If you look up totalitarian regime, if you look up police state, what they're doing is textbook.
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"She's an icon, truly, that girls can look up to, that women can look up to," Chopra said.
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Look up Woody McBride, look up Hyperactive, they were doing their thing back then, like Dearborn, DJ Skull.
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Look up, look up: The Leonids meteor shower is set to put on a show in the night sky.
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You look up and there's an even taller diving board, you look up some more and there's an even taller diving board.
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When Tammy'd get through with a date, I would look up, I'd be on stage somewhere, I'd look up and here'd come Tammy.
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Look up from your phone When you're working or hanging out in a group, look up to see who has a seat at the table.
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The Prius Prime also comes with its own app that lets you look up your car's charging status, control the temperature, and look up nearby charging stations.
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There, he can finally look up, President Obama will be able to look up, and there, over his head, he'll be able to see that shining, towering, Trump tower.
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But thanks to WebMD, you can not only look up that rash, you can look up the dozens of other things that are all, somehow, definitely going to kill you.
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My strategy has been to stop dead in my tracks and wait for this person either to look up and walk around me, or not look up and walk into me.
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Given the findings, he said, he argues patients should be able to look up their doctor's political affiliation as easily as they can look up where their doctor went to school.
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"That way you could design your own algorithm to say, 'I want to look up use of the n-word,' or whatever it is you want to look up," Wheeler told CNN.
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"It's so easy to look up any piece of information on the web with search engines and Google, but it's very difficult to look up information about your existing user base," Skates said.
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When your door is jammed you look up a locksmith.
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Cultivate relationships with women your daughter can look up to.
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Maybe, but things are starting to look up for Snap.
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You don't tend to look up his whole life story.
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On this particular visit, though, things started to look up.
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Who do you look up to in the music industry?
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Admittedly, I had to look up and revisit this song.
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Their magic truly comes alive when you look up close.
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When people are bold, I really look up to that.
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"He is somebody we all look up to," Junior says.
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He was a president our kids could look up to.
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Who is the artist you look up to the most?
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I look up to her and Nikki [Lee] so much.
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While on the phone, I look up banana bread recipes.
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Artist's concept of how the system might look up close.
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You look up her and you're reminded you're in Pandora.
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Someone look up all the politicians who like iced chai.
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Or look up all the citations by a single author.
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He doesn't look up, he just strolls past me chatting.
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But, first, I needed to look up from my screen.
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I look up weather forecasts and read some journal articles.
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But look up at the sky and Europe looks freer.
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I tell him yes and look up some movie times.
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The previous example highlighted the ability to look up information.
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How could young boys look up to such a man?
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There was no IMDb for people to look up episodes.
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Want to look up Beyond Meat's price to earnings ratio?
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Does that mean you shouldn't bother to look up tonight?
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And then I look up and I'm actually like slanted.
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So you should look up your state's rules about this.
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Just find a dark spot, look up, and be patient.
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I would prefer you just stand there and look up.
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He's like OG, somebody I look up to for that.
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" Handler answered, "I would just, I would just look up.
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You're connecting with people you look up to today, Pisces.
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The site includes links to look up your state's forms.
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I said, "Hey, man," and he didn't even look up.
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On attempt number three, though, things started to look up.
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So what did Lovato change her look up so fast?
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It paid to look up once in a while, too.
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I look up and there it is: the wine store.
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I look up Dan Lepard's recipe for tart pastry crust.
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I didn't look up one day and have an epiphany.
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"A lot of us look up to Fergus," Rotheram says.
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Stamper takes time to look up Mr. Moretti's memorial website.
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Want to look up a restaurant while you're on Facebook?
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When they look up at me, I smile and wave.
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You look up from your laptop – he's at the window.
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Caller: Press on the wound and do not look up.
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Paris did not even look up to observe the commotion.
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A splattering sound on the sidewalk made me look up.
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If you're still looking for things to do, look up.
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Then you would look up into the tree for nests.
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People should be able to look up to their leaders.
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Mr. Cruz did not look up during the brief hearing.
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I never look up anything to help me solve, ever.
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You just look up and it's like, 'What is that?
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Is it 'I want to look up Joan on Wikipedia'?
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I still look up to a lot of these guys.
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"He's somebody we can look up to," Mr. Thompson said.
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I'll look up at Jud and say, 'Where's the chapter?
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If you'd like to reduce your carbon footprint, look up.
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"But I can only look up from here," he said.
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There, you can look up alumni in your chosen field.
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He didn't look up when the prosecutor asked a question.
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You can look up who has been sued, and why.
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Bran Used the Weirwood Net to Look Up Things Possible.
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"Look up here, I'm in heaven"—how did we not know?
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Pigeon pose From inverted cobbler's position, look up at your legs.
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That's something we look up to as people, and as musicians.
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"Look up Kensli, say cheese!" he said in the Instagram caption.
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Don't forget to look up to see the estate's gorgeous balconies.
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With the kids somewhat grown up, they look up to Dad.
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Growing up, Thai had no such person to look up to.
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All they had to do was lean back and look up.
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Huge win for Black girls who look up to Princess Tiana!
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Look up your own insurance company's number ahead of time. 5.
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I felt like I never had anyone to look up to.
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Let's look up in five years and see where it is.
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They all have incredible personality traits that I look up to.
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If you live in a city, look up your closest landfill.
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Hot tip: make sure you look up and down while watching.
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She's a good person for young people to look up to.
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" Obama: "Everything I say, you can look up on the internet.
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It's a lot of people, and they look up to me.
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I scroll through social media and look up the hurricane forecast.
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I don't want to look up the bad and the negativity.
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I look up to him because he's so talented and creative.
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Like when you look up houses we can't afford on Zillow.
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Connect with mentors and people you look up to for guidance.
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I look up and there's Joni sitting in the third row.
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There wasn't any way to look up where hotspots were located.
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It's important that children have heroes they can look up to.
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Then, you look up and are greeted by a terrifying sight.
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We didn't have smartphones, so we couldn't look up any solutions.
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" Maybe you need a dictionary to look up "longitudinal" and "monozygotic.
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Do you have any idols or people you look up to?
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I wouldn't say there's just one person I look up to.
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Being a baseball player means that others look up to you.
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Her eyes look up, beyond my own, to the starlit sky.
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Look up your favorite musician and look for their tour bus.
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It made me look up, look around, take in the view.
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Kids need more than fawning, gay LeFou to look up to.
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You look up there and it was balanced the entire way.
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Though things could only look up after his particularly dark start.
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Just find a dark spot, lie down, and look up. Sure.
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Did I look up this critical information before the big day?
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Then all you have to do is look up little details.
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Wang smoothed a wrinkle in the tablecloth and didn't look up.
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And then there's people that I look up to, like Kendrick.
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Things are starting to look up on the Disney Princess front.
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You can also look up the website on GoDaddy's WHOIS tool.
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She decided to look up the women named in the article.
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The aircraft registration is N8JR, look up the owner at FAA.gov.
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Maybe he was looking for someone to look up to. Maybe.
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Look up anytime between twilight and sunrise to catch a glimpse.
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Look up, New York: Mercury is traversing the sun this morning.
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You can also look at the PLU (price look-up) sticker.
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Look up in the sky, you dunce, and see the stars.
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There's no shortage of people for me to look up to.
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You don't have to look up the photo to confirm it.
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In 1947, things began to look up for the natural brunette.
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Things had actually started to look up on the fundraising front.
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" She added, "No one can look up to the president anymore.
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Again, you can look up any obscure names you don't recognize.
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Look up and there is a sky full of glittering stars.
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Speak to a teacher at school who you look up to.
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I look up to people like Spielberg, Cameron, Lucas, John Carpenter.
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And as you walk in, they all look up & see you.
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To help your local community, look up your city's relief efforts.
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"You look up there and you go, 'Wow," Tony deGrom said.
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Younger company members — and ballet students everywhere — look up to her.
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Encourage young people to ask questions and look up information together.
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No. But everyday Americans look up and say, oh my gosh.
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Embarrassed by the outburst, he didn't dare look up at her.
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Look up Eddie Aikau, Jason Momoa, Nainoa Thompson: You'll be wowed.
