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We looked at hacks, we looked at FAQs videos, we looked at all sorts of things.
"We looked at and we looked at and we looked at that video of them walking," the juror said.
I looked at people, and I looked at their hairlines.
As I looked at her, she looked at me also.
"I did the math, I looked at the delegate count, looked at the states, looked at the requirements," he said in the speech.
And then there's the way Miley looked at Travis, the way I looked at her, the way she should have looked at me.
He looked at tourists, and a few tourists looked at him.
We looked at people more closely, looked at California more closely.
We looked at immersive solutions, we looked at phase-change solutions.
Nacho just looked at looked at me, shot at me, and missed.
"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.
And he's looked at Sweet, and he's looked at some of the others.
Mercedes looked at them, and she looked at me, and her lip curled.
"I looked at Tiffani, I looked at the cops, and she's screaming," Alewine recalls.
Everybody looked at this and everybody who's looked at it said there's nothing there.
I wouldn't have looked at it if my neighbor, Yann, hadn't looked at his.
We looked at looked at data from nine cycles of weak GDP growth since 1990.
I looked at his book, and he looked at mine, and we started laughing together.
I have never once looked at another woman's body the way I looked at my own.
In a classic experiment that looked at this idea, researchers looked at kids who loved drawing.
She and her husband looked at each other, she said, and then looked at their son.
I definitely looked at my friends' rider history and looked at what drivers said about them.
Everybody looked at them like these drug kingpins, but I looked at them like my homies.
No senator should be looked at as superior and no senator should be looked at as inferior.
And I looked at him, and he looked at me, and he went, 'Welcome to the jungle.
And they sat around the table and they looked at the data and looked at best practices.
I've looked at investments in Chattanooga, I've looked at investments outside the Walmart headquarters in Arkansas. Bentonville.
"Everybody looked at this, and everybody who's looked at it says there's nothing there," he said Saturday.
I looked at the piece, I looked at the taxi and said, 'It's not going to fit.
The Zurich group looked at the Djungarian hamster, while the Berkeley group looked at the ground squirrel.
He looked at us, then he looked at our passports, and this big smile crossed his face.
"The agency needs to be looked at as impartial, needs to be looked at as apolitical," he added.
He looked at me, turned away, looked at me again, and went back to staring at his cellphone.
I looked at Memphis, I looked at Georgia, the Carolinas, places not too small and not too big.
My friend looked at the tampon, then looked at me, and then just kind of shuffled away, mortified.
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.
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?
While many studies have looked at the income gap by race, this study looked at the disparities in wealth.
It was shaped like a heart, and you looked at that mirror more than you ever looked at me.
"We also looked at gender parity in terms of pay, but then we looked at everybody's pay," she says.
I watched as she looked at her phone, looked at me, then took me outside and broke up with me.
He looked at her like he did when they met; looked at her like she was oxygen and clean water.
"That's when I looked at my co-worker, and we looked at each other like shocked and scared," said Leslie.
A meta-analysis published June 19 in JAMA Cardiology looked at looked at over 83,000 people in 21 previous studies.
WE LOOKED AT EVERY SINGLE BUSINESS, WE'VE LOOKED AT HOW THE COMPANY WORKS HORIZONTALLY OUR CORPORATE SPENDING, OUR RESEARCH SPENDING.
Actually, that building was the first building I looked at and my apartment was the first apartment I looked at.
"Google should be looked at — is being looked at — as the enemy of content companies," Jason Calacanis said on Wednesday.
He looked at me, and I looked at him, and I wished that he wasn't caught up in this whole thing.
Independent experts have looked at what I have proposed and looked at what Donald has proposed and basically they said this.
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.
Landing can no longer be looked at as a fluke, it can be looked at as a triumph of science and tinkering.
She looked at the screen and she looked at me and couldn't understand how I could be in two places at once.
And then in 2012, when you looked at the landscape and you looked at whether there were interventions, there just really weren't.
I feel like maybe we'll be looked at in a different way than how we're looked at back here in New York.
But when I said it should be looked at, everything about a candidate for president of the United States is looked at.
I looked at her, she looked at me and before I could say a word, she blushed and handed me the box.
You know, when I was in Charlottesville, they looked at me in the eye and I looked at them in the eye.
I looked at her, she looked at me, and before I could say a word, she blushed and handed me the box.
"She looked at me once through the door, and then turned around and looked at me through the window," Mr. MacLaughlin said.
Twenty minutes later, sitting at a table by the Arno, I looked at him, really looked at him, for the first time.
Nancy Schwartzman: I wanted to make a film about rape and rape culture that actually looked at perpetrators and looked at patterns.
There has been chatter that Coca-Cola (KO) has looked at Aurora and that Marlboro maker Altria (MO) has looked at Aphria.
No one has ever looked at Matisse's painting more carefully than I; and no one has looked at mine more carefully than he.
I hadn't looked at my book for quite a while, but I looked at the Ten Rules of Climate Change in the back.
He looked at the sign on the door that said "Chang" and looked at me, the non-Asian patient, and began walking away.
I looked at that photo and I looked at the time and I thought, I could be down at the Comedy Cellar by 11.
If you looked at the unicorn analysis that we did, if you looked at the prior 10 years, were there better years for unicorns?
I THINK IF THEY LOOKED AT OUR PERFORMANCE, THEY LOOKED AT 35 ACTIVIST CAMPAIGNS, FOUR DISAPPOINTMENTS, BUT 31 SUCCESSES OVER A 14-YEAR HISTORY.
I looked at Adam, looked at the audience, and said, 'You make me unbelievably insecure because all of your strengths are all my weaknesses.
"I looked at the neighborhood and I looked at the tree, and then I went home and thought a little bit," she tells me.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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?
"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.
" 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.
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.
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.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
"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."
"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.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
"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.
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.
"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.
"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."
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.
"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.
"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.
" 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.
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:
"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.
"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.
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.
" I just looked at her like, "I don't know.
" Then Masa looked at me and said, "What's DOA?
These ideas were discussed ... and looked at in detail.
I looked at my watch — it said 10 a.m.
" She looked at me, then said, "We have cable.
" The man looked at me then said, "Hi, son.
" He thanked "everyone who's ever looked at a billboard.
" Taliya looked at her baby sister and replied: "Watch.
" Iron Mountain: "I've looked at this dividend several times.
" I just looked at him and said, "You're kidding!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
I think it's always looked at from the male POV.
He looked at Lyle and said, 'You're not going out.
"We just looked at what people were using," he says.
They also looked at diseases by monthly health care spending.
