It's unsettling upon first glance, and still unsettling upon the thousandth.
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The mildly unsettling Billie song that's better than the other mildly unsettling Billie song.
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"It's meant to be unsettling, and (at least for me) it is indeed rather unsettling."
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I was surprised to find Grace and Frankie even more unsettling without psychoactive drugs in my bloodstream — far more unsettling than anyone gives it credit for.
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Then there are his observances of nature: I'm sure it's unsettling to be that far up north, where days are interminable, and the transitions between days is unsettling.
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It's unsettling, what's happening in our nation and across the world, and it's maybe super-unsettling what's happening in your neighborhood, your village, your building, your apartment, your head.
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", and the more unsettling "LET ME OUT OF HERE!
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" He could also use that talent for subtlety to craft an unsettling horror story like "The Tree Is My Hat," or an equally unsettling character study like "The Death of Doctor Island.
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More unsettling news in the water disaster afflicting Flint, Mich.
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Photo: GettyTwitter shared some unsettling news for Android users today.
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But my experiences had led me down an unsettling path.
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But Bremmer agreed that it was unsettling to US allies.
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Watching it in action is both hypnotic and highly unsettling.
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All of her videos are like this: unsettling, repetitive, sparse.
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THIS has been an unsettling week for "America First" types.
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Previous studies had also uncovered unsettling evidence against the laws.
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"That was more unsettling than I had anticipated," said Ritter.
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And that is what is, or should be, so unsettling.
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Hiram doesn't let on right away, but this is unsettling.
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The most unsettling part of the Silver Dollar Saloon scene?
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Soon, Louise begins to learn unsettling secrets about their marriage.
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Jeff Vandermeer is known for his surreal and unsettling stories.
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There's exaggeration and an unsettling feeling of unnaturalness to it.
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More than 2m Venezuelans have fled, unsettling neighbours (see article).
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The "human of Mars" is unsettling, but not entirely unsympathetic.
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Their expression is blank yet unsettling at the same time.
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This vulnerability is the unsettling reality of the modern world.
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But, there's something kind of unsettling about this isn't there?
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He spots you, his gaze persistent, unwavering, and deeply unsettling.
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It's unsettling, it's funny, it's ridiculous, and somehow, it works.
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That's unsettling, for sure, but it's also a morale boost.
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There's definitely an unsettling, creepy way in how it moves.
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When novels end with a scream, the effect is unsettling.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond wants to avoid unsettling businesses further.
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It was unsettling: Suddenly, my grandmother was an old woman.
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All of it is rich and unsettling and incredibly lovely.
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Kim Jong Un with a very small mouth is unsettling.
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But Muhammad said it has also been an unsettling time.
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Most unsettling of all, he is seen as exactly the
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This ad is deeply unsettling, for a host of reasons.
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It's an ending that feels at once fitting and unsettling.
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I would think that would be a little bit unsettling.
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Reuters editors sometimes decide not to distribute especially unsettling images.
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His unsettling conclusion: "I would say all of the above."
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Selective outrage: It's a growing, unsettling theme in today's media.
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Price: $9.99 Walk Year delivers a truly unsettling gaming experience.
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Portugal's politics have also played their part in unsettling investors.
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The results, embedded above, are unsettling to say the least.
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"It's unsettling," she said to the Guardian on Thursday night.
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Stocks face a new normal in 2018 and that's unsettling.
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You can understand why the payday industry found it unsettling.
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Khan's team found the viciousness of the Goldsmith campaign unsettling.
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Was that the most unsettling part of it for you?
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The timeliness of the characters' status updates can be unsettling.
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His daily gaffes have become increasingly unsettling to Republican leaders.
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Listen, I understand how unsettling this man is for many.
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Just as unsettling has been the monarchy's reemergence in politics.
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It's unsettling at first and it never becomes completely convincing.
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That's a powerful idea, but it's also an unsettling one.
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I find those blank spaces in my memory deeply unsettling.
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But reconnecting with that part of myself has been unsettling.
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Perhaps more unsettling than the cover art was the music.
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I see things starting to fray here and it's unsettling.
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Your recent video for "Threat Level #3" is incredibly unsettling.
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Reactions to her allegations on social media have been unsettling.
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Hopper questions an anxious Joyce about an unsettling phone call.
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A deeply unsettling exploration of the psychic weight of living.
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No wonder the stock market seems so unsettling in 220.
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That's the unsettling conclusion of a couple of recent studies.
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Her 2015 short story collection "Gutshot" is provocative and unsettling.
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While the uncertainty was unsettling, there was reason to hope.
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Unsettling because I knew he was somewhere on the train.
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The imbalance of power can be emotionally unsettling and exploitative.
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"It's unsettling, shocking and surprising," she said in an interview.
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Washington Black's presence in these pages is fierce and unsettling.
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That unsettling feeling must have returned for many Caps fans.
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This always settles on me in a most unsettling way.
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Unsettling video imagery by Jesse Kanda only heightened the drama.
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It's the first in a chain of strange, unsettling incidents.
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Kim Kardashian West got unsettling medical news during the episode.
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Her slick representations of molded sugar can be slightly unsettling.
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But unsettling news spoils Hally's friendly demeanor, at least temporarily.
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This is one of the most unsettling issues for Palestinians.
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Still, the number of unbalanced wines we found was unsettling.
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They explored how in this expansive, beautiful and unsettling project.
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It's part of an unsettling pattern for gig worker platforms.
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It was a bizarre, unsettling episode that made national headlines.
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Every answer we get only leads to more unsettling questions.
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And for many Trump voters, even peaceful protests are unsettling.
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Meanwhile, Andi's school life is only a little less unsettling.
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This feels unsettling and confusing because these tools are hypermodern.
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The new motif of the skeleton is funny and unsettling.
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Having him locked away in jail was gloomy and unsettling.
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The most unsettling seascapes are those lacking a visible waterline.
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The whole experience was intense, unsettling, and often deeply strange.
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For me, forced normalcy is more unsettling than missing eyebrows.
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Though the classic children's book Goodnight Moon contains the unsettling phrase "goodnight air," it has nothing (unsettling-wise) on the recently released Arianna Huffington audio book Goodnight Smartphone, a horror story for our modern times.
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Australians are used to magpies swooping with unsettling regularity during spring.
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The dish was delicious in part because it was so unsettling.
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What's more, we're learning some unsettling new details about his experiment.
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It's his blatant disregard for her privacy that is deeply unsettling.
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"Investors have purchased stocks while having this unsettling feeling," Arone said.
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"My own experience talking to the agent was unsettling," he said.
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In "Face," the disposition of the four figurines is especially unsettling.
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It's like she's in this gilded cage, and it's extremely unsettling.
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"Chatterbox" is unsettling, jarring even — which is part of LaFleur's goal.
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The question that Alias Grace does ask is far more unsettling.
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For some, it will be a smoky, and truly unsettling, Halloween.
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It was eerie and resonant and it brought up unsettling memories.
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There is a further unsettling subtext to DeVos's comments about IDEA.
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But the unsettling reality is that the drama shapes the policy.
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Watching it now is unsettling because of how timely it feels.
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Change itself is unsettling—we know this on a personal level.
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Hawley exposes that idea in the show's innovative, deeply unsettling style.
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The other drops you into a unsettling series of psychological experiments.
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But that they are so conspicuous makes their existence so unsettling.
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It might be more unsettling if Cyrus didn't look so adorable.
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But this invention which sort of does both is just unsettling.
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He liked unsettling jokes, telling them in his best dark voice.
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A recent poultry analysis by CBC Marketplace made an unsettling discovery.
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Nothing, not even Hollywood's unsettling pay gap, can keep former E!
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But that wasn't where the unsettling similarities of the day ended.
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Diane, every little detail was eerily familiar, disorienting, dreamy, deeply unsettling.
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The song, which speeds up throughout, is the definition of unsettling.
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Having my mind read is unsettling, and makes me feel vulnerable.
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There's nothing more unsettling than having your smartphone stolen from you.
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But it is unsettling that aid is even being gossiped about.
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Bookmakers have also been slashing the odds on Brexit, unsettling investors.
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To me, (and Debra Messing apparently) it's both mesmerizing and unsettling.
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He wanted to be in touch with his unsettling, inchoate feelings.
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In this market fog, any sudden movement could provide highly unsettling.
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But at least in the book his intelligence seems genuinely unsettling.
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But the vibe is arguably less romantic than it is unsettling.
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It's unsettling to work in an environment where decisions seem arbitrary.
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Still, there's something unsettling about a brand benefiting from an assault.
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In typical Knife fashion, it's extremely unsettling and maybe about boning.
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Mr Minsky's conclusion was unsettling: periods of stability breed financial fragility.
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It's not really surprising considering how unsettling and off Sonic looks.
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The effect is at once beautiful, sometimes stunningly so, and unsettling.
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This, too, she finds unsettling, as any diva no doubt would.
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G's role is even more unsettling, a mystery Fox can't crack.
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The revelations have at times proved unsettling for the Justice Department.
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The results were unsettling, as the samples contained rubber and varnish.
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It smells musty and human in an inexplicable but unsettling way.
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Magic has happened, and it's as unsettling as it is irrefutable.
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Clowns are unsettling enough, we've written articles about this shit before.
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Most of that unsettling news came out in May and June.
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Where things get really unsettling are during the game's second half.
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At times, this requirement for positive affirmation makes for unsettling viewing.
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While this report is unsettling, it is not at all surprising.
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Karega said that even entering a rink now can feel unsettling.
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But she also felt it fit in today's increasingly unsettling times.
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It genuinely might be the most unsettling thing I've ever seen.
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This year's tidal wave of legislation, though, has been more unsettling.
