Like, look at Billy Joel's stomach — it sticks out.
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The Pixel XL sticks out pretty bad on Daydream View.
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One thing that sticks out about Mazda is their frugality.
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They took sticks out of the trunk of the car.
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The investigation the office did into earmarks really sticks out.
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One guy in particular sticks out in my memory, Danny.
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Okay, well, there's one that sticks out in my mind.
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Tyler: Have to come out with something that sticks out.
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He is stout; his hair sticks out every which way.
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Today, it sticks out more than other Star Wars moment.
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What sticks out about this character in your mind now?
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But the lack of female directors and protagonists sticks out.
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A pair of plays sticks out from the final game.
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"It just sticks out like a sore thumb," she said.
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Is there a memory of recording him that sticks out?
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Is there one area that really sticks out to you?
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It only makes progress when it sticks out its neck.
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"The lump actually sticks out from under my shirt," TJ says.
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What sticks out in your mind when you think about him?
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Syracuse star Frank Howard sticks out foot trying to trip Zion.
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Is there a meal that sticks out as the most memorable?
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But one person from his time in education sticks out most.
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It's not your first "body horror" film — "The Fly" sticks out.
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"One team that sticks out to me is Clemson," Cooley said.
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The camera bump also sticks out pretty far from the phone.
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PacSun One piece that particularly sticks out to Kylie — the slip dress.
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One lesson sticks out in John Harding's mind more than any other.
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One thing sticks out to me today about that classic iPhone presentation.
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He yells at her; she taunts him and sticks out her tongue.
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Step inside and one thing eventually sticks out: there are no controls.
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It's a small difference, but it's one where the contrast sticks out.
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For me, however, Ronaldo's European Championship is the achievement that sticks out.
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But one training period sticks out in his memory, he tells Robbins.
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When I think back, there's really only one episode that sticks out.
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Why do you think your music in particular sticks out to metalheads?
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Maybe an arm goes the wrong way or a bone sticks out.
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French oak tends to offer a spicier, toasty woodiness that sticks out.
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And, for lawyers, it's the evidentiary question that sticks out the most.
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And you want to see a whole pile of popsicle sticks out.
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But Sanders still sticks out in his critique of this particular institution.
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In the r/nonutnovember rules, the phrase "top tier ladies" sticks out.
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They made it really personalized, and that's what really sticks out to me.
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Only her head sticks out of the end of the antique iron lung.
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Only her head sticks out of the end of the antique iron lung.
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Instead, each trope sticks out like another sore thumb for viewers to process.
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You can't turn it off, and it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Though it is quite obvious given the massive camera rig that sticks out.
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The part that sticks out to us is his 2:00 PM meal.
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What really sticks out is how much smiling there is in these photos.
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"The only thing that sticks out about him was his dog," she said.
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But in a country like Georgia, it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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"The Bates decision by now sticks out like a sore thumb," Noah said.
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But it was one incident in particular that sticks out of the bunch.
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This isn't my favorite one but what sticks out to you about them?
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But this latest campaign sticks out in its systematic and very deliberate approach.
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On one street a small part of a fence sticks out of the ground.
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But no matter the context of this record, the playing sticks out to me.
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What sticks out is the indie playlist and the gourmet origins of each ingredient.
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Its tower sticks out of the trees like the sail of a Chinese junk.
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When you think of the issues being represented in this march, what sticks out?
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It sticks out and prevents you from pushing a keyboard closer to the screen.
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Out of all the places in Philadelphia, what sticks out about Bob and Barbara's?
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I'm not a huge fan of the branding on the back, which sticks out.
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Maybe that's why the next phrase sticks out: ''All the magic we gave off.
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Defiant, he sticks out his tongue and makes a face, puffing out his cheeks.
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If there's a word that sticks out with all of these coaches, it's process.
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One model in clown makeup playfully sticks out her tongue, holding an assault rifle.
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I think what sticks out to me was how older Rebecca changed in his presence.
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A moment that sticks out to me was my EP release party earlier this year.
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Ohio just sticks out as the one that's tough for Democrats, and he won it.
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It is a "volcanic excrescence" that sticks out, the author writes, like a horrific potato.
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Paul Collins sticks out along the final assembly line because of the vest he's wearing.
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In a sea of drug war cliches, she is the only thing that sticks out.
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It's something that sticks out from the rest of the catalog, but in good ways.
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Back to the album, "Numbers Not A Name" is a song that really sticks out.
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Knickers, a Holstein Friesian steer, is a bovine behemoth that sticks out from the herd.
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It sticks out because it's placed very nicely and you can be surprised by it.
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VICE: What sticks out to you about how the Panama Papers are playing so far?
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Feloni: And 1987 really sticks out as a significant year for you and the firm.
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Jeff Sessions Sessions sticks out as a possibility for a simple reason: He's got motive.
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"This one sticks out as really different, something definitely separate as a genus," he said.
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"This is my battle, this is my war," is one line that sticks out still.
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Especially how the anus sort of sticks out in a lot of people, including myself.
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There's no one name that sticks out as the Uber of the car-sharing world yet.
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That's what sticks out to me as something to be nervous about, in terms of security.
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I pull out my Appalachia map, and pick the first place that sticks out at me.
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"In reality, having a belly that sticks out is nothing to be ashamed of," she wrote.
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In a career defined by wild moments, what is the one that sticks out the most?
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But the moment that sticks out in Patel's mind is from a month earlier -- November 6.
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Munchkin is small but round with wild hair that sticks out on top of her back.
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Brett Johnson's fall/winter 2016 presentation sticks out in my mind for a lot of reasons.
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Conal is small and cheerful, with white hair that sticks out from under a Dodgers cap.
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In her mile-high heels and similarly elevated hemline, she sticks out like a sore thumb.
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In contrast, Party's music sticks out like a sore thumb, lo-fi and desiccated in feel.
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An incident in southern Iraq more than a decade ago still sticks out in my memory.
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France sticks out as a big country with a huge unfavorability rating towards the European Union.
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VICE: Something that sticks out in this season is how the show tackles addiction and treatment.
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Jason: The first thing that really sticks out is that the bubbles are very well made.
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So that when somebody comes along and really says what they believe, it so sticks out.
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The orange glow has been toned down, but it is the smile that really sticks out.
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The other option is a control panel that sticks out from the side of the seat.
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The omission of the guided breathing exercises sticks out, especially given the Apple Watch's "Breathe" app.
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That case sticks out as one where the formality of an impeachment proceeding may matter most.
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But it was a 2008 commercial for Burger King promoting their healthy apple fries that sticks out.
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But the one thing on the list that sticks out in his mind is riding a motorcycle.
