting skeptical man with tongue sticking out and hand covering lips"The perfect emoji for every man in my mentions.
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You see it all the time — phone sticking out of a person's back pocket, phone slips out, phone gets destroyed.
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The adorable photo featured True wearing a bright pink head-wrap, overlooking a waterfall and playfully sticking out her tongue.
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The makeup, which showed grisly bolts sticking out of the monster's neck, added to the ghoulishness that accompanied Karloff's performance.
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Taking it would mean a new kind of sticking out, and a new spiel to explain how I got here.
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"And then I went wahh," he said, sticking out his hand, apparently illustrating how he allegedly reached up her skirt.
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"You would be blind to miss the carcasses sticking out" of the weathering rock, said Mr. DePalma in an interview.
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Seen in profile, the prone figure's pink face stares up at a similarly colored featureless head sticking out from the dress.
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The warrant states that Pawlak-Reynolds told police the boy's eyes were partially closed and his tongue was sticking out slightly.
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Before going, he gave the camera an extreme close-up, sticking out his tongue again and appearing to lick the camera.
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According to Storyful, Floridian John Ruel was walking his dog when he noticed the massive gator sticking out of the sewer.
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But development also takes the form of a retrofitted CrossFit gym sticking out like a sore bougie thumb on Elm Avenue.
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"Every time I do something, I always see a phone sticking out," Vailuu told BuzzFeed News in a phone interview Saturday.
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Both old and new are portholed tubes that have two swept-back wings sticking out of their sides about halfway along.
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Miller posted a photo of her elaborate, two-tiered cake featuring a champagne glass with Barbie legs sticking out the top.
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Since the whole thing is white, it would be hard to miss a pair of these sticking out of someone's ears.
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When sent to a car, the range was closer to 60 feet, given the larger antenna sticking out of most vehicles.
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A spokesperson told NBC that his wound was cleaned, but not before they noticed a tooth sticking out from his leg.
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Its port is little more than a narrow jetty sticking out into the water and a small customs house on shore.
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Once you see the Bronx as Donald Trump in profile sticking out his bottom lip you can't really ever not pic.twitter.
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The only thing he saw when he got to the base was a small concrete wedge sticking out of the ground.
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It's funny when someone is trying to smuggle a bottle in for example, but it's still sticking out of their bag.
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It's a plastic circle with an HDMI cord sticking out; that cord attaches to the back of the Chromecast with magnets.
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And a Michigan judge had to interpret the meaning behind an emoji of a face with a tongue sticking out: :P.
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I went as a milk carton with my face sticking out the side that said 'Have you seen this child lately?
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I worry about overstepping my bounds, but I genuinely appreciate it when people tell me I have tags sticking out, etc.
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For example, in 1964, John H. Ostrom of Yale University saw a birdlike claw sticking out of the ground in Montana.
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It looks gorgeous, frankly—a creamy, crimson concoction with chili peppers sticking out of it like candles on a birthday cake.
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Placed directly below the sandwich, the brain echoes the shape of the roll with its lettuce, tomato, and bacon sticking out.
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Their legs were skinnier with smaller spines and the little stubs sticking out from the abdomen called cerci were slightly off.
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"There's nothing in what we've done that says you can't have teeny, micro-continents sticking out of the oceans," Wing said.
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The "tongue sticking out" pulls an amazing C. M. Martin snapshot of a chameleon in the act of catching a butterfly.
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The afternoon of the appointment, I sneaked past my boss's office with a Deluxe Scrabble set sticking out of my bag.
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The girls whose profile pictures aren't screenshots from an obscure anime are often sticking out their tongues or posing in cosplay.
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Blending in with the locals to sticking out like a sore tourist with a girthy fanny pack weighing down your waist?
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During these events, Mars will appear as a brilliant crimson orb sticking out amid the white stars that sprinkle the heavens.
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Then he sauntered away, but not before sticking out his tongue at a woman who had been shooting pictures of him.
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The dead around him had screws sticking out of their heads, he said, apparently part of the shrapnel in the bomb.
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There was enough warm, melted American cheese sticking out the sides to make me forget that there weren't any yolks involved.
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Photos on the department's Facebook page show the arrow sticking out of the back of the officer's leg through his pants.
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I didn't know how to respond to the clinging intimacy of it, kitchen slop, pan handles sticking out of the sink.
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So their hair's sticking out, and they're screaming, and they're up in a tree, swaying branches, hitting my head with it.
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It's unassuming from the outside, with just the two patties and some cheese and lettuce sticking out of the humble bun.
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She was just about to shut the door again when she saw a single white paw sticking out from the wet laundry.
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Raak described laying on the floor and pretending to be dead, with his head under a bench and his legs sticking out.
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The old barn has cedar shingles that are pretty weathered, and a green metal roof with a couple of chimneys sticking out.
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And then they'd get back there and look down and see knives sticking out of them from people who had stabbed them.
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All I could see was the small hump of her bent back and the rounded curve of his dimpled elbow sticking out.
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Whatever your memory, chances are good that the glass bottle sticking out in your mind had a faded OPI label on it.
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Some, like the Hallucigenia, had a head that closely resembled its tail, and were characterized by spikes sticking out from its back.
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Image: ShutterstockNewborn infants are supposed to be capable of imitating our facial expressions, like sticking out our tongues and opening our mouths.
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In the final game, she's fairly simple, a head sticking out of a long, flowing cape, running around on tiny stick legs.
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But we don't actually see what happens, just the aftermath, when he lays her down with the dagger sticking out of her.
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Photo: Input ClubNext, again because of the magnets, there's no metal pin sticking out of the bottom of the key switch's housing.
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Spot one of those sticking out of the top of your beverage, and you know you're about to have a great time.
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What if I told you there was a shoe with a step-tracking computer sticking out of it where everyone could see?
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We did the tie shots first and then went to the metro to shoot the one with the fish tail sticking out.
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The Candidly Nicole star gets points for the white undies sticking out of the jeans, just as Wahlberg had done before her.
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Villagers noticed the mask sticking out of the ground, and notified a team of archaeologists who had been working near the area.
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No one is really consuming a Bloody Mary that has a whole cheeseburger and a fried chicken wing sticking out of it.
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It shows Trudeau wearing dark makeup on his face and body, raising his hands in the air, and sticking out his tongue.
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He played the upright bass, its neck sticking out of the window of the family Cadillac as he was driven to school.
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He had his jacket over his head so that all I could see was his thumb sticking out, asking for a ride.
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The bones I was to excavate last June were hidden, except for two inches of a rib sticking out of the mountain.
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A few years ago, divers saw bones sticking out of the walls of a cenote, a very beautiful pool in the jungle.
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Asking what photography or video could possibly be good enough to justify that honking cube sticking out of the back of the phone.
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The new tardigrade was found in a clump of moss that was sticking out of a concrete parking lot in Tsuruoka-City, Japan.
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Then, they noticed a hammer and a sword as well as what looked like a hand sticking out of a large garbage can.
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In terms of my design, I like to keep things more clustered; I don't do things wild and sticking out to the side.
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One of the weird things I had to get used to was having a port sticking out of the top of my head.
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How could he look at me in an intimate way after seeing me bloated, vomiting, and with drains sticking out of my chest?
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After a while when my sister didn't find me I had to climb up on this sharp pole sticking out from the gate.
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Fletcher remembers it, too, and said Meat-Meat's feet were even sticking out of the door at one point, exposed to the block.
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The final touch of a bent metal spoon sticking out of the mound of "rice" is literally calling for us to tuck in.
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Police in Billesley, U.K. pulled over an Opel Astra convertible last week with the top down and a mattress sticking out of it.
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My image of a drug user was someone lying in the gutter with a needle sticking out of his arm—not very positive.
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All of it sits completely flush — no unsightly camera bumps or anything else sticking out, just a small indentation for the fingerprint sensor.
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Four pairs of blue-clad legs were sticking out from underneath the pedestal, as if high-tech mechanics were working under a car.
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The sculptural, playful plaits didn't wind down the models' necks, instead sticking out thanks to skillful knotting — and the look lit up Instagram.
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The upper jaw, sticking out of the ground, was the first piece found, leading to the recovery of the rest of the skull.
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About 100 yards away from shore, he saw something sticking out of the water, but "blending in with the reef," he told CNN.
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Yet there we were, in one classroom — a patch-worked bunch of learners committed to sticking out life's turns in pursuit of education.
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They have two dark, big eyes mounted on a bulbous, head-like thing called a mantle with eight sucker-lined arms sticking out.
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Attitudes about visibility may be changing, though, now that people of all ages walk around with electronic gadgets sticking out of their ears.
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As water began to recede, a firefighter noticed the finger sticking out of the manhole cover in the middle of a dirt road.
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"He was more upset about the yellowjackets than he was about the metal piece sticking out of his face," his father told WDAF.
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In 2012 while Dr. Zanno was fossil hunting in central Utah, she noticed a dinosaur leg bone sticking out from a rocky hillside.
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Today, Yakutia is covered in permafrost, and the frozen remains of these once-majestic creatures can often be found sticking out from the surface.
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When Xavier Cunningham fell to the ground on Saturday, he landed face-first on a barbecue skewer that was sticking out of the grass.
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Searchers were led to a snow bank in a nearby parking lot by tracks -- and then spotted a sled sticking out from the bank.
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"Adults," Grande captioned the footage of Davidson, who was lifting his white T-shirt up to show his abs while sticking out his tongue.
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As an added bonus, the new cameras are completely flush with the back of the phone, instead of sticking out with a camera bump.
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During a recent traffic stop in Loxahatchee, Florida, fish and wildlife officers found an alligator foot sticking out of the ashtray of a truck.
