"We're kept in constant comfort," said Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, in an interview on Daily Stoic, a popular blog for the tech-Stoic community.
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Mattis was — and is — an incredibly stoic individual.
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Attenborough — usually stoic — beams an incredibly wide, uncontrolled grin.
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" After Kakko's debut, Quinn said: "He looked pretty stoic.
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There are hauntingly stoic family portraits hanging around the house.
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And so it was interesting that he was stoic too.
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It's the practice of stoic philosophy that he's doing there.
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Spear is highly reminiscent of Samurai Jack's titular stoic hero.
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I'd never seen that many stoic people at a funeral.
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Her eyes seemed to smile from her otherwise stoic face.
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Conventional wisdom tells us hockey players are tough and stoic.
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Harris remained stoic as the verdicts were read on Monday.
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As the crowd broke into applause, the boys remained stoic.
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There's something stoic, the aesthetic is that you don't tell….
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The senator himself, stoic throughout most of the trial, chuckled.
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She just looks really proud and stoic in the photo.
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At times he elicited laughter from the usually stoic panel.
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Still, McConnell remained steady and stoic, the answer was no.
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He remained stoic until Mr. Trump stepped to the lectern.
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My stoic friend, listening to the story, holds back tears.
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At times he drew laughter from the usually stoic jury.
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Hufflepuffs, turns out, are cheery stoic philosophers in yellow robes.
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As for Mr. Asaro, he remained stoic through the proceeding.
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It allows Kate McKinnon's awkward, faux stoic Clinton to shine.
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Subsequently, Bartos dons the costume and demeanor of a stoic governess.
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It wasn't the first time that Watts' stoic demeanor baffled onlookers.
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Some remained stoic at the news, while others began to cry.
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Dennehy's brawling patriarch isn't far removed from Brad Pitt's stoic 1950s
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Her husband, Abu Ahmed, was stoic about the risks of returning.
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The stoic characters of Strip Generators lend themselves to sarcastic commentary.
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But sometimes humor reveals and punctuates what serious, stoic reflection can't.
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She maintained a stoic front for the sake of the children.
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Bach recalls that, throughout the trial, Eichmann was stoic and unemotional.
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Fields reportedly appeared stoic and did not look at the victims.
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One forgets about the stoic mountain looming far from the action.
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For once, we see them unarmed, stoic, and completely, totally themselves.
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Boys still feel they have to be strong, athletic and stoic.
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But her stoic pragmatism is out of step with the times.
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The Peter Pan libertines met their match in a sweet Stoic.
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Jean's family was largely stoic during a day of emotional testimony.
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In the same room, Rana sat smiling throughout Hanadi's stoic monologue.
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Stuffed into an anorak and plonked, stoic, abreast a great hill.
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Their expressions stoic, their backs to the sea, they stood silently.
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The senior leadership remained stoic, and did not applaud the political lines.
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The stoic, bright white animal did not leave the epic fight unscathed.
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The dean's stoic silence in the messy fight that erupted on Oct.
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Is that a strategy for you, to stay as stoic as possible?
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Maghra and Paris, in particular, are steadfast and stoic in their morals.
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"If you look at Billy, he's very stoic," Heiche told Rolling Stone.
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It's not an attack of rage; it's a steady, stoic, acidic perseverance.
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The girl alternated between being "stoic" and "emotional" -- understandable, given the circumstances.
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The cashier reacts with a stoic expression, calmly opening the cash register.
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Ryan, who managed to keep a relatively stoic expression throughout the exchange.
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His stoic silence was a wall none of us ventured to climb.
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The tragedy deeply affected their teammates and their stoic manager, Mike Hargrove.
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Mary, the former doctor, is a stoic by nature and by training.
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But Wednesday's decision seemed to require a considerable degree of stoic determination.
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Manafort and Gates both appeared stoic throughout a court hearing on Monday.
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The narrator's tone is not especially unhappy; it is wistful, unillusioned, stoic.
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But there is a fine line between stoic resilience and irresponsible passivity.
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When Richard and I last spoke, he was not stoic about death.
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Watching the stoic professor take on righteous liberal anger touched Mr. Shepherd.
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Now he was stoic, with a fixed stare, hellbent on moving earth.
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Together, they're gloomily stoic rebels, easy to admire but hard to mourn.
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Jinyu stoic and cool-tempered, the perfect foil to Haruko's mischievous personality.
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They don't respond to it with martial prowess or stoic durability, either.
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He's a radical, simultaneously ferocious about his beliefs and stoic in demeanor.
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Very stoic—one has to be if you're petted by strangers all day.
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The iPad sits stoic as fingers poke, jab, and prod at its screen.
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The memory of imprisonment left him stoic about this new, more invisible punishment.
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When her normally stoic and unbothered facade crumbled into tears, I felt vindicated.
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When he gave him the assignment, Hinch said, Urquidy was stoic and composed.
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Quincy was the stoic one, adopting the role of leader of the siblings.
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So, there were takes where I'm sobbing and takes where it's more stoic.
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So we had to keep him as a stoic samurai unfazed by anything.
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Acting strong and stoic might help, but bursting into tears will spell disaster.
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According to Gallimore, Justin would wail one moment, and remain stoic the next.
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It looks like these ladies nailed the stoic-cowboy look in no time.
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The devout Catholic appeared stoic, occasionally closing his eyes as the judge spoke.
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Together this creates a visual landscape of stoic desire beheld by the song.
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He's also managed to adopt a stoic sense of humor about his situation.
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The youngest children stand stoic, she remembers, they don't run to their moms.
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Instead he tried to shame Peter into his own image of stoic independence.
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"He was pretty stoic as the verdict was read," Ostrowski previously told PEOPLE.
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Bella looked at her mother, and her face, usually stoic, softened with emotion.
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"He was pretty statuesque in that he was stoic and stern," he said.
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But through it all, China has remained stoic about its neighbor and ally.
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Beware of hot tempers on October 27, when fiery Mars squares stoic Saturn.
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Fathers may be a little more stoic, more reserved and more hands-off.
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I just had to sit there and be stoic, and that was difficult.
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The nation's response was generally stoic, with public displays of unchecked emotion rare.
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He was doing a specific job and enduring the situation with stoic discipline.
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Lavarnia had been "stoic" as she described the shooting of her oldest child.
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And Michael, who is a very stoic person, when he cries, I start bawling.
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Instead, it flips between stoic and cutesy; throwback and bleeding-edge; Reddit and Tumblr.
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"I'm not, I'm really not," a stoic Trump said when asked if she's worried.
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Especially Kawhi, who is known for being a stoic person for the most part.
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His neighbors described a stoic leader who helped others without calling attention to himself.
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And Michael, who is a very stoic person, when he cries, I start balling.
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There's nothing much to detect, or relate to, beneath this loner's stoic, impassive exterior.
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My dad, a stoic, and quiet man, similarly got "good vibes" from the pair.
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You become stoic about it because you have to be — as a survival mechanism.
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But others were more stoic, and Saoirse herself was not often discussed by name.
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The earlier seasons also featured Edie Falco as troubled but stoic CO Diane Whittlesey.
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Jean apologizes to a stoic Michael, who maybe forgives her — what am I saying?
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If he felt despair at falling a single digit short, the Cuban remained stoic.
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On the show, Smith appeared stoic as several cast members came to his defense.
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The Roman Seneca was a Stoic philosopher and an advisor of the emperor Nero.
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Normally stoic and controlled in person, he grew emotional when speaking about his parents.
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Dudley, a character who swings, for no reason, from fundamentalist bully to stoic heroine.
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Jackson's expression remained stoic until he quickly turned away from the former vice president.
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There is Mr. Affleck's existential brooding and the stoic dimple on Mr. Cavill's chin.
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"I'm sure he's got highs and lows," said Todd Bowles, the Jets' stoic coach.
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The Kings have remained remarkably stoic, but the funeral did test that steely resolve.
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Boys' lives are still constricted by traditional gender norms: being strong, athletic and stoic.
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And the ordinarily stoic head coach was uncharacteristically — and justifiably — animated after the victory.
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As the verdict was read, Ward sat with a stoic look on his face.
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Boys, especially, feel a lot of societal pressure to appear strong, stoic and unconcerned.
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For all of his openness and shared emotions, Mr. Shields was a stoic man.
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Tavakoli says my grandfather, while waiting to meet his destiny, looked stoic and confident.
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Others in his entourage, including Ms. Trump, grew tearful, though the President remained stoic.
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Stoic, evocative, and heartbreaking, Fink brings us into the room and leaves us there.
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Joel was stoic that we should never settle for sub-standard performances or sonics.
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In "Far From the Madding Crowd," the hero, Gabriel Oak, is a stoic with a well-integrated romantic streak; his foil and rival for the heroine's affections, William Boldwood, believes himself a stoic but discovers a romanticism he can't control, with violent consequences.
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"I'm a fun guy," smiled the usually stoic Leonard, cracking a joke with the media.
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In its quiet way, Mr. Reynor's strong, stoic performance is the equal of Ms. Collette's.
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Unlike Owen, who is stoic yet moody and easily predictable, Koracick is surprising and fun.
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His stoic output often features no musical soundtrack, no people, no dialogue, and no camerawork.
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His latest work, including Ego Is The Enemy, are handbooks for the modern startup stoic.
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" It also writes that Asian patients may not accept pain medication because they are "stoic.
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These are the lines that will make the most stoic of dads totally lose it.
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Through it all, Lewis remained stoic and unresponsive, refusing to react to violence with violence.
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But he can't bring his historical figure to life; the character is all stoic nobility.
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She's also a supportive, stoic lady who is always there for a friend in need.
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The stoic, bespectacled musician types quickly and efficiently, his eyes locked to his computer screen.
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Parents are expected to be stoic superhuman god-creatures, above feeling and rage and retribution.
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Nakia and Okoye walk side by side, confident and stoic, next to their king, T'Challa.
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His extra long hash-brown colored ears, silkier than satin, frame his stoic, bovine face.
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Coach Lendl is the dedicated stoic, a mask of deadpan under a white baseball cap.
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Laila Soueif, a revolutionary and stoic Egyptian woman Mr. Anderson profiles, offers an exceptional view.
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Clinton publicly remained stoic and defiant while defending her husband amid accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Do I just stand there, stoic and mute, when she reaches for a high five?
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However, due to their generation's "stoic values," you probably won't see them showing much PDA.
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"Many might have thought you were stoic and void of emotion," the judge told Olsen.
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Normally stoic and even-keeled, Fauci briefly broke his poker face during Friday's press briefing.
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He quotes sages ranging from Seneca, the Stoic philosopher, to James Brown and Jack Kerouac.
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The stoic model critiqued in the A.P.A. guidelines is one attempted embodiment — but only one.
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Rank-and-file tech workers frequently have more than one Stoic text on their bookshelves.
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The stoic feelings of progressive Washington were similarly subdued in the city's more conservative corners.
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I had to SIDLE around this whole puzzle, trying to make progress yet stay STOIC.
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He was then his typical stoic self after a brief victory celebration at the podium.
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There's something stoic and trustworthy about this aesthetic — clean lines, cut wide, modest and precise.
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When I spoke to him, I observed his stoic expression and panic knotted my stomach.
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But he has not always looked the part of a stoic investigator, perhaps by design.
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You don't get to Brad Pitt level of acting success solely by being stoic onscreen.
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For Melania Trump, there has been stoic silence, peppered with purposeful moments of voluntary separation.
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In the '80s and '90s, Kevin Costner became an updated version of Stewart's impassioned stoic.
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His daughter Maui was pretty stoic, looking around silently and thumbing the airline's safety poster.
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Mr. Hernandez had been a stoic figure, staring straight ahead through much of the trial.
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Unperturbed, Thais are fatalistic and stoic — an absence of hysteria that contrasts favorably with Westerners.
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The selection of General Flynn prompted the usually stoic Ms. Firdaus to rethink her situation.
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The tribe has a saying: "Hope, but not too much," which underscores their stoic endurance.