The researchers also looked at the size of cholesterol particles.
You looked at me the way no one ever has.
The only picture you looked at good was your mom.
"Firefighters are looked at differently than police officers," she says.
Then I looked at the actual empirical research and studies.
He looked at me like he was scared of me!
If you looked at them you wouldn't see anything strange.
Looked at another way, though, the unveiling was very apt.
We also looked at early Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake.
We both looked at each other and said, 'That's it.
It also looked at TV ad impressions and media spend.
She looked at me with sympathy and I hated it.
I looked at the pictures, and it was pretty obvious.
"I looked at ticket and couldn't stop shaking!" he said.
We looked at absolutely everything that was sent our way.
" Then we looked at the photo like, "Sweet, it's iconic.
Now she and the other parents looked at Roberts, perplexed.
Looked at the case, and it had melted the internals.
In a way, I looked at it as an adventure.
He (Martin) looked at me and said, 'what's the result?
TRUMP: I looked -- you know, I looked at that name.
"When she looked at me, she just gasped," Eli said.
Bruce looked at his matches and found the same woman.
I even sometimes looked at my phone at stop lights.
I just looked at the person's sheet next to me.
And the therapist simply looked at me and said, 'shit.
I looked at her, she was pretty — pretty and demure.
His son sort of looked at him for a second.
AND I LOOKED AT THIS, I SAID, THIS IS INSANE.
I've fallen for their tricks and looked at the ad.
While researching this guide, we looked at countless massage guns.
And then for a while I looked at the title.
Boback and his colleagues looked at one another in disbelief.
Trump also looked at it but appeared to be fine.
Credit Suisse analysts Tuesday looked at the period between Dec.
When Ali looked at you there was definitely something electric.
Jim always looked at me with optimism, love, and acceptance.
We expanded our budget and looked at everything under $400,000.
It was hard to find people who looked at ease.
Allen could barely speak as she looked at her ring.
The first season looked at the legal battle Bush v.
DAVID FABER: Why not have looked at other shale plays?
"And she looked at me and said, 'Yes,' " Girardi continues.
I looked at the pictures, but that's pretty much it.
We have looked at every single part of the business.
And it was hard because you looked at the pictures.
In this post, I looked at some of those changes.
The second place we looked at was much better anyway.
The core founders of Rappler have always looked at corruption.
This crossed my mind when I looked at the cover.
The team looked at old Hubble photos and newer images.
They saw me play and they looked at each other.
Farber, Molesworth articulates, looked at a movie like a painting.
To lay out our case, we looked at four metrics.
They looked at me as if I had three heads.
And have you looked at stocks for car companies lately?
You should go to a doctor have it looked at.
We looked at that and the results are quite interesting.
Their decisions are the ones that are being looked at.
The survey also looked at changes in people's money behaviors.
He looked at the heart of flowers, tree trunks, stones.
I looked at my hands and started feeling so insecure.
I looked at the value structure behind the Democratic Party.
I looked at the guys and was like, 'I'm ready.
Developers and press looked at one another, baffled and delighted.
This has been looked at for so long, ad nauseum.
I noticed how people looked at me while I walked.
Once I looked at my blood work, reality set in.
To reach this conclusion, the authors looked at two things.
"He looked at me like I was crazy," Olivera says.
Or was it a narrower demographic that you looked at?
But everyone just looked at each other like 'Oh, s—.
Update: Trulia looked at this, too, but back in 2014.
I looked at how much he had in the bank.
So that's kind of how, philosophically, we looked at it.
Three scenarios for the world's energy future were looked at.
I looked at it differently than I ever had before.
Later that day, she awoke and looked at her hands.
He looked at my ID card and checked my pockets.
We sat there in silence, as he looked at me.
"I looked at it as an answered prayer," Henson said.
I looked at him, and suddenly I started to cry.
Just technically speaking, I think some do get looked at.
"He looked at me and just kept going," Polansky said.
We just looked at each and we were just, fuck!
We looked at each other and then at our mother.
He fell for Victoria but never looked at another woman.
CNN's Facts First looked at this same claim on Wednesday.
Richard looked at his glass, got this sort of grin.
CNN's Reality Check team has looked at that claim before.
They also looked at sexual orientation, trans identity, and language.
"We looked at the totality of his work," Kahl said.
Anthony Bourdain honestly changed the way I looked at food.
And then they can say, well, 'Moody's looked at this.
No one looked at me as some kind of loser.
"We looked at how people use email today," explains Ash.
"Leucine can be looked at as the quarterback," Wolfe says.
People looked at him and thought that boy is unusual.
FiveThirtyEight looked at what is popular among U.S. soccer fans.
Then everyone looked at each other and asked, 'Now what?
Then everyone looked at each other and asked: 'Now what?
But no one had looked at how the two interacted.
Nobody ever looked at the head, just the teacher once.
I looked at it again, and ... I was so naïve.
California just looked at it in terms of energy efficiency.
Lastly, PornHub looked at the data for ethnic search terms.
I changed the way that I looked at my time.
Peter collapsed onto his bed and looked at his cellphone.
I said this is something that is being looked at.
Mike turned and looked at Jack for the first time.
She looked at me funny, like what do I mean?
A RECENT Johnson column looked at the English past subjunctive.
Skinfo also looked at the breakdown of tattoos across industries.
"This should've been looked at fifty years ago," he said.
That's a broader question that's going to be looked at.
And he looked at how vintners in Napa Valley, Calif.
He looked at it for several seconds and walked away.
One of the men looked at the vehicle with disgust.
"He looked at me like I was sh**," Flores said.
Tony looked at me with equal parts confusion and rage.
Finally, I looked at searches for jokes during traumatic events.
Finally, all of this research has looked at strength training.
He looked at me and said, 'That's a sad tale.
His mother looked at his wife and then at him.
He looked at his wife, and she tilted her head.
He looked at relative return going back 10 years, vs.
In total, researchers looked at data from 28,213 survey respondents.
Those bodies were cremated before medical examiners looked at them.
Pepsi (PEP) has said it's looked at the CBD space.
"We looked at the numbers several times," she told me.
I have not, however, looked at my electricity bill yet.
Our reporter looked at the roots of the sandwich's popularity.
Whenever he looked at you, was pride in his eyes.
While compiling this guide, we looked at dozens of products.
Already, the way I looked at the world was shifting.
At about 9 A.M., a staffer looked at his watch.
Ms. Smith looked at the tape recorder on her desk.
He really looked at them, as he didn't at humans.
