For the past six years, they've looked and looked… and looked and looked.
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Some looked concerned, some looked curious and some looked judgmental.
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I looked old, I looked tired, and I looked fucking scary.
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The engine looked amazing, the suspension looked amazing, the brakes looked amazing.
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"The last month, he looked worried, he looked upset, he looked confused," the acquaintance said.
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We looked at hacks, we looked at FAQs videos, we looked at all sorts of things.
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"We looked down the ridge, we looked in the valleys, we looked everywhere, we triple checked," he said.
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"We looked at and we looked at and we looked at that video of them walking," the juror said.
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It looked like financial issues at first; it looked like marital issues, and they separated; then it looked like just depression.
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The woman looked at Pronto, looked down at her dog, looked back at Pronto and then turned back to her dog.
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I looked at people, and I looked at their hairlines.
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TRUMP: I looked -- you know, I looked at that name.
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We just looked and we're like, 'Whoa!' and looked away.
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My grandmother looked like Kim before Kim looked like Kim!
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"She looked, looked and nothing," said her father, Gilberto Gomez.
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This looked crazy; it looked like a volcano or something.
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Both men looked small more often than they looked big.
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As I looked at her, she looked at me also.
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TRUMP: I looked — you know, I looked at that name.
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He looked like Jacob and he looked like Jill, and he had mad scientist hair that looked to be his own invention.
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"I wanted to see what she looked like, what the real woman looked like, and I liked the way she looked," said Martindale.
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"I did the math, I looked at the delegate count, looked at the states, looked at the requirements," he said in the speech.
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And then there's the way Miley looked at Travis, the way I looked at her, the way she should have looked at me.
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At times, we looked good and at times, we looked pitiful.
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Word is his arm looked strong, and his feet looked fast.
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But they looked and looked and there was no more fuel.
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He looked at tourists, and a few tourists looked at him.
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He looked in the mirror, studying the face that looked back.
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We looked at people more closely, looked at California more closely.
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They all looked great, Gail looked great, I was dressed up.
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Our mother and I looked at each other, then looked away.
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The new government looked backward as often as it looked forward.
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I looked left, looked right and then walked away with it.
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We looked at immersive solutions, we looked at phase-change solutions.
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When things couldn't have looked worse, Jordan Spieth never looked better.
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He looked like every man, and you looked like no people.
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A good Mead design looked amazing, but it also looked plausible.
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The man looked at George, looked to where he was staring.
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George looked left, he looked right, but he was on his own.
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He looked down at the card again and then looked at Dunaway.
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"She always looked forward and looked for the good in whatever happened."
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They looked back at their homes; they looked back at the village.
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Cudi looked up to 'Ye the way 'Ye looked up to Jay.
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I still looked good in clothes, but naked I looked fragile, weird.
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And I looked and I looked, but never found such a puzzle.
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And when people looked up socialism, they usually looked up capitalism too.
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"The cars looked better, they looked beautiful," he said in an interview.
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Nacho just looked at looked at me, shot at me, and missed.
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"We looked at the film, we looked at cartoons, we looked at comic books, and we brought our own ideas to the table," says Rosemann.
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I think it's because of how you came to me, you looked angry, you looked uninterested, you looked like you had something better to do.
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Instead, Banks looked like a million bucks—and looked even better when she won the next night—and Bayley looked like a debuting star by proximity.
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The man looked away when the woman looked at him, she told detectives.
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And he's looked at Sweet, and he's looked at some of the others.
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We looked a lot at how 18th century Chinese women dressed and looked.
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I looked for other "right" places, and found that now, everywhere looked right.
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"I looked right at him and he looked right at me," Espinoza said.
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While both of the screens looked good, I will say they looked different.
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Ellie looked absolutely adorable and Dalton looked like a stunning bride and mother.
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She looked casual in black, while Justin looked parched ... in a severe sunburn.
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They looked so clean and civilized; they looked like princesses compared to us.
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"We looked and looked again, but we never found any," Weinberg told me.
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I looked at Bolt's face the whole time and he looked so relaxed.
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He looked over at her three times, she looked over at him once.
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She looked at Ludlow House but thought the people looked too conspicuously hip.
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Mercedes looked at them, and she looked at me, and her lip curled.
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And while he didn't say the basket looked bigger, maybe it looked brighter.
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I've looked, actually, at some healthtech AI. I haven't done anything but looked.
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I've looked at Patrick a couple of times but he hasn't looked back.
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Historians have tended to consider Populism muddleheaded: America looked forward, Populists looked backward.
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She knit her brows, looked at him briefly, looked down at her hands.
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He looked just as he had looked in the restaurant the year before.
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"I looked at Tiffani, I looked at the cops, and she's screaming," Alewine recalls.
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They looked malnourished, their faces were dirty, they wore clothes which looked so old.
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She looked a little dehydrated, but otherwise looked to be in pretty good health.
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He's spawned memes when he's looked sad and other memes when he's looked happy.
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That's what we looked for and how we looked at it going into this.
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It looked like a good idea, and that was about all it looked like.
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I looked out, it looked like a million, a million and a half people.
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It's largely because most of the legislators looked so bad and looked so ignorant.
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Larios never looked like winning, yet he never looked like getting knocked out either.
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I looked and looked; I asked around, hunted for signs, but there was nothing.
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Looked so beautiful and calm, and there were moments where it looked pretty dangerous.
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Everyone looked incredible, and the all-white space looked (again, unsurprisingly) like a gala.
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She stopped caring about the way she looked, about the way the house looked.
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They looked horrendous afterwards, whereas McGregor comes out and he looked grand after it.
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" TMZ adds that "Word is his arm looked strong, and his feet looked fast.
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"I looked left, looked right — I didn't see my son," Jeanine Malave told WPIX11.
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Everybody looked at this and everybody who's looked at it said there's nothing there.
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I wouldn't have looked at it if my neighbor, Yann, hadn't looked at his.
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"He looked really disheveled, and he looked really sickly," Usov told CNN on Tuesday.
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Nigel looked at me, and I wondered if I looked like an LSAC snitch.
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The same movie looked fine on iTunes, but it just looked bad from HBO Go. I checked on my older 1080p Apple TV, and HBO Go looked fine.
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But nothing in her subsequent speech looked forward as stirringly as those images looked backward.
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When I looked in the mirror, I was shocked at how smooth my skin looked.
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And [the Republican senator] looked at me, in my eyes, and then he looked down.
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Coats looked so surprised that it looked like he might be just pulling Mitchell's leg.
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Here's what it looked like in 2005, and here's what it looked like in 2010.
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We looked at looked at data from nine cycles of weak GDP growth since 1990.
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I looked at my family and we all looked like puppies left in the rain!
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The biscuit looked plumper and taller, and the chicken just looked a lot more real.
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Here's what it looked like when I looked at my colleague Brett Williams' friend list.
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Given his size, even his routine saves looked tough, and his tough saves looked ridiculous.
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It effectively restructured my body from one that looked masculine to one that looked feminine.
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When you looked at these soldiers, they looked powerful and strong, and you felt vulnerable.
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I looked at his book, and he looked at mine, and we started laughing together.
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But then he looked up and saw someone staring back who looked just like him.
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The day after that, I remember we looked outside and the landscape looked completely different.
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She looked at me, and looked me up and down, and said, 'Stop wearing this.
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In France, Falciani looked like a whistle-blower; in Switzerland, he looked like a thief.
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Friends said he looked like Jesus; tellingly, she claimed that he looked like a werewolf.
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Indian art looked at the West, but it also looked further East, and at itself.
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"We have looked into it, we've looked at the charges brought, looked at the evidence, and there is zero evidence of human trafficking," said William Burck, one of his attorneys.
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But when Swildens looked it over, he was surprised by how basic the firing system looked.
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And I looked over at my friends and they all looked so beautiful with their dates.
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I looked around at the tent, and everything looked the same, but the clientele had changed.
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I looked out, the field was – it looked like a million, million and a half people.
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During a stroll, Bieber looked down at his phone as Baldwin looked in her husband's direction.
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I looked out, the field was, it looked like a million, million and a half people.
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By the very end, everyone looked down and looked up and tears were in their eyes.
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Proposals to restrict Muslim travel that had looked extreme before now looked like modest compromise measures.
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I have never once looked at another woman's body the way I looked at my own.
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As the fight opened, Lombard looked to cut the cage and Magny looked to circle out.
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When you looked at early voting, Ohio looked good the whole time for the presidential race.
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So the West side always looked a little better [to me]—it damn near looked suburban.
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I looked out, the field was—it looked like a million, million and a half people.
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In a classic experiment that looked at this idea, researchers looked at kids who loved drawing.
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He looked and looked, as the wood burned down, shifted softly, embers making their mealy tick.
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When she looked at the CT chest scans, their airways looked very sore, red and irritated.
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The rest of the painting looked done to me and I loved the way it looked.
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Just before the video stopped, the driver looked upward toward the road and suddenly looked shocked.
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The truth looked bad for the Trump campaign, and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump.
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She and her husband looked at each other, she said, and then looked at their son.
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I definitely looked at my friends' rider history and looked at what drivers said about them.
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When I looked closer in the mirror, however, my makeup looked a bit cakey and textured.
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Chi Chi looked like a humpy stripper, and Shangela looked like a librarian with a secret.
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"He looked at me and he sort of looked up at the ceiling," Mr. Foster said.
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Her friend looked 3D in front of her, but on the screen he looked like art.
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Sometimes the clothes looked like movable tents and seed pods; sometimes they looked like wedding dresses.
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The effect was often that what looked good on the surface looked good, felt artificial underneath.
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In fact when we looked under the hood of the email, everything about it looked suspicious.
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Fortunately the cakes looked like towers when they came out of the freezer—they looked sharp.
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Everybody looked at them like these drug kingpins, but I looked at them like my homies.
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"We have looked into it, we've looked at the charges brought, looked at the evidence, and there is zero evidence of human trafficking," said William Burck, one of Mr. Kraft's attorneys.
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Moss: When we did our first preview ever, they all looked a little bit like tribute queens — Aragon looked a little too Beyoncé, and Cleves looked a bit too Nicki Minaj.
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He looked to the stars, and the stars smiled, And the moon in the heaven looked; And, as he looked, he beheld her light, And all the heaven smiled with him.
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No senator should be looked at as superior and no senator should be looked at as inferior.
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She looked at me and said, 'Thank you, I feel so good, I have never looked better.
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I looked out, the field was … it looked like a million, a million-and-a-half people.
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"We've looked through her phone, we've looked through her messages and we can't find anything," Julie says.
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And after a couple of weeks, I looked in my magnifying mirror, and my skin looked … good.
