As the fight opened, Lombard looked to cut the cage and Magny looked to circle out.
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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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I looked to my left and I looked to my right and my teammates were all lined up, single file.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Cincinnati looked to have finally won the game with .
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Even so the numbers looked to be falling well short.
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He looked to correct that skid against Brazil's Augusto Mendes.
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"I looked to YouTube as a creative outlet," Paul said.
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DHS has also looked to the Defense Department for help.
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Collins looked to his left and saw a clear ocean.
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Amid the climb, some traders looked to oilfield services stocks.
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Wollstonecraft looked to the education of individuals to benefit everyone.
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Those raw numbers, however, looked to be a bit deceiving.
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And I looked to my left and I saw lights.
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So, we looked to the stars for a little help.
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They looked to me, and I took advantage of them.
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CHOREOGRAPHERS have always looked to the literary canon for stories.
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It looked to be less than half a mile away.
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The team first looked to earlier studies of human bias.
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More specifically, she looked to Kim Kardashian West for inspiration.
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And they all looked to him to perform this miracle.
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They looked to Angela Merkel, its chancellor, to resist populism.
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Republicans looked to capitalize and tighten their grip on power.
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I really looked to her as my guide for everything.
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Historically speaking, technologists have often looked to nature for inspiration.
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Games are frequently looked to as a way to relax.
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Personally, I looked to inspirational figures to give me motivation.
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"Throughout my career, I've looked to understand cycles," said Green.
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NBC looked to BBC's The Office to woo American audiences.
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I shouldn't be looked to for any kind of guidance.
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She looked to the double doors leading to her bedroom.
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To put "Baby Shark" onstage, SmartStudy looked to Mick Jagger.
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They have even looked to the federal government for guidance.
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Other homes looked to be covered with red flame retardant.
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"Yup," he said, as we both looked to his mother.
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This time, it looked to MTV's "Room Raiders" as inspiration.
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In the closing week of the campaign, Bolsonaro looked to
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Ferguson, the Court looked to the text of the statute.
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The stock market looked to recover a bit on Wednesday.
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We also looked to see is this a public figure.
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I looked to stained glass in cathedrals for sublime inspiration.
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Mr. Richard looked to be sixty but was probably ten
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Recently, a new dealer had looked to claim the project.
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When there are natural disasters, we have looked to government.
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The drafters of the state's constitution looked to create loopholes.
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The hole, circular in shape, looked to have been drilled.
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Indeed, some looked to their own professional life for analogies.
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In my disorientation, I looked to my mother for guidance.
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It might have looked, to some, like an unhappy omen.
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He seems to think Jay should've looked to do both.
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Brady looked to the crowd, which began booing and heckling.
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Until the early 2000s, her legacy looked to be intact.
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With its chief competition in the midst of what looked to be a historic collapse, Sinemia happily grabbed headlines as a what looked to be like a more stable alternative for movie ticket subscriptions.
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Hahn looked to DeGeneres: "Oh, so you did know?" she asked.
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Analysts said inflation expectations looked to have motivated the board's decision.
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The smart man, the rich man, looked to the unseen opportunity.
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Where Miami looked to the past, this projects into the future.
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The Democrats then looked to their progressive base for a nominee.
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After months of hardship, Yahoo looked to sell its web business.
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Commercial Bank has since looked to sell its stake in UAB.
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Like so many others, Lloyd looked to the NBA icon's example.
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Toshiba had looked to be bouncing back from its accounting nightmare.
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To make this judgment, I looked to science — political science, specifically.
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VCs have looked to invest in products aimed at helping candidates.
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The waiting car looked to be a dark Buick Park Avenue.
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People have looked to Kardashian's Snapchat and Instagram accounts for answers.
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Growing excitement Researchers have long looked to Alpha Centauri for study.
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In Pittsburgh, they looked to take another step toward that end.
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When Maynard advanced, Hall looked to dive for a leg entanglement.
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It looked to me like it wasn't going to make it.
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They saw what looked to be plumes three of those times.
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Both looked to return to the win column after recent losses.
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Studio owners, in turn, looked to ClassPass as a marketing tool.
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People have always looked to the stars for meaning and destiny.
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Maybe it's time we looked to another era for decor inspo.
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Trader Brian Kelly looked to DineEquity, which owns IHOP and Applebee's.
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To play for a bounce, Gordon looked to buy call options.
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Amid the swings, trader Guy Adami looked to the bond market.
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I've never looked to see how many people raise their hands.
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On his part, Dorsey has looked to play down the concerns.
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There, Biden looked to rally organized labor behind the Clinton campaign.
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Graham looked to appeal to other Republicans on Sunday, including Sen.
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Republican administrations often looked to conservative magazines for hiring purposes, too.
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But as it looked to continue that growth, it needed help.
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So he looked to the Western to explore the same themes.
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The Rockies brought the infield in; the Mets looked to capitalize.
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His revolution established at home, Mr. Castro looked to export it.
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She said she looked to them for inspiration for new moves.
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Heading into the election, the party looked to be a shambles.
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That is also how it reportedly looked to employees at Novartis.
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Then I looked to my right and felt my mind yaw.
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Terry McAuliffe, a Biden supporter, quickly looked to squash Rojas' argument.
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They looked to Mr. Allahdad as a mobilizer and a leader.
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It looked to be, perhaps, three or four gallons of mixture.
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Christians worldwide looked to it as a model of smart leadership.
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Even Gleyber Torres looked to the ground after doing the same.
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He kept praying, clutching what looked to her like a rosary.
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My skin rushed with heat as I looked to my mom.
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The man looked at George, looked to where he was staring.
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Dad looked to those around him for inspiration, including my mom.
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At the counter of the D.M.V., I looked to my left.
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The researchers also looked to see if demographics made a difference.
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He looked to the stage, squinted his eyes and shouted, "Bravo!"
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Klobuchar looked to gain a measure of legitimacy for her campaign.
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As her husband looked to call a ride, two men approached.
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Before embarking on my fast, I looked to Dr. Hextall for advice.
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Kovalev looked to have won those rounds—eking out an important decision.
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The company has increasingly looked to develop its own components in house.
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This groom who cried uncontrollably and looked to his friends for support.
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He pulled up rounding first on what looked to be a double.
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John Delaney of Maryland looked to inject themselves at every possible opportunity.
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Others also looked to a combination of factors driving bond yields lower.
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Meanwhile, investors looked to signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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Traders also looked to Amgen, which posted earnings Thursday that beat expectations.
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The man looked to the sky as if the clouds had spoken.
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And that's an area separate of this merger we have looked to.
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But luxury designers then looked to Zara to see what customers wanted.
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Swift looked to be in good spirits in photos from the soirée.
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But carmakers have looked to other means to gain the upper hand.
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CNEX filed a counter suit claiming Huawei looked to steal trade secrets.
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It would not be surprising if Trump looked to Nixon for guidance.
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And it has also looked to expand its footprint through other services.
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He looked to be in good spirits as he prepared to fly.
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The guerrillas who overthrew it looked to China for inspiration and loans.
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Inflation looked to be trending lower in the region's major developed economies.
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There was a time he looked to resolve things amicably with Gawker.
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She looked to be in good spirits, laughing at her friend's joke.
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Mexico City, by contrast, looked to its indigenous past for national icons.
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Career From his very first year in college, Kasich looked to Washington.
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When we went to check the pages, they looked to be offline.
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The thing she addressed looked to her like a cluster of mushrooms.
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Amid uncertainty, traders looked to a wide range of sectors for upside.
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Obama administration officials have also looked to move Trump toward their position.
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I've never actually looked to see if there's a merkin or not.
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The administration looked to nuclear weapons as a way reduce military expenditures.
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I looked to the field and saw two outfielders running toward me.
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It looked to many like a preview of the 2020 presidential race.
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"We looked to design one that was, frankly, loud," Mr. Sapan said.
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But privacy advocates have looked to completely wipe it from the books.
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So it looked to the world of politics to fill the gap.
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Lamb looked to have some promise, but last year's numbers of a .
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Traders looked to longer-term plays that could offer protection through volatility.
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Elizabeth said, like many students, she looked to Cummins as a counselor.
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But what other inspirations have you looked to while working on it?
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Most of the works are things he looked to in the past.
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Both men looked to bounce back from losses in their UFC debuts.
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We have looked to the stars and we say yes, it is!
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Inspired by Art Deco, intricately embroidered evening dresses looked to 1920s fashion.
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Instead, the Trump administration has looked to alter the health law administratively.
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The boy looked, to him, like a fish suffocating in the air.
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The Bush family dynasty then looked to accomplish a presidential hat-trick.
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Both looked to the United States for help, giving Nixon considerable leverage.
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At long last, the 2020 election looked to be shaping up differently.
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The largest presidential battleground state looked to be slipping away from Democrats.
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Sanders also looked to be the runaway winner in Colorado and Utah.
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When I was younger, I looked to so many artists for inspiration.
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Wall Street rebounded as investors looked to Washington to bolster the economy.
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So it was natural that investigators looked to Mafia turncoats for clues.
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Researchers who seek to understand this effect have long looked to Israel.
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Kennedy, elected at 43, looked to the moon and said, why not?
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One source we looked to was The Times's morgue — the paper's archive.
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Last week there looked to be a national outpouring for Soleimani's funeral.
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The U.S. looked to simultaneously spread democracy and capitalism around the world.
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Obama has looked to cut down on methane emissions at fracking sites.
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Warren's campaign has looked to Super Tuesday states for a strong showing.