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Thus it sticks out like a sore thumb when astronomers study the composition of a star's atmosphere.
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Ten years later, I still gravitate towards the sales rack, to whatever sticks out or doesn't belong.
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The exterior matches its surrounding with a huge gilded Equinox sign that sticks out over the sidewalk.
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That sticks out, Davis told CNN, when confrontation is the coin of the realm on Capitol Hill.
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On the other side of the glass, the bottle imp sticks out its tongue in teasing recognition.
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The screen sticks out of me crusted with bloodshit and I watch my Tampagotchi's food bar fill up.
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And while I can't remember Darksiders' story beat-for-beat, the ending sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Looking back at the 2011 competition for Best New Artist, there's one name that sticks out: Esperanza Spalding.
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Maybe that's why "Rififi" sticks out just a little bit for the amount of spycraft we actually see.
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Why it matters: This is the kind of jagged edge that sticks out on a presidential candidate's resume.
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One memory that sticks out for Lizzo happened when the singer was overwhelmed with everything in her life.
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When compared to phones like the S8 and S8 Plus, the standard Pixel 2 (center) sticks out badly.
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YEMEN ATTACK 'Pointless slaughter': Even in a country subjected to countless acts of violence, this one sticks out.
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One work, Shotgun, a photograph by John Edmonds, a recent graduate of Yale's MFA photography program, sticks out.
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But there's one moment that sticks out as a little embarrassing for her — and extremely funny in hindsight.
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It's this portrait of Barnes & Noble's corporate culture, rather than the circumstances of Parneros's firing, that sticks out.
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Get your fight sticks out — the 2016 Street Fighter V championship is heading back to California in December.
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Looking back on it, we all have a Disney Channel redemption arc that sticks out in our minds.
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The Ultra barely fits into my coat pockets and sticks out from the back pockets of my jeans.
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That tiny Micro-USB cable sticks out when plugged in, but it's easy to maneuver when closing the Cocoon.
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That little thumb rest that sticks out on the right is a small, but it makes a big difference.
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In an album full of menacing rockers, "Middle Of" sticks out for how efficiently it sets its uneasy mood.
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"This has been largely overlooked by most, but to me it sticks out like a sore thumb," Sarhan said.
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One incident in particular sticks out — seeing Americans kick around the heads of dead Iraqi civilians like soccer balls.
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The jagged remains of brush sticks out of the ground in Rognac, where a fire burned in August 2016.
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One night—after a gig at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC—sticks out in particular for D'Agostino.
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Sonia Rockwell sticks out like a sore thumb on the sand, especially when it's covered in gross sea debris.
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"The word that sticks out for me, which I was not expecting … is the word responsibility," said Grammer, 34.
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Jones said that the one mistake that sticks out is how quickly she chose to hire for certain roles.
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Carly Fiorina did so as part of a campaign video that sticks out even in this bonkers election cycle.
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The problem with living in the dongle life is, well, the dongle that sticks out like a sore thumb.
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He sticks out from the peers he grew up with, something he makes clear to us in his voiceover.
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The rescue mutt was named for a marine mammal with a single tusk that sticks out of its face.
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But one story in particular sticks out because of just how much it illustrates the insurmountable divide between the two.
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But one new optional feature sticks out: the rear view mirror, which doubles as a screen for a backup camera.
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Throughout the entire video, Smallz adventures through a sea of gray blanket and occasionally sticks out his little pink tongue.
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This sticks out because CNN reported that in his deposition, the Aetna official said he had never treated Washington's condition.
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Written by Rodney Clawson and Jamie Moore, "Amen" sticks out for its haunting chorus, jutting pathos, and gospel choir backup.
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Apple also gives you a cord to extend the length of the charger, but it still sticks out a lot.
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Among the nine-to-fivers on their lunch breaks, she—the glamorous black woman with the easy smile—sticks out.
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But it&aposs very detailed; its gaping mouth has pointy teeth and a tongue that almost sticks out of its snout.
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If one particular app really sticks out, maybe try and work out why, or see if an updated version is available.
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Breaking Bad is full of so many great quotes, it's hard to choose which one sticks out as an absolute favorite.
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Florida sticks out as an outlier, we're only one of four states where people don't have their right to vote reinstated.
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But this comment sticks out both for its ignorance of history, and for insidiously playing into the rhetoric of holocaust deniers.
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Among the litany of things Fox has described in the past, her first introduction to Transformers director Michael Bay sticks out.
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There's a cutout in the cover for the camera (despite being just 5 MP, it still sticks out of the tablet).
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But one loss that really sticks out to Mollenkof was from the 2018 midterm elections, when he was living in Tennessee.
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Of all the albums on this list, I'd say this one sticks out the most, sonically, from the traditional Polyvinyl sound.
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It's stunt-casting, but, importantly, bad stunt-casting, and it sticks out in cutscenes that are otherwise a lot of fun.
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Though Ferrera's former castmates are loaded with motherhood advice, there's one pearl of wisdom that sticks out to the mama-to-be.
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That's one of the many polls they do — one of the endless polls on millennials — that is one thing that sticks out.
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Do you have a moment that sticks out from puberty that's just the most embarrassing thing that happened to you back then?
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One obvious issue that sticks out to Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, is that Snap is losing money.
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What irritates physicists most is that one of the forces—gravity—sticks out like a sore thumb on a four-fingered hand.
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That near-silence highlights the fear Fukushima thyroid-cancer patients have about being the "nail that sticks out," and thus gets hammered.
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The thing that sticks out at you most about the second member of the Roomba 900 series is the robotic vacuum's price.
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You can find both pre-build gaming desktops, and gaming laptops at Walmart now, though one sticks out for the time being.
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But what really sticks out in my memory of the set is the de-puffing metal rollerball that came with the cream.
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To understand why Manchester sticks out among the recent carnage, it's worth looking back to the attack in Nice, France, last year.
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Of the silhouette phase, the commercial that sticks out most in my mind is Jet's "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" spot.
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One thing that sticks out to me about your music is that the songs are so short and you're basically rapping nonstop.
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But, I do like to do a little eyebrow if it sticks out at the top, depending on the glasses I'm wearing.
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The overwhelming figurative detail of Virginia Wagner's Wake brazenly sticks out next to a subdued, almost monochromatic painting by James Case-Leal.
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But there's one feature that sticks out and makes it easy to recommend the Bose 700 to a certain group of people.
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This reliance on legacy systems sticks out to me so much because of how much I enjoy the new parts of Deadfire.
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Hilary is our hero, to be sure, and the object of our admiration, but her depth sticks out among so much shallowness.
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Simply push down on the middle of the wing and it sticks out, giving you extra grip when you need it most.
