Women are realizing that looking out for each other is even more powerful than just looking out for ourselves.
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Everybody cared, it wasn't just your people looking out for your people: it's people looking out for the good of other people.
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So one has to wonder, if Vice President Pence isn't looking out for his own state, who is he looking out for?
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She's been walking a fine line between looking out for her family and looking out for herself, all while raising a brand new life.
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"They have to be not looking out for themselves, but also looking out for cars that are out there," Chris Cochran, with the California Office of Traffic Safety, told NBC News.
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We need to stick together more now than ever, and we need to be looking out for each other, because we know that the White House is not looking out for us.
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I'm super careful about looking out for any possible deductions.
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Greenpeace said the President was looking out for the rich.
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I just feel like, is anyone looking out for us?
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"This is about community looking out for community," he says.
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CBS' 'Mom' is looking out for all of America's daughters.
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Image: GettyGood news, everyone: Google is looking out for us!
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But hey, these Senators are just looking out for you.
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"Yeah, looking out for each other for sure," he said.
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On Monday, he suggested looking out for large insider buying.
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But Lobster is also looking out for its business customers.
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I'll keep looking out for what else I can do.
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Others seemed to be looking out for supporters' best interests.
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Wendy Williams understands the importance of looking out for yourself.
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Kuczynski said he is merely looking out for Peru's interests.
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Markets players are also looking out for comments on inflation.
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" He added, "Dangerous Donald is only looking out for himself.
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The prince always seems to be looking out for others.
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"Republican leaders not looking out for you," the ad says.
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Unfortunately, there are few groups looking out for foster youth.
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Everyone is looking out for themselves now and highly selfish.
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So you had a culinary godmother looking out for you.
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Both are first looking out for their country's national interests.
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It's just a culture of looking out for each other.
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They're not just looking out for Curry's exceptional play anymore.
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Looking out for yourself is nothing to be ashamed of.
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Thankful for the big guy looking out for JB tonight.
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Our children will thank us for looking out for them.
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Is the U.S. region looking out for this particular technology.
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The woman raising them certainly wasn't looking out for them.
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They ain't looking out for the best of the players!
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He accepts responsibility for not looking out for his brother.
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He worked hard and was always looking out for others.
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Murray has continued looking out for them in small ways.
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At the heart at all of them, we have self-serving politicians looking out for their own interests, greedy corporate interests looking out for their own bottom line and we the people get left behind.
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It's the same kind of utter disenchantment with politics in the sense that politicians are not only looking out for themselves, but they're very often looking out for corporate interests who are behind business interests.
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And that one was partly structural, but it was partly because the agencies that were supposed to be responsible for looking out for the public in fact were looking out for industry—for big banks.
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Khloé Kardashian is looking out for her little sister Kendall Jenner.
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"He was always looking out for people," he told The Enterprise.
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Ivanka Trump is looking out for her little brother, Barron, 11.
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I had so many people looking out for me at Turner.
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But this time around everybody was looking out for everybody else.
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Because we were the only ones looking out for each other.
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Now, Rashad is looking out for Aaliyah in that same way.
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It's like France is looking out for your New Year's resolutions.
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Pac was looking out for us even after he was gone.
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It's constantly running in the background looking out for anything unusual.
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"We're constantly looking out for any sort of alternative," he says.
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Someone who is looking out for the collective and not themselves.
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Your coaches are looking out for you, your professors in college.
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You're afraid you'll spend your whole evening looking out for yourself.
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Vlcek said Avast was looking out for deals of its own.
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No, the conservatives in Congress are not looking out for us.
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We would be looking out for this kiosk on our journey.
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Is he looking out for constituent needs in his home state?
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I wanted to be mentored by someone looking out for me.
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Nobody out there is looking out for the best Demetrious Johnson.
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Emotionally intelligent leaders should always be looking out for these signs.
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Giuliani is not looking out for New York's interests right now.
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The company argued that it was looking out for gender equality.
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But I know Joe Donnelly is always looking out for Indiana.
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"I know no one is looking out for us," he said.
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In fact, I'm upset that they're not looking out for you!
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He told me, "I know she's just looking out for me."
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"ImeIme was not just looking out for herself," Ms. Okediji said.
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"I just hope they are looking out for the greater good."
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He also contended that he is looking out for American workers.
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So I'm always, on my New York trips, looking out for her.
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But maybe Kourtney and Scott were just looking out for the kid?
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Billy's looking out for a lot of his buddies at Children's Hospital.
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Frieda calls bullshit and says Issa is only looking out for herself.
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I feel like God is just looking out for me right now.
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"Students deserve an experienced, qualified investigator looking out for their best interests."
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You're in it together, and you're basically looking out for each other.
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I think they did a remarkable job looking out for each other.
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Your friend is really lucky to have you looking out for her.
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But the hair stylist is looking out for his own brand's reputation.
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With this decision, Gerwig points out again she's looking out for possibilities.
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Jesús thanks God that they have a lawyer looking out for them.
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Looking out for branded adverts coming soon to a dashboard near you.
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He is not looking out for the well-being of future generations.
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Investors will be looking out for the FOMC's announcement at 2 p.m.
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They will pretend they're just looking out for the rest of us.
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"Someone who's not looking out for their own special interests," she said.
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The CFPB is now looking out for consumer and mortgage lending practices.
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He was really just looking out for his profession and his colleagues.
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"I appreciate you looking out for my boss," Ms. Abedin texted him.
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"I'm just looking out for the guy next to me," Fowler said.
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"I'm the same man who's been looking out for you," he said.
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"We hope our government is looking out for our long-term interests."
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It means looking out for others before you look out for yourself.
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It is the quintessential Australian act of looking out for your mates.
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But at least you'll know that Albany was looking out for you.
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Good guy Nick Offerman is looking out for future Late Show guests.
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Maybe it's a sign that the dead are looking out for us.
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Donald Trump is only looking out for himself and his billionaire friends?
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It's worth looking out for on your next set or set-top box.
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No one's looking out for the little guy and it's driving me crazy.
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OK, he's possibly also looking out for customers to get the best deal.
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He clearly has no hard loyalties as he's only looking out for himself.
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These aren't things you do while looking out for some populist, political benefits.
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Still, you can understand why Josh is looking out for his fellow realtors.
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I get that looking out for his feelings is part of your job.
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It'd be nice to know that your computer is looking out for itself.
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I still love the Allsvenskan, and I'll keep looking out for Djurgården's results.
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Apart from lasers, what are the main hazards pilots are looking out for?
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Monadjem: I'm an avid bird watcher, so I'm always looking out for birds.
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She said: "She was like the den mom, always looking out for people."
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But he says he's also looking out for smaller businesses that need flexibility.
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Within our own music community, how do we start looking out for them?
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Everyone is looking out for one another; everyone is learning from one another.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hi internet.
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Rooney, is not merely looking out for his younger brother from filial affection.
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He started out as a nice guy looking out for the working class.
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It's busy looking out for ways to prevent the next burger emoji fiasco.
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"I'm really thankful for God for looking out for me there," Foster said.
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But everyone we encountered in Hallowell seemed to be looking out for him.
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Investors were looking out for U.S. jobs data, due out at 297.356 GMT.
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"Investors should know the S.E.C. is looking out for them," Mr. Clayton said.
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To ensure accuracy, Stark and Flaherty recommend looking out for clusters of messages.
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Investors may be looking out for more developments on US-China trade talks.
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I can honestly say someone or something was truly looking out for me.
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It's anyone's guess how much regulators will ultimately be looking out for you.
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It's a guy who knows the tax code looking out for number one.
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The way Jermaine sees it ... Savage is just looking out for Numero Uno.
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And season two starts later this year, so we'll be looking out for that.
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I kept looking out for him on the streets, asking people about his whereabouts.
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In any case, you'll be proud of yourself for looking out for your needs.
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Critics adored his performance as a country boy looking out for his beloved horse.
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He tells Pacho in Juarez that every godfather is looking out for himself now.
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It seems like Amazon is always looking out for our inner (and outer) procrastinators.
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Tech start-up Paribus is looking out for consumers — by looking into their email.
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I started looking out for, and chatting with, other farmers, most of them retired.
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I want to be the person who is always looking out for my team.
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"If you get buried, you know someone is looking out for you," he said.
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So authoritarians are always looking out for respectable-sounding excuses to trample on it.
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WE REALLY NEED PEOPLE TO BE LOOKING OUT FOR INVESTORS WHEN MANAGEMENTS DO THIS.
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Bergman was no longer just the good guy looking out for a few kids.
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The ice cream company is looking out for all its usual customers today, too.
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They have been looking out for everyone from Gulf War vets to Pussy Riot.
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"Once we realized they were there, we started looking out for them," he said.
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Let's just say the traction control on the DB11 is looking out for you.
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Thank you so much for looking out for Mr. Trump and his presidential campaign.
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This is a country that prides itself on neighbors looking out for one another.
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Or perhaps time they spend socializing would be better spent looking out for predators.
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Accepting personal responsibility means taking care of our communities, not looking out for ourselves.
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She repeatedly accused Trump of looking out for himself instead of for average Americans.
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Well, entrepreneurs are great at looking out for their own narrow short-term interests.
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Why you would you look unfavorably upon someone who says they're looking out for you?
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So I don&apost care as long as our president is looking out for ourselves.
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Plus, she's been looking out for him ever since he stepped foot onto Middleton's campus.
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In the mines, people are used to working together and looking out for each other.
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In a busy airport, a 21-year-old girl is looking out for a stranger.
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If it wasn't for people looking out for me, I wouldn't be in this position.
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It's O.K. to say a lie, and it's O.K. to be looking out for yourself.
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Netwon told Oher he needed the gentle giant looking out for him on the field.
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But we do spend a fair amount of time looking out for our local partners.
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I know my parents Reverend Robert and Reverend Carolyn Abrams are looking out for me.
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Jay Z's time might be better spent looking out for the women of the world.
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"We're looking out for every kid under six years old in the world," says Busey.
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But I think most people are like, good, he&aposs looking out for our money.
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Who wants educated and concerned people looking out for our health, the environment and stuff.
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And even if you forget to turn it on, it's still looking out for you.
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Just my teammates looking out for me and getting me the ball in certain positions.
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"If the maker of the medicine isn't really looking out for me, that bothers me."
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It's quite clear that Muslims are not a community that Trump is looking out for.
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In any case, we'll definitely be looking out for any interviews Hutt conducts with Hilary.
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In this large, scary world, it's just nice to know someone's looking out for us.
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Market participants will be looking out for New Zealand's inflation data due later this week.
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Here are some things we're looking out for on the tech and cyber fronts: Sen.
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I wanted this video to be a reminder that humanity is looking out for you.
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It's a cruel, uncaring world out there, where people are only looking out for themselves.
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"If they're employed somewhere, maybe that business might be looking out for them," Davis said.
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Have fun and connect with your clique, but be sure you're looking out for yourself.
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To hear Republicans talk, they're just looking out for the interests of beleaguered yeoman farmers.
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The car was quiet except for two teenagers making jokes about looking out for planes.
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Democrats want votes from poor, urban minorities, but they aren't really looking out for them.
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But they aren't really looking out for them any more than they represent all women.
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I think he's looking out for the interest of the American people, the American workers.
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I think she was looking out for me and that was really sweet of her.
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They're looking out for the company and making sure that I'm saying the right things.
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Or, at the very least, someone will start looking out for him and his loved ones.
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We should all just act like normal human beings that are looking out for each other.
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Groups focusing on disability issues aren't the only ones looking out for disabled people in detention.
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But even with all that on the line, Corbally was still busy looking out for himself.
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One entertaining side plot of any awards show is looking out for strong audience reaction shots.
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"Your life has been changed forever but there's somebody looking out for you upstairs," Dole said.
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Only then will teachers spend more time teaching children than looking out for their own interests.
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"Sometimes I can't help but wondering if anyone's actually looking out for these kids," he snaps.
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I believed she was the person who was always looking out for me no matter what.
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She adds that the main issue she is looking out for is with her sons' eyes.
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"God was definitely looking out for ya boy when he hand crafted this one," he wrote.
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It's pretty clear: Trump's spent his life unscrupulously looking out for his own wallet above all.
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Axe thinks he's a cowboy and that means Axe is always looking out for number one.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for So what's everyone been watching?
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"I think the way they see it, America's no longer looking out for them," he added.
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While McCain believed in duty, honor and country, Trump believes in looking out for No. 1.
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Only Trump can revive it -- with a singular focus on looking out for number one again.
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"He is extremely looking out for all of his clients, which I admire," Singer told me.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for OMG IT'S COMIC-CON WEEK.
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It's nice to look out for our neighbors and know that they're looking out for us.
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Deals we'll be looking out for are electric toothbrushes, skin-care tools, and luxury beauty essentials.
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Even when Buffett's lords are honest, they may not be looking out for the common good.
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What should we be looking out for next from the Trump administration — besides maybe some tweets?
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Who was looking out for other people's children, especially the ones in helmets and shoulder pads?
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We're looking out for the second-quarter G.D.P. figure today, which is expected at 8.30 a.m.
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Everyone is in this together, and neighbours are looking out for each other like never before.
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"I think Donald Trump will be looking out for that," he told Business Insider last week.
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Instead, the best way for us all to prepare is by looking out for one another.
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"Looking out for people instead of corporations," said Lauren Strathman, 37, a Sanders supporter from Bloomfield.
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The rescue group is ultimately looking out for what they feel is best for the dog.
