We look to be absolved, forgiven, immediately, the way we look to God.
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Conservatives say look to the original meaning; liberals say look to the modern definition.
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It's true, sales look to be going down, and prices look to be going up.
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Conservatives look to conserve, to be prudent and look to the needs of the country.
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And don't just look to companies like ITC—look to companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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"Look to your left and look to your right," the anatomy instructor might have said one morning.
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"We used to look to Poland as an example; now they look to us," observes a Belarusian ecologist wryly.
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As we look to the benchmark to play this pause in equities, we look to two approaches to capitalize.
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And we look to our presidents to do more than just sign bills — we look to them for moral leadership.
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Don't look to government to offer a warm hand; look to it to confront your enemies with a hard fist.
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So again, look to Russia, look to China, they are the ones who can determine how long Maduro stays in power.
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Never Trumpers should look to history The Never Trump movement should look to history to guide its rhetoric and voting behavior.
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Don't simply look to entertainment for distraction; look to it as a tool to help better understand our world and our culture.
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Avianca will also look to cut routes that are not "strategically important," and will not look to significantly increase capacity this year.
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If we no longer can look to a president to lead in moments of crisis, who can -- and will -- we look to?
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"Look to the left, look to the right and look in front of you and tell me if things haven't changed," he said.
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"We are going to look to our counterparts to continue to trade, but to look to have more balanced trade," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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The rhesus monkeys and sika deer look to humans for shelter and food, while humans look to them for spiritual and cultural sustenance.
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However, if your workplace doesn't have nap rooms just yet, look to other ways you can boost your focus — specifically, look to the break room.
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It is easy to look to him, to look to the moment of my conception, and hope for an answer that makes sense of myself.
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As Iowa and the Democratic National Committee look to new ways to increase participation, they should look to West Virginia and Estonia for some important lessons.
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I understand your teammates look to you, the coaches look to you, and this is what you work for, to be in that kind of position.
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During uncertain times like these, we don't just need to look to scientists, governments, and industry for leadership, we also need to look to each other.
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We will look to see whether or not we see buying after the European close, and we will look to see which sectors are being bought.
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What people need to be doing is not just looking at what's happening in Austin, but look to their own film circles, look to their own websites.
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Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis This segment originally aired March.
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The reason we look to Prince (OK, one reason we look to Prince) and his contemporaries in the spectacular is for their unselfconsciousness in deviating from the expected.
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In a draft document laying out the plans, China's cabinet said it would look to standardize pre-education, bolster "lagging" teaching standards and look to curb excessive profit-seeking.
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In a draft document laying out the plans, China's cabinet said it would look to standardise pre-education, bolster "lagging" teaching standards and look to curb excessive profit-seeking.
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" She added, "I will always look to improve my processes with my new chief of staff, with her experience, we will look to see how we can be improve.
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The visiting Mets will look to halt their downward slide on Wednesday as they look to salvage the finale of their three-game series versus the first-place Washington Nationals.
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Over the coming weeks, while we test, some might not see favicons while some might see them in different placements as we look to bring a modern look to desktop….
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Over the coming weeks, while we test, some might not see favicons while some might see them in different placements as we look to bring a modern look to desktop.
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"As you look to long term stabilization you should actually look to partners and allies in the region that are going to be able to do many of those things."
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"You look to your left and you look to your right, and you say, 'well you know, we don't have heavy timber in the party – except for Joe Biden," said Anzalone.
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"I think we have to recognise that radicalizers look to generate a profile, look to prey on the vulnerable, and we need to be thoughtful about how we report their activity."
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"It always seems like people look to us comedians for some relief, or in these days it feels like they look to us to make sense of all this," Wilmore said.
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"I will always look to improve my processes with my new chief of staff, with her experience, we will look to see how we can improve," Gillibrand told reporters on Monday.
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The reconfigured Thunder look to get back to the .
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" He continued: "And should I look to my conscience?
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The Tampa Bay Rays look to move over the .
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"Increasingly, we are also seeing more cross-border activity and going forward, this trend should continue as large local companies look to expand regionally and regional champions look to go global," he said.
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The women are already down to the final, in which Elaine Thompson of Jamaica, who won the 100, will look to double, and Dafne Schippers of the Netherlands will look to stop her.
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That doesn't look to be true of the black unit.
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Labour, by contrast, look to have done better than expected.
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Look to see how Johnson's upbeat demeanor translates on stage.
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"All brands look to engage the consumer better," she said.
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How valuable do those stuffed animals look to you now?
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Normally, we look to the sleuths of Reddit for theories.
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Enterprise customers now look to CDNs to manage web security.
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In North Carolina and Ohio, Sanders can look to communities
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That's why I look to you guys in this room.
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She feels lucky to have Tina Brown's to look to.
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But the worker's village has a rusting look to it.
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Users also look to us to provide accurate, trusted information.
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Or, for further evidence, we can look to black men.
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And we look to speaking with you more tomorrow evening.
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GRENELL: Look, to be honest, it is an easy sell.
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Ahead, the beauty renegades we look to for fresh perspectives.
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When we look to the buy side, sentiment is horrific.
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For those that can't, perhaps they'll look to shop elsewhere.
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Then I look to my left and saw my note.
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So -- yes -- I will look to work with the Congress.
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Who else can we really look to that's saying that?
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The higher you fly, the smaller you look to others.
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He was unshaven and had a tired look to him.
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Softbank will look to fill the other two open seats.
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What do you think of Megyn's look to meet Putin?
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Because I had no one to look to at all.
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Sure, VR may look to some folks like a fad.
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To which I say, look to the humble lab rat.
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Millennials should look to build up and update their resumes.
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Now, then, is the time we look to one another.
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But they also look to the top of the ticket.
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There are a couple of solutions Capcom could look to.
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Millions of people still look to Facebook for their news.
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Italy's banks probably can't look to the European Union, either.
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And if that doesn't work, look to J.Lo for inspiration.
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The bank may then look to get more institutions involved.
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Look to architecture to see a representation of the problem.
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"We also look to our customers for inspiration," Zuckerman explains.
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And we look to see what will happen on Saturday.
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Just look to those celebrity crushes of yours for proof.
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Katy Perry has the Halloween look to beat this year.
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Someone might even look to your films as a compass.
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This, ideally, is when teenagers look to adults for help.
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Instead, look to what went quietly live today on WhiteHouse.
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Who in the industry do you look to for advice?
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Oil traders look to be coming to the same conclusion.
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I can't look to somebody else to make me happy.
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LOOK, TO JOE'S POINT, THERE WAS A SHIFT IN SENTIMENT.
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That's a model that the USPS could look to replicate.
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"If it's terrible, look to the guy who is experienced!"
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I think it's more fruitful to look to the future.
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And one way is to just look to the 401k.
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If you look to science, the answers are still unclear.
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We must accept this result and look to the future.
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And she's got a sexy kind of look to her.
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Patients, not surprisingly, also look to physicians for clear benefits.
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Adleman will look to record his first victory since Aug.
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Look to experience data to continue optimizing your web presence.
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Yet, companies look to these metrics to strategize their content.
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In terms of distribution, NewTV will look to telco partnerships.
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I found her Las Vegas look to be very confusing.
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We do not look to authoritarian fashion titles for guidance.
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But both should also look to their country's booze boomlet.
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This year, he'll look to bring the two into balance.
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Worse still, there seems to be nowhere to look to.
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But after a horrific tragedy, many look to the divine.
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I've a simple thought for Democrats: Look to the West.
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So that's all we'll talk about and look to do.
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For even more inspiration, however, we can look to Instagram.
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When she is hurt, does she look to hurt back?
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In "Monsters at Work," Disney will look to the future.
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We should accordingly not look to them to improve speech.
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Traders will look to whether the company will cut guidance.
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The Texas Rangers look to avoid dropping seven games below .
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For musical insight, one must look to his other writings.
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The new proposal does not look to repeal the rule.
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They look to the future with trepidation, despair and anger.