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It really gives those young kids someone to look up to.
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LOOK UP, AND cities seem to be squeezing in more people.
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Have you felt yourself develop into someone people look up to?
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So maybe that's why we especially look up to our fathers.
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How often do you look up the meanings of unfamiliar words?
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I had to look up exactly what a "red strip" is.
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Look up background information about the individual you are interviewing with.
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She'd had to say "Up here!" for him to look up.
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I might have to look up an interpretation of that later.
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I had to look up intersectional; anyone knows what inclusionary means.
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We look up in beatific wonder at all we have accomplished.
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I didn't just look up examples of people like Winnie Harlow.
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I have mentees, projects, and communities that look up to me.
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Over the next two months, things would look up for Patrick.
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"She is a fierce leader and someone I look up to."
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He's a guy I look up to and love to watch.
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Reach out to someone you look up to for pep talk.
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How do you look, who do you look up for then?
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Look up my name and patent and you can find them.
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We look up and see speakers at every column meeting the decks.
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By the time I look up from my computer, it's after 4.
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Before I take the first step up the stairway, I look up.
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Ever look up at the sky and see greyish objects floating around?
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But these restrictions are not common—again, look up your local laws.
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Also, don't look up without wearing eclipse glasses or you'll go blind.
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Bonus: Once you're done, look up Victoria's diary entries on her wedding.
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In fact, I have four children who so look up to him.
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"Look up something called 'the American laws for American courts,'" Flynn said.
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Someone we actually look up to in Australia, for better or worse.
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I'm going to Cancun in two weeks, so I look up outfits.
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Do your homework and look up the school's paper ahead of time.
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"We do look up to them to learn from them," he noted.
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They even have a database where you can look up approved medications.
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The inability to look up one's potential future bae on social media.
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Here's what you get when you look up Roger Stone's account. pic.twitter.
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I think he was trying to look up the ages of Chewies.
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I bike, a lot, which means I look up directions, a lot.
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"Just look up!" he declared — and thousands of eyes followed his direction.
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Little boys by nature, look up to and idolize their old man.
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Just look up "festive planning" on Pinterest to see what we mean.
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Layering a fun pair of pants under it spices the look up.
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I look up at my husband's face and he is nodding empathetically.
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I look up the cost of Weight Watchers and contemplate signing up.
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Name one foreign leader that you respect and look up to, anybody.
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Weekends mean brunch, obviously, so while he's showering, I look up places.
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Here's who to look up to when you're on the kindness prowl.
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Just take a look up top for a side-by-side comparison.
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Look up and down to tilt the camera up and down — elegant!
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I start crying and people look up from their coffee at me.
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I can't believe that so many young people look up to you.
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But, as kids grow up, they need people to look up to.
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Things are starting to look up and I'm really happy about that.
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Things start to look up for the academic when Bell Labs calls.
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Someone could look up my Strava and then lurk with a machete.
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I know it's J. Lo — I don't even have to look up.
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When you look up at the stars, what do you think about?
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It has been incredible … I always needed someone to look up to.
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For people to actually look up to me really means a lot.
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I look up and there's a guy with a gun blasting away.
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It's time for you to look up at the sky more often.
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You can even bend down and look up at the image, too.
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A helpful connection with someone you look up to arrives this evening.
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Our children deserve a president to whom they can look up to.
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Was there no older generation of rap stars to look up to?
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Take time to look up to the heavens and say thank you.
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Critics may look up to Thomson's prose, but not to his ethics.
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And I might look up from my laptop to see the carnage.
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Anyone can look up the names of Donald Trump's 85033 campaign supporters.
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Aspiring conservative millennials look up to people like Lahren as role models.
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There are no role models in the village to look up to.
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The children look up to him, follow him, listen to his instructions.
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We leave the pub, walk into the parking lot, and look up.
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Why did we look up for blessing — instead of around, and down?
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So what do you see when you look up at the stars?
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Viewers must look up in order to take in the whole subject.
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So if you're looking for a brand-new beauty buy, look up.
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And does Freeman and his Voice of God look up to anyone?
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I don't want to see that for somebody I look up to.
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However, things began to look up for the young Keanu Reeves fan.
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I did look up the gin school later and it sounds great.
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Look up and you'll see a crystalline sky and lots o' sunshine.
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It sure is, if you look up one line above the clue.
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Users could tune in and look up their stock with unparalleled speed.
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All the beautiful tigers look up at the sky and run around.
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You don't have those positive female role models to look up to.
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If you look up the definition of American excellence, it's Simone Biles.
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I look up new podcasts for my commute before I power down.
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It's an honor to be someone little girls can look up to.
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A glossary allows children to look up the definitions of unfamiliar words.
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If not, who did you look up to when you were younger?
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If you ever get a chance to dive with them, look up.
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Don't Look Up is slated to drop on Netflix sometime in 2020.
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They tied the whole look up with a Jojo Siwa-like bow.
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For other renowned practitioners, look up Elaine Huntzinger and Joëlle Ciocco. skinbysophiecarbonari.com.
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Do you ever look up at the sky and watch the clouds?
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That's that point from which you want to look up and down.
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You should also look up visa requirements for the country you're visiting.
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Washing my hands, I look up and think how sickly I look.
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But that begs the question, who does Dalio himself look up to?
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You look up at the sky in Los Angeles today it's blue.
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You can look up cost estimates for your specific area on HealthcareBluebook.com.
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They can look up material, and there's no need to print assignments.
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For more information, look up Nicola Mazzanti's October 2015 article in ARTFORUM.
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This new tool lets you look up the rules where you live.
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Before you rent or buy that new home, look up and listen.
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I'm proud of her, a lot of Americans look up to her.
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All I do is go, "Hey, hey" to people, like look up.
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Use the search bar to look up access rates in your area.
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The original poster told users that if their post ended in 00–04, they would look up last names with A; if it ended in 05–08, they would look up last names with B; and so on.
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The way it works, is ... if you choose to share some information with everyone on the site, that means that any person can go look up that information and any application can go look up that information as well.
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"When I sit down with my kids and I sit down and talk to them about role models and who I want them to look up to, I tell them to go look up James Shaw Jr.," Wade said.
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A WhoIs look-up revealed no information about the owner of the site.
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While they're scrambling to look up all those equine birthdays, drink their juleps.
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Wherever you are reading this—be it bus, couch, or cubicle—look up.
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Not once during this ride would he look up at her and smile.
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Then, there was some commotion that made me look up from my phone.
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What happens when you look up and see a ball headed toward you?
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There's not more female DJs because we have none to look up to.
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There are no books to read or solutions to look up on Google.
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All my icons I look up to as people, not just their work.
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If you look up a picture, you'd think you're looking at a PopSocket.
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As the two look up to the sky, he masturbates quietly behind her.
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I notice that people look up in between stations, where service remains spotty.
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Next time you look up and see Orion, think of the legendary astronomer.
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Gladden again told him she needed her phone back to look up directions.
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"I look up to you," Moore said, reading the text from St. John.
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Just make sure you look up from your phone every now and then.
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"I think people need to actually look up the word immigrant," he said.
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Ms Sharma of Madhogarh uses YouTube to look up recipes, among other things.
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If only we could look up and see the Borge cube or something.
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"I still look up to him and his wife every day," she said.
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I force myself to look up so I can write it all down.
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But what counts as enhancement or replacement changes when you look up close.
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As I walk around the city, I look up rather than straight ahead.
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Obama, many girls like myself look up to you as a role model.
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I explain eyebrow threading, and they look up a YouTube video about it.
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"She was the first woman I could actually look up to," Hopie shared.
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You look up articles to try to figure out whether he is interested.
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A friend told him to look up potential state names in the Bible.
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But when danger makes them look up, it's at each other in solidarity.
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Is the superficiality of Instagay culture really something they should look up to?
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Lying in a hospital bed, Bowie sings, "Look up here – I'm in heaven."
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Look up, then bring your hands to your forehead, twisting your wrists once.
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When you look up into windows, everyone has some sort of sign up.
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I involuntarily make a loud sniffing noise and it makes him look up.
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Transgender teens, especially those of color, have few people to look up to.
