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We can stare into each other's screens, or just our own.
The exhibition's accompanying book is endlessly browsable, full of subjects whose lives we can stare at but about whose thoughts we can only speculate.
Hurry up, hurry up; there is only so much red carpet we can stare at, only so much Fearne we can stomach (mad and 'mazing though she is).
I don't think we'll replace them until we get in-eye contact lenses that do the same thing; so we can stare at people while we're ignoring them.
The truth is, we can stare as long as we want at that Raphael Madonna; or at Antonello da Messina's "St.
It is this: On one hopefully distant day please bring Hubble home safely to Earth and install it at a deserving venue such as the Smithsonian or the Air and Space Museum where we can stare in awe at this amazing piece of technology.
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An Edwards campaign television advertisement called "30 Years" featured Mrs. Edwards speaking into the camera about her husband's strength: "It's unbelievably important that in our president we have someone who can stare the worst in the face, and not blink".
We should organise a Shoreditch Graffiti Tour Tour where people can stare at depressed families and European schoolkids getting damp by a miserable mural.
We prefer leaders who feel our pain, or born-again frat boys who claim that they can stare into the empty eyes of an ex-K.G.B. agent and see inside his soul.
You can stare at the ceiling — Is it stone?
He can stare into space and call it research.
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