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They are useful for charging devices in a pinch, but I'm not a fan of wires sticking out of the side of my screen.
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Murdock emerges from each conflict bloodied, bruised, and exhausted — and in one notable instance, with a pair of scissors sticking out of his chest.
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Their eyes are closed, Sprouse's tongue is sticking out, the light is blurry all around them, and they simply could not look any happier.
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Its antennas are the ones sticking out from the sides — they need to in order to directly sample the electric field surrounding the craft.
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According to the zoo's Sunday Facebook report, while the giraffe-child is now "sticking out" of April, she is still not yet in labor.
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While we're die-hards for This Is Us, even we don't think we would've noticed a few stray hairs sticking out on Rebecca's head.
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Definitely not, but remember that the Pencil charges by sticking out of the iPad's Lightning port, so we're talking about an imperfect device here.
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I can't deny the Dolby Vision HDR visuals looked amazing, though — they almost made me forget the notch sticking out from the left side.
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Like the first clinic in Cange, built with rebar sticking out, it is not nearly enough; it is what they can do right now.
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At 90th Street, with the familiar roundness of the Guggenheim Museum sticking out a couple of blocks ahead, the race angles into Central Park.
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Though aiming to blend in, she's so dramatically busy that she ends up sticking out, like a chameleon who's praying for an Oscar nod.
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My wife once fell into it while we were wasted, and when she got up she had a fork sticking out of her ass.
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A rule of thumb here is, if it doesn't have wires sticking out of it, rubber bands or duct tape, you've gone too far.
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One of the strange things about Bisping is that he has fought his entire career with his back foot sticking out at ninety degrees.
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PALLADINO There'd be a sign over a sign, and then a sign sticking out, and a sign up here and a sign up there.
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Then he was asked about the video, which shows him wearing blackface and an Afro wig, waving his arms and sticking out his tongue.
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He was later described as wearing jeans, dark tennis shoes and a leather jacket, with bushy hair sticking out from under his baseball cap.
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The passenger was asked to move the bag because it was sticking out into the aisle, according to a person familiar with the incident.
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The sedated tiger was lying peacefully on its side on the operating table, with its big paws sticking out from below a green blanket.
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Rather than put his hand under the ball, he puts it off to the side, his left elbow sticking out like a chicken wing.
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You also get a good view of the kid's slow-motion fury when he learns he has a straw wrapper sticking out of his ear.
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The peculiar sandcastle, surrounded by police tape and even featuring a green beach spade sticking out of her back, won the Cornwall Beach Games competition.
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Only Otis' Spider-Man-pajama-clad feet can be seen sticking out from under his 4-month-old sister's crib as she looks up innocently.
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Four years ago, a rancher in the Patagonia region of Argentina came upon an old bone sticking out of his desert property near La Flecha.
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In a booth with an ancient computer, a wad of qat (a mild amphetamine) sticking out of his rapidly moving mouth, he begins to narrate.
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One of his favorite photos is of Prince George sticking out his tongue from the window of Buckingham Palace during last year's Trooping the Colour.
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When your immediate follow-up to "I was joking" is a comment about blasting people into space, voters just see you sticking out your tongue.
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The top half of the poacher, sticking out of the water, acts as a sort of funnel that drops the egg into the bottom half.
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Humans in the 21st century now deem it more acceptable to have Q-tip-resembling audio devices sticking out of our ears for aural enjoyment.
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The default body of the robot is a six-wheeled tan box, with a pair of antenna sticking out toward the rear of the machine.
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While you may have been focused on Jesse digging in the desert, you may have missed the pieces of hair sticking out from a rug.
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"They are simply little chain-link enclosures around those valves that are sticking out of the ground," O'Hara said in a telephone interview with Reuters.
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Like the people on the outside, they see it as just a jungle, like trees sticking out of the houses and stuff like that, birds.
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Graniteville Quarry Park is a 4.5-acre tangle with few signs or paths, though some stony knobs can be found sticking out of the dirt.
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Its head is in one corner, and its stone feet are sticking out of the water on the on the other side of the room.
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In this image, you can also see a red prominence sticking out around the midline — a mass of plasma that's floating above the sun's surface.
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I went back yesterday to get a few things out of the car, and it looks like an alligator's head sticking out of the water.
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In the corner of the room, authorities saw what appeared to be a human foot sticking out of a garbage can stuffed with bed linens.
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Walk toward Grossbasel and right after you leave the bridge, look up at the statue of the king with his tongue sticking out at Kleinbasel.
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One showed Trump on the back of a tank, his head sticking out of a ballot box, an apparent reference to the upcoming US election.
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"To have a restaurant with an airplane sticking out of it, I don't think is a good idea at all," one Sacramento resident told KMAX.
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Maybe you can even picture it, braided into pigtails, sticking out from underneath an unfortunate straw hat, as when Matthew first sets eyes on her.
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"When I saw a dart sticking out of him, I couldn't look at it," said Kesha Morse, the president of the Federation of Black Cowboys.
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They look pretty similar to the 65ts, even down to the charging case, but the nub sticking out from each earbud is less noticeable now.
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One arid summer the pond dried up, and Ms. Allen could see the empties sticking out of the mud like the necks of snapping turtles.
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EJ: Basically, let me explain, so you're lying down on this sort of bench-type thing and you have your arms sticking out, into wings.
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Brazilian media published a still image of the nose of the discarded plane sticking out of the water, reminiscent of the tip of an iceberg.
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On Tuesday, sprinter Elija Godwin, 19, was injured after backing into a javelin sticking out of the ground during a running drill, according to USA Today.
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George Clooney is sticking out like a sore thumb on the set of his new film "Suburbicon" ... and not because he's better looking than everyone else.
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Given the choice between sticking out the storm and risking arrest and deportation to escape it, it's entirely possible many Texans will choose not to leave.
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The photo sheet cake displayed an unusually unflattering selfie of Jenner lying on a bed, arms overhead, with her tongue sticking out and one eyed closed.
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The router has transformed from a utilitarian computer hardware with antennas sticking out of it to multiple, sleekly designed pods that are placed throughout your home.
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Specifically, fans are questioning the model on the left's very thin arm and the random elbow that's sticking out on the right side of the photo.
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"They stuffed their clothing with sheets, and there were socks sticking out of their legs so it looked like someone was in the bed," he said.
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Canada and New Zealand's second-favorite is the heart, Ireland's is the pile of poop, and Australia's is the winky face with its tongue sticking out.
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The redesigned Fire TV is a small flat square dongle with an HDMI cable sticking out, and it again ships with an Alexa voice remote included.
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When the computer detected signs of a motor in Van den Driessche's bicycle, the governing body reportedly removed the seat post and discovered wires sticking out.
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Having a foot fetish, I love how cute and vulnerable toes look sticking out from the cast with the rest of the foot hidden and immobile.
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"I got my walking stick, and pulled it out and seen this woman's hand sticking out and I got her and pulled her out," Marbut said.
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In it, the trio pays homage to Cardi B by sticking out their tongues — a pose that has become signature to the "I Like It" rapper.
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"He walked out … with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn said.
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We have used editing software to substitute a generic feature when a suspect is closing his eyes or sticking out his tongue in the submitted photo.
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"He walked out ... with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn said.
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The image of a four-lane piece of tarmac sticking out of the ground at an angle is something I see when I close my eyes.
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He gestured toward his friends — a small group of 30-something men and women — and they joined in, making clown faces and sticking out their tongues.
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A small package with wires sticking out was delivered to a pharmacy across the street from the market on Friday afternoon, the local news media reported.
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By not falling in line, they risk sticking out for all the wrong reasons, potentially driving away friends, partners or professional opportunities, ultimately resulting in isolation.
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As he was leaving the parking lot, he noticed rock of a similar color sticking out of the grass on a hill about 90 feet away.
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The night of the fight, Zwolinski posted photos on social media of a staple sticking out of his forehead, a bloodied face, and a swollen nose.
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"Windows are broken, it's not updated, you may see some exterior outside AC unit sticking out of the window, there's tons of mail, overgrown grass," he said.
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The house is bare, dilapidated even—the windows blocked by bricks and slabs of wood, shattered rock and snaking wires sticking out of its once vibrant structure.
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Duff posted a picture of them on Instagram that shows herself and Luca sticking out their tongues as the dad of one flaunts his new pink hair.
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In that moment, she showed she was alive by sticking out her tongue, a little movement that enabled her doctors to go forth with the radical plan.
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"I saw him swimming and then I saw him turn, like swimming towards me, and I saw something sticking out of his head," Weaver told the outlet.
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This month, after 102 years of approaching every day with a spitfire personality and sticking out her tongue for every picture, my beloved great-grandmother passed away.
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Police were called to Mackenzie Hall, a historic building, after people came across a suspicious black box with a blue light and a red wire sticking out.
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It's my PopSocket, the bizarre circular device sticking out of the back of my phone that, also 70 percent of the time, I am busy fidgeting with.
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Astro HQ's new product is called the Luna Display, and it's supposed to look like a small crystal with a USB-C port sticking out of it.
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There's a carry handle near the top of the back that feels very strong and despite sticking out a bit hasn't bothered me while using the bag.
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Ahead, eight options for getting rid of your peach fuzz, mustache, chin hairs, even the spiky things sticking out of your nostrils — only if you want to.
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The Dadbag is a fanny pack (or bum bag, depending on where you're from) that looks like a hairy belly sticking out from under your t-shirt.
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But several weeks before, I'd pulled on seven different tops in a row before realizing I couldn't wear any of them without my bra straps sticking out.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing liquid nitrogen inside a thermos with a tube sticking out of it, YouTube's TheBackyardScientist created a crude home-made freeze ray.
