The Big Blink

He left in the blink of an eye.

It happened in the blink of an eye.

Newscasters blink once every second.

In the ongoing showdown over currencies, who will blink first?

Man Now blink right to go right.

The police usually blink at cars parked here.

CE All of this has happened in the blink of an eye.

The firefighters put out the fire in the blink of an eye.

Keep blinking. Every time you blink it will switch. Alright?

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In the blink of an eye he left my mother, alone and with two girls to take care of.

Now what does a pre frontal cortex do for you that should justify the entire architectural overhaul of the human skull in the blink of evolutionary time?

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It is only a decade since trading speeds fell below one second they are now as fast as the blink of an eye.

And you can see here that what it's doing is it's recording my eyes every time I blink.

As long as there are banks that are too big to fail, government will most likely blink again.

China has pledged to match the US shot for shot, and the world's second largest economy is unlikely to blink anytime soon.

I think I was supposed to talk about my new book, which is called Blink, and it's about snap judgments and first impressions.

He's got the overstuffed leather satchel and the rectangular file case and a laptop bag and the tweed jacket with the leather patches, and (Laughter) he looks at them, and then in a blink of an eye, he kneels down in front of them, and he starts to say,

I felt it myself, too, that suddenly the atmosphere changed and for 27 28 minutes the leaders could not blink....They had their eyes and ears open for the message from the Islamic Republic, he told Ayatollah Javadi Amoli.

It was off and running before I could even blink my eyes, but even if I could have slowed down those girls, I wouldn't have, because one thing that I have learned from over a decade of working with girls is that they already know what they need.

A family in a building in Havana.

In for a penny, in for a pound.

There was a fire in a part of a cellar on Monday night in a house in Tempelhof.

A girl in a procession in San Ignacio, Paraguay.

A caravan classroom in a camp in Azraq, Jordan.

A houseboat in a river in Nam Dinh province.

A cyclist has died in a collision involving a car in London.

A beautiful man, a friend, killed in a terrorist attack in BurkinaFaso.

You can do a show in a schoolroom, in an airport, in a department store window.

A bowl of white rice in a restaurant in Singapore.

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.

In a house.

In a nutshell.

Fire in a cellar in Tempelhof

girls in a sit in protest

In a spacious villa in a corner of Dubai, Reem Abdullah Rashid plays contentedly in a small tent.

Then in September, a cafe in Zagreb served as a pilot for a Free Reading Zone in Croatia.

A once in a lifetime experience.

A wagon in a Saigon road.

I'm a student in a university.

A Quran above a cross, in a circle.

A hospital and a library were opened in 1922 and a museum in 1928.

Instead of investing in a car, we invest in a community.