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Then came a familiar yet unsettling routine: A skyscraper was evacuated.
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Our bellies receive an unsettling supplement that wasn't on the menu.
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In an unsettling year, Pete Wells finds many reasons to cheer.
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But fighting at a remove can be unsettling in other ways.
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It is a funny image but also slightly creepy, weird, unsettling.
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Best case, that behavior is mildly unsettling; worst case, it's terrifying.
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Still more unsettling is the coming reality that coffee — quelle horreur!
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Camping 30 feet from an international border was unsettling as well.
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The censorship I've grown up with is more insidious, and unsettling.
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"That would be a very unsettling prospect," Dr. Kossin said. video
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It was mysterious, unsettling and deadly, killing more than 2,000 people.
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Our reviewer, J. Robert Lennon, praised the book's "twisting, unsettling currents."
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It's a mashup of creepy and cute, but mostly just unsettling.
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Counting on Travis Homer as a bell-cow is equally unsettling.
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It's very unsettling for people who need to use that data.
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It's mostly simple math, but the implications are vast and unsettling.
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Many of the images feel like purgatory: inescapable, unsettling, and divine.
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This is unsettling because it means that Trump isn't just blundering.
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"There's something unsettling with not feeling that you sit anywhere," she says.
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For U.S. companies with major investments in Turkey, the turbulence is unsettling.
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What the AI produced instead was unfamiliar and unsettling, but still intriguing.
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This journey through space and time has an unsettling and disorienting effect.
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The story focusing on Jack and Rebecca was both reassuring and unsettling.
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It's a gripping, unsettling project, one that Cage considers his most compelling.
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It's been too weak and slow, and many faculty find that unsettling.
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Taylor is now working on a mysterious new show called The Unsettling.
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For U.S. companies with major investments in Turkey the turbulence is unsettling.
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You know that vaguely unsettling feeling you had chatting with AIM Bots?
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For the real thrill-seekers, we suggest last year's unsettling The Witch.
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Simply put, there's something more than a little unsettling about Ive's Memoji.
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And in that unsettling smize comes the promise of an interior life.
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This is really unsettling, because this is not just any Senate staffer.
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It was devastating, revolting, and unsettling, and it completely ruined my weekend.
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There's something wonderfully unsettling about one building sitting on top of another.
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Cleave Trump's supporters from his opponents, though, and the divergences are unsettling.
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The people who serve him deliver unsettling facts, which reporters also learn.
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Why are dolls, those uncanny copies of human beings, so downright unsettling?
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Tonight's trailer is certainly chilling and unsettling, promising violence and jump scares.
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Seeing Ximena's scary situation rapidly intensify at any time would be unsettling.
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The result is a constantly unsettling near-masterpiece of video game horror.
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Raven Gates is being pursued by a near-unsettling number of suitors.
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The show examines the unsettling consequences of technology on 21st century life.
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Imagining how he might respond if he loses in 2020 is unsettling.
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As the figure's smile becomes more unsettling, the imagery becomes more surreal.
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Headey recalled two unsettling experiences with Weinstein in a series of tweets.
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I drift into several unsettling dreams, which wake me up several times.
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It was fascinating, irresistible, and also caused me some very unsettling feelings.
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It's the fascinating, gripping, and at times unsettling tales of American folklore.
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It looks unsettling in a way some CGI monster never could be.
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It is unsettling to realize that not every startup is a moonshot.
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At last, some of the most unsettling issues of hyper-connectivity emerge.
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But she also knows how unsettling her books really are, how strange
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Now, Mike Yoder decided, the time had come to share unsettling news.
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But now, there is no answers and it is something very unsettling.
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Visually, they're the most unsettling walking corpses in the franchise to date.
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A child's face on an adult's body is overall unnatural and unsettling.
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Amazon has an unsettling, if creative way to ensure drivers don't steal.
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One of the most unsettling revelations Altamont offers—and the one that
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Death and the Daguerreotype: The Strange and Unsettling World of Victorian Photography
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So, we can see how ingesting one could be a bit unsettling.
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No matter your political affiliations, some of Trump's behaviors are very unsettling.
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His presence was still unsettling, but something had finally changed for me.
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The map's left rail lets a user set some deeply unsettling parameters.
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The footage is even more unsettling on the heels of Hall's DUI.
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I say "unsettling," but I'll walk that word back a couple step.
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Here's how to make an unsettling frog scream your new favorite instrument.
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Finlay's work can be tender, sweet, caustic, satirical, unsettling and downright gnarly.
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It was very unsettling because a lot of money was being spent.
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The most unsettling choice is the gradual silencing of the ambient sound.
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And some tech companies are taking an equivocal stance that is unsettling.
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I don't think so, because wow is that blue hedgehog unsettling looking.
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The process makes for a compelling, thoroughly enlightening, unsettling, and necessary read.
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For some, this shift is unsettling and triggers a number of responses.
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These glacier scientists, however, were not out to record any unsettling noises.
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The turmoil is unsettling NATO, the military alliance that underpins Europe's democracies.
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But this statement, in all of its ahistorical absurdity, was particularly unsettling.
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Still, it's an unsettling sign that A.I. can emulate humanity's worst traits.
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It made for an unsettling beginning to the last days of shows.
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But some, like Victor Riparbelli, see commercial potential in the unsettling tech.
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Night Out The weight of a gun in her hand was unsettling.
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That's unsettling for U.S. partners and adversaries alike, and warrants closer examination.
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After decades of being settled, I am exhilarated by this voluntary unsettling.
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Pedagogy should be disruptive and unsettling, while pushing hard against established orthodoxies.
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The answer from Alan Bersin, assistant secretary for international affairs, was unsettling.
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All in all, it's a pretty unsettling day to be a hoser.
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Unsettling for sure, especially after what happened to Hilary back in 2017.
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The further conjunction of monstrosity—the Fame Monster—is even more unsettling.
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This has been a season of unsettling dissonance for the Washington Wizards.
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This may not be the greatest of our problems, but it's unsettling.
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"Any criminal proceeding anywhere is unsettling and disturbing, you know that," Sen.
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Before long, Mr. Tran said, he received another unsettling customer phone call.
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It's unsettling and sad to read, with all sorts of dark undercurrents.
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"That is the unsettling part about the whole thing," Mr. Minko said.
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But what was most unsettling, Peter discovered that he was being followed.
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I found it unsettling to be in the past to that extent.
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Restaurants In an unsettling year, Pete Wells finds many reasons to cheer.
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Even now, those portraits may seem brash and perhaps a bit unsettling.
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And when borders come up nowadays, unsettling matters are hard to avoid.
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It's let me seek perspectives, points of grounding or unsettling, as needed.
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That's far from the only strange and unsettling occurrence in the game.
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Even for those unfamiliar with the show itself, it's an unsettling listen.
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It's a picturesque, nicely paced show that engages without enthralling or unsettling.
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Then, overnight, humans disappear, and this unsettling survival story finds its groove.
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Working in a supposedly automated warehouse is hard, lonely and often unsettling.
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It's all a fragmented, unsettling mess with no clear series of events.
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Her gaze was unsettling, too specific—Richard looked down at his phone.
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The reports set the veterinary world abuzz and raised some unsettling questions.
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But the very next day, a new, deeply unsettling shock awaited them.
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" He added: "It sends an unsettling message to immigrants across the country.
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Remember the unsettling lack of steering wheel, break pedals, and so on?
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The missed deadline potentially says something unsettling about Britain's post-Brexit priorities.
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It's a sprawling brutalist structure, one hiding all kinds of unsettling secrets.
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But there is an unsettling disconnect with the rest of the city.
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There is an unsettling theme that runs through The Times's publishing decisions.
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His sensitive and judicious book raises some unsettling, and perhaps unanswerable, questions.
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Third, Trump's relationship with and attitude toward Putin remains odd and unsettling.
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It's an unsettling mix of high technology, supernatural horror and pristine wilderness.
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Far more unsettling than the bludgeoning we receive in today's horror movies.
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Zimena Dormer-Didovich told Reuters that it was unsettling and felt "apocalyptic".
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Earlier this year, tensions between India and Pakistan reached an unsettling high.
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Elimination Chamber matches tend to have an unsettling plodding quality to them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Reinhard Mucha's work is unsettling.
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It can be meditative or unsettling, but it's always a head-trip.
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Songs started off on unsettling tones, then torqued in even stranger directions.
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The next Netflix show that should be on your radar sounds deliciously unsettling.
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Angela Hill of the Oakland Tribune finds them unsettling: I dislike them intensely.
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How do you balance comedy, "unsettling" psychological horror, and surreal or absurd happenings?
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Decisions are on hold, and it's all happening at a very unsettling time.
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Like the oil pulling itself, I found this gesture to be mildly unsettling.
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The possible conclusion — that Trump's election was doctored by outside influences — is unsettling.
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Stalked by her attacker, the film follows Leblanc's unconventional and sometimes unsettling revenge.
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Joker looks like it's going to be quite the depressing and unsettling movie.
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It is also the thing that makes Black Mirror so unsettling to watch.
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A menacing Seeker is seen near their feet, seemingly foreshadowing an unsettling future.
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Trump's lily-white juggernaut is defined by its whiteness in deeply unsettling ways.
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Prenatal services are crucial in reversing figures that are unsettling to begin with.
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When you start talking about AI or facial recognition, it can be unsettling.
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That said, shooting so fast with such an uninterrupted view was, weirdly, unsettling.
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Their intent may have been innocent, but the experience for Hull was unsettling.
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And I think the fourth quarter was very unsettling in particularly to business.
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Those conversations are unsettling, but that's what a conversation about abuse should be.
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The complaint, available here and on Business Insider, is full of unsettling anecdotes.
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The source went on to tell CNN that the President's conduct was unsettling.