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Carson must look to South Carolina as his political Alamo.
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The elections look to be a victory for the military.
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Inside, the decor had a modern, minimalist look to it.
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Investors shouldn't look to Kingdom Holding's website for any clues.
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New entrants like OpenGov look to drive even more value.
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Republicans will look to keep the spotlight on Clinton's emails.
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For that, Europeans typically have to look to the courts.
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"Their futures are intertwined, as we look to the future."
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Leader McConnell should continue to look to conservatives like Sens.
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CRUZ: He's told us to look to the CNN poll.
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And he can look to Frank Sinatra as a template.
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Large buyers will look to replace Colombia with other origins.
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We all look to Speed as sort of a Bible.
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You can also look to the Ukrainian feminist group, FEMEN.
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They look to the prosecutor to be the fair one.
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Wayne doesn't even need to look to see what's happened.
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You could also look to your town's rules for help.
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"That's a competitive issue we look to avoid," he said.
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We must look to be more precise with our actions.
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Others, like Ms. Yura, look to change jobs or move.
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Investors seeking safety from the volatility should look to gold.
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That's why it's important to look to Poland for lessons.
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We can look to the newspaper industry as an example.
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For protein and substance, look to beans and other legumes.
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So we don't look to the chairman of the board.
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Several designs have appeared online that look to create gardens.
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Look to the framers of the Constitution for an answer.
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The league said it will look to reschedule the matches.
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"She just had this lost look to her," Reynoso said.
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Spellers look to their parents as role models and coaches.
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It is something we will look to address and rectify.
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They had family members on the scene to look to.
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Look to 92.5, 93 for support in the near term.
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"Prints can really bring a look to life," she says.
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Investors will look to see if Europe's banks kept pace.
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"And hopefully we can look to those people as inspiration."
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The Redskins may look to make a signing as well.
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Again, look to his World War II childhood in Europe.
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NBCUniversal said it would methodically look to expand Peacock internationally.
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Or, the voting public could look to Biblical dating standards.
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She advised investors to look to a safe haven — gold.
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But when you look to see what actually takes place.
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If anything we would look to get tougher on Russia.
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And so we will look to do more like that.
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Voters look to their government for security and economic progress.
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Walgreens and Walmart could look to duplicate the CVS feat.
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Americans could also look to expand the farming of seafood.
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But then, you should not look to others for validation.
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To counter that, pharmaceutical companies could look to make acquisitions.
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They look to him like "young horses," wild and free.
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If that's what you're looking for, look to the edges.
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I hope they would look to love and our creator.
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But for now, these look to be their best opportunities.
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When you want to look for who, look to me.
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You can look to data nerds like Nate Silver to give you statistical information about such matters, or you can look to NYC's dog database and see how popular certain dog names were vs.
|
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It is a lesson that Republicans have absorbed this year, as they look to prove they are a big tent party and look to dispel the notion it's the party of old white men.
|
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Husbands behave poorly; people look to wives for explanations of why.
|
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But for Bourgeois and her formidable voice, look to her art.
|
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He didn't look to Amazon, but to a site called Bodybuilding.com.
|
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It has a broken ladderlike look to it, hence its name.
|
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Step one: Look to the 'gram, her direct conduit for communication.
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Kulture Kiari is already Daddy's girl — just look to her name!
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We look to a government that would be kind and caring.
|
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Sonos "will look to lock down a date in 2019," huh?
|
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I still look to it, occasionally, for fun and interesting things.
|
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Look to the Hanzo or the Widowmaker huddling behind him instead.
|
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Would SoftBank eventually look to acquire full ownership of the company?
|
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Look to the White House and the GOP for the answer.
|
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Look, to be totally candid, it hasn't been easy. Mm-hmm.
|
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Who look to us to dream of what they can be.
|
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Take a look to see what was on the menu, ahead.
|
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We won't be able to look to this administration for help.
|
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Head outside after sunset this evening and look to the east.
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Look to the right of this screen......#Meteor #Citycam #PHX pic.twitter.
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Consumer banks, too, look to integrate social media into their strategies.
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Any problem comes, I look to God and He helps me.
|
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Are there films you look to as inspiration for those elements?
|
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A lot of black people look to non-blacks for validation.
|
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Go deeper: U.S. firms look to India as next media battleground
|
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But don't look to Ecobee to confirm any of this now.
|
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I'd look to Twitter to see who was talking about it.
|
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People look to goals and chances, I have a different perspective.
|
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Will you look to lessen this gap and, if so, how?
|
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New apartment buildings often look to activists like precisely the problem.
|
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Sometimes one must look to the past to define the future.
|
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"We'll look to recoup the loss we have suffered," he said.
|
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We often look to our parents to model the ideal relationship.
|
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That's when we look to the red carpet and the catwalk.
|
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They look to him to overcome corruption, crime and economic disappointment.
|
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Meanwhile, as a practical matter, investors can only look to ECB.
|
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For some insight, look to those who have achieved something substantial.
|
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You know that it had a really terrible look to it.
|
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Democratic candidates look to have a significant edge in small donations.
|
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Meanwhile, ever more Russians look to the internet for their news.
|
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But they do not look to them to redefine their fortunes.
|
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Moretz entrusted her new look to celebrity hair colorist Lorri Goddard.
|
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Often, options traders who are bullish will look to call options.
|
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One place we can look to guidance on this is film.
|
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The big, loud, standout speakers also look to be back again.
|
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Give it a look to see what you're in store for.
|
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The Bose Home Speaker 500 has quite a look to it.
|
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It has hinted it may look to regulate bitcoin exchanges too.
|
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"It's one of the other brands I look to," Arasteh says.
|
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They just look to the future and make the same mistakes.
|
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But the Russians will undoubtedly look to replace their expelled spooks.
|
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Otherwise, she may have to look to the opposition for support.
|
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Look to Jesus to know, to believe, and to be filled.
|
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As Chinese investors look to diversify their holdings, Manulife could benefit.
|
|
If anything we would probably look to get tougher on Russia.
|
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We will learn from it and look to get Game 27.
|
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And they look to the Armed Forces to spring into action.
|
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If you want to understand the future, look to the past.
|
|
Bhatia said he would look to increase exposure if prices cooled.
|
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"They can look to California to lead the way," he said.
|
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Where did you look to for inspiration for the car's design?
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"We really look to diversity in our influencer network," she says.
|
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International businesses look to new and better horizons from British bases.
|
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Technicians often look to such patterns as catalysts to buy stock.
|
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The TV itself also has a great finished look to it.
|
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Arkansas will look to bounce back at Ole Miss on Saturday.
|
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These are the kind of people you want to look to.
|
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Instead, look to select U.S. companies with significant sales in China.
|
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We're not sure, exactly, how to describe this look to you.
|
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So far, the Rays look to be in pretty good hands.
|
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You first look to consumer spending – 70% of our GDP, right?
|
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They look to Europe for talented staff to help them grow.
|
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Today, pixel artists still look to these worlds for aesthetic inspiration.
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When people are hurting, they look to the government to help.
|
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What we'll look to do is make the next major leap.
|
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Let's look to Lindita's live showcase song selection for clues… Damnit.
|
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Reformers across the globe look to England and America as examples.
|
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And so we look to build the capacity of our partners.
|
|
The Foxes will look to emulate the Tigers' long-term success.
|
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You only need to look to America's history for some inspiration.
|
|
If you're looking for a good scare, look to these indies.
|
|
We look to ITU support to achieve success on these priorities.
|
|
It's instructive in some ways to look to an old master.
|
|
The Associated Press: Democrats look to longshot territory for midterm gains.
|
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They'll look to bounce back Tuesday in their second pool match.
|
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Creighton will look to move to 2-0 on Tuesday, Nov.
|
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Rapidly evolving technology has given a new look to video games.
|
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That is what disrupters do: deliberately look to do things differently.
|
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Look to the subtitle for what this book is truly about.
|
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We look to our brave federal judiciary to check his madness.
|
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Americans look to FDA to ensure the safety of these products.
|
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Perhaps we should look to the past for a way forward.
|
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For Medicare, policymakers should look to bend the healthcare cost curve.
|
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One only need look to the recent tragedy of Flint, Mich.
|
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Look to tonight's sky and you'll be in for one more.
|
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"You have an Otto Fenn look to you," she said. ♦
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They're going to look to take advantage of the lower prices.
|
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Other nations, meanwhile, are already beginning to look to the stars.
|
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In his announcement speech, Merrill pledged to look to senior Sen.
|
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That is why Vermont should look to its neighbor, New Hampshire.
|
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Again, look to the quiet, seemingly barely there voice actors strike.
|
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Have you had any other women to look to for mentorship?
|
|
Jung is another person you can look to to understand astrology.
|
|
The Grizzlies, too, will look to do what they've always done.
|
|
As Kumar states, 'I look to provide funding across 4 rounds'.
