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facial

[fey-shuhl] / ˈfeɪ ʃəl /




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Along with the facial injuries came a toothless grin -- something he explained was not caused by Thursday's tumble.

From Barron's

She knew how to vamp like no other, using facial expressions and body language like building blocks to create everyone’s favorite characters.

From Salon

The body cameras could also stand to enhance DHS’s ability to build out its facial recognition database, which the administration maintains can accurately identify an individual and their immigration status.

From Salon

The original facial features will now be restored, the office of the Diocese of Rome said on Wednesday, following a strongly worded statement from Rome's Cardinal Baldassare Reina.

From BBC

We’ve spent years willingly trading privacy for convenience—sharing our locations with friends, using facial recognition to unlock phones, letting AI filters map our faces, and even allowing algorithms to track our sleep.

From The Wall Street Journal