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Start by looking under the sink for a metal rod, known as a pivot rod, that sticks out horizontally toward the wall.
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Plus, it encloses the USB extension that sticks out of the spherical camera body, ensuring this won't bend or get snapped off.
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You can opt for an inconspicuous one that just barely sticks out of your computer's USB port or a standard length drive.
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We leave it up in our dining room, but even when pushed against the dining table, it sticks out a few feet.
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The crumbled building sticks out as an eyesore on the edge of the city's historic French Quarter as Mardi Gras celebrations approach.
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But probably the one thing that, outside of musically, sticks out for STRFKR is that they're the most unpretentious group of guys.
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Tug McGraw is pitching and McCovey sticks out his bat and hits a high, nine-iron shot down the left-field line.
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Not only does it cost a lot, but the carbon fiber splitter sticks out of the car's chin and can easily get scraped.
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Surrounded by traditional Buddhist temple buildings, which are heavily ornate with highly circumscribed meanings, the Hiroshima House sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Bounds now sticks out as a rare judicial failure for an administration that has rapidly been filling vacant federal appointments with conservative judges.
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As the camera zooms in, she's just kind of nervously giggling, but her laughter builds once the snake actually sticks out his tongue.
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In Guston's "Painter in Bed" (1973), things are piled on the cover, from under which the painter's head sticks out, smoking a cigarette.
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It actually sticks out of the device a millimeter or so, similar to what you'd find on the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
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If you've been following Apple for a few years, you know that the company loves to remove buttons, ports and everything that sticks out.
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What tides the film over these bumpy spots is the strength of its cast (except for Akhtar, who sticks out like a sore thumb).
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In the final image, the adorable tot sticks out her tongue while sitting in a window, surrounded by leafy greenery for the full effect.
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Perhaps the most impressive room in the house is the "Infinity Room," a long glass room that sticks out 250 feet from the rock.
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However, amongst the expansive cast of characters in Fire Emblem: Awakening, one particular character sticks out for having a great arc, and that's Donnel.
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" His takeaway, though, is what sticks out bright in his mind today: "He was always obsessed with music and art and never the business.
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The 9.7-inch iPad Pro is the first iPad with a camera that sticks out about a millimeter from the back of the device.
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The one upbeat exception sticks out awkwardly: "Hit Me Like That Snare," as crazed a sex-rocker as you're likely to hear this year.
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What sticks out to me in this Sessions memo is the emphasis on sentencing "consistency," as though being consistent is a virtue unto itself.
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Voters are among the victims Among the hacking conspiracies described by prosecutors, one sticks out for how it attacked Americans regardless of their politics.
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But that little note is difficult to dislodge from the mind; its occasional appearance sticks out, all the more so in Mr. Kigawa's interpretation.
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When used for walking, the tongue sticks out and the eyes roll into one of three positions — looking up, looking down, or completely white.
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If any of this has left you with lingering insecurities about your body, there's no shortage of sticks out there to beat yourself with.
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But while there are many questionable examples, one broad trend sticks out: A vastly disproportionate share of the funding is going to red states.
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When being asked about what courses they should add there is one that sticks out in my mind and that's ASL or sign language.
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What was that first reaction when you guys saw Milo in the old Jack makeup, and what sticks out to you about shooting that scene?
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The reason this fight sticks out as such an enchanting prospect even amid the star-studded UFC 223 is that Al Iaquinta is an unknown.
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The one thing that kind of sticks out is the SIM tray, which is black instead of white, and seems a little out of place.
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This moment sticks out in my mind because it showed me that even when one is diagnosed with an illness, it should not define them.
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One of the largest noticeable differences is the old sensor is mounted on the bat's knob and sticks out about an inch and a half.
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Scott posted a sweet photo with Reign on board the jet, in which he gives a peace sign while his daughter sticks out her tongue.
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Vega, laughing as he says he feels he sticks out like a sore thumb among his category, has nothing but love for his fellow nominees.
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Look how the tip of its pink tongue sticks out of its mouth, and imagine how sensual that might be if you were a fish.
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The New Orleans Lakefront Airport was built by the Louisiana governor Huey P. Long on a tongue of fill that sticks out into Lake Pontchartrain.
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It's so bad people have literally invented a thing that sticks out from the back of your phone so you can hold it that way.
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You no longer have space on the front taken up by a speaker grille, and with a tweaked design it sticks out less in the back.
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As I think back on the thousands of videos I watched since 230, not a single 2430 video sticks out in my a something truly memorable.
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The meeting she had with Giuliani also sticks out in the way it's described in the disclosure forms filed by her lobbying firm, the Livingston Group.
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We've seen $50 off sales like these before, but this one sticks out because you can save on every color that's available (black, ivory, moss, navy).
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One thing that sticks out to me is that the 15 inch MacBooks come with a dedicated GPU, instead of offering integrated graphics in years past.
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This cold pool sticks out on climate maps, since it's the only area that was significantly cooler than average during the record warm year in 2015.
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Your pucker's anatomy simply isn't helping you here: The sun hits your lower lip because of the way it sticks out from your face, she explains.
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So if you want to use a Fire TV 4K, that little box sticks out of the back of the Command Bar in an ugly way.
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While Mashable has not had a chance to review the book ourselves, the New York Times has — and one specific line from said review sticks out.
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" Gordon repeats, then sticks out his tongue suggestively, making it clear that he doesn't mean "What is Blake Lively like?" but "What does Blake Lively like?
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The big circular camera bump on its back sticks out proudly — it turns something that other phone makers are embarrassed about into a handsome design feature.
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"The racial impact just sticks out like such a sore thumb," said David A. Pepper, chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, which had challenged the law.
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But Thiel's financial support of Trump sticks out when compared to how the technology industry and other Silicon Valley elite are spending money this election cycle.
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I think the most important person that sticks out here is not Hamilton, who could be petty, Jefferson, 100 percent petty, Madison ... Oh my God. Mean.
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"The Walking Dead" doesn't often make use of modern selections for its soundtrack, so the creative choice to use "At the Bottom of Everything" sticks out.
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He crouches down, twists his upper body back, brings his arms up, and sticks out his tongue—unleashing a roundhouse kick that sends the phone flying.
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Soon the casino and hotel giants of the Strip are framing the view, including one that sticks out like a gold tooth in a wicked grin.
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In a small glade a sculpted two-headed snake sticks out of the ground, and elsewhere statuettes of round-bellied men gather at giant tree roots.
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When you play a game, the thing that sticks out about the experience tends to be what you can do and how you can do it.
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In the race to replace Ellison in this safely Democratic seat, Ilhan Omar sticks out: She could be one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress.
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The white back case isn't much thicker than Motorola's other wireless charging add-ons — except for the giant, two-sided camera that sticks out of the top.