Columbus then looked at the river itself, listless and muddy.
K., so I've looked at them both, are we done?
The deals are also being looked at by federal prosecutors.
" And I looked at him with wonder and said, "Yes.
He looked at the helicopter pilot, then back at Brown.
Mazara looked at his glove as he retrieved the ball.
Petraeus: We have looked at deals there in the past.
" Banks looked at me and said, "We turned it down.
Some looked at the president and saw distance, fecklessness, insufficiency.
Down the stretch on Tuesday, however, Rose looked at ease.
When I looked at those sketches, I couldn't help crying.
And we looked at just the cleanliness of our streets.
Strategas looked at five episodes where the yield curve inverted.
Then she looked at her guest, who was quietly panicking.
The search looked at the last 10 Black Friday periods.
The study looked at survey data for about 225,221 people.
I bent down and hugged him, then looked at him.
TV also looked at the top spending DTC advertisers. iSpot.
And when I looked at his face, he was blue.
Looked at superficially, that wouldn't seem to be a problem.
Other studies have looked at different proteins and stress hormones.
Do you think they've been properly looked at by legislators?
The first bike we looked at is the Ikea Sladda.
Its towering steeple has been looked at from blocks away.
"People looked at me like I was crazy," she said.
I looked at the sweet baby boy in his cot.
Eventually, Junjun came down and looked at the phone himself.
Right when he looked at it [he threw] it away.
First, we've looked at a number of sports in Australia.
The others looked at me like I was nuts. Shudder.
We looked at each other and suddenly started to laugh.
We always felt we were being looked at, being ranked.
Just looked at my videos with the "restricted mode" on.
"You're so carefully monitored and looked at now," he explains.
"We've looked at this issue carefully," a spokesman told us.
How do you look at how tech is looked at?
So I sat down and really looked at my money.
"He looked at me like I was crazy," Farmer said.
Um, you might want to get that looked at, hun.
I looked at my own prosthetic leg and started thinking.
Any way you looked at it, I didn't fit in.
" He looked at me, and he said, "I get that.
They looked at global data and found the same relationship.
But I looked at my watch and decided against it.
He looked at himself carefully in the mirror between sets.
When Buschmann looked at the clock, twenty minutes had passed.
And having looked at the issues, you need to vote.
And so that's something that needs to be looked at.
They also looked at climate data from the US government.
I looked at the list of alternative names for it.
When you looked at it, you wanted to lick it.
Ms. Haji Hamid looked at the defendant directly and nodded.
People looked at me as if I was a freak.
I think he's being looked at now as a symbol.
"I looked at them as weak and pathetic," she said.
I looked at my phone, searching what news happened overnight.
She looked at her arms, the source of her agony.
And I looked at him like, What are you doing?
So when we looked at acquiring the company, you're right.
We looked at recent instances during other campaigns across Europe.
Cops looked at surveillance video and the story checked out.
We looked at how she achieved a nearly perfect score.
Of course, this study looked at older women and mortality.
One looked at America's largest employer: the United States military.
With trust established, the patient looked at me and smiled.
We looked at the Vaporfly 4% shoes twice this year.
Researchers looked at medical records of 11,673,392 Medicare outpatient visits.
The chief looked at Ibrahim and shook his shaven head.
We looked at every team's chances to make the postseason.
And then I looked at the caricatures of the fashion.
She looked at the mother, who had her computer open.
We looked at what needs fixing, and what got fixed.
But I looked at the shelf and found only one.
He looked at collision warning, lane departure and headway monitoring.
And, to my surprise, no one looked at me strange.
They both looked at me as if I were psychic.
This time, they looked at records from 2003 through 2015.
I never looked at the room particularly as a kitchen.
We looked at her possible connection to the Russia investigation.
So we looked at that and said, 'you know what?
Friends looked at their shoes; my mother cleared her throat.
The agency looked at the fatalities that occurred between Dec.
A black man standing nearby turned and looked at me.
"Our successors," Henry said as he looked at the youngsters.
But this year, L.S.U has looked at least as good.
" I just looked at him and said: "You know what?
He looked at me and the SNY staffers and smiled.
I said here's the story, and I looked at it.
The press officer raised his eyebrows and looked at Davis.
I could tell by the way he looked at her.
The report also looked at the ethnicity of those targeted.
"And I just looked at him and said, 'No problem.'"
She said she only looked at her box for encouragement.
When we looked at it, it didn't make any sense.
First, the study only looked at one artificial sweetener -- sucralose.
He is looked at a bit more skeptically by investors.
We looked at who has the biggest 220 ground game.
Have you ever looked at your grocery bill and winced?
When she got home, she looked at her numb digit.
Thirty years ago, economists mostly looked at the big picture.
Ms. Donaldson beamed as she looked at Charlotte and Beatrix.
Administrator Pruitt and his wife looked at numerous housing options.
The study looked at Super Bowls from 1975 to 2001.
Then I looked at Maya Bookbinder on Instagram and badtaste.biz.
If anybody even looked at anybody funny, I was fighting.
"He looked at me and called me toxic," Swanson said.
He sat back and looked at what he had done.
She looked at her hand also and said quietly, Always.
The troops and I looked at each other in astonishment.
The way he looked at it, that evened the score.
I looked at the others, my sister and my cousins.
"I know they've looked at my Twitter account," she said.
DALIO: I LOOKED AT THE BOTTOM 60% OF THE POPULATION.
We looked at an even broader range of her accomplishments.
Looking sheepish, he confessed: "I have looked at other bottles."
I looked at him, and he wasn't looking at me.
"We just sort of looked at each other," Johnson said.
But he looked at the clock and shook his head.
But when she looked at the seat, she saw blood.
Something opened up within me when I looked at it.
And then they looked at me like I was evil.
Our reporters looked at what made him change his mind.
They looked at the photo and said, 'That's our uncle.
Didn't you see that when you looked at the motor?
The man hung up the phone and looked at me.
He looked at the booming Hudson Yards project with envy.
" He looked at the woman: "I love her so much.
"Even at depositions, he never looked at me," she said.
They looked at that mess & said "yh, we got it".
But when Diamond looked at Secor's numbers, he believed them.
Like now, I'm looked at as a school safety expert.
He sat back in his chair and looked at White.
Then the team looked at the patients' subsequent mortality rates.
Wow, Just looked at the comments section on Breitbart. Wow.
"They looked at me like I was crazy," he said.
We looked at each other — we knew this was it.
No Name looked at me hard under the dim lamplight.
In addition, it looked at preventing depression, not treating it.
