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«There’s no dress in sight, no refund in sight,» Ms. Danielle said.
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«If you’re in the nuclear business, the sight behind me is a lovely sight,» Johnson said.
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If they lost their sight after around the age of five, they can experience sight in dreams.
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Using sight When following this method, we are using our sense of sight to silence the mind.
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Jeannette Bocanegra-Simon They say out of sight, out of mind, but it’s not out of sight.
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That would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight, folks, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight.
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There’s a creative end in sight each day, because as an actor, there’s sometimes no end in sight.
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Married at First Sight returns in July to once again take love at first sight to the next level.
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Married at First Sight returns in January to once again take love at first sight to the next level.
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It also has two other spinoffs, Married at First Sight: The First Year and Married at First Sight: Second Chances.
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To get a better line of sight, we rented a boat and piloted it to within sight of the club.
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Using the periscope as an optical sight, the commander aligned a simple bead sight on the barrel’s tip—like aiming a submerged rifle using its bead sight and a pair of binoculars—and ordered the gun fired.
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Like a cat or dog, it will express excitement at the sight of you—and wariness at the sight of strangers.
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Researchers from Drexel University have found evidence that they regained their sight, and regrew parts of the brain associated with sight.
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Hiding in plain sight Looking back, neighbors say the Guryevs’ «spy house» was a perfect place to hide in plain sight.
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Sight Unseen Offsite The online publication Sight Unseen presents a selection of emerging designers on the cusp of doing bigger things.
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The sight of the desk during Trump’s meeting Friday with British Prime Minister Theresa May was yet again the sight of cleanliness.
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We lose sight of our definition of success and have in sight way too much what others might be thinking of us.
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In my tests, the Pixel 3a XL’s Night Sight usually took a second or two longer to finish capturing multiple exposures compared to Night Sight on the Pixel 3 XL. In some cases, though, the 33a XL’s Night Sight was quicker.
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» ‘Victory is in sight‘ And at a midtown Sheraton Hotel just two avenues west, Clinton triumphantly told supporters that «victory is in sight.
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We’ve got sight with the explosions, sense with the pain from the paintballs and smell from all the smoke, that’ll interrupt sight too.
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Accessing Night Sight is as easy as scrolling over to the More tab in Google’s camera app and then tapping the icon for Night Sight.
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To set a baseline, I started by taking two shots with the Pixel 21, one with Night Sight off and one with Night Sight on.
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Jovcic and Drobnjak lost their sight at a later age and still have visual sensations in their dreams, while Zekic lost his sight at birth.
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«The sight of windmills standing high above the frozen plain are a sight to remember,» according to a page on the official Pyeongchang Games website.
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But for those outside that world the sight of a trembling, undulating torso is a foreign sight — and all too easy to make fun of.
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The most effective Dragonstrikes are paired with Hanzo’s Sonic Arrows or Widowmaker’s Infra-Sight — anything that allows you to see enemy positions from out of sight.
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While Azraya was found within sight of the hospital, 203-year-old Delaine Copenace was found within sight of the Kenora Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) station.
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For a few brief seconds, the drone loses sight of the guy before swiveling around to the horrifying sight of the snowmobiler submerged in the freezing water.
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A recent episode of Australia’s Married At First Sight (yes, it’s a real show in which people get married…at first sight) served up a classic example.
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The forces that would change the world were hidden in plain sight in the early ’60s — and they were hidden in plain sight on Dobie Gillis too.
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Hidden in plain sight They are hidden in plain sight, peddling weapons on the internet, at gun shows, in parking lots, from the trunks of their cars.
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Great dialogue, and I read «Out of Sight» and I watched «Out of Sight,» and it seems like you’ve lifted a lot of it from the [book].
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Visual Line-of-sight Drone Flights Are Not Enough Part 107 will allow for visual line-of-sight flights, as long as operators follow certain regulations and restrictions.
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Nearly a year later, he still has barely let the medal out of sight, in large part because he has not been allowed to let it out of sight.
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Chain Hook targets are now released if they leave Roadhog’s line of sight before being pulled and now checks line of sight from Roadhog’s position rather than the hook’s position.
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The Orb of Discord remains in effect for as long as Zenyatta has line of sight on the target, and for up to three seconds after line of sight is broken.
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See’s Candies has the nerve to tout the word «See’s» … when it denies that fundamental right to those with sight impairments … so a sight-impaired man claims in a new lawsuit.
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Tamir led him past the welcome kiosk, past the orientation map, farther and farther away from the street, until they lost sight of it, as sailors lose sight of the shore.
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The Army-GDLS deal is also the first contract is for SEPv1200 upgrades, which include the Commander’s Primary Sight, an improved Gunner’s Primary Sight and enhancements to sensors, lethality and survivability.
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Either way, there is hope in sight — or scent.
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Just look at her posse … it’s a fantASStic sight.
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Her suitcase was empty — not one #OOTD in sight.
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Ro Ransom)» *World Premiere* Jay Worthy — «On Sight (feat.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) — Out of sight, out of mind?
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Blood — the sight most keenly craved for — trickles down.
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The house itself … also a sight for sore eyes.
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» Sight ,» by Jessie Greengrass, or » Motherhood ,» by Sheila Heti.
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Click through the gall … it’s a sight to behold.
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Some Potomac users said the move to remove the trees led to a clear line of sight of the course — a line of sight that now ties into Trump’s safety and security.
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More on In Sight: See the big winners of Nikon’s micro-photo competition The Year of the Dogs Why gold matters In Sight is The Washington Post’s photography blog for visual narrative.
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«We will not lose sight of the big picture, we will not lose sight of the reasons that people elected us,» said the official, who requested anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Despite being called «Love At First Sight,» the app would be more appropriately named «First Date at First Sight,» because Dev goes on a string of them with women of all different races.
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No scans, drugs, monitoring, or trained personnel are in sight.
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But it’s still an eerie sight, this slightly rundown heaven.
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But let’s not lose sight of the country’s poorest fathers.
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It was an astonishing sight, followed by something equally amazing.
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But while they’re driving, they see an unexpected sight: Robert.
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The before and after shots are truly an inspiring sight.
