"Looking at Russia, looking at China, looking at North Korea, Iran ... It's ridiculous."
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"You're looking at illicit trade, you're looking at tax regimes, you're looking at international law," he said.
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You're looking at the Jefferson Memorial, you're looking at the Washington Monument, you're looking at the Lincoln Memorial.
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So that began me looking at love and desire, looking at freedom and commitment, and looking at adventure and security.
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She kept looking at my dress and looking at me.
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What are they looking at, are they looking at pornography.
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The 24-year-old looks at her partner looking at her, looking at them looking at her... This does not scare her.
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""We're looking at San Francisco and we're looking at Los Angeles, and we're looking at all of the things that are happening.
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I'M LOOKING AT A MACY'S AND I'M LOOKING AT A KOHL'S.
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But try looking at CBS's new schedule, actually looking at it.
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We're looking at the middle class and we're looking at jobs.
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Looking at people looking at a bridge is a surprising delight.
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This girl is looking at fashion, and she's just looking at fashion.
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And then a one-shot looking at Jon, then looking at Dany.
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I'm looking at the big picture; I'm not looking at little things.
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She was looking at me — and I was looking at my phone.
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That's something that we're looking at and other places we're looking at.
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I was not looking at myself; I was looking at a character.
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What are we looking at, and why are we looking at it?
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"He's looking at proportion, he's looking at weight, he's looking at movement, he's looking at gravity," said the actress Sarah Jessica Parker, a vice chairwoman of the company's board, who originally conceived of enlisting designers for the ballet's costumes.
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"When we're looking at health, we're looking at total health here," she says.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, AGAIN, THEY'RE LOOKING AT ECONOMICS THE WAY WE'RE LOOKING AT ECONOMICS.
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Are you looking at ... You're looking at the drop, the gross, the drop.
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If you're looking at that, you're obviously out there looking at little girls.
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I'm looking at everything, I'm looking at their expressions, what they were wearing.
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When I started looking at everything, I just started looking at the positives.
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"A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women" is divided into three parts.
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And then again, looking at GLAAD, looking at what they've already set up.
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HALEY: I think that what he is looking at ... he's looking at opportunities.
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John's always looking at himself, people are always looking at him as two Johns.
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But we're going to be looking at that, and looking at it very closely.
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WE'RE LOOKING AT IT. THE CHINESE ARE LOOKING AT IT. PREPARATIONS ARE BEING MADE.
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They were chatting and looking at it, and looking at the brooches as well.
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You clearly not looking at the same Department of Justice, I&aposm looking at.
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The only difference is that I'm looking at men and he's looking at women.
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I&aposve been looking at them -- STRASSEL: I&aposve been looking at them too.
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I had a hard enough time looking at him looking at me with desire.
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"I'm looking at them just as you are looking at them," she told reporters.
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I love looking at Pig Pen—never get tired of looking at Pig Pen.
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But we are looking at that, and we are looking at some other options.
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We were looking at Walmart, at H.H. Gregg, just looking at numbers and comparing.
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You might be looking at historical crime patterns, you might be looking at things like weather, we could be looking at things like calls of street lights out.
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"Some of my colleagues… are looking at areas like lidar, in-vehicle automation, looking at some of the drone technologies, looking at some even healthtech AI," says Bowden.
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"We are looking at it from a cultural point of view; we are looking at media and how people are consuming media and entertainment; we are looking at different services that people use; we are looking at 4G; we are looking at how we can tap in to the huge technical talent that's here," Cook said at the time.
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"Two things the market is looking at: they're looking at the OPEC news, and they're looking at Janet Yellen," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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That's one of the reasons he's looking at changes, looking at responsibilities being moved around.
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And normally, if you're looking at the keyboard, you're also looking at a reply field.
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But Gram wasn't looking at Earl, she was looking at Pop—daring him to disagree.
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" "You have a very unique way of looking at reality and looking at other people.
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So you&aposre looking at Disney that was looking at a $52 billion stock bid.
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"When you're looking at this situation, you're looking at the shiniest medal possible," Rose said.
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Looking at my phone, or trying to read a book or looking at a screen.
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So we're looking at that ad exchanges, we're looking at the real-time bidding system.
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Is it there when they're not looking at it, or because they're looking at it?
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You're also more likely if find them all looking at cellphones, looking at those screens.
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They're not looking at the other side — Hillary Clinton ... They only keep looking at us.
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Another shows a black receptionist looking at white executive, who is looking at the camera.
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But in the videos, the cat isn't looking at itself, it's looking at a person.
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"People are looking at mobility and they're looking at the next big opportunity," Hruby said.
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"When he's looking at me in the front, he's looking at my genitals," Rodriguez recalled.
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"I'm looking at Florida, I'm looking at California and I'm looking at New York, because these are all places I live and work and have grown up in," she said.
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Fernando Galiana: You know, when we're looking at colors, we're looking at trends in the marketplace, we're looking at sort of the occasion the customer's gonna use the bottles in.
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Now you're looking at a photo of the VICE site while looking at the VICE site.
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If you're looking at the shots, she's looking at him like a shark looks at dinner.
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It's almost like looking at a shadow of a building and not looking at the building.
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But we are looking at that, and we are looking at some other options, we'll see.
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I wasn't just looking at a fat burner; I was looking at a bottle of hormones.
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Looking at someone who is looking at you is a drug as strong as any other.
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If you're looking at a full moon in January, you're actually looking at the Wolf Moon.
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I know what I'm looking at here... yet... I have no idea what I'm looking at.
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A LOT OF THE EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS ARE LOOKING AT GOOGLE AND LOOKING AT FACEBOOK, YOU KNOW.
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I think we're scared of looking at each other's hurt and looking at our own hurt.
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But we are looking at that, and we are looking at some other options we'll see.
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In many cases, we're looking at the same open-source material the police are looking at.
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We're looking at that with our great ally South Korea; we're looking at that with NATO.
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If you're looking at a full moon in January, you're actually looking at the Wolf Moon.
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Are we looking at targeted crimes against gay men, or are we looking at something else?
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Related: 'Making a Murderer': Brendan Dassey conviction overturned "[The team is] looking at 'Serial,' they're looking at 'Making a Murderer,' they're looking at 'Jinx and what happened after the broadcasts," Forman said.
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Everytime I listen, it just brings me back to looking at the city, looking at the lights.
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"It's important to remember when you're looking at compensation that you're looking at all things," Leffler says.
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Emma Stone looking at Ryan Gosling winning awards : Kate Winslet looking at Leo DiCaprio winning awards pic.twitter.
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There's been several dozen articles looking at outcomes, several more looking at user utilization, and public opinion.
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Users looking at such content on Reddit know what they could potentially encounter before looking at it.
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He's looking at a player, looking at his body language, oh he looks a bit off today.
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"I'm standing here, looking at green grass, I'm looking at vines that are healthy," Mr. Hawkings said.
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They need to be looking at the candidates and they need to be looking at the issues.
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So we're looking at that and we're also looking at the potential of going to Saudi Arabia.
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A WOMAN LOOKING AT MEN LOOKING AT WOMENEssays on Art, Sex, and the MindBy Siri Hustvedt552 pp.
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"If the animal's looking at the drone, if they're looking at you, they're being harassed," she said.
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And also when you're looking at Google, looking at Hotel Finder, for example, they started in 2010.
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We're looking at the people making the plastic; we're looking at more comprehensive ways of going about it.
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" Trump reassured her: "You know, and we are looking at that ... We're looking at a lot of things.
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People have a variety of problems, but if we're looking at problems we're looking at the common ones.
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"I say they stop looking at that stuff and they actually start looking at our lives," Hogg added.
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"Decoding" is the opposite: looking at areas of brain activity and predicting what the participants are looking at.
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"We're not looking at military options, we're looking at a diplomatic way to resolve this situation," he emphasized.
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We were looking at cars online, looking at Bentleys and all that crazy shit—we were being 18.
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I didn't want people looking at me and just looking at my boobs — I was never that person.
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"We're definitely not looking at going public in 2016, and we were never looking at that," he said.
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So I think we need to be looking at diversifying, rather than looking at one particular route in.
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Overregulation is why your doctor may spend more time looking at her computer screen than looking at you.
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It's a different dimension and space, and we're looking at a very different way of looking at imagery.
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And now I'm looking at a screen, and I'm looking at information, and I've got to understand it.
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Looking at the work for a minute is just as revealing as looking at it for an hour.
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So that's one of the reasons that he's looking at changes, looking at, could responsibilities be moved around?
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See, we aren't looking at the predictable effects of administration policy; we're looking at an anti-Trump conspiracy.
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Asked if he was looking at such a meeting, Trump told reporters he was not looking at anything.
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"When Donald Trump was here, he was looking at the course, looking at the trees," Mr. McLoughlin said.
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Looking at Glover's career means looking at a body of work that, like Atlanta, very purposefully defies definition.
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"The Russians are looking at us, the Chinese are looking at us, the North Koreans are looking at us, and the cheapest and least expensive method is a cyberattack such as ransomware," Thompson said.
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A lot of my job is looking at photographers and looking at artworks, and I kind of got [to the MoMA exhibition]and thought that everything I've been looking at recently was a complete fake.
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That's because when you're looking at one of the user interface designer's creations, you're not looking at flat pixel data fetched from a server—you're looking at pure code, rendered live before your very eyes.
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Then you have the flexibility of looking at the actor, looking at the strengths they bring, looking at the original conception of the character, seeing maybe where they meet, and it turns into an amalgamation.
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I'm always looking at what's beyond or behind what I'm looking at and also I love using my imagination.