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Obama looked to the reporters seated at the back of the fundraiser.
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For inspiration Brazilians once looked to France, the cradle of Art Deco.
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They both looked to be about two years out of high school.
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But Trump's last two proposed budgets looked to slash the monies considerably.
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Something else happened as the French looked to exit Indochina at Geneva.
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The GOP has also looked to tie Ossoff to liberal stalwart Sen.
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For his part, Stone on Tuesday looked to be at his lowest.
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I looked to the benches to my left and then my right.
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For his debut solo collection, Piccioli looked to Greek architecture and mythology.
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To Russia, the match looked to be a humiliation waiting to happen.
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For ideas, the researchers looked to nature — and discovered the leopard tortoise.
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"It was difficult as I was expecting but we looked to be in control for the first 35 minutes and then we looked to be in control for the last 45," United boss Jose Mourinho told Sky Sports.
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Plus, Harvey's real danger looked to be the water rather than the winds.
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The same order of candidates looked to be the case in Oklahoma, too.
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She thumbed through their stack of papers; everything looked to be in order.
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Elizabeth said that, like many students, she looked to Cummins as a counselor.
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Larger investors looked to quickly cash in on the violent short-term moves.
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"It looked to ... me that when the tree fell, it uprooted," Malone said.
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It was called Overwatch, and it looked to be a first-person shooter.
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Still, she always looked to her pet to tackle the day head-on.
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For decades pop music has looked to global influences to enrich its sound.
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Having previously failed to acquire Twitter, they looked to its product for inspiration.
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Their forebears may have looked to the continent, and Rome, for spiritual succour.
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She said he "looked to be snoring," according to an Associated Press report.
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Traders also looked to the start of a Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting.
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In the wake of the gravitational wave, optical telescopes looked to its source.
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For a time, sceptics of NS2 looked to the European Commission for salvation.
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"My friends and I looked to David for our style inspiration," she said.
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Green, lively aquariums weren't the only place the team looked to for inspiration.
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Two embattled men facing abysmal approval ratings looked to each other for salvation.
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And I looked to the sea of people and I couldn't find him.
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H: Were there any true crime films you specifically looked to as influences?
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Underneath, she looked to be wearing a black top, jeans and black boots.
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But the Frenchman looked to the sea for inspiration for this particular drink.
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Others, like Global Digital Finance, have looked to establish industry-wide international standards.
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Najarian also looked to Johnson & Johnson, which has gained 5 percent this year.
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In need of outside funding, Naughton looked to the STEM community for support.
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Bieber was totally relaxed for what looked to be a full day off.
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Save for the weather forecast, I never once looked to Bixby for assistance.
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North Korea fired what looked to be a ballistic missile near its coast.
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Previously, Okta looked to price its shares as high as $15 per share.
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So the team reimagined their future and looked to their investors for support.
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On paper, at least, 2016 looked to be a banner year for feminism.
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Early on, the Rockets looked to be in total control of the game.
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It's not the first time the company has looked to address racial issues.
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To try to answer these questions, I looked to science — political science, specifically.
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I looked to these two movies for so many of the driving scenes.
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Philippine officials have also looked to highlight a connection between Trump and Duterte.
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It looked to me like the changing room of a decrepit public bath.
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Being the "transgender soldier" was behind me as I looked to the future.
|
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So, Apple again looked to promote itself using its USP: The App Store.
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It looked to me as if Virginia almost shot Morgan in the heart.
|
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The mid-term elections in November have never looked to be so contentious.
|
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Logan Morrison then grounded out, and Pineda looked to be on a roll.
|
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One was blond and short and looked to be in her early twenties.
|
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It said second half sales looked to be continuing in the same vein.
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We looked to the [prosecution] to take our cues on what to include.
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For the kitchen, pictured here, Weinberg and Guadagnino looked to early Modernist interiors.
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The U.S. is looked to and heavily engaged regardless of differences of opinion.
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Texas has looked to restrict abortion rights and access in the last year.
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He is often looked to by his supporters as the conscience of capitalism.
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Brian Tyree Henry looked to the heavens and let out a primal roar.
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Ambrose Looked To Me Wearing A Wedding Ring Tonight On #RAW pic.twitter.com/dfb9nh0Kkp
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Faced with this task, I looked to e-interior design services for help.
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Before he passed a parked van, Mr. Hanegby quickly looked to his right.
|
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The animators looked to the actual transit system and buildings of Mexico City.
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Tech companies have consistently looked to China and India — not Africa — for growth.
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As a result, most councils have looked to the private sector for support.
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The shoes looked to be Fenty's Power Point pumps, which retail for $660.
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It has looked to focus on the emerging markets of China and India.
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Wall Street also looked to Washington as a three-day government shutdown concluded.
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Investors looked to the European Central Bank after it kept interest rates unchanged.
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Drug makers have long looked to big takeovers to broaden their product portfolios.
|
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Later, as he looked to escape temptations, the painting became therapeutic, he said.
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"He looked to me like he was a little sedated," she told reporters.
|
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There were ice pyramids and what looked to me like an ice cathedral.
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I've looked to her a lot for guidance over these past six months.
|
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Helmut Kohl's successful push for rapid German reunification looked to overwhelm Berlin's underground.
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Which might explain why ABC looked to the skies to cast this season.
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I initially looked to Jill Stein, Bernie Sanders' Green Party analog, for salvation.
|
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Transportation startups of all kinds have looked to Mexico and Brazil for growth.
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In recent times, the EU has looked to up its game on trade.
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He was Cajun, I would learn, and looked to be in his 40s.
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Finally, a woman who looked to be in her 28503s entered in handcuffs.
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The marchers looked to nearby shops searching for relief, often finding no luck.
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He looked to be about my age, 23, with a handsome, gentle face.
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For the Tidal collection, I looked to Mumbai, which is a seaside city.
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We also looked to for them to establish quantitative easing, which they've done.
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Founders looked to hire people who were socially and culturally similar to them.
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It looked to me like she was unable to walk on her own.
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Let me just ... If you looked to them for any kind of help.
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And for a while, this looked to be the campaign Trump was running.
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FEC commissioner Ellen Weintraub recently looked to reopen the process for creating new rules.
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YouCaring has looked to differentiate itself in a few ways from its closest rival.
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The two fighters looked to extend their win-streaks to two and three respectively.
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He said his line "plays with an introvert sexuality" and looked to female independence.
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She looked a little dehydrated, but otherwise looked to be in pretty good health.
|
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Over the years, millions of people have looked to Oprah Winfrey for relationship advice.
|
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The tumor looked to be mostly solid, and it had its own blood supply.
|
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A large number of moderate, centrist Americans likely looked to Bloomberg as a savior.
|
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What the company presented as three-app multitasking looked to me like a kludge.
|
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Saturday's presentation looked to the future and featured a parade of Hollywood's biggest stars.
|
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The investigation into who had tried to kill Stokes looked to be gaining momentum.
|
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Where other companies have looked to bling it up, the electronics giant stayed subtle.
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For the collaboration, Carl's Jr. and Hardee's looked to the market leader in beer.
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But her speech looked to the future of women in Hollywood, not the past.
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European shares looked to set open slightly higher, however, following overnight Wall Street gains.
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One of the reasons Apttus looked to Microsoft was it saw tremendous market potential.
|
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As early as the 1900s, companies in Ohio looked to other sources for heat.
|
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There are also indications Trump has looked to set the scene at the convention.
|
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But royal watches noticed something else: just how similar she looked to the Queen.
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The man looked to be in his late 20s or early 30s, Wright said.
|
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While growth has been a concern, it looked to be under control, she said.
|
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The Knicks have repeatedly looked to "saviors" in the past to turn things around.
|
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Early Saturday morning at the Linq casino, however, looked to be something else entirely.
|
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When designing the show, Franklin and Culvenor looked to online dating landscape for inspiration.
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So far, though, the White House has looked to dismiss the video as insignificant.
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The two looked to the eurorack audio format in developing their modular video synthesizer.
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Throughout human history many cultures have looked to astrological events to explain life's mysteries.
|
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Singer-songwriters like Steve Earle and Mr. Crowell looked to him as a mentor.
|
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In the last year, however, Microsoft has looked to mend ties with China's government.
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Lamb ran a moderate campaign as he looked to navigate a reliably GOP district.
|
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China has in recent years looked to exert its power over the technology sector.
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And finally, what looked to be an old Bazooka promotional contest card filled out.
|
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One such country that Trump has reportedly looked to as an example is Singapore.
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Wexner said that everything was on the table as it looked to improve performance.everything
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Researchers have looked to the devastation in Tijuana as a harbinger for Southern California.
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I was surprised to find what looked to me like a real tile floor.
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He felt distinctly unwell realizing how similar this part of Germany looked to Russia.
|
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Trump won in six other states and looked to extend his massive delegate lead.
|
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Some Republicans and oil-producing states have looked to back Exxon in the investigation.
|
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Target recently looked to buy direct-to-consumer mattress maker Casper, according to Recode.
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They looked to the Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund, which fell slightly on Thursday.
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Kawajiri came out kicking, Swanson looked to time the right hand down the middle.
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I could see a bit through the porthole and it looked to be settling.
|
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One of the men was knocked out cold and looked to be seriously injured.
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I never looked to get rich quick, but I did look to get rich.
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To better understand that mechanism, Madjid said that he has looked to flu viruses.
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It looked to the pilot, Lieutenant Graves said, like a sphere encasing a cube.
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Guatemalans have always looked to migration to escape the entrenched divisions of their homeland.
|
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To understand why, Ms. Cheker, the prosecutor, said she looked to her own family.