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She's now playing the complete inverse of Lara, as the stoic and airless assassin Saya.
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Reflecting on his play after the game, Fitzpatrick was sanguine in both senses — stoic, and bloodthirsty.
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Parents of boys are often told they should raise boys to be competitive, aggressive, and stoic.
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Stoic felines the world over are trying out this online sensation and they are KILLING IT!
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Here are 13 devilish films that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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Gao, Bakuto, and Murakami seem remorseful about Sowande's death, but Alexandra remains stoic about the loss.
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The Stone Mr. Holiday is the author of "The Daily Stoic" and the editor of DailyStoic.com.
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But no matter how stoic a police officer might seem, some things will always cut deep.
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In Game of Thrones, Grey Worm, commander of the Unsullied, is serious, stoic, and somewhat detached.
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She has the stoic determination of a person well-practiced in delivering this sort of news.
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"She's not this stoic, perfect, one-dimensional female character," Deutch told Teen Vogue of her character.
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Huma Abedin cried during the speech but kept a stoic face during much of the ropeline.
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On display are collectible Allen & Ginter cigarette packages (1888), showing stoic indigenous chiefs in ceremonial clothing.
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Brown Bear is a stoic-faced bear that's one of Line Friends' more popular original characters.
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Some cried out the traditional "sooie," while others impressed the stoic judges with high-pitched squalls.
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The Finns have a word, sisu, which means stoic perseverance and grit, whatever comes your way.
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He described her condition as alternating between "stoic" and "emotional," understandable given the circumstances, he said.
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Though I have known him to be stoic, I could see the emotion in his face.
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Members of the Korea Women Baduk League play out matches in stoic silence on one floor.
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Dennis, who sobbed inconsolably when he was found guilty earlier this winter, remained stoic on Thursday.
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Carter cried as the judge explained his reasoning but remained stoic when the verdict was read.
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" The Daily Telegraph adopted the stoic language of sacrifice, calling May's compromise "The price of freedom.
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Gabriel depicts a crowded vessel, with stoic faces differentiated only by the colors of their eyes.
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Writer Lauren Hissrich describes Geralt as "stoic, circumspect, balanced and fierce" — qualities befitting a medieval hero.
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Sacchi remained stoic in the face of disbelief and distrust from high-profile players and peers.
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Then the alcohol would be brought out, delivered by a stoic housewife, and conversation could begin.
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In the stoic, seemingly rehearsed response, the founders say they have a "deep love" for China.
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A big difference here, of course, is that Chuck Rhoades is no stoic, mute Night King.
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Some victims will be hysterical, others stoic; police should not measure credibility by a victim's response.
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STOIC After his wife and daughter are killed, a lawyer (Antonio Banderas) steels himself for vengeance.
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As he rounded the bases, Gregorius, stoic throughout his struggles, appeared to keep an expressionless face.
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For Lee, that&aposs a lot of physical drama in comparison to his normal, stoic demeanour:
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"Jordskott," the latest moody Scandinavian thriller, with yet another stoic female police officer, skulks onto Shudder.
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For his part, Stoic Cicero complained that Epicurus wanted happiness to be both virtuous and pleasant.
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"No, I don't want it," I remember saying bravely to their offer through my stoic misery.
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"Be stoic and recognize that the goal is to get out of there without any problems."
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The branches are crooked and gnarled, while the rest of the tree is stoic and straight.
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"There were some challenges with our target audience, who are quite a stoic crowd," Wilson said.
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There's a fascination with Spartan culture and stoic philosophers and famous thinkers like Aristotle and Plato.
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Named for a 16th-century Flemish stoic, the building evokes a postwar vogue for architectural Brutalism.
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During the speech, Democrats were stoic as Trump ran through what he deemed his economic accomplishments.
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Nellie Bowles has a hilarious piece about the lengths to which Silicon Valley titans will go to make themselves uncomfortable: "We're kept in constant comfort," said Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, in an interview on Daily Stoic, a popular blog for the tech-Stoic community.
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It comes with this converse stereotype that men are stoic, or at least, they're expected to be stoic in the face of pain, so when they enter the medical system, there's an assumption that there must really be something wrong with them so that they're there.
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Smith usually paints stoic, photorealistic portraits of nude women, frozen in a kind of pure, unadulterated state.
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Or, watching the stoic guard tell her to hurry up, what kind of world would enforce it?
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While Bella remained stoic, Gigi was very expressive as she tripped but managed top keep herself upright.
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Annihilation drops us into some near future, narrated by a stoic, emotionally impenetrable biologist (played by Portman).
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Ocasio-Cortez's choice to remain stoic spoke more about her convictions than a phony smile could have.
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Their poses are typically stern and stoic, mimicking sepia-toned editions that date back to the 20003s.
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It got to Coulter too when he gazed into the glistening eyes of the stoic Diana Ware.
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Despite Mr. Yen's impressive physical virtuosity, his stoic, often humorless presence tends to neutralize the emotional temperature.
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"He was pretty stoic as the verdict was read," Los Angeles County prosecutor Allyson Ostrowski tells PEOPLE.
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The trailer shows the stoic, forceful Allred on the verge of tears as she discusses her life.
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Some broke down as they described their loved ones, others commented on his stoic appearance in court.
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But the same stoic sense of age and grief and responsibility runs through these films as well.
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He expressed confidence in his eldest son, who stood in silence behind him with a stoic expression.
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Mueller has remained an impassive cypher: the stoic, silent figure at the center of America's political gyre.
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Friends have noticed the normally stoic guy is now laughing a lot, and much calmer than usual.
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Some are stoic, and say what happens is in God's hands, even if they were to die.
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Votto was never a bad teammate, but his intense, stoic, workmanlike approach was the stuff of legend.
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Heed the Stoic adage: "The Fates lead those who come willingly, and drag those who do not."
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Sontag was rigorously impersonal in her approach, stubbornly un-fragile, stoic in her persona on the page.
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Take this revelation from Fox News anchor Shannon BreamShannon BreamWas Mueller a fumbling fool or stoic hero?
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The move backfired on the famously stoic Democratic presidential candidate after she had to leave Sunday's September.
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It begins to distort itself like a hologram, all while maintaining a stern look of stoic concentration.
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Will this hard-luck president again defy death while his stoic sidekick vanquishes the nasty, uncivilized terrorists?
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Esther's inscrutable facial expression may express slight dismay and/or mild amusement, but it is certainly stoic.
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It all proved to be quite an emotional experience for the usually more stoic singer, Paul said.
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Many people in the refugee camps have been eerily stoic — seemingly traumatized past the ability to feel.
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But there was also a voice within me, rising — the voice of my practical, stoic, rural ancestors.
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In the foreground, Mr. Jackson's feet are out of the frame, and his face is stoic adult.
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But I admire its stoic reserve, holding firm as the surrounding conversation escalates into a meaningless din.
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He's a stoic, an existential drone, a man who doesn't crave notoriety and has strict internal standards.
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"The Scottish are known to be stoic people," Srivastava said, drinking coffee in the bustling hospital cafeteria.
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In 1972, he was played by a stoic German shepherd, and in 1997, by a hulking Leonberger.
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But Monday's brief Ohio visit demonstrated that the first lady appears back to her usual stoic self.
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"You know, stylistically, Devin is far more stoic ... and Doug's a little bit more animated," Biggs said.
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Androgynous and stoic, their costumey presentation belies the introspection of their lyrics, which, here, focus on narcissism.
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You can snow on us all you like, but you never take away the stoic London spirit.
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When faced with stressors, they tend to turn cowboy, growing stoic, emotionally withdrawn and, too often, isolated.
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The figure sits strongly or, rather, floats in an ineffable radiance, transmitting an emotion of effortless, stoic tenderness.
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I'm still not entirely sure how he feels about me, because he's pretty unaffectionate and a bit stoic.
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Her emotional response, which cracks her frequently stoic resolve, is a recognition of what they've been through together.
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During the vote over whether to impeach Trump, Pelosi remained stoic and professional, despite roaring cheers from Democrats.
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The newest addition to Sweden's royal ranks showed a stoic side to his character on his big day.
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From the box office to bookstores, the Special Ops commando — quiet and professional, stoic and square-jawed — thrives.
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Bryce's dad Barry (Jake Weber) we learn, is pretty much the scariest, most stoic guy on the planet.
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For individual firefighters, the pressure to accept it all quietly, to be the stoic hero, can be overwhelming.
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Pattinson explained that he wanted to portray Edward Cullen as more brooding and stoic than happy-go-lucky.
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I loved that, because you see me, as the robot, so stoic and her living life so fully.
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Many times we adopt the face of the 'company:' stoic and implacable in the face of harsh 'commentary.
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The guy's hanging out in the Avengers HQ, shedding some stoic tears with Black Widow and Bruce Banner.
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Now I really hope she miraculously comes back, because she seems fun, giving stoic Owen a hard time.
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Walk Two Moons' exploration of death and grief will tug at even the most stoic adult's heart strings.
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They are disappointed that Kim missed the event, including the tribute video, but Khloé is stoic about it.
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Plus, instead of looking all stoic and regal, Andrew Jackson seems like he might be about to cry.
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From such details, I'd constructed an image of impeccable chivalrousness, with a touch of the immigrant's stoic melancholy.
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A proud and stoic man, he was admitted to the hospital for intractable pain from widely spread cancer.
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Brady, so stoic when he arrived, had to suppress smiles seven hours later at his postgame news conference.
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It was a stoic company line from a player who has repeatedly been hailed as a model teammate.
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GUTFELD: You know, Juan, to paraphrase a stoic, if you&aposre offended, you&aposre complicit in the outrage.
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The South African photographer Zanele Muholi makes black-and-white photos of stoic women in tightly cropped frames.
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Ironically, Aurelius' stoic passages were never meant to be published — he wrote them for his own personal clarity.
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But watching this strained pain caused discomfort in my own body, especially given Delaney's stoic, barely wincing expressions.
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Art world denizens — never known for being stoic — made it clear that a repeat would not be welcome.
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Mr. Iverson had been stoic all set, and now he seemed downright eager to get the job finished.
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Neighbors said that he was stoic and always focused and that he devoted his weekends to his children.
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But Mr. Holiday maintains that his being a good salesman doesn't clash with his identity as a Stoic.
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It's unclear how the Commerce Department designations will affect Dahua's and Hikvision's businesses, though the companies appear stoic.
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Johnson was stoic when it came to questions about boyfriend Chris Martin, instead only speaking about her work.
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The snowstorm was ultimately harmless, but it still set off a brutal evisceration of Tomas's stoic patriarchy. —E.
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" In AB's text messages, Prisk says the incident was "funny as s**t" -- noting, "I was pretty stoic.
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Dozens of parishioners surrounded the couple, who bowed their heads, their faces stoic, and swayed to background music.
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So stoic, so strong because of his battle and what he had to surmount in the wake of it.
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Apathy provided a psychological safe space in Attica; it's better to appear stoic and indifferent than shocked and empathetic.
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Gutted to have caused the usually stoic man such anguish, David wished he could offer some words of comfort.
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Bella, 21, remained stoic and never let go of her sister's hand as Gigi struggled to remain her balance.
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So that Christmas tree growers can separate the strong, stoic ones from the rest of the pack much sooner.
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The series, titled Hibernation II moves along a contrasting pattern of stoic, opaque land masses against hazy night sky.
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While there's a very strong chance this could be Peyton Manning's last game ever, he's a pretty stoic guy.
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The Rain, Netflix's first Danish show, is an addition to an already crowded genre: stoic teens weathering the apocalypse.
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The acclaimed actress played Miranda Priestly, the strict, stoic editor-in-chief of a fictional, Vogue-like fashion magazine.
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A time when most of the world's cellphones were made by stoic Finns and coffee came from a can.
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By contrast, "The Legend of Zelda" rewarded stoic perseverance, frequently leaving the player puzzling over what to do next.
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The most resonant lines and scenes in Brokeback traded on the supposed dissonance between stoic masculinity and deep emotion.