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Use Duck Duck Go if you want to look up what really happened.
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If you look up our tribal rolls from 1993, I'm listed on there.
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The line "Look up here, I'm in heaven," is among the poignant lyrics.
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Rookies look up to him, and follow his basketball-above-all-else lead.
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If you want to witness the impacts of climate change, just look up.
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"She was the first woman I could actually look up to," Hopie said.
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A young man heads online to look up deals on things he likes.
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Look up my congresswoman's credentials and you will find a multitude of accomplishments.
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The people in the town look up to her, invoking her wisdom often.
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"I think people need to actually look up the word immigrant," Carson said.
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Sit in either the passenger or the driver's seat and simply look up.
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As I'm about to reenter the theater, I look up at the entrance.
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There are plenty of reasons we look up to the former First Lady.
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That's not the kind of thing you want to look up on WebMD.
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The first step was to look up the speed of sound in ceramic.
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A meteor shower Set up your garden chairs this weekend and look up.
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Make sure to look up those brands beforehand to get the best deal.
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I feel very old, but also honored that they look up to me.
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Apple is an example we look up to in terms of privacy protection.
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People don't want to believe someone they look up to could be problematic.
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I like having philosophical discussions as I look up at a hunter's moon.
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You'll look up after 50 hours and wonder where all the time went.
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About 60 percent also said they use government websites to look up information.
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This is normal: It's not a bad thing to look up to others!
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"Here's what I'm finding when I do choose to look up," she writes.
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There are cool tables where you can look up different combinations of materials.
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There'll be people scrambling now to go look up what the rules are.
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"I didn't look up the fact that—how dangerous it was," Kimberly said.
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I look up at the clock: We're not even 10 minutes into class.
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Look up "FMV games" and soon enough words like "fad" and "outdated" appear.
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You can't look up and change your perspective, you're forced to look down.
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And if you can't figure out which kid is Love, just look up.
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It's surreal sometimes: I'm walking down the street, and I just look up.
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Are there certain women you look up to for makeup or style inspiration?
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My dad is a person who I look up to as a hero.
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That's intimidating—I look up to him and what he's done for skateboarding.
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When these kids look up to Ma3azef, then I think we're onto something.
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They didn't look up, just scribbled, then slid the paper back to me.
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Mr. Weprin came to know and look up to the elder Mr. Levy.
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First, look up what the candidates on your ballot do for a living.
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People can look up what my property taxes are any time they want.
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Turn off your phone, look up at the people around you, and smile.
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I look up to his determination and self-confidence on the golf course.
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Now when I go outside, I look up and see what's going on.
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Look up, Wang told her once, from Kandahar, and again later, from Evin.
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Look up day tours once you're in a city or ask around town.
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He can look up anything, but he hasn't yet looked through it all.
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You can look up your federal loan servicer on the Education Department's website.
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You walk among all this, look up, and expect to see the legionnaires.
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Trilobites When we look up at the night sky, we see twinkling stars.
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Unless you look up close, you can't tell Neons are not real people.
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"I had to actually look up the National Book Award," Ms. Regan said.
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Look up: purple and yellow balloons suspended from the rafters of Staples Center.
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You know, and I don't know how to look up somebody else's tweets.
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I look up his bank account and he spent $12 on lunch today.
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This was enough for Joel to look up from what he was doing.
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When the photographer asked Diana to look up into the distance, she blanked.
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"They would look up a boy's anus and a girl's vagina," he said.
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Look up into a clear sky: How far away is a hundred feet?
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I would go to record stores and look up tapes by those bands.
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Just be sure to look up your local stations to see your coverage.
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Hmmm I'm thinking about all the people I love and look up to.
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Instead, look up a main number for that institution and call them directly.
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For now, things are starting to look up for Yasmin and her family.
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They look up and see a face like mine looking down at them.
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"He's somebody that you can look up to -- a fatherly influence," Mundy said.
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I didn&apost expect it from someone people look up to and admire.
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Just look up the ISO or RTO website (such as NYISO or CAISO).
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The worst thing students can do is never look up from their devices.
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"They would look up a boy's anus and a girl's vagina," he said.
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I look up and here comes the homeless dude inside of the building.
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Buakaw, kids look up to you as an idol, as someone to emulate.
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I was even forced to look up what to do in these circumstances.
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"I wanted to create something that others might look up to," he continued.
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When he'd win, they'd look up his profile, and notice the VAC banning.
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"I look up jerky brands in each town and meet them," he says.
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I look up directions at home and memorize them or write them down.
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You know how on LinkedIn, you see when people look up your profile.
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IHG's lookup tool, which Computerworld accurately calls "ridiculous," allows users to look up hotels by city and state, making it very hard to get a complete list or look up a large number of hotels, if you travel a lot.
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It's terrifying to look up in the sky and think about what they'll inherit.
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I curl up on the couch with my coffee and look up different recipes.
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Things started to look up, but Beau relapsed during his first year at university.
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Her expression is powerful and she doesn't look up from frying the thick tortilla.
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It was never the idea that the DJ was someone you look up to.
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It looks like a genuine array of galaxies when you look up at night.
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Sick. I can mindlessly scroll through Instagram for 90 minutes and occasionally look up.
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Now, you might want to consider a night time visit to look *up* instead.
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You can look up site hosting information and scan for malware problems here too.
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You'd look up and you'd remember that everything could be destroyed in an instant.
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If you're running a startup delete your account and look up from your laptop.
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To working moms, "if you are looking for a job, look up," Krawcheck said.
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But when you look up close, you discover it's actually a string of fingernails.
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"I really look up to her and think she's an incredible businesswoman," said Williams.
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According to EarthSky, you'll want to look up at the sky around 2 a.m.
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Is it weird I wanna look up what Brendan Fraser is up to, though?
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Youngsters like Luma Valones look up to YouTube fitness moguls like "Meg Squats," a.k.a.
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"I get in an elevator and people don't even look up," she told CNN.
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"Young girls all look up to these young players who are lesbians," Tranghese added.
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Then I'll remember I'd forgotten to look up those concert tickets for Friday night.
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This isn't to say that it's not worthwhile to look up at the moon.
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In times like these, they need an animal/human figure to look up to.
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Throughout his journey he had few role models of color to look up to.
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He accessorized the summery look up with a blue pocket square and brown loafers.
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French and American Paintings also prompted Krasner to look up Pollock and introduce herself.
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I make a mental note to look up the book when I get home.
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In this passage, there's at least one NASA term we had to look up.
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Annie didn't look up Owen because I guess she didn't know his...last name?
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Her smartphone does allow her to look up coursework for the classes she teaches.
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WHEREVER THEY walk, people tend to look up, ignoring the world beneath their feet.
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"I had no one to look up to like this growing up," he says.
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That's something I'm working on and something I really look up to in others.
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"I had to look up some of the words they called me," she says.
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Take a second to look up your login information, because LinkedIn has got this.
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It's this idea that kids want and often need figures to look up to.
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We need a figurehead to look up to, someone who is larger than life.
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He's a star player in the league and someone I definitely look up to.
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They've traveled here with a simple plan: to look up at the skies above.
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That line from Charles (ref MLK) made me look up the National Mall memorials.
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Maybe you should first try to look up your heritage the old-fashioned way.
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Flutter the fingers on your right arm and look up to the left. 11.
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If you notice, Sicilians look up to people and institutions that represent the power.
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I used to enormously look up to Sony in the early and mid '80s.
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You can't look up what the bail amounts are and how bail is set.
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We definitely look up to her as a role model and we always have.
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You can play songs, look up artists, and start playlists all with your voice.
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Look up your tweets from May 30, 215 or May 22019," she said. "You.
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Look up your tweets from May 217, 260 or May 216," she said. "You.
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You can also look up the forms on sites like Charity Navigator and Guidestar.
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Instead, young writers and filmmakers look up to these men as pioneers of technique.
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Move your cursor or thumb around the screen to look up, down and around.
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It's like a painting: You can look up close or get the full picture.
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The stooped yearn then to look up and perceive a man who promises deliverance.
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" She shares that two simple words have helped her on this journey: "Look up.