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" When asked how she looked when he first saw her last Friday, he said, "She looked fabulous.
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And I looked at him, and he looked at me, and he went, 'Welcome to the jungle.
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One informant looked slightly toward the person placing the bait, while the other information looked slightly away.
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I wanted a perspective that sort of looked down into suburbia, and looked down on the sprawl.
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Nina asked me how her new breasts looked and I told her, honestly, that they looked great.
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We looked fast, we looked quick because we were on the same page for the whole night.
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In one corner, what looked like oversized beach bags were filled with what looked like white sand.
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She looked like she was slurring her words, and looked like she lost her train of thought.
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And they sat around the table and they looked at the data and looked at best practices.
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"He just looked crazy in his eyes — he looked crazy to me," said Natasha Hill, a partygoer.
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"He looked like a really good man…It looked like he did everything right," said Mr Trump.
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Giant windows at the front looked out onto 42nd Street, but no one looked out of them.
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So I told them, as you looked at baseball, this is what it looked and felt like.
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Half the attendees looked like they were 12, while the rest looked like they were about 126.
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I've looked at investments in Chattanooga, I've looked at investments outside the Walmart headquarters in Arkansas. Bentonville.
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If Trump was impeached, it looked bad for Republicans; if he wasn't, it looked bad for Democrats.
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She looked down and saw that the palm side of her finger looked bruised at the base.
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I looked around and everyone was smiling — they all looked excited for the almost 100 hours ahead.
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"Everybody looked at this, and everybody who's looked at it says there's nothing there," he said Saturday.
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I looked at the piece, I looked at the taxi and said, 'It's not going to fit.
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The Zurich group looked at the Djungarian hamster, while the Berkeley group looked at the ground squirrel.
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He looked at us, then he looked at our passports, and this big smile crossed his face.
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To him, it looked like taking a staycation at a fancy hotel; it looked like enjoying fabulous food at a local steakhouse with friends; it looked like a lavish date with his partner.
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He looked at me, and I thought I saw some form of recognition, and I quickly looked away.
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I looked and looked for stylers that worked for my texture and timeframe, but continually came up empty.
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In the 1980s, it was said that the Democrats looked for heretics while the Republicans looked for converts.
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On a number of occasions, they looked like the best players on Earth; at others, they looked overwhelmed.
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I looked at myself one Sunday and I remember being totally unhappy with the way my hair looked.
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" Florida coach Gerard Gallant said, "When you looked up at the screen, it looked like it was in.
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Actors in their buttoned up suits looked stiff; actresses in their designer gowns looked unsure what to do.
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Fox News commentator: Trump looked "annoyed, put out, uncomfortable," Clinton looked "composed, smug sometimes, not necessarily attractive" pic.twitter.
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That wasn't so bad when porn stars looked like real people and the sex looked, well, relatively ordinary.
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They went through the apartment, they looked for suicide notes, they looked for pills, but there was nothing.
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From the preview footage we looked at on-stream, Austin, this looked like a really self-serious game.
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I looked down for a second because it didn't register and when I looked back she was gone.
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The woman was beautifully dressed, cashmere coat, the whole nine, and the guy looked ok, he looked fine.
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As rough as their offenses have looked in their losses, they've looked just as good in their wins.
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And I hated them; hated the way they looked, hated the way people looked at me with them.
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"The agency needs to be looked at as impartial, needs to be looked at as apolitical," he added.
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He looked at me, turned away, looked at me again, and went back to staring at his cellphone.
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They looked confident as they spelled their words through the night until Rohan looked down, shaking his head.
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What had looked tentative a few minutes ago now looked electric, a little cyclone sweeping through the studio.
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When a bystander looked at him in horror, she said he just looked back at her and laughed.
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Everyone looked like a sexy dolphin, and I looked like I'd get your order wrong at a deli.
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People thought the preview looked good, but when they showed up it looked like a completely different movie.
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I looked outside wondering why it looked foggy, and I noticed that the trees were covered with white.
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The publisher looked him over, decided he looked respectable and gave him a few dollars and his card.
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I looked at Memphis, I looked at Georgia, the Carolinas, places not too small and not too big.
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My friend looked at the tampon, then looked at me, and then just kind of shuffled away, mortified.
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For example, a median of 82% said they texted, 69% took photos or videos, 61% looked up health information, 47% looked up news and political information and 37% looked up information about government resources.
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Anything of value -- that&aposs called and in kind contribution, and the law has always looked at that just as seriously as they have looked at -- as they&aposve looked at money exchanging hands.
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I was really undecided because I was going to write in the guy from Roswell... I looked at it, I looked at it, I looked at it and I said you know what, Tim?
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In 2014, evolutionary biologist and gender researcher Malin Ah-King and her colleagues looked at 364 studies published over the last two decades, and found that 49 percent of them only looked at male genitals, compared to 8 percent that looked only at females, and 44 percent that looked at both.
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" Brian looked back at the white lady, and indeed she looked impressed by his use of the word "monolith.
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But when I looked at it afterward, I realized that they looked so young and normal in that picture.
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"At the time, we looked at them and they looked like isolated cases," BSI chief Arne Schoenbohm told reporters.
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But he looked down, and as she opened the case, he looked at it for a second and froze.
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Yet, the Busan Team MAD fighter looked as cool as ever as he looked to get back his feet.
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While many studies have looked at the income gap by race, this study looked at the disparities in wealth.
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He looked like the manager of a Midwestern appliance store; his partner, Ray Goulding, looked like the store salesman.
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Kate and Will looked like pros out there ... and looked even better handing out hot chocolate to everyone, too.
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I looked at the buildings going up around the Javitz Center and thought it looked exactly like Blade Runner.
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The survey's methodology looked for newspapers looked at all articles except for letters to the editor, sports and obituaries.
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He hoped to be remembered "as a man who never looked down on those who looked up to him."
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I got to meet a lot of my heroes—comedians I looked up to, musicians I looked up to.
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" He must have looked ill-disposed—or maybe he just looked ill—because then she said jovially, "Come on!
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When Sadek returned to the dining room, the man looked at him warily, and then looked back at me.
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The kettlebell swings looked like the hard part and the stretching looked easy, but the opposite was actually true.
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Dora Maar looked to Pablo Picasso as a muse, for instance, just as much as he looked to her.
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But whenever I looked around, I would always notice that there was no one else who looked like me.
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"I once looked through his telescope in his Trump Tower apartment that looked downtown," Mr. Reilly wrote on Twitter.
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I looked over at LeBron, and it looked like he was trying to call timeout, so I just stopped.
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It was shaped like a heart, and you looked at that mirror more than you ever looked at me.
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I just started to go ask people, looked online, looked at anything I could find in the Jewish bookstores.
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"We also looked at gender parity in terms of pay, but then we looked at everybody's pay," she says.
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"I couldn't find anything that looked or felt like how I looked or how I felt," Ms. Guy said.
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I looked at this face, and the face looked back at me and we had this extraordinary eye contact.
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Another study published just earlier this year found that people who looked at photos of thin models had a smaller perception of what an ideal body looked like than those who looked at plus-size models.
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And when I first looked at Mellow's remote, I sort of froze, because it looked like a really bad idea.
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Grande looked happy in the photo as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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I saw a school that looked like mine, with kids that looked like me, suddenly turned into a war zone.
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"All of a sudden, I looked up and saw someone who looked like David Beckham walking past us," she said.
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Attracted by what looked at first like an easy bargain, neither player looked down the decision tree to the end.
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Grande looked happy in the image as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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I didn't know what I looked like, but it didn't matter because during this high everything looked great on me.
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"I looked back and he was wiping off his knife and stood at the stairs and just looked," she claimed.
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I watched as she looked at her phone, looked at me, then took me outside and broke up with me.
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He looked at her like he did when they met; looked at her like she was oxygen and clean water.
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The audience reactions were mixed — Hugh Jackman looked totally thrilled with the musical number, but Gal Gadot looked less enthralled.
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"I remember he just kind of looked at himself in the mirror, pretty happy with how he looked," he said.
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"That's when I looked at my co-worker, and we looked at each other like shocked and scared," said Leslie.
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A meta-analysis published June 19 in JAMA Cardiology looked at looked at over 83,000 people in 21 previous studies.
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WE LOOKED AT EVERY SINGLE BUSINESS, WE'VE LOOKED AT HOW THE COMPANY WORKS HORIZONTALLY OUR CORPORATE SPENDING, OUR RESEARCH SPENDING.
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I looked to my left and I looked to my right and my teammates were all lined up, single file.
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To Henderson's credit, though he looked physically overwhelmed he never looked to have accepted the fact that he was beaten.
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Then he looked at a small pad on which he had created rows of what looked like minutely etched hieroglyphics.
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"Debi Thomas not only looked like me, she really looked like me," Ms. Hall Moran said in a recent interview.
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The tree looked me up and down, and looked inside of me, and said, 'Ah, you're alright: You can stay.
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I didn't want to see guys that looked like me, I wanted to see people that looked like aliens species.
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Beverly and Davalos looked after Carina and the baby, while Balli talked to EMS and looked after Andres and Luigiani.
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The marks left behind on the bone looked looked a lot like the marks on many of the Qesem bones.
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Actually, that building was the first building I looked at and my apartment was the first apartment I looked at.
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"Google should be looked at — is being looked at — as the enemy of content companies," Jason Calacanis said on Wednesday.
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One person thought the shoes looked like cookies and cream, and another misguided individual thought they looked like pizza sticks.
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Then, as many people would do when they suddenly realize they're being looked at, he considered how his hair looked.
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Chappelle then looked out at the completely silent audience, and delivered his final blows: I looked at that room, and I looked out at all those black faces (and Bradley), and I saw how happy everybody was.
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As for Arbus, she just looked and looked, and moved in closer — the air of sexual heat that pervades the pictures is part of their allure — until she had looked long enough to get the images she needed.
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When researchers looked just at women who still had a uterus, the results looked even more favorable for vaginal estrogen users.
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In the process, one of them looked up, saw me, and pointed in my direction, and they all looked at me.
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Up close her outfit looked like a hot mess, but from far away Selena looked like a stunning work of art.
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He looked at me, and I looked at him, and I wished that he wasn't caught up in this whole thing.
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I checked out photos, websites, and various apps, and details (like tiny text) looked crisp and colors looked fantastic in photos.
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"I can't guarantee it, but she looked like the first one he killed; she looked a lot like her," Solis said.
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My curves looked better, my arms looked more shapely and defined with less loose skin, and my waist tapered in tremendously.
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I then went and looked for more of his music and discovered tracks like "JKYL+HYD" and never looked back since.
