And I hope he looks at the UK, and I hope he looks at Australia, and I hope he looks at Ukraine.
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She looks at my wife and then looks at the fridge.
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The court looks at it ... The law looks at it differently.
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Ladies, find someone that looks at you like Tormund looks at Brienne.
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Sara looks at the screen, looks at Jessica, looks around the closet.
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"I hope he looks at the U.K., and I hope he looks at Australia, and I hope he looks at Ukraine," Trump said last month.
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No seriously, find someone who looks at you like Harington looks at Leslie.
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Seriously, find yourself someone who looks at you the way Peter looks at Dean.
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Find you a man that looks at you like Atti looks at this vase.
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"I hope he looks at the UK and I hope he looks at Australia and I hope he looks at Ukraine," the President said of Barr this week.
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She looks at me the same way she looks at any other person she loves.
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She looks at Nat Geo and she looks at The Times and she can't reconcile it.
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"I hope he looks at the U.K., and I hope he looks at Australia, and I hope he looks at Ukraine," Trump told reporters on the South Lawn on May 24.
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"Find someone who looks at you the way Sarah Paulson looks at Sterling Brown," one person tweeted.
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Get you a man that looks at you the way Nick looks at Priyanka👏😍 pic.twitter.
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As the president looks at our immigration policy, I also hope that he looks at the bigger picture.
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"Get u a man that looks at u the same way bj looks at mindy," wrote one follower.
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"Get you someone who looks at you the way my brother looks at potatoes," Coates captioned the photo.
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But President Donald Trump looks at his ambassadors the way that he looks at Rudy Giuliani — they&aposre his bulldogs.
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"Get u a man that looks at u the same way bj looks at mindy," one person wrote in the comments.
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It's clear from the photos that we need to find ourselves someone who looks at us like Stone looks at King.
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Just as the painting looks at first like a photograph, so the scene depicted looks at first like a simple carpet.
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And so I love the fact that he looks at us like that because want consumers to looks at us like that.
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"Find you a man who looks at you the way the Lindt chocolate guy looks at Lindt chocolate," is a typical one.
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One side of my studio looks at Table Mountain, which is a spectacular view, but the other side looks at a hotel.
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Colleen Lindstrom, CEO of Merriman Wealth Management, said that when she looks at risk — in particular, career risk — she looks at two things.
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"Get you a man that looks at you the way @shawnmendes looks at me doing press," Lizzo captioned the hilarious video on Instagram.
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If this has taught us anything, it's to find someone who looks at you the same way The Rock looks at Kevin Hart.
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" She looks at beautiful images of Saint John the Baptist, she looks at "Fede Galizia's cherries, her pears, figs, rabbit, sliced-open melon.
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When you go to the gym, Graef says, one of two things happen: Either everyone looks at you—or no one looks at you.
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"We can't believe it." find someone who looks at you the way Offset looks at Cardi B when she's performing 😂👅 #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.
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When Marnie looks at Lori — and Lori looks at Marnie — you are watching two people who, despite the nonsense, care for each other deeply.
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AND THEY, IT'S LIKE ONE PERSON WHO LOOKS AT THE PESSIMISTIC SIDE OF LIFE AND THE OTHER PERSON LOOKS AT THE OPTIMISTIC SIDE OF LIFE.
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" Someone on Instagram felt this photo should be a litmus test for any couple: "Find someone who looks at you like Orlando looks at Katy's boobs.
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Whole genome sequencing looks at all 0003 billion letters of the human genome; genotyping looks at less than half of 2000% of that number, according to Martinez.
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As they are thrill seekers, the study looks at a measure of idiosyncratic company risk, and as psychopaths lack empathy, the study looks at corporate charitable donations.
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Trump looks at Hicks, much as he looks at Ivanka, and sees the kind of woman who would serve the classy, respected man he believes himself to be.
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This looks at data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics and compares census data that looks at relative household spending for areas like shelter, taxes, transportation and food.
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In many companies you submit your software, some other engineer looks at it, some other engineer looks at it, some operations person looks at it, it's scheduled for deployment, so there's all these things in the chain that have to happen on time, and everyone's waiting for each other to get something out.
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Am I supposed to ... [hesitates, looks at Cumberbatch] ... no?
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The first episode of "Special Relationship" looks at how other countries have responded to terrorist attacks on their soil, and looks at how fears about terrorism have shaped the campaign so far.
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One of my mentors said to me once that the way that the rest of the country looks at the South is the way the rest of the South looks at Appalachia.
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So he showed a store clerk his Puerto Rico I.D. "She looks at it and then she faces and looks at me again and asks for a U.S.-issued license," Payano said.
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I am a woman business owner and I can tell you that woman or man, everybody who is a business owner or who works for a living looks at their 401(k), looks at their rising salary, looks at job competition from people who are not in the country who are not citizens, and everybody factors those things in.
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When Gonny lifts him up, he looks at me stupidly.
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She looks at me differently when I am made up.
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To filter these jobs, Google looks at the standard Schema.
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Katherine Miller looks at what it means to become untethered.
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In fact, it's something he looks at when evaluating cases.
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Breakingviews looks at what has changed and what comes next.
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Stealing looks at beautiful Bev, who pretends not to notice.
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It looks at the falling rate of violence over history.
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OkCupid looks at compatibility based on questions that users answer.
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This chart only looks at ghosting within the Tinder app.
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Ri strides to the camera and looks at me expectantly.
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But the ASA, which looks at complaints against commercials, disagreed.
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His eyes well up as he looks at the shelves.
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Right now, everybody looks at it as $9.95 or $153.
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He looks at me and laughs, opening the hangar door.
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When Knausgaard looks at a woman, he becomes a man.
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Here's how the P30 Pro's camera looks at 1x zoom.
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Before she leaves, she looks at herself in her mirror.
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It tells somebody that looks at you what you're about.
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My column this morning looks at Comey's full, complicated legacy.
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Moira looks at June, who nods at her and smiles.
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Sydney Kamen looks at soap differently than most people do.
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Bloomberg looks at the IEA's projections for the U.S. here.
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"I love the way she looks at me," he wrote.
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Q: Your next film looks at the Mumbai terror attacks.
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This latest episode of Vox Borders looks at cumbia's origins.
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And she looks at me in the eyes and SNIFFS.
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Certainly, as the ESA looks at this in the future.
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Note that this report looks at wealth, rather than income.
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New report looks at radical options View the discussion thread.
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Just look at the way Paula Abdul looks at her!
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She pulls back from the kiss and looks at Jon.
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She looks at Millie, indignant, and reaches for her cocoa.
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Melendez's analysis looks at past exoduses to make its estimates.
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We look at the photograph, the photograph looks at us.
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It looks at statistical evidence, which often reveals racial disparities.
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This survey looks at his work since the 20173s. Oct.
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The solution looks at attributes like mouse movements and swipes.
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It also looks at physiological impact, therapeutic values and history.
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I just hope that the Democratic Party looks at that.
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"WADA looks at all athletes as the enemy," Nelson said.
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Here, THUMP Canada looks at the women fighting for equality.
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But the VA system looks at much more than that.
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Each insurance company looks at people and their characteristics differently.
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It also looks at pilot interface and all control systems.
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Our reporter looks at the unique issues confronting Las Vegas.
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She rubs lines out and never looks at the camera.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani looks at the sectors investors are buying.
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Constructive realism looks at the world squarely as it is.
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Our DealBook columnist looks at how the tactic could backfire.
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You can tell by the way he looks at us.
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Go deeper: The Times Magazine looks at Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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Sunday night's debut episode looks at activists in Tampa, Fla.
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And Jay looks at these collaborative moments like yoga stretches.
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The cake's success didn't hinge on its looks at all.
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But he replays matches, looks at them, works it out.
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He still looks at the picture from time to time.
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Whenever she thinks about vaping again she looks at it.
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And a PBS program looks at Christmastime in Tudor England.
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Team Rising looks at the latest National CNN polling. Hill.
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She just looks at things from a total outsider's perspective.
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What does she see when she looks at it now?
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When she looks at the Parkland students, she sees hope.
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He looks at the windows and imagines who's living inside.
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He looks at me, a little glint in his eye.
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He looks at the camera as he holds a weapon.
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A Cobargo resident looks at destroyed buildings on Jan. 1.
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It also looks at what happens when there's a disconnect.
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The company looks at a town's population, of course, but it also looks at factors like the reliability and affordability of existing transportation options, said Billy Guernier, head of Uber's East Coast expansion team.