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THAT YOU HAVE TO LOOK TO WHAT THE UNDERLYING REASON IS?
|
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Kylie wore this ethereal, blonde look to her sister's Halloween party.
|
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So it may make sense to look to Finland and Norway.
|
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Look to both sides to use that fact in their arguments.
|
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And they continue to look to the United States for hope.
|
|
Instead, a lot of Catholic families look to other families' experiences.
|
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Trump may want to look to the Republican-controlled Senate instead.
|
|
So there's not a lot of historical precedents to look to.
|
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Now they'll look to work with Democrats on a bipartisan bill.
|
|
Look to see if "Windows 10, version 1709" is listed there.
|
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Then God said, 'You're Oprah — I look to you for signs.
|
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It is something more simple: a demand to look, to see.
|
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But then I think you have to look to Bannon's insights.
|
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"We should look to be representative of our country," she said.
|
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Look to the band's performance tonight for signs of further evolution.
|
|
When American policy analysts look to Australia, there's something for everyone.
|
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Star striker Harry Kane will look to continue his standout performance.
|
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That's regrettable, especially if you look to today's politically roiled Brazil.
|
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All of these questions I would look to solve and wonder.
|
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People often look to leaders for answers, especially during uncertain times.
|
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So we can't look to DNA to settle debates about identity.
|
|
Zealots look to the political realm for salvation and self-fulfillment.
|
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Wieser also thought Murdoch would look to acquire more local networks.
|
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Voters struggling to get to the polls can look to Lyft.
|
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They look to us because we have a rule of law.
|
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Look to your libraries, museums, parks, and wildlife centers in particular.
|
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For a better model, look to Richard Trumka, the A.F.L.-C.
|
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Currys don't just look to shift clearance stock during Black Friday.
|
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RCB would look to Rothschild & Co or its shareholders for support.
|
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You wanted to look, to your other residents, like you're strong.
|
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Technicians often look to breaks in trends to confirm price action.
|
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Look to things like legumes, broccoli and leafy greens for folate.
|
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But having said that, we have to look to the future.
|
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Most people would look to see who got the most votes.
|
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But both teams look to rebound from sad sack 2018 seasons.
|
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For recreation, people on the bay look to their own backyards.
|
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Historians usually look to various factors when they rate U.S. presidents.
|
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But first, I would look to other things like lifestyle; i.e.
|
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But we, the new generation, want to look to the future.
|
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You've got what look to be cool '80s jeans on. Yes.
|
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Republicans often look to cuts in anti-poverty and social spending.
|
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When you're crushing it, you look to your point of reference.
|
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Give the video above a look to relive that magical feeling.
|
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But we do have the power to look to the past.
|
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Don't look to Wall Street analysts for any sort of consensus.
|
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Sivaram thinks the solar industry could look to the semiconductor industry.
|
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We can also look to the average of all the polling.
|
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It's the professor's class, so don't look to be challenging him.
|
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The female's faces had a rough, ill-defined look to them.
|
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Look to your right and you will see a mysterious shelf!
|
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From trendy menswear-inspired plaids (like Blake Lively's look) to bold hues (like Tracee Ellis Ross' look) to classically chic and perfectly tailored (like Meghan Markle's look) there's something for all styles — at every price point.
|
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The Pope, to whom so many millions, including myself, look to for moral guidance, on this occasion can look to the president-elect of the United States for the proper response in the confrontation with evil.
|
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And you can look to the 1960s for answers and you can look to the 1920s and 85033s for the problems," Beck, the founder of the conservative website and television network The Blaze, told CNN's "Reliable Sources.
|
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MI will bid for the airline and look to bring in partners.
|
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Does this look to America like a party ready to govern anything?
|
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The look to the past can be dangerous, or misplaced, Nilsson adds.
|
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Some look to religion for security, a stable center in chaotic times.
|
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We look to the animal kingdom for assurance that how we love,
|
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Prospects for growth look to be better around the world, several said.
|
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Now, we can't decide which part of her look to copy first.
|
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It was easy to look to the future: Oilers win the game.
|
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Only then, will Google look to expand Duplex's skills to other areas.
|
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Some look to technological solutions so we can continue business as usual.
|
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The center, yellow image shows how Titan would look to human eyes.
|
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Sears will look to immediately shed the products currently lining its shelves.
|
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Who are the women we look to as even more than icons?
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Investors may look to names like these for more steady dividend income.
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Incredibly selfless, she would always look to put other people before herself.
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Gorksy said the company will look to make more deals in 2017.
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I tried to just look to the future and my due date.
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We will very intensively look to contact those who were newly elected.
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No word yet on when the company might look to go public.
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Su said they look to partner with the best in the industry.
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Instead he would look to buy back debt when prices drop. Fine.
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But we must also look to the root of the problem: hate.
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"You kind of look to the dog for some clarity," he explained.
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The accountability net does look to be closing in on Facebook management.
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The fund will also look to acquire smaller companies, the people said.
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As a psychologist, you look to describe, yes, but also to verify.
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Aside from that, she didn't have other role models to look to.
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Investors continue to look to Apple for buybacks and dividends as well.
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Traditional allies may opt to act independently or look to alternative leadership.
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And don't look to science to get us out of this, either.
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Why not look to drive the innovation across the entire airport experience?
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Leads are expected to look to Charter Communications as a pricing template.
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Those hoping to slow NS2 would do better to look to Brussels.
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Really, to be alone, without wondering how you look to the audience.
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I just enjoy life, and I don't look to men for approval.
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Words have power, and we look to winners to choose them wisely.
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They both look to be about 15 and neither are wearing helmets.
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Go deeper: House Democrats look to answer calls for gun control legislation
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The new regulations have forced the industry to look to newer technologies.
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Astro: So look to the side when I put the record on.
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Interactive, actionable ads sure look to be one way to do this.
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Deutsche Bank and Barclays look to be increasing their presences as well.
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What do you think about Rihanna's look to meet the French President?
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Houston Baptist will look to bounce back against Dallas Christian on Tuesday.
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Pollsters traditionally look to voters registering as "independents" to answer this question.
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Easy — tap into the zodiac and leave your look to the stars.
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Deutsche Bank will look to replace Jabr, said one of the sources.
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We need only look to our past for clues to our future.
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All of the above look to be Japan exclusives at the moment.
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Inspiration-wise, the members say they don't look to anyone except themselves.
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Well, you want to find an analogous period that you look to.
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So other cannabis firms may look to team up with Big Pharma.
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Did you look to any specific past inspirations in building that connection?
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Companies like Hitachi are the ones you should look to work with.
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Sometimes an investor will look to replace the founders in this context.
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Other look to grow many of their own vegetables for health reasons.
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Many Cubans will now look to the new president to change that.
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It'll look to pair with a device right out of the box.
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Take a look to see if you can do a better job.
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Australian player Aron John Baynes also brought the look to the court.
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Clemson will look to remain unbeaten next week when it hosts Louisville.
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We didn't want the look to be vintage or, even worse, nostalgic.
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Don't look to big banks' blockchain initiatives for the future of payments.
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I think California is one of those states that I'd look to.