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He looked toward the downtown and looked toward the west side, and he said, 'Boy, have I come a long way.
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That's exactly what the researchers did: twiddled the knobs so a dog looked a bit yellow, a deer looked purplish, etc.
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"I always looked around and realized that there weren't many people who looked like myself when I was younger," she said.
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And Kim was right, Kendall and Bella looked cuter carrying McDonald's than most of us have ever looked in our lives.
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The guy behind the counter rang me up in silence, then looked up — looked me right in the eye, and nodded.
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And a couple of hours later, when she looked in on him again, she was frightened by how sick he looked.
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"When I brought her home, Suki looked like a delicate ballerina, and Wally looked like a buff athlete," Molly tells PEOPLE.
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It looked like I had glowed up to everyone else around me because I looked cute and was doing cute things.
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Trump looked more comfortable striding into a meeting with local leaders in Ghana than she has perhaps ever looked in Washington.
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And if that still looked to be the case, Cruz's rejection of Trump would have looked prescient when he lost big.
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You see some comments online, or you hear people say, "Oh, that looked very Bode,'' or "That model looked very Bode.
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We looked around at the patterns, looked for something with a sunshade and a handle, and he picked a giraffe pattern.
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"She looked kind of like her sister and she looked like she could have been part of her family," he said.
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While they looked marginally less natural than photos taken with Night mode on the iPhone 11, the photos still looked great.
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Independent experts have looked at what I have proposed and looked at what Donald has proposed and basically they said this.
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When we developed this framework, we looked at what the FTC has been doing over the years, we looked at the Consumer Protection Act, we looked at other agencies, and of course we had 275,000 people who weighed in.
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A majority of 3-year-olds in the study looked at the toy and, when asked whether they looked, lied about it.
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They are not what I thought feminism looked like, but then I had to change my idea of what feminism looked like.
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"She was a model and she was all about presentation and what she looked like and what I looked like," Aniston continued.
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Landing can no longer be looked at as a fluke, it can be looked at as a triumph of science and tinkering.
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I remembered how good I looked and then I went back and looked at pictures and I really didn't look so good.
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She looked at the screen and she looked at me and couldn't understand how I could be in two places at once.
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The fruit looked good, but it was much pricier than the abundant fruit stands on the street and looked only marginally better.
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I had a very clear concept of what an anorexic girl looked like and in my mind, I looked nothing like that.
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It has looked to increase promotion of a resort in Japan, a market that Crown also looked to as an expansion area.
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"Thought it looked a bit odd, re-looked at the bag and IT'S ONLY BLOODY PENIS PASTA😩," Brett wrote on Facebook.
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I stepped out of the bathroom and a (clearly jealous) girl looked up from her laptop, laughed, and then looked back away.
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And then in 2012, when you looked at the landscape and you looked at whether there were interventions, there just really weren't.
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In a Beyoncé-inspired two-piece, Shangela looked the best that she has ever looked on this show, which is saying something.
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Yet when Howard Schultz introduced the world to Starbucks, coffee looked like a commodity, and coffee houses looked like local niche offerings.
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The Altari looked away from the sky in awe; the Kartami looked directly at it with disgust for what it had become.
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He had a pudgy face with a squashed nose that looked like it had been broken; sleepy eyes that constantly looked away.
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I looked at her; then I looked toward the sign on the wall, which showed those duck neck-like fetuses sizzling away.
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I used to live in the area, so I looked at him until he looked back, assuming I'd strike up a conversation.
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I looked at him as a role model, because the role model I looked up to in my house was an alcoholic.
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Instead of painting everything in, they made it so that when you looked at the painting, it looked like everything was complete.
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End result: I looked like a crazy bitch who took offense at everything, and he looked like a long-suffering good guy.
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I feel like maybe we'll be looked at in a different way than how we're looked at back here in New York.
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But when I said it should be looked at, everything about a candidate for president of the United States is looked at.
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They merely ran algorithms, looked at our numbers, looked for loopholes to exploit, and then accused us of overbilling for our services.
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I looked at her, she looked at me and before I could say a word, she blushed and handed me the box.
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Both Posey and Peavy looked to third initially, and then Peavy briefly looked back home, which is when Posey threw the ball.
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After Mao, Chinese leaders looked to Japanese and other East Asian developers, just as the East Asians had once looked to Germany.
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You know, when I was in Charlottesville, they looked at me in the eye and I looked at them in the eye.
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This is narrative scarcity — the lack of characters who looked like us, and when they looked like us, were not really human.
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I looked at her, she looked at me, and before I could say a word, she blushed and handed me the box.
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"She looked at me once through the door, and then turned around and looked at me through the window," Mr. MacLaughlin said.
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Yes, #prednisone took my face from the way it looked in the first picture to the way it looked in the second.
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Twenty minutes later, sitting at a table by the Arno, I looked at him, really looked at him, for the first time.
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Photograph by Immo Klink for The New Yorker "I looked at it today and quickly looked away," Jared Goldberg, from Utah, said.
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Nancy Schwartzman: I wanted to make a film about rape and rape culture that actually looked at perpetrators and looked at patterns.
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In a moment of lucidity, I looked through the window at the backyard and saw Gemma, sitting and crying—she looked distraught.
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There has been chatter that Coca-Cola (KO) has looked at Aurora and that Marlboro maker Altria (MO) has looked at Aphria.
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"Again, terrifying — not because they looked like terrifying animals on Earth, but because they looked like nothing we've ever seen on Earth."
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"Compared to when I faced him last week, his stuff looked good, it looked sharper, he looked more in command, and his fastball had a little more life," said Reynolds, who also hit off Harvey in his last between-starts session.
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From the moment they were born, they looked like her or they looked like their father, or, sometimes, they looked like a combination of both: her hair and his eyes, his mouth and her nose, her chin and his smile.
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Kanye sometimes looked dazed—a little tired, maybe, or nervous—but still the most animated he's looked in months; the live stage is his natural environment, and having Cudi as an anchor beside him clearly helped when he looked disengaged.
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She smooched the 40-year-old country singer – who looked comfortable in jeans and a camo coat – as their fellow travelers looked on.
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Grande, who turned 25, looked happy in the photo as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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"He was clean and he looked young and he looked really healthy and vibrant so the whole thing is really mysterious to me."
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"It looked like snow, but as you got closer, it looked like a bubble bath gone terribly wrong," witness Sabrina Lochner told CNN.
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No one has ever looked at Matisse's painting more carefully than I; and no one has looked at mine more carefully than he.
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I hadn't looked at my book for quite a while, but I looked at the Ten Rules of Climate Change in the back.
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"I found that no matter what I looked like — and I've pretty much looked like everything — everyone has something to criticize," she said.
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The whites of my eyeballs looked brighter (gone were the scary broken capillaries) and the skin around my eyes looked tighter and rejuvenated.
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The logo looked like an NYPD badge, the checks looked like police summons, and the restaurants were designed to look like police stations.
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"She was a model and she was all about presentation and what she looked like and what I looked like," Aniston, 49, explained.
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It was the last one out of five places we looked at; we only looked one weekend, like one day for a house.
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Though she looked loved the way she looked in the design, the star revealed moving freely and sitting likely wouldn't be an option.
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My pores looked smaller, my cheekbones looked more defined, and the lines in my forehead that usually bug me were nowhere in sight.
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I looked to the stage, and I looked to the security guards, and I said, 'Please help me' and they couldn't help me.
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Then they looked at all the brains' phosphorylated proteins and found that while roughly the same proteins were present, their tagging looked different.
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Caceres looked to rebound from an ugly, three-fight skid, while Fullen looked to distance himself from a June loss to Makwan Amirkhani.
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" Luke emailed Kesha back in 2010, "I know you said you looked like a lesbo but I disagree -- you looked radiant and beautiful.
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The bride looked stunning in a full-length gown with an embroidered top, while the groom looked beachy in a khaki-colored suit.
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"He was well underway in building the house and understanding what the competition looked like…what the product offerings looked like," explains Capecelatro.
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He looked small surrounded by giants like Werdum and Browne, and it looked like he'd keep shrinking if Werdum just kept his distance.
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" Former WH counsel John Dean: "I looked on my shelf for the Senate Watergate Committee report, I looked at the Iran Contra report.
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And I remember this guy who looked like a kid, even though we're about the same age, he looked like a little boy.
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When I looked at Fa Mulan, I didn't just see someone who looked like me—I saw someone whose interiority mirrored my own.
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I've had times when upon first inspection the freezer looked organized, but when I looked closer the back of it was a mess.
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" — ampersandie "End result: I looked like a crazy bitch who took offense at everything, and he looked like a long-suffering good guy.
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I'd looked through photos of myself from several years ago and felt unspeakably sad that I hadn't realised how lovely I had looked.
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But I didn't see a Jew when I looked in the mirror; what I saw were gentiles when I looked at everyone else.
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The study also looked only at public schools that distribute paper report cards, excluding potential reactions from caregivers who looked at grades online.
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That's where you say, I saw him from across the room, and he looked at me and then looked away, all that stuff.
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Although it looked fun and carefree, it also looked costly, and I don't just mean the hair and the jewels and the dresses.
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He looked around and thought the students there looked, in his words, "kinda stupid," and figured they might be of use to him.
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The Irish looked gassed — mentally as well as physically — by the end, whereas West Virginia looked like it could have played another game.
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He looked at the sign on the door that said "Chang" and looked at me, the non-Asian patient, and began walking away.
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As a man who never looked down on those who looked up to him, and who helped as many people as he could.
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I wanted to be completely open about how my body looked and to eventually be okay with that, even if it meant my pecs looked like underboob or my abs looked like they contained a food baby instead of a six-pack.
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At times the material latching itself to the exterior looked like mounds and caverns on some near moon, at others they simply looked like smudges of dirt, and occasionally they looked like scrapings, the influence of some alien vessel barreling into its ribs.
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On the outside, the Ambos Mundos looked like a fossilized pink layer cake, and on the inside, it looked like a dried-up lime.
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My skin instantly looked tanner than it did before, and that day at a family dinner, everyone kept telling me how tan I looked.
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JF: Yeah I did move... LTV: You looked up some like pantone color palettes for your walls, you looked up a bunch of furniture.
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I "saw a fair number of structural deformities – her head was misshapen; her feet looked clubbed and her chest looked small," she tells PEOPLE.
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The First Lady looked stunning in a black dress decorated with white flowers, while Streep looked colorful in a pink blouse with black trousers.
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So the fact that it's a conversation and it's a question is monumental, and I think that shouldn't be looked past or looked over.