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The possibility that the store might not get new shipments soon was unsettling.
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But Bed, Bath & Beyond gave an unsettling view of bricks and mortar consumers.
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First we see a glimpse of an old man's face in unsettling ecstasy.
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"There is this unsettling feel to this phenomenon," Kasurinen says of the setting.
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Humbly, I'd like to submit the most unsettling love song of all time:
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We might get more clues to this unsettling puzzle as the show continues.
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There have been issues of privacy and hacking and stalkers — it's very unsettling.
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New pieces constantly arrive, unsettling one area or another, altering the overall shape.
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This is particularly unsettling when we begin to have attachments to these objects.
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Freeform has taken this unsettling premise and made it into a Christmas comedy.
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There's something a bit unsettling about the Shenmue III trailer that dropped today.
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This is insane and unsettling even by "New Year's Eve in Japan" standards.
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Meanwhile, an episode of HBO's "Silicon Valley" poked fun at the unsettling idea.
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Theimer says Marion initially found the attention surrounding the photos a bit unsettling.
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These are the sorts of unsettling questions biologists will have to start asking.
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Each character comes alive in tender hesitations, fearful recoiling, and nearly unsettling intimacy.
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"That makes Twitter's casual dismissal of concerns around this all the more unsettling."
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The ocean floor is not an unsettling cartoon hellscape at all, no sir.
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And offline, hacker activities were much more unsettling to the international status quo.
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The concept of robotic companionship is sometimes seen as unsettling in the West.
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It would have been unsettling to suddenly see what is 2D in 3D.
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There's just something unsettling and unseemly to me about a dead person's wallet.
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But as the days ticks by, my nervousness morphs into something more unsettling.
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Jacob: Yes, the Trail of Tears and slavery re-enactments were pretty unsettling.
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If I was pleasing and comforting, she was unsettling in a beautiful way.
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There are several unsettling consequences to this experimental approach to facial recognition systems.
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Falling asleep while watching TV could mean waking up to this unsettling static.
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Order can feel unsettling and foreign when chaos is the sole unchanging factor.
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It kind of seems like you should, though, because this is really unsettling.
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Ultraconservatives in Washington pose an unsettling threat to individual rights and American values.
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Cowsert badgered her father about the legislation, which she found dangerous and unsettling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Berlinde De Bruyckere's work is often unsettling.
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Third, and most unsettling to Cramer, is the surprising popularity of Bernie Sanders.
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The song is splintered and aggressive, like a much more unsettling Poltergeist theme.
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It is a dream, of course, and it is meant to be unsettling.
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What makes it so unsettling, meanwhile, is how profoundly it indicts Trump's faculties.
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Getting killed off was a new experience for me — unsettling but dramatically satisfying.
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There's something unsettling about the fetish of silence that certain moviegoers insist on.
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In this moving, unsettling work, the question is not simply one of craft.
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Those changes can still be unsettling, even though many changes are undeniably positive.
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In recent weeks, the trickle of unsettling news has turned into a torrent.
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People who live near the tracks bore witness to a more unsettling scene.
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These things were bigger than my head, and extremely unsettling to look at.
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"Girl on the Third Floor" was praised for its unsettling atmosphere and imagery.
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But it was hard not to let the mind wander in unsettling directions.
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One is that more people are hoarding cash, following the unsettling financial crisis.
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What was the most unsettling thing you learned about medicine of that era?
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This is exactly what a literary thriller should be: intelligent, careful, swift, unsettling.
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When you can only lose two votes, that's an unsettling place to be.
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In addition to Trump's gross misplacement of priorities, there's some unsettling irony here.
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The tantalizing story is made deeply unsettling by clever sound and visual design.
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It also has an unsettling recent history with serial murder and gun violence.
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But the dearth of women of color wasn't the show's only unsettling aspect.
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His callousness to continue to perpetuate that onto a new year is unsettling.
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As unsettling as this is, you probably don't need to worry about it.
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It's way too delirious, unsettling, and surreal to have come from human hands.
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The jumpcuts are unsettling and we would like more from Ms. Briggs stat.
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These weapons could become commonplace in future warfare, which is an unsettling prospect.
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The historical record depends on future technology—necessarily—which is a bit unsettling.
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The baby's fate is unclear, but the woman's transfixed gaze is profoundly unsettling.
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An early departure by Mr. Carney could have been unsettling for the markets.
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We want it, definitely, but when we're presented with it, it is unsettling.
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Her prose is graceful and her book is full of vivid, unsettling detail.
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A looming, if not unsettling problem, is that tourists flock to Clearwater Beach.
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It's, ah — any criminal proceeding anywhere is unsettling and disturbing, you know that.
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It's enigmatic and mystical, and leads to a rather unsettling, somewhat unresolved conclusion.
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The section of the novel devoted to Fukushima is unsettling in its immediacy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The rituals of liberation can be unsettling.
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Wealth Matters Even thinking about an unexpected, life-changing event can be unsettling.
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I felt conspicuous, as odd and unsettling as a mermaid in the desert.
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So that's a bit unsettling to lower standards due to not having equipment.
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I think what viewers find unsettling about Gagnier's work is their psychic nakedness.
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There is something deeply unsettling in the idea that one has already arrived.
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Two hours in, the third season is already perplexing, unsettling and potentially addicting.
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The truth about how massive moral crimes occur is both unsettling and comforting.
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He also finds the president's routine combativeness unsettling, not to mention his impeachment.
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The arms race comment was not Mr. Trump's only unsettling musing on defense.
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Yet "Oklahoma City" makes the unsettling case that McVeigh's ideology was not isolated.
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Still, the antitrade talk currently streaming out of the White House is unsettling.
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And, as the unsettling narration demanded, I felt eerie in my own body.
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In our house we are either grossly overreacting or, just as unsettling, underreacting.
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In our house we are either grossly overreacting or, just as unsettling, underreacting.
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By unsettling coincidence, ersatz humans are on the rise outside of the movies.
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Based on recent events, the answer is as clear as it is unsettling.
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Followers of numerology have long testified to the unsettling power of the numeral.
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Yet there is much beauty in this abundance, and something deeply unsettling, too.
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It is a race against time, because most unsettling of all, homelessness kills.
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Grant is retiring from his practice at an unsettling time for shareholders' lawyers.
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Stanley Kubrick's foray into the horror genre, now a classic, is still unsettling.
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Being alive—and especially being online—in 173 is an unsettling, cacophonous experience.
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And yet, XIV frames this as potentially inspiring and unsettling in equal measure.
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The combination of photography with scent is a curious, if slightly unsettling one.
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Although the jury eventually found for the defense, the experience was extremely unsettling.
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Nature is now a raging, unrelenting, unpredictable force, unsettling and sometimes downright scary.
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One thing made the case especially unsettling: Forcelli himself had helped arrest Garry.
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"Us" is more ambitious than "Get Out," and in some ways more unsettling.
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Each room is filled with unsettling, subversive art pieces that critique organized religion.
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There have been issues of privacy and hacking and stalkers — it's very unsettling.
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Looking over the whimsical and vibrant collages, something about them is downright unsettling.
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This led to the most flattering yet unsettling compliment I have ever been given.
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In the unsettling movements on Wednesday, the Euro Stoxx 50 closed down 3.3 percent.
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The tension between the unmoving figure and the compasses, their needles wavering, is unsettling.
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The unsettling soundtrack is most notable in "Kranky Klaus," perhaps Jamie's most terrifying film.
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What is currently unsettling European capitals and others around the world is Trump's style.
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The dystopian story is unsettling, prescient and relevant in the vein of Black Mirror.
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Stella's prints manifest that unsettling truth and thereby reflect on Captain Ahab's journey anew.
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But few have the unsettling appearance and spooky call of the three-wattled bellbird.
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He brings the same unsettling calmness to each role, however bizarre the circumstances get.
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India's patriarchs find the idea of young women using the internet unsettling, say experts.
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While that may be so, the possibility that this may happen is quite unsettling.
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Stories of murder and violation abound in this unsettling, and ultimately unsatisfying, horror film.
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People were shocked (shocked!) that the app, among other unsettling practices, gathered location data.
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For all the calm these paintings embody, there is something deeply unsettling about them.
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A hill has been climbed and the view over the other side is unsettling.
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Being attacked on a medium that we never took seriously is odd and unsettling.
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Death is already an unsettling prospect, but when a child dies, it becomes unimaginable.
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Lochte thanked his friends, family and fans for their support after the unsettling incident.
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The meditative quality of "Environments" belies an unsettling and uncertain future for its subject.
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"Depicting him in such a horrible way was pretty unsettling to me," Mastodon said.
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This, for all its middle-class, apartment-block milieu, is the more unsettling novel.
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The American stock market has reached new highs this summer for some unsettling reasons.
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Inside, there was some unsettling news: her ex-husband was suing her for defamation.
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Mattu theorized that could be why we find the uncanny valley effect so unsettling.
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Dolores' growth on Westworld is a very unsettling foregrounding of traditional TV character arcs.
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We nearly tied ourselves in a pretzel just attempting to explain why it's unsettling.
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It was unsettling knowing that people were around me while my vision was obscured.
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This unsettling fact becomes clear while watching AMC's The Little Drummer Girl miniseries unfold.
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It's at once soothing and unsettling; the music equivalent of the Preaker-Crellin home.
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Other parts of it offer an unsettling mix of military installations and tourist attractions.
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These messages may be a little unsettling, but they won't be scary, she says.
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Oh, boy, if only see his unsettling fantasies of cradling her in his arms.
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But there's also something deeply unsettling about Hot Dog Bus and sculptures like it.
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An iconic and totally not unsettling image from 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
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Anatomical dysfunction is everywhere in the latest unsettling sculptures by Italian artist Alessandro Boezio.