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So when looking out for your favorite athlete, keep an eye out for these stars, too.
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Some see Manafort as a greedy grifter, desperate for a payday, looking out for only himself.
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Biden contended that Republicans are looking out for wealthy Americans and corporations more than working families.
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The agents counter that they are looking out for their clients in a fast-changing business.
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Still, Congress is out to prove to the American people that it's looking out for their interests.
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I think women just like looking out for each other, and humbly offering tiny assistances is wonderful.
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Amazon is looking out for the system as a whole, and not for me, which I understand.
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Watson shared that her nickname for Ventimiglia is "Papa Bear" because he's always looking out for everyone.
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The notion of charity, of looking out for those less fortunate, seems to be a foreign concept.
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But Democrats lead by 29 on the issue of which party is looking out for "women's interests."
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He's always looking out for me and knew I didn't have any leftovers to bring for lunch.
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That&aposs because the office is looking out for the long-term interests of the United States.
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He half-jokes that guardian angels, shamans, and even his Chihuahua Lucy are looking out for him.
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He'd worked drug cases, and the team he was leading that day was looking out for traffickers.
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He checks with the Vessel Traffic Service to see if there's anything to be looking out for.
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"Billy's looking out for a lot of his buddies at Children's Hospital," McNearney said in her post.
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I like to say that there are a few more angels up there looking out for me.
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Investors in Canada will be looking out for the August employment report due at 20.25:30 a.m.
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Mostly, they&aposre looking out for ways that payments companies can do more than just process transactions.
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I guess he's being supportive in his own way, but he's also looking out for other interests.
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Calderon claims that he's really just looking out for Mother Earth, not trying to punish restaurant workers.
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Fortunately, it sounds like Ziegler has a someone looking out for her along the way — her mom.
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Schrodt's vibe, and his vision, are primarily aimed at aligning with, and looking out for, students' interests.
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As CEO of the Marvel company, he was looking out for the best interest of the corporation.
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To that end, looking out for your neighbors, family, friends and coworkers can also provide some relief.
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He was looking out for you and he had your back — as he reminded you every night.
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Educators and others say they're looking out for families The raids affected attendance on Wednesday, as well.
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But it's O.K. to have a show be warm, to have people looking out for each other.
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As the recovery process begins, NEMA urged residents to keep looking out for loved ones and neighbors.
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Fed officials themselves hate the idea, and argue that they're looking out for the economy, not markets.
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"Consumers had nobody looking out for them until we created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau," Waters said.
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He and his congressional allies claim that their first priority is looking out for the American worker.
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I thought these were the folks that the sanctimonious progressives loudly profess to be looking out for!
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CNN anchor John Berman challenged Duffy, asking whether he believes Vindman is looking out for America first.
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Ms. Krajangsri suggests, in particular, looking out for clothing, woodwork and textiles (especially the region's famous silks).
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The biggest thing is like—Gabby: Looking out for your system, as a whole, instead of just yourself.
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This is serious stuff, and it's more important than ever that people are looking out for one another.
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Both leaders have managed to convince people they're really looking out for the interests of the common man.
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Bronn says he's looking out for number one only, but it's doubtful that he'll turn on Jaime now.
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It seemed like Musk was simply looking out for himself with all his dabbling in the political sphere.
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After all, there's some themes we're going to be looking out for: cute kids, beautiful dresses, and hats.
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In times of trouble, Jennifer Aniston knows she has at least one good friend looking out for her.
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Questions remain for regulators and politicians looking out for public safety above profits or rapid advances in technology.
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"She is doing the work of the bureau and looking out for its mission," said attorney Deepak Gupta.
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Refinery29: Are there any small details on set we should be looking out for while watching Sharp Objects?
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I'm always looking out for their best interest and making sure that they feel supported at all times.
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"Looking out for YOURSELF is why you're STILL miserable," Toole wrote in the comment section of the post.
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U.S. officials claim Abbas and other Palestinian leaders aren't looking out for the best interests of their people.
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"We're at the stage where we're constantly looking out for him, because he's grabbing everything," Phelps previously PEOPLE.
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Looking out for hurdles Coffey believes there are two major health concerns with this form of cell therapy.
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But we are Bristol-Myers shareholders and looking out for what's in the best interest of Bristol-Myers.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Black Mirror is out on Netflix today.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hello everyone, New Trailers roundup person here.
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These middle and working class Americans are rightly skeptical of leaders' claims to be looking out for them.
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Without that, each locally elected member simply starts a mutiny, looking out for his or her own constituents.
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The seventh is looking out for the invited journalists attending from major tech titles, newspapers and business broadcasters.
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They can explain the advantages of listening to your body, drinking responsibly, and looking out for one another.
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For now, however, Americans can rest assured that the consumer bureau is still looking out for their interests.
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With a better all-electric range and semi-autonomous features, the Prius Prime is worth looking out for.
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Nike is looking out for sneakerheads fighting to land a pair of the hottest shoes on release day.
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When things get ugly, they may find, yet again, that there is no one looking out for them.
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Was Vivian genuinely looking out for Emma, or searching for a mouse to bat around for a summer?
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"Everyone is busy saving their own farm and looking out for their colleagues," Ms. van de Vis said.
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"The industry has to start looking out for these warning signs or get better at it," Hochberger said.
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The best hedge fund managers are always looking out for potential downside when they put together a portfolio.
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Investors were now looking out for U.S. retail sales and consumer confidence numbers due later on the day.
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It should be about looking out for one another, and especially about helping people who are in need.
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Suddenly, Marlo can sleep through the night, secure in the knowledge that Tully is looking out for Mia.
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Looking out for London's BME population will take a lot more than trying to disrupt state-sanctioned racism.
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Brennan suggested that Trump had to start looking out for national security, rather than protecting his personal reputation.
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I always felt that I had somebody looking out for me, and I looked to her to protect me.
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Most of them are like, wait a second, who is looking out for the blue-collar workers before Trump?
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From the first time I met you I knew you had a good heart, always looking out for others.
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Honestly, I should probably be packing for Asia instead of writing this, but I'm looking out for you instead.
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These are the trusted good guys with guns who, Sanders says, are ultimately just looking out for our safety?
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In January, Chrome users can start looking out for the security warning in the address bar of their browser.
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You need the guide to be with you, and that's very reassuring because they're looking out for your body.
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On the data front, investors will be looking out for the Empire State survey, due out at 8.30 a.m.
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We'll keep looking out for more information about what is happening with Simply Hired (ping me if you know).
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Bellido told the newspaper Keyla was gentle, sweet and close to her family, always looking out for her sisters.
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"If they were around today, we'd have pterosaur watchers looking out for babies and adults as well," Unwin said.
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Looking out for you An honor guard member's shoelace became untied during a July 4 parade in Arlington, Texas.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for I'm a big fan of Woody Allen's work.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hey internet, what have you been watching lately?
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Dan: And as I mentioned, you're also looking out for some potential investors in this region perhaps as well.
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That said, it's nice to know someone is looking out for our quantum future, however weird it may be.
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We'll be looking out for more nuggets of wisdom from her (as well as cute baby pictures, of course.)
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What happened was public officials who are charged with looking out for us took their eye off the ball.
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Turns out, he was actually looking out for her — minus the whole breaking your heart on national TV situation.
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In the final moments of her life, Alivia Stahl was looking out for her brothers Xzavier and Mason Ingle.
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This is the first of Paronuzzi's books to be translated into English, and I'll be looking out for more.
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We shouldn't be surprised when the soda industry claims it's really just looking out for the rest of us.
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Schwarber tried to fight it, but the doctors said no, and the Cubs are looking out for his future.
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Members of his administration seem content to go along with the plan, while claiming they're looking out for Americans.
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Aside from bruises and obvious signs of physical trauma, what kind of things should neighbors be looking out for?
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Wendy's plea to her does seem more heartfelt, as if she is really looking out for him and Ruth.
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Meanwhile, they are also looking out for each other, keeping their spirits and morale high during these stressful times.
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"I saw this problem and so I was looking out for startups trying to solve this problem," she added.
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But in this case, Peter gives Sydney the group date rose and thanks her for looking out for him.
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The birds have become their own social media sensation, with Las Vegas residents looking out for the hatted duo.
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And don't get me wrong — having a good work spouse who's looking out for you is a powerful thing.
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Investors will also be looking out for the Empire State Manufacturing survey, slated to come out at 8.30 a.m.
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"PG&E's bankruptcy filing is just another example of them looking out for their own interests," Mr. Hill said.
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The birds have become their own social media sensation, with Las Vegas residents looking out for the behatted duo.
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The difference is apparent when you check the whole listing, but you need to know what you're looking out for.
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Thankfully for one honor guard member in Texas last week, a 10-year-old boy was looking out for him.
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Bonomo, who knew Skelos socially for several years, "was a friend looking out for a friend&aposs son," Gage said.
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Communities like this excel at taking care of one another because they don't have anyone else looking out for them.
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I didn't know to be looking out for that...How did I do it, getting a period once a month?...
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And, keep a careful eye on the monthly explanation of benefits that Medicare sends, looking out for any suspicious charges.
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President Donald Trump has spent the week ahead of the hurricane focused on looking out for himself and his reputation.
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There's nothing weak about looking out for others ... You're not a sucker to have integrity and treat others with respect.
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Tiffany is my new she-ro and I will definitely be looking out for more of her insight on life!
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That's good when it comes to something like this, where Google is looking out for users' interests and the safety.
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Over the weekend, Kardashian West also showed that her youngest child has already started looking out for her baby cousins.
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That light -- and her belief that perhaps someone was looking out for her -- helped her fight off sleep and survive.
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Reynolds previously talked about how his two daughters are already looking out for each other and keeping the family afloat.
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Now he's looking out for his own family, as the county he lives in prepares for more rainfall and flooding.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for It's been a crazy week in the entertainment world.
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Reaction to short-term plans: Predictably, Democrats did not agree that the administration was looking out for people's best interests.
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But because of her past experience, she's hyper-aware of looking out for others who may be in similar situations.
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When it comes to repairs, Apple's official line is that it's just looking out for the safety of its customers.
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"I think they've been supporting their shareholders and executives more than they've been looking out for the public," Harris said.
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We've seen some very recent examples of politicians looking out for the special interests that help them stay in power.
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The fates of characters who are incapable of looking out for their own best interests tend to be much darker.
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And perhaps even more important, we knew we had partners who were looking out for our common constituents in need.
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"We're looking out for our business owners," Ms. Maxwell said of parking enforcement, which she expects to resume before long.
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The result is several generations of drivers who don't even think about sharing the road and looking out for cyclists.
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"Four missed cuts to come in here and I played this well — someone is looking out for me," Horschel said.
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"Everyone has to look out for themselves and next year I'm looking out for me," McIlroy told reporters last month.
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But looking out for the interests of all stakeholders in the copyright system—creators and users alike—isn't anti-copyright.
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You see it everywhere, like Donald Trump in America, these people at the top are only looking out for themselves.
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"In our society right now, we don't know our neighbors, and we aren't looking out for each other," he said.
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A party that prides itself on looking out for the little guy went with the biggest names it could find.
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In other words, if populations were satisfied their leaders were looking out for them, foreign meddling would be less effective.
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She had the teens nominate up to four so it wasn't just their parents charged with looking out for them.
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No matter how low she got, Reynolds was always looking out for people who were in an even worse spot.
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The issue that appeared in this utopian vision is that music's ruling class weren't always looking out for those underneath them.
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The sacred land at the center of the Dakota pipeline dispute Greenpeace said the President was looking out for the rich.
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Binding politicians, hexing fascists, looking out for humanity and causing trouble: All in a day's work for modern, politically-organized witches.
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"Like, 'Hey, thanks for looking out for me … Hope you're having fun up there, because I'm taking some test,' " he explained.
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The event kicks off at 10AM PT / 1PM ET, and here is everything we are looking out for during the keynote.
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What they're saying: Both backers of the Green New Deal and their conservative detractors say they're looking out for America's poor.
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But, if you are planning on "rooting for everybody Black," these are the names you need to be looking out for.
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If you're buying a router next year, you're still going to just be looking out for that "Wi-Fi 6" logo.
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Tesla will report its quarterly earnings on Wednesday and we'll be looking out for more information on the company's production plans.
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To be better prepared to spot phishing when it happens though, it helps to know exactly what you're looking out for.
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I know you were looking out for fans or just trying to do your job well, regardless of this dumb movie.
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He is always looking out for them, and makes sure to do everything he can to set them up for success.
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IBM wasn't directly involved in the Jill project — which is rare, because IBM is constantly looking out for new PR opportunities.
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Despite her extreme attire, Alice's demeanor is overwhelmingly kind, a sort of BDSM momma bear looking out for her sissy cubs.
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Sources close to Otunga believe Jennifer was NOT being generous, or looking out for their son, when she dropped the order.
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A mother of three, she was wise and she was caring, always looking out for her friends, family and passing acquaintances.
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A friend told CNN affiliate KGO that Wadsworth, who she said had a "quirky intelligence," was always looking out for friends.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for How's everyone doing at catching up on the Oscar nominees?
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I know she is looking out for all the people that she loved, and I am thrilled to be among them.
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Plus, only looking out for yourself might rub your coworkers the wrong way, which can hurt you in the long run.
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And they also won't benefit from the many ways Trump is already looking out for the country's elite citizens and corporations.
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I reeled back, wondering if it was ever possible to know when someone was really looking out for me or not.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Is The Night Of the new thing that everyone's watching?