Kudlow simply may have looked at the Chinese stock market.
If he looked at the profile, he forgot the face.
"We looked at piracy data in every market," Grove said.
They didn't break rules, but they looked at tennis differently .
Then she looked at her tapas, the beach, the sea.
TRUMP: I looked — you know, I looked at that name.
BUT WE'VE NEVER LOOKED AT THE BUSINESS AS SHORT TERM.
A boy looked at his mom lovingly, holding her arm.
We've looked at a lot of other media privacy policies.
She looked at her account and saw trouble, Sam said.
"We've looked at this issue carefully," a WhatsApp spokesperson said.
They finally looked at us, they're like, 'We're bypassing everything.
Yet few analyses have looked at the actual constitutional text.
MNUCHIN: I LOOKED AT IT AND MADE A FEW COMMENTS.
A guy looked at her like what is she doing?
The longer he looked at her, the more he saw.
Next, Collins looked at the weekly chart of Target's stock.
I looked at him imploringly, silently entreating him to intervene.
The scientists then looked at something called the founder effect.
Sometimes, being seen, being looked at, signals value, importance, rank.
Then he looked at the license plate on the car.
He looked at what happened in South Carolina on Saturday.
" And I looked at Royce and said... "Yeah, I tapped.
Gianforte looked at the three of us and repeatedly apologized.
And I know the [Congressional Budget Office] looked at it.
"He looked at me like I was crazy," Harris says.
The monkeys looked at the ice and they grabbed it.
There are a couple of entries I looked at twice.
" They looked at me as if I'd said, "Bin Laden?
I looked at my boyfriend, and back at my phone.
The man just looked at me like I was crazy.
So one of the ways I looked at that ... Right.
Recently they looked at the issue of shared parental leave.
Embrey, a local pharmacist, looked at his state Medicaid card.
He added that issue has been looked at since 2011.
I have not looked at Cruz's bill yet, and Sen.
Some websites I looked at suggested between $15,000 to $20,000.
"Let's go Jays!" he said, and looked at me expectantly.
It's looked at the base as a conservative voting base.
Both are correct, especially when looked at in different timescales.
The study did two things: It looked at how women who suffer from PMDD reacted to hormones with estrogen and progesterone "turned off," and then it looked at those women's white blood cells separately.
WHITMAN: BOTH TEAMS GOT TOGETHER AND LOOKED AT THE COST STRUCTURE OF CSC AND LOOKED AT THE COST STRUCTURE OF E.S., AND THERE'S A LOT OF CHANCES TO RATIONALIZE AND DELIVER SERVICES MORE EFFECTIVELY.
The other marble boys tilted their heads back, looked at this newcomer the way they'd looked at Earl on his first day there that summer, as if a stranger might be a lit match.
Is it the one where he looked at Meredith with soulful eyes while Ingrid Michaelson played in the background, or the one where he looked at Meredith with soulful eyes while Snow Patrol played?
Stacey Battat, the costume designer, and I looked at a lot of portraits of that time and we went to the costume archive at the Met and looked at the real fabrics they used.
It looked at seemingly simple solutions, like getting Edge into the Windows Store so it was updated more often than the core OS. It also looked at trying to make Edge available on Windows 7.
Before I did this, I looked at what the chances are of me winning, and I looked at what the chances were of me winning if I ran a second time, and your odds skyrocket.
"Another poll that sort of comes to mind, though, that looked at [Generation Z] and looked at millennials, saw that there was more interest in government having an active role in addressing problems," she said.
Miller looked at Sloan, then looked at Baldwin, trying to intuit who knew what and who might have been pretending not to know and how best to gently reconcile everyone's hopes with the merciless reality.
To see the way my dad and mom looked at me.
We're saying a lot of things need to be looked at.
They looked at me like I was a child-hating monster.
Like you and I, they would have looked at this thing.
Researchers looked at self-reports of internet addiction behaviors and symptoms.
"Those are things that have to be looked at," she said.
He looked at her profile and said he didn't think so.
The report only looked at millennials born between 1981 and 1991.
He didn't say much, but he looked at me a lot.
We looked at each other, shrugged, and just went for it.
My crush looked at me like, well, what did you expect?
" He continued, "We had to change how she looked at food.
People read reviews, looked at forums, and knew what they wanted.
And she looked at me and went "Wa-hah!" and laughed.
President Bush, you've looked at these numbers just as I have.
They haven't looked at it yet—that 's the whole point.
" The messenger looked at me as though I were mad. "No.
And a lot of things are being looked at right now.
Gender attitudes The report also looked at gender attitudes toward science.
Looked at me and rudely said I cannot take this ride.
Nor have we looked at our president meeting with Mr. Putin.
They also looked at domesticated animals as compared to wild animals.
It only looked at the early results of Rhode Island's program.
PornHub also looked at the difference between men and women's viewership.
WE LOOKED AT THAT OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO BE COMPETITIVE.
They looked at me as if I was to be pitied.
Maybe we just haven't looked at people who fail close enough.
However, these studies only looked at sections of the ice sheet.
As McHugh recalls it, Bannon looked at Saucier, sizing him up.
"We never looked at Gotti as a money-maker" he says.
I looked at the crowd again, and they were all smiling.
When she looked at him dumbfounded, he said, 'What's a matter?
CNN's Aaron Kessler looked at what the 8 have in common.
And he looked at my brain -- it's equal on three parts.
She looked at me and said 'I don't like it anymore.
It is that wealth should be looked at in the round.
" He looked at me and he said, "I will die here.
Sapiens looked at humanity's past and Homo Deus at its future.
I looked at Peter through the amber and bubble-columned beer.
BMW clearly looked at Microsoft's roadmap and liked what it saw.
I just looked at him and said, 'What did you say?
The woman looked at us exhaustedly and fished out her wallet.
That probe looked at a narrower period, from 230 to 231.
I looked at you, you just like — Q: It's all right.
He'd be the guy I looked at from across a room.
"We looked at what that house was costing us," Gottberg said.
I looked at his shirt and it said 'hero' on it.
That's my feeling, and that's how it should be looked at.
Pop cleared his throat, looked at Earl and then at Brent.
If these reports are accurate, those remedies should be looked at.
"He looked at me and said 'you are right,'" Bowen added.
Mongolia is something we looked at, but we're not advancing that.
Dan Nathan looked at a put spread in the Homebuilders ETF.
T. Rowe Price looked at stock performance from 1928 to 2015.
He looked at me with this really sincere look of concern.
Ever since, pictures of Lohan have been looked at with scrutiny.