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They told me that I was too strong, that I looked manly and that I was anorexic and looked like I was on steroids.
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It's no surprise JoJo looked stunning in the premiere, but we couldn't help but notice that her champagne beaded dress looked a little familiar.
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It looked like I got in a vicious bear fight, I mean, it just looked bruised and beaten and traumatic and very eye-opening.
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She looked very elegant – like a princess – and I love that she was very natural like it looked like she had no makeup on.
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I looked at that photo and I looked at the time and I thought, I could be down at the Comedy Cellar by 11.
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If you looked at the unicorn analysis that we did, if you looked at the prior 10 years, were there better years for unicorns?
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Asked how he would like to be remembered, he said: "As a man who never looked down on those who looked up to him."
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He recently tweeted what the list looked like in July compared to what it looked like 2017 when Google offered about 50 cloud products.
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The fairways and undulating greens looked in excellent shape, but the land just outside the course boundaries often still looked like a construction site.
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I THINK IF THEY LOOKED AT OUR PERFORMANCE, THEY LOOKED AT 35 ACTIVIST CAMPAIGNS, FOUR DISAPPOINTMENTS, BUT 31 SUCCESSES OVER A 14-YEAR HISTORY.
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"It could mean someone who looked white but was Muslim, or someone who looked black but was Christian, or anything in between," she said.
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"After I got shot, I looked up there was this n—- that looked just like me," Shakur said in Vibe magazine's biography of Tupac.
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"I looked in my cell and looked at the news and it came on the news," he told his lawyer moments after his release.
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I didn't know what to do, and they kept talking about how I looked and how my body looked and what they would do.
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I looked at Adam, looked at the audience, and said, 'You make me unbelievably insecure because all of your strengths are all my weaknesses.
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But once I got the top smoothed out and roll free … I think I looked the best I have ever looked in this dress.
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"I looked at the neighborhood and I looked at the tree, and then I went home and thought a little bit," she tells me.
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" Observing businessfolk in the Financial District: "They looked so much older than we did … They looked straight out of another era, like the nineties.
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She looked down and recognized her mother's hands in her own: The way they looked covered in patterns of oil and flour was identical.
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They giggled and pressed their hands together, and looked at one another's hands, and looked at Joseph, and wondered who now had the button.
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He spoke to the patient about enrolling him in a new study, and as he looked out the window, realized the view looked familiar.
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Have you ever left the house thinking you looked O.K., only to discover you looked dreadful in a dressing room at a clothing store?
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He was an older guy and he looked at the situation, looked at Microsoft and said, 'Well, they're the authority in the IT realm.
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Growing up he was a character that I looked up to because he looked like me, he had dark skin, and I also looked up to his wife (Storm from the X-Men who I hope they have to meet T'Challa in the upcoming movies).
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It looked like a crystal, but it had one of the "forbidden" or impossible symmetries that basically looked like the symmetry of a soccer ball.
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" He continued, "[They] looked riled up, [I] tried to calm [the delivery guy] down, who looked like he was about to fight for his life.
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Are you still taking the 20 percent that you looked to own when you were doing Series A deals that looked more like seed deals?
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Meeting them, seeing brown people who actually looked like me, that's when I was able to see myself and the beauty in how I looked.
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If you've ever looked at someone else's Instagram profile and noticed that it looked particularly put together, some careful planning has likely gone into it.
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"We&aposve looked very closely at what happened and we are humbled at how they fought, how they looked out for each other," he said.
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Pratt and Washington looked dashing in black tuxedoes, while the horses, one black and one brown, looked strapping in their custom-made Magnificent Seven saddles.
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A promo photo of Harbour in character also made the internet rounds, and he looked significantly different from the way he looked on Stranger Things.
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The Trainspotting actor looked deep in conversation as Winstead, 33, looked relaxed by his side while wearing simple skinny jeans, a blue cardigan and boots.
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I walked past her in a car and I looked at her and smiled and she completely just looked away and I was really gutted.
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While we were talking, I noticed that his nails looked absolutely hideous—gnawed down little stumps that looked like they could start bleeding any moment.
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Trans people typically throughout history have been looked at; the whole trans experience has been looked at as an expression of alternate sexuality, for example.
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And I think we looked through them all, and at the end of it we all looked at each other and said, you know what?
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The princess, the dwarf and the artist himself looked out at her, as she looked at them, and in that moment they were alive again.
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"Everybody wants to tell us how well we played and how much better we looked, how different we looked, and that's true," Herman told Hookemplus.com.
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One study looked at how smoking weed affects the absorption of alcohol, and the other looked at how drinking alcohol affects the absorption of THC.
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Big bank earnings may have looked nice as it pertained to the headline numbers, but when investors looked deeper they didn't like what they saw.
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He looked at the world—and at filmmaking itself—with a long, unsparing gaze, but that gaze was also tender, because it looked with love.
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The spherical view showed the animals if you looked left and an interview with a stem cell scientist in her office if you looked right.
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But I've looked at that game, for the next one, for Soulstorm – I've looked at what the old story was, and rewritten the whole thing.
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One looked for trained enemy divers, another looked for naval mines floating in the water column and another searched for mines lying on the seafloor.
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William Villalongo: There's also maybe a bit of self-consciousness about how he's looked at or how the work is looked at down the line.
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And I looked at the ninth — crying out of happiness because they're back — I looked at the ninth guy and said 'what's wrong with you?
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While the company is often looked at as an industry bellwether, Canopy's latest results shouldn't be looked at as foreshadowing a market turnaround, Seymour said.
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Members of the audience seated nearby the judges' table looked shocked, and Inaba's fellow judges Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman immediately looked over in surprise.
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While super cute at first glance, the underwear looked way too big and the bralette looked so thin I imagined it had to be flimsy.
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I said, 'Wait a minute, I made a speech, I looked out, the field was, it looked like a million, million and a half people.
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The fabric is SO soft and comfortable against my skin and the color (the dark green) looked exactly what I was hoping it looked like.
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I looked forward to taking off my makeup at the end of each day the same way others looked forward to taking off their bras.
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"And the boy looked up at him, and the Marine looked down, and then it hit me," Mr. Jones told Mother Jones magazine years later.
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And when I looked at the Republican figures it was 6-94 and when I looked at the Democratic figures I think it was 16-84.
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"We didn't do our job today and that's why the scoreboard looked the way it looked," said Jamaal Charles, who had 2 yards on four carries.
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Stars like Brad Pitt, Laura Dern, and Taika Waititi looked thrilled to accept their first-ever Oscars — and presenters looked equally thrilled to hand them over.
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In advance of the bout, Pearson looked to assemble his first two-fight win streak since 2013, while Trinaldo looked to extend his streak to 5.
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Although, I tell you what — he looked at that tape, he looked at that iPad, and I'm telling you they really enjoyed it, I believe. Okay?
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The 45-year-old actress looked beautiful in a one-shoulder goddess dress while the groom looked dapper in a blue suit with plaid blue tie.
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"I made a speech, I looked out, the field was, it looked like a million, million and a half people," Trump said at his CIA visit.
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"Researchers at the beginning looked at acoustic signals, but acoustic gravity waves are low frequency, lower than the frequencies people originally looked at," Kadri told Gizmodo.
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" Jenkins' reply: "Honestly, I just looked at you, and I looked at everybody else, and I said to myself, 'I could kick the other actors' asses.
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"When I got there I was told that I looked very untidy and looked as if I wasn't part of the school uniform," she told PRI.
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I said wait a minute, I made a speech, I looked out, the field was, it looked like a million, a million and a half people.
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Analysts at the U.S. bank said that consensus estimates looked conservative and its valuation looked attractive given that steel prices should be underpinned by low supply.
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It's exactly what I saw when I looked at the Calder piece and it's probably what Calder saw when he looked at Josephine Baker: an outline.
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The dancers were in some ways a reflection of me; they looked like me, but more than that they looked like what I wanted to become.
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I looked into the face of an old woman and it seemed a kind face, but when I looked at her again, she spat on me.
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I'm 30 now, but as I child I looked up to him because he was the only golfer I'd see on TV who looked like me.
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They looked at the field, they looked at the country, and they lined up hard behind Rubio, whose share of endorsements has skyrocketed in recent weeks.
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Really, it looked like a walk-in freezer with a large window through which I could see only what looked like steam wafting in the air.
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As we looked at him and tried to comfort him, it looked as if somebody had taken a pair of pliers and rearranged his bottom teeth.
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"I believe you 100 percent because I looked at you and I looked at him and I thought, 'He did that,'" the woman told Ms. Warren.
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Think of school desegregation orders that required busing, or funding requirements to turn prisons that looked like plantations into prisons that looked more like, well, prisons.
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The duo looked at what the social entrepreneurship organizations Watsi, Kiva and DonorsChoose were doing and discovered that crowdfunding was not as easy as it looked.
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I saw two big vehicles, they looked like Land Rovers, and the streets looked too empty, I got scared and started to walk the other way.
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Jim Cramer: Now when he came and approached you he must have given you some assuredy that he looked at Boeing, he looked at Airbus, he looked at the EU all the different reservations and told you they were solvable or he wouldn't have approached you.
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The friends that I made were really where I looked for family, where I looked for that bond, that togetherness, and that unity that we all want.
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That narrative, in turn, shaped the way my mother and her sisters looked at their brothers, and the way I looked at my family as a whole.
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"The only way I can describe how my wife looked was she looked like someone who was hiding a baby in a pair of sweatpants," said Meyers.
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This idea was based on a study of day-old babies, which found that the boys looked at mobiles longer and the girls looked at faces longer.
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" A friend of the 47-year-old Assange tells PEOPLE the cat, whom he "adored and looked after extremely well," will now "be looked after by friends.
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He said he was buying debt from energy companies at 30 cents on the dollar as companies and investors looked to offload what looked like toxic paper.
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"Although I tell you what, he looked at that tape, he looked at that iPad, and I'm telling you they really enjoyed it I believe," Trump said.
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That said, if you looked at Pizza Hut's early attempt at delivering pizzas based on technology—a platform called PizzaNet—it might have looked like a failure.
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Then I had a doctor's appointment and even though my doctor told me everything looked fine, I still thought it looked like the amniotic fluid was low.
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So I opened up the Yellow Pages, I looked up 'makeup,' I looked up 'models,' and I just started making calls and asking a lot of questions.
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Her hair looked three inches longer in the changing room photos, her face looked touched up with Perfect365, and she seemed to weigh about 2 pounds less.
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If you had an idea of what a Hollywood agent looked like, it probably looked like a CAA person, a guy in a suit and a tie.
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She wrote an academic paper that looked at the phenomenon that looked at how gender-reveals spoke to a deeper need than an excuse for a party.