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That triumphal news conference turned into an unsettling 90-minute sojourn through Trump's psyche.
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But Mr. Kim's moves are also unsettling officials in the U.S., Japan and China.
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It's an unsettling reminder that everyone on the show is racing against the clock.
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Even more unsettling, the Post failed to analyze the actual statements that were made.
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The film's interweaving of past and present creates a visually unsettling tapestry of disbelief.
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Nur's unsettling conclusion is that earthquake damage throughout human history has been substantially underestimated.
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"It's just unsettling things that shouldn't happen in Sleepy Hollow like this," she said.
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Wheel of Fortune - Come for the game, stay for the unsettling digital artwork. 10.
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A little too real, this unsettling found footage project is now streaming on Netflix.
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Sonic the Hedgehog, star of the upcoming movie Sonic The Hedgehog, looks so unsettling.
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Yet, the chasm that has emerged in legal commentary is striking and frankly unsettling.
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But the melodramatic cash handouts are a distraction from the show's more unsettling moments.
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As befits the generally dark tone, there's something ineffably unsettling about her art style.
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It's the perfect close to a story which is unsettling, mysterious, and brilliantly written.
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What was going on behind the scenes, according to the lawsuits, was more unsettling.
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And with Armistice, we feel how unsettling it is to insert trauma in retrospect.
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A slightly unsettling place with nuclear weapons, but not one seen as particularly threatening.
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It's particularly unsettling because America aims to shape hearts and minds around the world.
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Are these unsettling tracks a warning of how warped our own world is becoming?
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Tufekci's conclusions about the civil-rights movement are unsettling because of what they imply.
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There's a more unsettling change, however, which only fully crystallizes in the fourth episode.
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Many people find watching ASMR videos unsettling at first for the very same reason.
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It's an unsettling idea to apply to the American case, but not without resonance.
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And the answers to that prove unsettling, taking the story in wholly unforeseen directions.
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Empty storefronts were ubiquitous and gave the mall a bit of an unsettling feel.
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At the event in Washington, staunch Republican supporters of Likud found Trump's performance unsettling.
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Unless you're completely soulless, watching the rise of Lil Tay has been deeply unsettling.
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And Trump's campaign events have become increasingly unsettling affairs, by turns ludicrous and scary.
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A very close but imperfect similarity tends to be unsettling or even downright disturbing.
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A hobbyist roboticist gave Amazon's voice assistant Alexa an almost human, mostly unsettling face.
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I think about nuclear war a lot, and found the moment unsettling at first.
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Either way, it feels invasive—an unsettling reminder of the penetrative properties of sound.
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Visiting this cryptic exhibition in the days leading up to the election was unsettling.
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While no one around me was complaining, the intensity of the aroma was unsettling.
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Most unsettling of all is not what Trump said but what he didn't say.
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Would it be less unsettling, perhaps, if there were more than one dead person?
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Please be warned that the photographs with this piece, of emaciated children, are unsettling.
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Merkelism, in short, draws a very different conclusion from Trumpism about globalization's unsettling effects.
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That was incredibly profound and unsettling, standing in a refrigerator surrounded by 30 bodies.
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But the largest rotations had a habit of making a deep, unsettling "clunk" noise.
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Some unsettling incidents, she said, have made her more cautious when she travels abroad.
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But while out in the open, it gave an unsettling peek into the future.
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The series delves into Lynchian surrealism and opts for unsettling anguish over jump cuts.
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Among the disturbing images, one might be most unsettling to teens: a deadly pimple.
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To see them fail, repeatedly, is unsettling; it makes our deepest values seem impotent.
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But for many others, the mere fact of cultural change itself can be unsettling.
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This makes it easier for Kalanick to shield any unsettling facts from public view.
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That realization motivates adult Jennifer to confront an unsettling fact and reconnect with Mrs.
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His sentences deserve to be lingered over, and his unsettling vision requires recovery time.
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But every so often and just in passing, the arpeggio slips into unsettling dissonance.
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As scary and unsettling as this pandemic is, every day with them is precious.
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Only Mr. Chalayan could make such an unsettling idea so easy to, well, like.
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Control is less a horror game than it is a game of unsettling strangeness.
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"His sentences deserve to be lingered over, and his unsettling vision requires recovery time."
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These pioneers reminded us that change is always unsettling and that silence changes nothing.
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The decision is unsettling even by the disquieting standards of this anti-science administration.
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This nail-biter of a thriller recreates that violence with unflinching, often unsettling detail.
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Her name summons up an unsettling gamut of reactions, none of them exactly flattering.
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However, these PR-friendly headlines help cover up the unsettling facts that lay beneath.
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They're not always deployed for universal good; sometimes, their aims and means are unsettling.
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"With one look," indeed, to borrow a song lyric that describes such unsettling presence.
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Our tech columnist, meanwhile, downloaded his own Facebook data, and found it pretty unsettling.
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Even so, it contains a whirlwind of emotions: joyful and sensual, sad and unsettling.
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In a free society, speech at times can be annoying, obnoxious, unsettling or offensive.
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This finding — which other independent surveys have also verified — stirs up an unsettling question.
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The fact is that there is this unsettling sense of blood in the air.
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For standard female candidates they found "unsettling examples" of pigeonholing; but Hillary transcends this.
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There&aposs an unsettling atmosphere to it, an unease lurking beneath its polished veneer.
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Angela Terrero's daughter, Astrid, was about a year old when the unsettling behavior began.
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There is an ongoing fear in the Republican Party about unsettling Trump's loyal base.
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This makes for an unsettling and consequential revolution in our understanding of our bodies.
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He's argued that investigations into his unsettling activity are nothing more than witch hunts.
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Though, it's a tad bit unsettling that they were there in the first place.
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It's fine to report on North Korea's Olympic cheer squads (unsettling as they are).
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The lowest point in the Hajj sponsors' year had started with an unsettling discovery.
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Nonetheless, it was unsettling to crawl on all fours where the ceiling was low.
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The Sierra Club, which intervened in the Longmont case, called the decisions deeply unsettling.
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The uncertainty has been unsettling to parents, pediatricians and state officials around the country.
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An elegiac second theme offers lyrical repose, though there's a subtext of unsettling harmonies.
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It is unsettling because, right now, the trade war offers a dead-end choice.
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She cited the dispute over the removal of the domestic intelligence chief as unsettling.
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But the context, in this case, casts shifting, unsettling light on such classic elements.
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It is almost unsettling when you sacrifice for people you would not normally like.
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But it was so unsettling that it has stuck with me 35 years later.
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The experience of imagining oneself as both, so rapidly, is unsettling in its intimacy.
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Though the evacuation was canceled not long after it began (there'd been an alarm malfunction), it was an unsettling punctuation to an unsettling performance: Now, as in the 18th century when it was new, "Abduction" evokes the rawest and most violent of conflicts.
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That's all I'll say about this unsettling dispatch from the not-so-distant, militarized future.
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It's unsettling to see her in action, especially given how ruthless she seems to be.
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"The US economy is still booming, while China is battling an unsettling downturn," Silvers said.
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Ultimately, the most unsettling part of the incident might be how plausible Amazon's explanation is.
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Until the rules governing location data are updated, the practice—however unsettling—will continue. [NPR]
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A young woman in a foreign country starts a new job with an unsettling family.
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There are videos on YouTube of familiar children's cartoon characters in dangerous or unsettling scenarios.
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Pointing the very technology of war at those displaced by it makes for unsettling viewing.
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It's a world that can be playful and darkly unsettling, often at the same time.
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The wide spacing of the letters is evocative of the unsettling title sequence for Alien.
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Hands are an unsettling piece of the body when cropped away from those darn arms.
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It's unsettling to hear "Paint It Black" in a saloon in all the right ways.
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As we know, ignorant George makes some unsettling comments about whether Emma is Latina enough.
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The anemic growth reflects an unsettling reality for Twitter: Product changes have not reignited excitement.
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In contrast, a jump in prices resulting from an interruption to supply is more unsettling.
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Another unsettling part of the report describes the use of force by cops against children.
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There's just something unsettling about being so dehydrated to the point of cracking and flaking.
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I think the painting is more unsettling than any narrative we can apply to it.
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Perhaps unsettling, perhaps thrilling, depending on your temperament and position in this new proposed world.
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So for many, seeing the handshake and subsequent laughter the two shared was extremely unsettling.
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The story is unsettling, but there's also something universal about his struggle to let go.
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The showdown, when it arrives, is a cacophony of Tarantino tics in one unsettling sequence.
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With its short chapters, unsettling prose and riveting suspense, it feels designed for binge-reading.
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The vehemently sexist commentary on a film that hadn't even been released yet was unsettling.
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Their business model may also risk unsettling incumbent banks, which could have large economic consequences.
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Now even the 1970s have historic significance, unsettling as that may be to baby boomers.
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First we meet Monte Ralph Rissell (Sam Strike), who is a deeply, deeply unsettling character.
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The result is an unsettling fear designed to blur the lines of fiction and reality.
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I'm not used to that either, so it's a very different, unsettling season for me.
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The Atari Jaguar cartridges are best known for, if anything, a strangely unsettling handle. 20.
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Apparently, long-horned bees copulating is pretty unsettling and uh, there's video to prove it.
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The election result is unsettling on several fronts, deeply so where the AfD is concerned.
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These are emotional, exposed paintings: looking at them feels intimate, sometimes to an unsettling degree.
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From surprise comeback scares to really unsettling visual imagery, jarring weirdness lurks behind every corner.
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Instead it sweats from its bones, which is incredibly smart and deeply unsettling to imagine.
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With most residents miraculously safe, it's now time to think about the disaster's unsettling implications.