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On Friday I'll look up those products to see if any are on sale.
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Anyway, people look up to you for your communication skills, so use them wisely.
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"I'm proud of her, a lot of Americans look up to her," said Obama.
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In the Google Play app store, look up a launcher, download and install it.
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"Don't look up here to us, put us in your rearview mirror," she said.
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Be smart about your choices, connect with someone you look up to for advice.
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If you want to look up your state's laws, the AP made this guide.
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You could look up Enochian magic then try to figure out what that is.
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Though with Tas you more look out for him than look up to him.
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I look up to you all, you all inspire me to do great things.
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I look up to him as pretty much my favourite artist in electronic music.
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Can you talk about the difficulty of finding Black photographers to look up to?
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From my balcony I could turn around, look up and wave at the captain.
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I used to look up at these big houses and say, 'You rich bastards!
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Check out the clip -- then look up Rocker's comments and see if you agree.
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"Nobody wants you," she answers lightly, turning her head to look up at him.
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LOOK UP NYC- we've got a message for all the women ✈️ #IWD2019 pic.twitter.
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He can look up anything in history, and it's not just uploading images anymore.
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"He's someone I look up to and enjoy spending time with," Ms. Olivier said.
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First thing is to look up what the coverage is like in your area.
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I remember staring at my desk, face burning and not daring to look up.
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TO: I love how Barnett's eyes look up at the ceiling as Jessica talks.
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After you look up, and see that the outstretched desert road suddenly seems eternal.
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The Dutch-speakers of Flanders, in particular, used to look up to these neighbors.
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"I would take a small bite and look up at the sky," he said.
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No, Maye's choice is something we'd all have to look up to ... we think.
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Of course we should use computers as we do libraries to look up information.
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She calls FreshEBT's balance look-up "a real improvement" from making 800-number calls.
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I always look up our videos and watch them and listen to our music.
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You look up and one bad break occurs, and it seems to derail guys.
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It is already easy to look up political contributions by companies and their employees.
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I also look up deadlines for summer internships for companies I am interested in.
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Residents across London can look up their address on the newly-launched website addresspollution.
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She said she recently went to Aetna's website to look up the company's values.
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Now, finally they have a superhero they can look up to and identify with.
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He should look up the case of single mother Shaneen Allen in New Jersey.
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When I did look up, he was unbending a paper clip in his lap.
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Sometimes I need to pause the track to look up the move being described.
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A. Next time you step outside in New York, look up at the buildings.
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She is one of my idols and a woman I really look up to.
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When you go to any city, look up what the city is known for.
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It is extraordinarily rare to look up to someone with a body like mine.
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People who I look up to today but have never met, like Michael Jordan.
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The Twitter thread by Emojipedia's Jeremy Budge pointed out that Facebook's settings, which control who is allowed to look up your account with a phone number that you've provided, do not include an option to completely opt-out of its "look up" service.
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Look up "more" in the dictionary and you'll find a picture of the new Demon.
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I later look up the cathedral and learn that it's called the Tân Định Church.
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He calls out for Michelle, and Ian turns to look up at the rose window.
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There are some key differences in the form, though, especially when you look up close.
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I really look up to her and I really value her advice and her guidance.
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After that, you can look up the card's traditional meanings in a guidebook or online.
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But now that I've been doing it, I've met black farmers I look up to.
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Moog. It's a name that causes almost any musician to look up with curious eyes.
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We didn't even have too many performances to look up to at a competitive level.
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Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair), for example, likes to look up old Jodeci videos on YouTube.
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They then watched Medina look up from his microphone, his eyes tracking something off-camera.
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P.S. Please don't look up 2Pec's rap songs on social media while at the office.
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Obviously, some people would still be there to watch me and look up to me.
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"These are parents and coaches, people they're supposed to look up to," Romero told HLN.
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To look up related public programs or learn more about the exhibition, visit as-coa.
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You can watch videos or look up locations without associating that activity with your account.
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But that doesn't mean you don't challenge the leaders you value or look up to.
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So, every one of your resources gets to look up to create business differentiating circumstances.
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Sweat trickled into his eyes when he strained to look up from his bent position.
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If you missed last night's surprise in the sky, don't forget to look up tonight.
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Afterward, we look up dog-friendly beaches and find a spot nearby that looks fun.
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I look up and realize the sun has come out…you win this round, pupper.
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This Chronicle database allows you to look up undergrads-to-jocks subsidies at any college.
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I look up in the sky and think, Is somebody fucking with me right now?!
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Though you never could tell when a bleak morning at the office might look up.
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You can also look up store inventory online, though it may not be kept current.
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If you want to understand Mihailescu's proof, look up Catalan's Conjecture by Rene Schoof (2008).
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She told her mom it meant something sexual and NOT to look up the phrase.
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I think we all know who Randi's little girl is going to look up to.
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We thought it'd be cool to have someone involved that we really look up to.
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" He added: "I will always look up to her as being my ideal role model.
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The lodging has an observation deck and telescopes to look up at the night stars.
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"My dad is really the only person that I look up to," Suge Jacob said.
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Police cars fill the pavement below, reporters address their cameras, crowds of people look up.
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"I can look up anything, whenever, wherever," says Yuri, an 229-year-old university student.
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You can use it to look up information, order pizzas, play podcasts, and tons more.
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"He's a great role model, definitely, and someone I look up to," said Rachel Carafello.
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I wanted her to look up to me and admire me, so I changed myself.
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You can't be afraid to ask questions to those people that you look up to.
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Much like Eleven, Enola Holmes sounds like a character young women can look up to.
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Look up this week to see Jupiter putting on a show for observers on Earth.
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We walk around more, watch people ice skating, and look up at the huge tree.
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I also really look up to Konpe FIlo, he's a TV star that advises people.
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Are you ever going to look up your Uber rating again without wondering, What if?
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I look up shuttles and book the cheapest one for our group at $172 roundtrip.
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So if you look up two individual soccer players, you'll then see other related athletes.
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Protestors can look up their zip codes to find the planned events closest to them.
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If you do happen to be in one of the areas, don't simply look up.
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Maybe watching Deadwood inspires you to look up South Dakota land rights in the 1800s.
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Those are the two that I go to, look up to, and ask questions to.
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Girls look up to you, and you should be mindful of the message you're sending.
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With that disclaimer out of the way: Yes, I look up science stuff on Wikipedia.
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If you live in certain states in the US, anyone can look up your address.
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"Just look up" and the justices would see religious symbols in the courtroom, Katyal said.
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I might need to look up some recipes since I'm new to the smoothie game.
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"Look up here, I'm in heaven," he sings over the forlorn wail of a saxophone.
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" Afghan Dan agrees, stating: "People look up to us, people see us as role models.
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Otherwise, look up on your way home from work, and then go online to Slooh.
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Users attempting to look up screenings are reportedly finding very few options to choose from.
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"I look up and there is a guy with a gun blasting away," said Brooks.
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Look up Bruiser Brody and you'll see a lot about the circumstances of his death.
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" Which, hopefully makes you look up from your cell phone and say, "What the fuck?!
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When you have the Force, people look up to you and watch your every move.
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Users simply look up the recipe and then set the heating method in the app.
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Users can now look up the animation files and quickly send them to their friends.
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It was somebody for us to look up to, and we could be that too.
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So Courtney B. Vance is somebody who I look up to as a thespian tremendously.
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We may look up to them, as Arteche does, with a longing to know more.
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"Even people at Sony and Microsoft look up to Miyamoto as gaming deity," said Hamamura.
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"I'm 50, so people need to look up my stuff," he shared with his viewers.
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Users can look up a website and see archived versions of the website across time.
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I used to look up to you and find so much inspiration in your posts.
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It informed just about every comedian and writer I (and probably you) look up to.
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They did things by the book and you could look up to them for that.
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That's why it's so disappointing now, that I can't look up to the U.S. today.
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The president momentarily removed his protective glasses to look up and point at the sky.
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The only theme entry I had to look up was BOW(HEAD) at 32 Down.
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My wife, Yolanda Whitman, was sitting in the living room and happened to look up.
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But to look up there and see 97, 98 on the board, it was nice.