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But the pattern of husbands standing up for wives and fathers looking out for daughters was most noticeable — and most discordant.
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His daughter is clearly looking out for her own interests, but at least she is stepping up to be a guardian.
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Now that you know all the things you should be looking out for, hopefully you'll be able to catch them all.
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As the light faded, Hudner kept trying to free his friend while their squadron circled above, looking out for enemy troops.
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But all of a sudden, someone I didn't know, who wasn't asking for anything in return, was looking out for us.
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Your duty to look out for them and your interest in looking out for yourself go together like bread and mold.
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And a majority (76%) of all voters surveyed view the Republican Party as looking out for the wealthy first and foremost.
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Hollywood blockbusters have yet to return and Hamas Islamists, who now rule Gaza, are looking out for anything they consider immodest.
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There are thousands of these dumb "National Days," and many can slip by you if you're not looking out for them.
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Now, she is looking out for all of us by thinking about the trickiest topic in food right now: the future.
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It's going to take each of us working together, growing together, looking out for one another, and lifting each other up.
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Yes, we have to look out for ourselves, but we can only do that by looking out for one another, too.
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Which means that even if you're only looking out for yourself, your spring break is definitely, definitely, definitely not worth it.
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Ordinarily, whistle-blowers have to decide between following the moral course of action and looking out for their own material security.
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He's not looking out for the welfare of the office he holds or the sanctity of the doctrine of executive privilege.
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Desperate, many people have hung religious icons over their doors in the hope that somebody above is looking out for them.
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" Ms. Prodan added: "Even in the countries where people were oppressed, people were looking out for each other in a way.
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Walter J. Clayton wants to make clear that he will be looking out for the interests of mom-and-pop investors.
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That's the only way the public can be confident that the president is looking out for them and not for himself.
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The department—tasked with looking out for all of Peru's isolated indigenous people—was a tiny office with little political clout.
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According to the popular Democrat narrative, the DACA "kids" are deserving folks and someone should be looking out for their interests.
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Ultimately, he said, Warren's earnestness and credibility in "looking out for the little guy, for working people" will win over critics.
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Instead, it's a call for Christian kindness and charity, for looking out for your fellow man in his hour of need.
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I'm a woman who loves her husband and I make no apologies for looking out for his personal and political welfare.
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My wingmen cased the place, looking out for lonely singles eager to be olfactorily transported to a world of true love.
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"I wasn't particularly looking out for Pokémon Go or anything, I wasn't like super hyped for it," Liu told me over Skype.
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Investors would be looking out for the ECB's guidance for its interest rates path and any announcement on its asset purchase program.
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"They are likely playing the numbers game rather than looking out for your best interests," says Shaun Melby, a certified financial planner.
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And naturally is the way the president is sort of looking at his role, obviously, as the president looking out for America.
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As you can see, it can get rather complicated rather quickly, but it's still worth looking out for on phone specs sheets.
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His tweets may seem like he's mean to his girls, but Lively mentioned one little way Reynolds is looking out for them.
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Here are three ways founders can ensure they're looking out for what's best for their companies — and themselves — in the long run.
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Archie threatens Hiram with a notebook Archie has been keeping since his apprenticeship began because he's looking out for his own family.
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After all, Graham is just looking out for her customers, and who wants to deal with jeans that won't move with you?
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It does not justify your ad feminam headline that she is championing her own political career rather than looking out for consumers.
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Pete Davidson may be off social media, but that's okay, because fiancée Ariana Grande is looking out for him while he's gone.
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I'm not a huge fan of that, mostly because it adds bulk, but good on Asus for looking out for power users.
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And, because we're always looking out for travelers on different budgets, we've included destination suggestions for both luxury and low-cost vacations.
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There were a bunch of folks who were looking out for me, and there weren't a lot of guns on the streets.
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She might not know it, but every time she asks why you're still single, she's just looking out for your well-being.
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"We're at the stage where we're constantly looking out for him, because he's grabbing everything," Phelps, 31, tells PEOPLE with a laugh.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for There's a new Star Wars trailer and it's really, really great!
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At what point do Republicans in Congress start looking out for their political future and go after President Trump's ties to Russia?
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Hodges says his lawyers stopped looking out for his best interests, dropped him as a client and he ended up with zilch.
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But, the moral of the story ... the entire Bryan family seems to be looking out for each other and it's pretty cool.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for It's been a really, really busy week or so for entertainment.
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So it's only natural that she'd be looking out for women's sex lives by recommending a particularly useful sex ed site: OMGYes.
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Can this company continue to claim it's looking out for its users' best interests while discarding some of their most necessary tools?
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With over four million followers looking out for him, let's hope the next selfie posted is a recent healthy and happy one.
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Everyone is looking out for themselves, but at same time you are part of a team, so think about your overall objectives.
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If people were just looking out for themselves, their view of globalization would be determined by the industry in which they worked.
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In that same poll, asked which party is "looking out for the middle class," Democrats get the nod over Republicans 39-31.
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And the reason is painfully obvious: Individuals don't have lobbyists and PACs to help make sure Congress is looking out for them.
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He thanked the people of Zimbabwe and ZANU-PF -- as if they are one and the same -- for looking out for him.
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I think the new generation is already looking out for their next promotion rather than paying attention to the job at hand.
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Despite that, these men who claim to be looking out for the average person are obviously only vested in their own interests.
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It's clear Burrow is still looking out for his home state of Ohio ... which currently has 567 reported cases of the coronavirus.
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Another reason the cultural hub stays intact is the wealth of nonprofit organizations and social service agencies looking out for Chinatown's interests.
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He's big-mouthed and big-hearted and always (if you believe him) looking out for the immigrant community he's a part of.
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"The second Trump won, I felt super-powerless and I thought, 'Oh my God, no one's looking out for us,'" she says.
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They are missing the opportunity to talk about compassion, looking out for your neighbors, and the fundamental dignity of every human being.
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He also argued he was looking out for Deyjah's best interest -- something he says more people wish their folks did growing up.
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Anyone vying for the party's nomination, though, will have to confront Democrats' own legacy of looking out for the fossil fuel industry.
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Here are other financial metrics that investors were looking out for: Along with the earnings release, HSBC also outlined its business strategy.
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I'm looking out for possible hazards to children and trying to prevent them," she told CNN's Jake Tapper on "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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Also looking out for the boy, for reasons no one can quite figure out, is the mystical, sardonic python Kaa (Cate Blanchett).
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Adams told Bridgers's mother that it was a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to have someone like him looking out for her.
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Voters give Democrats higher marks on looking out for the interests of women and the middle class, handling health care, and immigration.
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"If you look at the underlying reasons why, you see we were looking out for the interests of our shareholders," she told reporters.
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" Miller defended her on-air persona, saying that she is "always looking out for the kids and the best interest of the underdog.
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One expert told CNN that the first thing an officer is looking out for during a traffic stop is his or her safety.
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People who are only looking out for themselves are typically less liked by colleagues, and that has implications for promotions and salary increases.
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"As Economy Minister, he's looking out for his country... in that sense, it's quite natural that he should look at alternatives," Kaeser added.
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I'd been at the airport for five hours, mostly on the sidewalk of the arrivals terminal looking out for his old blue Volkswagen.
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Nope. That's probably because Facebook doesn't have a dedicated staffer — or public editor — looking out for the people who use the company's service.
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He insisted that his benefactors understand he's simply looking out for himself, as they need to do as well during these violent times.
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The cliche is true about the old neighborhood: Everybody's mom, everybody's grandmom and dad and auntie, they were looking out for everybody's kid.
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When laws get drafted within hours and signed overnight, it's hard to trust that your elected officials are truly looking out for you.
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Start looking out for the pins — the couple hopes they'll be worn at the main march and at rallies all over the country.
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Looking back, while my mom was looking out for my grandparents, my siblings and I could have been doing the same for her.
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But then they tried to conjure up like evil spirits an idea of collusion and then say just looking out for you, buddy.
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She was always looking out for her family, and she was willing to do whatever it took to take care of her family.
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"Need to make sure our plainclothes guys are really looking out for counter protesters to arrive," Blue reportedly texted at 7:85033 p.m.
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Meanwhile, 52% have "not too much," and 23% have no confidence at all in elected officials looking out for their best interests. Oomph.
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My pops was just looking out for me, but he was using a math that was meant to keep us where we were.
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Some agents said Van Wagenen's past experience could perhaps even be helpful in dealings since his past job was looking out for players.
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They believed he was looking out for their interests, and they liked his refusal to conform to the standards of the Washington élite.
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"President Trump's foreign policy decisions call into serious question whether he's looking out for the American people or his own wallet," said Rep.
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He's a boxer and always moving, as if he were constantly getting ready to take a swing or looking out for an opponent.
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After Mr. Garrett said he feared the money would be wasted, he faced accusations that he was not looking out for his state.
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Doing so helps us feel part of something larger than ourselves, part of a community of cooks looking out for one another. Really.
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For unions, anytime a union local drifts from its core mission of looking out for its members and plays politics, compromises are made.
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Last Monday, he told reporters that he will not let loyalty to Trump stop him from looking out for the district's best interests.
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"He's always looking out for me," Bradley said of Mickelson, who was tied for 12th at seven under after a second-round 69.
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She promised "a heightened police presence" on campus on May 10, the evening of the scheduled run, with officers looking out for illegal activity.
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It could be that first responders weren't, for example, looking out for distracted driving last year because it wasn't in the news as often.
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That forced China's loss-making industry to band together to pledge production cuts, with markets looking out for any other signs output could ease.
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Critics have said Nissan lacked adequate governance, with few truly independent voices capable of questioning its leadership and looking out for regular shareholders' interests.
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But A.P.D.G. isn't just looking out for its diverse audience; it's also making animal lovers happy, thanks to its vegan and cruelty-free formulations.
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Detractors say that activist investors encourage short-termism and prioritize making a quick buck over looking out for the companies in the long-term.
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Investors are looking out for U.S. June non-farm payrolls data for further clues on the Fed's possible policy signal from its July meeting.
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It's not the most enamouring match-up, but like Rena, Nasukawa is certainly a name worth looking out for as his MMA career blossoms.
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These are the sort of toxic men women are told are just looking out for you while in actuality, they're routinely abusing your rights.
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" The silent majority: 'No one's looking out for the white guy anymore' Energizing the Trump movement are voters who call themselves the "silent majority.
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They're two very different dynamics but they seem to be the two forces looking out for you when you needed the help early on.
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The result has been a dramatic gulf between the lived reality of those charged with looking out for the public and the public itself.
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And it makes a lot of people feel like the fix is in and the game is rigged, and nobody's looking out for them.
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Luckily, looking out for some key ingredients can save you a lot of trial and error when it comes to soothing your chapped face.
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Annalise: And I'll be looking out for what's definitely going to be the song of the summer, that Chainsmokers x Florida Georgia Line joint.
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I see this as a call to fight for change and make sure that we're looking out for one another—wherever we might live.
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So, Shonda Rhimes might have been looking out for our emotional well-being, all along — we should have known what we were getting into.
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He'll then say that while these Democrats want war with Russia, he's looking out for the people's interests: Just look at those unemployment numbers!
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He's sort of conscious of taking care of her to a certain degree, or looking out for her, but he knows who he is.
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Users also benefit from AES-256 encryption, around the clock support, and the no logs policy that you should always be looking out for.
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HB: Are there any one-on-one matchups that you're looking out for between, I guess, the defense and members of the house managers?
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Many of the people working for Mr. Trump are not "looking out for the boss, but I am," Mr. Kushner told a visitor recently.
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A desire for presidents to be seen as looking out for the interests of typical Americans has generally kept them away from the forum.
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It will also offer a deeper understanding of which party is actually fighting for working families and not just looking out for corporate interests.
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That all sounds like a lot, so I asked Ivan to boil it down for us: What should consumers be looking out for next?
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But what we'll be looking out for over the course of 2018 are signals as to how these companies plan to commercialize their services.
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Watt recently made headlines for looking out for his fans, promising a young Texas boy one of his jerseys after seeing the student's makeshift version.
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Passwords are what controlling abusers may ask for from their partners, Perry said, often under the auspices of merely looking out for their partner's safety.
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Facebook is arguing that it isn't handing over the internal data to the fact-checkers because it's looking out for the privacy of its users.
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It depicted the Uber co-founder as a meddlesome conniver who was looking out for himself first and the company he built not at all.
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My friends call it maternal: I'm looking after him and looking out for him, even joking about asking my Black grandmother to pray for him.
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Thank you to Steve Spinelli her amazing friend and lawyer for always looking out for her and had nothing but her best interest at heart.
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"I'm going to be looking out for how she responds to questions about Medicare for all," Wall Street Journal national political reporter Tarini Parti said.
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This is the fellow who claims to be looking out for the little guy, but under Biden, that "little guy" got a whole lot smaller.
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I know that people are supporting me, and that there are jobs for me in the future, and there are people looking out for me.
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He really goes out of his way to foster new talent, and look out for talent that other people might not be looking out for.
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"I started looking out for security loopholes after the launch [of Studio]," researcher Anand Prakash explained in a post, published last week, outlining the vulnerability.
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Literally, there is no instance in which a guard is looking out for a prisoner because he has his or her best interest at heart.
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It's begun to think of the women of Trump's inner circle as active participants in his presidency, mostly looking out for their own self-interest.
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After meeting the list of potential mentors in Miami looking out for her son, however, she says she's almost ready to start thinking about it.