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Not everybody looks at the millions of young people like me – children born into struggling families, children born to immigrant parents, children who are immigrants themselves – not everybody looks at them and sees an investment.
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Josh Archambault, who writes for me at Forbes, has a good piece that looks at the Maine experience, where they have this invisible risk pool, and looks at the funding they needed to support that.
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What's new: Recent research looks at possible causal links, including... 1.
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The average person looks at their phone 150 times a day.
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When Polly Verity looks at piece of paper, she sees potential.
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It only looks at the number of hops between two networks.
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"Looks at watch "yes it's...""What's the time on your phone?
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The Pew Report looks at the years between 2009 and 2014.
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Governor Cuomo looks at a tunnel plug under South Ferry Station.
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He looks at her for a beat, then ... ignites the lightsaber!
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He leans back in his chair and looks at his staffers.
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The premiere looks at doomed heiress and tabloid fixture Casey Johnson.
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Mathison looks at him like a hurt bird trying to fly.
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He places his hand on my shoulder and looks at me.
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A cool, brown leather jacket while he looks at fine art?
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Your documentary looks at the historical forces that have shaped Putin.
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VICE News looks at what Flynn did during those 18 days.
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"It just looks at those things with a very romantic gaze."
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Christensen's theory only looks at customers and ignores the supply side.
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She's in the kitchen, she sits down, looks at my wife.
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Good Trouble looks at them like we — the millennial audience — would.
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A patron looks at a menu at Gwin's Lodge, Cooper Landing.
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Paul Mcleod looks at the effort to do away with them.
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Part of me has perspective and looks at everything we've accomplished.
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Today, Alanna Bennett looks at how #MeToo changed your favorite shows.
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Nobody looks at that like something that starts from a choice.
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" He looks at me and he says, "What should we do?
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Now the dust has settled, CNBC looks at Brexit's big questions.
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" Adds Dan, "She looks at water puddles, points and says, 'Ouch!
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Mr Backhouse looks at Samuelson's personality as well as his ideas.
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" And here's the stinger: "Facebook looks at it as a threat.
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Mixmag looks at the history and relevance of dabbing in 2017.
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Donald looks at the Statue of Liberty and sees a 4.
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"We didn't get too many good looks at him," Scioscia said.
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Rafa looks at the sights of the city with undisguised awe.
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Rather than sources of methane, Dr Turner looks at methane sinks.
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Amy Poehler looks at the challenges faced by California's domestic workers.
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This article looks at the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Fixes looks at solutions to social problems and why they work.
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Where it stands: The NYT report looks at 2 major changes.
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So it looks at least-- (CROSSTALK) CHAFFETZ: I don&apost know.
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Google also looks at account activity for signs of malicious behavior.
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PEOPLE looks at where some of the key players are today.
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"I cough in class and everybody looks at me," she said.
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It looks at individual patterns prevalent in a person's messaging behaviour.
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The central bank looks at growth and makes policy decisions accordingly.
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Hopefully the league looks at it and takes care of it.
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For sleepiness, it looks at yawning, eye closing, and blinking patterns.
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She looks at him like someone who is nowhere near okay.
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Thus, Mulvaney complained, Washington looks at steady levels as a cut.
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Go deeper: The New York Times looks at Shell's plans here.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin "looks at her and laughs," Trump said.
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Jesús looks at a small seedless watermelon in the produce aisle.
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Donald looks at the Statue of Liberty and sees a four.
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She looks at me with the eyes of a hawk. Seriously.
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Effectively, this means capturing video of everything the player looks at.
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He looks at me and says...this is just a meal.
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" She just looks at me and says: "You can't do that.
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Economy looks at the rise of occupations like distilling, butchering, and
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Instead, the two talk while the audience looks at their backs.
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Loretta Young looks at her Oscar at the 1947 Academy Awards.
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And then she looks at how those dreams came crashing down.
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The app looks at timestamps, rejects blurry photos and compares contrast.
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In his latest novel Borne, Vandermeer looks at the nature vs.
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House Armed Services looks at worldwide threats on Wednesday, 10 a.m.
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The same committee looks at ground force modernization Wednesday, 1 p.m.
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One day he looks at his daughter and calls her Bluebird.
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I love the way she looks at, interprets and experiences life.
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At the Believe Expo, Starlight looks at a poster about homosexuality.
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The Hill's Melanie Zanona looks at Trump's list here: http://bit.
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Rae looks at Yvette with a freezing dread, a melting relief.
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House Armed Services looks at ground force modernization Wednesday, 1 p.m.
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Temasek said the board looks at succession on an annual basis.
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Mike looks at him and lets out a slightly nervous laugh.
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But when she looks at her youngest child, she finds hope.
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He looks at them and they are broad like his father's.
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After my breath Bottura looks at me with a penetrating smile.
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Wirecutter's guide to upright and canister vacuums looks at multiple models.
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Our Watching team looks at nine of his best short roles.
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Do the above, but fight anyone who looks at you wrong.
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And she looks at how it has benefited Maloof et al.
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This week's installment looks at astronomy and airs at 9 p.m.
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Our video looks at what is driving the far right's rise.
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Guy by press 'pen' looks at us & screams 'you're a bitch!
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My brother stops, looks at me and starts flaming with laughter.
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He goes and looks at the data on Toronto's socioeconomic geography.
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James: When he talks about the past, he looks at me.
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Our tech columnist looks at the making of a YouTube radical.
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It also looks at product performance and the sustainability of packaging.
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"She looks at me like, 'You're a fucking jackass,'" he said.
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A new study looks at why that might be the case.
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The program looks at how engineers and city planners are preparing.
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A new exhibition looks at how buildings can make recycling easier.
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A resident looks at the aftermath of clashes in New Delhi.
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He looks at a script and says, 'What does that mean?
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So stay tuned for more in-depth looks at all three.
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Now, nobody looks at Obama getting $60 million for a book.
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Are you a person who always looks at the bright side?
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He looks at Mr. Neeson, he looks out at the house.
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CNBC looks at the innovative people and products shaping Asia's future.
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Because big outcomes are rare, research sometimes looks at intermediate measures.
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Team Rising looks at the latest polling of the 2020 field.
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This first installment looks at the chaotic U.S. of the 1930s.
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" She looks at me with a smile and says, "Well, guns!
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Next month, another documentary, "The Last Laugh," looks at similar issues.
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This podcast looks at the history of fake news in America.
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Nobody looks at their phones — there's nothing to see on them.
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"The skeptic looks at something and says, 'I wonder,' " he said.
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Her partner smiles as she looks at him and smiles back.
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Next, the exam looks at a person's ability to pay attention.
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The Daily podcast looks at why the Republicans are so divided.
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Hey Mister Trump [looks at camera], you do the same thing.
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Team Rising looks at who has made the December debate stage.
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When one looks at agriculture, for instance, the erosion is clear.
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When your Mom looks at you like that, don't walk. Run.
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"The bureau looks at things in its own way," she said.
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It also looks at the group's work in the decades since.
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Another series looks at the surprising lifecycle of medical biohazard equipment.
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Even the most superficial looks at prejudice and racism are sobering.
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My newest story on emergency room billing looks at facility fees.
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Perplexed, she looks at me as if I have not understood.
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I can only hope to one day find someone who looks at me like Zuck looks at Vin, the excited smile he can't help but let out, the warmth and hope emanating from his entire being.
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The difference is one of definitions—the bankruptcy trustee looks at direct account-holders, which may encompass many investors, whereas the Justice Department looks at individuals who lost money, even if they invested indirectly through a fund.
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On the other hand, the CBOE Nasdaq 100 volatility index, which looks at the large-tech-centric index the same way that the VIX looks at the S&P, touched the highest level since November on Monday.
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Find yourself someone who looks at you the way Lupe Fiasco looks at Daigo Rick GraysonFebruary 16, 2016 Sure, maybe it wasn't the sort of intense, nail-biting Street Fighter play you'll see at someplace like EVO.
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Signal Sciences looks at behavior and tries to determine if it's malicious.
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He looks at all the cars, and I pet all the dogs.
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Gebärmaschine, 1967 The monograph looks at his paintings, drawings, and industrial designs.
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" He looks at her and says, "I want you to grow old.
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The First Martian wakes up and looks at all the other Martians.
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Girardi expects Ronald Torreyes and Tyler Wade to get looks at second.
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Twain looks at the stunning outfit, and she remembers something else: pain.
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The study looks at just the first three voucher cases, including Broadman's.
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Nobody used to care about Chicago, but now everyone looks at Chicago.