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One bad deal in particular that sticks out to West was a 2011 clothing partnership with Sears, according to her recent interview with The New York Times.
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Burkhart said he'd like for the device to be wireless so he no longer has a "huge cable that sticks out of my head" and other improvements.
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The part of your hair that sticks out of your head doesn't contain nuclear DNA — only the bulb, which produces the hair, does, according to Forensics Magazine.
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Like, my professional career is now something that sticks out in my mind when I'm acting out or standing up to something that I don't believe in.
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Players attach a cartridge into the device, then insert it into a console where, in the case of the NES, it sticks out like a plastic tongue.
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CHICAGO — In a political climate in which invective and vitriol have become the norm, the race to become governor of Illinois still sticks out for its rancor.
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Outside, the phone has made some design choices that borrow a little kitsch from old cameras: the lens is large, positioned to the side and intentionally sticks out.
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Freeman also went on to reveal which one of his many movies sticks out to him now as being one of the most special moments of his career.
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One moment that sticks out as proof of this mantra: when her husband, Tim Rosenman, brought her blooms that hadn't exactly been her favorites up to that point.
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I decided to have another movie marathon sick day and watch four movies and see what sticks out like a ruptured femur after a particularly brutal side kick.
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Sarah Silverman is tremendous fun as Gladys, manager of Billie and her fellow female players, whereas Fred Armisen sticks out like a sore thumb as Bobby's quack doctor.
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But even among Furbies, LongFurby is a weirdo who sticks out from the rest like a sore thumb, literally unable to fit in due to her elongated midsection.
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Search high, low, and get real close to see if there is anything that sticks out as Zendaya makes her way to the set of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The Central Intelligence Agency and European services would not use someone of Chinese descent, who sticks out like a sore thumb in Tehran, to handle recruited Iranian assets.
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But the job that really sticks out in Rudd's mind was one he took after he graduated from the University of Kansas with a theater degree in 1992.
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Iron Fist himself sticks out like a sore thumb in The Defenders, petulant and self-important but inexplicably the hill upon which they are expected to fight and die.
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With an extremely fleeky follower-to-following ratio, it's pretty easy to comb through the 41 accounts Trump follows and spot one that sticks out like a sore thumb.
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You can see evidence of this inside the shoe, where small foam pods are designed to fit around the malleolus (that bony part of your ankle that sticks out).
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In the race to replace Ellison in this safely Democratic seat, progressive candidate Ilhan Omar sticks out: She could be one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress.
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In the snapshot, Lenny and the Big Little Lies actress zoom down a road as he steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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I did not know what stoner metal was before then and have not listened to any since, but the experience was one that still sticks out in my memory.
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Historically, more hurricanes have hit Florida than any other state in the US. And that's no surprise: Florida sticks out from the North American continent like a hitchhiker's thumb.
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"Eavesdrop" refers to someone who stands under the drips from eaves, the part of a building's roof that sticks out and hangs over the side, to listen to conversations.
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During an onstage presentation, Mr. Osterloh said the Pixel doesn't have an "unsightly camera bump" — a reference to the protruding nub that sticks out from the iPhone's rear camera.
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" "When you are looking at the last two ADP reports, it's definitely something that sticks out as being a good number and I think the wage gain was good.
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In addition to his line drives, Suzuki was a top-notch defender and an above-average base stealer, giving him a skill set that sticks out among his peers.
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If you look straight down at your chest, this module sticks out, maybe four, five inches above the chest outside of the spacesuit, and it has an LED display there.
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That could mean reading the title of a book that sticks out to her from a pile, reminiscing over an old stuffed pig toy, or admiring her grandmother's old cello.
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"Turkey sticks out like a sore thumb among the major emerging markets whose inflation rates are significantly above target," said Nicholas Spiro of Lauressa Advisory, an economics and property consultancy.
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One trade-off is that the tubular hinge sticks out a little when the system is closed, but it makes a big difference to the size of the overall package.
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That wouldn't be fair, because there doesn't seem to be any particular flaw that sticks out as the reason why Dudley was traded in each of the last three offseasons.
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"The person that sticks out the most in my mind is a woman named Donna Wall who lives in a housing project called River Valley in Lewiston, Maine," she recalls.
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Amidst all these details and things you might expect to find in this imaginary artist's portfolio — one item sticks out: a small black whip, the better to flog yourself with.
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In every newsletter, Ms. Trimble includes her children's names, ages, grades in school, hobbies and major accomplishments that year — "or just anything that sticks out about that person," she said.
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Of this batch of sales, the one that sticks out the most is the model equipped with the Nvidia RTX 2060 graphics chip that dips just below the $1,000 mark.
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The strain on the NFIP is due to numerous factors, but one in particular sticks out as both highly problematic and ripe for a new solution: properties that repeatedly flood.
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But what sticks out the most—and what is ultimately PHOENIXXX's defining quality—is the release's fierce kineticism, a that takes juxtaposition and raw energy as its primary organizing principles.
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In it, Trump wears Micky Mouse ears over a bright yellow swirl of hair and his tounge sticks out as he adds another brick, labeled "Mexico," to the wall he's building.
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It's important to note that the iceberg itself will not raise global sea levels, since it is already floating as part of the ice shelf, sticks out into the Southern Ocean.
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Plus, the battery that you switch on to operate the sweatshirt (which fits into an inner pocket) is surprisingly heavy and sticks out the back, making it uncomfortable to lean on.
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While it doesn't mean that all these movies have been tainted by some sleazy Weinstein touch, one scene in a Weinstein-produced film really sticks out like a meta sore thumb.
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This might be due to the process of identifying which students are gifted, whether it's through testing, a subjective panel, or teacher referrals, which are where the discrepancy really sticks out.
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Rae -- or ear spelled backwards -- is a golden retriever with one distinct physical feature: She has one ear that sticks out of the top of her head like a unicorn horn.
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That being said, she didn't know the extent of our operation—one moment sticks out when I think about how dealing fucked up my already fucked-up relationship with my mom.
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For Diana Taurasi, one night sticks out in a rivalry with Sue Bird that has spanned more than half their lives and defined a generation of guard play in women's basketball.
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The thing that I hold onto that I feel sticks out the most to me is that Jewish people are part of an ancient culture, but we're living in a modern time.
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Gowanus sticks out like a sore thumb because of its heavily polluted canal, and the current gentrification of the Brooklyn area makes a $188 silk dress a little too on the nose.
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At $499 unlocked, this is a good deal if you want an Android phone that runs the latest software version, Android 9 Pie, and sticks out with a 13Hz refresh rate display.