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Example: When he tells stories about illegal voting, he's calling attention to a threat they perceive to be real and looking out for their votes.
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Denzel tells the paps to watch their backs but little did we know he was also looking out for someone else's back ... the valet guy!!!
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for As always, this is one of the biggest weeks of the year for movies.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Time's (basically) up: how many Oscar films did you manage to see this year?
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The selection of Tillerson, in particular, appears to send a clear signal that Trump's team will be looking out for oil's interests around the globe.
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Connie Britton may play a woman struggling with relationships in Dirty John, but in real life, she has lots of friends looking out for her.
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Look. It's easy to dismiss Flynn Jr. as a son looking out for his dad and/or someone prone to see conspiracy everywhere he looks.
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They've scrutinized this shopping process and pointed out the not-so-obvious details you should be looking out for, like welded seams and lined pockets.
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But it is also true that by the standards of past trade agreements, the partnership does better in looking out for the interests of workers.
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Ed Markey Monday in D.C. and he said Trump's display in Helsinki makes it clear he's only looking out for himself in dealing with Putin.
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In the end, cops believed Paris was being a gracious host and only looking out for the partygoer, who ended up getting home via Uber.
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"In no way would we respect or trust the sheriff or his deputies to be neutral and be looking out for both sides," said Garcia.
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They were looking out for the narrow band of radiation that's expected to be emitted from the bright ring of material around the black hole.
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In the end, simply looking out for U.S. security concerns above immediate economic benefits might have been the point of this trade war all along.
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Intelligence and law enforcement officials are also looking out for voter suppression efforts, illegal campaign financing, hacks targeting elected officials and voting infrastructure, he said.
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I'm also rooting for the U.A.W. to solve its corruption problem and make sure its leaders are looking out for the workers rather than themselves.
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Her messaging is centered on looking out for the little guy/gal and appealing to people who feel they've been left behind by the government.
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"I was looking out for myself when I first started doing it, and trying to make sure that my kids weren't at risk," she said.
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Often, this fiduciary obligation is compatible with respecting other stakeholders' interests, because looking out for all stakeholders helps move everyone towards long-term business success.
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He revealed that "Washington is full of people who are only looking out for themselves" and then raced into another paean to you-know-who.
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"Out-of-state billionaires are attacking him for it, but I know Joe Donnelly is always looking out for Indiana," Poynter says in the ad.
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Those are the kinds of lack of trust that causes you not to believe or trust that they&aposre looking out for your best interest.
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Perhaps the biggest question surrounding Mr. Puzder is how he would be perceived as a wealthy chief executive charged with looking out for workers' interests.
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It became an issue between the two, and the guy that just came home ended up killing his buddy who was looking out for him.
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Simply sending the message that some politicians are looking out for immigrants and fighting for them is another — probably not as effective, but something nonetheless.
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Fortunately for the otters of Morro Bay, California, the dedicated environmental scientists and biologists of the Marine Mammal Center are looking out for their best interests.
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YouTube didn't say if black salve videos were already a topic that it was looking out for and proactively removing before being asked about specific ones.
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Those long, bony fingers might be able to put in some solid work, but in the end, these creeps are only looking out for numero uno.
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As Fowler's article demonstrates, iPhone users are not immune to this, no matter how much Apple assures its customers that it's looking out for their privacy.
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Traders will be looking out for more U.S. crude inventory data due from industry group, the American Petroleum Institute, after market settlement at 4:30 p.m.
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They were probably just looking out for me, wanting to make sure I didn't say it, and then feel the sting of hearing nothing in return.
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They'd start hurriedly gathering observations of the object, likely first spotted by one of the large survey telescopes constantly looking out for this kind of thing.
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Critics have said Nissan lacked adequate governance, with few truly independent voices on the board capable of questioning leadership and looking out for regular shareholders' interests.
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CBD regulation is more comparable to dietary supplements — looking out for unproven claims or companies that aren't safely manufacturing products, former FDA commissioner Mark McClellan said.
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They're in the same kind of blue-collar, Jacksonian, "who's looking out for you?" populism that has carried Trump to the top of the Republican polls.
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Hirakawa said that since the Nikkei breached an immediate resistance level of 21,500 on Thursday, investors are looking out for the next resistance level at 21,800.
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Hirakawa said that since the Nikkei breached an immediate resistance level of 21,500 on Thursday, investors are looking out for the next resistance level at 2883,800.
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Minimizing security riskSo if the risk of malware-infected apps hitting your smartphone is relatively low, what other potential dangers should you be looking out for?
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for I've gone to the theater twice in the past week, once to see Hail, Caesar!
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We're sure they were just looking out for the environment by carpooling Saturday night at No Name Club, They both looked so determined to ... save fuel.
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Many will be looking out for one vessel in particular: the INS Arihant, India's first nuclear-powered submarine armed with ballistic missiles (SSBN, in military jargon).
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Starting a conversation that was even tangential to the idea of exclusivity was terrifying to him, even though she was just looking out for her health.
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What people want is to have a sense of being taken care of, the notion of having someone looking out for their mobile security and wellbeing.
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And that, to the extent that that social and political context was rife with injustice, it might always be worth looking out for its blind spots.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for A tiny little movie theater opened up a few blocks from my apartment last month.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for It seems like across the board people are into the way The Night Of ended.
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To Democrats, the vote fits perfectly into their messaging as they try to brand Republicans as looking out for corporate interests at the expense of consumers.
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"I feel like parents are caught in the middle of these two big forces that are in charge of looking out for our children," she said.
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Investors and analysts will be looking out for Omnicom's forecast for the second quarter and the full year, as well as details on possible share repurchases.
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"The main factor people should be looking out for is the composition of the lower house and Senate," said Reggie Thompson, Latin America analyst at Stratfor.
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But according to the research, there's no moral perspective — not even looking out for your own good — that supports the idea of lying in job interviews.
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After years of Liv and Abby looking out for each other, Abby showed that the true loves of her life are her job and her power.
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She told the judge at Bridges's sentencing that the corrupt agent had been looking out for opportunities to serve seizure warrants and somehow profit from it.
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He said the Secret Service is looking out for trends and consistent behavior, like the person who repeats their intent to kill the president over time.
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True, on trade and low-skilled immigration Trump can at least claim (however debatably) to be looking out for blue-collar workers more than past Republicans.
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There is also no nationwide body negotiating drug prices as you'll find in other countries, and insurers are often looking out for themselves rather than patients.
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"The guy has all the money in the world but is still looking out for the guy who made the country what it is," he said.
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Then there is the political backlash from the right to consider: Trump regularly fires up his base by telling them he is looking out for them.
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Mr. Trump already has personal lawyers — nearly a dozen — looking out for his personal and business interests in two federal investigations in Washington and New York.
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We learn a little more about the couple each time we see them, and we'll be looking out for any comments they make along the way.
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If the political winds blow unfavorably and once again begin to undermine patient access to Medicare, we'll be ready because we're always looking out for patients.
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It can feel daunting to be solely responsible for managing logistics, making plans and navigating foreign spaces all while looking out for your own personal safety.
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"For air strikes, what you are usually looking out for is the size of the crater that is visible and the type of crater," he said.
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De Faria's Maria is cunning, leaving you guessing as to which side she's truly on (hint: in most cases she's looking out for own best interest).
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Perdue faced harsh attacks in both the primary and general election over his business record, undercutting his argument that he was looking out for the little guy.
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Some are raising teenagers, and they're navigating having open communication with their kids, being friends with their kids, and also providing discipline and looking out for them.
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Programs and apps that open and close seemingly at random, or menu dialogs you didn't ask for, are other warning signs that it's worth looking out for.
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If those closest to you voice concerns about this plan, they're just looking out for you in the long-term — not trying to sabotage your innermost vision.
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"Since the earthquakes, we've gone through a lot as a city and we're a lot more caring and looking out for one another," said James Sheehan, 62.
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Sailors who served under Washington said she was a loving mother of three sons and known for looking out for her junior shipmates, according to the Times.
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Investors are also looking out for the latest developments on Brexit after UK lawmakers demanded more time to scrutinize a withdrawal agreement negotiated with the European Union.
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Let's just hope that if there's a season 3 of 13 Reasons Why, someone starts looking out for Tony the way he looks out for everyone else.
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Opoku-Gyimah's organisation has its work cut out, given its remit in looking out for people who could be affected by one or all of those qualifiers.
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Under the lauro pulo system, two persons serve as forest guards for a day, looking out for fires, illegal logging and the theft of other forest resources.
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Why wouldn't women elect people who don't just have a higher likelihood of looking out for their best interests but also a higher rate of actual advocacy?
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It's easy for people like Klein to retort that by exposing these women, they're simply looking out for their "young, impressionable" followers (which Klein does, many times).
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Even experienced doctors sometimes find it difficult to diagnose leprosy, as many of them are not expecting or looking out for the disease when presented with cases.
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They live incognito, using off-roads to avoid government checkpoints and move in tight circles, often with protection, looking out for any signs of government troop movements.
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Though a good chunk of those losses have since been recouped, those are the sorts of bouts of volatility that many investors will be looking out for.
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"Our church is always looking out for some way of reaching out that engages people, that has people doing more than just writing a check," the Rev.
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WE JUST HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE CONSTANTLY, YOU KNOW, LOOKING FOR THE BEST – LOOKING OUT FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF OUR PEOPLE AND OUR ECONOMIES.
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"It is the example of a military that meets every mission, one united team, all looking out for one another, all getting each other's backs," Obama continued.
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French Montana is looking out for the next generation and paying it forward in his home country of Morocco by footing the bill for 2 preschool classrooms.
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The patrollers are tasked with looking out for the welfare of Exeter Uni's undergraduates, many of whom—I'm told—don't particularly want to be looked out for.
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We'll be waiting for more rumors on that score though, before we start looking out for an iPad with the curved display of a Samsung Galaxy Edge.
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Yes. Many. But there were also communities of people looking out for each other, places where you could feel like you knew yourself and everyone around you.
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The child's whole body responded in a violent spasm of astonishment, almost as if she'd been looking out for Valerie, yet not actually expecting her to appear.
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In criticizing possible increases in biofuels usage, Elizabeth Farina, head of cane industry group Unica, said Petrobras seemed to be looking out for its own shifting portfolio.
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For all their unspeakable grief and pain, the people of Las Vegas now know their community has such leaders and such police officers looking out for them.
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East Coast developer Matt Rosendale is only looking out for himself and whatever out-of-state special interest group that is propping up his campaign with cash.
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While it would be easy to condemn these companies as anti-American, they are looking out for their shareholders, which every business has a responsibility to do.
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All of this leads to an important question: to what extent are policy makers truly looking out for public safety in current policy proposals that exclude lifers?
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Rapper Vic Mensa believes Jay-Z is still looking out for Colin Kaepernick -- and will make sure the QB gets HIRED when Hov becomes an NFL owner.
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Most Americans — 88 percent — think Trump, to some extent, is looking out for the interests of big business like his own family business or other wealthy individuals.
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Looking out for, and challenging, special interests in your own government and institutions is the first step towards justice and peace within and beyond your own community.
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That said, I'll be looking out for his album later this year because apparently he's on Big Machine now, and also "Die a Happy Man" was flames.
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Safely prescribing medication—including screening patients for any contraindications, counseling them about their options, and looking out for medication interactions—are typical responsibilities for primary care physicians.
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After all, what better lesson for our son to learn than the importance of holding onto tradition, learning how to be resilient, and looking out for others.
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We caught up with Drewchin to talk about where Eartheater began, finding strength in music, and why you should keep looking out for magic snakes and ladders.
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Or, slightly less charitably, the idea that everyone's first priority is looking out for me and mine — and the idea that if you're fine, then everything's fine.
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Azriel said she was looking out for herself, and then threatened to send Joycelyn to jail for the very thing Kelly's facing ... having sex with a minor.
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"We are pleased that Londoners are looking out for each other," she said, adding that TfL regularly shared its experience on tackling sexual harassment with other cities.
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I turned and followed her line of vision, looking out for the Statue of Liberty, but all I could see was a large, relatively new condo development.
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Google may be trying to give the planet one big green hug here, but that doesn't mean the company isn't also looking out for the main chance.
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While Fashion Month is far from limited to just five trends, the fall/winter 2018 selections ahead are ones we're looking out for on our next spending spree.
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These are brothers and sisters that—I have to believe are looking out for what's in the best interests of patients that they serve each and every day.
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Thankfully, Facebook's constantly growing photo sharing app is looking out for me, the person whose endless appetite for special offers is instantly whetted by shaky cell phone footage.
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She said it was incredibly difficult being so far from her family, but knowing a woman was looking out for them was reassuring and made her very emotional.
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This ad brings the cheer and all the feels with a big brother looking out for his lil' sis on every occasion — even in those gluten-free moments!
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It's also a matter of public image: they're a company looking out for consumers and the occasional government contract, not a major participator in the military-industrial complex.
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If, by some miracle, Leicester do wind up winning the Premier League, this guy is going to have a few tweets up his sleeve worth looking out for.
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Basically, it appears that the chain is looking out for its own interests by throwing money behind anyone it thinks will further its agenda as a big corporation.
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While Dustin seemingly spent years without a man to admire, he's finally lucked out to a place where the coolest guy in town is looking out for him.
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Beyond looking out for obvious scams and threats, more advisors are proactively planning for the issues their clients could face as they climb up into their later decades.
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The Latino gangs felt like they were defending against discrimination, looking out for their people, and trying to just now defend a life for their people in Chicago.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Most weeks seem to have at least one big trailer release — often there's even two or three.
