I've seen it through the end of the second season.
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Have you ever seen it through a telescope, or even with the naked eye?
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A rarer privilege, still, to have also seen it through the ever-open eyes of Ángel Franco.
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I think you've seen it through things like our autonomous vehicle guidance, which was guidance, it wasn't a rulemaking.
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"He has kind of seen it through every angle," said Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who made a surprise appearance during the interview to praise Shannon.
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Of course, past performance is no guarantee of future performance, but the Conservative Party's "will to power" has seen it through many crises in its 200-year history.
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The size of Busbud's $9M Series A, back in July 2014, coupled with platform efficiencies have seen it through until now, according to founders Frederic Thouin, LP Maurice and Michael Gradek.
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" Mr. Fountas, who was moving to New York for a job as a risk manager after earning a business degree, said he wasn't disappointed: "Having seen it through the phone, it was what we were expecting.
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BY THE AGE of 40, Louis-François Cartier had not only risen from poverty to open his own jewellery shop in Paris, he had seen it through revolution and a coup d'état, economic doldrums and a fire.
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He had already seen it, through social media, and the President gave me instructions to communicate in a cordial and respectful manner to the White House that due to this statement it was inviable to have the meeting.
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While China's economic pressure has been pivotal in bringing Kim to the negotiating table, Beijing worries Kim might now agree to a deal that brings his country closer to its old enemies and further from its traditional ally, which has seen it through famine and global isolation.
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And I think "lens" is a great word when you think of the New York Stock Exchange because it really does depend on whose lens you're looking through, when you look at the exchange, it means so many different things to so many different people, and I've seen it through a number of different lenses and lived through different places in my career, in my life where, whether it be as a trader on the floor, might see the exchange and what's happening there through that lens of commerce, and buying and selling securities, and managing market movements, or the lens of the CEO of a company who's bringing their company public for the very first time.
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In 1841, he was appointed a professor of mathematics in the United States Navy, and for a while served on the USS Mississippi teaching math. His professorship led Chauvenet to see the necessity of a United States naval academy. While others had proposed the idea, no one had actually seen it through. In 1842, he was appointed head of the naval asylum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Computer Gaming World stated that Veil of Darkness "held me in rapt attention until I had seen it through to its resolution". While critical of the brief length of the game, the magazine stated that "the experience is one to be savored ... definitely one that I am glad to have played". The magazine later nominated Veil of Darkness for its Role-Playing Game of the Year award, alongside The Summoning.
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We had known of the existence of this step from aerial photographs, and had also seen it through our binoculars from Thyangboche. We realised that at this altitude it might well spell the difference between success and failure. The rock itself, smooth and almost holdless, might have been an interesting Sunday afternoon problem for a group of expert rock climbers in the Lake District, but here it was a barrier beyond our feeble strength to overcome.
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