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Tuck 1 ham slice into each muffin tin cup, trying to make as much of a cup shape as possible, with the edges sticking out the top.
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Just that tiny bit of wall sticking out was enough to almost completely block Verizon's 25G signal and caused data speeds to plummet down to 25G levels.
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One kite has a round face with its tongue sticking out, while the other is more of a silhouette, and resembles a turkey falling from the sky.
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"We're all going to be sticking out our tongues to our phones in the near future," said Apple's Craig Federighi, senior vice president of Software Engineering. Okay!
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The rebar sticking out felt like a beautiful thing, because it said, 'We know this isn't enough, not nearly—but it's what we can do right now.
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"There wasn't a stinger sticking out and I knew I wasn't allergic because it happened to me a few years ago in Boston, too," he said afterward.
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Beyond that, no real surprises on the design front; it's a little puck with an HDMI cord sticking out of it, much like the 2nd generation Chromecast.
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The bodies are covered by blankets in the footage, but Nike shoes sticking out are visible, which Chantal said now sell for a lot of money online.
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I remember when Mom and I would sit on top of this grave at night, and we'd wake up and see the freshly buried bodies sticking out.
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Coronavirus particles have spiked proteins sticking out from their surfaces, and these spikes hook onto cell membranes, allowing the virus's genetic material to enter the human cell.
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I later passed the feet of person on a stretcher sticking out of the bushes, surrounded by three paramedics who smiled and told me everything was fine.
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"We go to the Regency and Redd Foxx opens the door in a robe and underpants sticking out," Mr. Willner said, slipping into a Redd Foxx imitation.
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Although other homes on his block had similar window boxes, it reveals that anything sticking out of a window — not just a flower pot — could be hazardous.
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Everything from cable ties and pipe-cleaners sticking out of a helmet, to googly eyes, pictures of enlarged human eyes and to-scale models of other birds.
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I really like Zorro, Zappa, and Walrus, and the image of the English mustache sticking out the sides of the respirator makes me laugh for some reason.
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He ended up with a 28-inch incision in his side and a pair of half-inch hoses sticking out of his torso to drain the fluid.
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In a world of 90Hz phones, 120Hz iPads, and even smoother gaming monitors, is this just a situation where the MacBook's 60Hz refresh rate is sticking out?
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De Morra is robed, seated, and foreshortened, with his legs sticking out: a generous pose, for we can't tell how tall he is, and that's the point.
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Among the incredible, Instagram-worthy touches are a pair of ruby slippers and legs in striped stockings sticking out from below the house (Wicked Witch of the East style), an exterior mural of Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion traveling down the Yellow Brick Road, baskets with stuffed animal versions of Toto sticking out of them, and lots of other "Wizard of Oz" memorabilia and knick-knacks.
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Fashion Diary FLORENCE, Italy — "You know in cartoons, when a piano falls and there's, like, four keys sticking out," the model Charlie James said backstage at the Juun.
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One of my white skunks somehow climbed up on a chair that I had a bag of groceries on, and a stalk of celery was sticking out longways.
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"Oh brothers, look at this, look," the narrator says, as he films the remnants of a burned house, bodies clearly visible sticking out of the mud and ash.
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"Santa Barbara Garage" (2017) features another recurring motif, the surveilled back ends of three automobiles sticking out at various lengths from the shadow thrown by the garage's canopy.
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I was late so I threw on a t-shirt and didn't realize until afterwards it was inside out and backwards with my tag sticking out the front.
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The picture showed the two cozied up outside, both wearing sunglasses and swimwear and, while Khloé smooched Tristan on the cheek, he posed with his tongue sticking out.
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"Introducing Samuel Thomas' little brother, Isaiah Hendrix 💙," wrote Giudici Lowe on her snapshot, showing her newborn son sticking out his tongue as his mama holds him close.
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The two rooms are divided by what appears to be a large chunk of earth with roots sticking out giving the main room a sense of being underground.
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After I shot this dude in the head there was a guy that had his feet, just his feet sticking out, some little rudge or something over here.
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"He walked out... with his belly sticking out, no pants on, shrimp cocktail in one hand and he was furiously masturbating in the other," Munn told the Times.
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Available come this fall, just like the Brainsaw, the Double-Dealer features two magazines sticking out of either side of the $40 blaster that each hold 12 darts.
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But next year will come a whole new set of political circumstances, and there's no telling who will end up with a knife sticking out of their back.
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I was late, so I threw on a t-shirt and didn't realize until afterwards it was inside out and backwards with my tag sticking out the front.
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This new one is a bust of The Legend of Zelda's hero, Link, complete with the Master Sword's hilt sticking out of the scabbard strapped to his back.
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There was a stray piece of metal sticking out of the wall and it stabbed CeCe directly in the neck, killing her by way of a freak accident.
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Dorothy and her friend made all these fish pies with egg and such, with the heads and tails all sticking out, and dished them out on December 23.
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Since there are six blades of grass sticking out above and below the hand, she will tie three knots on the top and three knots on the bottom.
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One, if I want a Caesar in Toronto, it's going to cost like $29 and come with a whole chicken claw or some shit sticking out of it.
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We're not there yet, but thanks to women like Marvin, Totilas, and Sabater, there is nothing jarring about the sight of a ponytail sticking out of a helmet.
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YiaYia had this idea, she told me, sticking out the very tip of her tongue at the thought of paying a visit to the right jolly old elf.
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The fake explosive was hidden inside a suitcase and apparently looked like a pipe bomb, with fake wires sticking out of it, a source told the Star-Ledger.
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But the company's handsome Navy Pier complex is already somewhat incongruous amid the tourist attractions (Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., the Centennial Ferris wheel) sticking out into Lake Michigan.
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Known as Willie Perkins to family, Uninamise is a Brooklyn-born producer who's reserved around new people and usually has braids sticking out from under a dad hat.
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Kim Reynolds flew over flooded farms in a helicopter, she said she could see only the tops of grain bins sticking out of what looked like an ocean.
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Warren's so far succeeded in debates by sticking out of fights, avoiding interruptions, and hitting her anti-corruption message and personal story hard in her openings and closings.
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The prairie that stretches out from the city is dotted with gas wells today, marked by U-shaped pipes sticking out of the ground like abandoned hitching posts.
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Tanks are probably okay, but only as long as there are troops visibly sticking out of them and being acknowledged as they are in the Bastille Day event.
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Nest said it did this to create a thermostat that blends in with its surroundings, instead of sticking out more as an "art piece" like the current Nest.
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In the heartwarming clip, Stormi can seemingly be seen planting a kiss on her mother (who's behind the camera) before playfully pulling back and sticking out her tongue.
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Canada's Global News obtained video showing Trudeau, his face and neck covered in dark brown makeup, laughing, raising his hands in the air, and sticking out his tongue.
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She sat down and lifted the pile of the nine Bone books, sat them on the table, and there were probably a hundred Post-it notes sticking out.
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"I could see children who are hungry, children who are on the streets with their ribs sticking out, babies unable to cry because they are so malnourished," he said.
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Theremins are strange early electronic instruments that typically look like a box with a metal rod sticking up out of it and another bent rod sticking out the side.
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Laptop display bezels are dying off, and now Asus and Lenovo have gone a step further with a notch sticking out the top to get laptop bezels even thinner.
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The creature appears to have branches sticking out of its back, which makes me think that it might be a makeshift statue as opposed to a living, breathing thing.
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Vestergaard and Nøh were conducting sewer work on Algade, a street in central Aalborg, Denmark, when, to their amazement, they saw a sharp blade sticking out from the ground.
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Incidentally, one sequence required the 19-year-old to offer himself up as a sundae, complete with whip cream, cherry nipples, and a banana sticking out of his ass.
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It's an interesting thing because we saw David sticking out for negative reasons in the first couple of days, but his name was barely called at the tribal council.
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By the end, she and Titus (Tituss Burgess), clad in an equally bright off-brand Iron Man costume, are singing together in Times Square, sticking out like sore thumbs.
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Spiclypeus, about 15 feet (4.5 meters) long, boasted brow horns sticking out sideways rather than pointing forward, paleontologist Jordan Mallon of the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Pride took over central London on Saturday, with thousands of people streaming through the streets and sticking out the mid-afternoon downpour.
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"Maybe a dinosaur with seven arms, or a tyrannosaur with a big horn sticking out of its head, or, I don't know, a brachiosaurus with webbed feet," he said.
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From a road above, the area where the fish ponds once were looked like a giant lake, with the tips of submerged palm trees and thatched roofs sticking out.
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Although it comes in a small variety of styles, all of them have 2953mm cases with three chunky buttons sticking out of the right-hand side of the watch.
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Pictures of the victim's legs sticking out amid the twisted steel quickly began circulating around Twitter, prompting Mayor LaToya Cantrell's office to urge the public to stop sharing them.
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With heavyweights like Facebook, Amazon and Google dominating several industries, new ventures often end up selling to larger companies for a profitable exit, rather than sticking out the competition.
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Yes, they are thicker than equivalent smartphones, but there really are people who care less about that Z-axis than not having a slab sticking out of their jeans.
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A signed photograph of Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue sold for $125,000, and the original artwork for a "Prince Valiant" comic strip from 1939 was sold for $70,461.
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The famous photograph of Einstein sticking out his tongue was taken during a brief charitable phase, when he offered to lick stamps for people suffering from dry-mouth disease.
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He was arrested in October after sheriff's deputies saw him on a ridge dressed in black with a rifle sticking out of his backpack, according to The Associated Press.
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Stripes of all color combinations fill the pages of her publication, the tangerine oranges, bumblebee yellows, and candy reds starkly sticking out against the greenery and flora of California.