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To keep it in sight, I’ll keep listening to Bowie.
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Gyamfi adds that the discrimination isn’t always in plain sight.
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A colossal standoff looms, with no easy resolution in sight.
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All those who resisted were shot and killed on sight.
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And there’s still no end in sight to the bloodbath.
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However, this story isn’t about Murphy managing life without sight.
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The era of fake news has no end in sight.
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Last April’s record low of 0.05 percent remains in sight.
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The West is burning, and there’s no relief in sight.
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Why had I let these women out of my sight?
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«It was almost like love at first sight,» Godejohn said.
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Giving sight to the blind is some kind of miracle.
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«It was love at first sight after that,» he says.
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Footage of the bizarre sight was shared on Twitter Tuesday.
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The Swiss National Bank releases sight deposits at 0800 GMT.
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The most perplexing mysteries are often hiding in plain sight.
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«So this is what they call love at first sight.»
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No wonder why passersby freeze at the sight of it.
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Your next big steal could be hiding in plain sight.
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There remains no end in sight to the trade dispute.
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Warren Buffett’s $1 trillion target for Apple is in sight.
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Do you not see how keen my sight has become?
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But the Westbrook feud suggests he lost sight of that.
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You never lose sight of what’s in front of you.
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Fortunately, the end is in sight for this current backspin.
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He’s laughing and making jokes out of everything in sight.
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It was far from love at first sight for Staub.
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Sometimes the best Enemy Lists are hidden in plain sight.
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Patrol cars filled with somnolent officers are a common sight.
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Bond yields are falling, with no end in sight — yet.
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Because why wouldn’t the Hound kill the Mountain on sight?
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Yet this association falls away among people born without sight.
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And I promise, there’s not a polka dot in sight.
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Burns took out his phone to record the peculiar sight.
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The concept of love at first sight is pretty divisive.
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Either way, the babies are an adorable sight to behold.
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Dryads are a rare and precious sight in contemporary art.
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But we do want to have an end in sight.
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Armoured personnel carriers are a frequent sight in urban areas.
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There’s nary a drop in sight on any of it.
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«It was almost love at first sight,» he told KKTV.
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It’s now a military mission with no end in sight.
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That is an aspiration we must not lose sight of.
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And that is a perspective many civilians lose sight of.
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This week, it’s premiering another sight: the Orionid meteor shower.
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There is nothing like that now – or anywhere in sight.
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THEY have become a familiar sight standing on courtroom steps.
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» Carter said, «We believe you are hiding in plain sight.
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So public, so raw, with apparently no end in sight.
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With so many schools participating, it’s really quite a sight.
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Even the Trump tower meeting looks suspicious in hind sight.
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I think I lost sight of that a little bit.
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So guess who got Married at First Sight – I DID!!!
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The depressing sight of commercial warehouses now take its place.
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I appreciate how the derisiveness occasionally hides in plain sight.
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She meets Octavian and it is love at first sight.
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But the end of this deadly disease is in sight.
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«Out of sight, out of mind» was my cleaning mantra.
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The SB enters their lair, shooting at everything in sight.
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As best I can tell, there’s no E.T. in sight.
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One million children in the U.K. have undiagnosed sight problems.
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Her heart still flutters at the sight of a boardwalk.
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And there’s still no date in sight for the trial.
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Her father returned from the fields to an apocalyptic sight.
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AT FIRST sight, the Presidents Club Charity Dinner seemed wholesome.
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Every aspect of Google’s Night Sight is dynamic and automatic.
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That’s right, folks … not a William or Harry in sight.
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Thankfully for Mr Young, they are becoming a rarer sight.
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In Protestant areas the Israeli flag is a common sight.
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At the sight of blood on the ground, she cried.
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Strong, charismatic, unifying leaders appeared to be nowhere in sight.
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But that doesn’t mean losing sight of who you are.
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The wait isn’t over, but its end is in sight.
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At the brink of war with no relief in sight.
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In the world of art they’re an especially common sight.
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It’s not a very appetizing sight, to say the least.
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Nevertheless, Robert left LAX without Kristen being anywhere in sight.
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It’s not a sight that’s meant for fragile human eyes.
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There is not a duckie in sight on the boxes.
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«What a beautiful sight!» read a posting by Visit Dahlonega.
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So why are there still no flying cars in sight?
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Sight lines in the gallery assist with such resonant temporalities.
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One was even in the movie, hiding in plain sight!
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The holiday season is here, and Christmas is in sight.
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Or would you just hit up every buffet in sight?
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Married at First Sight premieres July 26 at 9 p.m.
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They’re now a fairly common sight across major Chinese cities.
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The crime is both pervasive and hidden in plain sight.
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Many Greek islands lie within sight of the Turkish coast.
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Imgur users were also shocked and disgusted by the sight.
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And unfortunately, there’s no real end or solution in sight.
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It was the musical equivalent of love at first sight.
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Albeit that vision is not through sight, but by heart.
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All the evidence is right there, hidden in plain sight.
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She never seems to lose sight of who she is.
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«I imagine it was quite a sight,» he said, chuckling.
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Xi’s face is not an uncommon sight in Chinese media.
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It seemed uncontrolled, and uncontrollable, with no end in sight.
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The sight used to attract tourists from across the world.
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Never lose sight of the overall journey that you’re on.
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It wasn’t love at first sight for the couple, though.
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He says there’s no earnings or economic recession in sight.
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I still gag at the sight of a Fig Newton.
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Indeed, power lines run within sight of Mr Onduko’s shop.
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Housing, health care, child care — costs are out of sight.
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Also, the same moment my heart melted at the sight.
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They simply lost sight, firstly of the global financial system.
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Weeks went by without any word or sight of him.
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They’re like little friendship Easter eggs, hidden in plain sight.
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Melanin is not, at first sight, an obvious battery ingredient.
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The end of the A380 is not yet in sight.
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We caught sight of several gray foxes during our drives.
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So it’s a standoff with no obvious end in sight.
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His tail wagged at the sight of the two boys.
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Harmony in multiplicity is the message: beautiful thought, heady sight.
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He thought the leading Nazis should be shot on sight.
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If Ms. Linney moves on, her successor is in sight.