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Older planes just put all that non-stealthy stuff on pylons attached to the wings, but that sticks out on radar like a sore thumb and would ruin the plane's stealth mojo.
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In reality, having a belly that sticks out is nothing to be ashamed of, and it's increasingly common to see people rocking clothes that highlight, rather than hide, their bellies (VBO, anyone?).
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The one new feature that sticks out in Lightning, the name given to this year's iterations of the sales cloud applications that runs via Web browsers and mobile devices, is Lightning Voice.
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Chicago sadly has a lot of light pollution, but we're on a peninsula that sticks out into Lake Michigan, so the immediate surroundings are at least a bit shielded by the water.
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There is a small painting, "When Art Attacks" (2015), depicting a book cover in which a pair of sneaker-clad feet sticks out from under a crate, where their owner lies crushed.
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They're reskins of a basic gameplay mechanic that fundamentally misunderstands what that kind of emotional moment is supposed to do, how it works, and so it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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The opposite is true, especially when Rochester sticks out his straight leg from a seated position to hamper Jane's movements or to seduce her; on both occasions, it looks like an erection.
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It was the start of his true rise to being respected as a proper MC. Looking back, "Renegades" always sticks out the most to me, and I revisit it all the time.
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Instead of the fairly standard pedestal stands that come with the B9, C9, and even Sony's high-end A9G, the LG E9 sticks out from the pack with a stunning glass design.
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With the board of directors and sales practices already grudgingly refreshed, the chief executive, Timothy J. Sloan, a 30-year Wells Fargo veteran, sticks out as a vestige of the old regime.
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Buffett's had stretches where he's trailed the market too (the dot com boom sticks out) - but never anything even close to this degree, and he's never lost money in a bull market.
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Piecing through the smaller data sets in the CNN poll — how men, women, whites, nonwhites, college grads, and non-college grads are leaning — one trait sticks out more than the rest: age.
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Goldstein: The one that sticks out for me is when we were in LA, and Charlie went out to get some tacos, and I went out to make a phone call or something.
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"The main thing that sticks out in my mind is that we're moving the puck quickly and taking the shots when they're there," defenseman Jeff Petry said of the Canadiens' power play success.
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While 73 stories is pretty standard for parts of Midtown Manhattan, those who disapprove of the massive pillar of steel and glass will say it sticks out in Brooklyn like a middle finger.
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The one that sticks out to me is TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), which is vital to a lot of people, and they're looking to cut over $21 billion — that's incredibly deep.
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It was more just about being a young alternative, and then you add brown skin to that, and [she] just sticks out like a sore thumb in this white, chic, conservative-ish community.
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When Campbell and company ran those measurements through computer models to decipher how fluctuations in the gas relate to global plant growth, he found that modern history sticks out like a sore thumb.
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No matter how your body looks, someone is going to make a snarky comment — like, say, suggesting that you're pregnant just because your stomach sticks out ever so slightly on the red carpet.
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If you look at Griffin's BreakSafe, you've got a large chunk that sticks out of the MacBook, which makes it virtually impossible to place in your bag without potentially snapping it in half.
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But Spider-Man is the exception here: the Russos don't give him a whole lot of time to establish himself as meaningful to the plot, so he sticks out like a sore thumb.
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In terms of magnitude, energy clearly sticks out with an expected return of around 32-42 percent over 12 months, while other sector increases are likely to range from 0-10 percent only.
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Cut four 303x3-inch pieces of parchment paper and place them inside four cups of a muffin tin, making sure the paper sticks out a little over the top of each cup. 2.
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There's a bratty, frustrated urgency to the band's vocals that sticks out, and the presence of multiple singers gives it some unexpected texture; those qualities were enough to leave a mark on me.
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Look at nearly every pair of Bluetooth earbuds — including Jaybird's own X2 — and you'll find the earpiece itself is comparatively huge, not to mention how far each one sticks out of your ear.
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Way past her prime and a tongue that permanently sticks out because of missing teeth — these are traits that could potentially scare some folks away from signing adoption papers at an animal shelter.
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They will hesitate to oppose or ignore you if they foresee a lonely loss or fear a harsh punishment; no one in Washington sticks out a neck if it might get cut off.
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Not far from his office on the 14-acre Meredith campus, a 24-foot sculpture of a trowel sticks out of the earth at an angle, as if tossed by a gardening giant.
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"What sticks out for me is the dramatic builds we saw in products decidedly overtaking the sentiment here, despite the draw in crude oil," said Tony Headrick, energy markets analyst at CHS Hedging.
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"The freight rates sticks out as the most negative element ... I'm very surprised that they as a minimum can't deliver the same rates as in the second quarter," said Sydbank analyst Morten Imsgard.
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To achieve this, biometric sensors need to be accurate, which means they need to be placed close to the tragus (the part of the ear that sticks out from the side of your head).
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Translated to "Troll's Tongue Rock" in English, Trolltunga sticks out about a thousand feet over Ringedalsvatnet lake, and gives photographers the perfect chance to take seemingly isolated pictures in front of a gorgeous backdrop.
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When she is within inches of the bottle, the model pivots the jet ski so that she is alongside the container and sticks out her leg and lightly taps the cap, which spins off.
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What sticks out of this biography is the depth of pain and illness that Kennedy lived with and how he continued to hide it — not only while running for office, but while in office.
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It was more than a turning point; its repercussions reverberated throughout the then-new game industry, and to this day it sticks out as one of the key events that ultimately did in Atari.
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When she is within inches of the bottle, the model pivots the jet-ski so that she is alongside the container and sticks out her leg and lightly taps the cap, which spins off.
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"What sticks out to me is the difference in where the Republican Party as a whole is from the time he started that job until now," said Josh Holmes, McConnell's former chief of staff.
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Of all the tragic aspects of Princess Diana's early death, one sticks out to her brother, Charles Spencer, is the fact that she'll never get to meet her grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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There are heaps of places trying to preserve and revive the language, but one source sticks out like a sore thumb: Alien Weaponry, the thrash metal band raging out over New Zealand's colonial past.
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Despite having to undergo emergency surgery and require around-the-clock care after birth, she would go on to make a full recovery with a lone stray ear that sticks out of the top.
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Trump has made many more controversial remarks since then, but another sticks out: when he said that Judge Gonzalo Curiel should recuse himself from a Trump University case explicitly because of his Mexican heritage.
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But one situation sticks out, and received a full narrative retelling by Horowitz: A lower-level FBI attorney adding to an email the assertion that Page was not a source for an intelligence agency.
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Yet, even after considering the fictional realm of the series, which revisits the Special Investigation Team's frantic five-day manhunt for the rapists back in 2012, this particular dialogues sticks out like a sore thumb.