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They're joyful, snuggly, free-spirited, and have the ability to make even the most stoic person alive squee emphatically.
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Its golden elevator doors, Gotham-esque pillars, and stoic guardian angel statues line the lofty walkways atop the structure.
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Similarly, the film doesn't explain much about its main character: a stoic, brooding man with an Elvis Presley hairdo.
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There's Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) looking stoic AF. Oh, and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) looking all kinds of confident.
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Instead of choosing the usual stoic stomp, Nye smiled and showboated as he took his turn on the runway.
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Stoic, poised and measured: Mousasi doesn't often make for the most interesting interview, but you will still listen intently.
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From their stoic faces, it's hard to tell they are rocketing through the air at 50 miles per hour.
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Through nearly two weeks of witness testimony, they have sat stoic, many jotting down notes in large coiled notebooks.
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It has long been a tradition for House speakers to remain stoic and neutral in listening to the address.
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People in many cultures believe that women are more emotional and empathic, whereas men are more stoic and analytical.
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This was how first ladies usually held their ground in the years before Twitter: by being stoic and silent.
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Each SEAL officer is a stoic, good-hearted, all-American family man working for a righteous and immaculate military.
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Many educators assume that boys are hard-wired in certain ways: to be aggressive, active, competitive, impulsive and stoic.
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But Roxie handled her car-bound captivity like a stoic champion, with only the occasional outburst of understandable frustration.
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Tyrese—stoic and confident—is a good dancer, but Usher—a wild card who moves erratically—is even better.
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While not quite stoic or detached, there's a cold consistency that adds to the chilling nature of these songs.
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I got the phone call immediately after it happened, her screaming and crying, a stoic woman reduced to sobs.
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"this one," has been with you through the ups and downs, offering hugs or stoic and slightly baffled silence.
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The college football star turned shortlived NFL quarterback turned professional baseball player has a stoic looking pup named Bronco.
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A Henry Taylor painting nearby showed a black boy seated at a kitchen table, his gaze stoic but searching.
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Both films have stoic leads whom we know little about other than that they're exceptional at what they do.
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Caitlyn remains stoic and still for most of the lecturing, as friends around her try to defuse the situation.
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Teachers can even use this technology to create "smart lesson plans," rather than the traditional stoic plans of yesteryear.
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The lined faces and stoic expressions of these sitters, as well as their "traditional" regalia, announce them as types.
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And in these environs one must remain stoic and sensible even when calamity strikes, as of course it does.
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My emotions have been all over the place these past few days; I usually have a solidly stoic register.
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Danticat's mother, stoic and accepting, buoyed by religious faith, waves farewell to life like a shipboard passenger leaving port.
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As for Torvald, a stoic time bomb in Mr. Cooper's excellent interpretation, he was effectively paralyzed by Nora's departure.
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Dr. First said Mr. Hernandez's lack of close friendships and his stoic demeanor were also indications of the disorder.
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While viewers howl at Bibby's shameless front, a simmering but ridiculously stoic Paper Boi finally gets his fresh trim.
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And yet, I have a job — she remained stoic through those five days, and I'm in those five days.
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Although their arms and legs are often bent at startling angles, they boast stoic faces and brazenly bared breasts.
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There was no kindly voice to bridge the distance between my stoic father and an angry, grief-stricken younger me.
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The couple everyone's watching got some grub at The Smile restaurant in NYC, but were stoic on the way out.
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She had been so stoic, yet I could see his poking and prodding caused her a great deal of pain.
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Season 3 was showcased by an armada of models, who stood in a stoic militancy, not unlike his first show.
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As the planet that symbolizes hope and visions, Jupiter in Capricorn points to a more stoic and silently determined mindset.
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There's Robert Pattinson as a stoic ascetic, Juliette Binoche as a fanatical doctor, and Mia Goth as an unstable inmate.
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Panel chair Cheryl Iglesia, MD, kept her stoic gaze as she brushed a single tear away from her left cheek.
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Stoic is part of the current batch of startups at Y Combinator (it's taking the stage today at Demo Day).
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Stoic as ever, she informed Varys that she was about to embark on a journey to the city of Volantis.
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Watch: We've rounded up some ghoulish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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Watch: We've rounded up some devilish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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" About 1,900 years ago, the Stoic philosopher Epictetus wrote, "God divided man into men that they might help one another.
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These narratives of stoic anguish make it seem natural and unremarkable for men to coldly ignore pain in real life.
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I was flabbergasted at first, struggling to understand why my husband — typically a timid, stoic person — was suddenly torn apart.
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Though saddened to be separated from his wife and children, Robert maintains a stoic exterior as he liberates his country.
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I do not keep my head bowed in the back stairs, I do not remain Lady Capulet in stoic silence.
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There are also the expectations in your culture — some cultures tend to be more stoic, but others are more expressive.
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We beat the stoic Swiss and the frugal Dutch in the number of days that we spent in the hospital.
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The public was stoic too, with about 70 percent of seats filled and crowds clapping along to Latin pop hits.
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The Snowden who speaks is not the stoic version, but one who manages to deliver a Stone-caliber movie line.
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Wolfe, appearing stoic, said nothing except to tell Jackson he understood the conditions of his release ahead of the trial.
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That father, the third William Giraldi, lived the kind of "real American" stoic, blue-collar life so venerated by politicians.
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To observe IRL the pancake-flipping prowess of "Mike D," the most stoic precision pancake flipper we have ever seen.
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It takes a stoic, calm, bald-headed badass played by Vince Vaughn and places him in a desperate economic situation.
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It's a mark of this giant stoic oak falling into old age and then death, before being reborn with whisky.
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Siigur is typical of most of the men I've met from this part of the world: stoic, sharp, and guarded.
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They even have a favorite snap, a film still of Sheen looking stoic as he stands naked in a bathtub.
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He had been Jason's first coach and chief advocate, attending every game, often chomping a stogie, stoic and hunch-shouldered.
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"My dad is a pretty stoic person, but the most I see him laugh is with Josh," Ms. Chang said.
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And his children would surely never have to witness their parents' "stoic endurance" to provide for them -- as he did.
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Instead of remaining stoic in his 70s, then, "I think I need to break away from that," he told me.
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A soft-spoken man with a stoic demeanor and a long, black ponytail, Garcia was also stunned by Trump's victory.
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Local news in Texas announces "Neighbors Outraged About Neglected Horses," which sounds like an extremely sad and stoic support group.
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The stoic agent has grown on me, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is the show's first shocking casualty.
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The 70-year-old's stoic, chiseled face -- a cross between Dan Marino and Jimmy Stewart -- belies his decades of suffering.
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But it ended with him trying to look stoic while absorbing six hours of enraged verbal piñata swings from legislators.
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In Fates, stoic ninja Kagero's support conversations tend to focus around her desire to improve as a painter and artist.
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Even for the stoic Japanese, known for tolerating all manner of discomfort, the summer of 26 has pushed their limits.
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Guitars buzz in minor chords over a choppy beat, while O'Riordan's voice — the demo included vocal harmonies — holds stoic regret.
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He was gazing out at the stands, wearing the stoic but proud look of a father watching a child graduate.
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Maybe it was his on-ice demeanor, which could sometimes seem over-the-top compared to his more stoic teammates.
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Dylan's voice is incomparable: a gruff, exhausted, but stoic semi-drawl that remains playful despite the weight of its emotion.
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It was a collision between two stoic destroyers who also happened to be the two best heavyweights on the planet.
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Their chance came in February, when Leeds noticed three stoic, empty-handed men standing in the Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse hallway.
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Even the most stoic of the Queen's guards would find it difficult not to crack a smile after watching this video.
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Practical matters must be dealt with this month, as the sun and stoic Saturn align in your second house of finances.
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With the exception of when she exchanged pleasantries with other dignitaries on the stage, Clinton, for the most part, appeared stoic.
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I've never seen a usually stoic, cynical London crowd so overjoyed and full of anticipation for what was about to happen.
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A protective heavy blanket (a recurring motif) covers the man, whose look has the stoic determination to rebuild from the chaos.
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The alpha hero is a stalwart archetype of romance novels: aggressively masculine, in the traditional sense, powerful, stoic, and usually rich.
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"It might be quite jarring to them because they come up to me and expect a stoic, cold person," she says.
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While Chris Watts has maintained a publicly stoic demeanor, the source tells PEOPLE he has realized the gravity of the situation.
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Being a stoic male stereotype, he avoids it all by going for a solitary walk and running into his sister Arya.
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The men were stoic during our conversation, except when they regaled me with a story from their days fighting the Russians.
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At the center of it all, David Bowie's iconic baritone, weary yet stoic under the weight of legacy, life, and death.
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I really thought, I was clearly ... I actually purposely did a stoic look on my face because normally I'm very animated.
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"I got the phone call immediately after it happened, her screaming and crying, a stoic woman reduced to sobs," Wright wrote.
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The Moon enters stoic Capricorn this morning, finding you catching up on some much-needed alone time and getting some rest.
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In "El filósofo (The Philosopher") (1974), the subject's face, its Picasso-esque jigsawing, appears to emerge from darkness, glowing and stoic.
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Eight Capital acted as financial advisor to Curaleaf, while Canaccord Genuity Corp and Stoic Advisory Inc were financial advisors to Grassroots.
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Brown appears stoic on the video until the detective asks her what day she was taken and she begins to cry.
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Joel Kaplan sat one row back, stoic and thoughtful, directly in view of the cameras broadcasting the scene to the world.
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Unlike his predecessor, he didn't exclusively go for pure-bred white Jindo dogs renowned for their devout loyalty and stoic beauty.
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No matter how stoic or serious any Doctor may seem, there's always an undercurrent of silliness and a desire for fun.
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But it will not surprise all of you who know and love him, that he also is being stoic and strong.
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In the same post, he segued into a discussion of ancient Stoic philosophers, a recurrent personal and professional interest of his.
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They are very stoic, they are very together, and as soon as you start to move that body, they fall apart.
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Live, all four members strike imposing figures, alternating between normal postpunk stoic glaring and full on legs-spread, instrument-punching melodrama.
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Poison Ivy, with her flaming locks, would stand stoic and shredding in animal print, patent, sequins, or simply a sheer bodysuit.
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Witten, the normally stoic 13th-year tight end, flashed Bryant's celebratory "X" and was soon mirrored by the often-exuberant receiver.
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"My family, except for my younger sister who was the indulged baby of the family, is generally very stoic," she writes.
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Fused with Mr. Stanton's stoic reflection (and shot from his side), their faces become superimposed — her blond tresses frame his face.
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Even as girls' options have opened up, boys' lives are still constricted by traditional gender norms: being strong, athletic and stoic.
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Mets 5393, Braves 0 After the final pitch of his marvelous 2018 season, the normally stoic Jacob deGrom cracked a smile.
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Emerging from his boulder-shaped cocoon, the Lithuanian-born artist's interpretation of the boxing champion, called "ATLAS," is heroic yet stoic.
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Newly appointed as a district "equal opportunity expert," Mr. Gens wanted to break down the norm of stoic, unemotional Swedish masculinity.
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Ms. Ortega, 55, has remained stoic through most of the trial, even during wrenching testimony from the Krims about the murders.
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She looked stoic, but all signs point to an extremely light sentence ... and she could get no jail time at all.
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"I was sworn in to the United States Senate next to a hospital bed," a stoic Biden says in the clip.
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"He's young, he's hard-working, he's stoic, he's amazing," Dawson's mother, Isabel Celeste, told the Post of the 2020 presidential candidate.
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In some scenes, Hens achieves a kind of middle tone, where, while still producing little horrors, he remains stoic, or reticent.
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Even the stoic, but not exactly sizzling partnership between Ned and Catelyn added essential weight to the finale of Season 1.
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These include the stoic Coach Taylor (Kyle Chandler) and his wife, Tami (Connie Britton), who serves as the school's guidance counselor.
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At the start, the members of So Percussion, who bring vivid theatricality to their performances, sat facing the audience, looking stoic.