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With no settlement in sight, investors chose discretion over valour.
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It’s an unexpected sight in the English town of Woking.
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I stand there waiting until the car’s out of sight.
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So I hid, with millions of others, in plain sight.
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There was no resolution to the Brunson case in sight.
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There is no end in sight to the Syria conflict.
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«I don’t let him out of my sight,» adds Chuck.
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On the political front, there is no relief in sight.
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As attendees began trickling out, some saw an intriguing sight.
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Three completed passes in a row was an unusual sight.
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FLANNERY: I DON’T WANT TO LOSE SIGHT OF THAT EITHER.
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The only thing in sight was a tourists vessel nearby.
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The end is in sight for Philip and Elizabeth Jennings.
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«There were no firefighters in sight,» Vaughan wrote on Facebook.
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I still remember that sight as the beginning of disaster.
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Sydney, Australia woke on Monday morning to a hellish sight.
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Warthen watched the scene from afar, almost out of sight.
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For young Princess Elizabeth, it was love at first sight.
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Out of sight, however, should not mean out of mind.
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But we must not lose sight of the bigger picture.
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This photo taken at twilight wasn’t taken with Night Sight.
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Capital punishment keeps grinding on, out of sight of society.
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The image explores both meanings of sight: vision and observation.
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At Tottenham, Kane is given license to shoot on sight.
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It’s not as if there were no alternatives in sight.
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America’s deadliest sharpshooters reveal how they disappear in plain sight
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«It was love at first sight,» Kyrgios cracked on Sunday.
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For decades, those changes were made largely out of sight.
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The United States should not lose sight of these benefits.
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We open to find Claire looking upon a ghastly sight.
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U2 singer Bono is also a common sight in Monaco.
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But readers shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that well
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There’s still no end in sight for the embattled jet.
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Posters of Ocalan are a common sight in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The driver pointed to the road blockade, already in sight.
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Experts say that lightning most likely caused the grisly sight.
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«We have no substantial slowdown in sight,» he told Reuters.
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With the finish line in sight, the balloon stopped by.
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In other words, there is still no end in sight.
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And these conflicts continue with virtually no end in sight.
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It’s a vicious circle, with no clear solution in sight.
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I love their playful attire and want everything in sight.
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They obviously lost sight of what their usual bias is.
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Yet his critics risk losing sight of his actual record.
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Whenever she’s out of sight, I’m a worrier about her.
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All this with the US Coast Guard nowhere in sight.
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Then it sailed into the air and out of sight.
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Standing up put me in the inmates’ line of sight.
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It’s a moving sight, but not necessarily a pretty one.
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Because everyone knew it was a (bad) bagel on sight.
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Within 20 minutes the sight he had hoped for appears.
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The work has to be in plain sight and experiential.
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They’re in America, selfish destructive potential hidden in plain sight.
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And it was a tragic yet beautiful sight to behold.
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Not everything in Sight Unseen is left to chance though.
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» On inflation and the rising deficit: «No recession in sight.
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And it doesn’t seem like there’s any solution in sight.
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What if a new one were hiding in plain sight?
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The finish line was in sight, and I took off.
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With no screws in sight, the products seem to float.
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Persuade someone to read «Sight» in 50 words or less.
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Shipping containers barricading the main streets are a ubiquitous sight.
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The landscape is different now, with less clear sight lines.
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Networks are all around us, many hiding in plain sight.
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It was a blazing afternoon, with no respite in sight.
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During his confinement, Zubaydah lost sight in his left eye.
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DRAM WINNER: «Tonite» — LCD Soundsystem «Line Of Sight» — Odesza feat.
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The film revels in deadpan acting beats and sight gags.
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It exists, clear as night, with no end in sight.
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It was a familiar sight and not one long forgotten.
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For most analysts, the end is not yet in sight.
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It was love at first sight — his, alas, not hers.
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We used to park ships within sight of the shore.
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From an outside perspective, though, it’s a sight to behold.
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Everything in sight is some kind of horrible flesh beast.
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On closer inspection, signifiers of class hide in plain sight.
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And it makes for a solution hidden in plain sight.
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» Mr. McNally «I do believe in love at first sight.
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As Ms. Baer said, there is no end in sight.
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Pros: Incredibly unspoiled natural beauty with no crowds in sight.
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«I’m fascinated by things hiding in plain sight,» he says.
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The next day the workers returned and blocked our sight.
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Perhaps out of sight does indeed mean out of mind.
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Rock climbing proved an insurmountable task with severely limited sight.
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The answer, it turns out, is lying in plain sight.
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And that sight is quickly replicating across the United States.
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They thrive just out of sight but fully within earshot.
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But in this context you did lose sight of realities.
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Moreover, the pool was within sight of three other houses.
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I remember it remained in sight more than a minute.
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It more or less disappeared from sight until the 1880s.
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Nobody else could ever deliver that sight at another venue.
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The girls are drawn to each other at first sight.
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The officer lost sight of her in traffic, Bradshaw said.
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Walmsley was already around a corner and out of sight.
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The sight of Scherzer running out undoubtedly brought different emotions.
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They’ve lost sight of, or not reassessed their original goals.
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He lost sight in his left eye, not his right.
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So far, there’s no end to the walkout in sight.
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The university’s founders could hardly have imagined such a sight.
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Such a deal exists right now, hiding in plain sight.
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Informal miners often operate out of sight of the authorities.
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«I don’t see any end in sight to be honest.»
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No more putzing around ineffectually with no end in sight.
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Trump crosses a new line every week, in plain sight.
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And there is no end in sight to these problems.
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Is it just hidden from plain sight or actually expunged?
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SPITED. Easy answers to easy clues, hidden in plain sight.
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It’s a sight you’ll just have to behold for yourself.
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«It was a pretty intimidating sight,» Mr. Finkle said, laughing.
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Once you get some seniority, six figures is in sight.
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A much better campaign theme is hiding in plain sight.
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And there is no end to the decline in sight.
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The second had been Funke, who’d clocked me on sight.
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But there is no end in sight for the strikes.
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It truly was out of sight and out of mind.
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She never caught sight of her attacker, nor did we.