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The AR studio lets developers create 2360D masks that track and respond to facial movement (like Snapchat's Dog mask, which sticks out its tongue when you open your mouth) without having to write any code.
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The AR studio lets developers create 26D masks that track and respond to facial movement (like Snapchat's Dog mask, which sticks out its tongue when you open your mouth) without having to write any code.
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This is a fantastic deal as well, though this model sticks out much farther from the outlet compared to RavPower's charger (shown in the picture above), which is only about a half an inch thick.
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This is all anyone has ever wanted, from a pack of baseball cards or a baseball season—something that startles and sticks out, something that is unusual and memorable and unlike everything else around it.
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This lede, for example, sticks out: Google said Wednesday it will go public at $85 a share, paving the way for the widely awaited but troubled stock offering to finally stumble to market on Thursday.
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The rear camera, which sticks out a couple of millimeters from the base, is the exact same one you'll find on the iPhone 7 (and slightly larger than the one on the iPad Pro 9.7).
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The process helps make adjustments, but it's also sobering: It turns out that for decades I had lived in blissful ignorance of the fact that my butt sticks out when linking turns on steep terrain.
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The front featured an altered Masters logo; the outline of the United States, from which the pin flag sticks out in the spot that is roughly Georgia, had morphed into the form of a goat.
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The tall kid reverses direction in a blink, sticks out an impossibly long, Durant-like arm, plucks the pass out of the air and in four long strides dribbles downcourt and goes airborne and whap!
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"Golden Couple" thus becomes a painting about teasing, an attitude also evident in "Tongue Tondo," (2018) in which a woman sticks out her tongue at the man she is caressing while they kneel in a swamp.
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I first filled in NAVE because that is the part (in my head) that "sticks out," as opposed to the APSE, which is the domed recess at the top of the cross, just beyond the chancel.
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I find that it's the most attractive of the smart home assistants, which might matter if you care about what a speaker looks like inside your home and whether or not it sticks out or not.
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Jelenik tells The Creators Project that it's "an operation that doesn't go without difficulties," and in the past he's photographed people struggling to maneuver the USB, which sticks out of the freestanding cube, into their laptops.
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Although she has been hailed by the majority of Indians as the athlete who "won the hearts of a billion people" the one social media post that sticks out in Karmakar's mind is not as complimentary.
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I've done a couple of interviews about the fest (which, as someone who is generally on the other side of the audio recorder, feels very strange), and the question that sticks out the most is, Why?
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CreditCreditSam Hodgson for The New York Times The new building sticks out over the Boardwalk, jutting toward the water, its facade wrapped in shimmery aluminum panels that move, like schools of fish, with the ocean breeze.
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Mr. Proulx's set has what constructors call an odd man out, which means that one of the theme entries, while adhering to some of the constraints of the theme, sticks out in at least one way.
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Friends saw plenty of guest stars over its 10 seasons, but as Lisa Kudrow revealed Wednesday on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, only one sticks out in her mind as a particularly sour scene-stealer.
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On the actress' actual birthday, her father, musician Lenny Kravitz, posted a fun photograph of the pair zooming down a road as the singer steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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This is a nice catch on Mr. Guzzetta's part — phrases with fruit hidden inside that spans two words — but 17A is only one word, and the only entry of the set that sticks out because of it.
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"That's one that sticks out as a bit of a head scratcher," said Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who was a top F.D.A. official under President Barack Obama.
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I've always found rebuses that turn fun to solve — shout out to Tracy Gray, who had a great puzzle in 2015 that sticks out in my mind — so I wanted to try my hand at constructing one.
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I've always found rebuses that turn fun to solve — shout out to Tracy Gray, who had a great puzzle in 2015 that sticks out in my mind — so I wanted to try my hand at constructing one.
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One piece that sticks out is the chiller "Ciya" — with Cross creating a seductive loop underneath as the alto saxophonist Nubya Garcia and the trombonist Nathaniel Cross, the bandleader's brother, whisper a gentle sough of a melody.
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However, there's one fight that sticks out—and that could be partially due to the fact their first fight was that damn good—with Joe Lauzon looking to avenge his earlier loss to Jim Miller on Saturday night.
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As 2018 draws to a close and we look back on the year gone by, one thing that sticks out is how many millions changed hands as celebrities bought, sold, and in some cases, even rented out property.
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The rescue mutt, named for a marine mammal with a single tusk that sticks out of its face, gained viral fame this week with his miniature tail flopping between his eyes (no, it doesn't wag on its own).
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Back in the day, the X603's 8-cell battery promised a whole five hours of life, but I had a hard time seeing past the way the removeable bulk sticks out behind the machine more than two inches.
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He's sprinting the floor (a skill that, all these years later, still sticks out to his high-school and college coaches), recognizing double teams, finding open teammates, and averaging more free throws per 36 minutes than he ever has.
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Rubio's plan sticks out for focusing less on cutting the top rate (his is 35 percent to Bush's 28 and Trump's 4.13) than on expanding tax breaks, especially for families with children, and on exempting investment income from taxation.
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Other purchase options are available for less upfront if you want to add it to your carrier plan, but what sticks out about this deal is that you'll get a free Samsung 93-inch 720p television with the phone.
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There are no cartoonish boob shields either, and unlike many female superheroes, Captain Marvel doesn't always wear her hair down (one of her suits includes a helmet in which her hair sticks out like a mohawk; it's very rad).
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"Probably the biggest obstacle that sticks out in my head was the mental challenge, not only internally, but dealing with the same four people 18 hours a day for a month straight, it's a very trying thing," he says.
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Griffin says that it only sticks out 12.8 mm, so you can leave the adapter in all the time — though if you do, you're living in a world where the solitary useful port on your computer is spoken for.
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Dressed in a precious pink sweater dress and matching beanie, True sticks out her tongue as she sits in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera as she stands against a bookshelf in the second.
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It's that thing where Madonna puts her hands on her hips, spreads her feet about hip- or shoulder-length apart, sticks out her "pleasure zone" (you'll find out what that means later), and stares directly into the flashing cameras.
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One year in Brady's career sticks out to our sports reporter: 2007, when he had one of the greatest seasons ever by a quarterback, and not coincidentally, the Patriots had one of the N.F.L.'s greatest seasons, too. 8.
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The hardware also includes two beamforming microphones for better detection and accuracy when it comes to hearing voice commands, which is partly why there's a big mic that sticks out across your cheek on the right-hand side of the headset.
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That creates what's called a stoma, the part of the intestine that sticks out through the abdomen, and patients then need an ostomy bag or pouch to collect waste that would have gone out through the anus before their surgery.
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I'm on Episode 4 (it's so good!), and one thing that sticks out is how seamlessly the show has incorporated the effects of racist internet trolls and the ease with which you can get pulled into an online battle spiral.