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"He [Chiuri] is very much looking at people like David LaChapelle, looking at American hip-hop videos," said Hennlich.
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We're looking at it carefully," he said, adding that the White House isn't looking at the proposal "as is.
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You don't only have to be looking at the phone, but you have to be looking at the phone.
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When looking at the chromature, our mind can immediately grasp that we are looking at a bear, he explained.
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And eventually, people stop looking at the bangs, and start looking at the things we're standing in front of.
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MIT. LG: You're looking at the next 10 years, are you looking ... Should you be looking at programming robots?
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We are not looking at the inside of Greenwold's life, we are looking at our own, warts and all.
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"Looking at the hashtag, looking at creators who created content within those content verticals, and building out a spreadsheet."
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"If you're looking down at your cellphone, by looking at your head, chest and eyes I can detect you're not looking at the road and you're looking at something else," Nauto CEO Stefan Heck told Recode.
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The insight here is simple: When it comes to money, stop looking at relative values and start looking at absolutes.
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They only can predict by looking at our previous clicks and not by looking at the big picture of us.
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EITHER BY LOOKING AT DIFFERENT REVENUE STREAMS, LOOKING AT TRYING TO MONETIZE OUR EXISTING BASE A LITTLE BIT MORE EFFICIENTLY.
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But honestly they should be looking at the Democrat, they should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty.
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But honestly they should be looking at the Democrats, they should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty.
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When looking at disease-causing agents, the researchers were specifically looking at vibrios—bacteria that float around in sea water.
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After looking at the sun, turn away and remove your filter; do not remove it while looking at the sun.
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That merging is what pulls us back to looking at Sultan's works and thinking about what we are looking at.
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"You'd have to talk to their campaign about who they're looking at or who they're not looking at," he said.
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It is a blunt instrument, fantastic for looking at trends and almost useless for looking at individual works of fiction.
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" Looking at Lady Liberty in the distance, he added, "I feel kind of creepy, looking at a woman through binoculars.
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A Woman Looking At Men Looking At Women continues at the Museum Susch (Surpunt 78, Susch, Switzerland) through June 30.
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" He added that "we're not looking at citizenship, we're not looking at amnesty" but at "allowing people to stay here.
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Everybody has a way, it's kind of like looking at ratings or looking at a glass of half-full water.
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"I could see young people looking at Biden, looking at Trump and just kind of shrugging their shoulders," Scala said.
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"We're not looking at military options; we're looking at a diplomatic way to resolve the situation," Mr. Hunt said later.
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"We're not looking at military options; we're looking at a diplomatic way to resolve the situation," Mr. Hunt said later.
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There's an obvious meta element to the act of looking at a book about paintings of people looking at books.
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Looking at a painting and looking at a digital image are hardly two discrete experiences anymore, especially for younger audiences.
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I had an A.P. English teacher really critique her and be like, 'She's not a good writer,'" Edim recalled, "He was looking at syntax, he was looking at grammar, he was looking at her completely different structure.
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"So when we started looking at payments, because we were looking at the weirdness of Weitz & Luxenberg, you start looking at bank accounts to see if there were any other things that were not disclosed," Bharara told me.
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"We've been looking at the different ways we can grow, and were looking at ways to expand through franchising," Arslan said.
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And so, you know looking at his full legacy and looking at this last term is kind of an interesting contrast.
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You have to have a very specific understanding of what it is you're looking at and why you're looking at it.
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" Looking at people looking at their phones, he notes: "I've never seen such a great wealth of conversation, focus, and engagement.
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Of course, we're all looking at them and they're even looking at themselves through a phone screen mirrored back to them.
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"We are looking at the plastic already made, and looking at ways to recycle it more efficiently," said founder Jeffrey Eneberi.
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The Grassroots aren't looking at this as the ineptitude of "the Deal Maker"; they're looking at it as a promise kept.
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Because I'm sort of looking at it from a detached point of view and I'm looking at it as color, movement.
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There's channels in there where people are looking at vehicular traffic fatality data, where people are looking at gerrymandering, voter registration.
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And absolutely, I mean we're looking at convention centers, we're looking at sports arenas, we're looking at tenting, we're looking at places that are close to hospitals, too, so that folks can be monitored closely in case — they might not be even a COVID-19 case, but somebody who requires some careful monitoring and could need an ICU bed.
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I just spoke to the King a little while ago, and they will consider it... I know they're looking at London, I know they're looking at others, they're probably looking at themselves, they have a much smaller stock market.
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"We're not just looking at one disease here, we're looking at all diseases and we are looking at an entire population, from cradle to grave," lead author Søren Brunak from the University of Copenhagen told Reuters Health by phone.
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"I just paint what I usually paint and maybe people will start looking at the background and looking at the razor wire and looking at people stuck in here, and maybe that'll work better," the artist said to Reuters.
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I'm going to maybe -- and I'm looking at it very seriously...We're looking at it very seriously because you can't do that.
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We're looking at threats, we're looking at an attempt to resolve it but we're not seeing really the end of those negotiations.
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So we are not looking at any one day but we're looking at the trend in the data to make our decisions.
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And then from there, we're looking at the fee structure, we're looking at the potential of an antitrust violation, if one exists.
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Now, having said that, Jim, we're looking at the services we provide, looking at the prices, making sure that it's done correctly.
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Complex process It turned out that different neurons fired when people were looking at faces versus when they were looking at houses.
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"And if you're looking at your phone more than you're looking at somebody else's eyes, you're doing the wrong thing," he said.
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Evaluations typically have two parts: impact, looking at whether the program is working, and process, looking at how well it's being implemented.
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" Another neighbor said Paddock told her, "I don't want to be looking at people, and I don't want people looking at me.
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Looking at a share of all webpages is far less useful than is looking at the share of all unique user visits.
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"We are writing specs that we don't understand, and we are looking at the solution, not looking at the problem," he said.
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What researchers found is that pupils expanded slightly when looking at flowers or fish, but dramatically when looking at spiders or snakes.
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I think if I was looking at the evidence we are all looking at, I would see life after this as well.
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The theory is that during shows you aren't supposed to be looking at them; you're supposed to be looking at the clothes.
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Looking at the anatomical figures, he knew right away that he was likely looking at a lizard — and a very early lizard.
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And we would be looking at any increases, whether it's raw materials, freight, interest rates, tariffs, we're looking at it very broadly.
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Q: So by looking at the uncataloged images, for the most part you're looking at the photos that didn't make the canon.
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We're looking at 18 right now for looking at this year's earnings," he said, contending the current market is "much less overvalued.
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And again we had to spend some good time to look at numbers, crunching numbers, looking at the statistics, looking at scenarios.
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I loved looking at the waves the way I loved looking at the Eiffel Tower when it showed up on my commute.
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I was looking at research articles in scientific journals; I was looking at governmental reports; I was looking at books written by former Soviet scientists who were at Chernobyl; I was reading books by Western historians who had looked at Chernobyl.
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"I just paint what I usually paint and maybe people will start looking at the background and looking at the razor wire and looking at people stuck in here, and maybe that'll work better," he said in Australian-accented English.
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FA: We're looking at the literal ways we are connected in society, and looking at technology and how that unites and separates us.
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And so inevitably there's a sense that you're looking at something small and cute and vulnerable who's looking at you and very coy.
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It was a matter of looking at the various natural environments and looking at what adapts particular animals for living in those environment.
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That's the future of sales — looking at wallets and needs instead of looking at how people should be living to enjoy these products.
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You're basically transitioning from looking at a globe to looking at a flat Earth similar to the way you would on Google Maps.
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But it also opens up the possibility that sometimes they're looking at something cool, or just looking at something in a different way.
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"We're not looking at recruiting people to run campaigns, we're looking at building a congressional staff," Ocasio-Cortez spokesman Corbin Trent told Politico.
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He was in the forest, I was in the river, and I was looking at the jaguar and he was looking at me.
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"We're looking at Chevron and Conoco to pull the whole energy sector out of this dip here that we're looking at," added Bapis.
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In those brains, there's actually a different pattern of brain activity when we're looking at faces compared to when we're looking at scenes.
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There's just, you know, I'm looking at Anchor, I'm looking at After School, Down to Lunch — you watch all these things, there's nothing.
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RPT-AMERICAN AIRLINES CEO ON COST REDUCTIONS- LOOKING AT PUSHING OUT PILOT TRAINING CLASSES AS WELL LOOKING AT ALL OF OUR AIRPORT COSTS
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We are spending all the time looking at TV screens and phones when we could be looking at the sky or at fires.
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IF THE STOCK MARKET IS LOOKING AT THE OPTIMISTIC SIDE OF LIFE, THE BOND MARKET IS LOOKING AT THE PESSIMISTIC SIDE OF LIFE.
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Dr. Gharib's lab has previously studied underwater locomotion by looking at jellyfish, and energy harvesting by looking at leaves rustling in the wind.
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I think, whether you're looking at technology or looking at agriculture or the service industry, Georgia's always been the tip of the spear.
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INGRAHAM: This is the Me Too movement, which is exposing some real abuses, but this -- ARROYO: Harvey Weinstein -- INGRAHAM: When you say something like, you are looking at me, it&aposs like kids, Maria is looking at me, stop her looking at me.
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Used by students to study, doctors for explaining medical issues to patients, and by people who like looking at bones for looking at bones.
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But sharing information in order to frame how we are looking at a franchise, looking at an IP, that's something we do very thoughtfully.
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"We're looking at how we can limit harm through blocking and other means, and we're also looking at the opportunity to provide accurate information."