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But the store did have plenty of stoic, boxy and firm, like a lovely black-on-black shearling flight jacket ($855).
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If you've gone from stoic to slightly talkative to regurgitating your emotions to anyone in earshot, you should probably stop drinking.
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When they saw Westbrook sitting at the top of the stairs, they were variously awed or thrilled or confused or stoic.
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A stoic man in a dark coat said he was steeling himself for the three-hour journey to the crash site.
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In another, a ragtag band of soldiers and sailors stands before the gates of heaven guarded by stoic, crisply dressed Marines.
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"As a leader, I should be stoic in my outrage and silent in my rebuke," she said in her nonconcession speech.
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As doctors who are more stoic than I will tell you, there is some inevitability to the difficulty of our jobs.
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They're nearly life-sized, and have a plain quality (stoic faces, straightforward poses) that engenders an equally plain acknowledgment: they're alive.
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It doesn't matter how stoic you are or how many troops you've killed as a fearless Dothraki leader; that scene was devastating.
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Kelly, at all times, remains the stoic father figure in a sea of amateurs, like Ice Cube in Are We There Yet?
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Another Stoic politician, Thrasea Paetus, who had chosen to challenge Nero while Seneca had collaborated, would ironically outlive Seneca by a year.
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The basic app is free, but Stoic charges $27.99 per year for a premium version that includes iCloud syncing and additional content.
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Physically coiled and linguistically expansive, Yoav (Tom Mercier, charismatic and expressively stoic), has arrived in Paris with little more than his clothes.
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Gosling plays Armstrong as a stoic, the type of man who feels deeply, but is unable — or unwilling — to connect to others.
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My eyes trace a car pass from one edge of the glass to the other, but the island itself is stoic, unmoving.
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One was created for a "Stoic Traditionalist" who values time in isolation, is unadventurous and tends to be unassuming in their disposition.
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Trump, for his part, played the usually stoic leader who took the criticism in stride part of a toddler throwing a tantrum.
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Later that night, once the children were asleep, I found my generally stoic brother (Addie's daddy) in the basement, also in tears.
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Meanwhile, no one brings steel-eyed gravitas quite like Denzel, who's fairly reined in here as the Seven's stoic yet fearless leader.
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For an haute couture show that's meant to be the best-of, so to speak, Lagerfeld's latest offering was sturdy and stoic.
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Snape's incredible journey from strict taskmaster to valiant secret hero has the power to choke up even the most stoic of Muggles.
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The DJ returned from his four-week hiatus from Instagram by posting this stoic looking black and white photograph of himself shirtless.
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This image of Gendo Ikari, father to Neon Genesis Evangelion's protagonist Shinji Ikari, presents him as an imposing, calculating, and stoic figure.
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It was difficult for even Powell to decline to smile, but when the stoic expression returned, it was right back to business.
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Grassroots was advised by Canaccord Genuity and the boutique firm Stoic Advisory, and Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP acted as a legal adviser.
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He opens his Saturday night set with "Twist My Fingaz"; stoic twentysomethings in gator loafers rap along, excited teens film themselves dancing.
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While Cuba remained stoic in the convo ... Claudine lost her s*** and knocked over at least one shot glass from the bar.
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I, the least stoic viewer of The Handmaid's Tale, spent the duration of Emily and Lawrence's interactions vibrating with full-body unease.
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But French, Carlson and Russell all talk about the glory of all men embracing manliness, and being strong, stoic, fearless, and competitive.
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Mr. Colter was better served there, playing a stoic Cage in a supporting role — here he doesn't seem comfortable carrying the show.
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The public was stoic too, with about half of seats filled and crowds clapping along to Latin pop hits despite being soaked.
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The one thing Rex (an appealingly stoic Michael Caton) knows for sure is that he doesn't want to die in a hospital.
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"Just shows how good they swing on the days I pitch, I guess," the usually stoic Strasburg said with a rare laugh.
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Even Alan Shearer is laughing, though he looks quietly uncomfortable about male nudity in the workplace like any good, stoic Yorkshireman should.
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Friends say that the two remain close, but that while Judge Garland was stoic about being passed over, he was clearly disappointed.
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There have been resilient, even stoic, heroines in the Dardennes' earlier films, but they haven't been middle-class interlopers like Haenel's character.
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It's an almost stoic presence: slower than it needs to be, evenhanded, sometimes determinedly hanging back from the rest of the band.
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The Man in Charge: Roy Hodgson is a company man: reliable, stoic at times of crisis, humble when things are going well.
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I've always kinda treated it as being more aggressive and more stern, stoic, you know—trying to have a punch to it.
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Of all the stoic, sometime cardboard DC superheroes, Blue Beetle (along with his pal Booster Gold) is one of the most relatable.
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Listen below alongside an interview with Gilmore about Rainbow Jail, the never-ending search for old weird music, and, uh, Stoic philosophers.
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For Elsa, the focus wasn't to make her seem older, since "she's always been a little more stoic and reserved," Lee says.
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Their metaphysical tastes range from Carl Jung's psychology to ancient Stoic philosophy, which calls for self-control and transcendence of material wealth.
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Joined with Jimmy is Kim Wexler (a magnetically stoic Rhea Seehorn), his colleague and girlfriend, and arguably the series' fulcrum and heart.
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"The face-off between the wrathful Mr. Kelly and the stoic Ms. King was a clash of temperaments," our TV critic writes.
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Their image — antithetical to the patriarchal and stoic qualities traditionally associated with Chinese men — is changing the face of masculinity in China.
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The entitled weeper was the unacceptable version of a stoic victim; the scrappy underdog was the acceptable version of a raging bitch.
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I could see the glimmer in his eyes, and the half-smile that was a welcome change from his usual stoic expression.
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I spoke with Holiday recently about his new book, his love of Stoic philosophy, and why he thinks ego is everyone's enemy.
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She's often stoic and severe, with a reserve born out of early trauma, but she also has a powerful yearning for connection.
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Mr. Bichir's Oscar-nominated performance is stoic yet not without emotion, breaking through the tough exterior he puts on for his son.
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My father — a stoic man of few words — always told me that what I did would speak louder than what I said.
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Defense attorney Greg Skordas told The Salt Lake Tribune that Shamo was stoic during the trial and remained so after the verdict.
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It was a rare display of emotion by Ms. Ortega, who during the six-week trial remained stoic, even during graphic testimony.
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"I didn't realize I was a Stoic until I read it," said Christopher Sommer, a former United States national team gymnastics coach.
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The stoic Brantley, a former Indians outfielder who now stars for the Astros, drove in the game's first run with a double.
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While other senators occasionally nodded their heads or threw up their hands, Alexander had been nearly as stoic as his friend McConnell.
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She smiles in a few, in others she looks frozen (or is it stoic?); the ones that pop are tight close-ups.
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My subconscious and unexamined assumption was that the elderly transcend these desires because they become more stoic and sage-like over time.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — Venus Williams has long been the stoic of the two famous sisters, containing her emotions, maintaining her cool.
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Robert Mueller himself has the stoic G-man bearing of someone who would laugh by writing "ha ha" on a memo pad.
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Before this golden girl was posing on the Olympic podium, she was just another stoic little lady growing up in Vail, Colorado.
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The title change was accompanied with a ceremony, where newly-named Brigadier Nils waddled down the zoo's penguin walk flanked by stoic soldiers.
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Even as he begs his old gangster friend Tom Hagen for mercy, Tessio maintains a stoic poise, befitting a man familiar with death.
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If you're trying to remain stoic at your desk while pretending to work right now, these carefully selected gems might blow your cover.
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But I get the notion that, what comes through to me reading this stuff ... There's a stoic website, are you involved in that?
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The 2016 Webby Awards are right around the corner, and host Nick Offerman (and his stoic voice) are here to get you pumped.
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The only character whose name I was able to catch was Tom, an eerily stoic boy with a Morrissey haircut and polo shirt.
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While that all seems like more of a public relations response than actionable change, it's better than the stoic, inflexible silence of before.
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With its direct, stoic prose, The Line Becomes a River is a weighty and timely document on one of our most divisive arguments.
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The Grammy winner, 27, remained stoic throughout the morning and occasionally glanced over to the fans in the courtroom gallery to acknowledge them.
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During the service, Montgomery sat, mostly stoic, as he listened to testimonies about his partner's generosity, his good humor, his love of life.
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The fathers always seemed stoic, either numbed by the pain or resigned to the way young black male life was so easily lost.
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In the early 1970s, Eastwood would move behind the camera to direct his own films, and his work retained the same stoic sensibility.
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Her hands folded at her waist, she looks elegant and stoic — her three-strand pearl necklace and matching earrings slightly catching the light.
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But like a stoic and cold housecat, they return to the ones they love with a touch of disdain and a loyal heart.
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But it also spills over into a stoic acceptance of and openness to humanity's shadowy sides, from substance abuse to mental health issues.
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It's an image of Hendrix's stoic face ... and it's placed so strategically -- it pops out of Mike's glove when he's on the mound!!
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"I was waiting for you to smile at some of the compliments but you didn't," Bergeron said, seemingly baffled at Biles' stoic demeanor.
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It was more than enough distance to turn her stoic declaration that "Nobody is here to see Mama June" into an unintelligible warble.
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The seraphs are still caricatures of empowerment, here played by Kristen Stewart (the cutup), Naomi Scott (the brainiac) and Ella Balinska (the stoic).
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She was showing much more emotion than the normally stoic Lady Mary ever did, and he clearly didn't think he'd be coming back.
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And from Saban to Michigan's Jim Harbaugh to Texas' Charlie Strong, the archetypal big-time head coach is stoic, driven and strait-laced.
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Karlovic's online persona is almost an alter ego, far different from the more stoic individual fans see on the court and in interviews.
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Christian Bale turns in a solid, stoic performance as a gruff soldier, but writer-director Scott Cooper's earnest film doesn't break much ground.
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"I think there's some growing uneasiness, but I think generally we're just going to let things play out," he says with stoic resolve.
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It's not that things don't affect me, or that I'm needlessly stoic—born-and-bred Midwesterners like me tend to be level-headed.
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And their personalities were far different, with Mattis being stoic and reserved, while McMaster tended to get excited and forcefully made his points.
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Lisa Kudrow plays Valerie Cherish, an impossibly vain sitcom actress whose willingness to endure humiliations in pursuit of fame can seem almost stoic.
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We were a lot more stoic when we signed, because we didn't want to be too intrusive with hearing people in their environment.
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During one such occasion, he became friends with director John Ford, who saw something special in this broad-shouldered and stoic prop runner.
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The influence of Frizzell's stoic drawl, liquefied syllables and tightly controlled ornaments is so pervasive that it's often equated with classic country style.
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Ryan Holiday Stoic philosophy is different from most philosophies in that it's not a set of precepts or systemic explanations of the universe.
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Last week, Smith teased a collaboration with Normani but from their stoic gazes in black turtlenecks, we couldn't anticipate it'd be this good.
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Hoppert: The Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner has been working lights out here, which has his normally stoic trainer smiling from ear to ear.
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When fathers appear in children's picture books, they're angling for laughs, taking their sons on adventures or modeling physical strength or stoic independence.
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For example, Burberry's Chinese New Year campaign in 2019 featured stoic, heavily stylized family portraits, which Chinese netizens found creepy and tone-deaf.
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One store, two (or more) souls: Sometimes the dialogue is cordial, sometimes it's a shouting match, and sometimes the face-off is stoic.
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Her stoic Albanian doorman (Laurentiu Possa) becomes the man in her life, helping with the nursery furniture and stepping in for emergency childcare.
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Rather than the usual photojournalistic portrayals of beaten-down souls, these portraits let them present themselves as stoic, proud, happy or even sexy.
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"Stoic Bauhaus Aztec priestesses in an Art Deco Valhalla filled with bubbles animated by 'Fantasia'-era Disney," is how the designer described it.
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The Stoic philosopher Epictetus was born a slave, around 55 A.D., in the Greco-Roman spa town of Hierapolis—present-day Pamukkale, Turkey.