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Upon closer look it was hard to ignore that the emoji failed to cover all of his man parts and the tip of his dong was left sticking out.
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The dried stalks of the poppy plants from last year&aposs harvest can be seen sticking out among the 2- and 231-foot-tall stands of marijuana planted this year.
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Hours after Ms. Plummer went under the scalpel, she said, she was hustled back to a Hampton Inn just off the freeway, with a catheter sticking out of her side.
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This summer, two enormous, spray-painted emoji—one sticking out its tongue, the other's mouth replaced with a zipper—appeared on the side of a house in Manhattan Beach, California.
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Jamil's next plan was to pick up the excrement with her bare hands, but that's when she noticed a piece of metal sticking out of the side of the toilet.
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Footage posted to the Bogota Police Department's Facebook page shows the newly-married woman sticking out of her sunroof as floodwaters rose high enough to cover her vehicle's license plate.
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I told her the reason nothing looked right was because the swelling hadn't yet gone down so they were more round – sticking out like beach balls – than they'd eventually be.
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Her red heels are stashed under her bed, and she sports the same expression as her wheelchair-bound counterpart, her reddish-pink tongue sticking out in a show of defiance.
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At "No Place Like Home" Burners got to explore a scene out of "The Wizard of Oz," including a home with the Wicked Witch of the West's feet sticking out.
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Using a technique called anamorphic painting, Peeta paints illusions of depth and space on two-dimensional surfaces, making it look like the designs are sticking out and dipping into them.
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By unlocking the ability to watch video offline, Facebook could acclimate developing world users to organic Facebook videos, thereby allowing it to slip in lucrative video ads without sticking out.
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Once you plug it in, you can fold the USB port back into the laptop and go on about your gaming without any unsightly protrusions sticking out of the system.
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Low tides revealed portions of the potential wreck sticking out of the mud near an island in the lower Mobile-Tensaw Delta, a swamp a few miles north of Mobile.
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Greenfield's photograph of the 6-year-old "Toddlers and Tiaras" star Eden Wood shows her sticking out her tongue provocatively for the camera, recalling notoriously sexualized images of JonBenet Ramsey.
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And of a 260-year-old boy whose body was discovered by his mother at the bottom of another dilapidated pit, his hand sticking out of a pool of feces.
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"Blair told me how important he thought it was, and even showed me that some of its bones were still sticking out of the rocks in the field," Choiniere said.
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Every detail in this and Oxenbury's other board books for babies and toddlers adds real-life interest, from pants sliding down to a shock of hair sticking out just so.
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HA HA HA!!!" along with a stick figure "with the letter 'X' for eyes, the tongue sticking out, and with 'You' and an arrow pointing at the stick figure face.
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Instead of taking a selfie head-on, which focuses on your nose sticking out from your face, move the camera or your head to the side about 10 to 15 degrees.
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The Christie team is easy to spot, though, sticking out like sore thumbs in chinos and North Face jackets among the working-class New England people in their random sports gear.
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The AirPods never fit my ears well, but even before I came to that frustrating conclusion, I didn't feel great about having an electric toothbrush head sticking out of each ear.
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The ceremony itself, which was broadcast on Swedish TV, was full of lighthearted moments, including members of the royal family giving the thumbs up and the groom sticking out his tongue.
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The SEC has three teams among the top five in the latest Associated Press Top 219 poll, but it is the conference mate at No. 220 that is sticking out most.
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As we remember the now-officially-dead Opportunity rover this week, one fact keeps sticking out to me: That machine traveled a whopping 28 miles across the surface of another planet.
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Images from the rescue show Mr Changue's head sticking out of a hole filled with water and mud, which opened up because of a water main break, according to the racetrack.
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As shown in the video, if you look carefully at the python, you can see the remnants of one of its legs, a tiny black claw sticking out by his vent.
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On June 25, RoseAnn DeMoro, leader of the union National Nurses United, tweeted an image of the grizzly bear on California's state flag with a knife sticking out of its back.
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Dunn sought to use the controversial Stand Your Ground law as his defense, saying that Davis threatened him and that he thought he saw a gun sticking out the teenagers' SUV.
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"Minutes after my daughter was born she was sticking out her middle finger and she stay doing it now all the time," the Invasion of Privacy hitmaker wrote late Saturday night.
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Republicans are these animals that have these little short arms [here he draws his arms into his T-shirt so that only his hands are sticking out], they're like Tyrannosaurus Rexes.
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She's wearing a long skirt, a diamante choker around her neck and a safety pin through her ear, with a bleached blonde mullet sticking out from under a black baseball cap.
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I watched a 4-year-old girl run after the float, trying to wallop the two enormous tao drums sticking out from its rear like exhaust nozzles on a space shuttle.
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Shanidar Z was found to be reclining on his or her back, with the left arm tucked under the head and the right arm bent and sticking out to the side.
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The image of a robber brazenly sticking out his tongue at security cameras took on a Robin Hood–like quality in Pakistan, a country beset by severe and growing income inequality.
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Sometimes, when I leave my jackets on a chair with nuts in the pockets, I see them with their tails sticking out, as they hunt for nuts — they are incredibly special creatures.
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"My beach operator is telling me that all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand," a beach patrol officer is heard saying in the call obtained by ABC.
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And I have no clue how it would work—the hole is less than half an inch in diameter, and there's a small, red piece of intestine sticking out of the stomach.
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The film starts with Ruth (Felicity Jones) attending her first day at Harvard Law School, and sticking out like a sore thumb as one of only a few women in the class.
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He also tweeted a photo of the tree once it was fully decorated, and you may notice something a tad unusual: the tree top appears to be sticking out of the roof.
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Buczynski told The New York Post that they were able to find the children after a family member noticed a piece of one of the girl's clothes sticking out of the snow.
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They ended up sticking out a bit more than I originally planned due to a last minute change in the types of magnets I used, but I'm still quite happy with them.
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I'd walk by and peer at the half obscured titles, with only the tops of the comic sticking out from behind the shelf's wooden panel, intended to censor the "obscene" cover art.
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Marvel Studios Tasha Robinson: First off, let me say that I hope your journalist fedora has a press card sticking out of the brim, so you look like a '40s noir character.
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On the way out of the gallery, I noticed a black rectangle sticking out from where you might ordinarily expect to see an "Exit" sign instead of a piece of solid graphite.
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The only signs of this operation, which is built into a hill and insulated by some three feet of dirt and grass, is above-ground ventilation equipment sticking out of the ground.
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I was brought into a back room where Michael Delage, General Fusion's Chief Technology Officer, stood before a massive metal orb with covered pistons sticking out from its surface in various directions.
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But as more stars jump on the bandwagon, these apps begin to represent little more than a branding opportunity: Ansel Elgort sticking out his tongue; Ansel Elgort pouting; Ansel Elgort wearing headphones.
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Surprisingly, nearly everyone remains composed Much like Bubienko, one volunteer feeds gauze into the hole, deeper and deeper, until the wound is filled and the gauze is sticking out of the leg.
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"pensive hear-no-evil face with cowboy hat and tongue sticking out and pleading eye"For when you've yee'd your haw too hard and regret it a little, but not that much.
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The user experience is pretty simple: You turn the device on, place it inside your vagina with the wide base sticking out, turn on the video game app, and off you go.
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Just one pair of guests were sticking out the storm at St. Petersburg's Beach Drive Inn, ahead of the weekend the marks the unofficial end of summer vacations, said innkeeper Jana Kelly.
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I'm helped too, I've come to realize, by my ethnic ambiguity: I can blend into the crowd in a lot of places around the world, versus sticking out as an obvious tourist.
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"Such a figure, essenced and perfumed, with a bunch of lace sticking out under its chin, puzzles the common passenger to determine the thing's sex," wrote Town and Country Magazine in 1772.
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It was difficult to move with those pale wooden poles sticking out this way and that, Ms. Viale shouted from the stage, cupping the rubber suckers with her hands as she protested.
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It isn't an exciting or dramatic system, but it ticks every box — and unlike some screens in luxury cars, this one is tucked into the dash rather than sticking out of it.
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As she growled through "Kimberly," dressed in black jeans and boots with wiry grey hair sticking out in all directions like drunk spider's legs, she gave me a new dose of power.
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In the Petobo neighborhood nearby, a team of French rescue experts began hunting through an expanse of debris, looking for hands, feet or any body parts of victims sticking out of the mud.
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"If we see body parts sticking out, we're going to dig to get the body out ... It's a long-term job, but after that, they'll come with the heavy machinery," Allibert told Reuters.
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One of my previous coaches had her toe sticking out of the side of her foot after the first action in a duet with her sister, which pretty clearly showed it was broken.
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The app may ask you a question like, "If you saw a nose hair sticking out of your friend's nose, what would you do?" and then share your answers among your social circles.
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But one thing keeps sticking out in our heads: If someone could figure out how to hack one of these 'bots, then the art crime game could get a whole lot more interesting.
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Look how tall and ungainly that 4:3 display looks, On top of sticking out way past the end of the system, that extended battery also causes the X60's to wobble, constantly.
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Wearing a hood to blind him, one knife-wielding Indonesian soldier slashed away at a cucumber sticking out of his colleague's mouth, coming just inches from striking his nose with the long blade.
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The red costumes had red sequins on the bust cups and the headpiece, which had a feather sticking out of the top so the girls could be easily seen on the casino floor.
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As the team of specialists prepared for the high-risk surgery, Xavier waited patiently with the skewer still sticking out of his face and a bandage covering his eyes and nose, Miller said.
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Footage posted to the department's Facebook page shows the newly-married bride — still in her wedding gown — sticking out of her sunroof as floodwaters rose high enough to cover her vehicle's license plate.