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We'll start by looking at the process of upgrading, then move on to looking at how best to go about buying something completely new.
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When the device detects they are looking at the person who was looking at them they'll receive a tap on the chest to confirm.
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So I understand, and, listen ..." Clarke shot back: "I'm looking at three dead cops this week and I am looking at five last week.
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When you look at a piece of green, you're not looking at a patch of grass, you're looking at it as a natural system.
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"Looking at Q1 as a whole, we're still looking at above-trend growth in Canada," said Andrew Kelvin, senior rates strategist at TD Securities.
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Why am I looking at the same facts that Nisbett and Turkheimer and Harden are looking at and I am getting it absolutely wrong?
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I was no longer looking at the animal who barked during sex, I was looking at Richard—my muscular, much-older, brand new boyfriend.
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Americans spend three to four hours a day looking at their phones, and about 11 hours a day looking at screens of any kind.
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He said that looking at a student's academic record was a "much more holistic way of looking at student 'talent'" than a single test.
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AND WE'RE LOOKING AT JOB GROWTH AND WE'RE LOOKING AT JOB CREATION AND WE SEE A LOT OF VERY GOOD MOMENTUM IN THE NUMBERS.
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And the other issue in the United States is now people are not looking at production, they are looking at economics - 'I want return'.
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Mueller has a lot of resources to throw at the people he's looking at, and he's looking at them for other things than FARA.
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"Tanner added, "The question is, are we looking at the Great Depression or are we looking at a short-term crunch with a bounceback?
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And when I sing about looking at the stars, it's like the only connection you can really have with somebody when you're away from them is looking at the sky at the same time and looking at the stars and constellations and the moon.
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I did some work among the economics community to say, we shouldn't be so much looking at calories, we should be looking at dietary quality.
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"Part of it is me coming in and looking at things we can improve upon, and looking at things that we can restructure," he said.
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You're casting with the very idea of surrounding yourself and when you're looking at casting you're looking at 'Does this guy fit with this woman?
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Pelosi appeared to avoid looking at Trump throughout his address, instead looking over his prepared remarks and looking at her members in the House chamber.
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So you're looking at that, you're looking at what's happening in the world and what our products are doing, that actually was the positive side.
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"You're not looking at the fights, you're not looking at what that relationship looks like without a fancy dress or the makeup on," she says.
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But before looking at potential solutions, it's worth looking at what prompted the decision by Aetna -- and other insurers before it -- to consider backing out.
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Actually looking at the pros and cons of immigrants could open the door to looking at the pros and cons of different groups of people.
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We're looking at the messaging system, which is completely open, we're looking at the kind of videos that are collected and shared by children online.
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" Looking At Me The track that seals the album, "Looking At Me," is filled with Latin beats and trumpets, reminiscent of Camila Cabello's hit "Havana.
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For the 88 toddlers diagnosed with ASD, the scientists found: The children spent significantly less time looking at faces and more time looking at objects.
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If the exhibition brings insight into that, then hopefully they will stop looking at a caricature and start looking at a living, breathing human girl.
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Pain can be judged by looking at changes to physiology, and later by looking at changes in psychology, such as an aversion to certain stimuli.
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We're looking at those products and we're basically trying to duplicate their texture or we're looking at the ingredients they used — and that's very common.
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I am no longer looking at my decade or two left on this farm—I am now suddenly looking at a whole other half-century.
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Companies in the cloud computing industry, which already are looking at spending billions of dollars to address that crisis, are looking at this as well.
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The researchers actually recorded, in each participant, how their brains responded to looking at a face and how they responded to looking at a scene.
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A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women seems to say that letting women be multivalent is a critical piece of letting women be seen.
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So now they're saying, could there be -- now, I haven't even heard that they're looking at obstruct -- I don't know that they're looking at obstruction.
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Our cashflow is very strong, our balance sheet is not fully leveraged-, HG: Mm. HS: And we're looking at Europe, we're looking at North America.
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The difference between looking at a painting in real life and looking at a thumbnail sketch on your computer is the tactility, is the texture.
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I BELIEVE THAT NOW – FROST: LOOKING AT LIVE PICTURES OF PRESIDENT TRUMP AT THE BOEING PLANT AS WELL, WHICH WELL KEEP LOOKING AT THE PICTURES.
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Muzeum Susch's first temporary exhibition, A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women, nevertheless contains about 40 percent of work taken from Kulczyk's personal collection.
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He is looking at the camera in some of the photos because I was looking at him and smiling, sharing in the humour of the moment.
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"I thought he was looking at Kate when he said that," Trump responded, looking at his "Art of Comeback" co-author and fellow guest Kate Bohner.
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These days, we are looking at cities, we are looking at states and making adjustments where we need to to get the talent that we want.
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"When you're looking at the '50s, you're looking at a transitional period after World War II," says Gabriela Hernandez, makeup historian and founder of Bésame Cosmetics.
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Also, looking at the giant screen in my living room probably had me looking at the horrible one in my pocket less, so thanks for that.
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That honesty could spark a conversation about how your partner likes looking at the celebrity, sure, but they love looking at and being with you, too.
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I think that when you have something like this where we're looking at this from way out, you know, and we're looking at this come together.
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"We're not looking at artificial intelligence for the sake of artificial intelligence, we're looking at artificial intelligence for the sake of creating value," added Al Olama.
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"The regulators have been much more active in looking at the M&A space, and looking at the privacy consequences for M&A activity," he noted.
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Looking at photos of yourself as a baby can be sort of cute and endearing, but nobody likes looking at photos of themselves as a teenager.
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All he had to say was "I missed," and kept looking at me, then looking at the log like I was going to clean it up.
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EVANS: WELL, YOU KNOW, WE'RE, YOU KNOW, LOOKING AT THE ECONOMY, WE'RE LOOKING AT A VERY STRONG ECONOMY, STRONG FUNDAMENTALS, AND WE'RE ADJUSTING THE POLICY STANDS.
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AT&T's lawyers are likely looking at the deal from the perspective of a textbook, while regulators are looking at it through the lens of politics.
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"Looking at your face is how kids learn non-verbal empathy cues, and if you are always looking at your screen they won't learn." she said.
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Asked whether Amundi was looking at the possibility to buy Deutsche Bank's listed asset management firm DWS, Perrier said he was always looking at possible acquisitions.
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"Obviously we are looking at going in that direction and we are serious about it, and we will be looking at it next year," he added.
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When they have technology, they're looking at their community, they're looking at the world, and they're saying, How can I use technology to make it better?
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"So we're not looking at a national election, we're looking at a whole bunch of local elections that determine sort of the national outcome," he continued.
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By default, internet companies don't care that we're looking at disinformation so long as we're engaging with content and looking at ads disseminated on their platforms.
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Looking at Greene's photographs, we get the same effect as looking at almost any of the many exhibitions on ancient Egypt — modern Egyptians are conspicuously absent.
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"Looking at my daughters and looking at my family, and as we are starting this church and this innovation community where we're doing education," he said.
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If the subject is looking at the camera then they're looking at the viewer and it means more engagement, but there's also an aspect of interference.
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When we see a mugshot we know that we are no longer looking at a person, we are looking at someone we should consider 'less than'.
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Think of that moment you are looking at an optical illusion when a thing you're looking [at] is suddenly something else, a vase becomes a face.
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"We were interested in looking at the characters that players spend time with—taking on those characters' roles and looking at those characters' bodies," says Lynch.
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Looking at college football schedules is like looking at Wilt Chamberlain's track record—you really don't know how so much went down in so little time.
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Parents that took pictures on homecoming captured the raw moments when our group wasn't looking at the camera but instead we were looking at each other.
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The dozens of scrapbook binders contained in the archive are a window into his self-image as a celebrity: Armstrong looking at us looking at him.
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We are no longer looking at 'No Negroes Allowed' and stuff like that, but you're looking at the same thing, which says, these are barriers here.
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So there's a bit of a divergence from what the strategic investors are looking at and what some of the short-term investors are looking at.
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They're lecturing and giving material out, and the students are looking at their computers, looking at a whole lot of other things at the same time.
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Looking at the past, but looking at it through the lens of the present is something that you really see in how she's addressing the land.
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So we're not looking at doubling of homicides from two to four; we're looking at doubling of homicides from 50 to 100 or 75 to 493.
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Looking at an Atari 2600 would not have prepared you for Far Cry any more than looking at the Lascaux cave paintings would prepare you for Rembrandt.
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It was about me looking at the amount of money that was on the line and looking at what I would be able to do with it.
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I created the image above using the word "malfeasance" and a picture of Keanu Reeves (because looking at his face is undoubtedly preferable to looking at mine).
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When we get to later-stage projects, we're looking at the open-source code; we're looking at the community; we're assessing how do you create a moat.
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And so what he&aposs now looking at is, hey, if you pardon them on federal charges, they still could very well be looking at state charges.
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"Anytime I'm looking at scripts, I'm looking at lines, I want to show young brown boys they don't need to hide in whiteness or blackness," he said.
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"Looking at things like social media, looking at things like smart phones, those kinds of windows, if you will, into people's backgrounds and their activity," he added.
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A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women at the Museum Susch suggests that letting women be multivalent is a critical piece of letting women be seen.
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"We are looking at the possibility, strongly looking at it to be honest with you," he said on Friday in response to a question about the proposal.
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"I see a hearing right now looking at bias, looking at all the issues we talked about, from privacy to China," Mr. McCarthy said after the meeting.
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That led her to think about the experience of looking at a slide — and how different that is from the experience of looking at a digital image.