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Despite getting knocked down twice, and breaking his jaw, the Buddha was looking out for Changpuek on that particular night at the Sands Hotel and Casino in Vegas.
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I get why he's an intriguing character, because he does begrudgingly help people but also is constantly looking out for himself and his own survival above all else.
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The Organisation Department is looking out for anyone who is at risk of daibing, or "carrying sickness", meaning transferring a habit of corruption from one job to another.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Stranger Things is the first thing in a long time to make me glad I have Netflix.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hi everyone, I'm back to writing about trailers again after taking a couple days off last week.
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Then Apple apologized and explained that it was looking out for users by preventing aging batteries from shutting their devices down unexpectedly, especially when you need them most.
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In his own letter, North said he was looking out for the NRA's best interests and that he was forming a crisis committee to probe internal financial matters.
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But Nielsen quickly made enemies in the West Wing because she was seen as the stringent Kelly's watchdog, looking out for him more than she was the President.
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Former New York Times correspondent Chris Hedges said on Thursday that the Democratic Party stopped looking out for the interests of working-class voters under former President Clinton.
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"For airstrikes, what you are usually looking out for is the size of the crater that is visible and the type of crater," Bromley said, according to Reuters.
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Soete later learned the person who found Zimmardi was an off-duty member of a nonprofit called Conscious Crew, who roam festivals looking out for people in trouble.
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Nor is he looking out for the interests of children, who will have to live with the consequences of action taken by adults in service to carbon pollution.
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She knows Mr. Trump's rhythms, and he views her as one of the few people around him truly looking out for his interests, not tending her own image.
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"It just means that President Trump is looking out for American workers and American interests -- no different than he expects other leaders to look out for their own."
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But we don't have to let it be in vain -- and we can start by protecting other animals, and looking out for the many humans who also suffer.
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For as long as he has been "looking out for" them — as he puts it — he has sworn to beat back the "secular progressive" forces of political correctness.
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Indeed, a new Politico/Morning Consult poll found GOP voters side with Trump over McConnell when it comes out to who is looking out for the party's interests.
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"Corporations are looking out for themselves and not the larger population," said Dani Salvalaggio, 21, an English literature student taking time out from exams to watch Cato's speech.
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"The vast majority of Californians are skeptical of his intentions because the evidence suggests he's not looking out for our best interests," said Daniel Zingale, Newsom's chief strategist.
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The big business-focused trade association is likely looking out for its own interests and those of corporate executives who don't want to cede any power to investors.
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Some racial conservatives see this as simple realpolitik — other ethnic groups are looking out for their interests, and white people need to step up and do the same.
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"It's funny that some on the left see me as a turncoat when really Im like the only fucking person on their side looking out for them," he wrote.
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Along with the new look, his off-putting jock personality has also transformed — and now he's the hunky high school hero looking out for sidekick Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo).
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The job, solely open to women, entails looking out for the 209 female MPs and their staff, including giving them security advice for when they are away from parliament.
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She pays for this as well, but I offer to buy her bubble tea as a thank you for looking out for me over the last couple of days.
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But Lalo views the Shiite-dominated Baghdad government as looking out for its own interests and has little confidence that it can build a post-ISIS Iraq in harmony.
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The United States, China and India are vying to be the market leader, and are looking out for any perceived breach of the international trade rules by their rivals.
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It's good to see those two looking out for each other, especially since it seems the dynamic between Daenerys and Cersei will be more butting heads than girl power.
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"The uncertainties looking out for more than a decade are unlimited," Zev Yaroslavsky, a Los Angeles City Council member during the 1984 games, told Reuters in a phone interview.
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He also said Qatar constantly tracks not just location, but also data from the aircraft, with a team on the ground looking out for any diversions from planned routes.
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Investors were also looking out for further clues on when U.S. rates might go up from a speech due later in the day from Federal Reseve head Janet Yellen.
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While I may not like having a camera in my hallway, I do really like the fact that our building's security is looking out for us in downtown Toronto.
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J.J. Perry: We're huge fans of Bruce Lee's, but none of us had ever filmed in a room like that before, where you're constantly looking out for your reflection.
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We're going to bring the jobs home and we're going keep America's jobs here, and when I walk into the Oval Office, we start looking out for America first.
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"Once you build trust, and once you show them who you truly are, unbiased and just looking out for their well-being, they'll come back to you," he said.
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"I just think there're suits at the very top of the company that are just looking out for how much they can make," she told the News and Tribune.
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"Some people might say that Donald Trump is looking out for the average guy," says Travis Ridout, a political science professor who studies campaign advertising at Washington State University.
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The central bank will be looking out for September inflation data due on Friday, after it raised benchmark rates last week and said it was open to further tightening.
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With help from the mysterious man — who cryptically reveals that Athena isn't the only god looking out for the Spartan — Kratos escapes, returning to Athens and a waiting Ares.
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A raw American nationalism, dedicated to rebuilding not only a depleted manufacturing base but also committed to renewing American cities, improving decrepit infrastructure and looking out for American workers.
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"As a parent of a child with disabilities, I think that this issue specifically strengthens my respect for him because he's looking out for this vulnerable population," said Hubartt.
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He's going to be able to empower you to look out for one another again instead of relying on a bankrupt government to supposedly be looking out for you.
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Now the post has gone viral, with more than 5 million views, to the amazement of Kidd, who says he was simply looking out for his favorite loyal customers.
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Once in orbit, the satellites will act as the Air Force's eyes in space — looking out for objects that could pose a threat to the US's other military satellites.
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" Ninety-two percent of Americans (6900 percent of Republicans/2628 percent of Democrats) believe "the government is pretty much run by a few big interests looking out for themselves.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Our dearest Jake is off duty, so I will be taking over the trailer round-up this week.
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I've never really been into that stuff, but I love my grandpa so much and I have to believe that he's still around and he's looking out for me.
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If Pai chooses not to use that authority and the FTC is restricted because of the court decision, they worry customers will have no one looking out for them.
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And even though profits are small, pubs like The Bevy generate a different sort of return - looking out for local people after years of budget cuts have strained services.
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You can't champion the moves made to promote fighter safety, such as Chris Eubank Sr.'s actions, but then criticise others for supposedly looking out for their own wellbeing.
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Today, In My Mind premiered in full on NPR's "First Listen," including a track we've been looking out for since it was announced, "The New Cupid" with Kendrick Lamar.
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But for someone who claims to be looking out for parents and students, why stand in the way of laws that allow parents to judge the quality of charters?
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I'm also going to take the advice of that brave young woman in Parkland and call B.S. on the whole idea that you're even looking out for gun owners.
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"There's a real opportunity to have a new company in there, looking out for those new filmmakers, and [trying] to shift the power balance a little bit," he said.
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For Mr. Reich, these episodes and countless others he can cite are proof that lawmakers are more often than not looking out for the interests of corporations, not voters.
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Then that person knows that I'm looking out for the best interests of them, for them — and even if they go, we may end up working together again later.
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Over hundreds of millions of years of evolving separately, we and the African grey parrots both developed the habit of looking out for a neighbor who needs a walnut.
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Ryan, too, tried to downplay any divisions with the White House, saying he still believed Trump is a trustworthy negotiating partner who is looking out for the GOP's interests.
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Friendship, which is, as Aristotle argued, critical to human well-being, is about looking out for each other, just as it is about taking pleasure in each other's successes.
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And, TSA prohibits and is actively looking out for credit card-sized knives at airports, so you might get caught if you try to board an airplane with one.
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Brad Pitt says he was simply looking out for former girlfriend Gwyneth Paltrow when he confronted Harvey Weinstein after she claimed the producer had made "a pass" at her.
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Sending food back if your guest goes to the bathroom We know you're just looking out for your friend when her penne comes out while she's powdering her nose.
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So they are looking out for the interests of Democrats in districts Trump won — to shield them from a hugely controversial impeachment vote that they fear could imperil their reelections.
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But, check out the clip ... Olivia's clearly looking out for Numero Uno and her friends are there to make sure she adjusts back to her normal life amid the scandal.
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The modem inside your smartphone is responsible for all this wireless traffic, and it's one of the specs that's worth looking out for, especially as we start moving to 5G.
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He's looking out for new things a lot, and I'm playing with one piece of art, going nuts on it trying to make it perfect and losing myself in it.
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Today, Instagram is rolling out new features aimed at making it harder to troll and harass users, and also at looking out for some of its most vulnerable users. 1.
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As thousands of migrant children wait in detention centers after being separated from their families, many have been left to fend for themselves and looking out for those who can't.
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UL's benchmarking rules allow for phones to optimize performance by detecting heavier workloads, specifically looking out for the name of the app and then optimizing based on that is not.
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"She was like the den mom, always looking out for people," recalls Charisse Tran, who overlapped with the Suits star at Immaculate Heart middle and high school in Los Angeles.
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Russia is widely thought of as an oligarchy run by President Vladimir Putin and a handful of billionaire cronies whose main accomplishment is looking out for their own financial interests.
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"But it's a good thing if your decision to sell is purely based on asking yourself, 'where does this company go from here' and on looking out for the business."
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Investors will now be looking out for Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes this week to provide further clues on the Fed's assessment of economic conditions and monetary policy stance.
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CDPH Director and State Public Health Officer Dr. Karen Smith also stressed the importance of looking out for the potential risk of foodborne illnesses as barbecue season begins this summer.
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"Thank you Lord, thank you Jesus, thank you everyone in heaven looking out for me," Bryan, 39, said in his acceptance speech before turning his gratitude to his wife Caroline.
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Investors will be looking out for any changes to the 0.10 forecast, comments on China, where the company has been increasing its presence, and on launch of cruises to Cuba.
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Parents and carers have to check a variety of online listings, noticeboards and council websites, while looking out for posters and flyers in public places like coffee shops and libraries.
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When I confronted reigning NBA MVP Stephen Curry, he insisted that he would be looking out for Drake, while Eastern Conference superstar Dwyane Wade asserted he was "on [Drake's]" side.
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"It's really about people looking out for each other and not feeling like there's this nanny-state babysitter of a night club," Burke explained on another night at the club.
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"It very much feels like Washington is looking out for the corporations and the very wealthy," says the narrator of an Iowa ad funded by Not One Penny, for example.
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Trump also said Cruz and other candidates are more likely to do the bidding of their donors if elected opposed to looking out for the best interest of the country.
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You might argue that in a class action, when plaintiffs' lawyers are supposed to be looking out for absent class members, they ought to be pushing to reveal corporate secrets.
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And I'm really happy to say that after two days in, everyone I've come across in person has been super nice, professional, hard-working, and genuinely looking out for everyone.
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She underlined how important it was for anyone who is persecuted to have someone elsewhere looking out for them — as prisoners in East Germany were not forgotten by West Germany.
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Mr. Frank appears more interested in the moral allegory mandated by the title, in which the frontier is a place of chaos where no god is looking out for anyone.
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Yes, it's good as a social justice-oriented country to be looking out for refugees and to be supporting them, but I think we need to employing our own youth.
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"We cannot blame them for looking out for what they believe to be their own interests, but we must also look out for ours," says Roth's Lindbergh of the Jews.
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I really am looking forward to looking at the role philanthropy can have in terms of looking out for people's jobs, and a sense of dignity, especially in our country.
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The cases brought by the Justice Department have angered many union members who feel that some of their leaders have forsaken workers' interests and are only looking out for themselves.
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"We are telling people the health department is looking out for your health," said Rabbi David Niederman, a community leader and executive director of the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg.
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You may not be BFFs yet (or ever!), but you're looking out for her, which is kindhearted, and worrying in advance about rubbing her the wrong way, which is thoughtful.
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The act was passed to make up for the fact that boxing has no central governing body looking out for the interests of fighters and enforcing clear and fair contractual guidelines.
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Some of our favorite brands — like Carol's Daughter, Kat Von D Beauty, and Glossier — were created by women... so, of course, they're pros at looking out for all of the ladies.
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Heather Corinna, founder of youth sex education site Scarleteen, notes that there's another reason to get tested—if you've got access to health care, you're looking out for those who don't.
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My spasms are definitely worse; walking is not always easy, and my legs get fatigued from dancing, but I've got a great team looking out for me and keeping me upright.
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It appears the only person who might actually be looking out for her is the overly supportive Ruby (Jena Malone), a makeup artist and — no joke — mortician (more on that later).
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"There is benefit to having someone who is socially close to you who is looking out for you," said study author and postdoctoral researcher David Sharrow, PhD, in a press release.
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The company says it was looking out for things like broken jars, askew or wrinkled labels, and ingredient separation issues that could occur from extreme temperature fluctuation while in a truck.
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"The only thing we can tell her is he's in Heaven and he's going to be looking out for her, and she can always talk to him whenever she wants to."
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" They continued, "As a company, Marriott places a priority on the safety and security of our guests, but we also have a long tradition of looking out for the greater community.
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With markets focused on political developments, they are less sensitive than usual to econonomic data, but they will nevertheless be looking out for UK labour market numbers due at 0830 GMT.
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After the worst day for markets since September, here are the three things that Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management's managing director of foreign exchange strategy, is looking out for on Thursday.
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Miley Cyrus just thanked Ariana Grande for including her in a benefit for the victims of the Manchester Arena attack, and it's another example of artists looking out for one another.
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He may not be swiping on the service this Valentine's Day, but with a new letter demanding that Tinder resolve some security issues, Wyden is looking out for everyone who is.