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And there are no significant commiserate spending cuts in sight.
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When he looked up again, he caught sight of Ned.
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Instead, there were more power tools in sight than merchandise.
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There is not an obvious military victory anywhere in sight.
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Or they could keep negotiating, with no end in sight.
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So this was a sight that expressed Egypt’s revolutionary audacity.
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Whether the sight alarmed or consoled her, I can’t say.
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From the road, almost no other dwelling is in sight.
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They adopted Scout, a rescue dog from Mississippi, sight unseen.
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«I would have committed to Donald sight unseen,» she said.
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One year on, a resolution is still nowhere in sight.
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Twitter’s hearts collectively melted at the sight of the encounter.
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How many times had I seen and loved the sight?
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Because it keeps us hidden while still in plain sight.
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SNB sight deposits due at 0800 GMT $1 = 0.8521 euros
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But 2018 came and went with no AirPower in sight.
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The Secret Service guys had lost sight of him, too.
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Juan leapt from his chair at the sight of her.
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Environmental Protection Agency may not seem helpful at first sight.
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Drones are becoming an increasingly common sight in our skies.
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There did not seem to be an adult in sight.
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Lippman never loses sight of Maddie’s options and her obstacles.
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Lippman never loses sight of Maddie’s options and her obstacles.
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It says something that this is now a shocking sight.
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So it’s no surprise ad blockers aren’t a welcome sight.
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It was in plain sight and yet nobody saw it.
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But he’s been doing it in plain sight all along.
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My, my, my – aren’t I pretty sight for sore eyes?
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He looks through the artillery sight and straight at you.
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On the other hand, out of sight, out of mind?
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I felt like I had sight after reading that book.
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It was love at first sight (or first listen) then.
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Tell me about smells, because I get sight and sound.
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They are going house to house eating everything in sight.
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Later that year came «In Plain Sight» (illustrated by Jerry Pinkney), in which a grandfather makes a game for his granddaughter by hiding everyday objects in plain sight and encouraging her to find them.
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At all of Smith’s South Carolina readings, her audiences were clearly moved by the sight of a female African-American poet who spoke to their history — a sight they did not take for granted.
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I jumped out of my chair and ran out of the room with my hands over my face, as if getting out of sight of the computer would get me out of sight, too.
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SIGHT LINES By Arthur Sze The sight lines in Sze’s 10th collection are just that — imagistic lines strung together by jump-cuts, creating a filmic collage that itself seems to be a portrait of simultaneity.
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The sight of vehicles with city-issued placards, or fake placards, parked illegally — in no-standing zones, in bus lanes, or in front of fire hydrants — has become a daily sight for many New Yorkers.
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I broke out crying at the sight of my swollen head.
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As the Married at First Sight star drove home on Aug.
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The cameras add 0003-degree visibility and 820 feet of sight.
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There’s a dark future here, and Skynet is nowhere in sight.
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Townsend added he was certain victory in Mosul was within sight.
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Red, yellow, black and white they are precious in His sight.
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The best place for Junkrat to be is out of sight.
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In fact, Windows Phone continued to wither — almost out of sight.
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Seriously, those sex bugs are a real sight for sore eyes.
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Cracked asphalt was a common sight Saturday morning throughout the region.
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An unusual sight, tripods and lights were splayed on the block.
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And it’s out of sight, out of mind for most people.
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But three days later, she woke up to a terrifying sight.
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«the netflix doc abducted in plain sight is INSANE,» one said.
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Out of sight, another epidemic is silently raging: myopia, or nearsightedness.
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It’s mostly filled with no ill will or drama in sight.
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Although new bandages will be put on, the sight is breathtaking.
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«He tells me it was love at first sight,» she wrote.
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For them, sound is as essential as sight is to humans.
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Keep in mind that Resurrect works even without line of sight.
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Few in Salamanca see any end to the problem in sight.
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Instead of having hand controllers, users select items using only sight.
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Sight Search in a VR world of retail feels very sensible.
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But did we start to fall in love at first sight?
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I can only hope that they don’t open fire on sight.
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But with the ride vehicles in sight, Spider-Man broke down.
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But in doing so, we lose sight of the big picture.
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Instead, Ball Legs stays directly out of Petra’s line of sight.
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Massive jams in Beijing — a common sight in the busy city.
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Washington (CNN)Televised Senate confirmation hearings are a sight to behold.
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Siege, starvation and the reported execution of civilians in plain sight.
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She’s lost her hands, her sight, and her feet to leprosy.
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You know the saying, out of sight is out of mind?
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«It’s a visual world, so drones need sight,» the CEO said.
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It was a glorious sight, and one I will never forget.
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She’s thirty, flirty and thriving–without a gray hair in sight.
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Without sight to intercept and organize the world as space, the
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Found a lovely pond/lake not a fucking duck in sight.
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On one hand, we couldn’t help but flinch at the sight.
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Sight Unseen by Geoffrey Young is published by Giant Squid (2018).
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An odd sight for sure, but no one seemed to notice.
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He, tall and bearded, is also a sight for sore eyes.
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I work with images that totally shock me at first sight.
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A decade ago, the green movement lost sight of its purpose.
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«I was both nervous and amazed at the sight,» she wrote.
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But there was never a member of the paparazzi in sight.
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Kill everyone in sight, leveling yourself up rapidly in the process?
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It’s not just that President Trump serially lies in plain sight.
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We are still protesting this shit, with no end in sight.
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» Kamala Harris said the President had «committed crimes in plain sight.
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And it was just, for me, love at first sight, yes.
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We ought not to be allowed to hide it from sight.
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The boy’s mother was criticized for losing sight of her son.
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But what of these chronic conditions with no end in sight?
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There were multiple newsboy caps, though not a newsboy in sight.
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With victory in sight, he is playing down his authoritarian impulses.
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» The designer echoed her husband’s statement: «Completely love at first sight.
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The president added that people shouldn’t lose sight of the tragedy.
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Regardless, Bass does not think a deal is anywhere in sight.
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Walking along the busy Chinese highways, Roomba was a strange sight.
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Base stations will have to be within sight of one another.
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As Taylor lay on the ground, she saw a horrifying sight.