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Paul Cauthen is a preacher, no matter how he looks at it.
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DJ Mag looks at the gear that changed electronic music by accident.
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They both went with lacy, romantic looks at the 2017 Met Gala.
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Last, but not least, the report looks at entrepreneurship and venture capital.
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CNN Business' Matt Egan looks at how the company can fix that.
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Please enjoy these looks at Pip, who seemed unimaginably chill — even playful!
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"Your sister Sebella Rose looks at you with indescribable tenderness," she continued.
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Tesla looks at the battery side as a commodity play added Ault.
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A man looks at the flooded banks of the Seine on Saturday.
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I give disapproving looks at underclassmen while I sip my Tequila Sunrise.
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" Bethenny looks at Dorinda expectantly, repeatedly saying, "And now it comes out.
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I see the pain in her face when she looks at me.
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A woman looks at tombstones at a cemetery in Manila on Nov.
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He too looks at the attacks that took place in previous years.
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The contest is not as simple as it looks at first sight.
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Can you explain for us what your most recent study looks at?
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"Find someone who looks at you like that…," she captioned the shot.
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It first looks at whether a JDK is already installed or not.
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He looks at overall markets, rather than individual industries such as technology.
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The analysis only looks at female candidates who aren't incumbent House members.
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She has photos of their time together, sometimes she looks at them.
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He looks at me in a way that isn't cruel or kind.
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She looks at how people expire in wealth, in poverty, in prison.
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" Klaus looks at her, stunned, and says, "That's exactly what it's like.
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"THE WAY HE LOOKS AT HER," one admirer commented on Obama's post.
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"SOMEONE LOOK AT ME LIKE RYAN LOOKS AT KELLY," wrote one fan.
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My family never looks at me as if I have a disability.
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Henry looks at his feet, and the camera swivels along with him.
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This research looks at community ecologies, interlocking multiple measures of well-being.
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That is true whether one looks at output growth or employment growth.
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But Tom looks at the world as just too blunt and comic.
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Can someone look at me the way Hoss looks at its owner?
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He looks at her, and we look at him looking at her.
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Team Rising looks at the latest polling out of New Hampshire. Hill.
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CNBC looks at how the region's exporters are coping with China's transition.
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When he looks at the oil chart, he sees more losses ahead.
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The older generation basically looks at it like it's kind of brutal.
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That when someone truly looks at us and sees us, we exist.
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Simons looks at the insults and hatred from an impressively healthy distance.
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I look at fighting the way that a sommelier looks at wine.
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He still looks at me like I'm 15 or 16 years old.
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And The Hill's Jonathan Easley looks at the day's winners and losers.
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Prince William, dressed down in jeans, looks at ease surrounded by family.
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A bartender looks at the mess with alarm but GAIKA is unperturbed.
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Jonathan and Steph's shocked looks at this plan are all of us.
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She looks at Johel and sees in his smile the cruelest betrayal.
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Along with cleareyed looks at the president's errors, we often got hyperbole.
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AROUND THE WEB: FiveThirtyEight looks at the bad luck of Moore, Okla.
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Our article looks at N.B.A. players who can't stop checking their phones.
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CNBC looks at what it takes to make a country from scratch.
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Before she sets out on a run, Coleman looks at the clock.
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The department looks at applicants' qualifications, not their voting records, he said.
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LexShares, meanwhile, looks at cases with as little as $100,000 at stake.
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But it also looks at Russian interference in the 2016 US election.
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See Paris and Die looks at how, despite these temptations, encounters with
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" He looks at her, aghast, and replies, "I'm waiting for a table.
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THAT'S CERTAINLY THE WAY THE HOUSE, WHICH HAS DELIVERED, LOOKS AT THIS.
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That's certainly the way the House, which has delivered, looks at this.
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The report also looks at cancer and excess body weight by gender.
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The groom looks at his bride as she arrives at the altar.
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The Wall Street Journal looks at the tension between Facebook and WhatsApp.
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The fictionalized portion looks at a crewed mission to Mars in 2033.
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CNBC looks at ways to protect your money against this political uncertainty.
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Finally he straightens up from the computer and looks at the man.
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Of course, the CNBC survey looks at millionaires by wealth, not income.
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The movie provides startling, detailed looks at the wrecks drug addicts become.
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Almost everyone who looks at these displays falls in love with them.
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She looks at the woman—she can't help it—with delirious hope.
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"Fahrenheit 11/9" looks at the current political climate, including Trump's presidency.
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Jonathan Martin looks at how a state race became a national test.
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THE OTHER SIDE This French-Italian documentary looks at American social problems.
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It forces us to take second, third and fourth looks at systems.
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This factbox looks at some of these groups and what they want.
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He looks at my eyes and my lips and my eyes again.
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My child looks at everything I do and he's like a sponge.
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This isn't true at all as TransferWise only looks at variable fees.
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Our analysis looks at Mr. Pence's strategy for defending Donald J. Trump.
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She lights up every time she even looks at it, Erickson said.
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He says he no longer looks at the work of his peers.
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The painter doesn't say anything, just looks at the boy and breathes.
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A "Hotel Impossible" spinoff looks at the finer points of luxury establishments.
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Sue Schurke looks at the economy differently than most of her neighbors.
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Do you think this guy looks at me any different than you?
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"The United States military looks at a wide variety of scenarios," Gen.
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Anybody who looks at what's happening in a modern slaughterhouse is horrified.
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Nobody looks -- nobody looks at any -- but with me, it's everything, emoluments.
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A new documentary on Netflix looks at a pair of renowned restaurants.
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The film looks at whether — and how — drugs affected the war's outcome.
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Charlie Savage of the NYT looks at how possible that might be.
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Our gender editor, Jessica Bennett, looks at the power those women wield.
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"She looks at underarm stains and sees a clue," Ms. Reeder said.
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Our senior correspondent for gender looks at how the movement has evolved.
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From behind Mars, it looks at sunlight passing through the planet's atmosphere.
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Our DealBook columnist looks at 2017's biggest deals and biggest winners.
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" Mr. Freeman looks at the camera and intones: "We have been attacked.
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He looks at me again, but the story has already moved on.
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A passenger looks at the departures board at Zurich Airport, March 2500.
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"Everyone has felt like Chloe looks at some point in their lives."
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For more in-depth looks at everything Apple, follow WIRED's coverage here.
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PredictHQ looks at losses from four categories: airfare, lodging, food, and transportation.
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"Nobody looks at him like he's this big-shot coach," Gudmundsdottir said.
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I make the photos and smile if the subject looks at me.
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CNBC's "American Greed" looks at the dark side of the American Dream.
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The company looks at Operators as the problem instead of the solution.
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Find his latest looks at Barneys New York and Dover Street Market.
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The report also looks at using more efficient modes of travel, e.g.
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Team Rising looks at the latest racial breakdowns in 85033 polling data.
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Conversely, we're more likely to believe someone who looks at us directly.
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He also knows how Lamar looks at things from a historical perspective.
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Our new Opinion series looks at the spectrum of views on vaping.
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Meanwhile, the shorter Monday segment looks at declining stocks around the world.
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At the same time, no one looks at us; they look away.
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Newly released research looks at the ethics involved in offensive security engagements.
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Chris looks at mine, which is drenched in sriracha and almost gone.
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Team Rising looks at which candidates are making gains in South Carolina.
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" Asked if she still looks at it, Dion said, "Yes I do.
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Your new rate is determined after Tally looks at your credit history.
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Charity Navigator, for example, looks at how well a charity is governed.
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"What a mindblower," he whistles, and looks at Taylor's mother and me.
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"Here for Life", a new film, looks at the problem square-on.
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But Senator Lindsey Graham looks at him and sees a different character.
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He runs down the street, looks at the sign and runs back.
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A biopsy only looks at one specific area of a suspected tumor.
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We talk, and then she looks at me, and I wake up.
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The Washington Post looks at the financial problems facing Minnesota's Iron Range.
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Our correspondent looks at the companies leading the revolution in fashion retail.
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Our DealBook columnist looks at the political and moral pressures executives face.
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The other, "Kohl," looks at coal's many uses, from fuel to cosmetic.
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This looks at the expansion of Wi-Fi networks around the world.
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Anime starts to look at Mœbius, and Mœbius looks at R. Crumb.
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USA-ELECTION/ (PIX) Poll looks at key races in Arizona, Florida and Kansas A Reuters/Ipsos/UVA Center for Politics opinion poll looks at the state of play in Senate and governors races in Arizona, Florida and Kansas.