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A stoic President Donald Trump pledged Thursday to address mental health and school safety following the latest shooting massacre at an American school.
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Included is Jojo's grandfather, Pop, a stoic figure who serves as a foundation for the family — but also has his own story to tell.
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The "I Believe I Can Fly" singer appeared stoic in court, nodding to the judge at times and responding "Yes sir" when spoken to.
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Fernie is every inch the archetypal stoic researcher, and the first thing I noticed is that, of course, he was wearing really nice boots.
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All of this is depicted in a very different register than the portrayals of stoic or mysterious straight white men in "prestige" television dramas.
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"I have done so much self-help work," says the former host, whose daily routine includes a Bible reading, scripture and a daily stoic.
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The reason I mention this is because of the way Laika is represented in culture after that — she's often depicted in a stoic manner.
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A teenage ballet dancer from a good side of the tracks, Jenna Dewan, meets a stoic dancing janitor from the bad side (Channing Tatum).
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The demands of labor kept our eyes looking forward toward the next chore, the next bill, and our stoic culture frowned on self-expression.
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So with Shrike, some of his performance wasn't filmed, or Stephen was trying to be too stoic, and he needed to actually act more.
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My father and Sam are trying to act stoic, though now and then I catch one of their hands or a bottom lip trembling.
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The Snap brainchild was at a Wells Fargo in Bev Hills looking stoic, but inside he's gotta be celebrating this week's super impressive IPO.
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Cold week ahead A stoic lot in the face of winter, Minnesotans of all stripes will have plenty to test their resolve this week.
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The stoic walk of the lumbering leading man has turned stiff, almost robotic, and when he doesn't have marks to hit he seems lost.
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It would be weird to have a bunch of people walking around all the time with the same stoic expression that most cats have.
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What they want is Jon Hamm dressed up in a suit doing a sort of cosplay of a '50s stoic guy and being dominant.
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The stoic old man takes in Escobar and Limón, who's never spent time on a farm but takes to the work with surprising vigor.
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Ms. Parody remained admirably stoic throughout the bruising week as she sought to set the record straight and recast the debate on constructive terms.
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Armed with faces of despair, agony, and seething anger, his works are a departure from the often-stoic Roman busts and sculptures he emulates.
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One time I took some photos of the guys while they were working and they just had this awesome, stoic, rugged look to them.
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When we would be writing, and Alex would suggest something—he's a lot more stoic with his lyricism, and it's more logical and masculine.
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Interestingly, there is no visible gore — blood is only alluded to by a deep red cloak — and the saint's expression is stoic, not struggling.
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Dorsey has readily discussed his penchant for a stoic lifestyle, which includes going on meditation retreats and partaking in a number of unconventional diets.
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Gosling's portrayal of the stoic Armstrong is so understated that it's hard to tell how much Armstrong realizes the weight of what he's saying.
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"The stoic male who doesn't express or share his emotions, I see that as being extremely detrimental," Mr. Darville said in a phone interview.
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Stoic calm is impressive when others around you tend to panic, as was the case during the euro crisis and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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"Anderson said Ott "was a stoic soul, and her tone of voice and joking demeanor made everything sound like not so big a deal.
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His public buildings tended to reflect his interest in geometric shapes and circular forms and not to be as stoic as many Modernist structures.
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Olson, who led by three shots with five holes to play, was stoic about a career-best result that ended with her three-putting.
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A bracing alternative to the stoic runways at Skylight Clarkson Sq, the show was also a burst of joy from an increasingly vulnerable population.
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Meanwhile, Iceland Coach Heimir Hallgrimsson — I'd have to raise my voice to talk to him, but not scream — has been stoic and mostly stationary.
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But then we check in with Greg Hindy, a stoic searcher who stopped talking for a year while he walked across the United States.
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For example, Thomas repeatedly makes the stoic case that a person's dignity can never be taken away, not even by slavery and Jim Crow.
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Mr. Smith, stoic, processed the pomp and circumstance the way he had been conditioned as Inmate No. 227-777 — taking much in, emitting little.
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Because of common expectations that men should be stoic, during adolescence, when masculine stereotypes sink in, many boys reluctantly distance themselves from intimate friendships.
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Another questioned whether Mr. Holiday's pursuit of success as a marketer and author was consistent with the Stoic emphasis on detachment from material gain.
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Ahm (Antoine Harris, blank and ominous), a stoic drug dealer with aspirations to rap, records in secret while his criminal enterprise begins to crumble.
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Don't be surprised if, in season 2, Alice is back to her blonde bob and pearls, ready to be a stoic, unemotional first lady.
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Weinstein was surrounded by court officers during the reading of the verdict, keeping a stoic look on his face as each verdict was announced.
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"When I was crazy, I thought you were great," Orr sings on this track from "Candy-O," giving Ocasek's lyrics a knowing, stoic delivery.
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Now she sat in the concertmaster's chair and led a brilliant reading of the Mozart, which the audience seemed to receive with stoic patience.
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One wonders what was altered or abridged, but Turner's voice—straightforward and calm, stoic and unrepentant—is too strange to have been wholly invented.
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Today, a similar silent and stoic response surrounds suicide, especially in Catholic communities where ending one's own life is still widely considered a sin.
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Snodgrass' account portrays a seldom-displayed side of the famously stoic Mattis, who has been loath to criticize Trump publicly since leaving the administration.
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This is what happens when the Giants — a storied and stoic franchise — hand the reins to one of the youngest coaches in the league.
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And in 2017, Steve Beshear, a former Kentucky governor, delivered the party's response from a no-frills diner with a stoic crowd behind him.
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And Brittany has this wonderful combination of a stoic, strikingly deadpan face and a very fluid dance style, which we were curious about exploring.
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We can be a stoic business person on our LinkedIn page and be smashing a beer can on our foreheads on our Facebook page.
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On Instagram, a photo of a Native American — dressed in tribal garb, mouth wide open —immediately follows the image of the handsome, stoic cowboy.
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In her show at Albertz Benda, Sydney-based artist Del Kathryn Barton presents her unflinching nude figures with stoic faces and brazenly bared breasts.
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Seasons of shows like True Detective and American Horror Story are united by mood (stoic and grim, camp and macabre, respectively), rather than by plot.
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I wrote a book called "The Obstacle Is the Way," which took ancient stoic philosophy — which is what I'm personally fascinated by and interested in.
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Epictetus' stoic philosophy says our chief task in life is to distinguish between what is in our control and what is not in our control.
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In a provincial Russian town, three sisters — stoic Olga (Isabel Teixeira), lovelorn Maria (Stella Rabello); and troubled, childlike Irina (Julia Bernat) — flirt with existential despair.
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So that forced us to make him more even-keeled, and we played him as a stoic samurai hero, unaffected by everything he's going through.
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"To me, Givenchy is a world where women and men alike are strong, stoic and mysterious," she told The New York Times of the campaign.
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Without the dressing of a string quartet that lent the original recording a classical gloss, the song was a bleak portrait of stoic common people.
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Lucy, the MC, perceives the other MC as a stoic condescending man when he is anything but and gets the chance to see for herself!!
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I'm talking torture tests like you've never imagined (hint: one involves counting backwards from 2,043 in increments of 17 in front of two stoic scientists).
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Minutes before the start, a stoic Wheatcroft, more serious and slightly more rigid than he was back in England, slipped out of his black tracksuit.
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" Tandy R. Freeman III, the PBR's medical director, said all bull riders are stoic about their injuries: "There is an ethos some call 'cowboy up.
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At practice, she and fellow gymnasts had to show up and seem physically indestructible and stoic, so they could replicate that during competition, Relf says.
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Eastwood's mysterious character was a stoic figure with a gift for violence and a finely tuned sense of justice and responsibility, more myth than man.
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Queen Elizabeth rarely makes a public show of emotion, but the stoic monarch was seemingly moved to tears at a service for fallen soldiers Tuesday.
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The movie, which is inspired by true events, has Schwarzenegger hunting down the person who caused the crash with his trademark stoic expression and snarls.
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In the video's action sequences, two female performers face off against each other, flailing their limbs one second, then standing in stoic resolution the next.
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The Queen's Guard, who are stationed outside royal residencies, are known for their famously stoic behavior — making them the victims of tourist pranks and antics.
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Raven, for her part, remained stoic and sweet, maintaining that she would "never regret" standing in front of him and telling him how she felt.
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And despite their closeness, the royal couple won't ever be seen holding hands in public due to the "stoic values" of their generation, Brandreth revealed.
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Chiron is played by three actors: as a child by Alex Hibbert, as a stoic adolescent by Ashton Sanders, as a man by Trevante Rhodes.
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Stoic and square-jawed, the inscrutable portrait is a common sight behind shop counters and stalls in this city, a short drive north from Mosul.
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"Keeping his composure gives Andy his best chance, but he is so passionate and emotionally driven that he can't be a total stoic," Annacone said.
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For this program, the Graham company celebrates the work's 75th anniversary, showcasing Graham's skill at physicalizing both domestic drama and social tensions with stoic grandeur.
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The three volume book is a collection of 124 letters written by Seneca the Younger to Lucilius on how to become a more devoted Stoic.
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" Desperate for solutions, Ferriss came upon a quote by Seneca the Younger, a famous Stoic writer: "We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.
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Pelosi, clad in all white and seated behind Trump, was stoic for most of the speech, making her burst of applause all the more noteworthy.
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And so our stoic protagonist sets out eastward across frontier America, crossing the country in reverse, against an advancing tide of settlers, explorers, and outlaws.
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"I didn't go to the hospital or report it or anything, because more than anything I was embarrassed," she says, her voice measured and stoic.
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"Kim is stoic about the whole thing: "I think you've just got to surrender to the fact that the paparazzi are going to be everywhere.
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Collectively, these legends form the basis of the Aussie "battler": a stoic, often silent, underdog who neither complains nor quits in the face of adversity.
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While my mom was gregarious and emotive, my dad was the quiet observer and thinker — some might say stoic, or on a bad day, curmudgeonly.
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"Explicit gender stereotypes -- for example, that boys are more stoic or girls are more emotive -- may bias adult assessment of children's pain," the authors concluded.
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The stoic faces of my great-grandparents, leading their children to the train south, were captured in an image that ran in the Seattle newspapers.
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The movie depicts a mostly stoic black population, while the whites are shown as vaguely annoyed that their town is the subject of national attention.
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The colors are muted nudes; the models are stoic; the photographs, shot by his frequent collaborator Vanessa Beecroft, are soft and rich in their simplicity.
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Both allege in stoic but chilling fashion about Jackson's gradually escalating sexual contact, accompanied by Jackson allegedly pressuring them not to divulge what was happening.
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As he watched information scroll across the screen of his laptop, Engelhardt, who had been stoic during our long ascent, could barely contain his enthusiasm.
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Where Beanpole is stoic and doll-like, her friend is more visibly scarred and agitated — nearly unhinged — by the conflicts raging around and within them.
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Boston catcher Christian Vazquez sailed a throw so far wide that it hit the second base umpire, a stoic Joe West, on the right shoulder.
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Major Rowe, usually the stoic warrior, turned sentimental as it suddenly sunk in that his three-year tour in Europe was drawing to an end.
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As stoic and confident as ever, 'The Red King' went through the motions with his usual grace during the various media events during fight week.
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The figure, designed to appear stoic, with his head held high and arms by his sides, is the vision of Indian sculptor Ram V. Sutar.
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Gasteyer hinged her impression on the idea of Hillary as stoic righthand woman, usually ceding the spotlight to Hammond's Bill hamming it up around her.
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Receiving the inbound and finding just enough empty space, OJ Mayo launched an off-balance jumper that would have made Kobe nod with stoic approval.
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Take a second and think, have you ever seen Harrison Ford, the actor known for playing stoic heroes like Han Solo and Indiana Jones, even chuckle?
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His team soldiered through, winning its third straight game with a lift from a stoic defenseman who had broken his right thumb only six days earlier.
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The sinewy fish-man at the center of The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro's new film, stands stoic and brave as the rain beats down.