We rented a house and everybody looked at me like, 'What?
The tracker looked at people who didn't even have Facebook accounts.
"We looked at the dress and accessories with Cristina," he says.
For this article, we looked at unsweetened versions of most milks.
It was the view I had looked at my whole life.
However, it's unclear if Ivanka's father is looked at as favorably.
" He looked at the paper I had carried, and said, "You.
My dad looked at me and said, 'How do you know?
I just looked at him and there was an instant connection.
Oh. I looked at her, waiting for her to say more.
The site looked at median airfares of search dates from Jan.
Next, the research team looked at alcohol use among the participants.
We previously looked at how women earning $30,000 spent their money.
The more astronomers looked at the star, the weirder things got.
CNBC looked at 11 of the biggest OPEC events and announcements.
The authors looked at the number of daughters among partners' children.
"It's just how I've always looked at the Earth," she explains.
Mike Khouw looked at a put spread in the Financials ETF.
Other observational-style nonfiction in 2017 also looked at American institutions.
LOOKED AT FROM outside, Spain appears to be doing pretty well.
Moreover, the researchers only looked at cases where a prisoner died.
I looked at thousands of classified documents, didn't have a header.
To evaluate physical fitness, they also looked at body fat percentage.
Have you ever really looked at lava falling into the ocean?
I don't think he looked at himself as a drug addict.
I've never looked at McDonald's regular Apple Pies with such disdain.
My co-worker and I looked at each other in disbelief.
A House Judiciary subcommittee looked at monopolistic behavior by Big Tech.
He looked at the time frame of July 31 to Oct.
He said it's being looked at as part of the investigation.
A U.S. Senate hearing in March also looked at the issue.
"We never really looked at it for NOx reduction," he said.
They also said they never looked at the eclipse without glasses.
They talked about the past and looked at old family photos.
Because this study looked at newborns, these cases are not included.
He took his place on the ottoman and looked at her.
She just looked at me and said, 'She's gone, isn't she?
The study looked at other account takeover prevention tools as well.
" And I looked at my wife, I said, "You know what?
She looked at my wife and said, &aposIs that a hijab?
I looked at Maverick's successful mask and saw an opportunity there.
The organization looked at 25 major brokerage firms and insurance companies.
She turned again, looked at him, their dark blue eyes meeting.
He returned the paper to the pile and looked at me.
I looked at her and said only two words: give blood.
In November, we looked at the future of the Teklife crew.
I looked at others' experiences and compared them to my own.
I looked at him and thought: 'Eat your heart out, Putin!
The numbers Amnesty looked at in Brazil were for Rio alone.
In the results we've looked at (today) we've grown 4 percent.
I got up, and I looked at myself in the mirror.
Researchers looked at whether Jolie influenced the women's genetic testing intentions.
" I looked at the dialogue, and it said "Bruce and Dick.
"Most terrorist attacks are looked at as separate events," she said.
Instead, Cramer looked at stocks through a lens of calculated risk.
Looked at in a certain light, such fears can seem overblown.
In 2006, the board looked at 18 magazines and 6 videos.
He then looked at me and said, 'You are a child.
Britain's AstraZeneca has also been reported to have looked at Medivation.
That makes sense, given that we looked at just 20 companies.
" As the audience looked at him expectantly, he explained: "Zombie apocalypse.
I looked at it the same way that I do Fargo.
She looked at it and shut it off, laying it facedown.
They dramatically changed the way ordinary Cubans looked at their country.
When I looked at it from that perspective, I go, 'Wow.
He looked at me in his rearview mirror and asked again.
Bloom and his colleagues also looked at a few key industries.
"We looked at it and said, '(That's) pretty interesting,'" he said.
The doctor looked at my throat and recoiled in actual fear.
But I have not looked at the scientific research on that.
She looked at me in silence with her small, unreadable eyes.
I looked at myself in the mirror and felt very sexy.
I woke up the next morning and looked at my phone.
For teens, they also looked at poisoning due to heroin overdose.
Some guy looked at me like he wanted to fuck me?
Simone looked at the world, the history of mankind, for help.
" She looked at her watch and said, "It's almost lunch time.
Just over half the papers they looked at failed the test.
A 2008 study that looked at the profiles of 80 Match.
For international stats, we looked at local and national media reports.
None of the other factors they looked at made any difference.
For most, he looked at them before he gunned them down.
UPS looked at getting into this exact same business in 215.
"My father looked at me like I was crazy," she said.
Nate I don't know; I haven't looked at it carefully yet.
Both Google and Facebook have reportedly looked at Twitter and passed.
Their gaze was recorded each time they looked at the pictures.
Instead, they looked at the site's average site-wide bounce rate.
I looked at it and thought I really have something here!
I looked at N. and tilted my head toward the entrance.
This weekend, we looked at ongoing sales at Amazon and Dell.
He looked at his wife's face, which was open and smooth.
Strugger looked at U.S.-listed companies scheduled to report through Nov.
" She says Bezos looked at her and replied, "Where's New York?
"I haven't looked at the test," Conway told CNN's Abby Phillip.
They looked at each other, and Miss Dale asked if Mrs.
I often say that looked at another way politics isn't broken.
"People looked at me as a traditional country singer," he says.
She went to the cardiologist who had looked at her EKG.
And when men looked at me, they weren't assessing their appetites.
The high heels stopped and Enrique looked at me in fear.
It looked, at that point, as if the Mets might escape.
" My son looked at me and said, "Times have changed, Mom.
He just looked at me and said, 'I still got it.
The research project looked at how so-called "beneficial epidemics" operate.
The people of Lesbos looked at the newcomers and saw themselves.
"  Intelsat: "That's one we haven't looked at in a long time.
"This deserves to be looked at, given due consideration," Moscovici said.
"We looked at everything," Coon said, according to the Newark Advocate.
AND SO WE'VE LOOKED AT BANKS THAT ARE FUNDING THESE EXCHANGES.
I looked at her and I asked her to repeat herself.
He looked at me and said, 'You're going to be great.
At one point, Medium's Ev Williams reportedly looked at buying it.
"I've never looked at it, George," Trump said of the tweet.
"I looked at it and said, 'That's it,'" Mr. Ross said.
He peeked his head around the corner and looked at me.
Policymakers have looked at ways to curtail misreporting for some time.
I've looked at those tweets and they don't amount to anything.
She looked at the screen for a second before walking away.
He went to the morgue and looked at ten unclaimed bodies.
He settled his hands in his lap and looked at them.
Nobody except for me would be looked at this like -- nobody.