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Any analysis that only looked at the progress in deploying fixed broadband service or only looked at the progress in deploying mobile broadband service would be incomplete.
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We don't actually have any way of knowing that what the voter looked at is the same thing as what the Secretary of State's office looked at.
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" After a sigh, she added: "People looked at me like I was the worst person in the world for saying the East German women looked like men.
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His timeline was filled with what looked like big cat claws for sale, some of which looked hastily hacked off, still carrying a bit of hairy knuckle.
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In this study, when it came to the number of cavities, fraternal twins looked just as much like each other as identical twins looked like each other.
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Some enjoyed L'Engle, and looked to other authors like Octavia Butler or Tananarive Due for inspiration because their novels featured characters who looked and sounded like them.
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" On a city street after visiting an art gallery, Mary thinks, "The rich looked out their cab windows the way painted eyes looked out of a frame.
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I have looked and looked for a table that gives roasting times for a turkey in a convection oven, and have not been able to find one.
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"Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Zelinksky said.
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Here's how that looked at the close: Here's how that looked at the close: Things weren't much better for the rest of Europe's biggest economies on Tuesday.
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He spoke, as Hamlet instructed the actors, "trippingly", pausing only to take small sips of a drink that looked like water, or one that looked like apple juice.
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The decision came after people complained that the People's Daily Headquarters looked like a phallus, and the design for the new Beijing airport looked like a giant vulva.
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The powder looked so pigmented and obvious when I initially put it on that I looked a bit clownish and like a kid playing with her mother's makeup.
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Lincoln looked like a baritone but talked like a schoolboy, just as Jackie looked like a movie star but talked like an Upper East Sider chain-smoking cigarettes.
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Rihanna looked looked almost unrecognizable on Saturday in New York City, as she donned a janitor's uniform on the set of the highly anticipated new film Ocean's Eight.
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DuVernay and her producers wanted to "make a film with a cast that looked like you, that looked like the real world," she said, pointing to the audience.
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Nearby, a visibly uncomfortable Khloé looked like she wanted to flee the room and a shocked but bemused Kim looked on in a mix of glee and horror.
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I looked over at the jury and I see their faces — especially Taylor's — and they looked at me with sympathetic eyes as though I was a little kid.
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It was, according to the site, sent in 2010 and reads: ""I know you said you looked like a lesbo but I disagree ― you looked radiant and beautiful.
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My pores looked even better than they looked when I walked in, and they were pretty good to begin with considering the lineup of products I'd been using.
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Everyone else looked to the sky with awe, and photographers the world over made amazing images of a moon that hasn't looked so big or bright since 1948.
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"He looked up at me and looked super startled and embarrassed and he immediately stood up and said, 'Please take this seat, I just noticed," Lin told DNAinfo.
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I looked out the field was, it looked like a million, a million and a half people, they showed a field where there was practically nobody standing there.
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"At the beginning, people looked at me—OK, a black skier always get looked at—but when your performances get better and you improve, you win them over."
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"The Clinton team looked at the votes and looked at [a] recount — and [said] we're not going to pursue it," he told Fox 85033 in Washington on Thursday.
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Of course it was beyond jam-packed, and it was cool—I was happy for those guys because it looked good, it sounded good, and it looked comfortable.
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When a reporter looked into the room about a half hour after it started, there were six lawmakers present and what looked to be about 15 empty seats.
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At first they looked much too heavy to ride the branches, ten of them standing in the same tree, and then they looked as light as horned birds.
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The outlook for climate change if current policies continue has never looked worse, but the prospects for turning away from the path of destruction have never looked better.
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Lulu's skin looked yellow and darkly bruised, and there was a dart of something red in her right eye that peeked out when she looked in certain directions.
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In baggy pants and a man's button-down, she looked frumpier than necessary, Hal thought, though maybe she'd always looked like this and Hal hadn't been paying attention.
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We already saw what life without Kelvin Benjamin looked like for the Panthers receiving corps, and it looked an awful lot like Ted Ginn getting double-digit targets.
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Here was a princess that not only looked a lot like me, but also led an existence that, if I squinted my eyes, looked a lot like mine.
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After waking up one morning, Lemons looked in the mirror to discover one of her eyes looked a little different than it did when she went to sleep.
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"When he looked at things, he looked at things with his own eye: he didn't need me to tell him what he wanted to look at," she said.
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The food and its packaging looked more like something I'd eat in a school cafeteria than at a Taco Bell, but that's not to say it looked bad.
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"She looked down and looked back up and realized, 'I don't see her,'" and then immediately notified the authorities after she searched briefly in the woods, he said.
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"If you remember in 33, you had 9/11 compression of earnings so valuations looked a lot higher because the earnings number looked a lot worse," he said.
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The responding officers saw a visible injury on the BF which looked fresh -- they say there was dry blood on his hand and that his wrist looked swollen.
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" She also said the president "looked to me like he was a little sedated" at the State of the Union, adding, "he looked that way last year too.
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When I looked at the rook and the rook looked at me, I became a feature of its landscape as much as it became a feature of mine.
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"She wore her suits and looked fabulous, but she also didn't forsake her femininity," Mowarin recalls to CNBC Make It. She looked the way Mowarin wanted to feel.
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" It 'looked like Armageddon' Thursday evening, as homes erupted in flames from suspected gas fires, Andover Fire Rescue Chief Michael B. Mansfield said the scene "looked like Armageddon.
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"It was actually just a dinner table conversation where we were talking about video girls and who should be in the video and everything, and the boys looked around the table, and looked at us, and we looked at each other and were like, 'Oh yeah, that makes sense,'" she recalled.
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"The evidence in this case will show that Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad — the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Aaron Zelinsky, a federal prosecutor, said at the beginning of the trial last week.
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"The evidence in this case will show that Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because the truth looked bad — the truth looked bad for the Trump campaign and the truth looked bad for Donald Trump," Aaron Zelinsky, one of the prosecutors in the case, told the jury in November.
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But when I looked at her, for the first time, after I got rid of that awful notion of blue eyes and then looked at her, she was beautiful.
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When I looked at the matches in GEDmatch for the profile labeled Lucas Featherstone, I was initially encouraged by a single match that looked like a potential second cousin.
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My father carried me to one of his fights when I was about 6 years old, and I looked at the way my father looked as he watched Ali.
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The widening incongruity between the products I used and the person I was meant that the nicer my life looked in a photograph, the worse it looked to me.
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So, I went into an fMRI machine and I looked at pictures of my ex-boyfriend and pictures of a dude who kind of looked like my ex-boyfriend.
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In photos released by the family's official Instagram page, she looked eager to learn seated at her desk among her classmates, and she happily looked over some learning materials.
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But while Clinton looked toward the podium to watch Trump during his address, the Republican nominee mostly looked in front of him, reacting only by listening to Clinton's jokes.
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Although many fans were quick to comment on how cute the two children looked, a handful of mommy shamers criticized Polizzi, claiming her daughter looked disheveled in the image.
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I couldn't have been the only one who caught what looked like a snarl on his lips when he looked in her direction during his February speech to Congress.
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Venezuela attack It's a cliche to say a scene looked like something out of the movies but ... what happened in Caracas looked like something straight out of the movies.
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They looked great with her shirt on, but when naked, they looked like they were made of clay – misshapen, lumpy, and way off to the sides of her chest.
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Although many fans were quick to comment on how cute the two children looked, a handful of mommy shamers criticized Polizzi, claiming her daughter looked disheveled in the image.
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"Prior to last winter, when it looked like there'd be excess LNG, creating new demand centers via FSRUs looked a more attractive strategy than it does now," Buckland said.
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Because you're looked up to a lot as a frontman, and that's something I really don't like, because I'm no-one to be looked up to, in my opinion.
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Wainwright was touched for four runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings by the Diamondbacks, but looked better at times than he's looked in the first month.
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Historians debate the extent to which this hurt Nixon, but the narrative surrounding this debate has been that Kennedy looked youthful and strong while Nixon looked gaunt and pale.
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But as we've looked at access, we've also looked at it in terms of different restaurant formats and these mobile drive-thru pick-up restaurants are part of that.
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When I looked down, I saw small, digitized thighs sitting in skinny jeans; I looked up, and saw a futuristic chandelier gently swaying on the ceiling above my head.
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Nesterenko looked down at the glassy-eyed Tatiana — dead in part because Oleg kept her from getting that promotion — and then looked wonderingly at Elizabeth, already in the distance.
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Here's one idea of what it might have looked like, tracing the line from why YouTube might have failed to what the world would have looked like without it.
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But as he made his way past the gate, Mr. Robertson looked up and saw a "stampede" of people, including what looked like law enforcement agents, racing toward him.
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I am surprised that at that time the government looked the other way, the banks looked the other way, I do not know what the central bank was doing.
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Mall-size parking lots circled the campus; on Sundays, it looked like a car dealership, and during the week it looked like a fortress, surrounded by an asphalt moat.
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One study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and a child's verbal IQ score, while the second study looked at a mother's seafood consumption and depressive symptoms during pregnancy.
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" - Lexie, 29 "Skinny penis looked like gnarled parsnip.
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Shannon Beador has never looked — or felt — better!
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My eyes turned red and everything looked blurry. . . .
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And she looked at me and I looked at her, because we've been trying to get her to understand that those moments have to be part of her regular day.
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Rather than spotting the waves directly, Hrvoje Tkalčić and Thanh-Son Pham looked at global seismogram data and correlated the results, meaning they looked at the differences in the readings.
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What if somebody who has always journeyed in this way, who has struggled as much as I struggled, and looked as much as I looked, finds something that helps them?
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"All of a sudden, I looked up and saw someone who looked like David Beckham walking past us," Maynard was quoted as saying in a press release sent to Mashable.
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But when the man looked down at the baseball, looked up at his boyfriend, and mouthed the words "oh my god," it was clear there's something more important going on.
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In advance of the bout, Nelson looked to correct a three-fight losing streak, while Rosholt looked pass his first top-15 test and extend his win streak to 4.
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If you looked up over the English Channel Sunday you might have seen what looked like a flying skateboard, and the dude who was riding it just broke a record!
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The rule of thumb is that the pound has risen whenever it has looked like Brexit is being softened or postponed, and weakened when negotiations have looked like being deadlocked.
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When Moore's husband looked into her throat, he told her that her tonsils looked swollen and "had some stuff" on them, so she went to the doctor the next day.
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" Weak as Trump looked as he stood next to Putin, he looked even softer when he explained -- more than 24 hours later -- that he misspoke and intended to say "wouldn't.