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He's funny, as someone whose career is grounded in dry, straight-faced humor should be, but he's also sincere, stoic, and serious, not a constant entertainer.
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"At times she was emotionally crying, sometimes she was stoic, sometimes she would engage in conversation — but most of the time she was silent," Lopey says.
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"The Treasure" is like the work of Samuel Beckett's long-lost Balkan cousin — bleak, stoic and suffused with a flinty, exasperated empathy for its ridiculous characters.
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The management of the Giants, as stoic an organization as any in American sports, never addresses the status of its coaches until after a season ends.
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In this book, Ivan is the stoic, intense, and deadly bodyguard chosen to protect Maricela, sister of Gideon Rios and thus a princess of Sector One.
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Danganronpa V3's cast of characters is just weird enough to be endearing, whether you're spending time with the self-conscious robot or a stoic babysitter.
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Over the decades, Lupin has changed based on whoever was writing each season, shifting the tone of the show from stoic to dark to slapstick comedy.
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At 77, the stoic Wisconsin machinist had just endured the death of his wife of 51 years and a grim new diagnosis: throat cancer, stage 4.
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It's comforting to us as patients, and it helps them remain stoic in the face of terminal illness, bodily fluids, and watching people endure painful procedures.
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Only in the 20th century — with extensive X-ray examination — were these forgotten layers revealed, although the subject with her stoic blue eyes remains a mystery.
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I assumed that as we get older, we become more stoic and sage-like — or maybe even the exact opposite: Disillusioned by life and lacking vitality.
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Somehow, Daryl ends up painted again as the stoic lone-wolf hero, after the show spent half a season trying to convince us he's the opposite.
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Who hasn't encountered the stoic who soldiers on despite a streaming cold, only to spread it around the office, with costs to colleagues and employers alike?
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In the footage, the stoic male guard — wearing a tall bearskin hat and red tunic — is seen marching in a roped-off area outside the castle.
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But perhaps none compares to Eli Manning's stone-cold stoic reaction to his brother's Denver Broncos scoring a fourth-quarter touchdown that essentially sealed their victory.
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The second-gen Pixel XL is kind of handsome in a simple, stoic way, especially on that black and white model with the orange power button.
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Farmer is liberal and talks incessantly, while Ward is politically conservative and stoic, having grown up tending cattle on his father's ranch in Bullhead City, Arizona.
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Baby Groot, the (literal) offshoot of Vin Diesel's stoic tree-thing from the first Guardians movie, looks like the Little Prince reincarnated as a whisk broom.
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We get a Diana who's a stoic square, a woman naive to so many human experiences, but who also still embodies the spirit of Wonder Woman.
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But since stoic silence is a poor defense, he did what every other fighter does: provide photographic evidence and hope the dumbest, loudest voices go quiet.
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A new, less comfortable era has begun, leaving the normally stoic Swiss to worry if their tranquil economic fortress might be more vulnerable than they thought.
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The emotional core of "The Mirror Test" is Weston's profound love for the Marines, whose stoic warrior culture and bottomless commitment to one another he embraces.
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This song — from Mr. Johnson's album "Gotta Be Me," one of the year's sleeper country gems — is meditative, a little stoic, convincingly plain and plainly convincing.
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Can we handle the intimate details of her quiet, stoic life, as her breasts express "fine grains of foremilk" when newborn Carrie latches onto the nipple?
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Almost two millennia ago, the Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger, wrote a consolation letter to his mother, Helvia, on the occasion of his banishment from Rome.
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One of the greatest mysteries about Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, concerns the identity of its earliest inhabitants, the architects of the stoic statues.
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Consider the cinematics: After seven games of trial and error, of spontaneous fireworks and hyperbolic home runs, the championship came down to a cleareyed, stoic finale.
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She can be stoic, composed, and languid in her speech, or just a 17-year-old girl you want to look at puppies on Instagram with.
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When he showed up, his stoic face gave way to disbelief and then a grateful smile as his coworkers handed him keys to a new car.
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Sarah Gilchrist is brave, but not so stoic that she doesn't blanche to see a familiar figure show up as a corpse on her dissection table.
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Naturally, Alicia is rather stoic during the trip as she sits in the back of the bus with her sunglasses on (shorthand for "Alicia is angry").
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What remains is the droll and sighing commitment of the stoic—a willingness to perform minor acts of assistance and relief, but nothing more than that.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For all the stoic silence in which figures in bronze or marble stand, monuments are built to elicit a response.
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He was very stoic about his brand of uncompromised "truth-telling" to the point that it made him quite unpleasant and not fun to be around.
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The constant in all this is Strang, who plays Laaksonen with a stoic demeanor that cracks — whether from pain or joy — during the film's dramatic climaxes.
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Kiryu, the main protagonist of Sega's long-running Yakuza series, exudes an embittered, stoic swagger, like a young Clint Eastwood with tattoos streaming down his shoulder blades.
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At first, the dolled-up faces of the show's cult of clowns appear stoic — until the video begins cutting to the clowns in full-on rage mode.
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In A.D. 49, the well-known writer and Stoic philosopher was recalled from exile to tutor the successor of the emperor Claudius, a promising teenager named Nero.
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While Chris has maintained a publicly stoic demeanor, a second source who recently spoke with him told PEOPLE that Chris has realized the gravity of the situation.
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The infamously stoic Zuckerberg began to tear up, describing how a high school student he mentored feared he couldn't go to college because he's an undocumented immigrant.
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Three types of Republicans at the RNC The Trump children largely ignored the early portions of the Texas senator's remarks -- remaining stoic, knowing what was to come.
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The group heads out to the specified coordinates and meets a woman in a suit, flanked by stoic female guards, who goes by the name of Georgie.
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During one of fashion's most politically charged eras, Albert Watson's cinematic approach provides a break from the noise and a stoic look inside the lives of others.
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Dress Like You're Hitting the BeachThe ground might have turned into a muddy mess, but festivalgoers must be stoic and copy the fashion lead of Harry's exes.
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But with Mike Colter as the titular lead, and Coker at the helm, there's a quiet confidence thrumming beneath the stoic surface, emblematic of the hero himself.
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Beijing (CNN)China -- North Korea's only global ally and biggest trading partner -- has put on a stoic face since Pyongyang successfully conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday.
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Charmed by Davenport's Max Beerbohm–style cartoons of writers, Kenner recruits him to illustrate two of his critical books, The Stoic Comedians (1962) and The Counterfeiters (1968).
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A quintessential and stoic New Yorker, she was born and raised in Harlem, and hung out at Studio 239 during Warhol's heyday decked out in Stephen Burrows.
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Playing beside Westbrook and George, uneasiness overtook the stoic ways of a great scorer who's confident enough to draw two defenders and then hit the open man.
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Feminist ideas can help men — be it the rejection of expectations that men be strong and stoic or ending the silence around male victims of sexual violence.
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The novel is narrated from Marcel's point of view, but Marcel is at best a lens, an eyewitness to history, a stoic nursemaid and a reliable guide.
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His relatives may have lost their homes, but not their resolve, as their faces reveal a stoic determination that has helped them endure through decades of challenges.
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When normally sober and stoic scientists start draining the barrel of awful superlatives to describe a summer day off the Gulf Coast, it's time to pay attention.
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Seeing the usually stoic Tony sniffling on the other side of the phone, she finally admitted to herself that she saw him as more than a friend.
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In "The Snake Charmer, Hermosillo" (224), for example, a naked man holds an albino snake that curls around his leg; his expression is piercing, his posture stoic.
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Even the party guests have back stories, among them the handsome, philandering doctor (Roland Lane) and his stoic wife (Marlaina Powell), who put him through medical school.
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Financial markets were stoic on Monday after Italian voters decisively rejected changes to their country's Constitution intended to speed government decision-making and spur Italy's stagnant economy.
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"I fell apart over the little breakup that followed the big breakup, totally out of proportion to what it was—a decidedly un-Stoic response," he said.
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Mr. Travis has one of the most convincing, haunting voices in the genre, and has been a model of stoic dignity for the last couple of decades.
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A stoic Liao Fan and a transfixing Zhao Tao star as the unofficial power couple of a crime syndicate in the gritty Northern Chinese city of Datong.
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These suits have tended to tonality, a slow unfolding of jewel-like blues and reds, of succulent berries and luscious mango, of desert greens and stoic greys.
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"I Could Have Told You," the first single from the record, was a stoic but playful reworking of Sinatra's grandiosity, quietly playful beneath the grace and smoke.
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I called my dad to collect me—the stoic knight who'd always drive everyone home—and he physically placed me into the front seat of his Ford Galaxy.
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Such aggressive moves, paired with Meghan and Harry's candor about their emotions, flies against royal precedent and Queen Elizabeth's stoic "never complain, never explain" approach to the press.
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"The Cheffe" is the story of a gifted chef glorified in Bordeaux for her cooking but silent and stoic when it comes to her own achievements and celebrity.
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Along with a single-line poem on the hard heads of raccoons (I've almost given it all away), spiders weave webs, coyotes are intelligent, and ravens are stoic.
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Nelson can appear very stoic at times, so the dance inspired videos fly in the face of a lot of peoples' impressions of the jiu jitsu black belt.
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"It's a calmness for me but for her she's squeezing my hand really hard," Rick said about their comparatively stoic appearances in the stands while watching Biles compete.
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Eclipses are emotional and exhausting, and in stoic earth sign Capricorn, this eclipse may find us crying buckets of tears while needing to get ourselves "together" very quickly.
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It's not their fault—for years society has demanded that men be masculine and stoic and never express their feelings—but it's also definitely not a good thing.
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Featuring Seth Rogen as a dorky husband and the wonderful Michelle Williams as a woman struggling with important romantic decisions, this is a stoic classic worth a watch.
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We're guessing she has a lot of practicing looking stoic, but she didn't hide any of her emotions during the fall, flashing a huge smile the entire time.
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Garner was applauding with the rest of the audience, including seat neighbor Chris Messina, when her hands noticeably stopped and her facial expression transitioned from stoic to bewildered.
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It portrays the former first lady as an Egyptian queen with a stoic look on her face, adorned in a green and gold headdress, jewelry, and winged eyeliner.
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Even at her most stoic, particularly at the beginning of the film in which she's ordered to keep her emotions in check, there's clear turmoil underneath the surface.
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" There is nothing worse, after all, than stoic, romance-less dickheads who say things like, "It's just a corporate holiday invented to sell them little boxes of chocolate.
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This story is interwoven with Breaking Bad fan-favorite Mike Erhmantraut's (Jonathan Banks) stoic drift into criminal enterprise to provide for his grandchild and widowed daughter-in-law.
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In the stoic, paternal sense, Joel wants to once again feel like a man—and to do so, he has to prove himself by rescuing a young woman.
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As Terina Allen, DuBose's sister, was consoled by a friend, across from where members of the Tensing family sat stoic and red-faced, Tieger gave him little quarter.
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Her tone turned stoic, however, in recalling the suicide of her son-in-law, who had been subjected to constant criticism from his peers for showing reactionary tendencies.
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"Her initial demeanor was just kind of stoic," remembered Steve Roskey, who took part in the raid when he was an agent with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
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Emily, arguably the most stoic character on The Handmaid's Tale, is able to limit all fear and discomfort to subtle facial ticks, like widening eyes and downcast glances.
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" Nicole Russell at the Washington Examiner argued that men are "innately wired" to be "aggressive, competitive, or stoic" and that "The cure for masculinity isn't less, but more.
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" Intrigued, Ferriss read more of his work and came to learn a tool the anxious Stoic writer used called "premeditatio malorum," which means "the pre-meditation of evils.
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If Santayana was an Epicurean, Conrad was a Stoic, certain that Fate would eventually come for each individual and that all that mattered was how she met it.
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The camera places us almost dizzingly close to a stoic Tony Soprano as he drives through the bleak New Jersey cityscape and suburbs where he commits his crimes.