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The fact that there’s no end in sight compounds her anxiety.
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Eugenie said it was «love at first sight» — and Jack agreed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Get out of my sight!
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It was a simple sight that was sprawling in its implications.
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It’s hiding in plain sight, right there in the ad copy.
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Instead, emissions are still climbing, and there’s no end in sight.
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Is there a more depressing sight at 1.30 in the morning?
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Billions of euros have been spent with no end in sight.
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I unfortunately don’t see an end in sight any time soon.
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» The designer echoed her hubby’s statement: «Completely love at first sight.
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Not terribly difficult to keep him in sight through the crowd.
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They have rather to have sight of visual markers as well.
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Though the row hurts both sides, no deal seems in sight.
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And they’ll completely lose sight of the rest of the country.
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But Kate couldn’t help but smile at the sight of him.
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This was a daily sight in the immediate aftermath of Katrina.
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Pregnant Married at First Sight star Jamie Otis joins us Live!
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The next day, Thomas finally catches sight of his kidnapped sister.
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The «visual line of sight» aspect still makes that pretty tough.
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This study indicates a promising new option could be within sight.
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With no end in sight, what does it mean to them?
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At the time, Crockett was struggling with little hope in sight.
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When they started running after him, they lost sight of him.
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The footage captured is a soothing and magical sight to behold.
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» The designer echoed her hubby’s statement: «Completely love at first sight.
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The sight of these two little words fills me with joy.
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At first sight, the tax seems to be a no-brainer.
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Same goes for online connectivity—there’s no ethernet port in sight.
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Out of sight would no longer necessarily be out of mind.
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They also lost the parts of the brain associated with sight.
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In other words, there is not one Theon Greyjoy in sight.
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Not a dinged-up mirror or leaky shower head in sight.
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Is the end in sight for Samsung and Apple’s legendary feud?
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The pregnancy finish line is almost in sight for Belle Lucia!
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Buddy remarks on the amazing sight, grabbing images on his smartphone.
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That way, your card is out of sight, out of mind.
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With an exit in distant sight, valuation math begins to change.
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Photographer Matthew Facey also visited the sight to photograph the shark.
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It’s big, and kind of difficult to hide out of sight.
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The mayor of New York City is a peculiar sight here.
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Speaking of Grant’s performance, it is truly a sight to see.
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It’s great for comedy, and Sunny never loses sight of that.
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IT WAS a sight many Indonesians thought they would never see.
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The Meizu Zero looks like any modern phone at first sight.
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That would be interesting, and a sight to see for sure.
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The entire show mirrors this ethical catastrophe hiding in plain sight.
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And in the process, we’ve lost sight of the grim reality.
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This is the threat that is now emerging in plain sight.
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Lifetime recently renewed Married at First Sight for an eighth season.
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Hundreds more remain separated with no clear reunification date in sight.
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Then, in 1994, the Hubble telescope caught sight of another spot.
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First, because it put Apple’s raw marketing strategy in plain sight.
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Then, you look up and are greeted by a terrifying sight.
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She catches sight of William and stares at him at length.
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Waldmeier said the pilots fly by sight along pre-planned routes.
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This is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight.
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Everyone burst into laughter at the sight of the terrified producer.
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They are people, like you and me, hiding in plain sight.
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There is no end in sight to the conflict this year.
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You gasp as my beloved 80-something grandmother shuffles into sight.
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«God forgive us, Jesus, we’ve lost sight of you,» she said.
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If anything, Zuckerberg’s political agenda has been hiding in plain sight.
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I had lost sight that those things are my born right.
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I’ll live with that sight for the rest of my life.
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Do you squint at the sight of your coworker’s beaming highlighter?
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They will find lines of sight that we never saw coming.
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And the end of the whirlwind may be nowhere in sight.
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Marty warns that the signs might be hiding in plain sight.
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As for the screens themselves…they’re really a sight to behold.
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«Remember, the trick is to hide in plain sight,» he said.
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Australians took this as meaning they should download everything in sight.
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People lose sight of the fact that it’s not a negotiation.
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My own hands cramp at the very sight of this thing.
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Worse still, he said there is still no end in sight.
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Melissa McCarthy isn’t done with Sean Spicer by a damn sight.
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Interest on sight deposits at the SNB is unchanged at -0.75%.
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Where I’m not sympathetic is where they lost sight of capitalism.
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This was a bigger deal than it appeared at first sight.
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In short, there is no end in sight to the frustration.
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At first sight, Uber’s retreat appears to fit this damning profile.
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The order was: memorable experience or sight first, totemic photograph second.
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At first, I was really concerned about Night Sight misrepresenting reality.
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Foster + Partner also hid the wires and pipes in plain sight.
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Ciara and Russell Wilson spent Friday night eating everything in sight!!!
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Would it be the unreliable mother who dropped out of sight?
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Daily use of medicated eyedrops preserves sight by reducing the pressure.
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There’s not a power line, road, or building anywhere in sight.
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It couldn’t last, this secret life, this music in plain sight.
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The sight of his body knocked the wind out of me.
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They’re hiding in plain sight: Easter eggs in famous company logos.
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Doctors were able to restore his sight and save the eye.
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He has definitely succeeded, with no other Tesla fans in sight.
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The SNB declined to comment on the rise in sight deposits.
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In fact, $290 a barrel is within sight for Brent crude.
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He assumed that his father, nowhere in sight, was already gone.
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Just the sight of him was out of the norm, upsetting.
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When we saw this painting, it was love at first sight.
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It shows Lawrence smiling — without football or flaring nostrils in sight.
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I know that people don’t believe in love at first sight.
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Here you are, finally inside, and not a friend in sight.
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In fact, $80 a barrel is within sight for Brent crude.
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The Hill: A DACA deadline looms with no deal in sight.
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They had many of the gun parts hidden in plain sight.
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The international system is unraveling with no reassuring replacement in sight.
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But the Bank of Japan’s binge has no end in sight.
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That isn’t stopping some progressives from tarnishing it sight unseen. Why?
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It’s like love at first sight, or touching something on fire.
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Common ravens had always been an uncommon sight in New York.
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On film sets, she never let me out of her sight.