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The critical element of Trump's famed pledge to "Make America Great Again" is that he will start looking out for America first, rather than letting other countries take advantage of us.
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North reportedly shot back in his own letter that he was looking out for the NRA's best interests and that he was forming a crisis committee to probe internal financial matters.
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"After discussing with him the benefits of this decision during his recent visit to Dubuque (Iowa), I have no doubt he is looking out for the best interests of our farmers."
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Despite the dire circumstances, Jamie's at his best here: unafraid to speak truth to power, looking out for others, and by episode's end, able to believe some people can mean well.
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He offered a theory: The elders, often rewarded with gifts by the companies, weren't looking out for the interests of their people, and their people simply had no way of knowing.
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For investors looking out for S&P stocks with the highest domestic revenue exposure, those would be mostly in the telecommunications, consumer, financials and health-care sectors, according to the report.
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Investors will be looking out for key headlines from the World Economic Forum (WEF) should any industry or national leaders comment on global growth or the state of the U.S. economy.
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So fortunately I had folks in the community who were looking out for me to make sure that I didn't kind of make the same mistakes as some other folks did.
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There was a Politico piece yesterday that suggested he's screaming at senators that they passed the Russia sanctions bill, that they're not looking out for him enough on the Russia investigation.
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Yet as children tend to lack the ability, and vocabulary, to fully express their emotions, mental health workers analyse them while they play, draw and act - looking out for signs of trauma.
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Gabel, who has almost two decades with the delivery company Breakthru Beverage, told WCNC that someone was looking out for the man that day as they were not on their usual route.
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As our convoy slowly made its way down the Syrian coast and then made an eastward turn toward Homs and then Palmyra, Russian attack helicopters circled overhead, looking out for any threats.
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From City Guides to cookbooks, we're always looking out for our readers and tapping into our network of hospitality humans to help steer you in the right direction and away from charlatans.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for One of the wonderful things about podcasts is how, over time, you get to feel like you're friends with the hosts.
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And indeed, the companies themselves could hold them up as examples of what people need to be looking out for, but we had to overcome a lot of opposition to do that.
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Looking out for our immediate wardrobe needs, Pinterest compiled its annual spring trend report, based on recent style-related searches, many of which are sourced directly from the catwalk and street-style.
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I always say my first apartment was God's way of looking out for a suburban Maryland girl who had no real clue of just how bad and expensive NYC housing could be.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Just before we started dating, my girlfriend and I went together to see Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life in theaters.
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Across the country, there are neighbors looking out for the friends of their children, and employers with a stake in the well-being of their employees, irrespective of where they were born.
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And, according to a new report by Better Markets, every American looking out for his or her own financial well-being should be very concerned about Brett Kavanaugh joining the high court.
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"I have my relationship with Secretary Tillerson or General Mattis, or anyone else, it's all a great relationship because we are all looking out for the best interest of America," Haley added.
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Clinton also take solace from polls showing that voters believe she is more prepared than Mr. Trump to be commander in chief and that she is looking out for the middle class.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for You'd think that streaming and digital distribution in general would mean that basically every movie ever made should be available online.
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We're told the Hustler Club's looking out for seniors, too -- they'll deliver the free food to people who are at least 60 years old, while curbside pickup is available for everyone else.
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Sure, Richmond says the former 'Apprentice'/White House staffer might be letting her conscience guide her post-firing, but more than that, she's dishing dirt cause she's looking out for Numero 1.
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I was thrilled for Phelps, who was reaching out to others after two decades of looking out for No. 1 (literally, in his case, as his 23 Olympic gold medals can attest).
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Beatrice's owners had said during a 2017 interview that Ed was obsessed with Beatrice in real-life ... often bringing her treats when she was on set and always looking out for her.
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Gina Raimondo was surely looking out for the best interests of her state's residents when she ordered a 14-day quarantine for anyone coming from New York coming into the Ocean State.
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"He was good at always looking out for my boys, telling them to come work out at the Mamba gym, but I wish I would have communicated with him more," O'Neal said.
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And once he won the White House, he and his aides made sure to stress that he was thankful for the support of working people and looking out for them every day.
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One lady in Florida said she doesn't have time to volunteer, but that's because she spends 40 hours a week looking out for local kids and visiting sick folks in the hospital.
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"Starting a family teaches you to work collectively instead of just looking out for yourself and I think that's really helping him to grow up on the pitch as well," Guerra says.
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Kelly Stafford is on the road to recovery following brain surgery that went twice as long as planned and had everyone very concerned ... but she says God was looking out for her.
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The main thing to looking out for is the kind of ports it has (you're looking for both USB Type-A and USB Type-C) and total power output (usually listed in watts).
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As the American President, Donald Trump is over in Europe looking out for our interests and of course, for the independence of our allies which he thinks is really important and rightly so.
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It would make sense for the wedding to occur after the final season 8 of Game of Thrones ends, which means we should be looking out for a summer, fall, or winter gathering.
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These women in senior positions "looking out for these issues adds to the momentum that is just now starting to build when it comes to health in the military for women," she said.
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They said he was an incredible dispatcher who served the patrol deputies in the field well by always looking out for them and taking officer safety into account when dispatching calls for service.
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IS THAT, YOU THINK, AN INDICATION THAT MAYBE – I MEAN, GLOBALIZATION IS IMPORTANT, BUT THEN AGAIN SO IS LOOKING OUT FOR NUMBER ONE IN THIS CASE, WHETHER IT'S BRITAIN OR THE UNITED STATES.
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So they put this out, they say, well, this is why we were doing -- we&aposre looking out for you, we&aposre looking to protect you, but it just doesn&apost ring true.
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On a considerably more serious note, given that Fury's withdrawal from the Klitschko fight was reportedly down to his psychological health, it must be hoped that someone is looking out for the boxer.
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It was the best finale we could ask for … Thank you, Torrey and Chanel, for always looking out for Baltimore's homeless dogs and cats and having such a big heart for our city.
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"In addition to inquiries about renting the house, we get a flood of emails, texts and calls from people just thanking us for looking out for our fellow pit bull parents," said Rouzeau.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hello, and welcome back to New Trailers, a column that mysteriously (*cough* holidays and CES *cough*) disappeared for the past few weeks.
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The Boys in Blue were looking out for the Boys in Blue during Game 1 of the World Series -- check out the heavy LAPD presence in front of Yasiel Puig's home on Tuesday!
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Judge Kendall has not yet set out a briefing schedule in the television ad sales MDL but you can be sure a lot of plaintiffs' lawyers will be looking out for the filing.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Last weekend I watched two absolutely heartbreaking movies about sisters whose lives become confined and controlled by the horrid actions of men.
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Some say he was a hero who followed his conscience; others believe he was always looking out for his reputation and was never willing to put his job before his own career ambitions.
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David's looking out for his fellow billionaire ... hosting Jeff and his girlfriend and tons of other big wigs as they live the yacht life in the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain.
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For just an everyday person looking at the Russia investigation and the Mueller investigation right now, what should they be looking out for to have a sense of the direction it's going in?
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A lot of little homies have come by our office just to tell me, "Good looking out for getting the burger spot," and telling me that they can't wait to come over there.
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So I've always been looking out for news from science, news from technology, and thinking a little bit about how those things are going to change the way we live in the future.
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He's the kind of guy with the kind of background and the kind of policy positions -- average guy looking out for the average Joe and Jane -- who Republicans long believed was their future.
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So when you refuse to introduce a bill that would truly accomplish common sense gun reform - you're not looking out for us - you're looking to protect a lobby that helps fund your campaign.
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"Any non-German EU Commission President clearly improves the chances for a German ECB President, which is the key thing markets will be looking out for," said Christoph Rieger, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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Panic mounting, Republican factions began looking out for themselves: Mr. McCarthy, currying favor with the right as he positioned himself to succeed Mr. Ryan, revived a push to fund Mr. Trump's border wall.
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Whether you are looking for a hot startup to join as an employee or looking out for tech trends, this list will serve as an indication of what Silicon Valley thinks is hot.
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Horror author Grady Hendrix notes that while most scary movies involve an external threat, the idea of a cult specifically targets our fear that we might stop looking out for our own interests.
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"He's focused now on looking out for himself and staying out of prison more than he is representing constituents of the district," said one of the Democratic candidates, former Navy SEAL Josh Butner.
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In the meantime, here's some of what we'll be looking out for: The monthslong nonaggression pact between the two leading liberals in the race, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, ended this week.
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That set off a legal battle in which both sides say they are looking out for baffled consumers who want to know what exactly has gone into their burger, hot dog or chicken.
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And in a world in which everyone is looking out for themselves and no longer cooperating, suspicions, and fears will go up, which will lead to more defensive measures and perhaps even conflict.
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Members of Alaska's small congressional delegation (the ineffable Don Young, who detests environmentalists, is the state's only current member of the House) have always been extraordinarily resourceful in looking out for their constituents.
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The Jacksons say they are half-sisters and have been looking out for each other for about 15 years -- a time when they felt they had no choice but to sell sex for cash.
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"I think that it would be really hard for college administrators who are looking out for the safety of all students to recommend a process where there's going to be cross-examination," she said.
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" Clement, who has made more than 90 Supreme Court arguments, said that if "both administrations are looking out for the long-term interests of the executive branch," positions "really shouldn&apost change that much.
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"For me, the next thing, I'm not sure what it's going to be long-term, and I'm always looking out for the next thing to be different than what I did the last time."
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Market players will be looking out for any comments from the central bank's chief — who is nearing the end of his tenure — on signs of economic weakness in the euro zone and policy guidance.
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Others argue that Benchmark's suit has thrown lighter fluid on an already fragile working relationship, and is yet another example of greedy investors looking out for their bottom line instead of the founder's vision.
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A visual design instructor at Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School and a father of two, George was always looking out for other people – much like his favorite comic book character, Batman.
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I knew my family was looking out for me because they know my history with insecurity in relationships, but I also knew they could see just how much I wasn't willing rule Jordan out.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for My girlfriend was out of town last weekend, which meant I had a rare opportunity to watch a movie she isn't interested in.
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As I stumble toward potential pork-based salvation, I resemble a confused time traveler, staggering around, head pressed against throbbing temples, constantly looking out for the most appropriate alleyways for a quick public upchuck.
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At the same time, he wants to try and maintain a reputation as someone who's been looking out for the national security interests of the United States and not only be a Trump loyalist.
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When the company posts its results on Tuesday, investors and analysts will be looking out for Omnicom's forecast for the second quarter and the full year, as well as details on possible share repurchases.
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He at once comes across as a pro-business outsider favoring lower taxes and less regulation, while also pushing the notion he's a pro-consumer apparatchik looking out for a free and fair press.
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They did so only after other measures were introduced: a new transplant co-ordination hub; intensive-care doctors and nurses were trained in organ donation; and looking out for potential donors became the norm.
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"Investors should be looking out for a December hike given we don't know what happens to the Fed chair position next year," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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When you text or call, tell your senators that the politicians looking out for their constituents by throwing their weight behind those proposals are the ones you'll remember when it's time to vote again.
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"It makes it look like you're cooking a story, and prosecutors are always looking out for it," said Julie R. O'Sullivan, a law professor at Georgetown University and expert on white-collar criminal investigations.
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But the league and its owners also made sure advance an argument that sounded kind of reasonable: They're just looking out for player safety, because anyone who goes to the Olympics might get hurt.
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Boras is, of course, looking out for his own business, but he has raised questions about intimate information players share with their agents that now could fall into the hands of a front office.
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And cross your fingers the next time you call for help, and hope the very people who are supposed to be looking out for you won't tell you to come back in a year.
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Bryan Fogel and the team behind the Oscar nominated-documentary "Icarus," about Russia's doping program for athletes, have also spent this awards season, and many, many months preceding it, looking out for Russian threats.
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Instacart is not alone in trying to strike a balance between providing an essential service to customers while also looking out for the health and safety of the workers who make that service possible.
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"This is an election that is fundamentally about, 'who's looking out for me,'" said Mo Elleithee, executive director of Georgetown University's Institute of Politics, who served as traveling press secretary on Clinton's 2008 race.
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For the coming session, investors will be looking out for the U.S. jobs data scheduled for later in the day as well as outcome of the final round of French elections over the weekend.
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Their study, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, found these patients don't avoid rehospitalization even if nurses, social workers and community health workers are looking out for them after they've been discharged.
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"You're not looking out for the folks," O'Reilly scolded, telling Feirstein to give more serious focus to hard-working graduate and commuting students than to the well-heeled "hippy-dippy types" O'Reilly already scorned.
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Thus I wanted to give you a heads-up on two ads that are really worth looking out for, even if you're just flipping pages while you stand in the supermarket check-out line.
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"Despite what we lost, I think we've gained much more in our humanity caring for one another and looking out for one another, subverting our egos, humbling ourselves toward one another," Mr. Cornelius said.
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Health-care providers should also be looking out for patients who may need to begin cardiac rehabilitation, and should be focused in particular on priority populations at high risk for heart disease and stroke.
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In explaining the withholding funds, Trump and his allies have framed it as looking out for American interests — not Biden — and the president's media apparatus has launched into high gear to drive it home.
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The idea of putting America first, and looking out for our country before we worry about anyone else, has long been part of Trump's patter -- way before he ever even considered running for president.
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" To find these individuals, she placed an advertisement in underground Boston newspapers calling for "charming, aggressive, carefree people who are impulsively irresponsible but are good at handling people and looking out for number one.