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A shopper looks at shoes in a Macy's in New York on Nov.
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And so I love the fact that he looks at it like that.
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Justin looks at Mary Jane in shock, but she goes to congratulate Kara.
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He looks at it as proof that the Fates are fun-loving, too.
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I see the way he looks at her as she's fixing his car.
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The hostess looks at Veteran's Week as a small way to show support.
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I think he looks at Angela Merkel to be quite frank about it.
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Kanye also debuted the new track "Water," which looks at starting over fresh.
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Daniel looks at his watch and then to the position of the sun.
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When he looks at her with adoration, it reminds us that he's human.
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Listen, Hollywood, at the end of the day, looks at the box office.
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But, the way Drummond looks at it ... Toronto's loss is definitely Detroit's gain!
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The lady smiles and looks at my girlfriend waiting in the car outside.
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" And when Bradley looks at Copeland's success, she says she feels "so proud.
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" Now, he looks at the industry's highest honor as "something to work toward.
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Lynette is 53 years old, though she looks at least 10 years younger.
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María Teresita Villavicencio; Villavicencio's daughter looks at her mother's pro–abortion rights handkerchief.
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Our special #WhatNow series looks at its impact and where it's going next.
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Her documentary Shadeism looks at colorism among indigenous, black, and other POC communities.
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CNBC looks at how he keeps his company at the height of fashion.
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Despite the circumstances, he is shy, and looks at the ground when speaking.
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That's why Apple looks at those life cycles as units of environmental impact.
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Exploring Choma's world reveals plenty of behind-the-curtain looks at first class.
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Those questions of why one looks at or looks away from an artwork.
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The fashion looks at Paris Haute Couture Week aren't meant to be wearable.
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And, so, I love the fact that he looks at it like that.
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This is a guy that looks at the world in an incredible way.
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Because Wall Street looks at it by the four walls of the spreadsheet.
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The way he looks at me is something I cannot explain in words.
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Atomic AI also looks at how different readers interact with any given text.
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In true Beyoncé fashion, the star flaunted two looks at the get down.
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She looks at the old man as he stares despondently into his drink.
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He walks over, kneels, looks at the ravine and says a little prayer.
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And Putin looks at me and says, 'Bigger, stronger and faster than Barney.
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When Bez looks at you he isn't really looking at you at all.
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A new IMF report* looks at how fiscal policy can help tackle inequality.
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After the man falls, Paul looks at the camera wide-eyed and flexes.
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So that all looks, at least to my untrained eye, like a headwind.
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"He looks at her a little longer, about three seconds longer," Driver said.
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She looks at things from a different perspective that makes the armor unique.
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Plus, Webb shared some tips for how to achieve the looks at home.
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And new research looks at how working in an attractive environment affects workers.
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Bea: I only take the blood, I don't normally... Char looks at her.
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And when your son looks at you and says: 'Mama, look, you won.
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To generate its analysis, Flurry looks at the apps on its analytics platform.
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Similarly, artist Ibn Seera looks at societal changes in Yemen since the 1990s.
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To do this, he looks at meteorites (asteroids that have crashed to Earth).
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Feminist Accountability, Kristen Hogan looks at an often ignored part of this story:
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She looks at both rings and agrees that the ring is not mine.
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Aarian looks at how much trouble he, and the company, could be in.
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"A panel of experts looks at the evidence and proposes recommendations," Willumsen said.
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"[A lot of] the audience looks at [my videos] as inspiration," says Chui.
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My research looks at the role religious feelings are playing in this election.
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He looks at the recorder I've thrust into his hand with sincere befuddlement.
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He pulls his hand away, sticky with blood, and looks at it uncomprehendingly.
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Here is my previous analysis that looks at the power required for flight.
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YayPay looks at previous invoices and predict the potential day of your payment.
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In the end, Axe looks at her phone and deletes all the messages.
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The first server I met—21 hours ago now—looks at me, dumbfounded.
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Afrofuturism looks at explicitly future focused work from descendants of the African diaspora.
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Here are some looks at concept art and prototypes for the future releases.
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"No I meant your....", Parkinson trails off as he looks at her breasts.
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"My team looks at me to be that scorer now," James told reporters.
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JOE KERNEN: Growth in Europe looks at for, what could be a slowdown.
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Scott Kelly looks at a tablet in his quarters on the Space Station.
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She looks at her stack of remaining BlackBerries and sheds a single tear.
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MY COLUMN this week looks at the Remain campaign in Britain's EU referendum.
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At the hospital, a doctor looks at her suspiciously, as does a policeman.
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Ahead, our favorite versions — plus, pro tips for scoring the looks at home.
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The Washington Post looks at cities that want to open supervised injection facilities.
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" Timothy Shenk looks at the rise of policy in politics in "Wonk Republic.
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The White House looks at equities as a measure of the president's success.
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" Justin Miller looks at the Illinois governor's race in "Battle of the Plutocrats.
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Nostalgia looks at a timeline of June's career through old drawings and objects.
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Yet Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management looks at it a bit differently.
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"The merciful Lord looks at us all without any distinction," Mr. Andrino said.
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A new study looks at how the insects achieve a state of positivity.
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However, Portnoy noted that Sense360's study only looks at the short term.
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He looks at the world and sees separate societies managing their own destinies.
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Wall Street looks at high-yield bonds as a leading indicator for stocks.
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Johns looks at death as a process and does not avert his eyes.
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Model Jasmine Sanders wore one of the most playful looks at the festival.
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But when Dr. Gould looks at the bridge, she sees something deeply troubling.
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When she looks at Hunder, her face lights up with warmth and gratitude.
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Limp is talking about how Amazon often looks at customer reviews for feedback.
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James Wan's ridiculously fun superhero movie looks at the origin story of Aquaman.
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Meanwhile, you looks at CVS, the drugstore, is unveiling a telemedicine app, right?
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CNBC looks at five things that caused Sears to fail in recent years.
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The report is computer generated and currently only looks at the dominant aspects.
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What's next: A note Monday from Wood Mackenzie looks at the potential influence.
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The Wall Street Journal looks at why Washington is so obsessed with Huawei.
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Then he looks at me and nods, neither of us needing to speak.
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A third of my book looks at that—it's a sad work otherwise.
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Their system looks at multiple databases and data sources and never gets tired.
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Every car insurance company looks at these factors and prices your premium differently.
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Defensively, he looks at times like a quarterback trying to play the outfield.
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More looks at the Surface Studio that Panay says is made for creators.
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When a baby chimp looks at you it's just like a human baby.
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I'll figure it … hold on — [looks at the translators] why are they here?
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Our analyst looks at whether the Kurds' dream of independence has a chance.
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She looks at the challenges educators face in reaching the nation's poorest children.
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Whereas I don't think Bernie Sanders looks at it that way at all.
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Now, you may argue that no one ever looks at these things. Exactly.
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And it looks at how those life cycle emissions are evolving over time.
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"The system really looks at us as a number," Ms. Cummings, 22, said.
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In Opinion: Selim Koru looks at whether Erdogan's populism has reached its limit.
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Our climate team looks at some of the questions they'll be grappling with.
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She looks at me, opens her mouth very slightly, and widens her eyes.
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Q: What does the film say about the way India looks at caste?
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The way our little boy looks at us with the same blue eyes.
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K." TAVERNISE: And he looks at Ronald, and he says, "We got you.
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Our correspondent looks at how more teams are being led by younger coaches.
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Episode 3 looks at what happens when handmaids are suspected of being pregnant.
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There was no shortage of show-stopping looks at the 2020 Grammy Awards.
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And when your son looks at you and says: 'Momma, look, you won.
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One episode looks at a fight between Arizona tribes and a mining company.
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But that grade-school mentality is how Trump looks at the world. 30.
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Team Rising looks at how the top four did during Democratic debate 5.
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I got some good looks at the rim, and I let 'em fly.
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He looks at everything that should be beautiful and sees nothing but pollution.
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Pharmacogenetics looks at how genetic factors affect an individual's reaction to a drug.
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Team Rising looks at the media's coverage of the third Democratic primary debate.
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And our podcast "The Daily" looks at Capitol Hill's learning curve on tech.
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"What agency you with?" he asks after he looks at the driver's license.
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"King in the Wilderness" looks at a lesser-known side of the Rev.
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So we built a platform that looks at the challenges faced by them.
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Early looks at the show featured cops with their faces hidden behind masks.
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Not speaking from personal experience or anything (whistles and looks at the sky).