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They have looked to women's colleges for guidance on how to construct their policies.
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I tried to explain how it looked to me — and perhaps to her friend.
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So she looked to the 2014 Sochi Games as another chance for the podium.
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The 9th Circuit looked to a 2015 decision from the 4th Circuit, Cahaly v.
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The textured white stucco facade first looked to me like a typical Baronial estate.
|
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So he looked to build relationships with these groups, despite their diametrically different worldviews.
|
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Lerman also looked to his co-star Pacino for inspiration, specifically his '70s filmography.
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So he looked to a powerful outsider for support: President Donald Trump's White House.
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Palo Alto has looked to cushion the hit by going on an acquisition spree.
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Monfils held at 4-5, then looked to break back in the next game.
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He has increasingly looked to people for positions who he believes share his views.
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Obama has looked to cut transportation sector emissions over the course of his term.
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When people called me a scammer, I looked to Taylor for what to do.
|
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Combatant commanders' assertiveness peaked when a beleaguered President George W. Bush looked to Gen.
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Trump has since looked to the military to help him pay for his endeavor.
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For over a decade, I've looked to the New York Times for truthful reporting.
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Money flowed in as investors looked to profit on the promise of revolutionized industries.
|
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Republicans have also looked to seize on comments from Democrats denigrating the tax law.
|
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But Facebook stock had looked to be strengthening ahead of the surprise weekend news.
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But the Trump administration has looked to encourage drilling activities both on and offshore.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, has looked to encourage drilling activities both on and offshore.
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Erstwhile counterparts have looked to exploit such regulatory gaps by starting their own firms.
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Investors have also looked to major central banks for clues on further monetary policy.
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The hot bazaar was filled with what looked to be 1,100 different lunch options.
|
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Jaja even looked to fine art, posting a Mark Rothko to their Instagram account.
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Both men looked to build on the momentum of recent, second-round knockout wins.
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After departing from rap collectives, she looked to establish herself as a solo artist.
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When you started out in your career, who were the interviewers you looked to?
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Chaput looked to have put the Canucks ahead at 7:35 of the first period.
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Liriano looked to be turning things around after striking out 23 in his previous start.
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The plan has enraged so-called "Brexiteers," who have looked to a possible U.S.-U.
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For the trickier assets, such as cats and breakables, I looked to those close by.
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Carson and Camille again looked to their family tree when choosing names for their newborn.
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"The world has looked to the United States for climate and energy leadership," Deans said.
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Many investors looked to Uber's ride-hailing competition Lyft on the heels of Uber's debut.
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U.S. stock index futures were lower Friday morning as traders looked to the employment report.
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McGregor moved forward immediately and Khabib Nurmagomedov looked to be flummoxed by this early on.
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But he indicated the proceedings might drag out as senators looked to explain their votes.
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Hansoh Pharmaceutical had initially looked to raise up to $1 billion, sources previously told Reuters.
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If I ever looked to my left or my right, I'd see an American flag.
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Only 21 percent of Gen Xers and 24 percent of Baby Boomers looked to Zuckerberg.
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For this I look where our founding fathers looked: to the will of the people.
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To get some answers, we looked to the second half of the equation, Ulta Beauty.
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After his work in the Army, it was Russian hackers he looked to for inspiration.
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ONLY a couple of weeks ago Angela Merkel looked to be treading a fraying tightrope.
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There were reports of fainting and some of the models looked to be visibly withered.
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Twitter users then looked to comedian Billy Eichner, who decried Hart's tweets earlier that week.
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Clinton has looked to popular surrogates -- namely Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and Vermont Sen.
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As Agalarov broke into his hit "In Another Life," Van Ronkel looked to his left.
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The Clinton campaign looked to use Manafort's resignation to tie Trump and Vladimir Putin together.
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Over a Oui by Yoplait — French Style Yogurt, I looked to the French for inspiration.
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To him, Franklin Jones was just the man his parents looked to for spiritual guidance.
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If post-war British artists looked to Europe, it was to France rather than Germany.
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" Laudanno says she looked to her teacher, who simply told her, "you need to run.
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European signatories to the deal have looked to tackle those issues separately to the agreement.
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While Croatia looked to relax and protect their lead, Argentina became increasingly desperate and frustrated.
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Sherrod Brown, have looked to step into this process by sending Trump a renegotiation plan.
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He looked to the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund, which fell Monday with broader markets.
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Its October interim statement said trends looked to be improving from September and into October.
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We Brits have, for too long, looked to our cronut-wielding American friends in envy.
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I would start to be looked to as someone who was connected to those communities.
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Thailand, in turn, increasingly looked to other countries, in particular China, for its defense purchases.
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For years Geddes has looked to international markets for new talent to showcase at home.
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"SAPIENS", Yuval Noah Harari's previous book which came out in 2011, looked to the past.
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Investors also looked to Washington as the Fed began a two-day monetary policy meeting.
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Tsai said Taiwan looked to create more U.S. jobs through deeper investment, trade and procurement.
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Wall Street also looked to corporate news on Wednesday, as earnings season picked up steam.
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The president looked to a future where the danger of nuclear warfare is greatly reduced.
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For its eighth round of drinks, Trick Dog looked to an old adage for inspiration.
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Time Warner looked to the bank Allen & Company and the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
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Nuclear power looked to be on the verge of a renaissance about a decade ago.
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Since 1981, the states have looked to Congress for funding, but it has never materialized.
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As well as establishing momentum for the present, the show also looked to the future.
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He looked to rebound from a KO loss to James Moontasri in his UFC debut.
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During the 1980s and after, coal exporters looked to developing economies to provide new markets.
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It looked to be jammed behind some camera and other equipment and simply wouldn't budge.
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Outside China, Apollo has looked to Microsoft Azure Cloud as it hunts for international partnerships.
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The publisher looked to its internal developers to see who could take on the project.
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Living up to her name, she looked to be on fire, pantomiming, shifting through emotions.
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More from Tonic: VasoconstrictionSome doctors have looked to "vasoconstriction" to prevent blood loss during surgery.
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He looked to nearby Ontario, Ohio, which had gone through a similar transition, to prepare.
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She looked to be about the size of one of the coach's young, female contenders.
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Hip-hop has always looked to other cultures for inspiration and this was no different.
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After 1453, many Orthodox, including the Greeks, looked to Russia for salvation from the Turks.
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"Another time a girl looked to be" 16 to 18 years old, the report said.
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The way Jaime stabbed him in the eye and then looked to Ned Stark. Chilling.
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One home had an R.V. that looked to be permanently stationed in a large carport.
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Above, helicopters thundered through billowing smoke that looked to Mr. Hill like low-slung clouds.
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It looked to me as if Derek Zoolander had been brought in as style consultant.
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Huawei has grown despite the China slowdown, as the company has looked to other markets.
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Officials looked to the internet to solve problems in education, income inequality and global democracy.
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It looked to beat Russian keeper Igor Akinfeev but was just wide of the post.
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"I don't think there's any doubt that he looked to de-layer companies," Rogers said.
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Serena Williams started so strong on Sunday that she looked to be in fourth gear.
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Global markets fell today before what looked to be another tough opening for Wall Street.
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As pretty as it looked, to actually eat the dish I had to deconstruct it.
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Eventually Penn looked to America as the place to demonstrate his "holy experiment" in politics.
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She tapped it and then looked to a church leader to see what had happened.
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Investors have often looked to Alibaba to see how the broader Chinese economy is doing.
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As the country descended into sectarian conflict, Shiite communities looked to Iran as a protector.
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All told, global stocks looked to be headed for their worst one-day loss ever.
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But the European Union has looked to Libya to prevent them from making the journey.
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With the matter proceeding in court, the City Council looked to bolster the local laws.
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"They're being looked to as authorities on this topic because it's mental healthcare," she said.
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At TRASH (one-tap video editing), we looked to TikTok as a potential marketing channel.
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But as the piecemeal concrete fixes became increasingly expensive, the park looked to other options.
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Ohio, a must-win state for Trump, once looked to be firmly in his column.
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The appeals court looked to a 1977 Supreme Court decision in a non-military case.
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But investors looked to signs of support from Chinese stimulus to withstand higher trade tariffs.
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However, he faded in the second and looked to be struggling physically in humid conditions.
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Asian and European markets recovered on Tuesday morning as markets looked to overcome the misgivings.
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He was barrel-chested and broad-shouldered, and looked to be in his mid-80s.
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He also looked to be further engaging the Republican base by targeting a liberal opponent.
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But he also, ingeniously, looked to the earliest days of television to keep costs down.
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Instead we've really looked to start building a base for the next generation of curlers.
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If you looked to comedy, the answer seemed to be that they, too, were horrified.
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He looked to be in his early 30s and wore a red Manchester United hat.
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After his death, some looked to the National Rifle Association to advocate on Castile's behalf.
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Instead, he looked to Japan's Zentai fashion, which consists of unitards covering the entire body.
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So he and fellow showrunner Michael Peterson looked to the past to find the show's future.
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For her latest trip to the tattoo studio, however, she looked to rock royalty for inspiration.
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And I think at different stages of the business, we've looked to different people. Mm-hmm.
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When doing research my XLG collection, I looked to my big and tall friends for inspiration.
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Owens, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the Heavens and joined in the applause.
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When was the last time you looked to a celebrity couple and claimed they were #couplegoals?
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Before making the choice to have vertical gastric sleeve surgery, Jessica Adkins looked to social media.
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Carryn, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the heavens and joined in the applause.