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He's a good doctor, in that he excels at his job, but he's also a good doctor, in that he really does believe in looking out for his patients' well-being, physical and otherwise.
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Consider this: Cambridge Analytica's data-scraping reportedly occurred in 2014, the same year Facebook made another fateful decision that it might not have if someone there was looking out for people like you and me.
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The celebrated gymnast, 22, ripped USA Gymnastics for not looking out for her and her fellow athletes, weeks after a congressional investigation reportedly found that the organization "knowingly concealed" abuse by Nassar, a former doctor.
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Plan ahead for birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays by looking out for the perfect gifts year-round — you'll find a good deal if you start early, and we know you love the thrill of the hunt.
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" FEDS LOOK INTO NATIONAL ENQUIRER'S RELATIONSHIP WITH COHEN WSJ: " Michael Cohen and the publisher of the National Enquirer forged an alliance over the years, looking out for the interests of Donald Trump and each other.
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A common concern is that the boards are more focused on following technical rules than looking out for shareholder interests, said Stephen Davis, a senior fellow at the Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance.
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Those critics will be looking out for anything that seems at variation with Orthodox tradition, or which appears to be watering down Orthodox Christianity's claim to be the repository of Christian truth at its purest.
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Whether she's doling out advice on how to heal a broken heart, reminding you to take a jacket, or simply teaching you about life, one thing is for sure: She's always looking out for you.
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We're told it would be near impossible for Ford to reenter the country at border checkpoints since law enforcement's looking out for him -- however, if he attempts to get in illegally ... all bets are off.
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They analyzed the radar images of the ice deposits within the planet's polar ice caps, looking out for signs of erosion and other features, like so-called spiral troughs that are created by the wind.
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Medical professionals and ordained pastors onboard offer assessments, workshops and advice for sailors dealing with mental-health issues and the stress of deployment, and there is a noticeable culture of looking out for one another.
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"The tax proposal is the best opportunity yet for Democrats to convince voters that Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are looking out for their wealthy donors, and not working-class Americans," Mook and Weaver write.
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We can give them the coverage, reform the program, save some money and make sure that we live in a country where people are going to say, 'At least somebody is looking out for me.
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Under the guise of looking out for consumers who are trying to obtain loans, the prior administration set in motion regulations that would put these very consumers in jeopardy by restricting their access to credit.
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"Now more than ever, we need a standard-bearer who is actually looking out for us, and who has a proven track record of steering the country successfully through economic and social upheaval," she said.
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Dr. Gupta: Our best protection for now: social distancing, washing our hands, looking out for ourselves and our loved ones, trying to help out wherever we can, and behaving like we might have the virus.
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So I don't know enough about Facebook to give very specific advice, but you have to have a culture in which everyone is looking out for problems and has a way to bring them up.
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His reasoning is twofold; on one side, it means he knows his teams are made up of people who want to be there; on the other, it means employees know he's looking out for them.
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So when we do get to the trial portion of it, is there just anything that you are in particular looking out for that you would like, flag ahead to the people out there watching?
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"We are looking out for whether the U.S. is going to retaliate, so it's going to be a big wait-and-see mode until we hear from Trump," Ashley Glover at CMC Markets in Sydney.
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Of course, the commission says it is looking out for the health of the fighter (we're guessing to make sure there's no risk of the implant popping) ... but Michelle seems to think there's no real concern.
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"We can give them the coverage, reform the program, save some money, and make sure that we live in a country where people are going to say, 'at least somebody's looking out for me,'" he said.
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But airlines are businesses looking out for the bottom line, and they may calculate that they have more to win than to lose by coming out against unpopular policies, even if they turn off some customers.
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JJ Watt's relief fund raised more than $37 million to help out the area, and now Deshaun Watson is looking out for some of the Texans employees who were affected by the devastation of the hurricane.
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And Clinton has a slight edge over Trump on the question of who would do a better job "looking out for the little guy," though more voters than not say both would do a bad job.
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And these challenges get people worried and it frays our civic trust and it makes a lot of people feel like the fix is in and the game is rigged and nobody's looking out for them.
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But of course, no tech conference this year would be complete without the seemingly magnanimous reassurance from some of the world's most visible executives that they are looking out for you, the consumer, and your privacy.
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Miami rapper Stitches tricked the 13-year-old "Cash Me Ousside" girl into collaborating on a song and music video without approval, according to her camp -- but Stitches says he's just looking out for the kid.
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Leaving the future of the program in a state of limbo is "not a responsible way to govern and it's certainly not an indication you're looking out for the working people of this country," Earnest said.
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Speaking to the authorities, the bodyguards indignantly describe themselves as "the only two people looking out for him" -- an assertion that would have more authority, seemingly, if we weren't watching a movie adapted from their book.
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If people begin to think you are not looking out for their best interests, or are putting profit over common sense protections, it becomes difficult to turn around those negative feelings once they begin to harden.
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After Alicia opens up to Lucca about seeing Jason kiss another woman at a bar, Lucca's there to not only offer advice, but also talks to Jason about it because she's looking out for her friend.
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So if the team is, in fact, looking out for Bosh's welfare, it suggests an exception to what is perhaps a more common practice of pro sports franchises: pushing players to compete regardless of medical concerns.
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I'm convinced that this corresponds to some ancient tribal trait, some remnant of a time when human activity around you meant safety, that it was safe to sleep, that someone was looking out for the group.
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Every night before bed, say a little something—I don't want to call it a prayer, but whatever approximation of that you're down with, and be sure to thank your crystals for looking out for you.
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"I feel like parents are caught in the middle of these two big forces that are in charge of looking out for our children," said Alemán, the mother of a 14-year-old high school freshman.
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At the end of the day, many people told me, countries — like towns, or city neighborhoods, or even sports teams — only cohere when people prioritize getting to know each other and looking out for each other.
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I told friends what was happening and I had friends bring me dinner, and friends looking out for me, and friends watching my cats for the night, so I had one less thing to think of.
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"The man upstairs was looking out for me because I got in and changed my shirt and, yeah, I think it helped me out a lot," Stephens said in an on-court interview after the match.
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Some of the biggest names in Hollywood are making #IStayHomeFor go viral ... with Elton John, Demi Lovato, David Beckham, Mariah Carey, Kevin Bacon and Bebe Rexha telling you who they're looking out for by self-isolating.
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On the papal plane later that month, a reporter jokingly withdrew his hand as Francis sought to shake it, prompting a good-humored explanation from Francis that he had simply been looking out for people's health.
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It's especially the case for Mr. O'Reilly, who has made a career out of telling his audience that he is "looking out" for them in a sea of "secular progressive" media types, including at this newspaper.
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Sure, La Stella is a replacement level player nobody knew much about in the first place, but he's broken the first rule of up-in-arms, hyperventilating sports bloviators: He's looking out for his best interests.
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But still, slow-moving and enamored of its own darkness as Damnation is, there's something vital and real in the show's insistence that the United States' institutions have failed and are only looking out for themselves.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports she will unleash a detailed take-down of Trump's business record, arguing that he's only looking out for himself, at the cost of American workers and a middle-class that's invisible to him.
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The pound has taken some support from a round of hawkish signals from Bank of England policymakers last week, and there are still some in the market looking out for a rise in interest rates next month.
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Its founders say that people often ask friends or family for short-term loans to cover shortfalls; they want their customers to think of their startup as a pal who's also looking out for their best interests.
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Melia Robinson talked to one of them: "We think Google, or Alphabet, can really do a better job of looking out for shareholders and its employees," Julie Goldsmith Reiser, an attorney representing pension funds in the litigation.
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"The markets will be looking out for what China will do in retaliation to such a move, that alone will have a huge potential in dragging the market sentiment and risk appetite," said OCBC analyst Barnabas Gan.
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Attacks on the tax plan and share buybacks will fit into Democrats' broader contention that they will do a better job of looking out for the working-class Americans who Trump pledged to defend as a candidate.
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In early August, Biles slammed USA Gymnastics for not looking out for her and her fellow athletes, weeks after a congressional investigation reportedly found that the organization "knowingly concealed" sexual abuse by Larry Nassar, a former doctor.
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"The American people need to know that President Trump is looking out for the American people and frankly not his own business interest," Stabenow, who took the lead on the letter, said in a press conference Wednesday.
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"I mean, it seems like we really go overboard to make sure all these other nationalities nowadays and colors have their fair shake of it, but no one's looking out for the white guy anymore," he said.
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I'm also looking out for signs of growing resentment, on either side of this partnership, as well as attempting to be more conscious of when and how I contribute to the unpaid invisible labor in our household.
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But there's another face in Chinese tech that we should be looking out for: Ma Huateng, also known by his nickname Pony, who has for years been jostling with Jack to become the richest man in China.
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When you're in the habit of telling employees how much you appreciate the good things they do, they already see you as someone who is on their side, someone who is looking out for their best interests.
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However, investors will be looking out for Netflix's subscriber forecast for the next quarter, as users paying $7.99 per month for their subscriptions will see a $2 hike in May, which analysts expect will drive up churn.
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As an Ohioan, I have come to see Kasich as an imperfect but talented governor who has been able to save the state financially, while still looking out for the right of the poor (see Medicaid expansion).
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Military aid from Iran and Hezbollah on the ground and from Russia in the skies has held off rebel advances, but they have also made him more dependent on foreign powers looking out for their own interests.
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Another reason for looking out for the Delta Aquarids is that the Perseids, normally the most reliable meteor shower of the year in mid-August, is this year going to be washed-out by a full moon.
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"Even when there's sharp elbows in a primary contest, the chair of the party is looking out for the broader interests of the party to make sure the party can come together in the end," Weaver continued.
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Of course, I am gonna be jumping into a pool to test out how waterproof these mascaras actually are, but I'm also looking out for how well they are at volumizing, lengthening, and their ease of removal.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Accused by Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk of making "excessive profit" by lending shares to short-sellers, top index fund companies shot back on Friday that they are only looking out for their investors.
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First, the country has been in recession for two years, and with parliamentary elections coming up Mr. Putin wants to show that his administration is looking out for the general welfare with fresh blood and fresh ideas.
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Whether face to face or behind the scenes at peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland, Kerry was there, looking out for US interests, backing the opposition and blocking Russia's efforts to keep the killer tyrant Assad in power.
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Price is also looking out for any well-to-do patients on Medicare who would like to be able to use Medicare dollars to offset more expensive fees from doctors and clinics who don't participate in Medicare.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was established after the 2008 financial crisis, is the federal watchdog looking out for fintech customers, a critical role in a landscape where algorithms have replaced credit scores to determine borrowing.
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When you're at the intersection of so many overlapping identities—queer, black, femme, disabled, poor—there's no other way you can survive if you're not trying to be aware, looking out for yourself and others, and healing.
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Erschabek was able to buy for her son the anti-fungal medication to keep him from developing a serious medical problem, but others aren't so lucky as to have someone on the outside looking out for them.
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In New York City, judges and public defenders have resorted to looking out for people who could be ICE agents — and hastily sending out email alerts to bring immigrants in through another door if they see one.
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I am grateful that the research has been done —and grateful when another mom points out that my son might be safer facing backward, because it means people are looking out for me and for my son.
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The holiday discounts have already begun, but editors at Wirecutter have a few things they suggest looking out for specifically: • Expect big discounts on noise-canceling headphones, like the Wirecutter team's top pick, the Bose QuietComfort 25.
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He certainly isn't looking out for Nevadans, or the Moapa Band of Paiutes, or residents of Mesquite, Caliente, Crystal Springs or any of the other countless towns and communities that surround Gold Butte and Basin and Range.
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The prestigious and much needed job had come to her through Lowell, now Harvard's star poet-teacher and still looking out for her after nearly twenty-five years, although they'd spent hardly any of that time together.
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Yet Krumwiede's falsehoods contain just enough of the truth that they spread quickly, infecting viewers prone to his cocktail of fear, paranoia, and mistrust of authorities, particularly those who are supposed to be looking out for them.
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Investors are "looking out for the new risk (coronavirus) coming into the markets and running for the exits in equity markets, that's the cause for gold to move higher," Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, said.
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Hurd and Crenshaw agree on some universal principles about expanding their party's appeal: show up, talk to everyone and articulate how conservatism is looking out for the people who don't look like the rest of their party.
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But Clinton on Monday used the report to tell blue-collar workers and union members in Ohio, many of them still recovering from the 2008 housing crisis, that Trump simply wasn't looking out for people like them.
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Remy then walks in, and when Darla mentions he's in a mood, he goes straight to Ralph and reminds him that he's only looking out for him and he needs to stop thinking the world is against him.
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Omarosa was clearly looking out for number one when she was navigating her improbable way through some of the most powerful hallways in America, and it seems likely a lot of White House officials are doing the same.
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After all, they're looking out for your best interests and have a greater ability to see the relationship clearly and objectively without getting swayed by the heady mix of feelings and attraction you likely have for your partner.
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Even in instances where Smith isn't recused from participating in decisions that pertain to former clients, his many perceived conflicts of interest do not instill confidence that he is first and foremost looking out for consumers' best interests.
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The code includes looking out for tell-tale signs of straw purchases, such as a clueless buyer of a gun (likely to be under instruction), or someone waiting in the car outside while a purchase is being made.
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I pray that we will not have to endure another second world war-scale trauma to recognise the urgency of civic responsibility, international friendships, respect for the rule of law and a little looking out for one another.
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Activists say they are looking out for shareholders by addressing lackadaisical management and pushing companies to innovate and change — they propose maneuvers such as breakups and share buybacks and often seek to get representation on boards of directors.