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As inept as the Dolphins have looked so far this year, they're coming off of a bye week, and the offense has looked more consistent since Josh Rosen took over.
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Read more: Paulo Costa out-pummels Yoel Romero in an extraordinary, compelling, brutal battle between 2 fighters who looked like Greek GodsAgainst Pettis, Diaz rarely looked like he lost control.
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He looked out at the chintzy dining room and was reminded of childhood holidays spent with his grandmother in Russian sanitariums — industrial vacation destinations that looked like high-rise hospitals.
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"I looked at my wife, and the only way I could describe was she looked like someone who was hiding a baby in a pair of sweatpants," Meyers said laughing.
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When Motherboard looked at other conspiracy videos promoting "direct energy weapons" in California, one of them already had three comments claiming that they looked for the video because of Dawson.
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We looked at all we've amassed and realized a lot of the buildings and high streets we'd photographed no longer looked like how they did even a few years ago.
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"She looked at me and looked me up and down like she was trying to figure out if I was in the right bathroom," Heath told Broadly over the phone.
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When I looked down at my baby, I realized that my parents must have once looked down at me nestled in much the same way and seen a similar face.
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"I remember being little, and I named all my boy Barbies after Riley because I thought he looked like them — he looked like Ken," said Katie Pritchard, 17, a cousin.
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" It just seemed like I got ... It looked like, as I said, if you looked at Twitch for the first time and said, "Oh, well, how could we do this?
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She looked out the window at a place that had felt so familiar for so long, and which now looked so different, so accepting of cruelty and racism and vulgarity.
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No one looked at the white man — and certainly no one looked at the black man, whose back was carved in stone as he faced the front of the car.
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"At the beginning, people looked at me — okay, a black skier always gets looked at — but when your performances get better and you improve, you win them over," she said.
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When I looked at them, they looked right back into my face and met my eyes, still smiling, as if we were all in the presence of a great joke.
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A lot of teens were probably making fun of us because when we looked at them, we looked kind of goofy wandering around the square and they were watching us.
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Others might have found that Luke Perry looked unconvincingly old to be playing a teenager, but in my mind I thought maybe that's just what high school students looked like.
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Joey Chestnut got off to a STRONG start at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest and never looked back ... securing his fourth straight victory but dude still looked a bit bummed.
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It looked like he had a real shot at the Democratic nomination — and it looked like the biggest problem he had was that not enough people were aware of him.
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"That came up in a lot of the cases I looked at—if there's the possibility of a person intervening, they tend to be looked at as the one at fault."
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People went through and looked at some of this — researchers who have gone in and looked at the IRC chats of people who are planning harassment campaigns and stuff like that.
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She claimed she was on a junket interviewing Freeman, and in the middle of the interview, he looked over and said, oh, I wish I were there, and looked toward her.
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They say a 2nd witness described the shooter to a police sketch artist who drew someone that looked "eerily similar to the way Young Jeezy looked" the night of the shooting.
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"I've looked at more criminal records reports than I could count, and I would say that well over half the ones I've looked at had some kind of inaccuracy," he says.
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How many New York Times editors looked at a cartoon that would not have looked out of place on a white supremacist website and thought it met the paper's editorial standards?
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As we first reported ... she looked worse for wear during a lunch outing with Geno, Monday in Hampton, GA. They both looked disheveled, and June still hadn't fixed her shattered veneers.
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The 69-year-old looked as if he was a prophet of a progressive future while the middle-aged Blairites looked as if they were locked in a neo-liberal past.
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A pair of best friends gasped when they looked in the mirror and saw what the Killawat highlighter looked like on their skin, one caramel, one deep brown, both equally popping.
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"I have, for many years, been preaching that hair care should be looked at just the same way that skin care is looked at," says Kevin Mancuso, Nexxus global creative director.
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" Keys, 38, continued, "I looked at the greats — I looked at Nina Simone and Sade and John Lennon and I realized that there was nobody else like them on the planet.
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He looked at other interesting images that had emerged on Picbreeder, traced their lineages, and realized that nearly all of them had evolved by way of something that looked completely different.
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When I looked to my left, I saw Slater, standing by the stairs; when I looked to my right, I could see through a window to the courtyard, where snowflakes floated.
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There were what looked like stains, but when I got home from my trip I simply wiped the suitcase down with a damp paper towel and it looked good as new.
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Fit matters, and for as awkward as Evan Turner looked this year beside the two franchise pillars, Nurkic looked for all the world like an immaculate companion for McCollum and Lillard.
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When she looked at charts comparing photos of benign and malignant moles, she was relieved that the photo of the benign mole on the first page looked like the new spot.
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Ben Carlson looked at every month since 1926 that experienced losses in the 8-9% range ... and then looked at the market returns one, three, and five years after those dips:
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DJ: We looked backward, looked at how feasible the new restrictions would be and how much of the advertising exposure could conceivably be eliminated if they were to use our restrictions.
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He wasn't a child who an officer thought looked like an adult, holding a toy gun that an officer thought looked like a real gun (also in an open carry state).
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"It came naturally to paint people that looked like me, but then I also recognized that the art history books that I looked up weren't culturally relevant," she said in 2016.
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But the bomb site still looked like a bomb site: bits of headlight housings, things that looked like spark plugs, curled pieces of rubber that I assumed had once been tires.
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Review looked at correlation, not causation Studies included in the new review looked for correlation, not causation, meaning that researchers couldn't prove that e-cigarettes directly caused increases in cannabis use.
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Increasingly Strycova looked like she would rather be anywhere else, and rarely looked like making a fight of it, spraying 36 unforced errors in a contest she will want to forget.
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"When we've looked at the tax plan, and we've looked at what it does for Americans, we are very confident that Americans are getting a great deal here," Cohn said Thursday.
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One of the studies looked at opioid prescriptions covered by Medicare Part D between 2010 and 2015, while the other looked at opioid prescriptions covered by Medicaid between 2011 and 2016.
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The risk reduction with exercise was similar when researchers only looked at adults 75 and older, as well as when researchers looked only at people with a high risk for falls.
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In the photos below, NOAA compares what the lights of Puerto Rico looked like from space on a calm night in July to what the island looked like post–Hurricane Maria.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — They looked "like a Benetton ad," Gov.
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" The airport director looked perplexed: "But I expected you.
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" Parks looked shocked as Burruss screamed, "You said that?
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" LELO Personal Moisturizer; $25: "Lube never looked this good.
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Sophie looked frickin' amazing ... no surprise, but still, amazing.
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" I just looked at her like, "I don't know.
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She hung with Big Sean – and they looked flawless.
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" Others looked "lumpy"... And even covered with little "hairs.
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He looked 100 pounds lighter -- and 10 feet taller.
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It's saying that our system ... isn't looked after properly.
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" Then Masa looked at me and said, "What's DOA?
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" "He looked extremely exhausted and ran out of energy.
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JT thought the "1" cookies looked a bit ... off.
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We've always looked forward to seeing you & Rory both!
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These ideas were discussed ... and looked at in detail.
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Looked a bit annoyed ... but still polite as ever.
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You looked pretty good ... Have you been practicing, sir?
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BTW ... Bey looked great for someone carrying 2 kids.
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You looked beautifully elegant & spoke with grace and eloquence.
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And – for better or worse – it looked like this.
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NEW YORK — Student government has never looked more dramatic.
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Cincinnati looked to have finally won the game with .
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I looked at my watch — it said 10 a.m.
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Markle was right — the baked goods certainly looked tasty.
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Probably not ... but man, Garrett looked stylish as hell!
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David Ige , it looked like her primary to lose.
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LONDON — A fashion moment never looked so painfully cheeky.
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" She looked at me, then said, "We have cable.
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Not Mike's face — which looked great — but his expressions.
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" The man looked at me then said, "Hi, son.
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KS: It just looked, like, bad ... They look terrible.
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" He thanked "everyone who's ever looked at a billboard.
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" The audience looked around like, "What are you doing?
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WASHINGTON — Zion Williamson, Duke's dominant freshman, finally looked lost.
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" Taliya looked at her baby sister and replied: "Watch.
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TOA BAJA, P.R. — Everywhere they looked there was water.
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She looked incredulous, "What — we just left," she said.
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" After Kakko's debut, Quinn said: "He looked pretty stoic.
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" Fashion faux pas: Nobody "People looked really, really good.
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" He tweeted: "Very unfair and should be looked into.
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Here's how one of the staircases looked in 2014 …
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Yet another Indian market — jet travel — suddenly looked sexier.
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She told him she had looked — and found nothing.
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" He had looked out and "seen the promised land.
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" Iron Mountain: "I've looked at this dividend several times.
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They looked southeast — and up — to nearby Bernal Heights.
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Rousey looked lost and scared ... not her old self.
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Everywhere the rover looked, it was basalt — volcanic rock.
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We hugged tightly, kissed — then looked around the yard.
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" I just looked at him and said, "You're kidding!
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"It's imperative that this changes, in a manner that we're looked at not as the second-class citizens but looked like, looked at as any other group that exists within the continent of the United States," said Kevin DuPuis, chairman of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, at the White House event.
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He looked like he was going through a hard time—it really looked like all the traveling and filming and the separation from Michelle and his child was really taking a toll.
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But I first looked into it when I was turning 35, because they say your egg count goes down around that age, so I looked into it as a just in case.
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The event, which focused on climate change, looked toward a future Clinton administration as much as it looked back at what Gore has called his "crushing" defeat in the 2000 presidential election.
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Priebus and the Trump team have not "looked at" changing the law of defamation, unless he means that they walked into a law library and "looked at" the books lining the wall.
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This trade looked smarter five weeks ago, when the Eagles still looked like a good bet to finish last in the NFC East, but the Browns are still in a good spot.
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So with desktop publishing, you could create something that looked like a mainstream magazine, and you could manipulate pictures, and move them around, and you could create something that looked very slick.
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Vos still looked the big danger as a group of about 25 gathered for the sprint denouement but she timed her effort poorly and looked a picture of disappointment at the line.
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For most of 2016, the Toronto Raptors have looked like the biggest threat to seize the NBA Finals bid that has looked, all season long, like the property of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Wendy's biscuit looked pale and floury, although the chicken patty inside it looked like Wendy's standard chicken patty, which is popular with fans — but not as popular as Chick-fil-A's chicken.
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When I first saw early trailers for Battle Chef Brigade—a match-230 puzzle game with 210D action elements—I thought the concept looked great, but that the game itself looked unfinished.
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Well, the whole crew was out at The Grove recently and no one looked to be sporting a flesh wound of any kind ... in fact, they all looked pretty freakin' family happy.