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Tehran may also look to strategically benefit from the Gulf fall-out.
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For example: Normally, consumers look to supply and demand to remedy inequities.
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For a better approach to making your company smarter, look to APIs.
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I would be more inclined to actually look to upside on sterling.
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"I would say look to CA for the dystopian future," Milita said.
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"We actually look to the autonomous car industry," he said to me.
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"Zoë has a very elegant, but effortless look to her," says Flannery.
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While awaiting breakthroughs, activists look to education as an immediate preventative tool.
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And look — to pay for it you have to broaden the base.
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I look to the right and said, 'Baby, are you all right?
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Look to see if a popcorn popper runs on batteries or electricity.
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They will look to any country willing to publicly defend that power.
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In possession of the ball, his teams would look to create it.
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And if you ever need extra inspiration, just look to Stanley's page.
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People all over the world look to us, and follow our lead.
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Many young people have to look to the "gig economy" for work.
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The White House later indicated Trump would look to alternative funding options.
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If they had nefarious motives, they could look to exploit that wedge.
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All the states must look to each other for answers and collaboration.
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Some legal experts have speculated that Trump could look to pardon Manafort.
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So voters look to women leaders to get action on these issues.
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Northwestern will look to bounce back at No. 3 Maryland on Tuesday.
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Google says it will look to expand Allo to other platforms eventually.
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Today's reform plan certainly does not look to be going so far.
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In the photo, the lovebirds look to be enjoying their marital bliss.
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And I've used the way that I look ...to make people laugh.
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And there's no institutions anymore that they can look to for identity.
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Tennessee will look to continue its win streak Wednesday night at Vanderbilt.
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Unfortunately, again the world cannot look to the American president for leadership.
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Our allies, who look to us to provide leadership, already know this.
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Here's where JPMorgan's quant guru says investors should look to capitalize.2.
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Do not look to "Roma" for the bristle of agony or dread.
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People all over the world look to us and follow our lead.
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Some people prefer a more eclectic look to their neighborhood tree pits.
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They insist that to see the future of Taiwan, look to China.
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Some people look to the stock market to read the national mood.
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But perhaps we should also look to our "friends," like Saudi Arabia.
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Reports have suggested the White House might look to suppress the report.
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It certainly does not look to be helping the current Socialist administration.
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Some 20 million Ukrainians now look to the government as their banker.
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As a practical matter, everyone knows I look to [current Chairman] Gen.
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"This look to me like a case of regulatory incompetence," said Rep.
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The buildings were sand-colored, with a distinctive Iraqi look to them.
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What did you look to to help you break through this time?
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Look to the next awards show for recognition — if you deserve it.
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To see if Trump could upset that trend, look to Bucks County.
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Ministers will look to Cohn for greater clarity on the US position.
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Across the garden, two children look to the noise that reaches them.
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The party should look to be competitive even in an uphill race.
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To really explain things, we need to look to the grass itself.
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We could even look to private companies to pay into the fund.
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They look to buy mezcal from us, even when it's more expensive.
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We shouldn't look to Merriam-Webster for the most accurate energy lingo.
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Some look to movies & media as inspiration or a reflection of life.
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For evidence, look to Aqib Talib, the star cornerback of the Broncos.
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And it is even more clear when you look to international currencies.
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Obama paused and gave a stern look to her largely young crowd.
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He explained that he had to look to the past for inspiration.
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For a different example, look to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
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For another example, look to how artists responded to the Whitney Biennial.
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She is one that I look to during this Women's History Month.
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"We Hong Kong people look to Taiwan for lessons," Mr. Lam said.
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People look to us for answers, so getting involved is only natural.
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I find I look to painting for inspiration much more than photography.
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It's not just a big serve and look to have quick points.
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We would also look to the behavior of politicians and the parties.
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In times of crisis, people look to leaders for confidence and strength.
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As a young doctor, I constantly look to my mentors for guidance.
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By virtue of your prominence, people will look to you for leadership.
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And families can't look to the private sector for such support either.
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Look to Catalina Island and a beachside getaway in Coronado, among others.
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It suggested it would look to sell itself to a bigger company.
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And pity those who look to this era's love stories for succor.
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LONDON — To gauge the health of the environment, look to the butterfly.
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But "It's definitely a bad look to go after fans," she added.
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Did you look to people who shared your ethnic background for support?
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"I have big goals as I look to the future," she said.
|
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In the meantime, we have some preliminary estimates we can look to.
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He urged protesters to look to Mr. Jean's family, especially his brother.
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All over the world, those living under oppressive regimes look to us.
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Many of these companies look to plant-based milks as a precedent.
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To look after veterans, we look to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
|
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A variety of markets look to aerial photography for collecting digital data.
|
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No one should look to Ross as a model for senatorial statesmanship.
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He will look to lower both totals Sunday night against the Yankees.
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Typically someone like that, ICE would not actively look to deport him.
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We urge the President to look to other special places to protect.
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"Many groups will just look to move the meeting elsewhere," he added.
|
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So, we look to the skies, and pray, or curse, or cower.
|
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At Yellen's press conference, she will likely look to cement her legacy.
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What predecessors did you look to for guidance or inspiration, if any?
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The startup will also look to scale UdaanCapital, its credit line business.
|
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Investors will now look to the final reading due in early-March.
|
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If successful, he said he would look to expand the methodology citywide.
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As to what those trends were (besides dazzling gems), look to nature.
|
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Technicians often look to moving averages as key inflection points for stocks.
|
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Look to the constellation Gemini, from which the meteors appear to emerge.
|
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Cancer patients who need advice may look to other sources for help.
|
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Consumers should also look to the competition for price comparisons, Dritsas said.
|
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This Halloween, we can look to the moon to guide our night.
|
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Giveaways are ubiquitous with internet influencers who look to grow their followings.
|
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Note how they look to the girl in the group for confirmation.
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AND I THINK – I LOOK TO THINGS THAT ARE SIMPLISTIC AND OBVIOUS.
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The company won't look to compete in the consumer space anytime soon.
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And I want to look to the future as much as anybody.
|
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The aggressive outreach comes as Democrats look to win back union voters.
|
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Improv doesn't have a ton of heroes that you can look to.
|
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He could just be himself, and be aggressive and look to score.
|
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When you're struggling and failing, you look to your point of reference.
|
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I think you should look to the ceiling for the same reason.
|
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In the 2020s the pair look to go from strength to strength.
|
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You can look to history to see the effects of such actions.
|
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But for now, at least, tensions look to be easing, not escalating.
|
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Many look to the president, Barham Salih, to play a leading role.
|
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To understand how, look to Guatemala, which held presidential elections last month.
|
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It's important that the show evolve and look to the next generation.
|
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Now Democrats have to look to January to ensure their legislative priorities.
|
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If you want to see the people represented, look to the House.
|
|
Who would they look to as the coolest people in the world?
|
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But as for identifiers — rather than look to replace the SSN, the best actions we can take are to simply stop overusing it, and to look to protect the SSN when it is used much better than before.
|
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The Information noted in a story last year that, around the same time, Katz allegedly told employees in a webcast "to look to their left and look to their right," saying one of those people may be leaking information.
|
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"I am not going to be holding back as we look to the report next month, and we look to what further interventions are needed by government to make a meaningful move forward in this critical area," Glen said.
|
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For inspiration, Tierra can look to the South San Francisco-based Sutro Biopharma.
|
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This would not be the kinda thing I would look to ensure, frankly.
|
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Look to find acceptance in others but also acceptance for your own body.
|
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That makes the airport look to some like a bauble for the rich.
|
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So we look to you, and we love you, and we are grateful.
|
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It would have to look to cut costs to boost margins, he added.
|
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She could have worn the same look to a meeting with Suits producers.
|
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And we basically want to wear the entire look to brunch this weekend.
|
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Travelers might also look to airline programs offering expedited line access through security.
|
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Investors will look to official government data on U.S. inventories due on Wednesday.
|
|
"Allies look to the United States for leadership within the Alliance," he wrote.