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However, the feeling appears to be mutual, as Kasowitz has been angered by the president and, particularly, the influence of Kushner, whom he views as "a freelancer" only looking out for personal interests and not for the administration.
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In between being insulted by Mary Louise, looking out for Celeste, comforting Renata, and making Abigail (Kathryn Newton) move back into her house, there's been very little time for and attention paid to her husband, Ed (Adam Scott).
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GIMPS are looking out for a prime with 100 million digits next The record-breaking prime itself is what's known as a Mersenne prime — a variety which was discovered by a 16th century French monk named Marin Mersenne.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for It's a weird week when Edward Snowden is the biggest action hero in new movie trailers, but here we are and I guess it's kind of great?
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He came to understand that all of the student loan system elements — including banks, guarantors, collection companies, colleges, and even the federal Department of Education — weren't looking out for the students, but rather for their own institutional interests.
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You look at an important part of his base — white, working-class voters — who haven't gotten a lot economically out of this White House, yet they still think there's someone in this White House looking out for them.
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"You're a teaser, you turn 'em on / Leave 'em burning and then you're gone / Looking out for another / Anyone will do / You're in the mood for a dance / And when you get the chance," the real lyrics say.
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One of the things that Philadelphia is known for as it's known for looking out for the underdog; unlike it's neighbor to the north (New York City) who allows landmarks like CBGBs and the Carnegie Deli to close.
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North sent the board a letter of his own Thursday evening, saying he was looking out for the NRA's best interests and that he was forming a crisis committee to probe internal financial matters, according to the Journal.
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Humanists aren't only concerned with denying the existence of God, but want to take the next step in light of the fact that there are no gods or supernatural forces looking out for us: What do we do?
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Rameh, an activist and former municipal worker, said that while South Africans sustained the fight against apartheid, Palestinians "are looking out for themselves," taking loans to buy houses and cars and open businesses, and abandoning the national struggle.
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"As a kid, Larry was looking out for his community, even though I was a total stranger," Mr. Collier, a retired Ford Motor Company executive, said in a phone interview from his home in El Dorado Hills, Calif.
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Advanced stats from Sportradar show that while neither player is especially remarkable on first or second down, both are quite efficient on third down, when completing a pass is vital and defenses are often looking out for one.
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In his first public speech as the nation's top securities cop, Walter J. Clayton sought on Wednesday to send a message that he would not shy away from looking out for the interests of mom-and-pop investors.
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Standing in solidarity as a human race and sticking up for each other, looking out for each other and making sure that we are teaching our children to be better than we were and to make better decisions.
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Otherwise, when Republicans continue to make false appeals to the working person, Democrats will find it that much harder to make the case that only one party is looking out for the people who live paycheck to paycheck.
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Unlike banks and other financial institutions, United States real estate developers have typically not been subject to rules that require they vet the backgrounds or sources of money of prospective buyers, including looking out for potential money laundering.
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Now, as the White House is preparing to make policy (or not) in a crucial moment, how can the public have any confidence that the president isn't just looking out for his own interests and not the country's?
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Lawrence had a similar experience, with Williams actively looking out for his young co-stars, explaining his highs and lows of emotion frankly, and even taking Lawrence out for a wander through San Francisco in full Mrs Doubtfire costume.
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Women looking out for other women is the motto of 2018, and every other year, for that matter, which is why we love hearing that Julianne Moore stepped up to defend Alicia Vikander from a gross man on set.
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Much like the King of the North, Harington is just looking out for his people — the cast and crew who put countless hours into creating the most anticipated finale of one of the most popular shows in television history.
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Of course, there could be an investment held in a fee-based account for a long time, but an expectation of monitoring and looking out for a need to sell it should be part of the advisor-client relationship.
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" District Attorney Miller says, "I think the evidence shows that they [the members] were looking out for their own self-interest and they were concerned about how it would reflect on them in terms of providing alcohol and hazing.
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Just take Harry Potter himself as an example: in the first book he's pretty much useless, and only manages to scrape through the story's events by relying solely on Hermione and the various other adults looking out for him.
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It's something that goes above and beyond with the real do-gooders—the people that are always looking out for the MOOP that isn't theirs, like a little plastic ring that was made in China that shouldn't be there.
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ET. Investors will be poring over the minutes to spot any indications of when the U.S. central bank may choose to raise interest rates, while looking out for what the institution thinks about the current state of the economy.
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"I am looking out for other opportunities and have even requested for a transfer because it is almost impossible to work for 12-13 hours every day, even during weekends," said a senior official working with Modi since 2014.
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While the plan is creative, it's also the kind of thing that some drug policy experts have been looking out for in DC's model: a way that marijuana can be legal to possess and distribute — but not truly commercialized.
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And, crucially, it included one question asking whether Obama has done "too much" in terms of " looking out for the economic interests of African Americans" and another one asking which racial groups had been hardest hit by the recession.
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So because we're always looking out for public safety and trying to make certain venues go off successfully and safely sometimes there are people that aren't very happy with some of the rules and regulations we're required to enforce.
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Last year, the White House Council of Economic Advisers noted middle class investors lose $17 billion each year, or 1 percent lower returns annually, to improper recommendations, or to advisors looking out for their own interests rather their clients.
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"When I first heard that we were doing A.L.I.C.E. drills, I was excited that the schools were looking out for out safety in a situation like that," a sophomore at Bethel Park who wished to remain anonymous told INSIDER.
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In another effort to show that the President was looking out for his core voters, his budget chief Mick Mulvaney told Fox News Sunday that Trump had repeatedly ruled out cuts to entitlement spending to pay for tax cuts.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for I was born at the very end of the '80s and never really cared to watch the decade's classic teen comedies and dramas when I was growing up.
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Whenever it's on, Google Clips is constantly looking out for certain people, facial expressions like smiles, and other indications that it should record footage, Google product manager Juston Payne said at Google's hardware event in San Francisco on Wednesday.
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Reporters follow him in packs as he walks between his Russell Senate Office Building and the Capitol, and there's often a stakeout of television reporters just outside the Russell Rotunda basement looking out for Graham coming down the hallway.
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"There is also a bid on the table for Santos, Beach Petroleum also under bid, so this is something we are certainly looking out for in current markets...it does show potential for improved valuation," said CMC Markets' McCarthy.
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Dowd, Trump's lawyer, has (perhaps accidentally) revealed the operating principle of this administration, one that stretches beyond Trump's own actions: a law enforcement official who is looking out for social order is by definition acting in accordance with justice.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump spoke about getting tough on Wall Street, fighting corporate consolidation and looking out for "forgotten men and women" — rhetoric that won him the support of some working-class voters who had backed Mr. Obama.
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"But I think the main thing the market is looking out for is whether growth in the global economy has peaked and is slowing down," he said, citing reduced growth data in the euro zone and Britain as examples.
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The 2008 bailout serves as an exclamation point for the forgotten men and women in America, exemplified by the working folks in the Rust Belt, that Washington politicians in both parties were no longer looking out for their interests.
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"We are a patrol group looking out for the safety of people, the safety of women," said the group's local leader, a 37-year-old electrician who spoke on the condition that he be identified by only his first name, Tony.
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Voters in both parties find themselves wondering whether anyone is looking out for the little guy, even as a candidate like Donald J. Trump suggests that it is precisely his wealth that liberates him from the influence of special interests.
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We want to support him, so similar to me being on probation for the past three or four years, you might be on probation and have seven other probation officers just looking out for our boy Ron for a little bit.
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Looking out for No. 1 may seem like the surest path to the top, but new research suggests that devoting time to assisting others, even when it doesn't personally benefit you, may be the best path to a fatter paycheck.
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"Market participants are now looking out for the U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday and if we break out over 200,13 (jobs) then that will put additional pressure on gold," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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"The American public deserves to have the basic confidence that their Interior Secretary is looking out for their interests — protecting public land, species, the air and the water — and not the interests of former industry clients," Udall said in a statement.
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This group-within-a-group had lengthy conversations about everything from hair products (obviously) to the joys of hiring other Black women, because that's the only way we end up in positions of power — by looking out for our own.
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I stayed in the game and played as long as I could until finally a coach pulled me aside and said, 'I'm looking out for you here and you're not going to play anymore because I know something's not right.
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"Market participants are now looking out for the U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday and if we break out over 13,000 (jobs) then that will put additional pressure on gold," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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It's to manage the staff and get the staff working together and serving POTUS better, rather than looking out for their own interests and scurrying to their corners and guarding their own reputations every time the President does something outrageous.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Welcome to New Trailers, a weekly column that begins with about 100 words of random text and ends with somewhere between seven to 13 trailers, or very occasionally more.
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"Imagine the power of being able to identify, to be looking out for and identify a person suspected of being involved in terrorist activities, walking into an airport, walking into a sporting stadium," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told reporters Wednesday.
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"This matter calls into question the whole government ...It always puts people in charge who are in the pay of the lobbies or who are looking out for themselves," said Luigi Di Maio, one of the 5-Star's leading lights.
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Drivers and gunners need to be scanning in all directions, looking out for suspicious elements: piles of trash or dead goats that might be hiding bombs, people holding cellphones that might be wireless detonators, children with their fingers in their ears.
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On immigration, farmers see themselves as collateral damage to the incessant partisan feuding and deadlock in Congress, where some seem to care more about scoring political points than actually solving problems and looking out for the interests of America's key industries.
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Davis, in an interview with Cuomo following the playing of the tape, made very clear that Cohen had now broken free of his oft-pledged total loyalty to Trump and was now looking out for himself and his own interests.
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There are amazing male bouncers out there who are genuinely looking out for all people's safety and will beat the shit out of any dude who even tries to lay a hand on a female patron or their female co-worker.
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At the start of "For the Plasma," a stubbornly enigmatic debut feature from Bingham Bryant and Kyle Molzan, Helen (Rosalie Lowe) has been living in an isolated pocket of Maine, where she has a job looking out for forest fires.
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Although he and his family are trying to restore sanity among negligent corporations in the airline industry, I doubt whether they or their fellow-advocates will be able to defeat those executives who are only looking out for their own interests.
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"Our team feels like we have been riding along with the spacecraft, as if we were mariners perched on the crow's nest of a ship, looking out for dangers ahead," hazards team lead Mark Showalter, of the SETI Institute, said in a statement.
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AI engineImage: AppleIf you watched any of the major phone launches of 2018, you'll have seen reference to processor chips augmented with extra artificial intelligence powers—and AI is indeed something that's worth looking out for the next time you're choosing a phone.
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"It was a reminder that no one is looking out for us and that council members are held to a different standard," said Ms. Rivera, who recently came forward as the woman who filed a sexual harassment complaint against Mr. King last year.
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Mediakix came clean to the press last summer about its stunt to make a point about how far a fake influencer could go and show how brands and advertisers aren't savvy about looking out for fake followers or fake engagement on Instagram.
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"I've been a cop a long time, and if I was still a cop, I'd probably be mad at me, I would, for not looking out for us," O'Neill said, referring to more than three decades he served as a uniformed officer.
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So I guess traditionally are sort of like low tech kind of retailers have like a pin board or something with like images of shoplifters that you know security is supposed to be looking out for as they come into the store.
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" Looking out for these communities through the transition — making sure that this time, unlike in so many other chapters of our history, they are given opportunities to participate and a fair share of the fruits — is what advocates mean by a "just transition.
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NatWest Markets, in a research note said, investors will be looking out for the Fed's reaction to the U.S.-China trade truce and the June employment numbers to gauge the possibility and magnitude of an interest rate cut at the Fed's July meeting.
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They also worry Trump's handpicked SEC chairman, Jay Clayton, who as a lawyer represented the likes of Deutsche Bank, UBS, Volkswagen and The Weinstein Company, and helped bring Alibaba's 2014 IPO to market, will be looking out for corporations' rather than retirees' interests.
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Echo has caught Bellamy and "Don't worry about his name he's about to die" in the woods and discovered that Skaikru is looking out for number one, ostensibly still calling it a "plan B" and also wants to make everyone a Nightblood.
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In his speech, he pledged to fix what he called "flawed swaps trading rules" which he blamed for driving business away from the U.S. He also said he hopes to work more effectively with international regulators while still looking out for American interests.
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It will take the Aquarius about 10 days to make the trip to Spain and back, leaving the Dutch-flagged Sea Watch 3 alone off the coast of Libya - a staging ground for people smugglers - looking out for migrant boats in distress.
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And so we have 11- and 12-year-olds writing about disaster preparedness, noting fire exits, psyching themselves up to leap out of windows, and looking out for kids younger than them — all while envisioning themselves as essentially abandoned by an older generation.
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Instead of looking out for the very top earners, lawmakers who genuinely want to help small employers must instead focus on lowering corporate rates in a manner that ensures a net revenue increase to bring down our deficit and fund key programs.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for The Oscars are over and there isn't a new Star Wars movie for nearly a year, so it's probably time to start looking at all the other stuff heading to theaters.
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CALM recently launched the "Best Man Project" to promote the idea that men do not have to wait until a wedding to prove they are a supportive friend, and to encourage them to be proactive in looking out for their mental health.
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It is our responsibility as emergency managers and disaster professionals to preserve the opportunity that children's lives represent, so they can be productive members of the workforce, civically engaged and looking out for those in need when their time to lead comes.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for SXSW kicks off today, which means there's soon going to be another crop of cool movies that everyone's buzzing about but most of us have to wait months and months to see.
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