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Although the sight on Wednesday was impressive, all things are relative.
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LG’s Google Assistant-enabled 4K TVs were a sight to behold.
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«Welcome defenders of democracy; you are a beautiful sight!» said Rep.
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People leave their doors unlocked and their valuables in plain sight
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Viewers have called «No End In Sight» (2007) compelling and expansive.
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So does grüner veltliner, except that I lost sight of it.
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The mechanism also blocks odours and keeps waste out of sight.
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She lost her sight to glaucoma when Jason was a toddler.
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They say this is a war with no end in sight.
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«I thought it was the most beautiful sight,» she told me.
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This was lust at first sight and love at first bite.
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The place he lost sight of the day his mother died.
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And many voters don’t see a solution in sight from Washington.
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Jesus is so impressed that he heals the servant, sight unseen.
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Wendy Poth, my aunt, lost her sight when she was 7.
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Rachel doubled over laughing at the sight of her sister’s costume.
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Like Mladic, Karadzic had been hiding in plain sight in Serbia.
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And now, there again appears to be no end in sight.
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And Facebook Live is trying to gobble up everything in sight.
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Usually, a lack of sight means that another sense is enhanced.
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Because things are happening – shocking things, fascinating things – in plain sight.
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Mr. Chairman, this is something we must not lose sight of.
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You have to use the benzodiazepines with an end in sight.
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The sight of Ms. Lyon pumping iron is formidable and startling.
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She got up and walked out of sight, around a corner.
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There were no other cars in sight, and it felt like
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They’re left to believe Cummins could be staying out of sight.
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Things were especially bad after Andrew’s winds scattered everything in sight.
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To many people, the sight of Eiko alone is shocking enough.
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We lost sight of the Jebro and missed three call-ins.
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Ms. O’Farrell claimed later that she deliberately stepped out of sight.
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«I think it’s out of sight, out of mind,» she said.
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«The idea comes at the sight of the object,» he says.
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But as much as he could, he stayed out of sight.
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Swimming pools, Fadugba says, are also a rare sight in Nigeria.
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But I also want to protect, we need a hardened sight.
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In March, Lindsay’s life term suddenly had an end in sight.
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They were matched on the spot, gauging weight by sight only.
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Interesting … Blac Chyna was nowhere in sight … real progress takes time.
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He told the BBC that it was » love at first sight.»
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«For now the loss of sight is not irreversible,» said Navalny.
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Yet its history has thus far remained hidden in plain sight.
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The sight was jarring enough to call for a deep overhaul.
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The sight of the soldiers brought the throng to fever pitch.
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Google’s Pixel is famous for its low-light Night Sight mode.
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It was love at first sight — well, for one of them.
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That’s what it means to lose sight of the big picture.
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That’s the tension of living by faith and not by sight.
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The sight of him in a dress just made people laugh.
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Trenches, slickers, hats and gloves for the first sight of green.
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«In retrospect, I think of it as love at first sight.»
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But on a recent afternoon, there wasn’t a tourist in sight.
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Big army trucks became a common sight on the dusty roads.
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But they were all within line of sight of the pilot.
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Yet the targeted killings drone on with no end in sight.
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Big issues like immigration are languishing with no resolution in sight.
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» There is a «why am I watching this» analingus sight «gag.
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Who the hell screws around with their eyes and eye sight.
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But by nightfall, the end of the storm was in sight.
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Unusually, here there is not a bar of Schubert in sight.
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He even expressed concern at the sight of Kader’s shaking hands.
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«A bottoming-out is in sight for German industry,» Brzeski said.
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On a recent night, they were on every table in sight.
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Cleaning up, she catches sight of herself in the bathroom mirror.
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At first sight, the lab looked a bit like a playground.
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» Training his sight on another child, he threatened, «I’m a sniper.
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So this year’s robust population is a welcome sight for entomologists.
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«A manufacturing revolution is nowhere in sight,» one commentator recently said.
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And there is no end in sight to such crushing success.
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«We believe you are hiding in plain sight,» Superintendent Carter said.
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Actually, he still has the eye, but no sight in it.
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But in building their maze, they’ve lost sight of their characters.
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For 80 minutes, he never let Neymar out of his sight.
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«Rabbits,» another man sneered at the sight of a pregnant woman.
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It has lots of space and fine sight lines for spectators.
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The sight of face masks can be agitating and anxiety-inducing.
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That deadline came and went, though, with no replacement in sight.
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Given his circumstances, a sight-unseen offer was the only option.
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He has a hard time letting them out of his sight.
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In this predicament, exiled from home and hiding in plain sight.
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It was a kind of reverie, without a recipe in sight.
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They contend that an investment in improving sight would pay off.
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Freeman has been a frequent sight in Washington in recent weeks.
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Today, abandoned houses and vacant, overgrown lots are a common sight.
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My dog, Roscoe, yelped with happiness at the sight of him.
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Geese honk in their pens and chickens cluck out of sight.
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Inside, I’m greeted with another familiar — and welcome — sight: free samples!
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Do you see an end in sight for Broadway ticket prices?
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She follows them up but they are already out of sight.
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But in the produce section, there’s nary a tourist in sight.
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Some are even dispensing with face masks, previously a rare sight.
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Michael almost had to look away, the sight seeming too intimate.
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«They said it’s her time, no tears in sight,» he sang.
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Please do not lose sight, as others have, of your promise.
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Throughout this time, Hazmi and Mihdhar were living in plain sight.
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During the decades of losing my sight, I was visually impaired.
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Its shops, a familiar sight across the country, sell home appliances.
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Not all of Kavanaugh’s record remains hidden from sight, of course.
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But six weeks later, there is still no plan in sight.
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With this President, out of sight is never out of mind.
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As such, a complete end to deflation remains out of sight.
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Standing on the observation deck, Keller had an experience beyond sight.
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Train yourself to keep your goals in sight and in reach.
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It was basically love at first sight, to be quite honest.
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And to think that Mr. Gross hid it in plain sight.
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That’s what made the sight at the 13th hole doubly surreal.
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«It’s one enormous jam with no end in sight,» he said.
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«No one should lose sight that they have a huge checkbook.»