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He also looked to the future, saying the US flag would soon be planted on Mars.
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Recode reported Wednesday that Mic looked to sell after an expensive video deal with Facebook ended.
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Amal looked to be proud of her husband, smiling and holding his hand on the carpet.
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Maybe she looked to those profiles for inspiration so precise that she wanted to replicate them.
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Columbus looked to have opened the scoring via Boone Jenner at 6:06 into the game.
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I looked to address these views […] and invited visitors to question their own perspectives and misconceptions.
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But the appeals court looked to the U.S. Supreme Court's 1968 decision in Commonwealth Coatings v.
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After a run-up in prices in big cities, investors looked to smaller markets for bargains.
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When they looked to you to do that, did you step up like a man should?
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Every time, I looked to my right or my left and there he was watching me.
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Indeed, in this last outing before the press corps, the President looked to be enjoying himself.
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With half-time fast approaching, the game looked to be heading to a cagey second half.
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Having arrived as a title winner and prodigious talent, his ability looked to be dwindling away.
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He said Lighthizer told senators that purchases of agricultural products looked to remain a sticking point.
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He's a tough guy, like the ones I've always looked to fight, and it's show time.
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Hilton also looked to be in good spirits when she touched down in Melbourne on Thursday.
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Wade at the increasingly conservative US Supreme Court, advocates have looked to protections of state constitutions.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen ancient humans looked to the skies, they dreamed of flight.
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Venture funds have historically looked to tap students for talent, and are expanding the engagement lifecycle.
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Sometimes, rather than turning to the heavens, the victims looked to Sir Don for salvation instead.
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But traders shrugged off the geopolitical risks and looked to the fundamentals of supply and demand.
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The lobbyists also looked to make changes to the Background Check Expansion Act from Democratic Sen.
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For the last decade or so, I've looked to my friends in Japan with considerable envy.
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In the study, Doctor and Meeker also looked to see if the interventions hindered correct prescriptions.
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On their first meeting, a first-to-10 exhibition, Kishida looked to have the upper hand.
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They'd been shooting each other with paintball guns for what looked to be the entire evening.
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The front bumper and right headlight, and side of Curry's Porshe looked to be badly damaged.
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Screenshot: TwitterWhen they looked to the future, some in the 20th century imagined wondrous technological advancements.
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And President Obama could even have looked to history to justify a less than optimistic tone.
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It looked to me like a cross between a sandwich baggy and a trash-can liner.
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But Republicans, the coal industry and miner unions have looked to use the remark against Democrats.
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Inside cafes and the Fado bars, laden with ancient Portuguese tiles, they looked to the Web.
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A series of White House aides on Sunday looked to explain Trump's statement the day before.
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He looked to Anadarko Petroleum, which on Monday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $1.25 billion.
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Seymour also looked to the iShares Russell 2000 ETF, which rose more than 1 percent Thursday.
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For example, the company looked to prisons for images of people as they aged over time.
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Finerman also looked to shares of Oaktree Capital, a firm that specializes in high-yield debt.
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To play for a move lower in the energy space, Gordon looked to the options market.
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GEO saw a setback in business when the Obama administration looked to phase out private prisons.
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Trader Guy Adami, meanwhile, looked to Texas Instruments, which he said "traded pretty impressively" on Monday.
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Ted Cruz's demands over defunding Obamacare -- looked to, again, be a huge problem for congressional Republicans.
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Eventually, I looked to the discord for a hint—it was in the timing, after all!
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By May 2013, her marriage ended, and her sunny demeanor, too, looked to be in danger.
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Norman opened the door to find two men, who looked to be in their mid-twenties.
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Already, conservative Florida politicians looked to blunt the new law by slow-walking the registration process.
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Sony has looked to maintain momentum in the gaming division through the release of revamped hardware.
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So I already kind of look to him as a mentor, as Chris looked to Johnnie.
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Rattled, Morales looked to rally his generals, including armed forces chief Kaliman, a long-time ally.
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Clinton again looked to the example of an influential woman, this time tenderly invoking her mother.
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For "Queen & Slim" I especially looked to it as a lighting guide and a portraiture guide.
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But Republicans, who consider the rule regulatory overreach, have looked to block it legislatively as well.
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When Trump looked to the presidency he certainly had this in the back of his mind.
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Other students wanted to be his friend and looked to Caden for what to do next.
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Since Trump took office in 2017, he has looked to leverage his connection to the president.
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Colorado led 37-53 at halftime and looked to pull away early in the second half.
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" The Post added the GOP alternative looked to "be hard on the poor, old and sick.
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My CNG was piloted by an unsmiling man who looked to be in his late 20s.
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Wall Street also looked to the Federal Reserve as its two-day policy meeting kicked off.
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I looked to see the woman, now two seats to my right, staring directly at me.
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Banks also looked to consolidate or merge to increase profitability - a trend that began in 2009.
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She looked to us for style and choreography and the way young people talked and moved.
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Instead, he looked to the classical period, to medieval Britain, to unnamed islands full of magic.
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As Gap looked to grow the company, it started to eye acquisitions and developing new brands.
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Small wonder that even the burliest jocks in high school looked to me for fashion tips.
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Wall Street also looked to Washington for clues about tax reform and a possible government shutdown.
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Team Trump looked to kneecap Cruz, with attacks coming as soon as Cruz left the stage.
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When burnout set in, they both quit their jobs and looked to nutrition to restore balance.
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Sixty years ago, Americans looked to Europe and Asia and saw continents liberated and despots defeated.
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Dreezy, who looked to have disappeared into label bench player obscurity, reappeared with a fucking banger.
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I looked to her in crowds for reassurance and loved talking to her and hanging out.
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Protesters under the Green Movement looked to America for support, but the Obama administration chose silence.
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In Vegas, the Hawaiian looked to return to his winning ways opposite grappling whiz Pedro Munhoz.
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The stoppage came in the second round when Kasuya looked to transition to a leg lock.
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Although Smolka always looked to escape, Borg reacted well with slick transitions to re-establish control.
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She looked to many existing religions, movements, and other spiritual belief systems to develop Meyerism's tenets.
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She has looked to elevate women at Lynas, often out of necessity as well as virtue.
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As a student of art history, she looked to multidisciplinary figures like Louise Bourgeois for inspiration.
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Mertens fell to the court and Sabalenka looked to the sky in disbelief before they embraced.
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A generation ago an investor might have looked to history for a guide to expected returns.
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Unfairly, I looked to Dinklage to defend art and its current value, and he didn't disappoint.
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Since then, people interested in using virtual currencies to make payments have looked to Bitcoin competitors.
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The Metropolitan Opera has looked to other artistic disciplines for shots of energy in recent years.
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The girl who called the police, officials said, looked to be 63, but was actually 17.
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This year's insurgent candidates have also looked to another, new not-so-secret weapon: text messages.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden looked to bolster his dominant lead over rival Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Their problems were wildly complicated, and my success looked to them like Willy Wonka's golden ticket.
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Ovechkin looked to the ceiling with his arms extended as he was hugged by Lars Eller.
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When police officers arrived, the man with the knife looked to them like he was praying.
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"We were moved by a yearning for the world, we looked to the future," he said.
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"What if brands looked to infrastructure as the new official canvas for their commercials?" he wrote.
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Activists looked to the unique circumstances in the case, as well as the diverse jury panel.
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The recovered painting was also stapled to a stretcher that "looked to be homemade," Birkmaier said.
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Recently I witnessed a mother harshly berating her young son, who looked to be about 9.
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So when the regime looked to make a deal in 2011, there was no one there.
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The strategists looked to the S&P 500 for nonfinancial companies that could boost their payouts.
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Joey snapped selfies and signed autographs ... and overall looked to be in a pretty good mood.
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The "housegirl," a woman who looked to be in her 21970s, lived in an adjacent structure.
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Retailers have looked to automate their distribution centers, making the turnaround from warehouse to store faster.
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But since Mr. Trump's victory, he has looked to Goldman Sachs veterans to stock his administration.
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For a few hours on Tuesday, it looked to some as if China had struck back.
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A gay couple who looked to be around my age were in line ahead of me.
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She looked to her past to work out what would be important for the children's futures.
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But many have looked to America as a refuge from bigotry, not another front for it.
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Many looked to the ground and covered parts of their faces with tissues or their hands.
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"I never looked to get rich quick, but I did look to get rich," he writes.
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During his presidency, Trump has repeatedly looked to the Defense Department for assistance along the border.
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That looked to be the single biggest factor in the bank's profit increase in the quarter.
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Instead, he looked to the success of people who'd found ways to circumvent traditional industry methods.
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I could have looked to them as references whenever I had conflicting thoughts about my sexuality.
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"We all looked to China" to learn to develop e-commerce, said Nick Nash, Sea's president.
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"I want to understand one thing," one man, who looked to be in his 30s, charged.
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He also had what looked to be an inch-long cut or scratch on his forehead.
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Republicans have looked to avoid any discussion about gun control in the wake of the Las Vegas massacre, even as Democrats -- spurred by the fact the shooter had over 40 firearms in his hotel and home -- looked to push action on the availability of assault weapons.
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They pulled her onto the boat and Behr says the woman looked to be seven months pregnant.
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"She looked to Henry Kissinger as one of her mentors," Mr. Sanders said, as the crowd booed.
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Mexico, however, has looked to other global suppliers for its soybeans and wheat, especially Argentina and Brazil.
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For thousands of years, man has looked to the heavens for omens of doom, victory and joy.
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It even looked to the US as an ally to help remove the Syrian President from power.