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If it's above your horizon, you might be able to look up and spot it.
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You know that every word is being heard and they can look up your nostrils.
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I wanted to look up the ones who did, to find out who they were.
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I just hope people ... I want people to learn how to look up good information.
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But I didn't look up what the rules were for voting in the Democratic contest.
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"I'd look up there and just want to go running around in them," he said.
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When I look up, I see a man and a woman in front of me.
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The students took notes, pausing to look up as reporters and officials entered the room.
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Furthermore, the rappers you look up to probably hold respect for us in some regards.
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Well if I want to do wider reading on it, what should I look up?
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It's no longer just a place to look up stock market data and company news.
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Work with today's energy by connecting with a mentor or someone you look up to.
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It's an excellent evening to connect with a mentor or someone you look up to.
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It was like a sound you would make to get [a] cat to look up.
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"I realized how much I look up to them," she said in a Twitter message.
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Does everybody look up to James Earl Jones, who himself looks up to Morgan Freeman?
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Maksim Merman the Yellowtailed SeaWitch never had strong male mer-models to look up to.
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I also liked TAKE LUNCH and MATCHWOOD, although I had to look up the latter.
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Unfortunately for me, on the Maah Daah Hey, the temptation to look up is endless.
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"I just don't understand why American payers don't look up reference prices," Dr. Hill said.
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My eyes watering from an extra hot veggie wrap, I look up from my phone.
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It forces them to look up, allowing them to forget, if only for an hour.
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Many black children and little girls only have white male superheros to look up to.
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So when the Beatles came to Spanish Harlem, people didn't even look up at them!
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Look up as well as down, for possible danger from damaged trees and utility poles.
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"I had to look up Joan Mitchell — I thought they said Joni Mitchell," he said.
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As Wylie pointed out, it's a work that you approach, rather than look up to.
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On the way to work, I look up and see the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
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If you somehow haven't played Frog Fractions, don't look up anything up and start playing.
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And it's so inspiring to have that team as role models to look up to.
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We know younger ones look up to us and try to do better for them.
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And seeing him on TV all the time, he's definitely someone to look up to.
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Most local libraries have someone who can look up information on the web for you.
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However, you should look up how gory a movie is before seeing it, she says.
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You dive in, swim down a few feet and look up at the fish clouds.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said things continue to "look up" for the U.S. economy.
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They&aposre just people kids can look up to, in videos only fifteen seconds long.
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"You, son, are going to learn to look up," Watts lectures his felicitously christened scamp.
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"Young parents look up to her and listen to important things she says," she said.
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"If they look up, they see us," Barak said, meaning himself and the prime minister.
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"It's like you look up and all the sudden fire is everywhere," the father said.
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Before raising a dime, look up your state's campaign-finance laws and follow them carefully.
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"In law, uniform is important -- you look up to your judges and barristers," he said.
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Cillian, writing a paper about igneous rocks at the kitchen table, did not look up.
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As a young journalist, did you have many Arab women journalists to look up to?
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Every night, I would lie down on the riverbed and look up at the sky.
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"Suddenly you look up, and there on the TV, singing a song, is Bob Marley."
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It's a great time to connect with a mentor or someone you look up to.
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They would look up nude images online and recreate them in crude sketches in Paint.
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I look up at her, helpless, like a tortoise on its back in the desert.
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I was so conflicted during that scene, as Moira, yes, but also as Samira in trying to figure out what would this person that I look up, because I look up to Moira because the decisions she makes are so difficult but so noble.
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On the other side of this is HEDDA Hopper, SAL BANDO, PETE SEEGER and R.F.D. These are entries that perhaps younger solvers will have to look up just as much as veteran solvers like myself might have to look up PARTY FOUL and TALL TEES.
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I pictured the person who hung it, then walked down the stairs to look at it, then walked up to adjust it, then down to look, up to place the branch, down to look, up to move the branch a little, down to look.
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While some people dig into their meals, barely taking time to look up, others pray first.
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My daughter can look up to her and say, 'Wow, I can do that one day.
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And if you need more proof, look up any photo of her on the red carpet.
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I mean, Michelle Obama is a wonder woman and I look up to her so much.
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He said he doesn't think people abroad will look up to Americans as they once did.
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I look up his review the next morning and see that he doesn't sugarcoat the experience.
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I'm feeling inspired after today's workout and look up prices for personal training at my gym.
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Here's hoping that this movie will give young girls a better Barbie to look up to.
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And I really look up to Karlie Kloss — she's the nicest human being in the world.
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They look up to her, they want her around, and they want to partner with her.
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With no one singing "Look up here/I'm in Heaven" Bowie's absence was even more apparent.
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KIRK: What I love most about the picture, look up at the left-hand corner, 22016.
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I go on Amazon and look up a protein powder I like and consider buying it.
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Keep an eye out, and look up the backstory of how he wound up in Utah.
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If you need some inspiration, look up whether there's a bookstore near you that sells zines.
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I looked up to her when I was young and look up to her even still.
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What's important is that they exist, we identify with them, and we look up to them.
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You spoke at the Q&A about using orthochromatic film, which I had to look up.
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"When you look up the origin of the word 'monument,' it doesn't mean celebrate," Braden said.
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Look up the brand and model number online to see if that triggers any alarm bells.
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This weekend, look up at night to see bits of Halley's Comet falling through Earth's atmosphere.
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"When I saw this man look up at me...I saw true fear," he told CNN.
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Ten years ago, I didn't have the kind of information that you can look up now.
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Check out some of our favorites below, and be sure to look up the rest here.
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I told you to get ready to see role models that children would look up to.
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"How am I going to present myself as someone that this kid might look up to?"
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Things are starting to look up for the iPhone maker, which reports earnings on July 30.
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Harry and Neville look up to their dads so much, they unconsciously imitated their fashion sense.
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Look up or down to ready a vertical slice, or roll the mouse wheel to thrust.
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Q: Anyone you look up to, for having created a successful life and business for themselves?
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WebMD's main site is used to look up symptoms and learn about health conditions and news.
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Suggesting otherwise was blasphemy — and look up Leviticus 24:16 to learn the consequences of that.
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Moral of the story: always look up and follow the moving thing in the sky.. pic.twitter.
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Be sure that you don't look up to the sky with your naked eye before totality.
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"They want to take you to the side and look up in your privates," he said.
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You take pictures, you look up directions, you use it for ticketing and FastPasses for rides.
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"I guess it's technically a tart if you look up tart in the dictionary," she laughs.
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People have been watching the skies and wondering what's up there since we could look up.
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"Lazarus" (2016) "Look up here, I'm in heaven," are the first words Mr. Bowie sings here.
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Indonesian residents wearing eclipse glasses look up at the sun during a solar eclipse in 2016.
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It dominates the street, the sky and the view of anyone who dares to look up.
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I also love and look up to Donatella Versace, Alexander McQueen, Karl Lagerfeld, and many more.
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Until now, you couldn't look up Ken Dryden's save percentage on a site like Hockey-Reference.
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A screen makes it easy to tweak settings, look up information, follow recipes, or watch videos.
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His stuff was good, but you look up after five innings and he's at 110 (pitches).
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People see you as someone they can look up to, and you'll feel the love today.
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Obviously, the comedy is an exaggeration but it then makes me look up what really happened.
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I admire her and look up to her because I think she's a very strong woman.
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HB: Most of the VCs I know are impressive, thoughtful people whom I look up to.
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While most fans chalked the look up to a really great hot tool, we dug deeper.
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Kids look up to you - and it’s not cool what you’re doing.
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Look up that apocryphal quote if you don't know whom or what I am referring to.
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You can also look up basic trip data like current speed, trip duration, and the like.
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When the light dot turns black, you know it's safe to look up at the sun.
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Look up "laurel," click the audio button next to the word, and you'll hear the truth.
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I was like, 'Don't look down and don't look up, because if you do, you'll trip.
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If you have ever been here, just walk around and look up, it's in the air.
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Growing up, did you have trans and/or PoC or Black photographers to look up to?
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Just ask Alexa to request an Uber, order a pizza, look up train times, and more.
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This is an excellent evening to connect with your mentors or people you look up to.
