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Work on your glare.
If you're a true alpha, your glare will keep in your place of the alpha.
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SIR - Although I very much appreciated your leader on the demise of the intellectual, which focused on Alexander Solzhenitsyn, I am concerned about your glaring blind spots.
In general, a small dot, especially in a subtle color like blue, black or even green, can easily organize keys without too much effort or in-your-face glare.
Your peripheral vision will also allow you to see any incoming clowns or others who are trying to be funny by messing with your instrument (glare at them, and if that doesn't work, get rid of them as discreetly as possible).
What makes it even worse is that after you've spent all that time hiding it, halfway throughout the day your concealer wears off, and there's your pimple, glaring red for everyone to see.
You did nothing wrong, and there's a good chance McDreamy didn't even notice your friends' glaring — or care much, if he did.
Play well, and the audience sings along, cheers and holds adoring signs aloft; play badly and your drummer glares at you accusingly and the audience boos.
Advocates of reducing light pollution focus on increased skyglow (an increased brightness of the night sky) and light trespass (when unwanted light intrudes onto other properties, such as your lights glaring into a neighbor's yard).
With a look that falls under the category "if looks can kill," you can leave your opponent glaring and pay no heed or you can stare her straight on in return.
If moviemaking were like tinkering with a chemistry set, blending together script, direction, performance and design in a celluloid test-tube, these would be the compounds that begin to degrade before your eyes, producing foul, noxious fumes, burning your retinas with their glare and dissolving your work bench.
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