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"Right now we don't have somebody looking at terror, and we should be looking at terror," Mr. Trump said of the alliance in the March 2016 interview.
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I mean, it's very specific in its imagery, but it is a real attempt at looking at black people as a white person looking at black people.
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The reason they only spend a few minutes looking at a pitch deck is because they're constantly looking at pitches in hopes they'll come across another unicorn.
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Looking at the collection of all the handwritten lists now is like looking at a personal highlight reel; they're a record of some of my best days.
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But if you're inside these companies and you've got Bub Mueller, the special investigator, looking at this, you have Congress looking at this, what do you do?
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"Usually, I have a sense of why we're looking at what we're looking at, even if I don't have specific details…there are some days when we're looking at the same spot for multiple hours…but I don't think we ever find ourselves bored inside the cockpit," Briana said.
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For a lot of people coming in, although the barman might be looking at them as a customer, they might be looking at the barman as a friend.
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Then everything is online, everything is easily accessible and everybody explodes looking at blogs, and also looking at what's cheap to produce, the amount of available political opinion.
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" (Here's more about the screen time debate.) He later added, "If you're looking at your phone more than you're looking at people's eyes, you're doing the wrong thing.
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He said he had found comfort only when he "stopped looking at myself and started looking at others," including 17 black women judges who won elections in Houston.
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"We're looking at it and we're looking at it in different ways, and we're talking to Republicans and Democrats about it," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Asked whether Amundi was looking at the possibility to buy smaller rivals, Perrier said he was always looking at acquisition opportunities, "but there aren't many on the market".
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Scientists are looking at other innovative ways to detect glucose — by looking at how infrared light shines through a thin patch of skin, like an earlobe, for instance.
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"I am just looking at my steering wheel for a large portion of the lap — all the way down the straight just looking at my wheel," he said.
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The US vice president, looking at the MDL and the North Korean building behind it, while North Korean soldiers took pictures of the vice president looking at them.
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Even looking at pictures of nature on her phone or computer can reduce stress, or looking at pictures of cute animals can help her focus on something else.
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All the women costumed for this exhibition, it might be argued, are poorly watched — we are looking at their garments, their accessories, but are we looking at them?
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Some products can isolate measurements around very specific muscle groups, so it's not just looking at the body, but also looking at very specific parts of the body.
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"We are looking at options and we are looking at how to mitigate the impacts on U.S. business interests" and on other countries in the region, Tillerson said.
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Looking at only one server is like looking at only one particular building in a larger battlefield and then thinking you can understand the battle's evolution over time.
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STEPHENSON: IF IT WERE A CEO LOOKING AT MEDIA ACQUISITIONS AND DEALS, I DON'T THINK I WOULD BE LOOKING AT THEM TODAY ANY DIFFERENTLY THAN I DID YESTERDAY.
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Also, I want to be safe, so I don't think anyone can tell what I have in my car by looking at it or by looking at me.
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I'm sitting here now, typing this, looking at mom and baby hanging out on the sofa, baby sucking her thumb and looking at me, all big-eyed and cooing.
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"Different regions of the brain light up when you're looking at emojis compared to not looking at emojis," said Linda Kaye, senior lecturer in psychology, who led the analysis.
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I've been looking at the $930 starting price for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8, scratching my head in bewilderment, looking at that price again, and furrowing my brows.
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"We're not looking at it to grow the segment, we're looking at it to maintain the leadership," he told CNBC last month during a media briefing for the vehicle.
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They're really looking at the underlying cause of hangover and they're a very separate group from the more entrepreneurial folks who are looking at hangovers from the top down.
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A man who damaged his eyes 55 years ago while looking at a partial solar eclipse is warning others about the risks of looking at the sun without protection.
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This process first involved looking at the geometric objects (known as algebraic varieties) defined by the solutions to classes of polynomial functions, rather than looking at the functions themselves.
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I think it's sort of they're looking at retailers, and retailers are looking at them as our best bet to try to not let this ... Right, Google is. Absolutely.
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If you stop looking at what you expect to see and start thinking about what you might be looking at, Tim's work often leads you to a different position.
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High school students couldn't tell that that was a fake photo: They weren't looking at attribution, they weren't looking at the source, they weren't looking for a photographer credit.
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Students everywhere collectively gulped in dismay at the exceptionally high boundaries this year: Looking at the unofficial mark scheme for maths v Looking at the grade boundaries #GCSEResults2016 pic.twitter.
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"By looking at low-emission vehicles, by looking at transportation corridors, we can not just reduce the pollution, but we can provide opportunities," said McCarthy, the former EPA administrator.
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When Sigmon is looking at the screen of his phone, as we often do during video chats, it looks like he's making eye contact by looking at the camera.
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"What's happening is people are looking at this as one item instead of looking at everything we are doing, lowering the rate, doubling the standard deduction," McCarthy told CNN.
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"We're looking at things like the yield curve aggressively flattening, we're looking at inflation expectations falling and we're starting to see some weakness in the credit markets," he said.
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They took the weightless creature looking at us looking at it — some see it as a symbol of the internet itself — and transformed it into a three-dimensional sculpture.
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So, there will be this dichotomy between looking at the world as a whole, and looking at the interests of individual nations, and we'll see what President Trump says.
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But he was looking at them footworkers and it was dope to know that the bro popped in and he was looking at it and he was just smiling.
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I was aware that this was an issue in, like, they're looking at images, when the bots are crawling images, and what set of images are you looking at?
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" - Cari, 232 "Stop looking at your damn phone.
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" - Cara, 32 "No one is looking at you.
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Most of us spend a huge chunk—if not the majority—of our days looking at screens, but far fewer spend time looking at screens specifically designed to display art.
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Looking at how things are doing, looking at what we can do within the space and eventually come to a conclusion, but it's not like it's an a-ha moment.
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He talked about how he "hates" seeing people looking at their phones at the games and that he's been looking at augmented reality to improve the experience in the arena.
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I would like to see sentencing reform moved, but I'm also looking at this from a practical purpose of looking at families right now and saying let's help them now.
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About halfway through I was like, this is too creepy, and started looking at the screen and looking over at her, and looking at the screen, and over at her.
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However, it's important to keep in mind that looking at the overall pattern of traits an individual person exhibits is probably more informative than looking at specific traits in isolation.
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Looking at numbers or looking at a box score you might have one thought but I thought that I stayed in the game a lot better than I have lately.
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"I became really interested in using this tool as a way of looking at the ocean and thinking about the way that industry is looking at the ocean," he states.
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So when they're looking at young kids on the farm and deciding who's going to be the next major leaguer, they're looking at the guys that have the big velo.
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After Christchurch, people have been looking at me for a bit longer than usual, and I wonder if they are they looking at me because they feel sorry for me?
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"We're not only looking at coal, nuclear generation, we're looking at all generation and we're looking at how the grid comes together which is why my team has been focused on developing the North American resiliency model which is focused on understanding and highlighting the interdependencies of the different systems," he said.
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JW: There is a bit of a cognitive dissonance from when you're looking at the painting because it is rendered in various abstract forms, and there's a moment of looking at it and trying to understand what you're looking at, and then the moment of realization is what distances you from the work.
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I was seeing in internally at Qwest, but I was also looking at these founders that I was working with in my business development role, and looking at their psychological makeup.
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Looking at the wireless module connector and guessing whether it will matter is like looking at an ancient altar and trying to guess what arcane rituals it was truly meant for.
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"With me it's not just about looking at the past but also looking at things right now and building a wardrobe that is contemporary ... with a cocktail of elements," he added.
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"At the end of the day, it's the human beings who are looking at the essay, looking at the extracurricular activities and pitching to their board of admissions officers," Pasari says.
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"If you're looking at just music, and you're looking at a dedicated device for that, that's where the market is at the moment — there's no doubt," agrees Gartner analyst Ranjit Atwal.
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"It's just looking at the sport of swimming and being a student of it, studying video and looking at each race as a privilege and something that's really fun," Worrell said.
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If you think about it in terms of metrics, it would be a shift from looking at raw pageviews and unique users, to looking at time on site and homepage traffic.
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Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Simmons pushed his parents to send him to the United States after looking at YouTube clips, studying rankings and looking at his high school competition.
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It really is edge to edge: There are no cut-outs for the selfie camera, which means no notches (looking at you, Apple) and no hole punches (looking at you, Samsung).
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"Today's announcement is focused on shipping, but there's a lot of additional components that we'll be looking at," said Jariwala, noting in particular Walmart was looking at Jet's smart cart feature.
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So at the end of the day, what you're looking at is more expense to the average American, and you're also looking at limiting the number of websites that have prominence.
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Customers in Phoenix are looking at a premium increase of 145 percent, while customers in Providence, R.I., are looking at a 14 percent decrease, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis.
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There's certainly a debate among political scientists about this, but I'm a social psychologist, so I'm not looking at people's views about policy; I'm looking at their views about each other.
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I'm happy with the people who are wandering around looking at the stars but I am looking at the ground and I want to fix the pothole before I fall in.
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Both McDonald&aposs and Ford hope to carry on looking at more ways to collaborate with one another on creating a more sustainable future, including looking at utilizing more waste products.
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"Why would they keep photographing and looking at power stations, why are they looking at the interconnectors that bring so much electricity and so much energy into our country," Williamson added.
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But a good way to learn about a person is by looking at their books, and we can learn a whole lot by looking at Hermione's bookshelf in her Ministry office.
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" McMaster replied: "We've got them [DOD] looking at options.
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You would look at ... Here's what I'm looking at.
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There's huge countries — UK is looking at medical legalization.