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At an "instrument petting zoo," guests can get close-up looks at instruments.
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This documentary looks at the many sides of the innovative trumpeter and bandleader.
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Nina Berman Nina Berman's wide-ranging work looks at American politics and resilience.
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At an "instrument petting zoo," guests can get close-up looks at instruments.
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We can all get lost there: everybody looks at their own little sections.
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Our analyst looks at the forces prompting Mr. Assad to use chemical weapons.
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A beautiful, elegiac tale that looks at the ethics of certain medical procedures.
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And "Vice" looks at transgender youths who are opting to transition before puberty.
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Our columnist looks at what the booming markets mean for the global economy.
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She looks at previous investigations of the company and its predecessor, Sallie Mae.
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In a particularly sharp chapter, Hammond looks at the pitfalls of financial incentives.
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Check out this handful of first looks at some of Apple Arcade's exclusives.
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Neither of them looks at me — they are still looking at each other.
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But much of it proves highly overblown when one looks at the numbers.
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And Wired looks at how Trump's tariffs could hurt tech and social media.
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Fogelson looks at comps, too, but then he applies a three-part test.
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"The Founder" looks at how the fast-food giant McDonald's came to be.
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This documentary looks at the many sides of the innovative trumpeter and bandleader.
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Everybody looks at me now like I'm a rat during the bubonic plague.
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It's not every worker with less than high school that he looks at.
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Kim looks at social media, watches a basketball game, watches some stupid movie.
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The piece looks at how Cambodia's past can be preserved through the body.
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" He stops suddenly, looks at her for the first time and exclaims: "Bound?
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When we go out everyone looks at us and we don't like that.
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Another scenario looks at an adversarial attack that targets the health care system.
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Note that this scenario only looks at policies whose effects could be quantified.
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I'm not going to fight with anyone who looks at it that way.
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House Republicans just did something that looks, at first glance, like political suicide.
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And I think, Putin looks at this, especially, if Donald Trump goes there and says really nice things about Putin in Helsinki, I think, Putin looks at thinks -- this and thinks, maybe Donald Trump doesn&apost have Europe&aposs back.
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But then he looks at me funny, and my hand flies to my mouth.
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Now, much of the media looks at the company skeptically, critically and sometimes cynically.
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She begins to count: "One… two…" Then she pauses and looks at the teacher.
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This looks at articles online, and inserts your lines of text into the article.
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Instead, he looks at AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, which cost $230 billion.
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But the formula looks at the overall death rate as well as death trends.
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Sheila looks at my desk, which currently displays a smoking pile of severed feet.
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You can take close-up looks at a bunch of different zany Prince outfits.
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As soon as she looks at herself in the mirror, the tears start flowing.
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She looks at the CD and says she recognizes the name 'The Balding Girls.
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Lindsay Lohan traded her Mykonos beachwear for business casual looks at Paris Fashion Week.
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He gasps and he looks at them and he says that they are pretty.
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Carrie Underwood still looks at her American Idol win as a "pinch me" moment.
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So actually the media looks at the words but the substance is what matters.
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He sighs and looks at the cart, and the hundreds of floating tags reappear.
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EPFR looks at institutional and individual investor flows and how they impact global markets.
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He looks at me incredulously, my lack of imagination further proof of my privilege.
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A police officer looks at victim's bodies at a morgue in Alotenango on Sunday.
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Otherwise, you'll never see how beautiful (and futuristic) 5.8 Undersea Restaurant looks at night.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When John R. Bolton looks at North Korea, he sees Libya.
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Daiso, by contrast, holds no truck with big data and rarely looks at figures.
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It looks at your conversation and then suggests possible replies based on its understanding.
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Team Rising looks at the latest polls ahead of the Hawkeye State's Caucus. Hill.
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"Certainly, those are the kind of false statements the SEC looks at," he said.
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A recent paper looks at the pricing power of a sample of British firms.
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Whomsoever looks at India with bad intentions, then we will give a befitting reply.
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For the first time ever, Serena doesn't seethe every time she looks at June.
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She also told us she feels like crying when she looks at the image.
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That, too, is very much changed — well, depending on how one looks at it.
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When Shelby looks at Flora's arm, it seems the ghost has left a mark.
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"I'm sorry, I fucked up," I mumble, and everyone looks at me in shock.
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The standard method is a chemical method, but Angie looks at the abalone shell.
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It looks at the risks unique to the soup of chemicals in e-cigarettes.
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Our Help Desk column looks at books about managing the technology in our lives.
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One of our best-read articles today looks at the reticence of Clarence Thomas.
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They don these elaborate looks at comic conventions, fan events and even charity events.
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The following series of charts looks at the impact and legacy of the stimulus.
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Now i feel it in the way he looks at me, and loves me.
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The child is shown sporting a wide smile as he looks at the meal.
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On a happier note, the study looks at whether Chinese aid damages Western assistance.
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"I wish someone looked at me like BJ looks at Mindy," said someone else.
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Wired says the research looks at these flaws as a problem endemic to Android.
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For reviews, it's a multifaceted algorithm that looks at different parts of the review.
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"This is a big deal," Oprah says, as Susan looks at her misty-eyed.
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And he sees me somewhere and he looks at me like -- sort of complimentary.
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We see Annalise hand him a mysterious cellphone after she looks at the body.
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Meanwhile Bryan looks at Richie, who is facing the camera, with a serious expression.
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" Abedin just looks at him, incredulous, before leaving the room with an, "I can't.
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Begina looks at the quizzes and people's results through a lens of financial psychology.
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Every researcher that looks at this finds that there is bias of some sort.
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In the meantime, ahead are your first looks at the very first Making Space.
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V. Bailey looks at damage to a neighbor's home at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
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Its research looks at agriculture, the climate crisis, poverty and gender, among other topics.
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Now he looks at me and points at me like, 'Here's this fun guy!
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Conrad looks at an hourglass filled with ferromagnetic grains falling down onto a magnet.
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The movie looks at society's responsibility for both her rise and her ultimate demise.
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Sarge, a 5-month-old pit bull mix, looks at you with welcoming eyes.
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The study looks at telephone metadata, which shows who a person called and when.
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Rodriguez, looks at whether a detained immigrant has the right to a bond hearing.
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Leo then looks at the camera and says "shh" before it fades to black.
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First, Gordon looks at the TLT, the ETF that tracks 20-plus year bonds.
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Muna looks at the faces of her loved ones, every line deepened by war.
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Then we also have the ECB, which looks at and validates all these points.
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This reported plan offers one of the most thorough looks at US cyberattack endeavors.
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Nature can't quite be understood or confronted but one looks at it with awe.
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This week's Free-exchange column looks at how new technologies are affecting trust relationships.
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It then looks at the outcome of the customer interaction — closed deal or not.
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"Where Luxury Meets Accessibility" looks at accessibility needs in housing in New York City.
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A new report from Bernstein Research looks at the economics of the wall's construction.
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TechCrunch looks at some research on the dramatic rise in the Israeli cybersecurity industry.
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Dreamily happy, he looks at his watch and panics: only two hours have passed!
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True financial planning looks at your whole picture and how all the pieces connect.
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A man looks at a giant golden statue of Chinese late chairman Mao Zedong.
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The Hill's Emily Birnbaum breaks down the DOJ decision and looks at what's next.
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House Armed Services looks at the Pentagon's budget for nuclear forces Thursday, 220006 p.m.
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It looks at racism and choices we make, and how it all pans out.
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The movie looks at first like an outlier in the landscape of Guadagnino's work.
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When Phelps looks at his legacy post-Beijing, all he sees is the tarnish.
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"The company looks at different categories and different opportunities to grow," Mr. Barrucci said.
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Our latest 360 video looks at how teenagers in Peru make do with sand.
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The company also looks at external triggers, such as weather events and air quality.
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GENNETTE: YES, WE ARE – YOU KNOW, OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS LOOKS AT THIS REGULARLY.
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The publisher brought its expected crowd-pleasers — looks at Metroid and Super Smash Bros.
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Meanwhile, SackSEER looks at Lawson's actual college production and throws up a red flag.
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In the yard of the prison, Dwight looks at his friend who he shot.
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He said he wasn't that interested in providing in-depth looks at the candidates.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley looks at the last eight days, which shook Trump's Washington.
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When one looks at what humanity can do, one realizes that there's always hope.
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Bloomberg looks at planned and potential refining and petrochemical investments in several countries here.
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As she looks at her budget, she wonders if she's doing the right thing.