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Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant and the rest of the historic team were honored for their first piece of championship jewelry in 108 years last night ... and while the rocks are nice, what sticks out is the image inside the band.
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The image also manages to capture an interesting feature of Bennu — the protruding "mole" of its largest boulder, which sticks out at the bottom end of the asteroid (as oriented in this photo) and breaks up its relatively smooth contours.
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Before You Judge Me sticks out like a sore thumb in that group of shows, but that doesn't mean it's doomed; it's hard to imagine a more compelling subject, and it's being built from a solid base in Smiley's book.
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And we turned that data into a chart that shows how, historically, this pardon sticks out in all three major areas: numbers of years into a president's term, number of pardons issued at once and time since the conviction or sentencing.
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Worst of all, these walking Blade Runner tropes only exacerbate the missed opportunity of Kali, limiting her to the role of their leader and a single standalone episode which (despite Eleven's awesome punk makeover), sticks out like a sore thumb.
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With his so-simple-it-smarts commentary and little patience for excess, Staples delivers a project in Big Fish Theory that feels at once different and familiar, and sticks out like a sore thumb (in a good way) against his peers.
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Equities in the utilities space, typically seen as defensive plays and bond proxies given their high yields, have rallied this year for several reasons, but one driver in particular sticks out to Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors.
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But the disparity between how many people have been diagnosed with an opioid use disorder and how many people have obtained medication-assisted treatment really sticks out; it shows the fundamental failure in how America has responded to the opioid crisis.
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One of the things that really sticks out in some recent depictions of the Green Book, namely in the Oscar-nominated film named after Victor Green's guide, is this very persistent framing that racism against black Americans was concentrated in the Deep South.
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Stuff that kinda sticks out to us, we share it to each other and we kinda decide, and a lot of that is just gut and sensibility and kinda just since you're just so experienced and you kinda know what works. Yeah.
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Sign up for Hulu hereAndie sticks out like a sore thumb at her upper-class high school, but when the rich, popular heartthrob asks her to prom, their romance is met with suspicion from her best friend and ridicule from his clique.
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In episodes spanning a century or so, family dramas mingle with tales of murder in colonial Ceylon, of an Angolan butcher who names his daughter for a sea nymph, of a man who defiantly sticks out his tongue as he is burned alive.
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What also sticks out is the obvious inaccuracy of the second part of Tarantino's comment—the imbalance of diversity and opportunity in Hollywood is such that whenever a writer/director of color gets a break, their race is usually the first thing mentioned.
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"Once you start looking for structures beneath the ice that look like an impact crater, Hiawatha sticks out like a sore thumb," said Joseph MacGregor, a glaciologist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland and a co-author of the study.
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Nyles (Andy Samberg) is a plus-one who sticks out like a sore thumb, with his swim trunks and morose attitude; Sarah (Cristin Milioti) is a maid of honor that everyone knows "fucks around and drinks too much," as she herself puts it.
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The part of the ear that sticks out—the auricle, or pinna—functions like a smaller version of a cupped hand: it funnels sound waves into the external auditory canal, which is the thing you're not supposed to stick a Q-tip into.
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Like Motorola's other Moto Mods, you'll be able to quickly and easily swap the Moto 360 Camera on and off your device, which is probably a good thing given the size of the camera module that sticks out off the top of the device.
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It shows the net favorability numbers for each candidate who hadn't become president as of March or April of the election year, going back to the 1992 election: Trump really sticks out here, with his numbers nearing -40 percent — simply unprecedented in recent history.
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RELATED: Pew Research Center: Clinton has a narrow lead That number sticks out when one considers that, asked more broadly in a recent CNN/ORC poll if they considered Clinton "honest and trustworthy," only 4% of Republicans said yes, compared to 76% of Democrats.
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Basically that means they're removing my large bowel, and I'll be a Ken doll from behind, and I'll have this new thing that I've nicknamed a bionic bumhole, which is a little stoma that sticks out the side, and they attach a bag to me.
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One particular moment sticks out: That year, at a press conference in Stone Mountain, Georgia, Clinton stood in front of predominantly black inmates — in a photo op that would run in newspapers across the country to show he was ready to keep America safe.
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As a community vigil in the Broncos' Edgar Petersen Arena, was ongoing, The Sports Network (TSN) broadcaster Brian Munz urged his followers to leave their hockey sticks out on porches, front and back doors, gaining inspiration from a high school friend who did the same.
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But his turn of phrase, contrasting sharply with Merkel's injunction last week "never to forget that this is about people", sticks out in a country whose political discourse is still shaped by memories of Nazi war crimes, including mass deportations, in World War Two.
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The discs, after all, are the most attractive, fashion-y part of the product, but they are also where the magnets reside, so when worn as a necklace they are inside what is effectively the pendant, and the ear piece is what sticks out.
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Another late 19th-century one doubled as a cheeky automaton: the artist carved its wooden handle into a monkey, and engineered it so that its red eyes swivel and its tongue sticks out when you pushed a button at the back of its head.
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The XR uses an LCD display, which can't get nearly as black—so images look a little washed out in comparison and when watching content with black bars on the side, the notch sticks out in a way it doesn't on iPhones with an OLED display.
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It doesn't conform to my body well, nor does it compress down when it's not fully loaded, so it sticks out farther than I'd like when I'm crushed in a crowded subway car or trying to thread the needle through a crowd at Grand Central Terminal.
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When he wasn't playing his hits, he played covers of other popular songs (a particularly on-point rendition of the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman" still sticks out in my mind.) There was never one of those dreaded "I'd like to workshop some new material" moments.
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This thing around the warehouse, and it has the tongues on it, or whatever sticks out, and you lift it up three stories, and you pull you have to get it into one of the pallet things where then you lift it up and bring it down.
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The instantly iconic Moira Rose is a puzzle of moving parts, made up of bizarre accents and an avant-garde wardrobe that sticks out like a sore thumb in the small town of Schitt's Creek, where her family was forced to relocate after losing their fortune.
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But even in an increasingly crowded field, Ms. Chiquet sticks out — because of her years atop a globally known brand with thousands of employees and, according to Forbes, $5.2 billion in sales, as well as her willingness to use her own experience as a teachable moment.
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But the 1984 album "Milk and Honey" sticks out in his discography, probably because of the association with Ono, as it would have been their follow-up to 1980's "Double Fantasy," which ended up winning the Grammy for Album of the Year after Lennon's death.
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Delaney's plan sticks out for two reasons: He is a former health care financier, so he brings an unusual amount of expertise to the issue, and while his plan is a path to universal coverage, he is going out of his way not to call it Medicare-for-all.