|
|
" Appleton also shared the look to his Instagram, captioning the photo, "Prom night.
|
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Some will sign up to ISIS' ideology; some will look to al Qaeda.
|
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Things look to be on the up and up for the Osbourne family.
|
|
And they&aposre going to look to put that in the media also.
|
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You always look to see who has an interest in putting it out.
|
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Now is the time to redouble our efforts and look to the future.
|
|
But that doesn't mean you shouldn't look to respected tattoo artists for inspiration.
|
|
So what do you compare ... who did you look to then for inspiration?
|
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I look to my right and I see Tom Holland and Dave Batista.
|
|
But it isn't exactly the easiest look to pull off in everyday life.
|
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Look to buy your own piece of Parisian love starting early next year.
|
|
Normally, a person doesn't look to the Merriam-Webster Twitter page for savagery.
|
|
We often look to animals to amend the weakness we feel as humans.
|
|
Always look to nostalgia to help you unlock the true secrets of friendship.
|
|
Chinese companies once had to look to North America to hire AI researchers.
|
|
So, we look to the outside for technology developments that might help us.
|
|
"I anticipate we would look to be in court pretty quickly," he said.
|
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We have to look to continue to keep that effort all game long.
|
|
Without providing details, Jubeir said Riyadh would look to sign memorandums of understanding.
|
|
Either way, SoftBank's association with MBS doesn't look to be forgotten anytime soon.
|
|
In so many ways, we look to them to have all the answers.
|
|
"It's very unfortunate and we have to look to the future," Powell said.
|
|
Investors also look to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech at 24:266 a.m.
|
|
Add charms and rings to really take this look to the next level.
|
|
During the transition period, both sides will look to negotiate a trade agreement.
|
|
As we look to the future, we have to think a lot bigger.
|
|
Whenever the state of the Earth seems discouraging, we look to outer space.
|
|
Where then should it look to do deals in the post-Brexit world?
|
|
So, that's why you look to the Fed to do things like that.
|
|
There's reason for founders to look to smaller cities for their latest ventures.
|
|
You shoot a look to your partner that screams, Back me up here!
|
|
For proof, look to the recent decisions taken by the party's high-flyers.
|
|
The economists look to see what happens when American workers move between companies.
|
|
For the cleanest of the bunch, say corporate-governance experts, look to Tencent.
|
|
The Suns will look to bounce back against the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday.
|
|
Rather than dwelling on her diagnosis, Beadle tries to look to the future.
|
|
Parents look to their children to replace and better themselves all too often.
|
|
The clashes already look to be the worst since les évènements of 1968.
|
|
And of course every style and beauty look to hit the red carpet.
|
|
And now there's Melissa McCarthy — there are people who we can look to.
|
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Now take a closer look to see the beautiful ripples of alien dust.
|
|
Trump and James will look to replicate the president's 22018 success in Michigan.
|
|
Look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like CharityWatch.
|
|
While Republicans want to roll back progress, Democrats look to build on it.
|
|
Instead, look to reduce the cost of your rent, food bill and transportation.
|
|
Besides, she isn't the only famous Virgo we can look to for inspiration.
|
|
We look to our horoscopes for everything from relationship advice to career tips.
|
|
Instead, he demanded that we look to places where the very world transformed.
|
|
Just look to Lauren Hutton's gapped teeth or Cindy Crawford's mole for evidence.
|
|
"It's at that time that we will look to go public," said Kalkhoven.
|
|
Will Kesha amp up the look to match her signature glitter of yore?
|
|
You no longer have to look to science fiction to find the cyborg.
|
|
I, as a Puerto Rican millennial, look to the stars — the celebrity kind.
|
|
When Trump leaves them confused, some say they look to her for interpretation.
|
|
Telstra's strategy has been to look to venture-capital to find new businesses.
|
|
Instead, the USDA may look to cut where there's some overlap in information.
|
|
"Competitors will look to siphon off demand and ambush Amazon's traffic," said Portell.
|
|
Stanford will look to bounce back at home against Oregon State on Thursday.
|
|
When I look to Koh for more, his grin broadens and he chuckles.
|
|
Others, like Tesla, look to "evolve" cars and gradually add self-driving features.
|
|
More and more schools, Urdan said, are going to look to become nonprofits.
|
|
But I think people look to US to provide other forms of leadership.
|
|
And should we continue to look to foreign powers to solve our problems?
|
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We can look to London as an example of how to move forward.
|
|
Sanders doesn't look to be in line for that type of sweeping victory.
|
|
Investors accordingly look to the federal government to ease uncertainty in these investments.
|
|
She whimpers as her eyes look to the group of children peering in.
|
|
You might look to Geguri now, as the core of the team's spirit.
|
|
Even with Wednesday's washout, the losses for the week look to be minimal.
|
|
Who doesn't look to their favorite brand of sweatshirt for election day reminders?
|
|
Grab isn't the first from Southeast Asia to look to India for talent.
|
|
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, too, will look to promote the NIST framework.
|
|
It also begs the question of what UiPath might look to tackle next.
|
|
Trump may look to the past for inspiration, but he's in uncharted waters.
|
|
It means that we should not look to it to redeem ours, either.
|
|
I look to texts for wisdom and guidance in this moment as well.
|
|
Trump also said he would look to introduce a "merit-based" immigration system.
|
|
But it's not just the president's writing staff who should look to May.
|
|
Candidates can look to models that have already translated this promise to reality.
|
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Iran will look to Asia -- China, India, South Korea -- for investment and trade.
|
|
And let the other blue states and regions look to California for leadership.
|
|
People look to our leaders for guidelines as to how they should act.
|
|
Proud industrial communities that look to family and nation suffered alienation and decay.
|
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They will also look to expand the government's role in providing health care.
|
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If anyone still needs proof of this, simply look to suburban southern California.
|
|
When I look to the future, I see myself continuing on this path.
|
|
Perhaps UIA and its ilk might look to another ex-Soviet nation: Latvia.
|
|
The odds of victory, at this point, look to be about 50 percent.
|
|
Congress Lawmakers could look to play a role in the Dakota Access saga.
|
|
We should look to the experience of other states for a better solution.
|
|
Everybody has the right to run so I look to this coming season.
|
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The style and colorful enamel coating add a retro look to their kitchen.
|
|
Privacy advocates have been urging lawmakers to look to Europe for a roadmap.
|
|
Graham wore the look to the Harper's BAZAAR "ICONS By Carine Roitfeld" event.
|
|
Now we just need to look to the future and our next objectives.
|
|
The Falcons might look to move the ball around, potentially limiting Hooper's numbers.
|
|
The Islamic law, sharia, they look to impose is an embodiment of subjugation.
|
|
But Mr. Altucher seems like an unlikely person to look to for solace.
|
|
But Thursday and Friday you probably might look to take profits on it.
|
|
VITELLO: Cartels will look to exploit the way the system is working now.
|
|
It takes a little bit of a closer look to grasp the concepts.
|
|
With all that in mind, here's how things currently look to me. 1.
|
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The legal mists Uber has exploited for so long look to be clearing.
|
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For that to be possible, the company may need to look to China.
|
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The results I look to first are Manchester United, Oldham Athletic and Everton.
|
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The biggest challenge is getting the closest look to the real-life reference.
|
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Naturally, Beijing will look to substitute some U.S. imports with goods from elsewhere.
|
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But the company's auto-making dreams look to be more than just conceptual.
|
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Zuma has not responded to the court rulings but may look to appeal.
|
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Clinton, the saunagoers felt, wasn't a candidate they could look to with hope.
|
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He taught me where to look to find the thread of a story.
|
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It's time for us to invest in ourselves and look to our futures.
|
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Ryan directed him to look to his left, then off to the right.
|
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They look to their government and particularly the President for reassurance and guidance.
|
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He should be the aggressor and will look to stand and trade punches.
|
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This is why criminals look to co-opt as many computers as possible.
|
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At this point I'm 85, and I have to look to the future.