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Asked to pick her hottest Avenger, she looked to the actors who play The Hulk and Thor.
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He looked to be in his 40s or 50s, he said, and was dressed in all black.
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"I didn't know what to do, but people looked to me to do something," Harmon told MUNCHIES.
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Trump, wearing leggings and a t-shirt, looked to be the only one at the empty gym.
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Overall, stocks pointed to a higher open as markets looked to bounce back from last week's rout.
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And not only that, I felt like people looked to me to represent all Indian-Americans everywhere.
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Both Greene and Khoury looked to be in high spirits as they took to the Japanese spot.
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In replacing Patel, an outspoken leaver, with another Brexiteer, May looked to maintain her senior team's balance.
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So it looked to its own backyard to source the first of the collection's namesake noble metals.
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Amid the glee, businesses have looked to cash in on what some have taken to calling "Trumpomania".
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As we reported in September the Code of Practice looked to be a pretty dilute first effort.
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She was tied for top score for the night, and looked to be inconsolable after her elimination.
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Mr Schelling looked to the real world for help, and argued that shared norms were the answer.
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She looked to me once, to remark upon the quality of a local Chinese restaurant ("pas mal").
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In an attempt to salvage more organs, Harefield looked to an experimental device from the United States.
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Hadid looked to be in high spirits at the event, sporting a big smile the entire night.
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Since launch, Brandless has looked to make shopping for everyday items simple by pricing everything at $133.
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Known for being the scooter-sharing company, Bird has looked to expand its business in recent months.
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They're a pair of discarded misfits, neither taken seriously nor looked to as standard bearers of courage.
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For years China has looked to developed countries for ideas about how to manage its financial system.
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Two weeks of demonstrations looked to have peaked on Monday when Serzh Sarksyan quit as prime minister.
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Over the past year, however, the company has looked to bleeding-edge technology as a way forward.
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European regulators have looked to avoid situations where individual banks were singled out as winners or losers.
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There were plenty of other passages of play when Nadal looked to have finally met his match.
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Photos also showed Ueltschi standing behind the sign, which looked to be made from a water hose.
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For his cameo, Leno looked to handpick an act with star quality instead of favoring a comic.
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To break through the spring clichés, we looked to the new crop of product in stores now.
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Troopers looked to the Salem Fire Department for help but initial attempts to free him were unsuccessful.
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What a freak the boy must have looked to those little girls ... and what a turn-on!
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In the United States, investors looked to President Donald Trump's first full budget plan, released on Tuesday.
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Naturally, enamored onlookers told various publications that the two looked to be having a grand ol' time.
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He looked to the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF, which has climbed nearly 6 percent this year.
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Sorgraw Petyindeeacademy unleashed what looked to be devastating roundhouse kick when time suddenly slowed down for Fiziev.
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When Francis took office, many people looked to him to correct the Church's handling of sex abuse.
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For seven innings Tuesday, it looked to be more of the same, with Kluber barely allowing baserunners.
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He looked to be in his early 2911s, had kind eyes and was built like a linebacker.
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Unlike past presidents, who openly vacationed while in office, Trump has looked to obscure his time away.
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Bryce grinned from ear-to-ear as he looked to Lundqvist and gave him a high-five.
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Kiev has looked to diversify away from Russian energy imports since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 13.
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I just looked to him as a man who understood the black woman's plight in the industry.
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For decades, physicists have looked to use the behavior of particles of light to securely send information.
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That's why we looked to the stars for fresh makeup ideas for now until the ball drops.
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At its most recent product launch, Apple looked to apply that thinking to its new TV app.
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The "Mad Money " host looked to Mark Sebastian, the founder of OptionPit and Cramer's colleague at RealMoney.
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Video at the rally showed what looked to be a fireball on the floor of a gym.
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To start this investigation, we looked to none other but the King of Sex himself: Robbie Williams.
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The U.S. company looked to the Chinese government for help, but the country's regulators refused to budge.
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During the first quarter, Irving looked to set up his teammates more often, but the team struggled.
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The Palais Idéal looked to me like a termite hill disgorged mid-gurgle by a colossal oyster.
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Knight joined the company from Pinterest last fall as it looked to beef up its own marketing.
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" Morelli, unsure that she was hearing correctly, looked to Herrmann, who clarified: "She means 'Were you molested?
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After a few more asked the same question, I looked to see who — or what — Q was.
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House prices also looked to have stabilized after two years of declines, which should support household wealth.
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Credit...June Canedo for The New York Times Jayla Sheffield, 15, looked to her left and right.
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The Manson family weren't the only ones who looked to Stranger in a Strange Land for guidance.
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Mr. Lipton said many Democrats looked to the party's endorsement when choosing a candidate in a primary.
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Many emerging currencies suffered as the dollar index looked to end the week nearly 1 percent stronger.
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The beef patties were thicker but looked to be made of the same beef as the hamburger.
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Amazon is looked to as a model for many things, and its production philosophy is no different.
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As bad as those related-party transactions looked to many corporate governance experts, they weren't all-inclusive.
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The ad is expansive, visually stimulating, and fast-paced, as Apple looked to target busy working people.
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Some of those who got tickets immediately looked to cash in, going online with offers to sell.
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I remember seeing men carrying large rifles, confederate flags, and clusters of what looked to be Klansmen.
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Sterrett said that it has looked to avoid startup tech's famous "move fast and break things" motto.
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Alphabet had an internal project known as Project Amalfi, that looked to sell Nest in early 2016.
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And for a moment in Tuesday's episode entitled "Two Steps Back," it looked to be the case.
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Many in the industry have long looked to the smartphone as the remote control for your world.
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A car approached, and out of it came Jasmine, who looked to be around fifteen years old.
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Wireless carriers have long looked to offering outside services to its subscribers to prop up their offerings.
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A handful of companies have looked to capitalize on the increasingly profitable world of non-professional podcasts.
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For the first time in years, it looked to Bouchey like they stood a chance against Raniere.
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Presumably with this limitation in mind, Delp and his team looked to rodent models to investigate further.
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The Japanese veteran looked to stifle the daunting striking flurries of Swanson with his resilient wrestling game.
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I was struck by how similar the frozen goods section looked to those in American Costco stores.
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In the past, Toyota had looked to Daihatsu for help to develop affordable, competitive cars in India.
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To make the shift, the network looked to directors of short films, music videos, and independent films.
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One bed was occupied by a man who looked to be in his fifties and very ill.
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Mississippi, Texas and Ohio have all looked to restrict abortion rights and access in the last year.
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In the past, the developing world has looked to Europe to help fill in for lost funding.
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, watchmakers looked to mythology, nature, and arts and crafts as inspiration.
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"I looked to see if there were any local theaters doing it, and there weren't," he said.
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Diermaier replaced crash cymbals with what looked to be the side paneling of an air conditioning unit.
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For the second time in as many months, the career of Jose Bautista looked to be over.
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In essence, legal scholars said, he looked to one congressional view and not the more recent one.
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Callimachi: O.K. Callimachi: He looked to be, I would say, in his 2000s, probably his early 224s.
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People addressed her differently, expected punctuality and looked to her as the responsible adult in the room.
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MSCI's index of emerging market shares rose 0.4% and looked to break a three-session losing run.
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Investors in the U.S. also looked to Europe after the European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged.
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The counselor asked the man, who looked to be in his 30s, what rank he had held.
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Investorsalso looked to Paris where President Donald Trump visited French President Emmanuel Macron for Bastille Day celebrations.
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When a pair of accidents derailed her, she looked to a food bank to help them all.
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The pattern was similar when researchers looked to see how many participants received all seven recommended services.
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However, the crown looked to be stuck just on the weak side of the psychological 211.71 level.
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Democrats had also looked to retiring Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander as a possible recruit to their side.
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Many governments have looked to Europe's privacy laws, including the right to be forgotten, as a model.
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Kelly looked to tamp down on those rumors after a prolonged meeting with the President this week.
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Elsewhere, U.S. futures fell as Wall Street looked to add to the large losses set last week.
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The trial looked to turn on what that phrase actually meant—and it turned in Musk's favor.
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The central bank, following its meeting last week, noted that inflation looked to be on the uptick.
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Democrats have looked to the courts to resolve some of the pursuits, but that promises further delay.
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After months of maximum pressure, there looked to be at least the possibility of a minor breakthrough.
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As analysts looked to 2019, there was little optimism that Europe's political crises would offer any respite.
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Two teams of researchers looked to India's Deccan Traps, one of the largest volcanic features on Earth.
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His campaign officials have said the same thing and looked to turn the attack back on DeSantis.
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Political partisans pointed fingers, as the NBN went terribly over budget, and looked to be a boondoggle.
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Investors looked to earnings reports yesterday from two bellwethers of the U.S. economy: Amazon and General Electric.
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European carmakers have looked to diesel engines to help comply with regulations intended to combat climate change.
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Grace Chapel volunteer firefighter John Taylor, a mustached man in uniform, looked to Meadows matter-of-factly.
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Apps like Candy Crush looked to me like slot machines, except without any hope of a payout.
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When writing the Garner brief, Newirth looked to the case in Connecticut that changed the practice there.
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One private-equity giant that has looked to data to differentiate itself to investors is Cerberus Capital Management.
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What once seemed like a trickle of vulnerable civilians now looked, to some, like a potentially dangerous flood.
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Charles and Camilla sat at numerous tables of guests during their visit and looked to be enjoying themselves.
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U.S. government yields edged off session highs Friday as investors looked to the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
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Joshua Vriens said he saw four girls who looked to be between the ages of 12 and 14.