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Instead, Lawler was allegedly placed in solitary confinement with his shoes and shoe laces -- and the cell had two large bolts sticking out of a high point on one of the cell walls.
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She was there singing and dancing with a pair of massive legs sticking out of this massive orb, and then about a dozen dancers tumbled out from the zip in between her legs.
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"Police were called after a member of the public spotted a pair of legs sticking out from DFC Chicken on Rookery Road in Handsworth at around 8.20am today, 2 November," said the statement.
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When we meet a villager with a metal band with "spiraling shafts of metal" sticking out of it instead of a jaw, we see her as well as get a description of her.
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Yet it was another alien object in the poster that captured the most attention: an iconic Shanghai building sticking out from what is supposed to be the north side of Hong Kong Island.
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At federal court in Boston Thursday, a geriatric ex-mafia Don hunched over the bench in an orange jumpsuit and shuffled papers, his ears sticking out from his shriveled head like bat wings.
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That said, drinking water, swallowing a bunch, eating a spoonful of peanut butter, or sticking out or biting your tongue may help keep you busy while you wait for things to settle down.
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The idea was to promote Perry's new single with Migos, "Bon Appétit" and to recreate the single's album artwork: Perry's head sticking out of a center piece platter like a turkey on Thanksgiving.
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In fitness classes all over the country, studios are trying to reduce their patrons to puddles of exhaustion, so they can re-solidify as muscle-clad terminators with giant biceps sticking out everywhere.
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You might otherwise miss the brief splashes of creamy yellow paint that ornament the base, and the glints of copper-coated welding wire sticking out, like antennas, from a few of its joints.
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Her flow — fast triplets that scan as both pushy and playful, punctuated by creaky-voice ad-libs that sound like she's sticking out her tongue — captures this character's good humor and stubborn confidence.
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Removal experts were able to disarm it after they noticed wires sticking out of the back of the stuffed animal, which was bulging in the spot where the bomb had been sewn in.
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"Somewhere in his journey Polo also sustained a serious injury to his front leg, which left his leg mangled with shards of bone sticking out," says a bio on the Humane Society's Facebook page.
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Students made it look as though a car had smashed into the side of the school, with the back half of a white vehicle sticking out of the building's wall and scattered bricks throughout.
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The haphazardly-stacked assortment was sticking out of the truck in all directions, and secured by just a couple of strategically-strung cables and ropes as the vehicle drove along I-91 in Springfield.
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To test out the setup, I just unrolled the soft bag, attached my regular bike pump to the valve sticking out the bottom of the bag, and pumped it up to about 100 PSI.
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Pull hair into a high — not too tight — pony with hands and secure, then wrap hair around your thumb, twisting towards the head leaving a few inches sticking out below and fasten with pins.
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"My beach operator is telling me that all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand," a beach patrol officer is heard saying in a call obtained by by ABC News.
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This year, the company introduced its Superception Head Light system, which is basically a helmet with a Sony MP-CL1 projector sticking out the front and attached Sony MDR-XB950 headphones on the side.
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The black sea hare gets its deep, dark color from its diet of algae and seaweed and gets it name from the two tentacles sticking out of its head that look like rabbit ears.
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When Lucy, the world's most well-known fossil, was discovered sticking out of a shallow Ethiopian stream bed in 1974, she provided new insight about life for early human ancestors 3.18 million years ago.
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In March 2016, he posted a photo from his studio, a stack of $2 bills sticking out of a brass sculpture of hands making the symbol for The Six (a gift from Steve, naturally).
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I put up a wood railing on the left wall and have screws sticking out so I can hang artwork or easily take down to the floor canvas if I want to work flat.
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While the temperatures proved too brutal for some animals, the gators were just fine—frozen alive in their pond with their snouts sticking out of the water, just enough so they could still breathe.
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"Before we realized what had happened, the lifeguards and other people on the beach were holding the umbrella to stabilize because it was sticking out of her chest," beachgoer Laura Lathroum explained the Dispatch.
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Olga Perkovic, 50, and her son, Aaron Goodstein, of San Francisco, were found under the snow in Alpine County after a neighbor saw ski gloves sticking out from the snow pile around 9 p.m.
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There are eight of them, sticking out of the ground like religious monoliths, facing Mexico and surrounded by barbed wire, blocked roads and dozens upon dozens of San Diego police and county sheriff's deputies.
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"I can't tell you the number of times where I have received emails from moms saying, 'My kids just asked me why that man has a syringe sticking out of his arm,' " he said.
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The vessels, which are usually built in Colombia, are designed to travel just below the waterline, with only an exhaust pipe, a small wheelhouse, and and an air stack sticking out above the water.
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These contrasting backgrounds present wildly different experiences of blackness, with one sticking out dramatically and the other camouflaged nearly to the point of invisibility, making the viewer reconsider how they understand blackness in context.
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The needle is instantly recognized, despite being just a bloody point sticking out of someone's head, and the victim was not distracted at all by a galloping horse arriving and didn't turn to look.
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Chasing happiness sets companies up for a losing battle when an employee stubs their toe on that annoying bookshelf sticking out in the lobby and the employee survey is sent out 10 minutes later.
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In the adorable video, which was shared without any sound, Stormi can seemingly be seen planting a kiss on her mother (who's behind the camera) before playfully pulling back and sticking out her tongue.
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"They'd rather talk about this, somebody that you've never seen that said, 'Oh, in 1992, he went like this,'" Trump said, sticking out his right hand and getting a laugh out of the crowd.
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The comic strip itself is a character, with multiple faces on its edges and a pair of legs sticking out, that sometimes gets drunk and has to be reined back in by its creator.
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Wearing scale-inspired swimsuits and batting their lean legs out of the water, feet sticking out to look like tails, they collected gold - as expected - and came even closer to sealing their status as sirens.
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Bewildered, Selin buys an Einstein poster, but she gets one that just shows him in front of a chalkboard instead of the one her roommate obviously meant, where Einstein is playfully sticking out his tongue.
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The earthworks developed by Group A included a landscape studded with giant spikes sticking out in odd directions, and a giant "black hole" made of dyed concrete or granite to be placed over the site.
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And when the people were facing the dogs, the dogs reacted by raising their eyebrows, sticking out their tongues, and making noise — much more often than when the people turned their backs on the dogs.
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The ninth pop of Christmas: Felix and the bump on his headFelix has a 25-year-old golf ball-sized lump sticking out of his upper forehead, which he's tired of hiding with a hat.
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He told the crew that he noticed a large piece of wood sticking out of the Terror Bay's sea ice while on a fishing trip several years ago, and that it resembled a ship's mast.
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But one thing that's sticking out to me—still early on, in the police station—is how perfectly the game uses scarcity and this fantasy of hyper-competence to make me feel a certain way.
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Past winners have had hair sticking out in odd places, a penguin-like way of waddling or a shortened spine, but deep down -- way, way, deep down -- they're just as lovable as any other pooch.
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And at a certain point, Marc and Shirine show me the cellar, and here it is: A great pile of earth covered in straw, with the necks of the bonbonnes sticking out here and there.
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A strawberry tiramisù was fresh and moist, and a deconstructed cannoli came with a great presentation, the three tubes of pastry shell (empty in this version) sticking out like antennas from a mound of cream.
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Elmer and Elsie were about the size of tortoises, and moved slowly, like tortoises; he designed a tortoise-shaped shell that accentuated the resemblance, leaving only a light-sensor head sticking out of the top.
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Tinkerer and music box aficionado Mitxela (via Hackaday) was pleased by this music box that takes punch cards or rolls as input, rather than having a metal drum with the notes sticking out of it.
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A banana peel is only recognizable because string and metal wire holds it together like a cast, and an orange peel has loose threads and pins sticking out of it, more abused than fixed up.
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There was the story of his grandfather, who had died of a heart attack while herding reindeer and had been left in a tarp on the roadside, where his son recognized the boots sticking out.
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With her exposed belly sticking out, Nakadate stands in a field and howls out strange animal noises, taking discontinuity to a new and intense level: it does not add up, but somehow makes complete sense.
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Probably a good thing after sticking out like a sore thumb on Monday ... handing out cash to a ton of the LSU players on the sideline and raging in the locker room with them after.
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The French bulldog puppy was in a carrier that was sticking out into the aisle when a flight attendant told the passenger it would have to be moved, according to people familiar with the incident.
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If you glance at these camera streams at the right time, you'll see a jeep or two full of military police officers with machine guns, the barrels sticking out of the windows as they cruise by.
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He was wearing a pair of huge turquoise eyeglasses, a dark blue smock and not much in the way of pants, just his bare legs sticking out from the wheelchair and wrapped in white compression socks.
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Minutes after my daughter was born she was sticking out her middle finger and she stay doing it now all the time 😩😂😩😂She Soo disrespectful 😩wonder where she got it from ?
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The Braille Controller, as it's referred to in the patent, is very much like an ordinary Xbox One gamepad, except on the back there appears to be a sort of robotic insect sticking out of it.
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The tassels release pollen grains into the air, which, if lucky, land on those silky female parts sticking out the top of the ear of corn, then worm their way inside and help birth a kernel.
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The glowing keyboards, dinky flutes, angry rhythm guitar parts, assembled sound effects, and the like are incorporated poorly, failing to mesh with the grander rock structures that subsume them, sticking out like otiose clip-on accessories.
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" Mikhail A. Veprentsev, an 18-year-old college student who was riding in a subway car adjacent to the one that ferried the bomber, said he saw victims "with screws sticking out their heads like bullets.
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Screenshot: AppleThankfully, even with the iPad Pro's new slimmer dimensions, Apple still had enough room to hide the tablet's Face ID sensors in its bezels, instead of sticking out into the display using some sort of notch.