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He told Daily Mail that it was «love at first sight.»
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But don’t lose sight of the forest for the trees here.
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For Modern Love and me, it was binge at first sight.
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Guy Fieri’s trash can nachos are a disturbing sight to behold.
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«I don’t recommend renting an apartment sight unseen,» Mr. Pullman said.
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It is not yet known whether she will regain her sight.
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The Eatsa chain of restaurants has no human workers in sight.
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In Roswell, some of humanity’s foundational yearnings hide in plain sight.
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This was a gold mine sitting in plain sight, Byrski said.
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There were no advisers from the American-led coalition in sight.
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The GOP faces considerable exposure and there’s no oasis in sight.
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Otis and Jean’s therapy face-off, though, is quite a sight.
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«I don’t believe in love at first sight,» Mr. Rust said.
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They typically live solitary lives, so it was a rare sight.
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«Terrence claims it was love at first sight,» Mr. Kirdahy said.
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And by and large, they try to stay out of sight.
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The Ghostbusters maze nails the finale, in sight, sound, and smell.
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It was such a familiar sight that it was almost soothing.
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But that 1962 parade — boy, it was a sight to behold.
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It promises to be a sight that will continue to astonish.
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Linghan’s sight is expected to be restored in about a month.
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This is how Trump conducts his presidency, often in plain sight.
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The Starship prototype makes for an impressive sight on the ground.
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We caught sight of a placard with Petry’s face, beaming angelically.
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When they lose sight of the line between protest and catcalls.
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For now, the crisis appears to have no end in sight.
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I doubt, in short, that there’s relief for him in sight.
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More on In Sight: Thousands entered the iPhone Photography Awards contest.
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«A quick and sustainable improvement is not in sight,» VDMA said.
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Sotheby’s broadcast the proceedings online, and it was a melancholy sight.
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While US growth has slowed, there is no crisis in sight.
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«It was pretty close to love at first sight,» she said.
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«The sight would have brought you to your knees,» he said.
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«A predator that has been hiding in plain sight,» Carr said.
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And yet the situation is more complex than at first sight.
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This sight of plants growing out of jeans is delightfully odd.
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People start noticing a difference in their sight within a month.
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Ignore the abandoned scooter, a common sight in LA these days.
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Or was I simply attempting to thrust myself into meaningful sight?
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There is not end in sight for these declines, it added.
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But despite this inspiration, there isn’t a flower anywhere in sight.
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That was a rare sight for the researchers, Ms. Pinnow said.
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That milestone was reached on Friday, with no deal in sight.
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The sight of Stanton in pinstripes will delight and nauseate many.
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With Dwight Howard gone, he’s the only All-Star in sight.
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Trey started destroying everything in sight, hurling objects in the air.
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KUTUPALONG, Bangladesh — Rahima’s father never wanted her out of his sight.
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That one’s great, and then «Out of Sight,» another Elmore Leonard.
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Silver linings have not been entirely out of sight for Republicans.
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An overenthusiastic letter writer can lose sight of this melancholy truth.
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Then he drove down a road that arced out of sight.
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Fans there also enjoyed the unusual sight of Germany being relegated.
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About two minutes after release, the balloon was out of sight.
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«The ability to restore sight is the ultimate reward,» she said.
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Gavrilchuck recognized one of them, which she called «Tracks,» by sight.
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Trump’s misogyny has been in plain sight for a long time.
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Most concerning, though: There’s no end for these trends in sight.
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Bottom line — lots of beef with no real hope in sight.
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They prefer to «hide in plain sight,» as O’Murchu puts it.
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But this time, there were no trademark red caps in sight.
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In Florida, people walking alongside busy roads are a common sight.
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Is there a more frustrating sight than a badly cut pizza?
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Roy’s family burst into tears at first sight of the image.
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Beckham recently told the BBC it was love at first sight.
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Can’t blame ’em … this thing is quite a sight to behold.
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Does the sight fill you with nostalgia for your own youth?
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The sight of a heavily militarized police force on the Great Plains—while water protectors aim for «small-is-beautiful» with mobile media vans and drones and smartphones—well, it’s a sight not lost on anyone.
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When Alexios misbehaves in the game world — be that by murdering in public, stealing in plain sight, or even talking to the wrong people, these powered-up NPCs put you on their fight-on-sight list.
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Instead, the displaced millions had fled the coasts to Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, because in those cities it was possible still to live within sight of the water and without sight of the country’s dying rural expanse.
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VIRTUALLY EVERY VARIABLE, WHETHER IT’S LINE OF SIGHT VERSUS NONLINE OF SIGHT, HOW IT ACTS IN VEGETATION, HOW IT PENETRATES BUILDINGS, THE DISTANCE THAT YOU CAN TRANSMIT WITH MILLIMETER WAVE, ARE ALL BETTER THAN WE HAD PLANNED.
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In 1956, James Baldwin reminded us why we have laws: «It is easy to proclaim all souls equal in the sight of God; it is hard to make men equal on earth in the sight of men.»
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Salem’s sight gag is powerful because it is far from a joke.
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Arguably, Mr Trump has been attempting to obstruct justice in plain sight.
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Hanging in the middle of the exhibit, it’s an awe-inspiring sight.
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They are philanthropists — and there’s not a old white man in sight.
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Fans were warmed by the sight of the father and daughter reconnecting.
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Of course it’s important not to lose sight of the end here.
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The shutdown enters its 27th day with no clear end in sight.
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In response, many governments have adopted shoot-on-sight policies for poachers.
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Still, Olympic Girls keeps sight of the her hallucinatory approach to songwriting.
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At first sight, the art of the cinema seems simple, even stupid.
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What happens inside of them is inherently out of sight and reach.
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Taylor told the BBC that the sight of them was hair-raising.
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RIVERA: And yet, they lost sight of what the letter was about.
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Empty homes with metal locks on front doors are a common sight.
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There is no sea buckthorn in sight; it’s all sweet, tropical creaminess.
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It’s a hell of a sight to see the dam from underneath.
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Even draped in a pale-yellow sundress, it is an unnerving sight.
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These tricks guarantee line of sight is always maintained, despite the surroundings.
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It’s definitely not love at first sight but it sure is something.