The administration looked at average monthly enrollment in 2016 and 2017.
The study looked at "police-involved" deaths from 2013 and 2017.
Each case needs to be looked at on its individual merits.
We recently looked at what industries are currently dominated by millennials.
I looked at the 1-inch hose in my hands: hopeless.
The commission also looked at boosting security by arming school employees.
The federal inquiry looked at whether campaign finance laws were broken.
"I looked at the stats," Sacramento coach George Karl told reporters.
I'd never looked at the yard for more than a minute.
Our mother and I looked at each other, then looked away.
The pairing revealed how closely Guston looked at de Chirico's paintings.
The study looked at 25 such occasions since Kim took power.
The survey also looked at other gig-economy companies like Airbnb.
WE'VE LOOKED AT THE ISSUE OF PROTECTING TECHNOLOGY IS VERY IMPORTANT.
For this round, they looked at 65 cards from 40 retailers.
She hiked up a cliff and looked at the water below.
And I looked at a lot and tried A LOT on.
He looked at me and ran his thumb across his throat.
"We have looked at the nexus quite a bit," said Dunford.
Are you aware of how you're looked at on the Internet?
If she looked at Nora directly, would she die of love?
The team looked at foot traffic, repeat buys and other variables.
I looked at hip-hop and wondered where I fit in.
But the heroine had looked at the studies on Sweet'N Low.
On Friday, we looked at how much maintaining a Monarchy costs.
But when I looked at it, the alarm bells came back.
When was the last time you looked at DJ Khaled's Snapchat?
I looked at my phone, which read 12:03 AM. Dzzzz.
You looked at your bank account and thought, You know what?
We looked at several tissue groups and blood and their saliva.
He looked at me as if profoundly disappointed and turned away.
In 2015, we looked at Eprom's newish label, Sister City Limited.
You should know the last ten things you looked at online.
I have never looked at ET in the same way again.
He was coming into the office, he looked at the information.
I've often looked at Dimebag Darrell and really admired his hair.
Safely back in the airborne PAV, we looked at our trophy.
" He looked at me and he said, "Well, yes, I have.
Mr. Fryer looked at two sources of data on nonlethal force.
The Kentucky Republican turned and looked at Schumer in apparent disbelief.
I went back and looked at the previous two bond offerings.
He repeatedly looked at Kobach, seemingly searching for a way out.
He looked at the camera and said, 'I'm not a politician.
At one point, Hearn looked at Hamilton and shook her head.
They looked at you as somebody who was focused on that.
But people looked at me, like: You have a drinking problem.
And I never looked at him the same way after that.
I never looked at aging as a sign of being 'old.
We also looked at the global debate over taxing sugary drinks.
We looked at where he might fit on the ideological spectrum.
Then Mr. Caller and his colleagues looked at the condo market.
Many voters looked at his ruthlessness and naked ambition with disgust.
She looked at me and gave me a big toothy smile.
Everybody looked at Doris as she tried the lard on bread.
I often saw most keenly what I'd never looked at before.
We looked at how, after 56 seasons, they finally got there.
"She looked at it and commented that same night," he said.
But no health care reporters looked at it very carefully either.
Still, as I looked at myself in the mirror, I wavered.
He looked at me as if we had discovered the universe.
Issues of people being looked at different because of their color.
Then he looked at the photo above his chair more closely.
Because it could be looked at as a hobbyist kinda thing.
We looked at some of the key moments from the meeting.
The photographer is the one actively looking — not being looked at.
We looked at every town and this is what we chose.
I looked at him and I said, 'Eres tu, It's you.
I looked at everything else and thought, 'I don't need that.
I've looked at these images hundreds of times and been fine.
Have you looked at people with disabilities or the recently incarcerated?
The sleeping women I looked at were in mainly two areas.
I looked at one of the bikinis in her living room.
Mr. Nelson said Mr. Bush looked at campaigning and governing differently.
I looked at Lisbon, but it's a little geographically off-center.
You had written, "Kiss Greta," and I looked at you, surprised.
You've also looked at the effects of Chinese immigration on language.
Some studies looked at antioxidant supplements taken before exercise, some after.
She looked at her feet and there was a long silence.
The original costume designers looked at a lot of ninja clothes.
What did he mean when he looked at me that way?
You've already looked at Insys and found some pretty alarming things.
We looked at some of its other recent endeavors into space.
Clearly, they've been looked at a lot and handled a lot.
We looked at the status of L.G.B.T.Q. rights around the world.
Everyone in class looked at me like I was so different.
Slack is often looked at as a haven for workplace communication.
"She looked at what she wanted for her lifetime," she said.
"I looked at it, like, I've really fucked up," Johnston said.
Separately, our reporters looked at deaths at the U.S.-Mexico frontier.
Standing, he looked at her and gave her a warm smile.
We looked at two states with distinct approaches: California and Mississippi.
"Historically we've looked at kids who are economically disadvantaged," said Flanagan.
"I have not looked at none of these shows," Dog said.
And they looked at the review, and they got it right.
The cop looked at the cars, considering whether to ticket them.
We held hands in the car and looked at each other.
A female Buddhist monk looked at the scene with her peers.
When it was marked "Free!" no one even looked at it.
I looked at the Class of '76 and thought, where's Dad?
Still, Vox looked at the history and science behind mercury poisoning.
David and I looked at each other and agreed. Sure. Whatever.
I peeked in, looked at the two unarmed guards, and hesitated.
"I don't want to be looked at anymore," Whitney Solloway says.
" But then she paused, looked at her husband and added: "No.
Fiscal plans envisaged in the budget would also be looked at.
It's critical that the reasons for this delay be looked at.
My mom looked at me, glowing with pride, all night long.
The report looked at buildings with about 30 or more units.
They had his disciplinary record, but they rarely looked at it.
For the first time all night, Nona really looked at him.
She then looked at the behaviour and neurobiology of the offspring.
The staff attorney looked at Obermaier, then turned to Cohen again.
He looked at my scorecard and said, 'Easy golf course, huh?
As I drove, Fernando looked at Google Earth on his phone.
Looked at potential influencers to partner with to launch the campaigns.
He looked at me, nodded slowly, and held up four fingers.
I looked at the award winners here and what they've done.
We just looked at each other and put our heads down.
They also looked at how lifestyle factors were associated with outcomes.
He looked at me with a grave sadness on his face.
We have since come in here and looked at the play.
The library has estimated I looked at almost a million images.
She looked at me and I wanted to tell her, 'Stop.