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At best, they're confined to places like dog parks and hiking trails, where their foreignness brings out the screaming sissy or stone-faced stoic in all of us.
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The stoic rookie didn't think at all about letting it fly, knowing full well he has the green light and won't have it taken away if he misses.
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Lead guitarist Lydia Lund disappears completely into the store's deeper recesses, trying out axes with the stoic focus of someone who truly loves the instrument in their hands.
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Everyone thinks a Friday night floor-filler is guaranteed to get the stoic LA crowds and the music industry reps who they can't afford to leave unimpressed going.
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The brash American John McEnroe and the stoic Swede Bjorn Borg enjoyed one of sport's best rivalries, playing 22 times between 1978 and 1981, splitting the wins evenly.
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He has a certain Joe Friday, just-the-facts affect that practically doesn't exist in this TV age, except for comic effect in figures like the stoic Capt.
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So does the constant sense of foreboding reinforced by the buzzing Geiger-like noises on the soundtrack, and the prevalence of stoic-peasant and menacing-strongman Soviet stereotypes.
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That morning, Ms. Eaton, 51, was standing with relatives and friends some distance from the river when a Jasper County sheriff's deputy approached them with a stoic face.
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Montaigne's point is that when it comes to cruelty we should subordinate all other "reasoning"—stoic, of degree and dependency—to the essential fact of the stag's suffering.
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Frank Bascombe, Richard Ford's stoic and droll protagonist, propelled four of Ford's books, beginning with "The Sportswriter" (1986) and ending with "Let Me Be Frank With You" (2014).
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In my quest to confirm my perception of the personality I had imagined for this stoic black woman in the photograph, I asked Ms. Samuels a final question.
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Slim as a long-distance runner, he graduated from West Point and has a stoic demeanor combined with an under-the-radar sense of humor and even goofiness.
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But if you were stoic enough to weather a yield-curve inversion, mercurial trade talks, and weakening Purchasing Managers' Indexes, your portfolio was rewarded with a 29% return.
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Close-ups enhanced the big-eyed sweetness of Lillian Gish, the sparky mischief of the perpetual adolescent Mary Pickford, the stoic sadness of the cowboy William S. Hart.
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The study's authors associate these findings with "explicit gender stereotypes" that characterize men as more stoic about their pain and women as more emotional — and therefore, less credible.
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And while for the majority of the time the gymnasts compete, they conceal their emotions with a stoic and serious demeanor, last night the ladies let it all out.
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Vogel's play begins with sawdust pouring out from the sleeves of the stoic men and women as they stretch and contort themselves into images of pain, sorrow, and grief.
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His work in the 1940s and 50s feels rooted in historicism, capturing the stoic nature of slavery-era black people hard at work, stony expressions on their impenetrable faces.
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And because the male performers in straight porn are so often expected to be stoic and silent, gay porn is a better place to find dudes moaning and groaning.
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Though Pelosi largely sat through the address with a stoic expression, the president claimed during his rally on Monday that she distracted him by muttering angrily in the background.
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"Eastern European people are seen as very stoic and not showing a lot of emotion and ... a lot of the people touted as having RBF are women," Macbeth said.
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At forty years old, she affects a passive, stoic expression that transforms startlingly into one of unguarded felicity when she is amused—something that, while we spoke, happened often.
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The normally stoic 24-year-old burst into tears when victory was secured as she hugged her caddie David Jones after barely displaying a hint of emotion all day.
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The Force Awakens gave us the stoic and circular R2-D2 successor BB-8, but Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi, which hits theaters today, is all about the porg.
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They're portrayed as this odd balance, with Angus as a quiet, stoic chap and Gregg as maybe the most excitable person in the universe, but they just work together.
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Cheryl, Jason's twin sister, is seen as being too emotional for head of their maple syrup company and not stoic enough (read: not a boy) to lead the family.
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I requested a drinks menu from the bartender in front of me, a stoic gentleman who would later tell me he had been at Peter Luger's for 30 years.
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In the contemporary scenes, most of the roles are drawn as broad caricature — the princess, the frat boy, the stoic soldier — except for a couple that are even broader.
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From that point on, her family consisted of herself and her father, a stoic and steadfast garbage man who worked for the city of Chicago for some 30 years.
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From that point on, her family consisted of herself and her father, a stoic and steadfast garbage man who worked for the city of Chicago for some 30 years.
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It's stunning in terms of both its depth and subtlety when it comes to the relationship between a writer and her housekeeper who is stoic, imaginative and intensely prideful.
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Our stoic, handsome hero is Third Master (Kenny Lin), a fabled swordsman who has tired of the blade and taken work as an odd-job man in a brothel.
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N.C. The future promises to be a stoic, paradoxical trudge in "Futuro," a single by Cafe Tacvba, Mexico City's long-running pop experimenters, from an album due in spring.
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"And 'stoic servant' sounds a little like an actor stuck trying to make the best of a big budget film collapsing all around him, if you think about it."
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"That's what all the nice Catholic girls say," she said he responded, before warning her, "this remains between you and I." Sciorra remained stoic through Rotunno's questions, answering calmly.
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We were seated opposite each other on the lowest level of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, inhabiting a closed-off exhibition called "Depths of Space," mulling stoic men.
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If you want to become a Stoic, he said, "you will dislocate your wrist, sprain your ankle, swallow quantities of sand," and you will still suffer losses and humiliations.
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Rosberg showed just how stoic and precise a racer he could be in the face of Hamilton's natural talent, taking the battle for the title to the final race.
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Yet again, and against that pessimistic reading, there is merely stoic accommodation in Amichai's words: this is what we have, and we will have to make do with it.
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Buhl wouldn't say that himself, for it would defy his stoic style, but something that his real-estate agent Victoria Vicuna said may have disclosed that as a consideration.
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Despite their closeness (70 years of royal marriage!), they are never seen holding hands in public due to the "stoic values" of their generation, royal biographer Gyles Brandreth told PEOPLE.
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According to a source for Us Weekly, Loughlin — who pled "not guilty" to the charges against her — regrets coming off as less-than-stoic during her public pre-court appearance.
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I think, again, when I said it's this word that's been dealt an injustice by the English language, the word stoic means the former, but in reality it's the latter.
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I'm surprised by my joy and seduction watching the dance because his empty bed photographs, cheap candy piles, and stoic paper stacks are always more painful than pleasurable for me.
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When I finally left those roles, I found a knowledge of Stoic philosophy integral to my ability to assess my past actions, and set a more honorable course going forward.
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With its glacier peaks, stoic beaches, and rainforest paths, Olympic National Park basically transcends all natural logic while providing hiking and camping opportunities within spitting distance of the state's capitol.
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My stoic denial had turned into crushing sadness for a sister I had failed to connect with—a sister who was now seemed like she was slipping away for good.
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Among the collection of familiar stoic faces bracing themselves for winter was one curious entry featuring Sam and Gilly poring over books and texts in what has to be Oldtown.
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Picture this: The stoic-looking heartthrob (and also everyone's dad) sitting in a fire simulation room surrounded by real firemen, a fire truck, gear and equipment hanging from the walls.
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While Cabello complimented the size of Jonas's rose and blew him kisses on the way out, he remained relatively stoic, almost as if he was nervous around the "Havana" singer.
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It's apparent that the music—each song a stoic death march in itself—maintains the gloomth and melancholy of goth ideologies while transitioning towards the grittier spectrum of electronic music.
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We think of Capricorn as a stoic sign, and while it's appropriate to hide our emotions sometimes, we can't continually keep them repressed and need safe spaces to express ourselves.
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But they also led the Washington elite to recoil at a wild-haired man who bore none of the stoic presence of the nation's previous general-turned-statesman, George Washington.
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If the old videos captured Axl as a volcanic auburn angelic monster and Slash as the hedonistic stoic God of Rock, the slanders of age have laid assault to both.
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When he landed at LAX he was stoic, declining to say if he felt the punishment was too harsh, especially given the 6 months Michael Phelps got for 2 DUIs.
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Even on Twitter, viewers have started proposing the #ThisIsUs hashtag be changed to #DisTewMuch, a nod to the series' ability to bring out emotions from even the most stoic viewers.
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In his stoic, detached, and slightly deranged manner, he called me by phrases repeated every visit: his beautiful little girl, his sexy little slut, his hot little piece of ass.
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To her credit, Clinton stays stoic in the face of overwhelming weirdness, but Blige has the better idea, keeping her eyes shut as she serenades her target from a chair.
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If Dudley had just been stoic about it, got up and kept playing, he would have seemed like a victim, like a silent warrior who accepts whatever comes his way.
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"Great meeting with @KimKardashian today, talked about prison reform and sentencing," the President tweeted following the afternoon meeting, posting a picture alongside a stoic Kardashian West in the Oval Office.
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Shot by the photographer Roberta Bayley in 1976 for the third issue of Punk magazine, their stoic image was bought by Sire Records when another photo shoot yielded disappointing results.
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McKinzie, who has seven wins in 13 career starts, has earned more than $2.2 million and the normally-stoic Baffert said he gets emotional when he watches the horse compete.
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" And to my ears, the use of the relative minor chords doesn't necessarily sound "sad"; I think it's also accurate to say those moments sound "noble" or "stately" or "stoic.
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But a from-scratch version, upgraded with layers of luscious ice cream studded with peaches, raspberry purée and a tender butter cake, would make even the most stoic adult swoon.
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On "24," the stoic David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) protected the homeland against threats both foreign and domestic and steadfastly supported the tactics of the counterterrorist warrior Jack Bauer (Mr. Sutherland).
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Mr. Scully, who also hosts C-Span's popular call-in show, is perhaps best known for a stoic onscreen demeanor that remains in place even when callers rant and complain.
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The furious outcry over the treatment of Manning rattled the normally stoic Giants ownership, and on Monday they abruptly fired McAdoo and Reese with four games left in the season.
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Roth's description of the tentative beginnings of love on summer afternoons in Jersey was as intense for me as the protagonist's love of Brenda Patimkin, the stoic Jewess to emulate.
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Of the dozens of media people, accusers, courtroom staff, lawyers and deputies present at the trial, he was probably the least interesting thing to look at, purposefully stoic and silent.
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The goal — her first of two on the night — left the normally-stoic head coach Vlatko Andonovski covering his mouth in shock before grinning widely and high-fiving his staff.
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In a form known for broad targets and performers chuckling at their own lines, he goes out of his way to avoid anything too easy and maintains a stoic deadpan.
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Far more than Rudy Giuliani, who parlayed his symbolic role as the stoic face of leadership after September 11th into the honorary title of America's Mayor, Bloomberg deserves the label.
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Jada kept a stoic face as she stared Will down while he explained that he'd made the mistake of not telling his wife about a key detail for their trip.
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Throughout the three-hour hearing, Manafort had been stoic, seated in a wheelchair because of gout in his legs, his eyes cast down, shoulders hunched and hands in his lap.
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She remains a stoic and relatively quiet first lady, weathering without comment a barrage of challenging headlines this year as a result of various personal scandals allegedly involving the President.
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Once he arrived, under the stoic tutelage of Brendan Rodgers, his form steadily declined until he was considered perhaps the biggest defensive liability at a club full of defensive liabilities.
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With nothing but the lonely cadence of a bass drum, they stood at attention in stoic silence and raised white-gloved hands as a black hearse quietly passed through town.
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This grants Josh McDermitt the opportunity to do some more substantive acting than the stoic Eugene usually allows, introducing some volatility and panic to a profile chiefly defined by composure.
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Rike's stoic competence and Wolff's attractive, contained performance have led you to think that she can handle anything, a fantasy that is as reassuring as it is grimly, horrifically false.
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Midway through "Waves," about a black Florida family that endures a cataclysmic tragedy, the film's weight shifts onto the shoulders of Emily, a stoic teenage girl played by Russell, 2000.
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She's this very stoic, very tough, take no prisoners person, but she's also quite fragile, and loves her dad so much, and has dreams of going to the West Coast.
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When did you last sit in a pub while your loose-jawed best mate waxed lyrical about the stoic German's most recent eight-hour excursion into the outer limits of tastefulness?
