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It first appeared on a gossip site called "Gawkers," and folks have been gawking at it ever since.
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Gawkers gathered in Chelsea to view the mystery objects, and without a clear explanation most onlookers were left stumped.
New York UFO Mystery: Solved? The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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My letter to the editor (Concerning Lookers and Gawkers: Back off Fellas - November 3, 2009) was written to catalyze a dialogue on the issue of unwanted male attention.
The gawker issue: Clearly, this type of behavior affects us all 2009
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My letter to the editor (Concerning Lookers and Gawkers: Back off Fellas - November 3, 2009) was written to catalyze a dialogue on the issue of unwanted male attention.
The gawker issue: Clearly, this type of behavior affects us all 2009
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Gawkers gathered in Chelsea to view the mystery objects, and without a clear explanation most onlookers were left stumped.
New York UFO Mystery: Solved? Jonah Green 2010
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Gawkers gathered on the sidewalks, watching the freaks escape to the safety and privacy of nearby hotels.
Ellen Bryson's "The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno," about P.T. Barnum Samantha Hunt 2010
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Gawkers and passersby will have ample opportunity to cheer on or watch in wonderment as each competitor creatively and, towards the finale, desperately attempts to stave off sleep.
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In his article, Shapira interviews some lawyers who propose a system in which the Gawkers of the world would have to pay the Washington Posts of the world based on the amount of traffic that the original material generated.
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As for the traffic/profits-sharing concept, the likely result would simply be to make the Gawkers of the world as unprofitable as the Washington Posts.
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Gawkers and cameramen lined Lexington Avenue, which was clogged with town cars, while security guards admitted guests to the Lexington Avenue Armory, a sign that the designer intended to start on time-at 9 p.m. (who could forget the show a year ago, when attendees appearing at the appointed hour were told to "get a drink and come back?").
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