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Yet even as we began to come out, we often chose to "cover" the extent of our difference in an effort to avoid sticking out rather than to insist on it in pursuit of truly being free.
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The robotic arm has been programmed to precisely rotate around a metal bar sticking out of a wall while a high-intensity LED light on the end produces a shadow that represents the hour of the day.
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GrayKey can allegedly crack an iPhone just by attaching it to one of two Lightning cables sticking out of the side and injecting some kind of program that eventually causes the affected iPhone to display its passcode.
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A beach witness further told the New York Post that she saw a "dark thing in the water with a fin sticking out," and video shows what appears to be a shark swimming just beyond the tide.
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His parents, both successful graduates of the U.S. public school system, were determined to send him on the same path (see photographic evidence below; my son is the two-week-old blob sticking out of my coat).
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But one day, as Sarno hitched a ride from a friend he was living with in Scotland, he spotted an envelope sticking out of the car's side compartment and discovered a letter addressed to him from Turnbull.
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"The few fashion houses refusing to modernize and listen to the overwhelming public opinion against fur are now sticking out like a sore thumb for all the wrong reasons," PETA's director of international programs, Mimi Bekhechi said.
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The self-driving hamper-style bots have six wheels and an antenna sticking out of them, and will operate within a two to three mile radius to deliver parcels, groceries, and takeaways in 15 to 30 minutes.
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Once you get over the dorkiness of having large globules sticking out of your ears and stop worrying about looking like a Big Important Person who needs two Bluetooth headsets instead of one, wireless earbuds are amazing.
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That said, Airbnb seems to have a fair amount of support from the tech industry on this one, with everyone from prominent VC Fred Wilson to the Internet Association sticking out their necks on behalf of Airbnb.
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"It we can't negotiate with the people that we're supposed to negotiate with, then we're really just sticking out our necks and saying, this is what we're fighting for," said Lindsay Smalls, a sixth-grade science teacher.
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"You see, here, it's a trace, a vestige!" said Stéphane Lamache, a government-funded researcher, pointing to a thick bit of wall sticking out toward the road at Quinéville, on the eastern coast of the Normandy peninsula.
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The latter object has an 60-foot-long boom sticking out from it, LeoLabs noted, which means the probability of a collision is as low as 1 in 20 when accounting for the size of the object.
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Lil Bub's unique appearance — bulging eyes, tiny arms and legs, and a tongue forever sticking out — were the result of several genetic deformities "which all add up to one of nature's happiest accidents," according to her website.
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Looking at "Hanging Sky 05" (2016), I see reflections of the sky in a lake, along with a trail of trees along the far shoreline combined with the small heads of plants sticking out the water's surface.
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However, it's rumored that Apple will offer the new AirPods in both white and black, so at least you can avoid looking like the millions of other people walking around with Q-tips sticking out of their ears.
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YC President Sam Altman is no stranger to sticking out his neck for good, launching just last month The United Slate, a political initiative to tackle things like healthcare, lack of affordable housing in California and climate change.
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He's wearing a red V-neck T-shirt, distressed gray denim shorts, a diamond chain with a diamond cross pendant, and a chunky black ankle monitor over a red sock sticking out of a spotless Air Jordan 21.
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Get Glow in the Dark Socks for $11.97 See Details Or perhaps these hyper realistic burger socks would make a good gift for a foodie — these will look dashing sticking out of a shoe, and seriously drool-worthy.
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But a few minutes later, there he is, slinking down the stairs, Afro bristling in the wind, sinewy sun-bronzed arms sticking out of a Prince and the Revolution wifebeater—so charismatic that every move is a pose.
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Joan Smalls had a skirt of quivering red roses with stalks sticking out of her bustier, while Anna Cleveland, shrouded in giant silk pink petals, plucked them from her bodice as she made her way down the runway.
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Stanford eliminated its own Indian mascot in the 1970s over concerns of insensitive cultural appropriation; one common depiction on merchandise featured a cartoonlike Native American with a large round nose and feathers sticking out of its hair. Gov.
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Mr. Rodriguez, the elder in Mr. Hernandez's charismatic Catholic prayer group, said he cajoled Mr. Hernandez, who was around 18, into talking at the retreat in 1979 by pinching him and sticking out his leg to trip him.
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On the far-right wall in the main space, a photo of teens praying before dinner at a Young Marines ball in Hanover, Pennsylvania is juxtaposed with one of a pair of legs sticking out of a parked car.
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If the addition of the PPG sensor on the back of the Pebble 220 had resulted in a big uncomfortable bulge sticking out, or the wearable doubling in size, it would have certainly been a misstep for the product.
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And somewhere within the Comic Sans font of 'Breeze' nightclub sticking out on the corner of the Eastern Promenade and the distant lights of The Rock Inn, I knew that I would taste truth like I never had before.
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Speaking to Mashable on the showfloor of the Computex technology show, an Asus spokesman explained that the antennas of the device are built into the roof, so you'll no longer have those ugly rods sticking out of your router.
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Trilobites Seth Colling, who teaches children with developmental disabilities at an outdoor learning center in Michigan, was walking along a creek looking for fish with his students in 2014 when they saw something odd sticking out from the water.
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About once a month, I would take Plexie on my bicycle (I lived in the Netherlands) in a bag with her little head sticking out, to go on a play date with her best friend, a short-legged puppy.
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Los Angeles Times reporter Molly Hennessy-Fiske, who visited the area in question with a civil defense group Friday, told CNN that she saw at least 50 dead bodies, as well as body parts, sticking out of the rubble.
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In my mind, every horse race took place during the Great Depression—a sepia-toned event where a young, vivacious Queen Elizabeth watched Seabiscuit win as men with "press" cards sticking out of their fedoras documented the whole thing.
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Of course, one unfortunate drawback of the whole world watching you during the Oscars: every weird little thing you do will be caught on camera — especially sticking out your tongue in anticipation of getting a taste of sweet, sweet shortbread.
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The partial skeleton of this quadrupedal prosauropod, a distant relative of the giant long-necked sauropods like Brontosaurus and Diplodocus, was found sticking out of a cliff near Clarens, a town that's close to the border of South Africa and Lesotho.
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But it can't help betraying certain signs of its inner life: it's hard to play things totally cool when you have a large, ungainly tail sticking out of your back, swishing this way and that for no immediately clear reason.
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READ: Driver stopped with alligator foot sticking out of dashboard Weidenhamer said he and Little League coach Miguel Estrada hit the alligator and struggled to pull the boy from its powerful jaws as others began beating the animal with canoe paddles.
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Despite speaking to police about the incident, Souza gave police conflicting statements, alleging at one point that Watkins came out of the bathroom to find a knife sticking out of her fiance's chest, court records obtained by the Gazette claimed.
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Instead, Murphy is sitting across from me in a greenroom at the CBC in Toronto with her legs crossed in faded high-waisted jeans, a black turtleneck, vocals free of fry, and her bare toe sticking out of her sock.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Alpha's awkward design appears to sit somewhere between the original Samsung Galaxy Gear and a Microsoft Band, but with the addition of a long, flexible display and two Coke-bottle glasses sticking out on either side.
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In "Shūjin" ("Prisoner," 6593, acrylic on board), a young boy's Brobdingnagian body fuses with an ordinary school building, its big head sticking out of one end of the structure to observe other children performing well-regimented calisthenics on the playground.
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He said he burst out of his own tent, threw his shoes on, caught a lantern his wife had tossed him, and arrived at the family's campsite to see the rear end of a wolf sticking out of their collapsed tent.
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The writer knows full well how much embarrassing racial angst the choice will cause; it's impossible to view it as anything other than an act of slight sadism or capricious control—suddenly, the playwright's right there onstage, sticking out her tongue.
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In lieu of a traditional baby shower, Nagan's friends threw her a vagina-themed party and celebrated with the detailed sweet—a large pink vagina cake covered with brown sprinkles and strawberry blood with a baby's gooey head sticking out.
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It spawned an ovular, turquoise creature with the word "LOW" written on its back, and a red "carpet monster" with a long, pink tongue and bulging eyes sticking out from under its fringe; both can be found lurking in Slapstick.
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You can picture it on the big screen — Chinese takeout containers on the desk, chopsticks sticking out of a messy up-do — but for me, the black-and-white version of this story really strained my willingness to suspend disbelief.
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Three pictures cycled on her profile: One of a bright-eyed girl with drawn-on devil horns sticking out her tongue, another of her in sparkly gamer headphones, and a third of her smiling cutely from behind her cell phone.
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The scene was apocalyptic: Twisted steel from the skeletal frames of destroyed vehicles sticking out of mounds of earth; ammunition belts strewn along the side of the road; bloated and decomposing bodies of ISIS fighters lying between the obliterated buildings.
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The shared rides are being offered through an unusual partnership between two competing ride-hailing apps: Via, which runs car pools in parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, and Curb, an alternative to sticking out an arm to hail a cab.
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To return the favor, Fallon sends the actor a frothy coffee drink, and after a cheers is exchanged, the gifts continue, with everything from a scorpion bowl with a steak, medium rare to a seafood tower with crab legs sticking out.
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The children to whom she presented the sheet popped their heads through the slits, laughing and sticking out their tongues, as they unified their bodies into a collective organism that breathed and undulated, as gracefully as an octopus in the sea.
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It's a lot of hassle to do really good VR. You can do untethered VR, the Oculus Go or the Samsung Gear VR. You can do that without any wires sticking out of your head, but the experience is totally different.
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"There's nothing better than watching your man do what they've been put on this earth to do," The Sinner star, 36, captioned a video of Timberlake performing his hit "Mirrors" — even sticking out her tongue for the camera after watching him walk by.