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"When I came here I didn't know a word of English, and I got bullied a lot," the stoic 15-year-old told Howie Mandel of her motivations for pursuing music.
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His iconic appearance — bright, glassy blue eyes, mottled short horns coming out of his head, and his ominously stoic facial expression — is a testament to the power of makeup to transform.
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Sanders was a more stoic figure at the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room podium than her volatile predecessor, who would often grow flustered and yell at reporters during intense confrontations.
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This episode would be much higher on the list if it didn't make the man who is supposed to be the show's stoic hero look like its most hot-headed buffoon.
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Darla also approaches her father to make amends, and her father is a bit more stoic, and points out that she also needs to make amends with Ralph Angel, too. Huh?
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The men I knew would struggle against the constraints our society placed on them to be stoic and strong and emotion-free, and their efforts were seen as valid and brave.
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Photo: ADG PI Indian Army (Twitter)On Tuesday The Indian Army's public information account tweeted photos of tracks in the snow along with an image of a stoic team of officers.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder often used descriptions of meals in the midst of her generally deadpan, prosaic descriptions of a frontier childhood to spark memories and evoke the often stoic characters' moods.
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I am also lucky to have been born into such a stoic British family, because I have literally never been forced to speak about the incident with my parents ever since.
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In his impassioned appeal, this seemingly unassuming Pakistani immigrant and his stoic wife held the nation spellbound with their eloquent testimonial of their son Humayun's ultimate sacrifice in the Iraq War.
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The stoic five-star general who methodically ran the war in Europe and was a reluctant candidate for president was followed by the glamorous, ambitious, young and dashing Catholic from Massachusetts.
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A stoic Christopher Wray put his stamp on the report, touting the sections that clear the FBI of systemic bias and promising accountability for agents found to have broken the rules.
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Instead, he responded to the win against Monchengladbach with a joke which was fundamentally of the time, and rather epitomised a generation's stoic, paradoxically cheerful attitude towards their experiences of war.
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Iceland and Finland are dominating Roadburn 2016—either there's some kind of demonic Eurovision-style conspiracy at play, or the Scandinavians have really gotten tired of being pegged as stoic traditionalists.
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Some have taken note of the assistant Greg St. Jean's animation on the sideline, contrasting it to Mullin's more stoic demeanor as a sign that St. Jean is the truer coach.
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Outwardly, she remained stoic and defiant, defending her husband while a progression of women and well-funded conservative operatives accused Mr. Clinton of behavior unbecoming the leader of the free world.
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He was such a tough guy, so stoic, who never complained, so she really had no idea when he first got them, but he first mentioned them maybe nine months earlier.
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When you're writing a hard-boiled mystery series with a tragically stoic protagonist — a significant chunk of the television market these days — a little comic self-awareness is a valuable commodity.
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That would make a stoic happy, but as a psychiatrist — and an admittedly impatient one — I know that just because something feels bad doesn't necessarily mean that it's good for you.
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At the Infantry Officer Course, one of my favorite instructors, a stoic captain named Emmanuel, told us of a passage from Dakota Meyer's memoir about hand-to-hand combat in Afghanistan.
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Normally stoic, Stephens has been showing more emotion than before as she works to defend her title, embracing the energy of the crowd and giving it back to them with effusiveness.
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Their viability as service animals is tested through obstacle courses, exams and field trips, including one to the farm, where they must remain stoic and undistracted when faced with other animals.
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Mr. Scott's performance brings much-needed sympathy and direction to the story; he's kind of an emotional foil to the wild-eyed but meek Mr. O'Shea and too-stoic Mr. Galitzine.
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Not counting Mr. Wright's own film, it opens with Walter Hill's "The Driver" (Friday), which stars Ryan O'Neal as a stoic getaway driver and teems with stellar Los Angeles location shooting.
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Ms. Pazcoguin is confronted with three dancers that seem like aspects of herself: the combative Mary Thomas MacKinnon; the more benevolent, vulnerable Unity Phelan; and the sensitive but stoic Taylor Stanley.
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You could identify the floors there by use of color: red and black in the Jordan section, rich teal and purple in soccer cleats, stoic gray and black in leisure wear.
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Once you get past its gray surface, "The Witcher" turns out to be delightfully unpretentious, reveling in its pulpiness and occasionally poking fun at its stoic hero with preposterously large muscles.
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She's almost 6 feet tall, strong and stoic to a fault, a classic Sam Spade detective who doesn't quite understand why the rest of the world won't treat her as such.
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Despite her stoic exterior—I saw her smile maybe twice all day—her sense of humor was likely a major factor in her ability to thrive in some less-than-nurturing environments.
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I think that even though she was this unbelievably stoic figure, I think there's a bunch of us who just don't want to be alone, because when we're alone, we're no good.
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See, lawyers representing The Doors seem to have had a problem with this one shirt in particular where Jim Morrison's face has been covered up with a very stoic looking Kendall Jenner.
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Then you have a war epic, cut to appear as one continuous shot, and a stoic mob drama, which sees its septuagenarian actors playing much-younger characters thanks to de-aging technology.
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Four years after the gymnastics champ's stoic face on the silver medal podium became a worldwide meme, Anthony is upholding the tradition of unimpressed Olympic athletes – albeit for a very different reason.
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At last I could ingratiate myself with my wife's famously prickly grandfather and uncle, two stoic Midwestern-types who view new technology with the same skepticism they direct toward the mainstream media.
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But it will not surprise all of you who know and love him, that he also is being stoic and strong, and is being lifted up by his large and supportive family.
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Donald's hands are clenched around his belt, his stance signifying a primal dominance—"get at me," the statue seems to coo—while Melania stands close to him with her signature stoic gaze.
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He bombarded potential supporters with highly targeted ads on Facebook, and used algorithms to label voters as "stoic traditionalists", "temperamental conservatives" or "true believers" to give campaign volunteers something to go on.
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Where Strait was stoic, Brooks was eager and emotive, straining for high notes, quavering or snarling, amplifying his Oklahoma accent or diminishing it, doing whatever it took to make fans love him.
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Neilsen, who is a familiar archetype: the sensible, somewhat stoic black lady who seems to understand misfortune before it arrives, and is hurt but in no way surprised by her lover's insufficiency.
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Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg's creation remains one of the strongest and most empathetic representations of mental illness out there, while also packing enough jokes per second to floor the most serious stoic.
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The decked-out costumes look dope, the action is surprisingly believable given the girth of the weapons, and the acting expertly mirrors anime's variance between stoic deadpan and over-the-top emotion.
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The newer songs on this album ("Rear View Mirror", "Protection", "Call Before Me," etc) are delivered in a more stoic, conversive tenor, one I relate to more, and others might as well.
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In an era when publishers expect writers to constantly market themselves and court fans on Twitter or Instagram, she maintains a sort of stoic silence online, and has no social media accounts.
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Y Combinator, the start-up incubator, includes "A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy," by William B. Irvine, on its list of books for entrepreneurs to read.
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For a stoic businessman who prays at the altar of hard data, the early numbers he put up simply did not provide the justification to continue his unorthodox bid for the nomination.
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I support our chancellor completely, because she proved herself to be an energetic humanist, because she has acted as a true Christian and has remained a stoic European despite Europe's internal turbulence.
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When Park won, the usually stoic star sobbed on the shoulder of her caddie, David Jones, who said his player was feeling pressure after missing four cuts in her previous six events.
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Tanaka, though he maintained his usual stoic demeanor, gave off an air of anger when Dickerson blasted a three-run homer to give the Rays a 6-3 lead in the fourth.
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She's stoic about Pastor Tim's imminent departure, too, though she lets some emotion show through when she pointedly takes off her cross necklace and throws it away in front of her parents.
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This seems to be the perfect opportunity to peel back the stoic layers of other handmaids who are shepherded along with Offred to a grand reception dinner and inspected by Serena Joy.
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That's a good setup for a stoic, tragic hero, and Mr. Olafsson — who has appeared in American series like "Lady Dynamite" and "Quarry" — fits the bill, quietly communicating Andri's steadfastness and pain.
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This included a cultural blog for Asian-American men called Gumship and a YouTube series in which Rek tried to introduce stoic men to the joys of cute products like Hello Kitty.
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"You didn't kill him too good, Ray," a thug named Renzo remarks as he looks at a wall-size security monitor and sees the stoic, longhaired Mr. C waltzing into their facility.
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If Balinska is the badass, almost stoic member of trio put together by director Elizabeth Banks (who also plays their Bosley), and Scott the clueless newbie, then Stewart is the comic relief.
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In most cases, a natural death, she told me, means prolonged suffering that we don't always see, because dogs and cats are far more stoic than humans when it comes to pain.
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The Moon might be in stoic Capricorn, but the vibe is busy and playful today, as exciting connections are made in your social life and with partners you want to connect with.
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He plays a USMC member turned TV host, a nod to both his stoic, military demeanor and the fact that he is not shy about taking any TV hosting gig for a paycheck.
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Until her untimely death in 2002, fellow vocalist Mary Hansen would act as the ying to Sadier's yang, their breezy, two-part harmonies offsetting Sadier's heavier, more stoic vocals with her sweet falsetto.
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Zhang, who told the court she works in finance and owns a home in Shanghai, was shackled by hands and feet, appeared stoic throughout, and did not react upon her denial of bond.
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It did not help that the unmarried Lizzie's stoic demeanor was seen as "chilly" by many male authorities, including one police officer who found it "troubling" that she did not cry when questioned.
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The sidewalk is a gradual wrapping grade that moves you to the knoll, where all the hanging present themselves in measured precision, regimented, stoic, overwhelming in the immovable lines of suspended rusted red.
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LONDON — It takes a lot to capture the attention of stoic Londoners going about their business, but a seemingly dead jungle creature being dragged through Trafalgar Square may just have done the trick.
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Most people involved in the sport in any capacity have come to martial arts through stories about stoic warrior heroes and training that stresses the importance—and the unquestionable attainability—of mental discipline.
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To the right, it swept through Hyde Park, dampening the crazies at Speakers' Corner, slicking the black paths of bikers in translucent macs, wetting the stoic ducks that bobbed in the Great Pond.
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The market action was likely a "sell the news" reaction as the legislation was largely in line with what an official task force recommended last year, said Aaron Salz, founder of Stoic Advisory.
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Tillerson, the Times writes, "has remained publicly stoic, proceeding at his own pace, though colleagues from his Exxon days say they have seen little evidence he is finding much joy in the job."
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However, Cicero, an attorney and Stoic in 1st century B.C.E., believed that gladiator contests were "a noble and educational art," where the combatants showed self-control and grace in the face of death.
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Steadily the rain fell, dripping out of the tubas of the bands and softening the sandwiches, but Her Majesty's subjects munched on with stoic British spirit, standing up to cheer as she passed.
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Hemsworth's Thor processes (or refuses to process) his pain by wasting away into a demigod with a dad bod, while Johansson takes Romanov — usually the dependable, no-frills assassin — into quiet, stoic suffering.
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There is something libidinal about this insistence, a species of pride that makes him into a sort of inverted Coriolanus, the stoic warrior who refuses to show his war wounds to the crowd.
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The whole trailer is very dark and stoic, since everyone is acutely aware that they're about to do battle against an army of goddamn ice zombies for the fate of all living beings.
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After Powell responded, "Of course, I would not do that," Waters jokingly replied, "I can't hear you," sparking laughter in the committee room and drawing a grin from the often stoic Fed chairman.
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"I've been collecting photos of men performing their masculinity for the camera, mostly a stoic kind, often awkward because there is a glimpse of self-consciousness going on," says the Brooklyn-based artist.
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Haven't we all, at one time or another, been Justin Timberlake, confused and frightened, out of our depth, doing our best to remain stoic while being slapped in the face with cheap ham?
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With his dark handlebar mustache and stoic demeanor, the wing commander, 35, became the face of India and Pakistan's conflict over the disputed Kashmir region, and a major prize in a geopolitical battle.
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