|
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We need only to look to the loved ones left behind for guidance.
|
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In the meantime, New Jersey's commuters will look to Mr. Murphy for relief.
|
|
Mitsubishi released a statement that it, too, would look to remove Mr. Ghosn.
|
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They might look to their British counterparts for a template on moving forward.
|
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Many Ugandans remember when they themselves had to look to Sudan for sanctuary.
|
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But when young people look to the future, we see a dark cloud.
|
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Lawmakers look to bridge 'homework gap' with subsidized Wi-Fi hotspots for students
|
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My friends and I look to each other for support in our jobs.
|
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He can look to Joseph Ganim, who was elected mayor of Bridgeport, Conn.
|
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The City Council should look to more effective proposals to address road congestion.
|
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Once investors begin to look to 2021, stocks could rise rapidly, Miskin said.
|
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To demonstrate the party's thinking, look to Florida's other senator, Republican Rick Scott.
|
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The company will also look to expand geographically both within and outside California.
|
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Once you get comfortable with that, then look to figure out your number.
|
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Both stay down for a moment, but look to be O.K. carrying on.
|
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We don't tend to look to our public officials for moral leadership anymore.
|
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It's a daunting challenge, but Mr. Trump can look to Philadelphia for inspiration.
|
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People look to our faces for insight into our innermost feelings and dispositions.
|
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Macy's will look to exit some struggling malls, where foot traffic has slowed.
|
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Take a look to make sure the medication matches the ailment being treated.
|
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An artist gives a fresh new look to favorite reads from her youth.
|
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The wines, selected by Erica O'Neal, look to the Rhone, Piedmont and Friuli.
|
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Nonetheless, Congress must look to the bigger picture when making these important decisions.
|
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For a recent case study, look to the University of Miami in Florida.
|
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Macron should look to that experience as an example to lead him today.
|
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He added, "We have to go further" and look to universal health care.
|
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Starting today, Spotify is rolling out a new look to its iPhone app.
|
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Look to Ampere's Side Pocket fanny pack—it can wirelessly charge your smartphone!
|
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Kelly did not elaborate on where Visa would potentially look to make changes.
|
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"When I am researching a case, I look to the Constitution," he said.
|
|
Should judges look to Mr. Trump's Twitter feed to determine his true intent?
|
|
It also means that others like you will look to you for guidance.
|
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Long queues are seen outside pharmacies as people look to buy face masks.
|
|
Cement manufacturers look to Congress and the administration to provide sensible regulatory reform.
|
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For bonus points, you can also look to little Stormi for some ideas.
|
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After it, they look to be at least 50-50, particularly with Sen.
|
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"The results look to be sustainable going forward," the CFRA Research analyst said.
|
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Now we look to national governments to expand their financial commitment to education.
|
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Investors will look to the weekly jobless claims on Thursday for more clarification.
|
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Those who bought shorted shares will be left to look to the shorters.
|
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JK: We'll only look to an IPO if there's a reason for it.
|
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Companies going public look to competitors as reference points for their own valuations.
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Just look to our electoral system: Punishing an elected official is extremely difficult.
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"We look to build enduring relationships, not short term, nor transactional ones," Gen.
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Opening the sports pages, we look to refresh our pleasure at second hand.
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"Hold up: Americans don't look to Chinese commies for the truth," Sasse said.
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In particular, look to the cornetist Kirk Knuffke, performing Friday at 7 p.m.
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So as teams look to retool, they are looking for offensive-minded coaches.
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You can look to us for Hanukkah meal ideas and Christmas cookie instructions.
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About a million students look to pursue undergraduate courses each year, for instance.
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And there's an accessory these brands can look to as a historical example.
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The United States should look to Germany, not Canada, for the best model.
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Belgium's Kevin De Bruyne will look to make an immediate impact for Belgium.
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We need to look to Seattle to see what would have happened here.
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To choose those companies, they usually look to what's worked in the past.
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I'll let you find the rest of them; just look to the stars.
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However, when I look to my daughter's generation, I am filled with optimism.
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The biggest question is which party he'll look to partner with this time.
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Adults without degrees say they'll look to employers, community colleges and trade schools.
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It may look to be a mess, but it's a standardized, useful mess.
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Game developers look to create ethereal escapes and immersive horror and shooter games.
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MongoDB provides open-sourced database software that can be pretty attractive to early-stage startups as they look to get off the ground, and then look to convert those companies (and larger ones) to paying customers by offering sophisticated tools.
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That, in the end, is likely important for investors and early employees even as they look to get some liquidity as many look to these founders to ensure that they intend to see the company all the way to the end.
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China is the first market where Chung and his firm will look to start developing their thesis that Western technologies and emerging market demand can yield success, but it's not the only region where the firm will look to commercialize technologies.
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According to an interview in the Sunday Times newspaper over the weekend, the finance minister will look to introduce measures to do "whatever it takes" to get builders building and will look to find £2160 billion ($20193 billion) for housing schemes.
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While we might look to those who raised us for guidance, support and discussions about when we might be moving out, we can also look to them for more intimate conversations, to understand who they are and where they came from.
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Investors look to professionals to tell them whether companies' managers are squandering their money.
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But for an even more obvious, indisputable example of unequal treatment, look to Trump.
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"It will look to our past, our present and our future," Mr. Gelb said.
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We look to you for guidance, for expertise in our hour of dinnertime need.
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I think that people should look to do things correctly, as opposed to criticize.
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Mila Kunis brought a brand new look to the Billboard Music Awards red carpet!
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Basalt has a look to it too, all grays and blues, rocks and saltwater.
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The rich-world giants are right to look to the developing world for inspiration.
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Democrats will look to attack attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions' record on civil rights.
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"In times like this we look to our leaders for guidance," the character said.
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Things look to be turning around for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in 2017.
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Now, we safely can add this look to our ever-expanding "tuxedo goals" folder.
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It will look to foreign audiences to try to bolster the underwhelming domestic returns.
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This exacerbated concerns that Erdogan will look to exercise greater influence over monetary policy.
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Next, we look to see if we have enough facts to support each element.
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If you'd like to know who's really responsible, look to your representatives in Congress.
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Take a look to see if your income has dropped to the next category.
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For proof, look to the Paris Auto Show, open to the public this week.
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The service will look to develop new Arabic content, including films and soap operas.
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Just don't look to your pet's contagious yawning as the primary indicator of it.
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Should a festival caught up in a #MeToo scandal look to rehab its image?
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In the future, we'll look to share additional sorts of data about our community.
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Iranian generals look to establish their own naval bases on Yemen's rebel-held coast.
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As for a potential date, we can look to Charlotte's christening timing for reference.
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What might look to outsiders like small policy differences reveal a larger philosophical difference.
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You walk out front and you look to the left and see the Capitol.
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It will also look to grow more quickly in its major continental European markets.
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But, forget clashing prints with separates — instead, look to dresses made of varying fabrics.
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Maybe Apple could look to some of these professional fakers for future iPhone inspiration.
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We need to confidently look to the future and our place in that future.
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STEVE EASTERBROOK: We look to design the restaurants to accommodate each and every need.
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Despite that early success, O'Neal has continued to look to others for investing advice.
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Though these look to be a bit more rounded and minimalist than their predecessors.
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Or should they look to one of the new wave of revenue-based investors?
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But the S10 doesn't look to be innovating much either in hardware or software.
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Poachers look to India Asiatic black bears are the preferred source of gall bladders.
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In its place, Twitter would prefer we look to a new metric: daily users.
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We are neutralising our call and look to review our rating after June 248.
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Many talk of a "Rwandan miracle", and look to it for lessons in development.
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Alternatively, U.K.-registered companies might look to covert to mainland-European ones, he said.
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But better that he look to the outside world than keep North Korea entombed.
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Every time I see a Range Rover, I look to see if it's you.
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Maybe we look to the next step in order to avoid see- ing ourselves.
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Just weeks shy of ringing in the new year — when many look to Jan.
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Graph databases are growing increasingly important as we look to find connections between data.
