You might be looking at historical crime patterns, you might be looking at things like weather, we could be looking at things like calls of street lights out.
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They need to be looking at the candidates and they need to be looking at the issues.
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"It could be looking for story ideas, creature ideas, it could really be looking for anything," Levitz said.
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"We'll be looking at other avionics on the aircraft, and we'll be looking for other electronics," Homendy said.
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You don't only have to be looking at the phone, but you have to be looking at the phone.
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But honestly they should be looking at the Democrat, they should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty.
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But honestly they should be looking at the Democrats, they should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty.
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When she does, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be looking even smarter, and her critics will be looking even more foolish.
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Like the starship Enterprise, the rover will be looking for signs of life — but will be looking on a microbial scale.
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You can be looking for a casual hookup and have ego, but you can't have ego and be looking for a relationship.
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The theory is that during shows you aren't supposed to be looking at them; you're supposed to be looking at the clothes.
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You've got the INC's — the independent neurological consultants — the trainers and the referees are supposed to be looking, everybody's supposed to be looking.
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For a lot of people coming in, although the barman might be looking at them as a customer, they might be looking at the barman as a friend.
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It can be something moving in your field of view, and the user can be looking at her feet or she can be looking up in the sky.
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Recent grads might be looking to upgrade their computer as they enter the workforce, so check with them to see what kind of model they might be looking for.
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"What I'd be looking for is not so much a smoking gun, I'd be looking for a geopolitical event ... a black swan somewhere, a trade war, an event with Korea," Roberts said.
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When it comes to who follows through, I don't think we should be looking for a single figure, we should be looking rather for a national discussion, a political discussion, throughout our institutions.
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Analysts will be looking to get some updated production numbers.
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All no doubt will be looking to upstage each other.
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You've got to be looking at the full talent pool.
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You just need to be looking in the right channels.
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And even Sanders appears to be looking for viral moments.
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Could it be looking to boost the price of oil?
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What flavors should I be looking for in a cigar?
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Democrats will be looking to do the same to Trump.
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The House Oversight Committee will be looking into the incident.
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"Policy makers should be looking at those examples," she says.
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Investors shouldn't be looking to a potential AWS spinoff, however.
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Instead, we should be looking at its wiggles and squirms.
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He's gonna be looking for a better place to sleep.
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Sanders will be looking to replicate that success on Tuesday.
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I am sitting up, and said to be looking well.
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Instagram may be looking to ramp up its shopping features.
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"I'd probably be looking for a short opportunity," he said.
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Until then, we'll be looking for her in the comments.
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He could be looking for directions in the big city.
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He speculates the solitary species may be looking to reproduce.
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But Luminar seems to be looking further down the road.
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We might be looking at another one of those here.
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" Google told CNN the company would be "looking into it.
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What are the ranges that we should be looking at?
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Unfortunately, I don't represent what they might be looking for.
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I'm not supposed to be looking polished that's the problem.
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The group will be looking toward universities for investment ideas.
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Navarro appears to be looking at her bigger picture, too.
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They might also be looking to refinance other venture debt.
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Redstone might be looking for some merger or acquisition opportunities.
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You never know which Disney character will be looking back.
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An animal is not going to be looking like this.
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I would say, it's done ... they shouldn't be looking anymore.
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Saeed will always be looking back to what he's lost.
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Soldiers with dogs appeared to be looking for human remains.
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I'm not in this shit to be looking cute, man.
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The statement specifies several allegations it will be looking into.
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I'll be looking into every possibility, including the house's wiring.
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So he is going to be looking at those things.
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For these upgrades, you'll be looking at a $3,150 bundle.
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But things could be looking up for SGX this year.
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They'll be looking and they'll be listening and they'll know.
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Facebook may be looking at new ways to monetize Messenger.
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GameStop will also be looking for a boost this Thursday.
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You're gonna be looking at markets like Indonesia, like India.
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Things don't seem to be looking up for her, either.
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Others seemed to be looking out for supporters' best interests.
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This will be sectors which I will be looking at.
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Peter didn't understand what the man could be looking at.
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I might be looking for a side job over here.
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Things now appear to be looking brighter for the newlyweds.
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"I will be looking into this," Trump vowed on Twitter.
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THINGS seemed to be looking up for Oakland's police department.
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You will always be looking for more and more status.
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In response, we should be looking for a new approach.
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They're really going to be looking at the wage number.
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But AirAsia wouldn't necessarily be looking at China's largest cities.
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Now, Republicans will be looking to win back the seat.
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Ideologically she seems to be looking over her left shoulder.
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All Democrats will be looking frantically for a way out.
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The prince always seems to be looking out for others.
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Here's what he will be looking for to confirm that.
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Is that the most useful thing to be looking at?
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Tonight, of course, you may not be looking for meat.
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The NTSB will be looking at weather and air traffic.
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Even so, the government will be looking to do more.
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Mercifully, some things seem to be looking up for Rotondo.
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I ask a man what I should be looking for.
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"Absolutely, we are going to be looking globally," she said.
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Who could be looking to make a buck this soon?