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"I've long looked to the Delaware state legislature as a place where real change is possible," McBride said.
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With a head-to-toe overhaul on our hands, we looked to brands that understand our winter needs.
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All looked to be having fun as photographers captured the family touring the theme park in Carlsbad, California.
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Specifically he looked to purchase the February 160/150 put spread for $2.50, or $250 per options contract.
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Trump also looked to shore up support for Gorsuch within his own party Thursday by inviting GOP Sens.
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It is not the first time Colombian coffee growers have looked to other crops for a better living.
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In one corner, we had former middleweight Patrick Cote, who looked to make it three in a row.
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Amazon held a a career day last month during which it looked to fill more than 30,000 jobs.
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The King Krule collab isn't the first time that WeTransfer looked to cash in on some cultural cache.
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Just three months ago, Ahok still looked to be a shoo-in for the gubernatorial race next February.
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Even among those founded in San Francisco, companies in Initialized's portfolio have increasingly looked to disperse offices elsewhere.
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To build the company's first product, Mancheril looked to his co-founder's Pablo Borquez-Schwarzbeck and Benjamin Dusastre.
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Finally he trawled a display crammed with what looked to be the contents of David Crosby's accessories drawer.
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When I turned around and looked to the front, he already had the gun to the cashier's head.
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Those who looked to other Nintendo products for the holidays, like a 3DS system, also had little luck.
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And today looked to be just like any other AWSome Day, as you can see from this tweet.
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They looked to spirituality, and religion, and prayer, and faithfulness to keep them alive on a daily basis.
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U.S. government debt prices dipped on Friday, as investors looked to the release of several pieces of data.
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In these scans, Dr. Berns looked to see if dogs used their brains in ways similar to humans.
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So far, however, the company has looked to carve out a niche with a product focused on skiers.
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While groups of men kept killing one another in a fight for peace, Gbowee looked to the women.
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Which would be OK, if Trump looked to be in position to win states he lost in 2016.
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When it came construction materials, however, the researchers looked to something far less natural: the humble drinking straw.
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He shot a video that showed what looked to be two bright, burning streaks flying across the horizon.
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In one corner, we had Strikeforce import Derek Brunson, who looked to extend his win-streak to four.
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Demi looked to her time in Paradise to help her decide how to proceed with things back home.
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But many other companies in the space have looked to become challenger banks trying to disrupt other lenders.
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" He also looked to his wife as he assured Mr. Cuomo that he would release the records. "Absolutely.
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We looked to two celebrated pros' takes on a simple classic: Ina Garten's and Ree Drummond's shortbread recipes.
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NASA looked to private companies to take over Spitzer operations, but none could line up funding in time.
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For millennia, man has looked to the skies and asked himself, "what's it like to fuck birds?" pic.twitter.
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For as long as humans have walked the Earth, they have looked to the skies, dreaming of flight.
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Democrats have long looked to Latino voters to help flip seats in states like Arizona, California and Texas.
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Though Argentinian players looked to put the controversy behind them, the furor over the cancelation swept through Israel.
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At the time, the Trump administration's promises of pro-growth policies looked to send Treasury yields significantly higher.
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The pressure looked to continue on Wall Street, with S&P 500 E-Mini futures easing 0.4 percent.
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The pressure looked to continue on Wall Street, with S&P 500 E-Mini futures easing 55.753 percent.
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He stood in the pocket and looked to pass when offensive lineman Jonah Williams backed into his leg.
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In September last year, it looked to raise $44 million but could only manage to raise $28 million.
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I didn't plan that, but I looked to get to know people who are very different from me.
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Form guide: Egypt have lost their last two friendlies, against Portugal and Greece, as Cuper looked to experiment.
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This is not the first time Trump has looked to foreign labor sources since beginning his political career.
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Trader Karen Finerman looked to Coca-Cola, which she said could potentially benefit from business on the island.
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Commenting on both his time in office and the Paris Agreement, Obama looked to send a strong message.
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Conlon explains that, back in 1993, he looked to invest in real estate in neighborhoods with a Starbucks.
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ET. They saw the woman threaten the unarmed man with what looked to be a handgun, police said.
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Europe for a very long time has looked to do more regulation of the tech and telecom sector.
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And to produce his line of cheeky basics, Marks looked to Hong Kong's then-relatively-untapped manufacturing resources.
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The world has looked to the States but now it feels we're going to turn our faces away.
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Confused, Beatty looked to his co-presenter Dunaway for help, and she ended up announcing La La Land.
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During this 1990s crisis, it looked to much of the world like North Korea was about to collapse.
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Investors looked to buy the dip after the Dow plunged nearly 1,000 points over the past two days.
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Both of Jenkins's top primary foes looked to use his time in Congress against him in the race.
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Ethanol groups have looked to pressure Cruz, who is leading polls in Iowa ahead of next month's caucuses.
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When pressed on why he didn't weigh in sooner, Trump looked to defend himself by slamming his predecessor.
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" Then I looked to my mom and she said "Charles, this is your dream, go do that show.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday as technology stocks looked to bounce back.
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Productivity, which looked to be trending upward, posted a decline in the third quarter, data showed last week.
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"Puerto Rico kind of looked to us like a bad company with a bad balance sheet," said Okada.
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After winning in 2010, Democrats looked to recall him in 2012, an effort he eventually successfully beat back.
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She is a Classicist, and so it makes sense that she looked to her own field for material.
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A few months later, he was seen with what looked to be a tracheostomy tube around his neck.
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He set down his bucket, looked to the horizon and said a prayer for the next day's catch.
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McCarthy also looked to dismiss speculation he could replace Kelly at a Capitol Hill press conference on Wednesday.
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Initially we said, 'Oh wow [lawsuits are] up,' and then we looked to see what accounted for it.
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If the idea was to show market access, the public relations exercise looked to have gone rather wrong.
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And then I looked to modern designers because I wanted to see if they would correlate at all.
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One month ago, the market looked to CNBC's Jim Cramer like it was riddled with fear and volatility.
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More recently, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos looked to invest in the property but found it overpriced, she reported.
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Then Jack looked to leverage everything he learned from the first experiment on an even bigger viral hit.
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Strategists said European bond markets looked to be pricing in a softer read from the U.S. payrolls report.
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In 2018, Gap looked to capitalize on the growing menswear market by launching its own company, Hill City.
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We have long looked to him, in times of perplexity and risk, for the most fundamental human truths.
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"At the time, we looked to magazines and what our favorite actors and musicians were wearing," he remembers.
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Kamala Harris Harris looked to avoid the 20183 question throughout her efforts to campaign for Democrats in 2018.
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Ordinary Thais often looked to the king to provide the leadership their politicians and generals could never muster.
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The bank has looked to move away from its trading business as it focuses on more successful areas.
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These are a domestic quasi-currency that looked to solve the lack of U.S. dollars in the country.
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It also looked to reduce the amount of time required to decide what to do with federal lands.
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With its lacy white balconies, the Escape looked to me like the cake for a Leviathan's destination wedding.
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"The people looked to the prosecutors as the only hope for the country," a Sicilian journalist told me.
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His game looked to be in complete control, every shot executed, every blade of Bermuda grass read perfectly.
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"We looked to see how the fund did and we gave a portion back to employees," Johnson said.
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In Vegas, he looked to bury that ugly memory with a big win over grappling aficionado Dileno Lopes.
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Denmark, otherwise looked to by liberals as a model, is horrendously disappointing at letting in refugees and immigrants.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar looked to have received the same treatment way back on the Cruel Intentions movie poster.
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But while other companies may have looked to slow things down a bit, that's never been Samsung's way.
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Auburn's year is particularly surprising because the Tigers truly looked to be on the decline in the SEC.
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In writing "Walk Through Walls," were there any specific memoirs or writers that you looked to for inspiration?
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They have heard the professions of concern and looked to the United States as a beacon of hope.
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She said other people she saw in the hospital looked to be around 50 or 60 years old.
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I introduced myself to the one who looked to be in charge, who gave his name as Bob.
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I rushed through the sands, dodged bullets and looked to my fellow soldiers for solace; I found none.
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Opinion Historians have long looked to a few key criteria in evaluating the beginning of a president's administration.
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As the United States withdraws, no one has looked to Europe to fill the void, Mr. Gabriel said.
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After Mr. Trump took office, they looked to his administration for a more sympathetic ear — and got one.
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So I've looked to see if there are any mascots for like, porn companies or brothels or whatever.
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"On first glance, it definitely looked to us like Antlia 2 matched the prediction in 2009," she recalled.
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Doug Jones's narrow victory over Roy Moore on Tuesday night looked, to many liberals, like a rare exception.
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"I realize it looked to much of the world like some kind of secret handshake deal," she said.
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After President Trump took office, they looked to his administration for a more sympathetic ear — and got one.
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Commercial Bank has since looked to sell its 40 percent stake in Abu Dhabi-listed United Arab Bank.
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Some have looked to the US, where the issue has garnered more attention and some change is underway.
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JPMorgan has notched record volumes across a number of trading desks as clients looked to change their positions.
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Against this backdrop, human rights groups and the government looked to Chile's aspirations to integrate with the world.
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So they did something that those in higher education rarely do: They looked to a competitor for help.
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People had committed their lives to making Forefront Brooklyn work, or looked to the church for moral guidance.
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So on Thursday, as the Knicks looked to move on from Jackson, they made their first big bet.
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Even when there looked to be no way back for the Chiefs on Sunday Mahomes' belief never wavered.