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In a Mother's Day essay for PEOPLE this spring, she looked back the support she received from her own mom, Marian Robinson, and looked forward to raising the next generation of women.
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In the studies, the researchers looked at a whole slew of health outcomes (like offspring survival, bodyweight changes, and body temperature changes), but importantly, they also looked at brain tumors, including gliomas.
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While other studies have looked at seasonal time scales and shown some correlation over the past couple of decades, this study looked at daily data to attempt to find a stronger connection.
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In the Netflix documentary, she says seeing herself in paparazzi photos "where I looked like my tummy was too big, or someone said that I looked pregnant" triggered her to stop eating.
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Back in 2015, my colleague Dan Seifert said that its Phantom speaker looked like the gun out of Portal, but to me, it's always looked more like a sci-fi robot's head.
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Elsewhere at the festival, people had looked in pretty good shape for night three, but as the lights went up in the Yuma Tent momentarily, many around me looked absolutely feral. Respect.
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" She continued, "Working with a curvy beautiful woman that everybody looked up to and loved the way she looked… that was my inspiration to move forward and accept myself because that's what matters.
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Up close, some of the content looked a little pixelated (it might have been 4K or 1080p full HD upscaled) and some looked really crisp (like all the Chinese food it was showing).
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"A woman with 'Black Arab immigrant' written on her sign looked at Madeline's sign, looked us in the eyes, and silently held her fist in the air in support of us." she said.
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Most of them looked at law changes in the developed world, such as the US, Australia, and Austria, while a few looked at gun laws in developing countries, specifically Brazil and South Africa.
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I have to admit, the sample image taken by the L16 looked pretty good with lots of details when zoomed in, but it also looked like it had a lot of image noise.
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Reynolds, 40, looked dapper in a navy-blue tuxedo and black bow tie on the New York City red carpet, while his mother looked radiant in a black dress with a draped neckline.
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Many noted that Brodie-Sangster looked far more like an elementary school kid than like someone about to enter high school, and that Knightley legitimately looked like she was in her mid-20s.
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It's considered rude to steal the bride's limelight on her special day, but during the TV broadcast all eyes were on Philip, because he looked—well, he looked like he'd been dug up.
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"The only words I can really think of to describe what it looked [like] was it looked like a World War I battlefield," Brown said of the area in a Tuesday news conference.
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Its body is rugged and waterproof, and the video quality looked really great (not as perfect as I initially thought, but the stitching between the two lenses looked better than most 360 cameras).
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After the mother-daughter duo was reported missing, police looked for them at Fish Lake Campgrounds in Orleans, where park staff and campers said they looked "happy and not in distress" before leaving.
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"When we looked at headsets out there, they looked and felt much more like consumer electronics, gadgets, than they did something you'd wear," said Bavor when I spoke to him before today's event.
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"A lot of the residents [in Mosul], you know, looked askance at Baghdad, looked askance at the Kurdish region, and that gave them just enough of a crevice to hang on," he added.
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When he lost the first set in 25 minutes it looked ominous for the 29-year-old but there looked nothing wrong with his movement as he powered past the world number 116.
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I looked at her and looked over and saw a seven foot tall completely white man with white hair who had very little physical form, like no elbows and arms, it was weird.
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If you've ever looked at a Cheeto, thought it looked like a famous historical or pop culture figure, and then shrugged and popped it in your mouth, you may have cost yourself $60,000.
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He didn't know what the sunsets over Latibonit looked like, but Port-de-Paix had the most beautiful sunsets, muted just enough not to blind you when you looked directly at the horizon.
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Line: Titans by 3 DeMarco Murray is probably not as good as he looked in Dallas two seasons ago, but he is also not as bad as he looked in Philadelphia last season.
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The oil executive looked up "Church of All Religions" in the phone book (this was back when people looked in phone books) and found Yogananda, who somehow already knew he would be calling.
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One way Sharkey, the NYU sociologist, looked at this phenomenon was by measuring how neighborhoods affected kids' IQ. He looked at where the kids grew up and where the kids' mothers grew up.
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She told me about how her heart had been broken, twice — once by a boy who looked just like Bob Dylan, and the second time by someone who looked just like Leonard Cohen.
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"I think it looked worse than it felt," Luck said.
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"Vijaya looked completely blindsided," said a source who was present.
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She looked like a normal woman, she was wearing glasses.
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"On paper, everything looked great," Allen said, the AP reports.
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This week looked like it was going to be different.
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Since the beginning of December, the Spurs have looked dominant.
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"It looked like an F.B.I. crime scene," Mr. Lube said.
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The rest of the phone shouldn't be looked over, either.
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I think it's always looked at from the male POV.
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He looked at Lyle and said, 'You're not going out.
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But when she looked closer, she saw they were ladybugs.
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On the red carpet, Danes' dress looked elegant and sophisticated.
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So we looked for another source of protein very early.
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"We just looked at what people were using," he says.
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To some analysts, this looked like an expression of mistrust.
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I remember seeing her picture, and she looked so young.
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The generated welfare recipients looked lazier, more hostile, and unattractive.
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Man. A day off has never looked so on point.
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Even so the numbers looked to be falling well short.
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When Slack arrived in 2013, it looked much the same.
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They also looked at diseases by monthly health care spending.
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Yet most of what I created looked silly and rudimentary.
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And it looked good: the print, the lineup, the organization.
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Even though he looked healthy and alert, he was dying.
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"I looked like some kind of crackpot," Roma told Hyperallergic.
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I looked down the morning after we first slept together.
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"He was very pleasant, he looked fine," said the rep.
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Jose Baez, Hernandez's attorney, asked what the shooter looked like.
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It, too, looked like any old supernova, or exploding star.
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The researchers also looked at the size of cholesterol particles.
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I was thinking you might learn what somebody looked like.
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Craig didn't even know what his prime suspect looked like.
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You looked at me the way no one ever has.
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I went blonder and blonder and have never looked back!
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I looked like the guys out of Dumb and Dumber.
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She even pushed her own cart, which looked pretty full.
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Understanding the workings of the planet has never looked better.
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Understanding the workings of the planet has never looked better.
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The moon slung so low it looked like a UFO.
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So if you looked ahead, you might have played yourself.
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Yes, I'm aware that Murray looked good in the preseason.
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Maniac looked like it was going to be A Lot.
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As he came around, he looked down at his timepiece.
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The only picture you looked at good was your mom.
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"Firefighters are looked at differently than police officers," she says.
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The indoor photos taken with the Leica also looked terrific.
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Princess Kate looked on in shock as the scene unfolded.
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"He looked really, really good," said Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
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The two looked happy as they posed for photos together.
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It looked like he was a little uncomfortable out there.
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"We looked a lot at what Walt did," Bailey said.
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He looked to correct that skid against Brazil's Augusto Mendes.
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She said he looked "awful" and "gray" before the incident.
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"It almost looked like he couldn't get there," he said.
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Then I looked at the actual empirical research and studies.
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I haven't looked into the technical side of it much.
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She said she thought he looked like a movie star.
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He looked at me like he was scared of me!
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When I was 20, I looked like I was 15.
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I looked up to Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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What kind of star might America have looked for instead?
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If you looked at them you wouldn't see anything strange.
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With a broad smile, she looked ready for an encore.
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He looked like he was going to a sporting event.
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He looked for a replacement online, but it's sold out.
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"You wouldn't believe what that boy looked like," Tharp says.
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Looked at another way, though, the unveiling was very apt.
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We also looked at early Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake.
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"Each dawn and then every morning we looked," she says.
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They both looked happy," a separate source tells PEOPLE. "J.
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We both looked at each other and said, 'That's it.
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The pair looked tan, windswept, and very much in lust.
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Now we know what that device might have looked like.
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It also looked at TV ad impressions and media spend.
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She looked at me with sympathy and I hated it.
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"He didn't think they looked good on screen," said Polly.
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They looked inside the car seat and found Keana Davis.
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I looked at the pictures, and it was pretty obvious.
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Because they thought it looked like a car or truck.
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She then looked up and saw a plane flying above.
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"I looked at ticket and couldn't stop shaking!" he said.
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"I looked to YouTube as a creative outlet," Paul said.
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They looked a bit like Darth Vader's helmet in silhouette.
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"He looked a little nervous today," manager Pete Mackanin said.
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I thought he and I looked a little bit alike.
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This is what Saturday in Brighton's Preston Park looked like.
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But you add it all up and it looked bad.
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Still, he looked like he lived a really happy life.
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We looked at absolutely everything that was sent our way.
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However, making those proposals a reality has looked increasingly tough.
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Mother of the bride nerves relief never looked so sweet!
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Just rude comments, how you looked or just inappropriate jokes.
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Nobody looked like me, and I felt inadequate being Korean.
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" Then we looked at the photo like, "Sweet, it's iconic.
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It all looked very suspicious, and quite frankly still does.
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We had no idea what the outside world looked like.
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"By then he looked very bad, badly injured," he said.
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"It looked like two feet and two hands," he said.
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I punched the kitchen cabinets and looked out the window.
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My poor dad was the coach and he looked humiliated.
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It looked like a laptop, but worked like your phone.
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I went in there looked like a pretty empty theater.
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And of his mom, who looked almost exactly like him.
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The couple looked happy as they gazed at the camera.
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I was almost the same weight but looked dramatically different!
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Researchers also looked into drug use, with cocaine a focus.
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But she dropped her coach instead and hasn't looked back.
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Now she and the other parents looked at Roberts, perplexed.
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Kit Harington & Emilia Clarke looked incredible at the 2016 Emmys.
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Looked at the case, and it had melted the internals.
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Charles Barkley once said that Sager looked like a pimp.
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A jail official says she looked "disheveled" as she left.
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Trust me when I say I looked into all options.
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Englewood and Auburn Gresham may have looked similar on paper.
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"They looked happy," an observer told PEOPLE at the time.
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Here's what the carnage looked like after days of havoc.
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In a way, I looked at it as an adventure.
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DHS has also looked to the Defense Department for help.
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I looked down to see who he was ministering to.
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Some suggested it looked like something not safe for work.
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In some respects, the cheaper Vizio display actually looked better.
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But I still worried: Would I be looked upon pitifully?
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He (Martin) looked at me and said, 'what's the result?
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"Girl, you looked cute in those glasses!" joked Pell, 56.
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Andrade's attempts to kick with Jedrzejczyk looked awkward and unpractised.
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In past mugshots, O.J. Simpson has looked less than happy.
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It looked sort of like shuffleboard, but with more yelling.
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He didn't know what bipolar was, what it looked like.
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Across the Mycale Strait, Turkey looked close enough to kiss.
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She said some looked down and a few waved back.