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Google is not an independent auditor that goes in and looks at developer systems.
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He leans forward in his leather chair and looks at me, junkie to junkie.
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Maybe, tonight when Mama looks at the night sky she'll see me watching her.
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They don't [realize] that half the population looks at films in a new way.
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THUMP UK's Angus Harrison looks at the artists and lyrics that prompted this shift.
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He also looks at companies involved in cybersecurity, networking, and the handling of data.
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A new study looks at the role gender plays in how we celebrate inventors.
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If one looks at the banking ratios, Ms. Yellen is making a good case.
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Each time he looks at us, he sees us more in his own way.
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And—she looks at the untouched sweet potatoes on Javier's plate—your sweet potatoes.
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This fascinating piece looks at the dual visions of nationalism in Ireland and England.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is changing the way it looks at small caps.
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A new documentary looks at the role of media in the Civil Rights era.
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Our Beijing correspondent looks at the challenges China's president, Xi Jinping, must now confront.
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I'm not somebody who looks at whether or not I'm in charge or not.
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In this episode, Vox Borders looks at how India pulls off these massive elections.
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The infrastructure, there's this great website called Copenhagenize that looks at the biking infrastructure.
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He looks at every body and figures out how to showcase their best assets.
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Every time he looks at his hands he will be back in that fire.
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And an episode of Vice's HBO show looks at the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
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Coordinating taxes around the world looks at least as difficult as addressing climate change.
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This documentary series looks at inequality in predominantly black communities in six American cities.
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Daisuke Wakabayashi of the NYT looks at how its C.E.O., Susan Wojcicki, is coping.
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"Being Serena" looks at the pregnancy and marriage of the tennis champion Serena Williams.
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Daily Beast Reporter Hanna Trudo looks at the votes of suburban women in 2020.
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Jamie looks at me and says, 'I've been thinking of moving to New Orleans.
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The Upshot looks at three questions that will determine how long it will last.
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Now, she feels a "bittersweetness" when she looks at how it has been transformed.
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When the world looks at the United States today, it sings a sorry song.
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The quantitative analysis looks at mentions of words such as "better" or "stronger" vs.
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The firm looks at economic prospects, owners' earnings versus reported earnings and management's ability.
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The book also looks at the many inventions and accomplishments credited to the legend.
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When he looks at her, you don't just see love, you also feel it.
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In the last month or so, when I talk, she looks at me intently.
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Trilobites NASA is getting new looks at Jupiter, from close up and far away.
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Underwriting looks at the likelihood that you'll file a claim and incur a loss.
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Sun's research looks at how online communities form and then develop rules of engagement.
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A resident looks at a house damaged from volcanic ash in Laurel, Jan. 14.
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It looks at him, head cocked, turns as it paddles off a few yards.
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Aaron, then 41, hunches forward, flips open the cover and looks at the headlines.
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He looks at this as an African-American community, and that's all he sees.
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Ahead of that, we are getting one of our first looks at season 4.
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Krystal Ball looks at Mayor Pete's latest attack on Bernie and Warren's education plans.
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The following looks at the key issues in the upcoming review, discussing possible outcomes.
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Yet, when Eisen looks at this inkblot he reportedly sees a Logan Act case.
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"We know that's what the selection committee really looks at in March," Brannen said.
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It looks at the posts people make and the hashtags they use for data.
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The Times Magazine looks at whether the trend indicates the death of social democracy.
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The agency that looks at the health impact of new industrial chemicals shut down.
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He looks at me and he goes, 'Can I give you a homework assignment?
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Today's episode of The Daily podcast looks at the next chapter of the offensive.
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A House Financial Services subcommittee looks at a number of bills on derivatives regulations.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: This is something that, you know, the IMF looks at very carefully.
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"20/20" looks at the life of Mary Tyler Moore, who died on Wednesday.
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"Repentant Magdalene" looks, at times, like a point-by-point rebuttal of such comments.
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Our fashion team looks at why the West took so long to catch on.
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Lisa looks at these and goes, 'Oh my God, you're a very good artist.
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The prosperity gospel looks at the world as it is and promises a solution.
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This looks at Nextdoor's neighborhood growth in the U.S. In messaging, extensibility is expanding.
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"As the President comes here, he looks at the victims, he looks at the mothers burying their children and the children burying their parents, this is exactly the time to remember this episode and have these kinds of difficult conversations," Rosen said.
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The state also looks at the size and cost of the New York home compared with those in other states, a person's business and family ties to the state, and a category that looks at where "near and dear" items are kept.
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A Harvard Business Review piece this week looks at ways to make Bitcoin mining greener.
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Episode two looks at where these Bitcoin mines are developing and who is behind them.
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Today's player laughs at such conditions, and looks at landlines as if they are fossils.
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" Added Rivera, "If everybody looks at it that way, it alleviates some of the drama.
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I had a lot of nice looks at birdie and rolled it really well too.
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"Even if a guy looks at me, he gets really angry," the country singer explains.
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She looks at the other bodies in the pool, and finds French, Jesse, and Steve.
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" Adds Rivera, "If everybody looks at it that way it alleviates some of the drama.
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The Fourth Circuit, which looks at appeals from Maryland, has not yet decided that case.
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Sometimes, when she sees me leaving, she looks at me like, 'Bitch, where you going?
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To do this, it looks at your usage history, CloudWatch metrics and your existing reservations.
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Below, CNBC's "Sustainable Energy" looks at how travel around our towns and cities is changing.
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That is true, whether one looks at individual investors, pensions, endowments, foundations, hedge funds, etc.
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The second chart looks at ways to solve or at least reduce these algorithmic harms.
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It's one of the most harmonious looks at a rainbow coalition ever put on screen.
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"The entire world looks at that and says, 'OK, we know you're somebody,'" he said.
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But actually he&aposs a pragmatic business guy, he looks at everything as a deal.
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There's something undeniably special in the way Meera Phillips looks at you when you speak.
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"The world looks at it like, there's Pastor Fritts, there's that lone wolf," he said.
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The border control looks at the marriage certificate skeptically and says it's no longer valid.
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He looks at his Carrie Mathison whiteboard and narrows in on Boyd (Eric Bogosian). Right.
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The truth is it's there; it's just that no one looks at each other anymore.
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And -- let me take a step back and tell you how SoftBank looks at it.
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" A stunned Dooley then looks at the control booth and says, "Are you kidding me?
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Honest and raw, it looks at the insanely difficult intersection of racism, parenting, and perspective.
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"There's nothing about me that looks at the video and thinks it's OK," she said.
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She turns, feet on the floor, elbows on her knees, and looks at her room.
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He's just one of those producers who looks at what's popular and develops programming accordingly.
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MSCI's index also looks at the trend in ethics scores, as well as their levels.
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Functional medicine is a branch of medicine that looks at the body as a system.
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But more importantly for us, it's when networks reveal first looks at their upcoming shows.
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When that person looks at me, they don't see a person; they see a whale.
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" Kennedy looks at the camera, laughs, and says, "I'm sorry, but this is my job.
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And when you're done, you can check out more detailed looks at each story here.
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Early looks at this sequel's VR support were rife with anecdotal accounts of crippling nausea.
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If this magical wand looks at all familiar, we can think of a few reasons.
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Sometimes, she said, she looks at her nephew and thinks about the choice she made.
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Depending on how one looks at it, they're going to have an issue with it.
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Arora said his startup looks at more than 2,000 career paths a student could pursue.
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In Google's exploit, the attacker has code that looks at memory it shouldn't look at.
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"China looks at Venezuela as another Zimbabwe: a poor return on its investment," he said.
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The film looks at a lot of the misconceptions outsiders have of the seal hunt.
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In an Entertainment Weekly exclusive, we get two new looks at the November 2018 film.
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A man looks at his mobile phone next to a busker in Oxford Street, London.
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" She then looks at a bedside photo of Apu signed, "Don't have a cow. Apu.
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Roland looks at him in disbelief, and for just a moment, his voice gets heated.
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Ringwald said she looks at Sixteen Candles differently now that she has a teenage daughter.
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Moore's book especially looks at the injustices inflicted on African women throughout the continent's history.
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He feels helpless when he looks at his student loan balance of more than $160,803.
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Could you imagine fucking Matt Schlapp while he looks at Channing Tatum on a video?
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We'll also see some looks at Marvel's Freeform show Cloak & Dagger and Netflix's Iron Fist.
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Later on, Celeste looks at her sons and husband playing in the far-off light.
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Don't expect much in the way of early looks at the stories will be told.