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It's paramount that consumers still look to Apple software as dependable and high-quality.
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It also said it had tested footwear and would look to enter the market.
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The point is that smart investors look to diversify their portfolios at every opportunity.
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Recode reported in September that Twitter might look to do something different with Vine.
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Voters who look to elected leaders for guidance see that self-dealing is tolerated.
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There's nothing quite like a bold beauty look to bring two old friends together.
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Go deeper: Wave of states look to pass $15 minimum wage laws in 2019
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We look to our left and 50 meters from us was a big explosion.
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Take a look to see what companies think gifts for angry men look like.
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Mitra could look to do more acquisitions in the Carnarvon Basin, the source said.
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For role models, preachers look to the first Muslims in Mecca 1,400 years ago.
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Still, it's not a good look to scrap a barely used mobile launch platform.
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Who do you look to in the conservative media to understand the Trump administration?
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And although it might not be the most wearable look to sport around town.
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Or, will Cisco look to move away from hardware and jump into web gateways?
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Despite the bullish new target, shareholders don't look to be pricing it in fully.
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Refinery29: So when you look to link these crimes what are you looking for?
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Pittsburgh will look to pick up its first conference win at Miami on Wednesday.
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Chopra has served up look after look to compliment her Tiffany & Co. engagement ring.
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Workers may also look to the past to find a way to organise themselves.
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Sadly, until the workhorse shade is restocked, you'll have to look to other options.
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BENIOFF: WELL YOU COULD LOOK TO OUR COMMERCE CLOUD AS AN EXAMPLE OF THAT.
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But those vile wretches who have slandered her must look to God for mercy.
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Researchers have already noted how similar Titan's canyons look to deep canyons on earth.
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Next time you need to rehydrate, be sure to look to the lyte – Pedialyte!
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Some look to Hong Kong or Macau, which have independent trade policies from China.
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Let's look to the comics first (the original versions, since there are so many).
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The measures look to have worked as China's manufacturing and GDP readings have rebounded.
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Amazon The new Echo Dot has improved sound and a classier look to it.
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We best look to the animated archives to prepare ourselves for what's to come.
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Even after a brutal few days for markets, stocks don't look to be cheap.
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Trump's look to the one Michael Jackson wore in his 1988 "Smooth Criminal" video.
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Astronauts experience this when they look to earth and feel a sense of oneness.
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For proof of the brand's venerate reputation, look to the Velvet Matte Lip Pencil.
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The unique metal work creates a modern look to add to your home's decor.
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But there are also areas where China can look to other countries for inspiration.
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And Johnson didn't look to body-slam Trump, only criticizing him in broad terms.
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Unfortunately, they often look to their newly retired parents to provide a safety net.
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Fed officials watch the jobs report closely as they look to normalize monetary policy.
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Still, asset sales are keeping some firms busy as companies look to boost liquidity.
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When I want something campy, hilarious, and utterly entertaining, I look to my sister.
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The NEI will look to hire a new leader for its external affairs operations.
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But he would look to buy shares of biotech company Gilead Sciences on weakness.
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The media and policy makers look to us to help them understand medical issues.
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With this information at hand, marketers can look to scale based on specific benchmarks.
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A beachy, more relaxed look to complement the intricate lace of the Alexis gown.
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How much did you look to other Western depictions of North Korea for information?
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"Everybody has to stop looking at everybody else and look to within," she said.
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RHP Kevin Gausman will look to keep his hot streak going Friday against Detroit.
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"I'm just going to look to catch the initial push down here," he added.
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"I always look to figure out what is possible or push expectations," Hubbard says.
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With this intensive expansion, He said the company would look to raise more money.
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They will force those that want secure products to look to non-US vendors.
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Pleskac also said CEZ's Esco energy service provider company would look to expand abroad.
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The actions look to make good on a series of campaign promises he made.
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In these instances, we must look to honesty and communication as our governing principles.
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But if you want to create something sustainable, intelligent, and fun, look to Brooklyn.
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Countries explicitly look to each other to compare and adjust their own refugee admissions.
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Tencent and Alibaba look to spread into banking and commerce and then probably everything.
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I mean, just look to the nearest high school cafeteria or street style roundup.
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The card game and narrative also look to be well-integrated with one another.
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With the funding in place, ClauseMatch will look to expand its already growing team.
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There's no reason for that, or to look to other people for that validation.
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Stocks look to bounce back: The Thanksgiving break can't come soon enough for investors.
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I need to close this chapter of my life to look to the future.
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The entire world is watching and they look to us for stability and leadership.
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"People look to us for the basic science information: magnitude, location, depth," he says.
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Look to interest-earning accounts, like 401(k)s to begin or continue saving.
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They'll look to extend the streak on Tuesday, when Ole Miss visits Auburn Arena.
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The New York Times: Trump gives a fresh look to Hardiman for Supreme Court.
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Now they look to see whether they can find the remains of their neighbors.
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We cannot obliterate such facts by invoking the need to look to the future.
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Many will look to this incident as an act of one isolated, deranged killer.
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Investors now look to Friday's release of the Labor Department's closely-watched jobs report.
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Policymakers look to the future and insist on flexibility to respond to changing circumstances.
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In other words, suck less and fewer people will look to a third party.
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Look to see whether Johnson connects with the audience and makes his proposals personal.
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It might seem obvious that employers should look to hire FOMOs, not their opposites.
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If those inventories become depleted, refiners may have to look to import from elsewhere.
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But we'll also look to make sure that the face of America is reflected.
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Coinbase said it would look to harness Marcus' experience in payments and mobile technology.
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If you constantly look to the actions of others, you rarely act like yourself.
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The reviewer also notes that the sofa has a timeless, sexy look to it.
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"It's a privilege" -- @JohnKasich on voters who look to him for support https://t.
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Many also redesign stock Android's look to something closer to the company's design language.
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Think for a moment about how we must look to the food we eat.
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We're going to look to improve our bill at every step in the way.
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" He admonished Donald Trump, the would-be savior: "We don't look to be ruled.
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Those guests then look to the hotel company to pay for fumigating their homes.
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As the women talk, they sometimes look to animals, their fellow subjects, for inspiration.
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Neither option is desirable, and we need to look to new approaches and alternatives.
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As we look to the future, by 2050, this number will more than double.
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But the wild-card races look to be going right down to the wire.
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Panay said that the company will look to license out its chips to partners.
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So where should you look to see who might be having the better night?
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Senators should look to their backyards at home for proof that these reforms work.
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If something did work, they'd look to see how they could develop that more.
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It will look to grow in three ways: License to more social-media companies.
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Yet its struggles highlight the challenges fintechs face as they look to scale operations.
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At Mercury Lounge, on March 18, they'll look to the past to imagine eternity.
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Instead, the wealthy look to grow their wealth by investing early and contributing often.
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Even Travis Kalanick decided it was a bad look to be seen with Trump.
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The revolt does not look to the left for inspiration but to the right.
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Some people have compared this 1989 look to something the musician Elvis would wear.
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Those wanting a corner-slaying machine (relatively speaking) should look to Mazda CX-9.
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"At First Round, we look to founders to teach us what's next," he said.
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The Hill: Democrats look to women to take back the House after Kavanaugh fight.
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Avoid social media and look to real media – for the brief instant it survives.
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Alexandra Kehayoglou's "Perito Moreno" sheep wool rug has an icy, terrestrial look to it.
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I think that people should look to do things correctly as opposed to criticise.
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Even scenes set in a church look to uplift viewers rather than convert them.
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Rather, when evaluating the likeliest outcomes, look to trustworthy polls rather than your gut.
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Beyonce been drankin' ... and it doesn't look to be hurting the twins at all.
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"Managers will look to build up their resume and move elsewhere quickly," said Yon.
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Teams often look to exploit mismatches through isolation, and the Warriors are no different.
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Stay curious, stay awake, don't stay in your bubble, look to the other side.
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Sometimes, to find your moral center again, it helps to look to the past.