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Although your browsing history is hidden from the public, you may find this habit unsettling.
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We've gotten an equally disturbing look at Javier Bardem's character, and a vaguely unsettling teaser.
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Any intrusion of this nature is obviously disruptive, unsettling, and disturbing for all of us.
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Elsewhere in the region, Indonesia is shrinking back into protectionism; political scandals are unsettling Malaysia.
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But the unsettling world that designer Yoko Taro's built has me playing with rapt attention.
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He's great, in short, but he's also unsettling for a bunch of very reasonable reasons.
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This unsettling problem is compounded by a simple fact: Fish can't get enough of microplastics.
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"For me, it's been extremely unsettling to the point of emotionally paralyzing," her mom said.
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It's good to see them challenging his empty offerings, but it's unsettling to see Sen.
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Breaks with convention can be intimidating, even unsettling, but this is not one of those.
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This latest storyline between yet another senior administration official and Russia is a bit unsettling.
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A second category of concerns, about the financial structure of the deals, is more unsettling.
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The fact that we're privy to this movement is both refreshingly candid and deeply unsettling.
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It's a sterile, minimalist environment that fascist governments seem to like, which makes it unsettling.
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Plus, we discuss the exciting (and possibly unsettling) news that robots are becoming capable surgeons.
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In the days since, the coverage has subsided, with more unsettling news from the region.
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"Anomalisa," written by Charlie Kaufman (who directed with Duke Johnson), provides a profoundly unsettling experience.
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An even more unsettling thought is that these qualities can never be excised from Twitter.
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Opener "Walk Away" finds Giannascoli distorting, looping, and layering his voice in increasingly unsettling ways.
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Interviews reveal unwelcome advances, a shrewd reliance on ambition, and unsettling workplace conduct over decades.
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Some people found her style unsettling, and her victories did little to alter that judgment.
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Throughout the event, Biden rebuked Trump specifically for behavior he argued is unsettling and destabilizing.
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The artist used shades of body paint and eyeshadow to create the unsettling ombré effect.
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And the fact that this fiasco broke that trust is absolutely the most unsettling thing.
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Strategies The American stock market has reached new highs this summer for some unsettling reasons.
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Indulging in a massage and ordering another mimosa while surrounded by poverty can feel unsettling.
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The unsettling reasons were revealed in documents released by the Department of Corrections on Friday.
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And experts are working to understand what's behind the unsettling uptick in this younger population.
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The defining of better and worse forms the basis for a stimulating and unsettling exhibition.
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Many such shows land on unsettling or unresolved notes to affirm their commitment to truth.
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Photographs of Camacho supporters reveal an unsettling sea of uniformity in red, green, and yellow.
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A video of a police walkthrough of Epstein's Palm Beach residence shows off unsettling furnishings.
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However, there have been a number of unsettling racist incidents against Africans in Russian football.
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But the Salton Sea is immense and still and unsettling; California's largest lake feels desertlike.
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Fake/Realities by multimedia artist Hugues Clément is an unsettling but visually engaging audiovisual installation.
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I love how slick the show looks, but the lightness of it all is unsettling.
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DeviantArt, as its name would imply, is home to bizarre, subversive, occasionally downright unsettling works.
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I think that's part of what people like about seeing Low, is that unsettling intimacy.
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When it ends, the cycle begins again, making the record itself its own unsettling loop.
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A quick dive into the selection of Canadian cameras on these sites quickly turned unsettling.
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For something unsettling without any sign of physical violence, We Know the Devil is fantastic.
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There's also an unsettling mood surrounding the activities in which the two women are engaged.
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A necessary shift, to be sure, but one likely to create some unsettling market moves.
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As the men's stories and identities mix, the novel poses unsettling questions: Who are we?
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The Pain of Others is an eerie, unsettling documentary that keeps shifting beneath your feet.
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The premise behind Prison Architect is already unsettling: run the best, most efficient prison possible.
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Mr. McDermott's concept doesn't explore the unsettling elements as much as some productions I've seen.
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Maryam Jafri shows otherwise in her smart, unsettling exhibition "War on Wellness," at Kai Matsumiya.
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And they saw some shit there: Christmas is an unsettling time in the Northern Hempisphere.
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The prospect of a combined team had long been unsettling for the South Korean players.
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" For fall/winter 2018, the designer wants her collection to be "unsettling, alluring and empowering.
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The BBC also did a lot of weird, unsettling one-off dramas in the 80s.
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It is not a matter of greed, but of distorted incentives leading to unsettling behavior.
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We follow Olga, the protagonist of "The Days of Abandonment," through unsettling humiliation and distress.
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But it speaks volumes about a culture that would produce both these deeply unsettling women.
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You leave this book with the sense of having overheard an unsettling but beautiful lullaby.
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Living alone didn't bother her, she said, but she did have a few unsettling experiences.
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Mostly the letters have the peculiar distinction of being unsettling without ever being truly interesting.
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"Moll's a wild one," someone remarks early in "Beast," Michael Pearce's thrilling, unsettling debut feature.
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When he spots an unsettling footprint on her ceiling, a few more points get deducted.
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Donald Trump is their death rattle: That unsettling sound a body makes when death nears.
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That is the unsettling question after the deadly attacks Thursday on Turkish troops near Idlib.
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And it's unsettling but true that to continue bringing up sexism could hamper her rise.
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But this face is a bit unsettling with its "more 'intense interaction with the onlookers'".
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This is a deeply unsettling trend that extends far beyond fringe factions on the Left.
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Like many families, we face the holidays with an unsettling mixture of dread and hope.
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But even with all those unsettling facts to consider, some writers are changing their minds.
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Ever get that unsettling feeling in the pit of your stomach once Sunday night hits?
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It's a strange choice for Johnson, given that this movie moment is actually deeply unsettling.
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She describes the unsettling confusion that greeted her when she landed at Washington Dulles airport.
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That's a contribution worth celebrating as we confront the unsettling upheavals of our own time.
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Still, there's something unsettling about not knowing exactly how far down the Challenger Deep is.
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It's one of the strangest, most hypnotic, and relentlessly unsettling movie experiences of the decade.
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Fans of "You" will enjoy the dark themes, unsettling characters, and gripping suspense of "Mindhunter."
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Some TV reports about the war were unsettling, like the story that followed Reynolds's introduction.
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They said his sudden exit created an unsettling sense that the culture might be changing.
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Meanwhile, its stellar—and slightly unsettling—performances from Robert Pattinson and Willem Defoe went unnoticed.
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But Blahyi has often appeared proud, if not hubristic—an unsettling pose for a penitent.
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Kingsley brings an unsettling quality to the role, even as Eichmann offers alibis and deflections.
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In these unsettling times, liberalism's supporters have found a hero: Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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This is precisely the author's point, and the thing that's most unsettling about the book.
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Shannon Keating recently confronted that unsettling question, and through the struggle shows a way forward.
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"These products present an unsettling vision for the years ahead," wrote Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson.
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The unsettling truth is North Korea is getting closer to its nuclear goal every day.
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But it's unsettling to think about how easily it could have gone the other way.
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That deliberately muted aesthetic was meant to underscore the show's darkly comic and unsettling themes.
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His movies can be deeply unsettling, but in an important way they are also reassuring.
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What is most unsettling is that its imagery could be viewed as a positive thing.
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Plus, there's co-op play, with one person taking on the role of the unsettling Gooigi.
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I have another cup of coffee and regret the unsettling effect it has on my stomach.
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It is hugely unsettling if you are trying to do therapeutic work and counseling with someone.
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This is a movie made with the utmost restraint, unsettling horror sewn into its every breath.
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Image Source: Netflix Users of Turkey's equivalent to Reddit received an unsettling message late last night.
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The real person behind the threatening and unsettling messages was Brandon Fleury, according to the FBI.
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Wearers of contact lenses know how frustrating and unsettling it can be to displace a lens.
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Still, the incident raises an unsettling question: Did any hackers notice the 340 million records too?
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Her newest creations are at once soothing and unsettling; vivid and dark; simple and thought-provoking.
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Click here to view original GIFLooking for a creepy and unsettling way to start your morning?
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Much like the teens of Netflix's The Society, you survived their unsettling and painful 100episode saga.
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The experience is probably unpleasant and unsettling enough to keep the birds away from the area.
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Each incident on its own didn't frighten him, but seeing the collective pattern emerging was unsettling.
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It is when probing his sexuality that the material becomes invasive in ways that are unsettling.
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"This is the type of unsettling incident that happens in big cities," Newsham said on Wednesday.
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As Food Beast notes, Nick had a job lined up prior to posting the unsettling images.
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Computers have recently gotten much, much better at a somewhat unsettling skill: generating fake human faces.
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Last September, we were left with an unsettling, head-scratching finale for Castle Rock season 1.
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It soon goes back to monotone, however, and the music shifts back to eerie, unsettling noise.
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It is an unsettling and confounding to watch characters so indifferent to an obviously deteriorating situation.
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Whether this shows a stoical "Dunkirk spirit" or outright denial, the reactions are no less unsettling.
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Something about the digit — particularly when it's covered in realistic-looking human skin — is profoundly unsettling.
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Some unsettling recent trends raise the risk that the eurozone could even slip back to recession.
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Not unlike The Florida Project, Lady Bird has an ending that is both saccharine and unsettling.
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The result is astonishingly and profoundly unsettling, in a way that few books ever quite achieve.
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It's an unsettling job that sometimes reads like factory work and sometimes like borderline child prostitution.
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But what's missing from the room is equally unsettling: the outline of a now-removed mirror.
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The implementation is just about as unsettling as "using smart technology to track students' whereabouts" sounds.
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The unsettling cause for the thinning shells is the rapidly acidifying waters of the Pacific Ocean.