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The way the kickstand sticks out when extended also gives the iPad Pro a deeper footprint than any laptop, making coffee shop table space even more at a premium — even though you can adjust the angle, you can forget about using this on an airplane seat tray in economy.
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Read more: 31 celebrities who called for Puerto Rico's governor to resign after vulgar messages from his group chat leakedAnother song that sticks out is "Desde Aquí" ("From Here"), with lyrics that speak to people who have left their countries of origin but maintain a deep connection to them.
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The plan sticks out for two reasons: He is a former health care financier, so he brings an unusual amount of expertise to the issue, and while his plan is a path to universal coverage, he is going out of his way not to call it Medicare-for-all.
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Cher has always been a risk taker when it comes to red carpet fashion (remember her 1986 Oscars look by Bob Mackie, complete with bejeweled details and a feathered headdress?) but it's her outfit from the "If I Could Turn Back Time" video from 1989 that sticks out.
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Here's another good chart: One thing sticks out most to me: New Yorkers would be spending half as much money out of their own pockets when they go to the doctor or get a prescription under single-payer than they would under the current system: $2400 billion versus $22 billion.
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Gyllenhaal gave him a piece of acting advice that he still uses to this day Many of Lewis' former co-stars have decades of experience behind them, but there's one piece of advice that Lewis received from Gyllenhaal when they worked together on Demolition that still sticks out in his mind.
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This is the same country that birthed the phrase "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down," advice not to break from societal norms and do things like talk loudly on trains, make a fuss at restaurants, and oh, I don't know, maybe not seek out and watch obviously haunted tapes?
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That fortune cements his stature as the country's top liberal donor, and is also a vivid reminder of just how much he sticks out in today's Democratic primary, which is so concerned with the growing influence of people like Steyer that some candidates have ruled out high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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Choosing to address the gig economy isn't that weird on its own — Kimmy Schmidt is about a young, unemployed person in contemporary New York City — but in the context of a show that's deeply cynical about all other hallmarks of the late-millennial, early Gen-Y age demo, the focus sticks out.
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Photos by Michael James Murray Lil Uzi Vert is bouncing around this hotel room, trying to balance on his toes on the edge of the box spring that sticks out from under the mattress as he talks, radiating the type of youthful energy that turns everything into a game, making me feel old.
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That's why it sticks out amid the dialogue in "A Futile and Stupid Gesture," a biopic about a comedy writer — Douglas Kenney, who spent the 1970s creating National Lampoon and setting the course for decades of comedy — that's possibly the first thing ever directed by David Wain that isn't impossibly, uproariously funny.
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There's a laundry list of reasons why Bisping's middleweight title is novel and unexpected, but on the eve of his first championship defense, one particular statistic sticks out to us here at Fightland: Michael Bisping is the fifth winner of The Ultimate Fighter to have held UFC gold (He won season 22008 back in 22008).
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The iPhone 7's missing headphone jack has turned out just fineWhy Ashton Kutcher passed on investing in Snapchat, twiceDronesare playing a new role in the recovery efforts after HurricaneMatthew But Thiel's financial support of Trump sticks out when compared to how the technology industry and other Silicon Valley elite are spending money this election cycle.
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Female genitalia are in no way the sole focus of Rhoades's installations — even when it's in the piece's title — but their presence sticks out as a clear sign of how drastically gender politics have shifted in the new millennium, and the edging out of an artist like Rhoades, as a white American male, from having anything useful to add today.
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The Good Washable face pad • Storage slot for controller within headset • YouTube VR curates 360 videos into one place The Bad Smaller field of view than Gear VR • Not much to experience in Daydream (yet) • Pixel XL sticks out of the headset • Controller constantly needs recalibrating The Bottom Line Daydream View feels like what it is: a version 1.0 product.
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"There is so much history and so many generations of people who have taken care of these houses and moved from house to house," said Kris Haberman, who lives with his husband, Ernest de la Torre, and their 3-year-old son, Parker, in a 5793 ranch house called the Clock House (an actual clock sticks out of the roof).
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Of the many great nominations made by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, Frances Collins sticks out as a counter to his stated pro-life agenda.
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This week's big iPhone event confirmed many rumors but one sticks out: Apple will no longer sell the original iPhone X. In its place are three new devices that looks a lot like the iPhone X: the iPhone Xs, the iPhone Xs Max, and the iPhone XR. On top of that, Apple is going to keep selling the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 8.
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TikTok didn't necessarily bring anything especially new to social media, but it sticks out by integrating many of social media's most addictive and adored features under one app: Vine's video snippets for copious amounts of content consumption; Instagram's user feeds for easily following influencers; Twitter's trending hashtags for keeping up with what's going viral; and video game-inspired techniques for encouraging in-app spending.
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When we caught up with the dermatologist, SLMD founder, and social-media phenomenon to break down her year in pimple-popping milestones — which include her viral YouTube clips, the TLC series, plus her most recent 12 Pops of Christmas spin-off special (a real holiday classic) — she told us that the procedure that sticks out in her mind is on the smaller scale, and of the soft and squishy variety.
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"A lot of my lyrics are inspired by conversation — they'll say one thing that sticks out to me, and I get inspired," Ms. Garcia said, discussing her debut album, "Medicine for Birds," over the phone from her new apartment in Richmond, Va. She uses those moments to enrich her stories about fleeing the nest, shedding expectations and, sometimes, about burning any connection between the then and the now.
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Had James Caan coached today he'd be fired for winning five Alamo Bowls in a row, but that's just one of the glaring differences between college football in the 1990's, which The Program aims to expose, and the glossier, richer game we tolerate today; the still-extant kayfabe that the NCAA was well-meaning but flawed, rather than downright corporate evil, is the most obvious of these, but a game ending in a tie also sticks out.
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While potential photographic subjects would shy away from a DSLR-wielding tourist, barely a soul would notice a box as compact as Leica's CL. Pair it with an ultrasharp 18-mm f/2.8 prime lens—it sticks out less than an inch, keeping the CL on the DL. The superfast autofocus, bright electronic viewfinder, and well-placed manual controls allow for quick composition, while the 25-megapixel APS-C sensor produces results worthy of printing and mounting prominently.
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But be careful plugging it into a wall — the charger sticks out far enough that it looks pretty easy to run into and accidentally knock out: The charger can push a full 100 watts of power — which could theoretically let you fully power a powerful 15-inch MacBook Pro and an iPhone 11 Pro simultaneously, or a 13-inch Pro and a MacBook Air — because it's using gallium nitride (GaN), which is more efficient than silicon because it can sustain higher voltages and can run current faster than silicon can — which all has the benefit of opening up more possibilities for small yet powerful charging devices like the HyperJuice.
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