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" Then he looked to the crowd and added, "You all self-selected to be part of this tribe.
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As Mr. Martín watched his work dwindle, his employer, Marriott, and its competitor Hilton looked to Silicon Valley.
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"Games have always looked to film for inspiration, especially in the last 15 to 20 years," Wood said.
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Upton had looked to possibly get a House vote before the recess, but negotiators ran out of time.
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This looked to be a recipe for disaster, and it should have been, according to traditional campaign models.
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Others looked to the boarding schools that removed a generation of children and created a cycle of abuse.
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On social media, all of my friends looked to be living impressive lives and holding down impressive careers.
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The Kremlin has looked to cement tighter strategic ties with Beijing amid both countries' confrontations with the West.
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Goodell and his advisers have looked to soothe sponsors' concerns, speaking to them from league headquarters in Manhattan.
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After his civil lawsuit, he looked to the German state for compensation, pursuing the case over several years.
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A student struggling with robotics may have looked to those six Afghan teens as inspiration to continue innovating.
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With just under five minutes remaining, Phoenix looked to take control after Oklahoma City briefly took the lead.
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But gains were muted as Washington and Tehran looked to defuse a crisis in the crude-producing region.
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Young looked to drive toward the basket before flinging the ball to James for the corner 3-pointer.
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MSCI's index of Latam stocks slipped 1.4% and looked to clock its biggest daily decline since late November.
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Building upon Old Navy's early success, the company looked to partner with celebrities and build out advertising campaigns.
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The Chinese government has looked to improve relations with Myanmar, which could eclipse U.S. interests in the region.
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Many conservatives had looked to Ban Ki-moon, the former United Nations secretary general, to become their candidate.
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The group had looked to be making up some ground earlier in the week after a tough summer.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - As automakers race to a clean-energy future, Chile looked to be in the catbird seat.
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When the FDA began evaluating Douillets petition, it looked to J&J for key information, agency records show.
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Still, the race is far from ideal for Collins or the GOP, and one they looked to avoid.
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Some looked to be friends and family chatting and laughing in the shadow of the double-spired basilica.
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But Boroditsky's coworkers, who had more experience with animals, said it looked to be a young female coyote.
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This marginal gain came as refinery runs rose and refiners also looked to build inventories ahead of winter.
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To understand how they evolved these healing superpowers, Dr. Smith and his colleagues looked to the axolotl's DNA.
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From the not-so-cheap seats, they looked to have a core and a culture — and a clue.
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The trouble is, she added, many local governments had looked to the federal government for funding and support.
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They looked to the primary results from Texas, which are not a great predictor of the fall results.
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The company sells traditional ads, but increasingly has looked to produce big custom content offerings for paying advertisers.
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Now, it is producing more products than it needs and has looked to export markets for additional opportunity.
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Moreno Scores Split Win Over Benoit The first of this card's three flyweight bouts pitted Ryan Benoit, who looked to construct his first two-fight win-streak in the UFC, against Brandon Moreno, who looked to build on the momentum of a recent upset of the highly-regarded Louis Smolka.
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With Samsung's new Serif TV, designer brothers Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec looked to the past instead for design cues.
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LONDON — For International Women's Day this year, Google has looked to the future — rather than the past — for inspiration.
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On one occasion during the interview, Diesel even looked to someone off screen to note how "beautiful" Moreira is.
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The Jackson's fighter backed Ferguson up and even looked to have put him in serious trouble on two occasions.
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Because the court looked to the controversial things the Trump campaign said about banning Muslims during the 2016 election.
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I always felt that I had somebody looking out for me, and I looked to her to protect me.
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In the early days we definitely looked to Whole Foods in terms of the food ethos that they had.
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Cassidy and Smith's buckets contained 882 pounds of polysilicon, all of which looked to be of relatively good quality.
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Rubio did come in third in Iowa and looked to be heading towards a second place in New Hampshire.
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They also looked to see if respondents who answered the questionnaire during the winter more frequently reported being depressed.
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The U.S. technology firm has looked to put Alexa on a number of devices, even ones it doesn't make.
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In one corner, we had ranked veteran Bryan Caraway, who looked to continue his march up the bantamweight ranks.
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I began to painfully discern that their America was different from the America I looked to for my freedom.
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Wexton is a former prosecutor and state senator, and looked to link Comstock with President Trump during the campaign.
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Indeed, that looked to be the case as most economic data through the first quarter fell short of forecasts.
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And to think, the tune wasn't even in the film until Pasek and Paul looked to Settle for inspiration.
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So she looked to the medical literature to find studies about long-term opioid use — and there weren't any.
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Since the 16th century, Sunnis have looked to it as the bulwark against the westward push of Shia Iran.
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At first glance, the seats looked to be slim and without padding but they were actually leather and comfortable.
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As a newcomer on the ward, I looked to Mary for crucial information about my new day-to-day.
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After their first two games at Euros, the Republic of Ireland looked to be treading on well-worn ground.
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His campaign had looked to capture the middle-ground vote angry with Macri but worried about returning to populism.
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Panarin acknowledged that early on, he looked to Kane perhaps too much rather than looking for scoring opportunities himself.
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Less prestigious universities have looked to private investors, such as insurers and pension funds, in deals with shorter maturities.
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From a distance, it looked to Hopkins like someone had thrown a bowl of noodles at the ailing man.
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"It looked to be moving its little webbed legs fine and sticking its head in and out," Kelly said.
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But now, with frequent power outages and irregular coverage, many companies have looked to opt out of the country.
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So, as a native speaker, I looked to see if Duolingo would be a solid alternative, even for beginners.
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For the spring 2018 couture collection, Chiuri looked to surrealists, specifically artist Leonor Fini, who often wore Christian Dior.
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The company has also looked to create a broader ecosystem of products with a TV streaming service called Vue.
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Brexit presents enormous opportunities for our country and it's time we looked to the future with pride and optimism.
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For the fall 2017 collection, creative director Johnny Coca looked to the Mulberry Home archive for '70s print inspiration.
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Since the dawn of time, humans have looked to the sky for guidance — and today is apparently no different.
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And she looked to those crystals when designing packaging for her self-titled fragrance line, which officially launched yesterday.
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Of course, Pilsen also had other deep-dish locations when Gino's looked to move in — just none serving cactus.
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" House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said some of Trump's actions detailed in the Mueller report looked to be "impeachable.
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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 everyone else looked to go through, Manu's head was up and looking for a way to get around.
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The 25-year-old has always looked to her parent's marriage as a great example of love and devotion.
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It has looked to focus on its scotch business and grow its operations in India and the United States.
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It brought people together as they all looked to the sky to witness a once in a lifetime event.
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The Russian tennis star looked to be in good spirits as she left Whole Foods carrying a grocery bag.
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I've been that kid who feels like there's nowhere to go, who looked to self-harm as a solution.
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It has looked to focus on its Scotch business and grow its operations in India and the United States.
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During her introduction, Baxter informs us that she has looked to Pope as an inspiration for this entire movement.
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Confused, Beatty looked to his co-presenter Dunaway, 76, for help, and she ended up announcing La La Land.
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So, next we looked to Yelp reviews, which mentioned a host named John and waiters named Adam and JoJo.
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As the pair popped up on the Jumbotron screen, they looked to be in the middle of an argument.
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Members of Congress, who have long looked to halt Obama's climate actions, are likely to look on as well.
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"I looked to see what it was and at first I thought it was a slug," she told Mashable.
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The team then looked to temperature data reconstructed from ice cores from Baffin Island and nearby Greenland ice sheet.
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Lyft has also looked to AWS for its autonomous driving technology, as well as sharing for bicycles and scooters.
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Other brands, like Reebok, have looked to replace plastic-derived materials in shoes with eco-friendly alternatives, like corn.
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The family has since looked to reclaim its old business, police said, helped by influential allies in New York.
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Sanders looked to clean up his comments about ghettos on Monday at a town hall organized by Fox News.
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And with global demand growing by an average 5 percent a year, growers had looked to Africa to expand.
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At first, I looked to social media, but I would get too exhausted to fight or argue with people.
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"Hollywood has always looked to push cultural barriers, some of which are near and dear to Christians," says Garside.
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The death of Plastc back in April looked to many like the final nail in the smart card coffin.
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Wedrum opened up in the exchanges very confidently when he looked to claim his first title defense against Miocic.
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While Jones has looked to Michaels as a lesson, Cormier should look to the Hart as a cautionary tale.
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So, naturally, researchers looked to an eight-armed, color-changing, suction-cup covered, whip-smart sea creature for inspiration.
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Perhaps the most damning appraisal came from Tyler, a kid in the audience who looked to be about six.
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Increasingly, Democrats have looked to a wide field of younger figures to lead its anti-Trump message and tactics.
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The committee has looked to cut funding further in years passed, including a proposed $718 million cut last year.
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The deal looked to potentially be the first step toward a permanent tie-up, based on a particular precedent.
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Hina Bhati looked to be in her early twenties, at least seven or eight years younger than he was.
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The candidates, looking perplexed, looked to the moderators who said a fire alarm appeared to have been set off.
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The remarks came as the Trump campaign looked to refocus after a series of gaffes by the billionaire developer.
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But he also was a pragmatist and skilled practitioner of the legislative arts who looked to find common ground.
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"This is something unusual, and I looked to my left, and I saw the guy," Mr. De Leon said.
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The man, who looked to be in his 20s, entered with a backpack but didn't openly display any weapons.
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Greens have increasingly looked to push governments and other public institutions to divest their holdings in fossil fuel companies.