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Meanwhile, Taggart McDowell said having a daughter of her own makes Trump's actions even more unsettling.
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Director Ivan Sen's 2002 debut film, Beneath Clouds, is an unsettling take on the road movie.
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Gone Home isn't what we might think of as a horror game, but it is unsettling.
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That approach really shouldn't have worked, but Unfriended was nevertheless a creepy, unsettling, low-budget success.
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There is a lot here; none of it is uncomplicated and most of it is unsettling.
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"I think that this is very unsettling for anyone who lives in this city," he said.
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Unsettling and full of intimate tragedy, the Foto Festival is an evocative display of photographic malleability.
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While everyone found the error unsettling, no one argued for taking the risk to correct it.
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But for Viktor Orban, Hungary's populist leader, it was an unsettling start to the holiday season.
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For his directing debut, actor-turned-filmmaker Joel Edgerton made the unsettling psychological thriller The Gift.
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There is something similarly unsettling about seeing the excision of a common feature of built spaces.
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Helge receives an unsettling pep talk, and he seems both flatter and vaguely disturbed by Noah.
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The only thing more unsettling than these strange and mysterious happenings is that they evade explanation.
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But for more insidious use cases, like exploiting the technology to harass someone online, it's unsettling.
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And it already means grappling with the more unsettling feelings that accumulate from these smaller worries.
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With any luck, knowing that will help you shake that unsettling feeling next time it happens.
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So sometimes, the mind just takes a third option and forgets about the unsettling information completely.
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As is often said about comedy, there's a dark, unsettling humor in it because it's true.
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Yet the motion effects were instantly unsettling — like having the spins after a night of drinking.
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But this time, the reason for the frustration appears to be much more unsettling and banal.
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Feature In the wake of mass shootings, a lifetime of gun ownership leads to unsettling questions.
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The central bank did not, however, specifically state it would defer rate hikes, unsettling some investors.
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Black female emotional expression is considered by the dominant culture to be unsettling, unfeminine, and scary.
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Thankfully, serious art, like serious dreaming, forces on us the difficult, unsettling labor of the imagination.
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Everyone knew it was coming, but its impact is suddenly more unsettling as negotiations get real.
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There's an exchange of energy—for nearly all men, there will be some unsettling feelings afterwards.
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Lawther sells adolescent desperation, and the way Flynn switches between gruffness and utilitarian friendliness is unsettling.
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This turns one of the game's most violent and brutal activities into an appropriately unsettling affair.
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Kleeman's precise, unsettling prose makes even the most mundane tasks (like eating an orange) sound eerie.
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Something about the flickering headlights and blurred passing cars that creates an unsettling sense of paranoia.
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Instead it's a queasy terror built on unsettling pieces of information; curious reactions; small, pointed lies.
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Les Chiens de Navarre's slipstream sensibility speaks to the sense that reality has grown more unsettling.
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And yet it asks the audience, sometimes explicitly, to consider a deeply unsettling afterlife scenario. Seriously!
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CHINA's growing global clout can be unsettling for the incumbents who must make room for it.
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The unsettling footage shows the teen edging along the building's exterior, just inches from free fall.
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" An unsettling scene should be "like a Weeble that doesn't fall down, that just keeps tottering.
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The thought that every individual cancer might require a specific individualized treatment can be profoundly unsettling.
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America forced a Russian oligarch to surrender control of a nationally significant company—an unsettling precedent.
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But the most unsettling aspect of trucks goes beyond what drivers can see: their environmental impact.
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China and Russia have produced companies with unsettling ties and relationships with military and intelligence units.
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Steele told him that Orbis sources had come across unsettling information about Trump's ties to Russia.
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Her family's lawyers say it's just one of the many unanswered questions in this unsettling case.
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Protesters have chanted "Death to Khamenei," which must be concerning, if not unsettling, for the regime.
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During one rather unsettling walk-through, he found several large rusty knives wrapped in a towel.
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As 2018 draws to a close, we face many challenges and unsettling truths as a country.
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He knows he would be greeted by a chorus of boos, unsettling to his fragile ego.
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Donald Trump doesn't have any pets, and the animal anecdotes about him seem to be … unsettling.
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As you can imagine, that's a little unsettling for Democrats and surprises even Republicans. http://bit.
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But certain aspects of Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus parallel our real world with unsettling accuracy.
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It can be unsettling out here, Scott said: the aloneness, the sheer scale of the landscape.
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The competitors all played along gamely, but some chess aficionados found the exercise a bit unsettling.
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It somehow managed to be both the most sublime and unsettling film I've watched this year.
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At once titillating and unsettling, her willingness to coyly "perform" belies her total, if momentary, control.
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After two years of unsettling increases, America's crime and murder rates may have declined in 2017.
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Schindl's trademark desperate melancholy pervades throughout though, tugging on the heartstrings in a deeply unsettling way.
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We have also seen similar things on the climate change side which is very very unsettling.
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To help us navigate this unsettling new world of grocery shopping — can you reuse your bags?
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Dodgers starter Brandon McCarthy visited, too, after experiencing sudden, unsettling bursts of wildness late last season.
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An unsettling and bizarre skyscraper-like statue of a young girl also looms over the campus.
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But that doesn't stop Trump from humiliating her anyway, in a bizarre, unsettling sequence of events.
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But one of his most unsettling beliefs is still his acceptance of the value of torture.
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The combined effect of the ceramic figures and the wall drawing in "Claustrum (Cloister)" is unsettling.
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But what Mr. Kelly has not publicly proposed is investigating precisely how the unsettling episode occurred.
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The performers don't seem like they're acting at all, which contributes to the film's unsettling power.
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The bewitching and sometimes unsettling Japanese romantic drama "Asako I & II" begins in the early 2000s.
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What is striking about the hotel — what makes it unsettling and also intriguing — is its impersonality.
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This translated into extensive surveillance that would be almost comical if it hadn't been so unsettling.
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But there's an unsettling sort of beauty in the challenges Wonder Valley presents, especially after dark.
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Yet these consequential baseball matters were instantly made trivial by unsettling developments far from any ballpark.
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The communist computer's devotion to the now long-dead soviet regime is equally amusing and unsettling.
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There is something unsettling about how little these celebrities have to lose by taking these stances.
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An alien and unsettling object, literally otherworldly, it captured something that many human representations fail to.
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In other words, this is a story about compromises — and a riveting, unsettling one at that.
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Meridith's photos, at once unsettling and illuminating, offer a window into the daily struggles of Venezuelans.
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He slaps on the ropes of spring steel, and it lets out a thunderous, unsettling boom.
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An unsettling photo appeared in newspapers showing Conigliaro in his hospital bed, his left eye blackened.
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A significant promise from North Korea, a new economic Cold War, an unsettling temple in Taiwan.
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"That's a technical one, and the journey there ... is a very unsettling journey for most people."
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The statue was unveiled in 2008 and looks terrifying, mainly because of the figure's unsettling smile.
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It was unsettling to drift in and out of sleep as guns fired and explosives sounded.
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Their questions were unsettling, however, and I stuck to my story as much as my smile.
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Courageous and unsettling, LeFavour's memoir is infused with humor and wry insight as well as pain.
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First there's the unsettling fact that Patty keeps Stella Rose's body in her room for days.
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Beside them, a text in red letters spells the haunting phrase from the children's unsettling report.
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And when it comes to Morgan, the grip that Aldama has on her can be unsettling.
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He abruptly canceled his Saint Pablo tour in November after a series of unsettling concert appearances.
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"The idea that technology could be my foe is really unsettling for me," she told Recode.
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Another is Luca Guadagnino 's 2015 film, unsettling and succulent, starring Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes.
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The NDP has vowed to halt an oil pipeline in the province, unsettling the energy industry.
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It's even more unsettling when you realize the real Bucky Bailey plays himself in that scene.
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"Trump's uncontrolled communication is unsettling the world," John Kasich, the Republican governor of Ohio, told me.
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It's all a bit too ludicrous to be sensuous or unsettling, or ultimately all that insightful.
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Does this have something to do with Swift's unsettling status as a neo-Nazi dream girl?
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Hung together, the varied pinks and browns and yellows and creams were both peaceful and unsettling.
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More broadly, there is something unsettling about how our social media profiles continue after we die.
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After speaking with US officials and experts, the unsettling answer is that no one truly knows.
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Like many American women, she is concerned about the deeply unsettling possibility of a Trump presidency.
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One explanation is the most unsettling: Terrorists can strike wherever they want and when they want.
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It's certainly unsettling to be prompted to casually say hi to a friend who's passed away.
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I think it would be unsettling to think of yourself as an amalgamation of two individuals.
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Second, they're an unsettling reminder that Europe's fears about Trump extend well beyond the Iran decision.
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Istanbul was an unsettling place in the lead-up to last year's July 15 coup attempt.
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Really, it's because, even amid this unsettling time, Hong Kong is always where my heart is.
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All eyes are about to be on the heartbreaking and unsettling murder of JonBenét Ramsey once again.
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It promises to guide governments with cold-hearted maths, no matter how unsettling the results might be.
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Performed by British and Argentinian veterans, Minefield excavates the unsettling violence and futility of the 1982 war.
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Even when I wear a full burka, I'm still very tall, and it's unsettling for some people.
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"Snowtime!" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for some flatulence humor and an unsettling turn of events.
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Click here to view original GIFGif source: YouTubeAn unsettling video went viral on Reddit late Monday night.
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Both her additions of other images and her claustrophobic, fixated viewpoints make her paintings mysterious and unsettling.
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It was unsettling to be walking the corridors with a CO right behind you, baton in hand.
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Could a hardened self-care skeptic be converted by some sage and an unsettling amount of moisturizers?
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The track's a pretty good indicator of the sort of unsettling stuff that happens throughout the record.