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Then he takes the look up a notch by pinning gold-toned barrettes around the fabric.
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Instead of using MyinTuition, Kantrowitz recommends that families look up the "Net Price" table on CollegeNavigator.
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A Great Work, Brian Courtney Wilson BEST CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN MUSIC ALBUM Look Up Child, Lauren Daigle
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You really inspired me to [something that you did because you look up to this person].
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Finra provides BrokerCheck, which allows you to look up the regulatory record for registered financial professionals.
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Investors in their 50s may want to look up Schwab's U.S. Large-Cap Value ETF (SCHV).
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But when I'd look up their IP addresses, they would originate from Malaysia, Ghana, or Nigeria.
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If that's not the greatest thing to look up to, then I don't know what is.
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For years, wrestling fans despised Cena because he was designed for kids to look up to.
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We didn't have the internet to look up what an abortion was, or what it entailed.
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"Privacy" means something very different in an age where anyone can look up anyone else online.
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The delivery workers are so focused on moving the boxes that they do not look up.
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Ascending the final ramp, our first glimpse of the hanging pieces requires us to look up.
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It's still a school with kids who look up to him I guess... fangirls and fanboys.
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I think couples that build each other up are couples that I personally look up to.
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He remembers seeing performer Jason Aldean stop singing and look up, as if at the speakers.
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But they're strong in their convictions, and they are people I really, truly look up to.
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You look up and see a brilliant bed of stars above you, blanketing totally foreign sky.
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I wish I had someone like her to look up to when I was growing up.
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Just look up for 2019's five eclipses, super blood wolf moon and other cool events.
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You end up taking some time off, and then you look up and it's spring training.
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"They look up to the booth and they see me," said Charley Steiner, another Dodgers broadcaster.
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Wake up the next day and do something stupid: look up your colleagues on social media.
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No, it's ... a robot Disney has taken audio-animatronics to a new level: just look up.
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Cousins shows how Welles's experience in that city, amid the skyscrapers, taught him to look up.
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Look up the definition of hate speech and talk about whether your kids have encountered it.
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LOOK UP, THE HEAVENS CALL, AND YOU WOULD SATISFY YOURSELVES TO REINTERPRET FLESH IN VILE ROOMS.
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High school students wanted to use VPN apps to look up their AP test scores early.
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You are having someone to look up to who you can relate to in some way.
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By connecting with strong female pop stars that young women look up to and admire, Mrs.
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Sometimes I'll have to break off a little knowledge if it doesn't look up to par.
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And worse, instead of his communicating with the media, one has to look up his tweets.
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Diving headfirst out of my comfort zone, I found men that I could look up to.
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I clung to the face of that rock, trembling, crying, afraid to look up or down.
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"I look up there and see my average and go, 'Oh man,'" Harper said on Monday.
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You gave the commencement speech at Simon's Rock, which I had to look up, at Bard.
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Things have started to look up, with new routes, new carriages and renewed interest from travelers.
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You can't get people to look up, you can't get people to put their phones down.
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There were few models to look up to and few to hold a young filmmaker back.
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If you look up from your cell phone you'll see we're doing a show up here.
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Not only will care and love them but I want them to look up to me.
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So far it's working, 'cause customers eat the burger, walk outside, look up and say, 'Sweet!
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It's all men, and so I never had any female role models to look up to.
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Either they look up at the last minute and apologize, or they run right into me.
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Things seem to look up when her mother's new boyfriend, Connor (Michael Fassbender), enters the picture.
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On the movie detail page, users will be able to look up showtimes and buy tickets.
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Another chance for France, as Griezmann gets a look up high, but Ryan is there again.
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At Open Secrets, you can look up which campaigns and charities a company has contributed money.
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Toggling this on lets you look up and navigate to destinations without creating a location history.
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If you ever find yourself riding in a taxi in Mumbai, don't forget to look up.
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On your carrier's website, log in to your account and look up your data use summaries.
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I look up from the project I am working on and realize that I am starving.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the way most boys look up to athletes or pop stars.
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And for those who did play, Kobe was an idol, a player to look up to.
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I wish I had someone like her to look up to when I was growing up.
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Smoke a cigarette and look up at the winter stars, unable to identify a single one.
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I would look up the summaries of individual books and think, did I write this one?
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Just look up some pictures and videos; you really need to see it to believe it.
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"It's strange how bird shadow forces you to look up sometimes when you're always looking down."
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" — Carl Ian Schwartz, 153, Washington Square West "Outside, you could look up and see the stars.
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Also, if you look up "non sequitur" in the dictionary, you get these two sentences. 20.
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As one character says, 'We didn't look up from our phones until it was too late.
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Passengers can look up the model of plane they are flying on for any given flight.
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I went downstairs to look up "Spanish moss," then back outside into the hat-hostile wind.
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The last time they saw each other, he had to look up to make eye contact.
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Next time I'm in Venice, I must look up Piero Paccagnella and buy him a beer.
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Like any debtholder around the world, you look up and say: 'Are you being fiscally responsible?
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You just need to burn some boot leather, and then at the right spot, look up.
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Now we look up in 2017, and Dan is the feature in their global advertising campaign.
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"Look up," the sergeant said, and swung a flashlight beam into the canopy of a tree.
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"But what we did not realize is that most people don't look up," Mr. Bauman said.
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Don't get me wrong, Cisco is an immensely important company, they're one we look up to.
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Your brain can't handle walking and using your phone at the same time — so look up.
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" It's no wonder, then, that VanderWaal has developed such a huge fan base; as of writing this, she has 3.5 million followers on Instagram, and she's still figuring out how to navigate it all, telling me: "People don't look up to people; people look up to celebrities.
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So hey, use it as an excuse to head outside and look up for a little while.
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More — not like contempt, but you guys are too busy to look up and make eye contact!
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I look up to Tyra Banks so much, and I wish I could walk like Naomi Campbell.
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Look up and you become entranced; it seems as if you could walk right up the side.
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They all knew their roles so well that the station attendant didn't even bother to look up.
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While I had a funny/smart Matthew Broderick to look up to, my sister had his girlfriend.
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I did achieve getting him to look up and to pay attention to what I was saying.
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You don't have to constantly look up what it is for yet another service or another app.
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We spend a lot of time together and I look up to him like a big brother.
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If you look up "oh...okay!" in the dictionary, you get this new Black Swan Snapchat lens.
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You look up in the fourth inning and his strike-to-ball (ratio) is almost relatively even.
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When I read the total, she looked at him and he wouldn't look up from his phone.
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"My oldest son said to my youngest son, 'Don't look up at the TV,'" Avery told ClickOnDetroit.
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I'll go outside at night and look up in the sky and just start talking — to her.
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Because he's an artist as well, kids look up to him, which is greatly to his advantage.
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When you look up from the bottom, it was just his reflection, laughing back down at you.
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Look up from your device, make eye contact, and say hello — it makes a world of difference.
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If you look up at the sky, you can still see the crack from the rocket launch.
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LG also touts its ability to look up recipes, play music, check the weather, and shop online.
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Pillsy has access to the full FDA database, which means you can look up virtually any medication.
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We shouldn't have children walking down the street having to look up a symbols to white supremacy.
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The general idea when we look for aliens is to look up and out and into space.
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I asked her to look up the photo and tell me if she thought it was appropriate.
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Spectators look up at the damaged World Trade Center after two airplanes slammed into the twin towers.
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I forget that people look up to his style; I don't even look at it like that.
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The next time you look up and think you spot something unusual, you might just be right.
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You also have to wait until you look up after a swim to see how you performed.
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They will ask whether law-enforcement agents may look up people's mobile-phone records without a warrant.
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I have a new woman to look up to in tech, and her name is Raina McLeod.
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"You've given our two daughters an example to look up to as they grow up," he said.
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Sounds obvious, but while you're trotting along you might forget to look up and at your surroundings.
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Next, we catch the sunset on her roof, and I look up other studio locations near me.
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There are legacy providers, but their model is to charge users for every name they look up.
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Because of that pain, it's difficult to encourage anyone to look up at the stars and hope.
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People look up at the sun wearing protective glasses to watch a solar eclipse in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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The very best way to view, though, is as always to get outside and just look up.