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Students interested in taking the new courses should look to the Coursera site here.
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Belgium have the better players but Wales look to have the more coherent structure.
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Is there other art that you look to that you think is an example?
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I look to you to remain resilient and keep your focus on serving patients.
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Ma said he planned to continue to look to the politician for tech inspiration.
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The tires look to stick out from the wheel-wells, and that's not allowed.
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As Americans look to Georgia for culinary inspiration, Georgians are looking to Barbare Jorjadze.
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I never looked to get rich quick, but I did look to get rich.
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His striking is very average, and I look to expose that on Saturday night.
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But the biggest prizes — California and Texas — look to be solidly in Sanders's hands.
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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, hospital administrators look to minimize the virus's spread.
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So the moral of the story is, look to your sisters and your friends.
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Many of Apple's suppliers in China look to have returned to something approaching normal.
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So, where's the flash point of that this year that people can look to?
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You don't have to look to history books to hear this kind of story.
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As a result, the Turks have begun to look to the Chinese for help.
|
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As voice assistants continue to proliferate, look to cars to be a big market.
|
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People around the world look to Canada — and Quebec — as models of liberal progressivism.
|
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Europe's aircraft regulatory agency also announced taking a closer look to the software fix.
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We often look to the powerful and influential for cues on how to behave.
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Members of Congress can perhaps look to their counterparts in Europe for legislation inspiration.
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We might instead look to destroy the idea that we are educated and civilized.
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You have to look to the shin of the boot that is Italy, instead.
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If we need any guidance, look to the Republican Party's actions during Obama's presidency.
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I look to their work for immaculate compositions and nuance of expression and gesture.
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To understand why their backers cast caution aside, it helps to look to history.
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To find the answer, we need to look to the study of human cognition.
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It simply makes America look worse than it already must look to other countries.
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Many analysts look to the U.S., the closest political partner to the Venezuelan opposition.
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They represent the fullest and most detailed look to date at the president's taxes.
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When you can look to your friend and you know him, creativity just comes.
|
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But Wisconsin may want to look to Brazil, where Foxconn made a similar promise.
|
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Liberals around the country are feeling cautiously optimistic as they look to the midterms.
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Please forgive us if we don't look to them for advice on the rebuild.
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Other internet companies, large and small, should look to YouTube's example and follow suit.
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If you want to create and capture lasting value, look to build a monopoly.
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It is little wonder that presidents look to other presidents for sustenance and support.
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If there is no research, they look to animals that might have similar milk.
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Barrick Jr. has a similar look to White: bald head, glasses, and distinctive goatee.
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Noto on Tuesday signaled he would look to return SoFi to its prior aspirations.
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The latest announcement comes as a growing number of states look to legalize marijuana.
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All I'm saying is the numbers we have look to be improving in China.
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The new Fox could look to acquire other local stations, as well, analysts say.
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People all over the world still look to the United States as an example.
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But we can look to other indicators to suggest enthusiasm is down for Democrats.
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Each time there is a new outbreak, experts look to animals for the culprit.
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Actor Billy Porter has another memorable look to add to his red-carpet repertoire.
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Yudina will also look to grow the customer support, compliance, branding, and design teams.
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Well, then, why not look to the people who take leisure especially seriously, celebrities.
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"For us, it's a story about how we look to the future," he said.
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Get a real good look to see if you can guess the hidden celeb!
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Look to the stock market and you'd assume Wall Street was doing just fine.
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A lot of it is hammered, so it has a handmade look to it.
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Even without Krzyzewski for a time, the Blue Devils look to be contenders again.
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Sources say it's likely the company will look to do similar things in 2020.
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Justin Bieber's new album is out — and he's got a new look to match.
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"We must look to the effect of segregation itself on public education," Warren wrote.
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The more critical question might be: How does it look to the outside world?
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You&aposre in a position where people look to you for guidance and vision.
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All 19993 senators look to the parliamentarian's office for advice as they draft legislation.
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We've got to be a lot smarter about this and look to the future.
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" On the U.S. penny, look to the word UNUM, which is Latin for "one.
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Millennials should look to work with a younger advisor who is building their practice.
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Both trucks have seen sales climb as more Americans look to buy pickup trucks.
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The Journal also reported that the administration could look to cut back press briefings.
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Assad, an ally of Putin, may look to Moscow for at least tacit consent.
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When planning your next vacation, those are the first things you look to book.
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"He's going to look to be as ministerial as he can," Mr. Epstein said.
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Conditions Saturday morning in Vienna look to be even more favorable than in Monza.
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Where does it now look to begin on the road to the next trillion?
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We look to the civil justice system to obtain a full measure of accountability.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechSo far, the early tests of Shapeshifter look to be promising.
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This is especially concerning when we look to an enterprise-level federal cloud environment.
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And dissidents around the world continue to look to the United States for support.
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He said Exxon may instead look to cooperate with Calypso finders Eni and Total.
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"We look to the U.S. to put out flames in the world," he said.
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The first place I'm going to look to is us as coaches and leaders.
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There will be a wave of interest as advisers look to shift their portfolios.
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Gorsuch believes a judge should look to the original public meaning of the Constitution.
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Chiavarone added he'd look to redeploy his "chips" as the fourth quarter gets closer.
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Indeed, most institutional investors do not look to hedge funds primarily for outsize returns.
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It can be problematic when such investors look to charismatic personalities for investing tips.
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To see how slinking is done right, they needed only look to their forefathers.
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Anyone who was "with her" has no shortage of new champions to look to.
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Across the industry, reporters, editors and media executives now look to Facebook the same way nesting baby chicks look to their engorged mother — as the source of all knowledge and nourishment, the model for how to behave in this scary new-media world.
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While the Trump administration and Betsy DeVos look to return choice and control to the state and local levels, the unions and their allies look to destroy choice at the same levels by targeting organizations that cannot defend against the union behemoth.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, a week after downplaying Russian interference in US elections, said Tuesday he is "very concerned" that Russia will look to impact the 2018 midterm elections and said he believes Moscow will look to boost Democrats this time.
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Novak Djokovic will look to keep a recent shoulder injury at bay as he resumes his U.S. Open title defense in the third round, while Serena Williams will look to take another step closer to a record-tying 24th Grand Slam title today.
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I have to reiterate how close they look to the originals because it's very impressive.
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And then if we have money leftover, we look to see what else we do.
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It's in these sunnier times that we often look to switch up our diet, too.
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According to her post, Graham credits the look to extensions by hair maestro Andrew Fitzsimons.
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For example, hotels may drop their daily rate as they look to fill their rooms.
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And there are a lot of other amazing Black women to look to for inspiration.
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Georgia Southern (4-5) will look to bounce back at Florida Gulf Coast on Monday.
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"There's obviously nervousness coming from locals as they look to dollarize their portfolios," he said.
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Or look to the biggest star to emerge out of the 2018 campaign: Beto O'Rourke.
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It also, however, has a lot of what look to be pretty Facebook-specific digs.
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They're not exactly slim, either — they look to protrude a bit outside of the ear.
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For that reason, America Is Dying Slowly is an example culture can look to emulate.
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Automation is more quickly adopted during economic downturns when companies look to slash labor costs.
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Why else would so many chefs and restauranteurs look to the stars for dish inspiration?
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Young black people were looking for someone to look to in a time of crisis.
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But yet he is the one who people look to to blame or hold responsible.
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Fresno State will look to extend its winning streak Saturday when it hosts Tennessee-Martin.
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He said that he was going to look to that list to make his pick.
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Take a look to see the best spots for a chill adventure this 4/20.
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All over the world, people look to America as a beacon of freedom and justice.
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If you need additional evidence of this, just look to our neighbors to the north.
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This was how it used to look to decide which type of Lyft to order.
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And tonight they look to be on time so we&aposll be following that closely.
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You might look to go a little more defensive at this point, consumer staples typically.
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Others look to Scoble's influence in tech, with the hope that he'll plug their product.
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You really need to get the proportions right for the entire look to be successful.
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