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Many of my co-workers, who are clearly wrong, staunchly disagreed—finding the bear's glowing eyes unsettling.
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Screenshot: ACLU of Northern CaliforniaEmail exchanges also demonstrate that government officials understand how unsettling Rekognition's power is.
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But, imagine how strange and unsettling it might feel to take your first flight in your 60s.
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This time-lapse is one of the most compelling—and unsettling—visualizations of evolution we've ever seen.
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But coupled with the support he has received, the events of the past week still prove unsettling.
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"Plympton is an iconoclastic animator who creates irreverent, unsettling and at times disturbing cartoons," the Times wrote.
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A man in Pulaski, New York awoke to an unsettling surprise late last month: a boa constrictor.
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But overall, the effect of the image of Sheet Ghost Casey is both goofy and deeply unsettling.
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An unsettling feature from the Guardian shows that algorithms are terrifying and are not to be trusted.
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Both his statements and his actions as president-elect have broken with historical precedent in unsettling ways.
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M. Night Shyamalan's creepy teasers for his upcoming Apple TV Plus thriller, Servant, continue to be unsettling.
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The images out of Charlottesville, Virginia, are unsettling — but also pathetic, also exasperating — for their boring timelessness.
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But perhaps most unsettling has been Trump's recent comments about using -- and letting others develop -- nuclear weapons.
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Still, there is something unsettling about the prospect of microtargeted psychographic advertising, when it's applied to politics.
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And it underscored the extent to which the Iowa caucuses have turned into an unsettling holy war.
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But there was something unsettling about how CFAR focused on superficial fixes while overlooking potentially deeper issues.
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The planet is unsettling and sad, and yet it is less so because you are in it.
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Some serious grilling is about to begin when Ethan (Obi Abili) walks into the unsettling scene, horrified.
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In November 2017, reports of unsettling animated videos and bizarre content aimed at children surfaced on YouTube.
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Uncertainty is unsettling the fractious coalition of northern and southern politicians that put Mr Buhari into power.
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The outbreak will chip away at growth by unsettling supply lines, disrupting tourism and decreasing commodity prices.
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It's a simple trick: make an adult drink milk on the screen, and everything becomes deeply unsettling.
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It is unsettling for liberals to know that, even in the minority, Islamists can ratchet up restrictions.
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AOL co-founder Steve Case finds Donald Trump's tight-borders, back-to-the-glory-days approach unsettling.
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That would be unsettling enough, but if you look closely at the scene, you'll notice something chilling.
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The Heaven project is the deeply unsettling name for this initiative—it stands for Head Anastomosis Venture.
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For some people, it is unsettling and jarring to see political leaders behave with such little decency.
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Instead, the weeks before and since have done the opposite, unsettling both Turkey's politics and the markets.
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Although the accounts were restored after a few days, this creates an unsettling precedent for Google users.
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The sleepwalking scene in Shakespeare's Macbeth (Act V, Scene I) is as iconic as it is unsettling.
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Usually, the most we get from American Horror Story's extra-cryptic teasers are oodles of unsettling imagery.
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After an unsettling string of guidance cuts, 3M's reputation as a defensive, high-quality industrial is eroding.
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Ms Cusset writes with a nearly childish clarity, too, and the result is both unsettling and effective.
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Cruz is unsettling enough in isolation, but it's the combination of him and Trump that really galls.
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They're just simulations, but watching these mannequins lose limbs, eyes, and their entire heads is beyond unsettling.
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Sure, the thought of sticking a dirty toothbrush in your mouth is unsettling, but what's the alternative?
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It's unsettling, yes, but if it results in better end-of-life care, that's a good thing.
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The conflict of interest between disgust and arousal, things that are beautiful yet fundamentally wrong or unsettling.
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What is unsettling is that Trump's latest position on DACA is in keeping with his mercurial personality.
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A cluster of earthquakes hit Oklahoma over the past few days, unsettling thousands of the state's residents.
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Those who've studied this shift say it's because of the recent waves of unsettling, climate-related news.
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Those fears are part of what has been driving sovereign debt yields lower, unsettling global equity markets.
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But it also speaks to a more universal and unsettling truth: this creature may become our president.
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As the President and CEO of the Internet Society, I find this rhetoric both inaccurate and unsettling.
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When Kessler arrived at the space-debris conference, though, he had an unsettling sense of déjà vu.
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Instead, you're left with an unsettling feeling of frustration of unfinished business, but that's what's so important.
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Elizabeth Warren is kicking off the week with an unsettling prediction: The economy is going to crash.
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Watching my avatar glitch back and forth between blocks in Pokémon Go or Google Maps is unsettling.
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The books get more and more unsettling as you turn the pages, but you can't look away.
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The program was certainly still beatable, but everyone had already witnessed something historic and maybe slightly unsettling.
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It's inspired by Pott's friendship with Tom Brown, an animator known for unsettling short films like Teeth.
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Two new studies have emerged that show an unsettling link between electronic cigarette usage and heart health.
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Designer Petra Švajger's project Parasomnias depicts the unsettling sensations associated with different sleep disorders in GIF form.
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But this being This Is Us, "Déjà Vu" doesn't end on so bleak or unsettling a note.
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The TPP may founder if the United States does not ratify it; that, too, would be unsettling.
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Generally speaking, Subramanian said she finds it "very unsettling, the fact that fundamentals aren't driving the bus."
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The force of their faith is unsettling, as is the effect of "Der Unschuldige" on the viewer.
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Certainly, the AfD is fueling anxiety, but there have also been unsettling developments with regard to refugees.
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They related stories of unwelcome romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form and unsettling workplace conduct.
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But the over-the-top theatrics and slightly unsettling life-sized cartoonish animatronics feels, well, vaguely dystopian.
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But even more unsettling is the fact that this is all going to happen again next year.
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THE UNSETTLING ACQUISITIVENESS OF ANBANG | Anbang's spending spree is a sign that deal-making has gone awry,
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These bands, unsettling as they are, feel like a necessary corrective to the state of rock music.
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Otherwise, companies face the unsettling prospect of investing millions of dollars only to see a competitor benefit.
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Walking around for two weeks not knowing if I was pregnant was an unsettling, oddly emotional experience.
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The overall effect is an unsettling equation of being bisexual with being untrustworthy, manipulative, and morally bankrupt.
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How much Anuel and his camp knew about 6ix9ine's unsettling history prior to recording "Bebe" remains unclear.
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For now the world must contend with the unsettling swing to the negative in US-Iranian relations.
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Some officials say his subsequent attacks on them are only more unsettling to the rank and file.
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With prices rising more sharply, and Brexit uncertainty unsettling business and consumer confidence, growth has steadily slowed.
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The thing that's unsettling are the questions that appear to be targeting personnel for doing public service.
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We are seeing, with unsettling clarity, the limits of fidelity to a person, a faction, an agenda.
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An added rest when the character is distracted, a dissonant musical phrasing when the thought is unsettling.
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And yet, at the same time, New York has become an increasingly unsettling place to be Jewish.
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Pink is a color in transition — pretty, and pretty unsettling — in a show that opens Sept. 7.
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However, the grouping of people with a mental illness alongside children has an unsettling ring of condescension.
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Still, it's unsettling to see Eleven caught between being Brenner's good little girl and Mike's first crush.
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The experience of wearing uncomfortable loungewear is strange and unsettling — After all, comfort is the entire point.
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This is unsettling, given that many Indian artists draw from Kashmiri politics and history to make work.
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It sets a strangely uneasy mood for a comedy, one that's funny ha-ha but also unsettling.
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The bio-play "Twisted Melodies" aims to remind us of his timeless musicianship and unsettling personal struggles.
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Further unsettling investors, Cryan warned that he would make "no big promises" for the bank's 2017 dividend.
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And that, in turn, is why Trump's casual talk about a new arms race is so unsettling.
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Instead, Mr. Johnson's handling of the crisis has borne an unsettling resemblance to that of President Trump.
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To do so, she had to internalize a vastness that is both awe-inspiring and deeply unsettling.
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But the truly unsettling part starts when you explore the town and meet the more "normal" inhabitants.
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Bottom line: Employment contracts and policies are loaded with legal jargon that can be confusing or unsettling.
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It was a route she could walk blindfolded—perhaps she'd lose the unsettling stranger in the crowd.
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There has been an unsettling hum woven into the fibers of Twin Peaks since its very beginnings.
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Nonetheless his unsettled, unsettling work may feel more alive and useful to our moment than his brother's.
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Like a gaudy, gold-plated revolver, "Desperate Living" points to our current political situation with unsettling aim.
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Social media was filled with comments about how scary and unsettling the cats looked in the preview.
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"It's been unsettling," said Ms. Cannedy, whose goal is to practice patent and food and drug law.
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"Any intrusion of this nature is obviously disruptive, unsettling, and disturbing for all of us," he wrote.
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The more unsettling the show seems, the more brainspace it consumes, and the more obsession it breeds.
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Darkness suffuses "How to Be Safe," Tom McAllister's heady and unsettling exploration of America's gun violence epidemic.
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This process of turning back will feel unnatural, and unsettling, given your desire to keep moving forward.
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Read more: KFC is bringing Colonel Sanders back from the dead in a series of unsettling ads
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Data available ahead of Tuesday's count already hinted at the unsettling reality volunteers might find this year.
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A high schooler's tempestuous relationship with her teacher reverberates through her life in this unsettling debut novel.
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Johannes's musings on the page attempt to get readers to sympathize with him, an unsettling emotional exercise.
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Singapore's approach is neither "insidious" nor "unsettling," but a reflection of our own values and social mores.
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It's a paranoid vision, often an unsettling one, but a huge variety of phenomena enter the poems.