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MATTHEW MADDOX: It -- we are looking at multiple cities.
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" Looking at me, Elman says, "That's always the question.
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"I'm thinking, Jesus , they're looking at me," he said.
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" "Looking at the statistics, I had excellent prenatal care.
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" And, looking at his games: "What am I doing?
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Looking at strangers' images feels very voyeuristic — borderline creepy.
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LG: "Are you looking at things for ..." all this.
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" She goes on: "Have you started looking at schools?
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But then I began … looking at them deeply myself.
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Like you can — it's like looking at a museum.
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QUICK: THEY – LOOK, WE'RE LOOKING AT THIS NEW CHANGE.
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"Powell is not looking at just the US economy right now; he's looking at the international landscape and the trade outlook," said Robert Frick, corporate economist with the Navy Federal Credit Union.
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When you think about 3D, if you index a shoe for example, a consumer looking at a shoe doesn't really make sense unless they're looking at it in order to buy something.
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"You have to be careful with the way we are looking at these diets, because the average consumer is looking at trends that are coming from human foods," the Dr. Maniet says.
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No, you're not looking at Ivan Drago ... you're looking at a totally shredded Kristaps Porzingis, who's clearly taking no days off during his time off the court -- 'cause the dude is JACKED.
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As a prosecutor, there are cases that stick with you, that haunt you … sometimes in this business we're faced with looking at human depravity and that's what we are looking at here.
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Charley Cooper, managing director of R3, a consortium of banks looking at using the technology behind digital currencies, said companies looking at ICOs needed to be certain the exemption applied to them.
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It was looking at that construction process, of looking at enslaved African, African-born, and American-born slaves and showing how pictures were being used to somehow legitimize the subjugation of slaves.
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Imagine a web of gazes all around the room: the baritones looking at the basses, the second sopranos all looking at, singing to, training their longing on the same lethally hot countertenor.
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Reaching up for things and feeling someone looking at me, turning and seeing Mike Bloomberg directly looking at my skirt going up and giving me a little look, like a sexual look.
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"We didn't show it by showing similar styles of pottery, we didn't show it by looking at texts, we showed it by looking at the DNA of the people themselves," Master said.
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"I was looking at Panic in Needle Park, I was looking at all these roles that he did," Lerman told the Times, name checking Pacino's other films Serpico and Dog Day Afternoon.
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"In our work on election integrity, what we've basically figured out is that often it's not looking at the content that's most important it's looking at the patterns of activity," Zuckerberg said.
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We're simply purposefully looking at calibrating, getting rid of duplication, looking at things that hurt the mortgage markets, hurt this kind of market, so you can enhance growth and do it safely.
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After all, looking at a white screen isn't the same as looking at white paper, and it's about time our gadgets had menus and UIs that make sense in a digital world. [Bloomberg]
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We are not looking at a P/E which has been stretched beyond historic norms as was the case in 1999, nor are we looking at a dot com bubble ready to implode.
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Such tension energizes the Guggenheim exhibition, whose audience walks the halls with deserved paranoia: everyone seems hyperaware that others might be looking at them looking at the artist's explicit nudes — and they're right.
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Looking at media (and we are all looking at media via everything from TV shows and movies to music videos and advertisements, whether we like it or not), that's how the world appears.
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"I hope we get [the faces of] missing people out there and get people looking at them a second time, a third time, and looking at their name," Berry told PEOPLE last year.
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So instead of looking at a screen with a yellow tint, as you would with the glasses or the software, you're just looking at a normal display with lots less invisible blue light.
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You can automate some of this, but in the end you need some degree of people either looking at the video or people complaining about their video and then looking at those complaints.
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BUT WE'RE SITTING HERE LOOKING AT NOT ONLY LOOKING AT THE SELLOFF IN STOCKS TODAY, PETER, BUT INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, THE YIELD ON THE BENCHMARK, THE TEN-YEAR, YOU KNOW, TREASURY NOTE, IT'S FALLING.
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I'm looking at it because I'm as frustrated I think any patriot should be looking at his or her role right now and trying to make this country decent again and strong again.
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"All of Jim's retirement funds were going to his care, we were looking at the potential of losing our house, and I was looking at a very destitute future for myself," she recalled.
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The board and management was just looking at this wide discrepancy between the value that we saw in this company and the performance we've shown and where the street was looking at us.
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But, but – I said, I think NATO is obsolete, and I think that – because I don't think – right now we don't have somebody looking at terror, and we should be looking at terror.
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And so we are, we're looking at businesses outside of the U.S., we're looking at businesses, you know, smaller businesses inside the U.S. And so, we've just always been a highly acquisitive business.
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"We're all looking at the same piles of dollars, we're all looking at the same corporate sponsors," conceded Silvia Karman Cubiñá, the executive director and chief curator at the Bass Museum of Art.
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"I think there ought to be a role for someone who is looking at stories that aren't covered by everybody else, and who is looking at things a little bit differently," Carlson said.
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"I'm looking at the prospect for the global economy and looking at the price of metals and there seems to be a significant disconnect between the two," said CMC markets strategist Michael Hewson.
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Everybody was just looking at the floor going, 'Holy fuck.
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"You get used to people looking at you," she shares.
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They'll know what you're looking at, even if you don't.
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We are looking at the shift in the Fed policy.
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"She kept looking at herself in the mirror," Alvarez said.
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That said, there are other ways of looking at data.
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Maybe the monster that we're looking at has our face.
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Vanessa turned around for a split second, looking at them.
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Sense360 isn't the only company that's looking at customer behavior.
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Random people passing by also enjoyed looking at the dinosaurs.
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The trends diverged a bit when looking at each stage.
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Otherwise, it's no looking at my phone, no sending emails.
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Just imagine unlocking your iPhone just by looking at it.
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So we are looking at a potential serious showdown tomorrow.
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"Looking at it doesn't make me feel good," she said.
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If so, who is looking at the image and why?
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Looking at the big expenses can be a powerful strategy.
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We're looking at issues around food, nature, human life, reality.
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You've made investments looking at developing South Pars as well.
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Someone they were looking at, how much they get paid.
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Just looking at your checking account balance can be misleading.
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These pictures you're looking at were shot in one day.
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Just keep looking at me and keep walking with me.
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So, we are looking at this in great detail, Wilfred.
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That's close to four feet of cat you're looking at.
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What Was Euron Looking At In The Episode 5 Promo?
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"We're definitely looking at figures in the billions," he said.
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Looking at the book rankings by popularity reveals very few
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We have an obsession with looking at ourselves from space.
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Some European funds are among those looking at the region.
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You've got to be looking at the full talent pool.
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This was my first question when looking at Vidgo's lineup.
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We are looking at much more disruption in the future.
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Looking at more costs too much and takes too long.
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You're looking at the future of transplantation, which is incredible.
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Looking at her work, it's very easy to see why.
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Looking at it under a microscope reveals a shimmering iridescence.
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But he also seemed pleased, looking at the big picture.
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WE ARE LOOKING AT SOME NONSTRATEGIC ASSETS THAT WE OWN.
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I can't stop looking at the printout in Sheila's hand.
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Looking at the page, James' love of animals is clear.
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Northern California is also looking at heavy rain starting Sunday.
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He just said, 'Why is that guy looking at me?
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Pace Ralli: We came about looking at the ferry system.
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The people that I'm looking at are total light weights.
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But looking at her cell phone screen, Batulo is shocked.
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Or are you looking at this as being the future?
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Looking at the page, James' love of animals is undeniable.
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"Policy makers should be looking at those examples," she says.
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Some smaller companies are looking at parts of Home Capital.
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And we're looking at a series of different lifestyle diseases.
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We're looking at a lot of different modes of transportation.
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"We're looking at ways to reduce the precursors," he said.
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Instead, we should be looking at its wiggles and squirms.
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" "It's become like looking at your group texts with friends.
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But are we looking at this the correct way here?
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Who wouldn't crack a smile looking at those photogenic faces?
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With both displays running, you're looking at about half that.
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You walk around everywhere, everyone is looking at their phone.
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Now, she's looking at a lifetime of scans and treatments.
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"We're looking at all opportunities to leverage technology," he said.
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You're looking at the newest addition to SUR's wait staff!
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Still, I had mixed impressions looking at the finished piece.
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"Just stay here forever?" he asked, not looking at Max.
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People would drive by really slow looking at the house.
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Would he still love looking at the moon each night?
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In looking at the work, I don't think they are.
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Looking at your phone, cinematically, is just not very interesting.
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We're looking at business investment starting to pick up, finally.
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I think those two are the ones everyone's looking at.
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I became very intimate with looking at Lee Quinones' murals.
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You're the one looking at me and talking to me.
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Meanwhile, Skedaddle is looking at about 250,000 rides in 2016.
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Sammi couldn't speak, she just looking at him in dread.
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Pierce said you can imagine looking at a full moon.
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I gotta give [Riedl] credit for looking at this source.
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So Arkansas was still looking at ways to cut carbon.
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Early on you're mostly wandering around and looking at things.
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Looking at individual stocks, Societe Generale was also trading higher.
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And new research looking at these questions is pretty ominous.
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Luckily, he may also be someone we love looking at.
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"The maps are made looking at historical observations," Eby said.
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No one is looking at anyone else in the room.
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Young mothers huddle around a table looking at holiday snaps.
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I was looking at a Business Insider story earlier today.
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But the startup is looking at other potential revenue streams.
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Google is also looking at ways to commercialize its technology.
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Someone might be finally looking at it like a cost.
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I think any objective person looking at the way Sen.
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The pastor, for his part, hadn't stopped looking at Earl.