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Trump earlier in the day predicted the government would shut down -- and looked to place the blame on Democrats.
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Following that, we needed to monetize our audience and our content so we looked to hire a sales lead.
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Where cosmetic companies have been unable to develop online brands on their own, they have looked to acquire it.
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The Dubai Airshow 2017 was no different as the big two looked to outdo each other for new business.
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Even so, members have looked to do even more for Flint and other cities with threatened drinking water supplies.
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After markets barely gained ground Thursday, "Fast Money" traders looked to dividend-paying stocks that could potentially boost returns.
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Traditionally, investors have looked to those short term funding markets as for signs of stress in the financial markets.
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Shortly afterward, the A's made a couple moves that have looked, to this point anyway, almost nothing but bad.
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We looked to bands like The Wrecking Crew, and The Swampers, these studio bands that kind of preceded us.
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I had done work in judgment and decision making, although I'd never looked to food or drink preferences before.
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The enclosure hedge looked to be so far away that his entire world could have fitted within the field.
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As part of the strategy, South Korea looked to a trusted ally in electronics behemoth LG, headquartered in Seoul.
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In the early days of the Cold War, Russian spies primarily looked to collect information about local military installations.
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President Barack Obama also looked to help the DNC with fundraising when he headlined a California event in June.
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"I have looked to see if there is anything interesting here and I have not found it," Kawakubo added.
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Heeding Calipari's advice, Sosa drove to the basket and absorbed contact as his defender looked to draw a charge.
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The books that I looked to for insights about the missionary experience didn't resonate with what I had lived.
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When Mr. Trump's trade threats have roiled markets, the markets have, in turn, looked to the Fed for support.
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As one of the founders of the modern tech industry, Mr. Gates is often looked to for technical answers.
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The Parisian house Diptyque looked to that verdant area to source the Altoidesque base for its new unisex cologne.
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And it's important, too, that we protect what we've got because a lot of states have looked to California.
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Forty-seven years ago Roe versus Wade was decided and we've all looked to the courts all that time.
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As smartphone sales have slowed, Samsung and other Android manufacturers have looked to VR for a new revenue stream.
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A $1 billion federal grant program that school districts looked to tap last year for firearms would be eliminated.
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As Japan's population has aged and demand has weakened, Japanese companies have increasingly looked to China to expand revenue.
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In any event, Shia looked to be in a great mood, judging by the way he was dancing around.
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Which boss looked to be the most fun to share a beer with will hopefully be a laughable standard.
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Averaging a career-high 18.4 points and 4.3 rebounds, LeVert looked to be a cornerstone of Brooklyn's rebuilding process.
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But it looked to me like the same distorting effect of social media I'd seen in any other country.
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Foreign leaders who once looked to the US for direction largely tried not to antagonize a volatile American President.
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Microsoft, too, has looked to make allies in this arena: Microsoft's Cortana and Amazon's Alexa can now work together.
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Some was almost certainly by design, as the company looked to hype its new flagship amid slowing smartphone sales.
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Then, in 1987, the founder of Starbucks, Jerry Baldwin, looked to sell the six-store company for $3.8 million.
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When Buttigieg was asked after the debate about his frequent exchanges with Klobuchar, the former mayor looked to deflect.
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Their leaders believed the Austrian experience to be an aberration and looked to make an example of the country.
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The littlest one looked to be about six weeks old and the larger one was around three months old.
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British baker Greggs also saw gains as investors looked to capitalize on its lower share price following Tuesday's plunge.
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Atlanta FaZe (23-21) The FaZe looked to be completely unstoppable in nearly every match they played this weekend.
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As the end of his professional career approached, he looked to other players who had been successful in retirement.
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As the end of his professional career approached, he looked to other players who had been successful in retirement.
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Officials there have looked to contain the spread of highly contagious disease by closing schools and businesses for weeks.
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He was also active — still hooping and playing baseball and still coaching — and looked to be in good shape.
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Beyond just relying on Ericsson and Nokia, the U.S. has also looked to finding alternatives to Huawei's networking equipment.
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The department has increasingly looked to dissuade American travel to China in recent weeks in response to the outbreak.
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White supremacists across the world, including mass shooters in Norway and New Zealand, have looked to Karadzic for inspiration.
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What at first looked to be a haunted house turned out to be the Audemars Piguet Museum in Switzerland.
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The assessments looked to see how many of six broad, evidence-based strategies for suicide prevention the apps employed.
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"I hope there is nothing serious," Hollande said, then looked to his left and said, "I don't think so".
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Officials told the paper that Maguire looked to the testimony as a chance to defend his decisions and intentions.
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When I watched "Argo," I got obsessed with how fun it looked to be a nineteen-seventies white guy.
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Where Chelsea Collective looked to compete with an established brand like Lululemon, Second Skin takes aim at Under Armour.
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Minnesota looked to have the game in firm control in the final seconds before a wild end to regulation.
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Rohrabacher might have asked a more interesting question that looked to the future of Mars rather than its past.
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Wall Street also looked to the sovereign bonds market, as the benchmark 10-year yield broke above 2.7 percent.
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Mr. Palen grew up on the farm, took it over in his 215s, and looked to make his mark.
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California was then, and still is, a place many Americans looked to as a hub of innovation and progression.
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" Right: "I also looked to Joel Sternfeld's image of Wall Street summer interns eating lunch in the late '80s.
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And there have been moments where the US looked to be in grave trouble and managed to bounce back.
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The sheriff's office said that the 17-year-old girl who called 911 looked to be 10 years old.
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We also looked to see if it's a public figure and if it's malicious with the intent of harassment.
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The groups are looked to for security by local communities who do not trust the government to protect them.
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She looked to be around 50 years old and wore her gray hair in two braids down her back.
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During his court appearance, Ragin was emotional -- burying his head in his hands -- and looked to be in pain.
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These same entrepreneurs looked to extract their leverage when the pendulum swung back in their favor in 2014 and 2015.
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The senator proposed a "Clean Elections" plan earlier this month that looked to boost political participation by democratizing political giving.
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The event's dress-code included the costume prompt — "Your grandma's AOL address" — and ballgoers looked to old tech for inspiration.
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But what once looked to be a launchpad for the Cruz campaign could now come to signal its ultimate futility.
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The ladies looked to be in high spirits in the Instagram photo, with both Kocian and Biles sporting big smiles.
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Vasily, another neighbor, said that "many people" had lived in the apartment and the detainees looked to be around 30.
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By Tuesday, the father looked to be in good spirits, appearing in a Facebook Live video from his hospital bed.
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Inslee has looked to garner more support for a climate debate by calling on his competitors to support his cause.
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In the ensuing scramble, Yamamoto took Saiga down once again, a takedown which looked to have dislocated Saiga's right shoulder.
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"Her speech, facial expressions, all of that stuff I'd have to watch looked to really differentiate the two," she added.
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"As I went in the path and looked to the left, I saw something resembling a garbage bag," Smith said.
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Asian stocks were mixed on Tuesday as investors looked to the U.S. midterm elections set for later in the day.
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When police in Bentonville, Arkansas were faced with an unsolved murder last year, they looked to a nearby Amazon Echo.
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They looked to see if shifts in the wavelengths of the star suggested a fellow companion that was otherwise invisible.
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Macri held a march in the city last week, attracting huge crowds as he looked to win back "angry" voters.
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Then there are the three diverse swing states that all looked to be very close — Florida, North Carolina, and Nevada.
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It prioritised profits over growth as Jeff Bewkes, then chief of Time Warner, HBO's parent, looked to sell the company.
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But dating someone new was not the solution I needed it to be, so I looked to my romantic past.
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Across generations, 39 percent of respondents said they looked to their parents as their role models in starting a business.
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Wall Street looked to open higher with e-Mini futures for the S&P 500 pointing to a 0.2% rise.
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AIG has looked to streamline operations and boost its profitability amid pressure from activist shareholders John Paulson and Carl Icahn.
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But after some light soul-searching, I looked to legendary scarf whisperer Glenn Close, and she has answered my prayers.
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The way it looked to him, an unimaginable family tragedy was now being compounded by official incompetence and rank stupidity.
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Some investors have looked to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a hedge against possible declines in domestic currencies, traders said.
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Recently on what looked to be a romantic, late-night drive, Grande asked her fiancé to name his favorite songs.
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The bank has looked to hire "a member of a project team dedicated to the Brexit operational delivery execution stream".
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The Swiss franc looked to be heading for another spell of parity against the dollar after falling across the board.
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The people used to blame greedy ministers and corrupt officials for their misery—and looked to the king for remedies.
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With the Moroccan Spice Collection, Rihanna has done just that, and looked to one of her favorite countries for inspiration.
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As officials, crews and residents scramble in Texas, Bachelor alum Sean Lowe, who is from Arlington, looked to take action.
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Many Wall Street banks have looked to shut down over-sized bank branches in favor of operating smaller retail outlets.
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But shortly after Spicer's press briefing, multiple White House officials looked to clarify the comments, implying the press secretary misspoke.
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" Then, asked if he thinks Trump is a bad person, Carson looked to the big, big picture, saying, "Who isn't?
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U.S. carriers have looked to the federal government to impose universal requirements on what animals passengers are allowed to fly.
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MSCI's emerging market index fell 0.8 percent on the day and looked to end the week nearly 3 percent lower.
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It is unclear whether the E.P.A. has looked to social media in the past to determine threats to an administrator.
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"Seafood, especially fish, is often looked to as a healthy source of protein," says Elizabeth Lee, an Orange County, Calif.
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