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Having all that personal information freely drifting through the internet is pretty unsettling, not to mention unsafe.
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That single story, unfortunately, sweeps the characters along in ways that range from clumsy to downright unsettling.
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Three new nighttime, but not necessarily bedtime, books explore in turn comical, comforting and unsettling nocturnal worlds.
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Director Stanley Kubrick packs a lot of unsettling images into his artful adaptation of Stephen King's novel.
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And here's an even more unsettling bit of news: The closer the relationship, the bigger the whoppers.
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The trade war has spawned global economic uncertainty, unsettling markets and raising fears about the world economy.
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Napa Valley is a wonderful, beautiful place and to know this is in your background, it's unsettling.
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These preventable accidents were the latest in an unsettling trend of crashes and derailments of passenger trains.
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"Interviews reveal unwelcome advances, a shrewd reliance on ambition, and unsettling workplace conduct over decades." http://nyti.
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Despite this projection of purity, O'Keeffe was not above using her carefully curated environment in unsettling ways.
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But there is always some unsettling quality within the perfection that encourages the viewer to keep looking.
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But for many, the issue of Jews and money has proved far more unsettling, Ms. Morris said.
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But there is, in the NBA's creeping inevitability, something that echoes in a way that's familiar and unsettling.
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Tech dynamos like Google and Facebook delight consumers, but these companies increasingly wield unsettling economic and social power.
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Between the exceedingly quotidian conversations runs an unsettling vibe that oscillates between comedy, psychological horror, and the supernatural.
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The new Affetto is somehow less creepy than its rigid gloss-faced predecessor, but so much more unsettling.
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The past few months have not been kind to tech stocks as the market began its unsettling swings.
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What's unsettling is that doing this to ourselves is technically legal if all campaign finance laws are followed.
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Age, experience, and simulated practice through games have taught me that can be unsettling as well as beguiling.
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There's no flailing figures on a dancefloor but the Michael Guidetti-directed clip features its own unsettling movement.
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"The Chinese found this unsettling and told Hun Sen that they wanted stability," he said, citing diplomatic sources.
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But part of what makes Zika transmission so unsettling is that it can flow through us so stealthily.
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Someone might share an idea that shocks you—Uranus can be unsettling—but can lead to critical thinking.
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There is something both delightful and unsettling about this song, thanks in part to Claire Wellin's soulful violin.
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The latest Pretty Little Liars promo for the Freeform series' final 10 episodes is just a touch unsettling.
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Image: University at Albany, SUNYThe rate at which deepfake videos are advancing is both impressive and deeply unsettling.
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It might be unsettling for anyone who doesn't especially want to think about the Amazon CEO in boxers.
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It's an unsettling moment of recognition; this is what it's like for a performer to step on stage.
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Then again, there are plenty of reasons for people on the left — Lough included — to find Wilson unsettling.
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Regardless, it's unsettling how seemingly easy it was to pull off a data heist of such unprecedented proportion.
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This news is almost as unsettling as the horrific accidents 9-1-1 depicted over its freshman season.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it's time to delve into the dark, the eerie, and the unsettling.
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Her skewed framing and use of focus can be unsettling, something she has slyly attributed to her myopia.
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That theme is then married with some incredible production values, including gorgeous, lifelike visuals and unsettling sound design.
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This is likely to result in more radical political changes, of the type that markets do find unsettling.
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But according to Minkoff, these kinds of darker, more unsettling moments are necessary for accurately portraying modern conflict.
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But, unsettling though they may be, the eight-legged do excel at keeping six-limbed pests in check.
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S., a Uighur businessman who lives in Istanbul, received an unsettling photo from a Chinese state security operative.
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In November 2017, YouTube faced criticism following reports of unsettling animated videos and bizarre content aimed at children.
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It should go without saying that everyone's shit stinks, but a change in odor can sometimes be unsettling.
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It's also revealed another unsettling problem: We have no clear evidence on how to help young people quit.
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The voices that dominate on YouTube remind us that we're compelled by the unsettling and by the ugly.
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The unsettling rise in elephant poaching is aligned with the recent decision to disarm Botswana's anti-poaching units.
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But as an adult with a trove of cultural context, the mishmash of plots and characters is unsettling.
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The result is a pretty cool toy that juxtaposes Mickey's innocence with unsettling, futuristic vibes of robot takeover.
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The rapper quickly gained international notoriety for his unrestrained lyrics and unsettling music videos that he directs himself.
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The poster for "Metalhead" is almost as unsettling as its trailer — and it's also in black and white.
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And more recently, people have noticed something even more unsettling: Joe's likeness to notorious serial killer Ted Bundy.
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What's unsettling to me is the thought that maybe this isn't just intellectual preening; maybe he believes it.
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Wrestle Kingdom, New Japan Pro-Wrestling's annual flagship event, always falls at a slightly unsettling time of year.
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The sound sends unsettling spasms through Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, who both remain in shocked silence afterward.
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While eating neon-dyed cheese seems mildly unsettling, on top of a sweet confection it just feels natural.
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They can also be a great fallback for seasoned traders when a stock's price swings become too unsettling.
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"Book of the Dead" takes place in a lush forest, where things twist and move in unsettling ways.
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Creepy doesn't begin to describe Hereditary, which gave us some of the most unsettling scenes we've ever seen.
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But it is a bit unsettling that cephalopods—squids, octopuses, cuttlefish—are booming, and scientists don't know why.
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As scary as modern arachnids appear, their Cambrian-era grand-daddies were truly an unsettling sight to behold.
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One thing is clear: This isn't some carbon-copy Joker, but someone very different — and very, very unsettling.
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If the thriller is half as unsettling as that image of Travolta, then they've got themselves a hit.
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Though grossly unethical and unsettling—straight out of X-Files, really—those experiments on our cities were valuable.
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Missing parts of the body are unsettling, because they represent a variance from some kind of natural design.
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Sometimes you're left with something pretty unsettling, like this: For now, the project is still in prototype stages.
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It's fascinating technology, if a little unsettling to see the robot gingerly pick its way across the blocks.
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"First impressions matter, and an unsettling pattern has already emerged," she wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Australian animals are terrifying enough, but it doesn't get more unsettling than watching one of them eat another.
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His false claim that Comey exonerated him, and his conflicting explanations of why he fired Comey are unsettling.
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It's unsettling and warm, the perfect sort of environment to curl up inside on the year's darkest days.
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To speak with this sort of tenderness about someone who kidnapped and shot a man dead is unsettling.
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That might be unsettling, but perhaps more troubling is the fact that political campaigns are terrible at cybersecurity.
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There's nothing to panic about, in other words, although there is something unsettling about Jake Arrieta's recent struggles.
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And not just because I'm a fan of the podcast – it looks like a genuinely unsettling good time.
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It's an unsettling question that kicks off the trailer for Paramount's Fences, starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
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"Woody breast" and "spaghetti meat" might sound unsettling, but eating them won't hurt you, according to industry experts.
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The familiarity is as unsettling as the strangeness, like riding public transit in a city you don't know.
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But it's also in these unsettling times, as the saying goes, that the cream rises to the top.
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It's that last category of contests that is unsettling Democrats, not only locally but also across the country.
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Even if Mr Foos's tale is broadly reliable, it is unsettling that he has been given a platform.
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The unsettling message of Fox & Friends is depressingly clear by now: Everything is out to get you, forever.
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In the poor world, most governments fear unsettling their own citizens by allowing refugees to flood labour markets.
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However, when 18 guilty verdicts came down, many people felt a sense of relief we should find unsettling.
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It is unsettling that with both men it is hard to know where performance ends and personality begins.
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A few months later, expecting a child, the Parkers decided to put the whole unsettling experience behind them.
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Ms. Bartlett's extraordinary performance is a grim, deeply unsettling portrait of despair whose stoicism conveys an aching nobility.
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When the book turns to the subject of H.M. himself, it becomes more unsettling — and also more fraught.
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The killings have been deeply unsettling for this working-class neighborhood, home to immigrants from around the world.
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One senior CSX manager who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity said Sanborn's resignation was deeply unsettling.
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Yet he must do so without unsettling troubled countries abroad, which could roil over-stretched global financial markets.
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It's perhaps unsettling that the idea of saying "thank you" has been the subject of recent presidential tweets.
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The film draws on our uncertainty to become a thriller, and when it works, it's chilling and unsettling.
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Part of what makes the film so unsettling is the pastel hues of the building it's set in.
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Brand New's Science Fiction—their fabled fifth album, and first in eight years—is a deeply unsettling listen.
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Upon first glance, Singaporean designer Soo Kyung Bae's jewelry line, TGap Jewellry, looks completely legit (and quite unsettling).
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Meanwhile, fighting flared up last week between rival Tuareg clans, unsettling the Kidal region in the far north.
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And there are certainly many other connections between Trump and Russia that remain unsettling, at the very least.
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But in truth, the most significant change is not Trump's ascension; it's something much larger and more unsettling.
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For many Trump supporters, this moment is unsettling — though not linked, in their mind, to the president himself.
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Astronomers found Sagittarius A* in 287, when the notion of holes in space was still new and unsettling.
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Here is an unsettling problem that I am left with now: Like so many, I knew about him.
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"This is a story about compromises — and a riveting, unsettling one at that," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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It's even more unsettling covering two Republican presidents who fit this description: George W. Bush and Donald Trump.
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She transports the viewer to an alternative reality that is unsettling, theatrical, dream-like, seductive, weird, and disembodied.
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Myth and geography have a disorienting effect on the poem and each other, unsettling the contents and reader.
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I'd start, but the stillness, the unsettling difference of being home and not being high would frighten me.
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What she's found is both unsettling and crucial to understanding politics in the era of President Donald Trump.
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