We looked at the people behind HNA, Deutsche Bank's largest shareholder.
"Do you have a helicopter?" he said and looked at me.
Reuters looked at further references of "Wuhan-400" in Koontz's book.
"It's the first house we looked at together," says Wahlberg, 50.
Nothing has been more examined and looked at than my emails.
Booysen has looked at expanding to government buildings, hospitals and hotels.
On the first day, we looked at pictures of genre scenes.
How much the children looked at mouths followed a similar pattern.
We looked at how California is trying to pull this off.
We also looked at the intersection between technology and college athletics.
""Alfred E. Neuman looked at her and said something slightly derogatory.
"I'm going to look at everything we looked at — everything," Sen.
Were there any figures you looked at or tried to emulate?
Czech found one study that looked at four children with ANE.
And I looked at that letter, and I'll never forget it.
We looked at his most memorable moment in an extraordinary career.
Tony Zhang looked at buying a call spread in General Electric.
How long has it been since you looked at your resume?
So I stood there and I looked at my classmates, smiling.
Rabin looked at the sweep of history, not the latest polls.
"We looked at the people who truly moved," Mr. Amoils said.
How many ever looked at how the VIX is actually priced?
The man looked at George, looked to where he was staring.
"She looked at me like I was vermin," Mr. Barron said.
When dishes arrived, he looked at them sternly for a moment.
They couldn't walk to the store without being looked at differently.
"I looked at Maddy, and she didn't look 15," Ojeda said.
He looked at the ground and rocked gently back and forth.
We also looked at President Trump's conflicting views on the subject.
He looked at his therapist, wondering if he was already overtime.
Because, you looked at the last inflation numbers, they're very low.
"For example, I looked at The New York Times," Hannity said.
But looked at purely in dollars, it is a false saving.
Starbucks looked at stores in Texas, New Jersey and New York.
The three agents looked at each other and erupted in laughter.
"When I looked at the image, it was him," he said.
They looked at blobs of ink and saw blobs of ink.
Some independent studies looked at the heat effects of synthetic turf.
"We looked at all of the different options," Verily's Upson said.
" She gained weight, "not wanting to be looked at by men.
We looked at how corruption can actually erode growth going forward.
I don't know what he saw when he looked at me.
I don't know what he saw when he looked at me.
It is also being looked at for the treatment of autism.
The researchers also looked at the scans of each man's heart.
Then I looked at it and it didn't even make sense.
Their rookie manager has looked at times like, well, a rookie.
He paused and looked at each athlete, each in borrowed helmets.
I turned off my phone immediately and just looked at it.
" She looked at me and said, "What do you mean, Donald?
Just before we reached 86th Street, I looked at my watch.
She just looked at the ground, saying nothing, mouth set firmly.
However, this needs to be looked at from many other angles.
"I just looked at him like, 'That's pretty good,'" said Thomas.
Then he rested, looked at the picture of the bright car.
She looked at Susan, who lay still, already two days dead.
" Pax, she reports, "looked at me like I was crazy. 'Yeah.
" I looked at her and promised, "We will be happy again.
The study looked at 20 million traffic stops across the state.
Juliette and I looked at each other and ordered another drink.
When Chief Walker looked at the list, one stood out: McCraney.
Previous columns have looked at art, cars, collectibles and private equity.
Our correspondent looked at the president's interactions with the royal family.
"No," she said, when asked if she ever looked at Twitter.
I can't remember the last time I looked at bitcoin's price.
Men are busy doing things; women are busy being looked at.
The two looked at the different communities affected by the displacement.
These paintings are to be looked at, savored, and reflected upon.
The state audit looked at faulty votes on Election Day 2016.
He looked at this blank man, these wavering bodies, these conduits.
I looked at other stuff and tried to absorb their process.
What's more, the study only looked at a subset of cases.
" He looked at me like "ohhhhh, why you didn't tell me?
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.
If you looked at the company a little differently and just looked at our applications business, I forget whether it's in the cloud or on premise, the applications market I would guess is growing 1 percent.
We can't predict the future, but we can tell you what regulators have focused on when they've looked at Google in the past, because they've looked at Google several times, both in the US and in Europe.
"I looked at what was around me, and I looked at the dilution of wages — because Europeans are coming in," said Franco Passarelli, the son of Italian immigrants, explaining why he voted to leave the European Union.
I looked at the window and I saw her running towards us.
Most possible Democratic candidates looked at this and decided no, they didn't.
We looked at: could we do a 4K console a year earlier?
" Writes Garcia, "My husband and I looked at each other and shrugged.
Most other Commission investigations into cartels have looked at trade in goods.
Then I looked at her and saw she was turning bright red.
I just looked at this, and it struck me as wide open.
Last month, we looked at the prototype devices Intel is working on.
When we looked at the input of a fancy modern keyboard vs.
"One of the things ICCR looked at is heavy metals," explained Steinberg.
"We've looked at this issue carefully," a WhatsApp spokesperson wrote to Wired.
"I've looked at every possible thing that I can find," Ben says.
I remember he looked at me like, 'I know you from somewhere.
She kind of looked at me like, 'It's going to be okay.
ARROYO: I looked at publishing, an industry I know a lot about.
Nir looked at two winnable Republican seats in southern New Jersey, where
The couple looked at the home where Demi Lovato overdosed in July.
The picture looked at the mystery surrounding the murder of Teresa Halbach.
She pulled out her debit card, looked at me, and started laughing.
I felt like I was being looked at as a strange thing.
We looked at the last three rate-hiking cycles back to 1994.
Looked at superficially, neurons in the brain seem to fire at random.
They also looked at the cellular processes involved in this developmental patterning.
Quick: President Trump has-- looked at the media as a potential enemy.
He looked down at the card again and then looked at Dunaway.
The boy frowned, but when he looked at Falun, his gaze warmed.
Back in November, CNN looked at how Price wants to replace Obamacare.
But we didn't rely on that, we then looked at that issue.
He looked at you like you were the only person that mattered.
They looked at far more studies than Berenson cites in his book.
She looked at her credit score to find that it was 540.
Her mother, Charlotte, wept as she looked at a bank of flowers.
We looked at the building blocks of real shrimp, what they consumed.
We all looked at each other, and we said, 'That was gunfire.
One experiment looked at why astronauts often get back pain in space.
"'You can't afford this,' is how she looked at me," she said.
"I looked at Snapchat's product and I hated the product," he said.
I realized as I looked at houses how heavy the decision felt.
The result was almost too sexual to be looked at straight on.
"They looked at me like I was offering rat poison," Stewart said.