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Britney's always been someone I've watched and looked up to.
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To counteract this effect, the researchers looked for scientific parallels.
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But reaching the last four looked an increasingly unlikely proposition.
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"When she looked at me, she just gasped," Eli said.
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Everything looked as if it had worked according to plan.
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Everywhere you looked, you'd see Britney robbed of her privacy.
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Then I looked up Bookburners online, and everything became clear.
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And it shouldn't be looked down upon in any way.
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Collins looked to his left and saw a clear ocean.
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Neither looked like a sure bet for the nomination, though.
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I knew your face looked fuller," and "I can tell.
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"Last time I looked, it was $100," the employee said.
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Here's what Alexander looked like while teaching with the baby:
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It looked like some old subbasement that was in shambles.
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Bruce looked at his matches and found the same woman.
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I looked like a queen who slept in her makeup.
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I even sometimes looked at my phone at stop lights.
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My impression was that this is what pretty looked like.
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We started with the soup, which looked rich and creamy.
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Herb looked up, smiled, and said: 'No smokey, No talkey.
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The sirens kept raging, so she looked through a window.
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One of the nurses tending to her looked familiar. Dianne.
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Each match looked like they could be Marina's third cousin.
|
|
THE black fur hat looked odd on a Libyan warlord.
|
|
And, it should be noted, they both looked pretty great.
|
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Jane Lytvynenko looked into this, and it's an important read.
|
|
But it looked like he was going to have to.
|
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The couch looked nothing like the one in the photos.
|
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"He looked good to me," Mets catcher Rene Rivera said.
|
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The man looked around and then left on his bike.
|
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Michelle Hu: It all looked like a cartoon, of course.
|
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I just looked at the person's sheet next to me.
|
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But that wasn't quite the case, if you looked closely.
|
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Amid the climb, some traders looked to oilfield services stocks.
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At worst, it looked like I was crossing my eyes.
|
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I definitely looked a lot sharper and a lot cleaner.
|
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And the therapist simply looked at me and said, 'shit.
|
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No one ever straight up told me I looked unhealthy.
|
|
She looked nice enough to me, if a little shy.
|
|
Wishing your living room looked more like Ratajkowski's dreamy space?
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I looked at her, she was pretty — pretty and demure.
|
|
They thought Oxitec's technology was safe and looked very promising.
|
|
"I checked the website, and it looked fine," he said.
|
|
Wollstonecraft looked to the education of individuals to benefit everyone.
|
|
And DiCaprio looked as classic as ever on Sunday night.
|
|
Those raw numbers, however, looked to be a bit deceiving.
|
|
But he said it looked like she hadn't been touched.
|
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His son sort of looked at him for a second.
|
|
The boy looked off at the inside of the dome.
|
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I don't know if you guys have looked into that.
|
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This wallet looked so much better when I got it.
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AND I LOOKED AT THIS, I SAID, THIS IS INSANE.
|
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I think the biggest deal was how hurt we looked.
|
|
The staffer behind the intake desk looked over at me.
|
|
They looked more alert now, scooted up in their seats.
|
|
Coworkers asked my significant other what I looked like naked.
|
|
As always, Teigen looked stunning in every snap she posted.
|
|
Less amusingly, they also looked up friends, family, and coworkers.
|
|
I've fallen for their tricks and looked at the ad.
|
|
He opened it, looked inside and said simply, "Oh, man."
|
|
While researching this guide, we looked at countless massage guns.
|
|
And then for a while I looked at the title.
|
|
After this weekend's revolt, the president has never looked weaker.
|
|
And I looked to my left and I saw lights.
|
|
He said employees and others looked on confused and concerned.
|
|
That's why I looked after him to the very end.
|
|
Traders also looked ahead to next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
|
|
The scene looked like something out of the Cultural Revolution.
|
|
She looked up and must've seen something in my eyes.
|
|
That's why people like Hassan have looked for alternative solutions.
|
|
That looked on the cards even before the cyclone hit.
|
|
"I looked and I saw all this traffic," Moira said.
|
|
Equities on Wall Street looked set for another sluggish start.
|
|
The defendant was 22 but looked young for her age.
|
|
Boback and his colleagues looked at one another in disbelief.
|
|
Trump also looked at it but appeared to be fine.
|
|
At first glance, it looked like a completely ordinary wedding.
|
|
I looked in the mirror and hated everything I saw.
|
|
"This pseudointellectual, academic approach, it looked really good," she said.
|
|
She had no makeup on, but still looked very pretty.
|
|
Anthony looked sharp, too, creating for himself and for others.
|
|
So, we looked to the stars for a little help.
|
|
Credit Suisse analysts Tuesday looked at the period between Dec.
|
|
When Ali looked at you there was definitely something electric.
|
|
Since then, she has looked after their two daughters alone.
|
|
I opened AOL chat and looked for my manager's handle.
|
|
All the makeup I wore as a brunette looked wrong.
|
|
Ms. Bustamante looked down at her hands in her lap.
|
|
No Brexit: A second referendum has never looked more likely.
|
|
She looked incredible, sexy, and like she was having fun.
|
|
When it has looked tilted, voters have stayed at home.
|
|
Everything looked like them, smelled like them, sounded like them.
|
|
But it does looked better than it has in months.
|
|
Jalopnik noticed how shabby the thing looked on closer inspection.
|
|
When she looked up, the pack was far beyond her.
|
|
First, before calling the election Mrs May's calendar looked awkward.
|
|
Jim always looked at me with optimism, love, and acceptance.
|
|
I got a haircut and loved how my face looked.
|
|
The DVF wrap dress that looked so sleek last year?
|
|
She had looked thinner than usual and had a cough.
|
|
He remembers they looked like they had been beaten up.
|
|
I walked... and jewels looked on, and wings arose noiselessly—.
|
|
To hip leftists of the sixties, unions looked stodgily bureaucratic.
|
|
We expanded our budget and looked at everything under $400,000.
|
|
Each person on the train looked only at the dog.
|
|
He also, at times, looked like a Walking Dead zombie.
|
|
It would have looked so much better with long nails.
|
|
It was hard to find people who looked at ease.
|
|
I looked around and tried to guess who had PMDD.
|
|
"I'm sorry," she said as she looked into his eyes.
|
|
And in that game, they looked doomed — until they weren't.
|
|
She looked in the mirror and was like, 'Holy shit.
|
|
Everywhere we looked, we continued to see men making Magic.
|
|
Allen could barely speak as she looked at her ring.
|
|
He also was doing what looked like a visual exercise.
|
|
It looked like two teams that really wanted to win.
|
|
The first season looked at the legal battle Bush v.
|
|
DAVID FABER: Why not have looked at other shale plays?
|
|
The GOP was looked on as the snotty rich party.
|
|
"I looked like a totally different person," she tells PEOPLE.
|
|
They looked to me, and I took advantage of them.
|
|
We looked like a much better team at that point.
|
|
"And she looked at me and said, 'Yes,' " Girardi continues.
|
|
I looked at the pictures, but that's pretty much it.
|
|
"We looked into it right away," Sheil told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
He looked like he was from Paisley Park's Zone 3.
|
|
Hailee Steinfeld, for one, looked quite confused about the proceedings.
|
|
CHOREOGRAPHERS have always looked to the literary canon for stories.
|
|
It looked to be less than half a mile away.
|
|
I prayed before I went canvassing and God looked out.
|
|
The day after Brexit, people looked around and said, oh!
|
|
He was fit and compact, and looked young for 42.
|
|
We have looked at every single part of the business.
|
|
I questioned the way I looked, acted, sang and wrote.
|
|
And it was hard because you looked at the pictures.
|
|
He looked, in the past few days, scripted and robotic.
|
|
And she looked like the dancing emoji come to life.
|
|
She looked absolutely stunning and ethereal on the wedding day.
|
|
This is what my lashes looked like before the lift.
|
|
In this post, I looked at some of those changes.
|
|
The second place we looked at was much better anyway.
|
|
Amal looked gorgeous and didn't look the slightest bit tired.
|
|
From the outside, it looked liked Medium was a setback.
|
|
Well, anyway, it was hilarious, and Schumer looked amusingly befuddled.
|
|
He told me I looked amazing — and he was right.
|
|
It looked like Zuck came thisclose to shitting his pants!
|
|
"She looked like the victim of an assault," said Corina.
|
|
It was early spring, and this thing looked fairly intact.
|
|
The core founders of Rappler have always looked at corruption.
|
|
They looked like modified versions of the Oculus Touch controllers.
|
|
This crossed my mind when I looked at the cover.
|
|
The substance reportedly looked similar to the product pictured above.
|
|
So the government looked for ways to bring them home.
|
|
I looked down and I said 'We got a number!
|
|
Meghan "looked very contented," according to royal photographer Mark Stewart.
|
|
All we really know is: They looked fabulous doing it.
|
|
THE Theatre Royal Haymarket's production looked so promising on paper.
|
|
During that first week my small scars looked less noticeable.
|
|
The team looked at old Hubble photos and newer images.
|
|
This initially looked like part of the solution for China.
|
|
When a program looked promising, we got on a plane.
|
|
"She looked radiant!" says Louise Trotter, creative director at Joseph.
|
|
But dilution is not looked upon with favor by investors.
|
|
It looked about as resilient as Lady Gaga's prosciutto gown.
|
|
They saw me play and they looked at each other.
|
|
Farber, Molesworth articulates, looked at a movie like a painting.
|
|
When she looked impossibly flawless from head to toe. 13.
|
|
The conditions looked good for a repeat this time around.
|
|
She looked stunning: bronzed skin and shells in her hair.
|
|
To lay out our case, we looked at four metrics.
|
|
They looked at me as if I had three heads.
|
|
And the game, for its time, looked absolutely stunning too.
|
|
The patchwork vessel looked older than many of its passengers.
|
|
At first, the investigation looked into violence against peaceful protesters.
|
|
She watched over us as my mom looked for work.
|
|
The Wild West looked like it was becoming less free.
|
|
" I looked up and said, "It's only half a moon.
|
|
The man's loyal dogs looked after him the entire time.
|
|
Cleaning the crap off grout has never looked so fun.
|
|
It looked like Rio Vista — the architecture, paint color, layout.
|
|
And have you looked at stocks for car companies lately?
|
|
The cousins looked like twins in their matching pigtail puns.
|
|
Despite this, however he looked, he was always my Jake.
|
|
And then I obviously looked and I'm like, 'Oh, God.
|
|
"She looked good and she spoke good," Aiken tells PEOPLE.
|
|
You should go to a doctor have it looked at.
|
|
Just for a minute in the beginning, Trump looked good.
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