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Divers were unsuccessful on both Thursday and Friday but returned on Sunday, joining up with the Hadley-Luzerne Fire Department and several local scuba and diving clubs, when they found it in approximately 15 feet of water with the toes sticking out.
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Radar scans of the seafloor taken from the survey ship Viña show the U-boat U-3523—an advanced Type XXI submarine—resting in an extraordinary position, with its tail-end sticking out from a hole at practically a 45 degree angle.
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When she describes her scuba training and the work that has already been done about the lighthouse, we see re-sized pages from legendary marine archaeologist Jean-Yves Empereur's book Alexandria Rediscovered, complete with post-it notes sticking out of the sides.
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Heard in the background are the Tagalog declamations of the house DJ: comments picking on the girls, such as hinting at their toes sticking out of their stilettos — a sordid reminder of the interchangeability of the bodies and garments geared toward selling sex.
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In fact, the pop star is practically unrecognizable from her days twerking in bejeweled bodysuits, wearing suspenders and pasties as a complete top, sticking out her tongue as a means of conveying every emotion, and piling those controversial faux dreads atop her head.
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WHEN an American policeman pulled over a Volkswagen (VW) Jetta in 2013, he suspected that the array of pipes sticking out of the back of the car and the grey box and portable generator in the vehicle were a sign of something fishy.
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Although the star of the British scientist's salted paper print is an oak tree in winter, if you zoom in on one branch in the lower left quadrant, you'll spot the silhouette of a bird, its round figure sticking out among angular boughs.
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A few blocks away from the blast site and shortly after the explosion occurred, investigators found one possible lead: a pressure cooker, with dark-colored wiring sticking out, connected by silver duct tape to what appears to be a cellphone, officials said.
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It depicted a balding man standing and covered in blood with the moniker "Penne in tomato sauce", a badly scratched up woman next to him labeled "Penne au gratin", and finally feet sticking out between the floors of a collapsed building titled "Lasagne".
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Apple is still the Michael Jordan that every Chinese smartphone manufacturer looks up to, but instead of trying to dunk with their tongues sticking out or shoot fadeaway jumpers, these rising stars are developing their own ways of scoring points with consumers.
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Locals call him "Lake Devil" and he does that thing certain spiders do where they hide underground with just one arm sticking out like it's a worm or a caterpillar and then when something comes to investigate they leap out and eat them.
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Will has a golf ball-sized lump sticking out of his shoulder, which is becoming a concern because he's not really sure what it is — or what might happen if he accidentally jams it against a nail jutting out of a wall.
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Here are their recollections of what it's like to report on a major disaster and tell the important stories of the people in its path: "That's J.D.," the guy told me, pointing at a pair of bare feet sticking out of the rubble.
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Trump marveled at how a photographer on the plane captured a $20 bill sticking out of his back pocket a day earlier and pulled out a wad of cash to explain to reporters how he likes to leave tips for hotel workers.
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"So now if you look at it from behind, you have all the ball sticking out on this side," he said, and from the pitcher's perspective, you could see at least half the ball peeking out from the left side of the hand.
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Nearby, we came across crumbling concrete structures, defense bunkers built by Russians during the World War I. The remnants were left cracked and shattered, with rebar sticking out at odd angles, after they were blown up during Polish military training decades after their construction.
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Back in Captain Marvel we even got a tiny taste regarding what hairstyles might come down the line, when in her green Starforce suit we see her wear a helmet with her hair sticking out of the top of it, a la a mohawk.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations food chief David Beasley spotted a tiny foot sticking out from under a blanket in a hospital in Yemen that has been overwhelmed with malnourished children, so he tried to bring a smile to the face of the small patient.
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César went first, his sneakers sticking out of the ground on the Mexican side while his hands pulled the rest of his body into the US. Once he was fully in the US, he hid under some bushes while Daniel made the same entrance.
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On Thursday, exactly one month after the incident occurred near a library in Columbus, Ohio, on April 3, the Columbus Division of Police released footage that showed a man, whom they identified as "Bill," bravely sticking out his leg to trip the armed suspect.
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Robert Reisz, who presented his findings at the Canadian Society of Vertebrate Paleontology on Friday, argues that while most artistic and scientific renderings of therapods such as the Tyrannosaurus Rex show large rows of sharp teeth sticking out, that was probably not the case.
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On Sunday, the pregnant Victoria's Secret Angel shared a new black-and-white photograph of herself and 15-month-old daughter Dusty Rose captured in a silly moment, with Prinsloo sticking out her tongue and her baby girl reaching up toward her mom's face.
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At one point, former One Direction member Zayn Malik's hit break-out single "Pillowtalk" is sped up by a factor of at least four and paired with a shot of 14-year-old Sia muse Maddie Ziegler covering her eyes and sticking out her tongue.
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In 2100, he spent 210 days living alone on Rockall, the pillar of granite rock sticking out of the Atlantic a couple of hundred miles west of the Hebrides, in a self-directed (and largely fruitless) attempt to assert Britain's territorial claim to the islet.
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Soon after the shootings began, the Dallas Police department tweeted a picture of one Mark Hughes, who is seen wearing a camouflage T-shirt and what appears to be a rifle, the butt of the gun sticking out from the bottom of the picture.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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Parties stress her out, so she planned to attend a magic show with her parents, bake a cake she saw on Instagram — "It's in the shape of a hedgehog, and it has Pocky sticking out of it as spikes" — and possibly write a song.
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" By the end of the column, Pyle's readers were confronted with outright horror: "As I plowed out over the wet sand of the beach," Pyle wrote, "I walked around what seemed to be a couple of pieces of driftwood sticking out of the sand.
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"In the corner of the room, law enforcement authorities noticed what appeared to be a garbage can with bed linens stuffed inside and what appeared to be a bare human foot sticking out of the bed linens," the documents state, according to the Post.
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Still, Zack Gold, a non-resident fellow with the Atlantic Council's Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East, told Mashable it worrisome that he was allowed to board the plane while wearing a belt laden suspiciously with phones and wires sticking out of it.
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The movie begins when the punk band inadvertently sees a dead body in the back room of the club, and while Saulnier shows us the head with the knife sticking out, he focuses the scene on the horrified reactions of the band members, not the body itself.
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Unlike the Apple Pencil, which you charge by plugging into a Lightning port, the Logitech Crayon has a Lightning Port on its butt, so you just plug the cable in and don't have to worry about it sticking out the bottom of your iPad for an hour.
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Though it's possible to get a beefy wireless router with a dozen antennas sticking out of it like some kind of alien spaceship for better wireless range, the vast majority of people aren't going to buy a router that looks like a plastic tarantula taking a nap.
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Late last year, Kodak released its Ektra smartphone — a device with mediocre specs and a big ass camera bump — in the UK, and now it's finally coming to the US. The Ektra has a vintage design and a pretty substantial 21MP camera sticking out of the back.
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With just under 3 million of the straws out there—and the fact that the straw is basically a 10-inch long stainless steel tube sticking out of your drink—the Consumer Products Safety Commission recommends that children neither use, nor even handle, the recalled straws.
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Here's how it works: You strip down to your underwear or swimsuit, pile on socks and gloves, remove any jewelry or piercings (any metal will get crazy cold), and then stand in a vertical booth—with your head sticking out of the top for some warmth.
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The arcade is an expansive area with six main attractions, the clear highlight of which you may have seen on The Verge a couple of weeks ago: a game that simulates rescuing a kitten from a plank of wood sticking out from the top of a skyscraper.
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She had the house exterior painted pink and commissioned a local artist to paint two large emojis on the walls—on the second floor, a face with crossed eyes and its tongue sticking out; on the first floor, a face with crossed eyes and a zipper mouth.
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The low-slung structure that houses Marren's tunnel looks as if it could pass for an aged elementary school, except that it has a seven-story silver sphere sticking out of its east side, like a World's Fair exhibit in the spot where an auditorium should be.
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PADAS, Philippines — While neither guided bomb nor armored vehicle, a gray oblong water pump sticking out from the brush along a remote dirt road is intended to be just as clear a sign of the United States' efforts to stop the spread of the Islamic State.
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"This has been like discovering a dinosaur, with just a little piece (the unusual X-ray edge) sticking out at first and then suddenly a new kind of creature coming out from the ground," wrote Giacintucci and Markevitch in a blog post on the Chandra site.
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That sense of wonder is especially vivid in the watercolors by Isabel Cooper and Helen Damrosch Tee-Van, which include, among others, a golden lizard with hundreds of tiny scales, a quail-like bird in the former British Guiana and a black marmoset sticking out its tongue.
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" This was in front of 80,000 people, remember, so I kinda rolled over and stuck my hand down my trunks just to see if there was any, like, bone sticking out—and there wasn't, so I was like, "Shit, well there's nothing breaking through the skin.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles (km) into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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Jessica is suddenly envisioning a mountain of stolen clothes, and she's filled with the strange sensation of having to climb up this never-ending pile of fashion, with spiky heels sticking out here and there, the soft fabric giving way under the pressure of her feet.
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What's actually going on is that French artist JR, known for dramatic large-scale art, clever optical illusions, and an eagle eye for social issues, has covered the structure with anamorphically exact renditions of the 16th century facades beyond, complete with a tiny French flag sticking out the top.
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The kit comes with those 3M damage-free hanging strips with the pullable tabs that are supposed to be easily removable, but as I learned removing the panel after mounting them is easier said than done – especially if you want to hide those tabs so they aren't sticking out.
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Asked about the end of the SD slot, an outspoken Apple VP told The Independent that it was "bit of a cumbersome slot," referring not to the port so much in its inert form so much as how the whole thing looks with a card sticking out its side.