He never looked at him—would never look him in the eyes.
The media companies he first looked at buying, such as Starz STRZA.
I went to websites and looked at the side effects of Toradol.
She looked at me and said, No one else will marry you.
And then I looked at Snapchat's product and I hated the product.
I felt his body skim mine, and we looked at each other.
I wondered about how I would be looked at or treated differently.
"I looked at my stretch marks and I felt pride," wrote Kieser.
It isn't the first time automotive firms have looked at the blockchain.
Other studies have looked … at changes in the child's behavior over time.
So the family looked at several continuing care retirement communities, and Mrs.
We've looked at data from people that mined uranium in the past.
To investigate, Dr Erickson looked at two sets of fossilised dinosaur eggs.
I've looked at the two in terms of sizing, specs, and software.
The DOE analysis looked at 15 hot samples collected before Jan. 18.
The study looked at 451 people, with an average age of 73.
She looked at me, horrified, and started forcing me to eat dinner.
It's going to be looked at poorly in litigation by a judge.
What he found when he looked at the data was somewhat surprising.
They also looked at whether the carriers offer a kosher food option.
But she looked at me as if she hadn't heard me right.
Eventually the way that people looked at us got on my nerves.
That would've been unbelievable ... I don't think they ever looked at it.
The clothes and shoes alike felt prim, better looked at than used.
Then we looked at whether an autumnal rise in activity is typical.
Josh has never looked at me with romantic love in his eyes.
Something different happened when I looked at Misrach's photographs on the wall.
He would hit me if he thought I looked at him wrong.
He looked at all the weirdness and the strangeness of it all.
Interviewing for a job Second, they looked at how the revealer vs.
Some conservatives have looked at all of this in shock and horror.
CNBC looked at the thousands of Olympic athletes listed on sports-reference.
To do so, they looked at the use of an obscure rule.
When looked at that way, these tiny spots could be pretty canny.
His wife, Kitty, looked at steadily growing crowds and sensed an upset.
The last time we looked at burgernomics, it was almost 16% undervalued.
If Inspector Clouseau looked at it, he'd recognize they altered the trophy.
Instead, we looked at where cuts weren't just possible but relatively painless.
But they haven't looked at creating a business around that direct connection.
The data also looked at the number of cases per 100,000 people.
Yet if you looked at us, you'd never be able to tell.
We also looked at which firms have the most female venture partners.
She connected with Tommy – that was the first person she looked at.
"It's always looked at as being a physical loss," he told me.
We also looked at how different types of questions affect speech characteristics.
I gave them co-founder if you really looked at the speech.
They looked at my belly, and said 'Well, when are you due?
When asked, they paused, looked at one another, and burst into hysterics.
Many studies of seed-eating fish have thus looked at large species.
He looked at us and decided to teach us nothing but drawing.
" I just looked at him and was like, "What do you mean?
"She looked at us tonight," reads a message posted by Kopf's parents.
She kind of looked at me and she asked, 'You got me?
The researchers looked at a total of 48 medium to large cities.
In addition, they looked at the plans' cost-sharing requirements, Costello said.
Researchers looked at 34 participants, 17 of whom were experiencing suicidal thoughts.
That needs to be looked at as much is the Trump campaign.
Thaler looked at human behavior, and what it meant for understanding economics.
The team also looked at how solar geoengineering would affect tropical cyclones.
The research team looked at more than 19,000 use-of-force incidents.
So it looked at the 24.6 largest metropolitan regions in the country.
I looked at it and I said, 'That's something I would do!
I looked at his voting record and the demographics of our district.
But the rates varied significantly when researchers looked at separate age brackets.
Have you ever looked at the sun through a drop of blood?
"A few plans are being looked at," a second Israeli official said.
"Our study looked at antibiotics exposure during early pregnancy only," Bérard noted.
Leads looked at ICD's parent company, Islamic Development Bank, as a comparable.
While others have been skeptical, we simply looked at the glaring evidence.
When looked at in RadarScope, the chasers' GPS signals formed the letters.
I looked at the numbers the Carters, Kanye, Nas, etc recently did.
I've looked at several pet-centric cameras with these types of features.
Folks haven't looked at spoons—or Keanu Reeves—the same way since.
" Camilla looked at Victoria and shook her head, like, "Don't even ask.
" She continues, "Then I looked at [Hillary] and I gasped to myself.
LONDON — Ever looked at Superman and wondered about his mildly flimsy disguise?
He took a large drink of wine and looked at the fire.
" He looked at me coyly and added, "His name is Barack Obama.
And he looked at how much electricity that would seem to require.
We looked at each other for a few moments, then walked on.
"I looked at my fingers and saw that clear line," she recalls.
To demonstrate the same effect in humans, researchers looked at educational attainment.
The U.S. Marine Corps also looked at Iron Dome for its needs.
"She looked at me and wouldn't push me away," Carter-Johnson said.
Are there similar technology therapies you looked at when developing this project?
Later, we looked at vaginas and agreed they are very cat-like.
It never mattered what Rory said or how she looked at him.
A lot of the experts looked at Ohio as a litmus test.
THE TEAM STEPPED BACK AND REBALANCED AGAIN AND LOOKED AT THE PORTFOLIO.
Looking up at the sky, the Grammy Award winner looked at peace.
Cosby looked at me and said 'I thought you had an orgasm?
I looked at the blanket wondering whether we could catch him safely.
Brian Cashman has looked at the evidence and seemingly has his answer.
But that's not what everyone saw when they looked at the post.
Apple has, Schiller revealed, looked at how a touchscreen MacBook might work.
IBM researchers looked at 1,784 employees from 12 countries and six industries.
The administration had also looked at Thomas Vartanian to lead the OCC.
Also, it's being looked at as something of a 2020 cattle call.
Peth: We looked at rings to talk about what she does like.
Do you have specific memories of art you looked at growing up?
No disabled person wants to be looked at just because they're disabled.
I looked at the clock and I wrote down 11:54 a.m.
Per the WSJ, analysts looked at premiums next year in 2,722 counties.
These researchers looked at the woodland caribou, which is endangered in Canada.
You'd be forgiven if you looked at Snapchat's — I'm sorry, Snap Inc.
THE ISSUE OF CURRENCY HAS TO BE LOOKED AT WITH GREAT CAUTION.
" And I looked at them and said, "I don't think you should.
This one looked at what directors bring from outside, notably their connections.
Mike removed it, looked at it cockeyed, and put it back on.
They came in the door, looked at me, and burst out laughing.

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