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"We shouldn't be looking for the same diseases," says Jaspers.
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The camera always seemed to be looking down on everyone.
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They appear to be looking to communicate with each other.
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We're told Wayne could be looking at a misdemeanor battery.
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Otherwise we could be looking at thousands more children separated.
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You might be looking at it ... on Chloe's ring finger.
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I think you should be looking, actively, for other opportunities.
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The Vermont senator will be looking at California, in particular.
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They don't know what they're supposed to be looking for.
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So we'll be looking at a number of different things.
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They might be looking at your communication skills, for example.
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He knew that people would be looking back at him.
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Mexico should be looking toward economic diversification and tax reform.
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And for Democrats, they'll be looking for two major things.
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Eshet said that they will be looking inside the bank.
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And they're hardly the only ones who will be looking.
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Even Apple is rumored to be looking for original shows.
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You're going to be looking at nonstop flights to Europe.
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They are not going to be looking for a cowboy.
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Here are four other figures you should be looking at.
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But I would definitely be looking for a new job.
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They might be looking at their shoes or their hat.
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But several justices seemed to be looking for something more.
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If she wins, she'd be looking to join Alaska Gov.
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How will you be looking at the red carpets differently?
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If they were, they wouldn't be looking at media properties.
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Things might finally be looking up for the music industry.
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Here are the characteristics that Trump should be looking for: 1.
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More likely, he'll be looking into finance or other related field.
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Investigators will be looking into whether the owner violated any regulations.
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"We will certainly be looking to build up there," he said.
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I could be looking back now and feeling proud of myself.
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We will be looking at developing new supplies targeting beyond 2025.
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So you would not be looking for something in government again?
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And they may be looking for MH370 in the wrong place.
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Asuaje, 23, will be looking to make his major league debut.
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Margot, 21, will be looking to make his major league debut.
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Torres, 22, will be looking to make his major league debut.
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Renfroe, 24, will be looking to make his major league debut.
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They could be looking at past candidates who accomplished this comeback.
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Most philanthropists, though, don't seem to be looking for those opportunities.
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Whether we should be looking at centuries or millennia remains unclear.
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None of us knows what we're supposed to be looking at.
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And then we will be looking for additional resources in 202022.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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KS: Oh so you're watching, so you have to be looking.
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Jet could be looking to grow again soon, according to Lore.
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Dad Draco Malfoy be looking like someone familiar: #HarryPotterAndTheCursedChild #harrypotter pic.twitter.
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Those are all huge issues that we should be looking at.
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I do not think we'd be looking at using negative rates.
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Bachchan seems to be looking in from the outside as Robbie.
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Nick Jonas might be looking for his biggest acting gig yet.
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What we need to do is be looking for solutions tonight.
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That said, I will be looking at the CPPA one closely.
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Talk about ... It was somewhat early to be looking at those.
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Who knows, we could be looking at the next great guardsman.
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BARTIROMO: So wouldn&apost Robert Mueller be looking at them then?
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They would be looking at the behavior of brutal white overseers.
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That's when she'll be looking to trim some of her positions.
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John McCain, and Masto will be looking to defend Reid's seat.
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Now we may be looking at a new space arms race.
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I feel as if an angel must be looking after me.
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In fact, things might even be looking up for some people.
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Now, with crops in the ground, things will be looking up.
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Kourtney may be looking good, but she hasn't alway felt good.
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Does it make sense to be looking into this at all?
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Other days I could be looking stupid going (the wrong way).
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Coach is expected to be looking at acquisitions to boost revenue.
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Trump's die-hard backers will still be looking for the crime.
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I don't need to be looking for validation from social media.
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"Everyone will be looking at that initial exchange," said the Rev.
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Then, we would be looking on how we can improve it.
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Does that mean you're going to be looking toward new markets?
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Better to have a resource than to be looking for it!
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"Thankfully, I happened to be looking into his face," she said.
|
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They could be looking for some more pain here on out.
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It suggested loyalty; wasn't I supposed to be looking for differentiation?
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They must be looking at that and feeling a little frustrated.
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The tech world will also be looking for clues on cyber.
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Less than half would still be looking at a tax cut.
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We would be looking out for this kiosk on our journey.
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So I guess that's what I'll be looking for in Philadelphia.
|
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"I'm going to be looking for a $400 trade in Tesla."
|
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And Democrats will be looking to replicate this model in 2018.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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I'll be looking to play that one in the options market.
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I know that our other agencies will be looking at it.
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For many reasons, we should be looking to solve that problem.
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I mean should we be looking at developing fossil fuels further?
|
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Investors will be looking for answers as soon as this week.
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Douglas will be looking to repeat as all-around gold medalist.
|
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What WOULD you be looking at if you had a window?
|
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I will be looking forward to the completion of this project.
|
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AT&T, meanwhile, may be looking to do the same thing.
|
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Will you be looking for a new club this coming summer?
|
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And what sort of suspicious things should I be looking for?
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Emotionally intelligent leaders should always be looking out for these signs.
|
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On average, we'd probably be looking at a week or two.