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When you look up the location of the IP address you get this location in Horton, Alabama.
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Can anyone look up from their device at any given moment and say what's on their mind?
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You can also turn off the Wi-Fi or look up a file on your hard drive.
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Image: GizmodoMerriam-Webster reported Sunday evening that "fascism" is currently the top look-up on its site.
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And she'll stop and look up and stare right into your eyes, for a long five minutes.
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The walking dead Seoul's launching an assault on "smartphone zombies" who never look up from their phones.
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But look up the 25M or so articles about Drumpf and racism if you need a primer.
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You can look up phone numbers for your members of Congress by entering your zip code here.
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More radically, in Finland, Norway and Sweden anyone can look up what their colleagues and neighbours earn.
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I've never said once said that I am the best person to look up to, never once.
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But aspiring athletes aren't the only people who can look up to this amazing, record-breaking team.
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But since then I haven't really had that many people to look up to, in that sense.
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I log everything I watch, use the watch list feature and look up movies all the time.
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I am not creative, so I look up pictures on my favorites album that I can recreate.
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Authorities used the photo to look up the vehicle&aposs owner and compared it to witness descriptions.
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You should be able to look up in any town and city who the elected officials are.
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We can have fun, adventure, fantasy, heroics, someone for us to look up to and inspire kids.
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Then, as you look up into them, you have a very different experience, with more intimate parts.
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What would happen if someone sky-wrote the Maze symbol and told every host to look up?
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I refuse to look up anything about Mark Cuban's life, but he says that makes them similar.
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That means every product you look up, every malady you search for and every site you visit.
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You can look up historical prices and dividend payments on the web, but that's just the start.
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I couldn't stop crying because she's a country legend and somebody that I really look up to.
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With it, you can look up the current value of thousands of cars from 1900 and on.
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CP: I think "Look Up" is immediately satisfying, and it's kind of surprising to hear live, too.
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Celebrities, you know, look up to ... These are the heroes of our day, that kind of thing.
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Judge Ellis growing furious when Andres would not look up at the judge while he was speaking.
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Lie flat on your back and look up, taking in as much of the sky as possible.
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Tilting back to look up turns the helmet's avionics cable "into a spring, further increasing neck tension".
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There is no shame in creating a beautiful image that her followers look up to her for.
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"It's crazy because even the people that look up to me are older than me, "she says.
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You can press and hold on words to look up definitions, or select text and make notes.
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I think we'll look up at some point and say, 'Whoa, he did that in a hurry.
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You look up and down their lineup ... They're getting Dee Gordon back, which is a big plus.
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I look up and see huge birds with dragon-like wings soaring through the pale-pink sky.
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You can also highlight or look up difficult words, or add them to a Vocabulary Builder tool.
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I went, 'Let's look up Scorpios, man'" — and she discovered "The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need.
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Once inside, he would look up at the press box and dream of being in the booth.
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In real life, I'm tall, but I found myself craning my neck to look up at him.
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But I can&apost look up from my screen without seeing a giant bottle of hand cream.
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To develop as leaders, children need to know that the people they look up to aren't infallible.
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The most private setting you can choose is to only allow "Friends" to look up your profile.
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For example, a researcher could look up how frequently a particular mutation occurs among the 10,000 people.
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I know in my career there weren't a lot of cool "rock violinists" to look up to.
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If you're struggling, reach out to a counselor, friend, or someone you look up to for help.
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It seems like people don't really look up to clowns like they did back in the day.
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But look up for that inspiration and look down at the foundation that is paving your path.
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So on March 700 I started to look up therapists and made an appointment the next day.
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That was one of the things I actually had to look up how to get out of.
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Finally, the interested reader should look up "popcorn lung" for an additional interesting example of chemical exposure.
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That is, they're used to look up your database records and to link records in different databases.
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He brings everybody out in Atlanta, it's crazy, people absolutely love him and look up to him.
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I prefer not to explain too much about titles—anyone can easily look up the original story.
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He's such an incredibly good person and a great teacher to be around and look up to.
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Look up, and you'll see Mi Teleferico, a cable car system that acts as the city's subway.
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If a store hasn't announced its 2019 deals yet, look up last year's Black Friday ad online.
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With bingo, I've never stopped to look up the odds (please don't tell me if they're bad).
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Enough options that you'll probably look up one list and immediately close the tab out of overstimulation.
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You can also look up your congressional representatives and see what their stance is on the issue.
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You are the person that they trust, that they look up to, to help them through it.
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When we look up at our idols, is there a shard of hatred buried inside our adoration?
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A raindrop hits the bridge of my nose, and we all look up into the darkened skies.
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I usually look up there, but it caught me off guard because I saw her Blazers jersey.
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It took me nine hours to read a script—I had to look up every second word.
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If you're feeling powerless these days and have the means, look up your local mutual-aid network.
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My subpar cooking skills require that I look up a recipe and mentally prepare for the task.
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Anyone can look up what "black tie" means and understand exactly what's expected of them wardrobe-wise.
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They might be pointing to Mitchell, somewhere in the stars: People need someone to look up to.
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You look up to see if there are any stars peaking through the light pollution. Nope. 21.
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I needed to see if there are older women still performing, that I can look up to.
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I can look up at all that seems suspended and lose myself in imagining what might fall.
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Look up and you'll see a pleasant mix of sun and clouds, and a high of 70.
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But diplomacy — another word for Trump to look up — is the art of war by other means.
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They also introduced searchable databases where users can look up political ads running on the companies' services.
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"Just having that ability to look up and see your teammates there can make all the difference."
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We tried out new tools from Facebook, Google and Twitter that let you look up campaign ads.
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"You look up one day and all you got left is what you ain't spent," he says.
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We'll look up at the moon tonight, and we'll be thinking of you, your bravery, your legacy.
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I'll get a ride to the university a few hours away and look up an old lover.
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In addition, you can also look up data from the study for any college in the country.
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"People look up to Americans, they try to recreate that way of life," said Romina, aged 22.
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His stuff was good, but you look up after five innings and he's at 110 (pitches thrown).
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I'll go onto the internet, I'll look up deleted scenes, "Office" commentary, anything to jog my memory.
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If you've missed it in recent nights, make plans this evening to step outside and look up.
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When we do, we'll look up to realize we've still got months to go before we're done.
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Look up their name on the internet and read past the first page of results, way past.
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If you see one of these screenshots, look up the person's feed to find the actual post.
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If you work for a 50-person startup, there may be no one [to look up to].
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These included 93,700 "look-up" messages to initiate communications, and some investigators found all this deeply suspicious.
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If you need to look up a password, open the Chrome menu and choose Settings, then Passwords.
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Q: Coming from such a famous lineage, what family member did you look up to growing up?
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Lynch: Is there anybody in the rap game that you look up to from a business standpoint?
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If leaving the city is not an option, look up at streetlights on a freezing cold night.
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When you live in a big city like Chicago, after a while, you forget to look up.
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The word "dotard" in particular sent people to the dictionary to look up the arcane put-down.
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He did not look up from his phone once––not even as he was crossing the street.
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When you look up at the sky at night and see a shooting star - that's a meteor.
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His channel was gone but the transmasculine community is small so he wasn't hard to look up.
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The presentation was part of Look up here, I'm in heaven, a group exhibition of imaginative portraiture.
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If look up from your screen to greet someone who's just walked in the room, you lose.
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The pyramid towers to the ceiling; to see it all, you've got to look up, in reverence.
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It's nice for some people to look up to me, but I don't wanna be fucking famous!
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Also, when you look up Daniel's involvement with the Parent Project, this comes up on his website.
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I got a date on June 29, and I will tell you things started to really look up.
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Thanks to the internet, we modern-day astrological enthusiasts can look up our birth charts all by ourselves.
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While she struggles with the dog at first, things then start to change and look up for her.
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" Cadonati says that many within the collaboration "look up to them as the founders who started it all.
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"Look up," she advises students — and faculty and staff — often walking with their heads down in their phones.
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On Climate Explorer, visitors can look up any county, city, or zip code in the 93 mainland states.