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In orbit, each satellite looks like an old-fashioned movie camera pointed toward Earth, with a boom sticking out the back (a device for measuring changes in the planet's magnetic field to study solar wind) and a massive solar panel where you'd expect to see a film reel.
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The most obvious example would be the drowning arm sticking out of the whirlpool: if that becomes an icon for personal despair, does that steer us away from the conversation of climate change or do we think of flooding and drowning as an everyday enough occurrence to become a metaphor?
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)At this point, it's practically impossible to go outside without seeing white, Q-tip-looking earbuds sticking out of people's heads, and with sales of Apple AirPods expected to rise to between 50 and 55 million this year, that phenomenon probably won't go away anytime soon.
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"Unfortunately, we didn't get the tail, but we have pretty much the pelvis forward, a bit of the hind foot and front limbs, (and) this guy is actually armored down his arms as well," Mitchell said, adding that the dinosaur has a large, spear-like spine sticking out of its shoulder.
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For instance, the sidebar on News and Stocks can't be resized so it takes up more or less horizontal space in the app window; when you mouseover the line separating the sidebar and the story pane, you don't see the familiar line with two arrows sticking out from either side.
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The study, which ran from August 1 to 31, might have gone largely unnoticed until Ford's announcement of the details this week—if not for NBC Washington reporter Adam Tuss knocking on the van window and seeing nothing but a pair of hands and legs sticking out from the driver's seat.
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On the hottest days of the year, even those averse to high-fructose corn syrup and food coloring should let a freezer-burned Firecracker into their lives, if only for the joy of sticking out a blue- and red-stained tongue and reading the terrible joke on the stick out loud.
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Most of the windows have air tight probes or filters sticking out of them, instruments adorn the top and bottom of the plane's body and inside, most seats have been replaced by state of the art machinery designed to pick up gases from ground level up to tens of thousands of feet.
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Some still wore remnants of the striped uniform of prisoners, signifying that they were Jewish men who had been conscripted to support the fascists in World War II. "They are all covered with snow, except one skeleton is sticking out and for some reason I know it's my father," he tells me.
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The list includes a Magic Mouse that can only be charged when flipped upside down, an Apple Pencil stylus charging solution that has it sticking out of the Lightning connector of an iPad, and the now infamous iPhone X notch that cuts a hole in the top of the full-screen display.
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Jones hauled in a 51-yard scoring pass from his fellow receiver Mohamed Sanu and went 43 yards for a touchdown on a throw from Matt Ryan, finishing the play with a soaring dive for the pylon, somehow managing to stay in bounds before sticking out the ball with his right hand.
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Ann sat down at the kitchen table and said, "I'd like a glass of water, Olive," and when Olive turned around to hand it to her she saw a breast—just sticking out in plain view, right there in the kitchen, the nipple large and dark—and she felt a tiny bit ill.
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"Growing up, he would tell stories about getting in trouble for things like secretly sticking out his middle finger in the family Christmas photo, present day if you took a picture with Neal he would still make some sort of face or gesture that you would not catch until later," Ryan said.
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I'd recommend going to the pub if you find yourself spending most of the time in whatever grubby-floored hovel in Dalston you're calling a nightclub sucking on bottles of room temperature lager with a slice of lime sticking out of it, running back to the bar every fifteen fucking minutes for four solid hours.
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Next, she wore a floor-skimming tank dress with a lingerie-wearing paper doll cutout printed down the front, followed by the major gown moment: a column design with an oversize bow and paper doll tabs sticking out behind her back — totally a look we can see Katy Perry rocking on the red carpet.
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As far as faces are concerned, the most interesting of the bunch are two caped crusaders (a masked bandit and green-cloaked hero), a confetti-adorned party face, a red face with its tongue sticking out and a bead of sweat (appropriate post-torturous workout class), and a smiling face with the letters "O" and "K" as the eyes.
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You might not think a priest being roasted alive or an ear with a knife sticking out of it would be appropriate Sunday subject matter, but at the time they were painted, those images acted as the faithful's visual reminder of the future that awaits them if they don't believe in the stuff in the sermon.
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It also tied a record set by some guy who used to play for the Reds named...Aroldis Chapman: Here is the pitch in question: That was pretty far inside, so kudos to Hardy for sticking out the at-bat instead of retiring on the spot and moving to Egypt, where there isn't a baseball diamond for 1,000 miles.
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It's definitely starting to take shape, but it's always been my process to really write and experiment and allow myself to go in a bunch of different directions before I select the songs that seem to be sticking out the best or seem to be connecting with not just me, but my bandmates and my family and friends.
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At a news conference on Monday celebrating the return of the cast of the movie, "The Salesman," to Tehran, cameras captured what appeared to be a tattoo of the "woman power" symbol of a raised fist sticking out from under the sleeve of the lead actress, Taraneh Alidoosti, 32, known by some as the Natalie Portman of Iran.
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The Cure live in 1981, shot by Andy Linden It was wonderful to read about your friendship with Robert in those very early days—how you were two misfit peas in a pod wandering the streets of Crawley and sticking out like a sore thumb, and how your friendship, and then your music, got you through that.
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In his 2002 book Sex: A User's Guide, Stephen Arnott classifies the drilldo as a type of sex machine, a category that also includes the better-known toy the Sybian (a rideable saddle with a vibrating dildo sticking out of the top), and a similar toy called a f*cksaw (a dildo attached to an electric saw).
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Pop's sliders — Our three cackle-worthy Riverdale moments this week: The camera going from F.P and Alice canoodling in bed to Jughead and Betty canoodling in the exact same position; Ronnie, Cheryl, and Toni's heads sticking out from random walls during their Scooby Doo cosplay in the White Wyrm; and Archie trying to do motivational speaking for his fellow doomed teen boxing serfs.
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Over the past few years, an increasing number of restaurants have ditched the idea of plates in favor of serving their appetizers and entrees in annoying new configurations, whether that means your burger is balancing in a small cast iron skillet, your candied bacon starter is sticking out of a Mason jar, or your full English breakfast arrives on a shovel.
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"It's changed my lifestyle but not my clothing style," said Cardi B. It has been a busy week for Cardi B. Ahead of her Wednesday appearance in Los Angeles, the rapper walked the pink carpet at the 2019 Met Gala in N.Y.C. on Monday, sticking out her tongue for photos as she wore a show-stopping maroon ensemble by designer Thom Browne.
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Bayoumi, 43, was already known to the F.B.I. An employee at his previous residence had contacted the field office to report some strange goings-on: large gatherings of young Arab men; a package that came from Saudi Arabia that had wires sticking out of it and no customs papers; some suspicious wiring that a maintenance man found under Bayoumi's bathroom sink.
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"It's definitely starting to take shape, but it's always been my process to really write and experiment and allow myself to go in a bunch of different directions before I select the songs that seem to be sticking out the best or seem to be connecting with not just me, but my bandmates and my family and friends," she told PEOPLE of the LP at the time.
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That morning, we had laid in bed in his Shoreditch apartment, watching TV. With his head on my belly, I was awestruck by his absolute beauty, the way the light and color of the room hit him just so, the way his head moved with each breath I took, the curve of his body under the blankets, a glimpse of a butt cheek, his foot sticking out.
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Certain recurring details became focal points: as the fire spreads, you want to find out what happens to the generic paintings of a sailing ship (which is odd and oddly impersonal) and autumn landscape; the pile of orange extension cords; the dozens of covered plastic cups with straws sticking out of them; the toy trucks and stuffed animals; the dropped ceiling and faux period furniture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Alex Webb: La Calle, Photographs from Mexico, an exhibition at the Aperture Foundation, features a dynamic selection of the photographer's images that capture the look of Mexican street life: a painted Christ sticking out among commercial posters; two pairs of red shoes in a desolate landscape; a little girl caught in motion as she jumps off a diving board.
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Its gigantic walls offers mini-retrospective of the artist's oeuvre: Chicago Bulls Jackets and classical-style busts of Usher made of various different metals and rock sediments, geometric and cavelike indentations in the walls, and the outline of a body sticking out of the wall 20 feet in the air are but a sampling of the dozens of works that dazzled the students (and this writer as well).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is sticking out in the Democratic field by spending a considerable amount of time campaigning across the country — rather than focusing her efforts on Iowa, New Hampshire and the other two earliest voting states.
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Dumbass millennials and dumbass Nick Gazin put on their fedoras with our press cards sticking out of the band and head down to Burger King to make jokes about the ridiculous thing, but the joke's on us—the Whopperito is the setup, and the payoff is that a bunch of drunk youths give their money to Burger King instead of some other purveyor of delicious salt, sugar, and fat.
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That moment turned out to be the beginning of a second ordeal, which included seeing the feet of the five men killed in the attack—four rangers and one porter—sticking out from under a tarp, speaking to her parents by satellite telephone, dealing with wildly inaccurate news reports about what had happened, attending the burial of three of the rangers, and staying in a friend's apartment in Nairobi while she recovered from malaria.
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The sale gives the new owner, Visual China Group, control over photographs of immense cultural and commercial value — Marilyn Monroe on a subway grate, Rosa Parks on a bus, Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock and Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue But it has been the transfer of images from the 1989 crackdown in Tiananmen Square, an event that China's Communist Party has aggressively blotted out of public view ever since, that has perhaps raised the most alarm.
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And one of this album's standouts is the controlledly tense "Fireworks," an ode to stoic forgetting, to the need to remain implacable in the face of devastation: One morning this sadness will fossilize and I will forget how to cryI'll keep going to workand you won't see a changesave perhaps a slight gray in my eyeI will go jogging routinelycalmly and rhythmically runand when I find that a knife's sticking out of my side I'll pull it out without questioning why.
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