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Indeed, by objective comparison of scope and scale, movie casting couch mogul Harvey Weinstein might be just a handsy gawker at a nudist colony.

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NBC Chicago reported that the hole, which for weeks had attracted amused gawkers to a quiet residential area of the Roscoe Village neighborhood, had been filled in with “what appeared to be plaster or concrete.”

Mercer is also acutely aware of how “parachute people” can overwhelm survivors in the aftermath of a disaster, recalling her own memory of Paradise suddenly feeling like “an aquarium” with gawkers on all sides.

Decades after the Amityville crimes, gawkers still drive by and take photos, to the consternation of the current owners.

Waco attracted thousands of gawkers, who attracted vendors hawking T-shirts and such.

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