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A woman looks at the damage to her house in Baracoa, Guatanamo, Cuba on Oct.
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She looks at the ring under a microscope and says that the diamonds look fine.
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For now, enjoy these many social media-sourced looks at Blast Off as it happened.
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"It's only the Iranian that looks at this problem through a sectarian prism," he said.
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In the closing scene of "Black Museum," Nish looks at herself in the rearview mirror.
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Curator Efrat Assaf-Shapira says the exhibit looks at "inspiration and influences" over the decades.
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The Densify solution looks at the consumption and for ways to cut costs and usage.
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The woman officer, the one who called off the rescue mission, looks at us suddenly.
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He looks at me and turns away, wishing me well without looking into my eyes.
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Go deeper: Inside Climate News looks at our future with fire in a warming world.
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He looks at her with the slow realization that this thing they have is over.
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So when the audience looks at something, it adds what it knows to that look.
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Fitch looks at FAF's capitalization on both a risk adjusted and non-risk adjusted basis.
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She can tell when you're scared … and she looks at me and she starts crying.
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He looks at the tablet, hoping it will tell him the right thing to say.
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The actress looks at the audition judges, her eyes wide with nerves but softening nonetheless.
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I think he sees dollar signs and looks at how he can make more money.
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Wintrich, for his part, sees "somebody who is wonderfully uninhibited" when he looks at Trump.
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Instead of translating sentences piece by piece, it looks at the sentence as a whole.
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Employee engagement looks at how many non-employees are viewing unique employees at the company.
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The other group looks at the disability, the human suffering, the expense of chronic pain.
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The problem with this way of thinking is that it looks at the acquisition tactically.
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I think it just kind of looks at those things with a very romantic gaze.
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Stage 2: Anger "Wherever the patient looks at this time, he will find grievances." p.
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The team looks at every aspect of code-mixing, including text, speech, understanding and recognition.
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Mr Shambaugh also looks at the tensions between state and society in an authoritarian regime.
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The paper looks at the potential for the rise of index funds to cause herding.
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It also looks at other data, including likes per play, likes per hour, and more.
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The Federal Reserve looks at the quits rate as a measure of job market confidence.
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Go deeper: The South China Morning Post looks at the likely policy portfolio for Liu.
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An exhibition looks at plant remedies that women have used to control their reproductive lives.
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Iguodala doesn't get the same easy looks at the basket, in transition or otherwise, either.
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That book looked at China externally, whereas this new book looks at China primarily internally.
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It also looks at obscure Twitter and social media trends to round out the calendar.
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It looks at real people, people you've probably never heard of, doing really amazing things.
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"The Italian fashion looks at a possible Brexit with concern," he wrote in an email.
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"Any Democrat who looks at that data should be concerned," said Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
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The way your camera looks at a woman - it can say a lot about you.
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The new analysis looks at the least expensive plan in the most popular category, silver.
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Insider's new series, "The State of Our Money," looks at the financial health of Americans.
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He looks at the market cycle and tries to combine that with the macroeconomic cycle.
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I don't know that it's always ideal to give Cabrera that many looks at anybody.
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The firm also looks at its fan base when deciding which new markets to target.
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One of our best-read articles today looks at the myths and mysteries of G.M.O.s.
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This exhibition looks at the history of underwear from the 1700s to the present day.
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He looks at her, wondering if the pantomime demands some kind of response from him.
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Carolina Caycedo's excellent video looks at how river development has affected communities in Brazil's interior.
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Whichever way one looks at it, the next few days will be uncomfortable for sterling.
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We know he looks at every situation as a chance to extract something for himself.
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"Everyone who visits looks at this," said Daniel Stone, 21, one of the petition's creators.
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"We'd come outside and see the neighbor, and he looks at you," Mr. Davids said.
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" The whole room then goes silent, looks at me and is like "...fuck yeah, man!
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Tough talk aside, it looks — at least for the moment — like more of the same.
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Older critics shouted (distasteful) style over substance, with Oli's obvious good looks at the forefront.
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One looks at the Trump White House and wonders who might be asking these questions.
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When he looks at his Olympic medals, he doesn't know which goes for which race.
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He looks at me then for the first time since he stepped into the globe.
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He looks at all that fussing, shrugs a tectonic shrug, and just rumbles on through.
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When she looks at me to apologize, I can smell the booze on her breath.
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As their Kickstarter states: But even this statement looks at indigeneity through tired, colonial eyes.
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The data looks at which cannabis companies rake in the most from their active dispensaries.
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It looks at American companies that have been in business for at least two years.
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I've looked at wealth, but this movie looks at the connection between money and power.
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Every car insurance company looks at your information, driving history, and even credit history, differently.
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"Patricia said Anna Deavere Smith looks at the things you can't articulate," Mr. Hearne said.
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This video looks at the mix of hope and skepticism Zimbabweans have about the future.
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She looks at you for affirmation, as if this isn't something she's supposed to say.
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Questions for Facebook: Has Facebook performed any analyses that looks at smaller groups of people?
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One novel looks at gun culture; another explores how feminism has changed over the years.
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In the world of Donald Trump, I think he looks at relationships as more disposable.
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Fourth: U.S.A. Gymnastics should commission a real, independent investigation that looks at all the missteps.
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He looks at his face in the mirror, a lot, and reflects on his beauty.
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But no one looks at all the good that comes out of what they do.
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A key component of the index that looks at new order activity actually ticked higher.
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Jill Lepore looks at a slew of new books that try to answer that question.
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The separate article looks at a building that bucked the trend — the new Apple headquarters.
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In the book, Picardi looks at "patterns of mimicry in urban regeneration projects" across Europe.
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MS. OJIH ODUTOLA What new languages can form when a child looks at these objects?
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Your art also looks at the suffering of those held in Australia's offshore detention centres.
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The project's latest paper, out Sunday, looks at who becomes an inventor — and who doesn't.
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After about an hour, Ruri looks at her watch: "Let's go karaoke!" she says excitedly.
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"The Daily": Today's episode looks at the effects of the trade war in the Midwest.
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Front Burner A new design book looks at 20th-century kitchens, from appliance to paint.
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Meanwhile in France, our correspondent looks at President Emmanuel Macron's ambitions for the year ahead.
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But she looks at the head of the horse and knows that she will die.
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This investigation looks at Mike Abatti's enormous influence over the region's water, agriculture and energy.
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The first installment looks at the curious rise (and huge sales) of tallboy beer cans.
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Fryd also looks at artists who address rape in contemporary culture, such as Suzanne Lacy.
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Part two, which will run on Tuesday, looks at the emergence of ISIS in Afghanistan.
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The university sends an email to Mumphery at an address he no longer looks at.
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And VICE News online will feature up-close looks at the candidates and their answers.
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Front Burner "Delicioso," a scholarly history, looks at Spanish food from prehistory to Ferran Adrià.
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The Ringer looks at why companies have been silent on mitigating these problems, until recently.
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Team Rising looks at Biden's questionable comments on deportations and the latest impeachment polling numbers.
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Starting with the 1930s, this series looks at the history of cross-dressing in movies.
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Mikayla said that even now she looks at her body and sees 16 stab wounds.
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This story looks at another 'push' factor: climate change, in the form of intensified drought.
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Leigh Ann Henion looks at the science and explores potential changes to your postpartum dreamscape.
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"The world looks at New York — we are the capital of the world," he said.
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Celebrities like Anne Hathaway and Zendaya also wore showstopping looks at this year&aposs event.
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Her personal finance blog looks at the impact of investments and actions on the planet.
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The Times Magazine this week looks at the direction of music, based on 25 songs.
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As Netflix looks at greater international expansion, poor infrastructure in some markets poses a challenge.
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"The Nightingale," from Jennifer Kent, looks at the effects of sexual assault in 1820s Tasmania.
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The consultation paper also looks at how to increase trading in euro-denominated commodity derivatives.
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Here, she looks at their relationship to people, with a fond eye for human eccentricity.
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Along with history, Milner looks at practical considerations that spring from knowing our exact location.
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You know, everybody looks at Capone like he was a 40, 50-year-old guy.
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The blood test looks at things like cholesterol, blood sugar, and signs of drug use.
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A human looks at every single one — but they might spend six seconds or less.
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First looks at the new CBA appear to address many of those areas of concern.
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Each time, his office looks at the patient's chart to confirm the request is warranted.
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Offred looks at Serena Joy and Fred with venomous defiance, though her fate remains unclear.
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Scott Lucas looks at how Facebook's voter button could tilt the election toward Donald Trump.