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Don’t worry, the deals are still flowing — just not in plain sight.
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Your filmography’s full of great visual humor, sight gags, things like that.
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Anger is easily triggered by a sight, a smell or a thought.
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But we’re antsy to continue our sight seeing, so we head out.
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I think we lose sight of a couple things in this process.
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But what if it’s been hiding in plain sight this entire time?
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This sort of sight-unseen outrage is unfortunately how we operate now.
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The orbiter even caught sight of other robots exploring the world below.
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Animal activists in Vadodara, India, came across a surprising sight on Tuesday.
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I’m a damn sight nearer the end than I am the beginning.
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I’m at the top of my game, with no end in sight.
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Robbie appeared to be smitten with her new husband from first sight.
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The SNB declined to comment on Monday on the sight deposit increase.
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Games like Star Fox simply aren’t a common sight in today’s marketplace.
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Nary a loot box in sight (except for all the buried treasure).
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But now the end of their water war may be in sight.
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It’s not love at first sight exactly, but there’s definitely a connection.
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With No End In Sight FINAL 3mins from SUPERCHIEF TV on Vimeo.
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It’s currently available in select stores with upcoming nationwide expansion in sight.
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Each has mathematical pros and cons, and no convergence seems in sight.
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The most prolific botched video-dating platform is hidden in plain sight.
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Tourists witnessing the majestic sight might believe they are seeing something rare.
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«Authenticity is such a value that people lose sight of,» Welch said.
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I might have also possessed a vague, sight-based understanding of whiteness.
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It’s easy for people to lose sight of telling our own stories.
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If victory seemed in sight, why did the government resort to violence?
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For Holt, this rapid exchange establishes light as the concretization of sight.
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Overwhelmingly, these focus on only two of our senses: sight and hearing.
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They were filthy and raucous and there were no books in sight.
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Women who rap are an even rarer sight at the chart’s summit.
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There are trailers showing Darth Vader, but not a lightsaber in sight.
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At the old-looking playground there was not a child in sight.
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But when it comes to Milan, well, there’s no sweatpants in sight.
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The contest is not as simple as it looks at first sight.
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In Florida, alligators may be a common sight, but attacks are rare.
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«There’s no positive catalyst in sight,» Tepper said during the same segment.
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But Egypt and its neighbors are losing sight of the big picture.
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When we met, we just sort of knew on the first sight.
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Take Syria’s civil war, six years old with no end in sight.
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«It was love at first sight,» Zhenya, who identifies as pansexual, said.
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We can’t allow one to let us lose sight of the other.
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Night Sight takes the place of Panorama as the left-most mode.
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Stick to the objective, don’t stop moving and stay out of sight.
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The gunman was carrying a handgun with a laser sight, Probst said.
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But once those men were out of sight, reality revealed itself again.
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You can harden the sight to a level nobody could get in.
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No matter where technology takes us, let’s not lose sight of that.
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Trump remained out of sight and silent, save for a few retweets.
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But online, people were enjoying a different majestic sight — Justin Bieber’s butt.
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Still, it’s important not to lose sight of what Scorsese actually said.
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Danger wasn’t hiding in the bushes — it was out in plain sight.
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What if you have bad … Right now it’s by sight, of course.
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Domestic workers are particularly at risk, since they work out of sight.
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It doesn’t seem like the end is in sight with that challenge.
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Sometimes you chase results, and you lose sight of the bigger picture.
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«The sight was an absolute feast for my eyes,» Vijayan told SWNS.
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The minute they were out of sight we fled through the kitchen.
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Unfortunately, the mountain cobra is not an uncommon sight in this region.
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Image: APFor those trying to help, the sight must be truly horrific.
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Sight on monitor with the teletext and betting offer of baseball matchups.
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Cars and subways are an everyday sight at this point in time.
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Most people wouldn’t give thousands of dollars to a stranger, sight unseen.
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It was love at first sight and the couple married in 343.
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When he met her, he said it was love at first sight.
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The sight of Anthony in street clothes was concerning for the Knicks.
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In 2009, Cassini caught sight of those waves from a different angle.
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FAIRFIELD Backyard Birding, program on identifying birds by sight and sound. Feb.
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FAIRFIELD Backyard Birding, program on indentifying birds by sight and sound. Feb.
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Spam with no end in sight would worry the will of anyone.
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Our skin is an organ, and we can’t lose sight of that.
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It appears George Clooney’s acting career might eventually go out of sight.
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At first sight they are an obvious target for revenue-hungry politicians.
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SNB announces latest sight deposits at 0800 GMT (Reporting by Zurich newsroom)
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Otis and Hehner wed on Married at First Sight back in 2014.
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It’s certainly a sight to behold, but the stakes are much higher.
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Despite recent volatility, the country’s political crisis has an end in sight.
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The killer moved in plain sight on the foggy morning of Sept.
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They’re a common sight in the dry seasons of winter and summer.
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We saw the real Trump, and it was a most unpleasant sight.
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Trucks loaded with crude are an increasingly common sight at the border.
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Spoiler alert: It’s a sight to behold for anyone who loves nature.
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«It was never really love at first sight,» Barrymore previously told InStyle.
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There is no silver lining in sight for Molly and Dro, though.
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A lot of what we’re dealing with is hiding in plain sight.
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Now he stands with power in sight, facing a humiliated Conservative government.
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There’s no end in sight for Kesha and Dr. Luke’s bitter lawsuit.
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Thousands are dumped out of sight in Nauru or Papua New Guinea.
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It’s all pretty morose, the sight of Kevin sinking lower and lower.
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Other animals cower in fear at the sight of these virulent vacuums.
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They loathe the sight of a random man masturbating on the subway.
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So to see it hugely blown up now, it’s quite a sight.
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n. 1. an instance of visual perception 2. anything that is seen 3. the ability to see; the visual faculty 4. a optical instrument for aiding the eye in aiming, as on a firearm or surveying instrument 5. a range of mental vision 6. the range of vision 7. the act of looking or seeing or observing 8. (often followed by `of’) a large number or amount or extent. v. catch sight of; to perceive with the eyes. 
The small group of onlookers presented a pathetic sight.