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Here you can look at people looking at the eclipse.
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Do you support that way of looking at a film?
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"Of course we are looking at it closely," he said.
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But there's been multiple trials looking at a stroke model.
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The answer can be found by looking at a map.
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Sitting in silence and looking at their phones, of course.
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"Well, I'm looking at that beautiful red [hair]," he said.
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"You get used to people looking at you," she shared.
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Tastemakers is looking at ancillary partnership and revenue share opportunities.
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Looking at food, eating food — even just learning about food.
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"I can never forget looking at my statement," Gbajabiamila added.
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It was 7.30 AM and I'm looking at John's account.
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We're really looking at two press events mashed into one.
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"I didn't learn this by looking at YouTube," he says.
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"This is looking at one point in time," said D'Angelo.
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Mr. Porter (Derek Luke) is seen looking at Bryce's file.
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That's not the kind of data that we're looking at.
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We're looking at it as kind of a flexible insulation.
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All of us were kind of looking at each other.
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Other ways of looking at market breadth generate similar readings.
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They were looking at the folks who always show up.
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"Looking at them made my stomach hurt," his son writes.
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I am looking at globes, one of which is topographical.
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We are really looking at — it is a data audit.
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You're looking at the electrical activity of the heart muscles.
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Looking at the mother now, the familial resemblance was obvious.
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Exactly. You were looking at applications other than iMessage, correct?
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So we're looking at an extremely iterative hardware revision here.
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They are looking at the same poll as everyone else.
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"I felt like everyone was looking at me," she says.
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And that's without even looking at everything else that's wrong.
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I'm actually looking at it as a momentum name lately.
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We are looking at general market trends, not comparing companies.
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Then they start looking at different, you know, training manuals.
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It's looking at developing other products, too, like surgical saws.
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I'm doubting it a little bit, looking at those corners.
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By this time, investigators are likely looking at several angles.
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The images you're looking at are just a reference design.
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Word on the street is they're looking at Marco Rubio.
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So what you're looking at here is my travel kit.
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We might be looking at another one of those here.
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"We're looking at multiple companies and multiple individuals," she said.
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Are there particular international precedents that you are looking at?
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We've been looking at different spaces [asking] exactly that question.
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Jukebox past the booths, two people stand looking at it.
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"Right now, we're still looking at raw tonnage," Rahman says.
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But we would have been looking at an unmoving target.
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People stop looking at him with unthinking respect and admiration.
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And at Burger Boogaloo everyone isn't looking at their phone.
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"Everyone can do a headstand," he said, looking at me.
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Officials said they are looking at a cellphone for information.
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This is a new way of looking at cell function.
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The IMF director suggested looking at best practices from Mozambique.
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That's right, we're looking at an Animal Crossing survival game.
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North Korea is looking at a different type of deal.
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But I'm looking at flavour profile for the most part.
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I'm looking at Splunk right here, which is actually good.
|
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" Added Iaconetti, "I knew that he was looking at me!
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This shift is particularly visible when looking at decadal averages.
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Just looking at Gene Wilder always made my heart smile.
|
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But looking at the temperature data, this scenario seems unlikely.
|
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What are the ranges that we should be looking at?
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But what if you were looking at the "data" objectively?
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"Your name's Niall, no," she said while looking at another.
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Samsung, Sony, Bragi, Bose, and others are worth looking at.
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Some seemed like obvious fakes just by looking at them.
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"We've been looking at that for a while," Cummings said.
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Second, by looking at both sides of the pricing equation.
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Earlier this year, Auckland was looking at a similar plan.
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That's the kind of change we're looking at with 5G.
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I'm just looking at the top of the CBC story.
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Lassen immediately knew that he was looking at an opportunity.
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" Adds Iaconetti: "I knew that he was looking at me!
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Bloomberg News first reported that Trump was looking at O'Neill.
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"Looking at who works for Google," Yiannopoulos wrote on Facebook.
|
|
Navarro appears to be looking at her bigger picture, too.
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Also note: The IARC is only looking at cancer risks.
|
|
It's not clear how long a wait we're looking at.
|
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Instead, he suggests, Susie could start looking at other schools.
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Companies are looking at mining asteroids in the near future.
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WE'RE LOOKING AT A BALANCE, WE HAD INTEREST RATES LOW.
|
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However, I just wanted to stop looking at that image.
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Of course, you won't burn your eyes looking at ours.
|
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Are we looking at disintegrating stars or unknown force fields?
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We're still looking at 2 percent growth with productivity challenges.
|
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We've studied the market and we're looking at different targets.
|
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Imagine just looking at the phone and having it unlock.
|
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They had a different way of looking at the universe.
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According to me, art is something I like looking at.
|
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Looking at pictures of early computers reveals their clunky origins.
|
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Denmark's Financal Supervisory Authority is also looking at the bank.
|
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Portland is not the only city looking at the question.
|
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Always use proper equipment when looking at a solar eclipse.
|
|
Minutes later, a staffer looking at a phone answered him.
|
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But I also felt something else, looking at my hair.
|
|
Our LPs are also looking at companies which helps us.
|
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Looking at these delicate, inviting displays, my eyelids grow heavy.
|
|
For our purposes, we were looking at the OrgName field.
|
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"Looking at them, I knew they were good," Holiday said.
|
|
How do you assess it right now, looking at it?
|
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I started looking at Bella, which I found very frustrating.
|
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She was just instantly looking at, 'What's the frame here?
|
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He's not looking at it, and he skates every day.
|
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Try looking at facts and spreading love, compassion, and understanding.
|
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"That is something that we are looking at," he said.
|
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Looking at one is enough to make your head spin.
|
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"We're looking at that and seeing if it's workable," Sen.
|
|
"We're looking at a human trafficking crime here," McManus said.
|
|
You can tell just by looking at the red carpet.
|
|
France is also looking at rules to block fake news.
|
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Now they're looking at borrowing more money to cover operations.
|
|
What photographers were you looking at back then versus now?
|
|
And looking at the numbers from that perspective changes things.
|
|
When looking at Geddes' photos, you can't help but smile.
|
|
We're looking at the growth of the global middle class.
|
|
We're looking at: What is the next decade of storytelling?
|
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"We're looking at two new facilities in Texas," Farr said.
|
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We're looking at around 2020 before it all shakes out.
|
|
As such, we're looking at a relatively slow week ahead.
|
|
"We're going to keep looking at all of those things."
|
|
It is not the only company looking at such equipment.
|
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We're looking at safer, more effective ways to kill mosquitoes.
|
|
We are looking at this as a means of facilitating.
|
|
Q: Looking at the markets, do you see bargains anywhere?
|
|
That's me looking at my unlocked weapons in Battlefield 1.
|
|
Were looking at two new facilities in Texas, Farr said.
|
|
Some new mining projects are looking at alternative power sources.
|
|
So he is going to be looking at those things.
|
|
And, after looking at these pics ... can ya blame him?!?!
|
|
Otherwise we're looking at Las Vegas and St. Petersburg, Florida.
|
|
For these upgrades, you'll be looking at a $3,150 bundle.
|
|
Looking at the chart of XBI, Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
|
|
Looking at history, Congress doesn't like these kinds of rebukes.
|
|
The agency is "also looking at SolarCity," the paper reported.
|
|
"I'm looking at it like rehabilitation for me," he says.
|
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", and not looking at them like they are a danger."
|
|
Facebook may be looking at new ways to monetize Messenger.
|
|
Double that and you're looking at a completely altered planet.
|
|
"She's looking at her cell phone!" the woman said, laughing.
|
|
I get flashes of that anxiety looking at the MacBook.
|
|
Whatever it is, I just can't stop looking at him.
|
|
"We're looking at a different future going forward," she said.
|
|
He was looking at a woman scarred by the war.
|
|
What should their takeaway be after looking at these numbers?
|
|
But when I'm looking at roles, it's a gut process.
|
|
Rating: How sweaty are you getting just looking at this?
|
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Rating: How quenched are you getting just looking at this?
|
|
Overhauling politics requires looking at why and how people vote.
|
|
You're gonna be looking at markets like Indonesia, like India.
|
|
I was looking at the social media on the show.
|
|
It's a completely different way of looking at the world.
|
|
Nobody was looking at her footwork, I can assure you.
|
|
I like looking at young people's work and friends' work.
|
|
"I'm looking at that right now," Trump told Bloomberg News.
|
|
Right now Stephanie Link is looking at Bank of America.
|
|
Uber is looking at adding benefits and insurance for drivers
|
|
Start by looking at each school's estimated cost of attendance.
|
|
I think they're strongly looking at doing something very soon.
|
|
Just looking at the photos, it doesn't seem too special.
|
|
And looking at how they're collected helps to unveil why.
|
|
"I think the President is looking at it," Cohn said.
|
|
"I'm looking at it like rehabilitation for me," he said.
|
|
This will be sectors which I will be looking at.
|
|
Peter didn't understand what the man could be looking at.
|
|
But if he didn't, we're only looking at four years.
|
|
It's calculated by looking at a household's income and assets.
|
|
I sat there for two hours just looking at them.
|
|
"Most studies are looking at inducing weight loss," Kumar said.
|
|
I'm looking at you, Kate Winslet, Jamie Lee Curtis, Zendaya.
|
|
Trader Joe's is something I could see Amazon looking at.
|
|
Ethiopian has previously it was looking at around 13 787s.
|
|
"Right now, I'm looking at it, yeah," Tony tells us.
|
|
Looking at America from the outside, Niko doesn't see cops.
|
|
Each person is looking at it from a different lens.