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And quite honestly, I don't think the U.S. Constitution looks at it that way either.
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Team Rising looks at which companies Mayor Pete worked with during his time at McKinsey.
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"I've often thought that they should do a study that looks at tipping," Wann said.
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My mother goes out to Jamaican clubs — she's 62 — and nobody looks at her strange.
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When she looks at herself in the mirror afterward she's too joyous to say much.
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Pace is pretty self-explanatory and looks at how fast or slow somebody is speaking.
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Romney was looking at Russia much like a person looks at their favorite football team.
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The mother looks at the father, and they all get off at the next stop.
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He looks at me and he says: That's really interesting, what you're thinking of doing.
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A good sailor looks at the horizon and says where is the storm cloud brewing.
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He…I don't think the American public looks at Trump as part of the elite.
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Today's episode looks at the forces behind some Republicans' opposition to the health care bill.
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"Everybody looks at it now, and says, we voted to go to war," Biden said.
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Team Rising looks at Buttigieg's education strategy failure along with the candidates' social media impressions.
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An Energy and Commerce Subcommittee looks at the future of the North American energy trade.
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This year, Clemson, which repeated as Atlantic Coast Conference champion, looks at least as scary.
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"The Nightingale," from Jennifer Kent, looks at the effects of sexual assault in 1820s Tasmania.
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In particular, its analysis looks at affordability, health-related factors and overall quality of life.
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I'm always impressed by how fresh it still looks at the end of the day.
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His new book, "The Upstarts," looks at Uber's and Airbnb's journey to become successful companies.
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While Zhou's film looks at the excesses of contemporary society, Kan Xuan unearths civilizations past.
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Do you think your son looks at time in a different way than you do?
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This documentary, her first, looks at that industry by way of an unexpected source: comedians.
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Our music reporter looks at how this music festival has come to define a city.
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The VICE and HBO documentary Chinafication of Africa looks at this phenomenon from the ground.
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Defying easy categorization, the film looks at the people who call the island nation home.
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Bailey said that in general, the regulator looks at how funds construct best buy tables.
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And that's usually when my editor looks at me and says, 'Dude: forget about it.
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He looks at me like I'm crazy and I realize we're on the right track.
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In the picture, the artist, who is working on his small garden, looks at us.
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Ben: [Looks at the dictaphone] Diane, this is my third year coming to the event.
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When the rest of the world looks at America's gun problem, it's often with bafflement.
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There's a moment, in the final hours of this wretched campaign, when Weiner looks at his wife, and she looks at him, and they share an unspoken understanding: This is more than two people should have to bear, and it is all Anthony's fault.
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The system doesn't have access to the code; it just looks at the pixels and learns.
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Long Story Short is a series looks at financial and economic history to understand current events.
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Nobody looks at their pass, there's no pat-down, there's no dogs, there's no metal detectors.
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Sitting in her makeshift shelter, Fatumata looks at here children Shankaron and 15-month old Rahma.
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Rarely do these patients have someone who looks at all these records and coordinates their care.
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As you can see, the video also contains looks at various corners of the unfinished park.
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The PCE measures rural and urban spending, he added, while the CPI just looks at urban.
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So the dealer looks at me and goes, 'What kind of crazy shit are you into?!
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Jeff Sessions, now Trump's attorney general, looks at individuals convicted in terror cases since 9/11.
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Click through for the looks at Paris Fashion Week that make us excited, inspired, and happy.
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Of course, this is over the long-term — the paper looks at 30-year running means.
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That switch (or qubit) then takes on a fixed value once the user looks at it.
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This idea is already part of the way that America looks at foreigners, and especially refugees.
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He looks at the 2200 stones fanned out across the board, then stands up and leaves.
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We've rounded up all the matching hair and clothing looks at the 2019 Met Gala, ahead.
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If this looks at all familiar to you, then you've probably been to the dentist recently.
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If no times work, the Calendar looks at other conflicting meetings that might easily be moved.
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I'm curious how someone with your perspective looks at what's happening right now in American politics.
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After that, he ordered a 23andMe test, which is similar but looks at different genetic markers.
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It looks at finances, legal issues and other details of the company that is being acquired.
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Zoe Tillman looks at what it means for Trump to get to fill that important vacancy.
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Noel, a teenager from Honduras, looks at the sign pointing to the United States from Tijuana.
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It looks at things like who the account follows and how it interacts with other accounts.
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President Herbert Hoover looks at the solar eclipse from the lawn near his office on Aug.
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Aldridge is modest and polite, and never looks at either cell phone even when they buzz.
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The protocol includes genetic material from thousands of individuals, and looks at thousands of genetic variations.
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The book looks at what influences distort our perspective as we try to understand the world.
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Instead, it looks at a more surprising cohort: 60-somethings who are at or near retirement.
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From our series What We Owe, the latest installment looks at couples having hard money talks.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Thirteen and just married, Jie looks at her wedding picture framed in white.
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A man looks at damage to a mosque in Mataram following the strong earthquake on Lombok.
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Jump on the bed,' and he just looks at you like, 'What are you talking about?
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Alex Wilhelm looks at why venture capitalists are putting so much money into this market. 5.
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Its refusal to do so requires a new environmental impact statement that looks at alternative routes.
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"That's when my wife looks at me and says, 'Dude, you're going,&apos" Roose tells PEOPLE.
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Charles Boyles looks at the exhibition at the DuSable Museum of African American History in Chicago.
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In other artworks Pešta looks at the history of discrimination against the Roma, or European Gypsies.
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Fisher, donning sunglasses, looks at the camera while her daughter smiles and stares at the sky.
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But Trump looks, at least to some observers, very different from the rest of his party.
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She answers elders with impunity, looks at the British with scorn and doesn't care for tradition.
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This drawing is also one of the first looks at the rumored device, posted days earlier.
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The Post looks at the "month zero" of a reader's pre-subscription activity on the site.
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He also looks at the quality of the greens, paying attention to how wilted they are.
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The leader looks at me like I'm a godsend, and I'm content with my hero status.
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In the first photo, Everly attempts a handstand while Dewan looks at the camera holding weights.
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When a child looks at themselves in the mirror for the first time their psychology changes.
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" In general, Constantine says Kanye "looks at President Trump as a mentor, father figure, business leader.
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In her work, Lawson looks at the black body and the life of the black family.
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But if one looks at the hardware, there is no denying that China came up short.
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Aside from the design, the film also looks at the process of actually making a garment.
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The study looks at employee reports on their jobs, across a minimum of 23189 different companies.
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Back at the restaurant, Ally looks at some tweets by Trump and then has another episode.
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The company's computer algorithm looks at more than 100 factors to identify those subscribers, he said.
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Gordon looks at a daily chart of the dollar-tracking ETF (UUP) to make his point.
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The study looks at results in just five schools and has yet to be peer-reviewed.
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MRS CHOW looks at the camera, her expression quietly powerful, her arms resting on a table.
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If you're looking at the shots, she's looking at him like a shark looks at dinner.
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And here's how it looks at 23x zoom, while shooting a building half a block away.
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The report also looks at tracking methods that can't be blocked with a simple browser plugin.
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But most research looks at the later stages of elections, when parties' candidates have been chosen.
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"[It] looks at the sex trade as another system of violence and oppression," explained Bien-Aimé.
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The EBA consultation also looks at three alternatives for setting possible minimum liquidity requirements for funds.
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Wait, there's more: A separate PwC UK report released yesterday looks at the big picture too.
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Tim Cook looks at Facebook's messy Cambridge Analytica affair as something of a wake-up call.
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But the movie looks at questions the media and the public still wrestle with, he noted.
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One book, Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking, Fast and Slow," shifted the way he looks at solving problems.
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AP Tech Writer Barbara Ortutay looks at the emoji approval process (complete with lobbying and campaigning).
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A woman looks at artwork called 'Spinning Night in Living Colour' by Elaine Buckholtz in London.
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"We had some early looks at him, but we left some runners on base," Scioscia said.
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No one speaks, no one smiles, no one even looks at each other, yet it's perfect.
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With all that in mind, CNN looks at the military state of play in North Asia.
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He looks at U.S. whole economy profits before tax and focuses on domestic non-financial companies.
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Jane explores issues of race, class, and gender—and looks at immigration issues with laser focus.
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Because I want him to look at me the way he looks at this koala. 20153.
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" He continues, "Like, if she walks in the room, I feel like everyone looks at her.
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And all of a sudden she just looks at me and goes' — he demonstrates a smile.
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