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If they say, 'I have no clue how to get there,' I look up bus routes and times.
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Undeterred, I went to the store anyway to see if they were able to look up my account.
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That type of weird situation is why you should look up how to register and how to vote.
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It's a website where anyone can look up your past, including employers, neighbors, and anyone else you meet.
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Other Harley executives say they feel confident that it will remain a brand Indians will look up to.
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"I'm very happily married," he said, after explaining that he doesn't go on Facebook and look up exes.
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And in fact, if you look up spy in the thesaurus, it says, quote, secret or undercover agent.
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"Related searches" show up at the bottom of the page when you look up a term in Trends.
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But if you just look up while you're walking on the sidewalk, you still probably won't see them.
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I'll do that, then look up local restaurants or coffee shops and just take some time for myself.
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It's funny to look up and see people running on treadmills exactly where I'd literally rip gravity bongs.
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Watch Amazon Video content, drop in on a family member, or ask Alexa to look up song lyrics.
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I wish Fantastical could look up LinkedIn profiles, show my Foursquare checkins, Eventbrite tickets, Meetup invites, and more.
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Who are some other women in the country music space that you really admire and look up to?
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You can look up your polling place here or call the Board of Elections at 866-VOTE-NYC.
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We need to look up at the stars ahead of the ship, not at the wake behind us.
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" Or, as he often said, "Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet.
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Look up almost any item on Amazon, and you'll see an "Amazon's Choice" badge in the search results.
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Kim said the Korean Women's Hotline is one of the only organizations Famerz can really look up to.
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For example models, that is who most people look up to and how society expects us to look.
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But Chance explained that Beyoncé could be Queen Bey because she had Michael Jackson to look up to.
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The 10.1-inch touchscreen controller lets you join events scheduled on Google Calendar and look up meeting details.
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As leaders, what do you tell folks that look up to you, what is the role of journalism?
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"That it's like, whether you're 80 or 5, you look up, you look around, and you're taken back."
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He decides to go down one more rabbit hole and look up Heidi's file at Geist Emergent Group.
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So I'm constantly reminding him not to give in to the gravity of life and always look up.
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Still procrastinating on the paper, I look up a mead tour that my friends want to go on.
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Because being 4, there's no man that a young girl can look up to more than her father.
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Look Up Child is her second album; her first album, How Can It Be, was released in 2015.
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I decorate a big bowl of it all, look up the weather/areas affected, and rewatch The Departed.
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Other than that 15 or 20 seconds of her life, she is someone people should look up to.
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I never felt the desire to look up a solution, but felt rewarded for my time and attention.
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I'll look up breads and techniques from all around the world—the folding, the fermentation, the hydration levels.
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"I really look up to Karlie," Gerber tells Teen Vogue of model Karlie Kloss whose career she admires.
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It meant a lot to me to talk to Lemmy…to meet someone that you look up to.
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I didn't even look up from my phone because I was dealing with the doctor, Bill, my mom.
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I would fall back into the snow and look up at these mountains, and just made myself grateful.
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If you look up ... The thing that touched all this off was the language in the securities filing.
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I didn't have someone who was an Arab, Muslim, female athlete I could look up to and emulate.
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" She adds, "When I was in the hospital I didn't have that role model to look up to.
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"We struggle with the fact that we need to look up and see our surroundings," says Breading-Goodrich.
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I know you didn't go to class to get that, but kids look up to you or something.
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They even seem to look up at you and ask if you can help them get back home.
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The hospital's electronic system allows users to look up symptoms, find doctors, make appointments and review test results.
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That includes everything from having it make purchases for you, look up facts, or control smart home products.
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Look up a recipe online for simple chocolate chip cookies or your basic cupcake and get to stirring.
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To decode a gene, look up its codons one by one and write down their amino-acid meanings.
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But you can also turn off the Wi-Fi or look up a file on your hard drive.
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Lee, 64, said that growing up as a black woman she had no royals to look up to.
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All these strong, loving, independent personalities changed our lives and, dead or alive, we look up to them.
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Thug said they do SIM swaps by using an internal T-Mobile tool to look up subscribers' data.
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He was larger than life and she had to tilt her head back to look up at him.
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She's no Gretchen Carlson, who once pretended to have to look up "czar" and "ignoramus" in the dictionary.
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The toughest trick of all is to look up from your board long enough to recognize that responsibility.
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A while later, Stobbe was tending to a quayside fire when a friend told him to look up.
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And I look up to you both so much and we love you both more than you know.
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It is so important for girls and boys to have a female, strong, superhero to look up to.
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I'll have to look up how-to videos before trying it out so I know what I'm doing!
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Murphy said Elizabeth's last alleged search before the shooting was to look up the name of Jenna's father.
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A moment later, I look up and see him pushing the cart down the block with his friend.
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And tonight, look up — in honor of National Space Day and all the women who have gone beyond.
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I just look up to those guys a lot for getting back out right away and doing it.
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What's even the point of having older sisters if you can't look up to them for style inspiration?
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Brian McCann handled them terrifically ... and we look up and we got our 27 outs from two guys.
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I really look up to my mother and the way she stands up for girls' and women's rights.
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Simply look up the locationsonline and put in the extra effort to get to one of your bank'sATMs.
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Taking the time to look up various options — hotels, Airbnbs or hostels — and compare costs can pay off.
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But there's also a lot of young people who have told me that they look up to me.
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Rap fans, they're poor and they want their idols to be rich and something to look up to.
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Next time you hear someone playing in a train station, you may want to stop and look up.
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You should look up those pictures, I have no makeup or hair people, I'm wearing a vintage dress.
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It was cool to get high and talk conspiracy theories with a comedian I really look up to.
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Keep your chin level to the ground, and don't look up or down at TVs or the console.
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One of the things I did when I got your letter was look up information about open relationships.
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But if you go to Apple Music and look up Slim Thug, it's like a long-ass catalog.
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I look up to him because he started DJing when he was around the same age as me.
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If you're getting a grill, for example, you'll probably still want to look up the exact specs online.
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And, if you look up "threat" in the dictionary, you get something very like that sentence above. 52.
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This evening, each of us should take a minute to look up and offer him a silent thanks.
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Did you have people like yourself to look up to you in this field when you were younger?
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Children in face paint run back and forth, stopping only to look up as fighter jets swoosh overhead.
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You can walk paths, look up at the sky, peer down at other levels of the city below.
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I look up, put my hands together and bow at the waist and mouth the words 'Thank you.
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He'd be packing up his gear when he'd inevitably look up and realize he had an unwanted guest.
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Karlyn Johnson Brown told Makers that she has always encouraged her daughter to look up to strong women.
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Viewers constantly have to click away from a broadcast to look up statistics or comment on social media.
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I had to look up the body of water called a RUN, but I knew STREAM and BROOK.
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"Look up on the power lines right after you pass Hampton, a tiny little ghost town," he said.
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Most likely to look up from their snacks, hands covered in Cheeto dust, to suggest you get massages.
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Talking to people who you look up to for advice is a great way to work today's energy.
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When you look up at Betelgeuse, which is a red giant, you can see that it's a 'thing'.
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And when you look up from the bottom, it was just his reflection laughing back down at you.
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"Little girls need something to look up to," Robin Swanson, a Democratic communications consultant, told the LA Times.
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"We lived down in a swale and you had to look up and see downtown Atlanta," he said.
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I'm really big into lyrics in my own songs, so I look up to Drake in that aspect.
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Something I didn't know about mountain biking, at least on a trail this challenging: You cannot look up.
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"I knew it was necessary because I didn't have anyone to look up to growing up," he said.
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Martin will be looking at the phone and will look up and say, 'Oh, I guess we're done.
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The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court is what led me to look up these numbers.
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He positions himself on the barstool so that Victor has to look up the leg of his shorts.
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Just look up Bernini in the index of any guidebook to Rome: His impact and legacy are citywide.
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Look up Cyntoia Brown and Chrystul Kizer to better understand the difference between trafficking and sex work. 11.
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A tip: Look up your favorite local gym or studio and see if they have anything virtual scheduled.
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You can't look up Dwayne Johnson's mobile number, but you can quickly locate his agent, lawyer and publicist.
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