|
|
"We are looking at new ways of prediction," added Sharma.
|
|
Bruce faces 15 years while Deborah is looking at five.
|
|
What do you think about when you're looking at investments?
|
|
And maybe you've been looking at Huawei devices from afar.
|
|
This way, you think you're looking at a 3D object.
|
|
What feeling do you get looking at these photos now?
|
|
"We are always looking at how we can do more."
|
|
Now we are looking at the result of hate speech.
|
|
I think that looking at history can be very instructive.
|
|
"Right now I'm looking at about nine companies," she said.
|
|
"That's a big thing that we're looking at," he said.
|
|
It's also looking at expanding its online video advertising business.
|
|
"I'm walking through the hallways looking at players," he said.
|
|
I also love looking at old runways shows of designers.
|
|
Are we looking at our crossword through a funhouse mirror?
|
|
I wasn't looking up at nostrils or looking at navels.
|
|
Vaughters: The guy I'm really looking at is Thibaut Pinot.
|
|
Often people feel like they're not looking at themselves anymore.
|
|
But even looking at a map doesn't help much, sometimes.
|
|
So we're looking at making the format something like that.
|
|
Wells, calling butts "derrières" and apologizing for looking at them.
|
|
Clara is looking at me skeptically, but it does work.
|
|
Start looking at all of those little clues — they matter.
|
|
You were probably looking at a big rectangle of lies.
|
|
I would hit somebody just for looking at me wrong.
|
|
Who doesn't want to spend their day looking at emoji?
|
|
We're looking at other locations where they can be deployed.
|
|
Specifically, they're looking at how retinoic acid receptors regulate fertility.
|
|
"So, we're just looking at the tip of the iceberg."
|
|
"I'm looking at that right now," he told Bloomberg News.
|
|
But Vasquez wasn't looking at the road during that second.
|
|
He saw Mona looking at Sara, smiling at her more.
|
|
No one's looking at their TV Guides for the channels.
|
|
"No one was looking at her specific case," she said.
|
|
"looking at" reversing the Obama administration's hostile response to Russia's
|
|
JD.com isn't the only company looking at delivery by drone.
|
|
Then he made the mistake of looking at his watch.
|
|
There's a special counsel who's looking at the whole problem.
|
|
And people would be like, 'What am I looking at?
|
|
It's worth looking at the video of the "Today" show.
|
|
In addition, the team is also looking at expanding internationally.
|
|
They're really going to be looking at the wage number.
|
|
But AirAsia wouldn't necessarily be looking at China's largest cities.
|
|
I don't have a "model" looking at discounted cash flow.
|
|
Congress is looking at ways to fill gaps like these.
|
|
Looking at longer term holding periods presents a different picture.
|
|
Still, it's worth looking at the underlying reality of the
|
|
You're looking at the National Archives and the White House.
|
|
Kuoni added it was also looking at other strategic options.
|
|
They are also looking at links between Russia and Trump.
|
|
"We're looking at allowing people to stay here," he said.
|
|
With no hesitance, it is looking at Google for help.
|
|
We're looking at someone who knows about old optical equipment.
|
|
It also makes sense when looking at past election returns.
|
|
Don't see the meeting through their eyes looking at you.
|
|
I loved guessing an athlete's sport by looking at them.
|
|
I'm looking at this more as an actor discovering something.
|
|
Arty was looking at another quarter century of supporting Gladys.
|
|
Is that the most useful thing to be looking at?
|
|
I was standing there looking at my colleagues, just beaming.
|
|
LOOKING AT OUR OBJECTIVES OF PRICE STABILITY AND MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT.
|
|
We were actually looking at science, and putting together information.
|
|
Looking at luxury, Burberry dropped more than 6 percent Wednesday.
|
|
Now INSIDER is looking at where teachers spend the most.
|
|
I'm super excited about that, looking at a couple movies.
|
|
We were looking at it as a possible hedging tool.
|
|
So teams started looking at younger and less experienced drivers.
|
|
She even started looking at property to buy in Mexico.
|
|
She did not say which airlines she was looking at.
|
|
Looking at death rates alone only tells half the story.
|
|
TikTok is definitely the next version that we're looking at.
|
|
Without looking at it, he places it in his pocket.
|
|
"No one's looking at biomorphic design for inspiration," she said.
|
|
But it's also worth looking at vote share — whether Mrs.
|
|
The NTSB will be looking at weather and air traffic.
|
|
"She loves Disney," he said, looking at his daughter indulgently.
|
|
She isn't looking at him; she is smiling into space.
|
|
In short, Bumble is looking at some big next steps.
|
|
Many people are looking at Sanders' leadership the same way.
|
|
I guess that's one way of looking at prison time?
|
|
I was looking at a Nick Jonas Instagram by accident.
|
|
I was just looking at pictures from it this morning.
|
|
Waving at a person who definitely wasn't looking at you.
|
|
"I was too busy, looking at... you know..." Sam says.
|
|
Analysts from 38 North had been looking at satellite image.
|
|
Looking at these murals feels like walking into his mind.
|
|
My eyes just welled up looking at that one face.
|
|
What were you looking at when you were growing up?
|
|
Again, I like looking at what we've done with drivers.
|
|
Sometimes they entail looking at familiar objects with fresh eyes.
|
|
We were especially interested in looking at differences by age.
|
|
They are looking at ways to limit monthly premium increases.
|
|
Amazon has also been looking at entering the healthcare sector.
|
|
At a bare minimum, we are looking at Goldilocks 2.0.
|
|
People have been looking at pixels for much too long.
|
|
"I've always enjoyed looking at Audubon's prints," LaMacchia told Hyperallergic.
|
|
They're looking at making you feel as uncomfortable as possible.
|
|
Everyone was looking at me as some leader and shit.
|
|
"I don't think we're looking at a Jonestown," he said.
|
|
It's really hard to tell just by looking at him.
|
|
But banks are not just looking at their own systems.
|
|
The uneven surface is what I end up looking at.
|
|
Looking at the torrent flowing past, she became immediately concerned.
|
|
So you're looking at more likely a 20 percent increase.
|
|
So instead, you had to start looking at the metrics.
|
|
My mind couldn't really grasp what I was looking at.
|
|
Looking at this I can only assume this is his.
|
|
From Alpine, you're looking at paying similar prices or more.
|
|
"We are looking at less than five years," he said.
|
|
WAPNER: YEP, WELL, LOOKING AT CRUDE OIL BACK ABOVE $71.
|
|
"I just kept looking at Vanessa's face," Mr. Le said.
|
|
Isn't it weird to see monks looking at their smartphones?
|
|
They're looking at putting 200 people on a Boeing 737.
|
|
Users can unlock the phone simply by looking at it.
|
|
"He's in a ... track suit," McGregor said, looking at Mayweather.
|
|
"They had to stop looking at it," Mr. Gonzalez said.
|
|
"Certainly we are looking at more guidance counselors," she said.
|
|
" He added, "We're looking at it in a lighthearted way.
|
|
"After looking at it, I was dead wrong," he said.
|
|
Looking at them you could practically hear the birds chirping.
|
|
Or it's one of the projects we've been looking at.
|
|
We're looking at May 30 but we can't seal anything.
|
|
Yes, we're looking at you, California, and your sunny weather.
|
|
Yes, there are people looking at what that would entail.
|
|
But looking at it now, I kind of dig that.
|
|
Looking at her work, we go down the rabbit hole.
|
|
I have been looking at things for a long time.
|
|
"Looking at art has influenced me — 100 percent," she added.
|
|
I am looking at one or two cuts this year.
|
|
I want to help them understand what they're looking at.
|
|
It's clear they're looking at these things from the outside.
|
|
What are the two to three things you're looking at?
|
|
As I write, I am looking at my grandmother's diploma.
|
|
Then there's an opportunity to start looking at something else.
|
|
She could see people in the distance looking at her.
|
|
I was looking at my friend like, shit they're right.
|
|
She's looking at some schools in Canada, despite the cold.
|
|
"I'm looking at you," RuPaul told her, "and you're beautiful."
|
|
"But I was also looking at smaller labels," he says.
|
|
You can tell I'm black by looking at me, right?
|
|
Just looking at a map proves this to be true.
|
|
Is Powell still looking at the data or ambiguous threats?
|
|
My colleague Teddy has said, they're all looking at that.
|
|
Then they're of course also looking at the male parts.
|
|
"The point is looking at all possible options," he said.
|
|
We're told Wayne could be looking at a misdemeanor battery.
|
|
Otherwise we could be looking at thousands more children separated.
|
|
Businesses are looking at such areas in a new light.
|
|
I arrive at that number by looking at employment data.
|
|
Like how she's alone in solitude, looking at the moon.
|
|
"We knew the world was looking at us," he said.
|
|
You might be looking at it ... on Chloe's ring finger.
|
|
A looking at transitions and possibilities, but also at endings.
|
|
"My body crawls just looking at it," Mr. Johncock said.
|
|
But just who exactly you are looking at, well, depends.
|
|
She seemed to not know what she was looking at.
|
|
But we should be joyful in looking at the world.
|
|
One squats looking at a phone, two lean and smoke.
|
|
We can find interest in looking at shadows and clouds.
|
|
Why are regulators looking at the Trump Organization's insurance broker?
|
|
Sometimes we are only focusing on looking at computer screens.
|
|
We're looking at you, Australia, Canada, Britain and South Korea.
|
|
However, the orbiter and Curiosity are looking at different places.
|
|
It's like looking at a rock garden, kind of thing.
|
|
"I gotcha," said Schmidt, looking at Blevins on the ground.
|
|
Yes. It's a particular way of looking at performing arts.
|
|
Like do I miss young Britney looking at this photo?
|
|
Just looking at it fills me with joy and relaxation.
|
|
Looking at the sword tattoo would empower her, she said.
|
|
He snaps out of his stasis, looking at me indignantly.
|
|
I love looking at people's faces when they lose it.
|
|
I'm always looking at the Book Review and Arts & Leisure.
|
|
TechCrunch: What kinds of things are you looking at recently?
|
|
"This is colder," he said, looking at his wife. Mrs.
|
|
The Vermont senator will be looking at California, in particular.
|
|
It's a different way of looking at the same picture.
|
|
Every decision should be made while looking at those lines.
|
|
" He then acknowledged that "It is something we're looking at.
|
|
How do you feel looking at what's going on now?
|
|
We are looking at manufacturers willing to repurpose their production.
|
|
Sakai had been looking at the wrong window all along.
|
|
I keep looking at the news just like everybody else.
|
|
You can only study that by looking at it live.
|
|
I'd imagine we wouldn't, looking at Cuba as a model.
|
|
We're looking at a lot of different bills, ideas, concepts.
|
|
I wasn't really looking at how the dances were constructed.
|
|
"We're looking at how candidates are prioritizing this," he added.
|
|
The game is hard enough without looking at other people.
|
|
"You're looking at probably at least that long," Esper said.
|
|
So we are looking at things in a creative way.
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"We're looking at the customer focused on convenience," he said.
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We're literally looking at coronavirus as we're managing the airways.
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So we'll be looking at a number of different things.
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They might be looking at your communication skills, for example.
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They are looking at the screen mounted to his wheelchair.
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It is looking at sponsorship to bring in more money.
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Everyone is looking at those skin tags on your neck!
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Now suddenly we are looking at the game becoming reality.
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"You ever do that, Jeff?" he asked, looking at Charles.
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Representative Dina Titus is also looking at a possible run.
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Experts are looking at climate change as the reason why.
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Looking at unit sales alone doesn't tell the full picture.
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We're looking at standards for transparency and very importantly accountability.
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"I've been looking at (the medals) all morning," Simpson said.
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What information can you get from looking at this photo?
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Anyone who says otherwise just isn't looking at the facts.
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Anyone who says otherwise just isn't looking at the facts.
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You're looking at the names, and the names mean everything.
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Where you're looking at it and it's using the camera.
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Australia is looking at 3 to 4 degrees of warming.
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"We're looking at a full range of options," he said.
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Some cancellations are temporary (we're looking at you, Aziz Ansari).
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" LONDON — "Is it time to stop looking at Gauguin altogether?
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At a certain point, he stopped looking at the internet.
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AF: In the US, we're looking at near full employment.
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Pedro Canahuati, a technical exec looking at security and privacy
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"I remember looking at all the photos afterward," Kerr said.
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What are the specific numbers you're looking at, at EY?
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People are actually looking at that and reading into it.
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"I just feel sad," she said, looking at her feet.
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We're also looking at suspects who are escalating their violence.
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Eichner has excellent posture, even when looking at his phone.
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" Looking at Adele, the woman warily mused, "That's just strange.
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And my guess is the S.E.C. is looking at that.
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Looking at it from above, it retains its counterculture cachet.
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THEY'RE LOOKING AT MAYBE THERE WILL BE 220% ON TARIFFS.
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There's also the yearly tradition of looking at Superb Owls.
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" Glovsky: "Instead of actually looking at yourself the medical records?
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The intrigue: There's a couple ways of looking at this.
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I looked at him, and he wasn't looking at me.
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He knows what I've been eating by looking at me.
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Mr. Taylor, looking at the gym's Google listing, was confused.
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I think we are looking at some hard choices ahead.
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Q. Are you looking at making significant cuts in teachers?
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He was looking at me in a very different way.
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"Now I'm really just looking at the show," he said.
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"It's the same with looking at the stage," he says.
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"It's the same with looking at the stage," he says.
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BECKY QUICK: That's a good way of looking at it.
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What was he looking at, in particular, at the time?
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Today we are looking at John Michael or Mick Mulvaney.
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Looking at Ultimate Ears' wireless speaker lineup, it was inevitable.
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"We are looking at potentially extending the portfolio," he said.
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We're looking at ingredients of different things that I'm eating.
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That's really the progression that we're looking at right now.
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"Rain is good luck," he said, looking at his bride.
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Here's looking at the 2020 collab the internet now demands.
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Friedman, however, has a different way of looking at things.
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What is your reaction to looking at the above photo?
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Looking at individual stocks, Tullow Oil led the European benchmark.
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Just looking at "Women Who Work" gives you a clue.
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It involves us looking at the broad elections administration process.
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We're looking at opening a lot more buildings in China.
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Goldman was looking at it purely from a money play.
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"He's a good friend," he said quietly, looking at Blahyi.
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Lewis said, looking at him and breaking into a smile.
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Not looking at her shrinking figure in the rearview mirror.
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"We're looking at our largest asset: our buildings," Carroll said.
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The path that we're looking at now is not good.
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Thankfully, Amazon is also looking at some more realistic solutions.
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"We're looking at Frankfurt as the leading candidate," he said.
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We have a small team that is looking at it.
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WE STARTED ON THE CAMPAIGN WERE LOOKING AT THE ISSUES.
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I love looking at numbers and trying to optimize things.
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AF: What kind of time line are you looking at?
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I'm saying that's something that we're interested in looking at.
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"Now I'm looking at myself and overanalyzing," Ms. Bell added.
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You're going to be looking at nonstop flights to Europe.
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Looking at individual stocks, Germany's Lanxess topped the European benchmark.
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AND LOOKING AT DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS, CIGNA'S KIND OF UNIQUELY POSITIONED.
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The Piroses were looking at a tab of about $240,000.
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She ignores the voice and keeps looking at the bag.
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"We are looking at the engineering, the wiring," Homendy said.
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Here are four other figures you should be looking at.
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From the right: WHICH 2020 NAMES CPAC IS LOOKING AT?
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Looking at it just as congestion is not comprehensive enough.
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I think they were just looking at the short term.
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"I don't get tired of looking at them," Finlayson said.
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"I don't want anybody looking at me," he told her.
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We're looking at 98 or 99 million barrels of-- demand.
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And we are looking at any opportunity that might exist.
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If you're currently looking at Senior Manager roles, go Director.
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Penetration we're looking at is from 3 percent of GDP.
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It also leaves you wondering, what am I looking at?
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They're looking at succession at all levels of the business.
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A Japanese couple just kept looking at us with sympathy.
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Looking at women's bodies in pop culture is so ingrained.
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"You're looking at a tale of two cities," he said.
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I didn't feel comfortable with people looking at my work.
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Luckily, there is another way of looking at the creature.
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TRUMP: And you are looking at the Arc [de Triomphe].
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It's like looking at a jewel from a different facet.
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"This is our theater," Houmard notes, looking at these tables.
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The commission also began looking at holding a concert series.
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Frankly I wasn't necessarily looking at it in that way.
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They might be looking at their shoes or their hat.
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He squeezed and was looking at me the whole time.
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He too was looking at me and holding my gaze.
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I started out looking at underwear photos, nothing really pornographic.
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And he starts by looking at the history of inventions.
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It was a very civilized way of looking at art.
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You are looking at quite a lot of disruption, really.
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About a dozen people stood around looking at the pile.
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How will you be looking at the red carpets differently?
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If they were, they wouldn't be looking at media properties.
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There are two ways of looking at the beer summit.
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It begins by looking at available information, like medical records.
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We're supposed to feel guilty for looking at a dress?
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Say we're looking at doing a recipe for roasted chicken.
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This is an admittedly simple way of looking at things.
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They know what they are looking at is a painting.
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Looking at your phone at night is a bad idea.
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We just keep looking at this shit and refreshing it.
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It's a pinched, insecure, petty way of looking at America.
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I'm looking at a document that Schumer's team put out.
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That's looking at the bright side, I guess, for me.
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I was just looking at the Alan Dershowitz thing yesterday.
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We're looking at someone else's carefully curated greatest hits, right?
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NR: You're looking at the original painting and painting it?
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But that's a very simplistic way of looking at things.
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They went looking at bad neighborhoods, poverty, gangs, and drugs.
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In my committee, we're looking at things like prescription drugs.
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Tal talks about "watching" paintings — not just looking at them.
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Periodically, there's reports that you guys are looking at hardware.
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And I was looking at some of the old clips.
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I don't think Caravaggio's Narcissus was looking at his reflection.
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Looking at things they've said during debates, some similarities emerge.
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It's difficult not to spend all day looking at these.
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I murmured the truth nervously, barely looking at my friends.
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I don't mind looking at the nakedness of the women.
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Why is this approach better than looking at individual polls?
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Of course, there's another way of looking at all this.
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"The average person is thinking about committing to surgery for at least a year, and spends about six months on the internet looking at different reports, studies—and yes, looking at videos," Brown said.
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"Why would they keep photographing and looking at power stations, why are they looking at the interconnectors that bring so much electricity and so much energy into our country," he was quoted as saying.
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"These attackers are not just shooting it out, they are actually looking at local topics to build their phishing messages around," Gunter said, saying the group is also looking at targets in the Europe.
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JG: We're over 90 percent accurate that one of the first three options will be ... that's what we're known for because we're looking at the Bluetooth beacons and we're looking at the Wi-Fi.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: When you talk about the working group looking at bitcoin, what specifically are you looking at and what do you think the options are in terms of what you can do?
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