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"We'll be looking at a number of different things," he said.
|
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Judge Burroughs seemed to be looking for evidence of unconscious bias.
|
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"Markets will be looking for validation of this pricing," he added.
|
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And hopefully somebody's going to be looking at the other side.
|
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"We should be looking under all the furniture," Mr. Abdo said.
|
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This is the trait we should be looking for in leaders.
|
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What should people who are watching this case be looking for?
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But there's a good chance that you'll be looking for alternatives.
|
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Warren appears to be looking past South Carolina to Super Tuesday.
|
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We'll be looking at all of them in the coming weeks.
|
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He will be looking at the complete facts about the case.
|
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We're going to be looking hard at our cooperation going forward.
|
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I'd be looking for him to give him a straight right.
|
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And there are other indicators that things may be looking up.
|
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Bryan Cranston could be looking at his next political role — Sen.
|
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"And this is a really interesting place to be looking at."
|
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Garrett will be looking for a rebound in his own career.
|
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Analysts will be looking for continued, strong same-store sales growth.
|
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Investors will be looking for clarity in the arrangement come Friday.
|
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We can't require people to be looking for nothing, can we?
|
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Still, U.S. authorities will definitely be looking at how to respond.
|
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Some guests might be looking for nothing fancier than a hamburger.
|
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Investors will be looking for updates on that front, Saleh said.
|
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He'll be looking for a repeat of that performance on Tuesday.
|
|
Activist funds might also be looking at the company, it added.
|
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You'd be looking to maximize the ratio of brains to adaptability.
|
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I felt like our girls would be looking up to them.
|
|
Bin Salman will be looking to India and China for both.
|
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"They'll be looking for an exit strategy from this," said Crandall.
|
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Oh sorry: Yes, you should be looking for a new job.
|
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And hopefully, somebody's going to be looking at the other side.
|
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All the same, I'll be looking forward to Smith's spring thaw.
|
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But there's plenty of other stuff they could be looking into.
|
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Do you think every media company should be looking at merchandising?
|
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So we would be looking for platforms, something like this. Right.
|
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There's a process, and that's what we'll be looking at Monday.
|
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I think in six months' time we're going to be looking at slower growth, and we're going to be looking more toward value and better valuation, so more defensive stocks," Sanchez said Wednesday on "Trading Nation.
|
|
"It was pretty logical that they would be looking for supply and we would be looking for demand, and that was going to happen no matter what anyone said over the last few days," Gross said.
|
|
While the city's law department will be looking into the allegations, a third party would be looking at "broader issues," similar to how the social media content issue was handled, managing director Brian Abernathy said Wednesday.
|
|
"You would probably be in a situation where much of the country would be looking to watch the games, would be home, would be looking for that outlet and that relief," he said on the conference call.
|
|
But that's something that Juno will be looking at in the future.
|
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Instead, he'd be looking for bargains and putting cash back to work.
|
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You know he might be looking for actors, to play different characters.
|
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And there's a case that these people should be looking at bitcoin.
|
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Officials will be looking for statements along the same lines from Tillerson.
|
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If she crosses her fingers, things could be looking up in 2019.
|
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Whatever the rhetoric, he will be looking for a deal and achievements.
|
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You'll be looking like you just walked out of a horror film.
|
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Will you be looking for protections for those with pre-existing conditions?
|
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"We will be looking to a Series A raise," he told TechCrunch.
|
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However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be looking for a good deal.
|
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"Dentists, as healthcare professionals, shouldn't be looking just at teeth," he says.
|
|
But things have to be looking up for Sansa and Theon, right?
|
|
The Prime Minister must be looking at an old snapshot of Nigeria.
|
|
But critics may be looking at the wrong thing in the data.
|
|
Are you going to be looking to buy more rights for that?
|
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"They're going to be looking for a number of things," Carvin said.
|
|
The Justice Department might still be looking at other charges, including espionage.
|
|
They'll be looking for more investment after YC demo day, they add.
|
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They'll be looking at what it is that they aspire to be.
|
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Investors will be looking to see some respected and experienced cabinet appointees.
|
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"The thing to be looking for is a new rulemaking," Davis said.
|
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Still, investors should be looking for opportunities to either buy or sell.
|
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If "Despite Yourself" is any indication, things just might be looking up.
|
|
Vasquez also seems to be looking down, perhaps at something off-camera.
|
|
She will always be looking over her shoulder for the bad guys.
|
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Of course, I'll be looking at what's coming up this month, too.
|
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It'll be looking for chemicals that could signal activity on the surface.
|
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Jeff Lewis thinks he may soon be looking for a new job.
|
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Rather, they're what everyone interested in pursuing men should be looking for.
|
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Each organization will be looking for start-ups in their specific field.
|
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To be considered unemployed, one has to be looking for a job.
|
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"You may be looking at a clue to where your passion lies."
|
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As a former federal prosecutor yourself, what will you be looking for?
|
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Depending on that dollar threshold, the banks will be looking for you.
|
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"Kim Kardashian will be looking at those lips for days," he jokes.
|
|
Perhaps, then, it really isn't so wise to be looking for them.
|
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I'll be looking forward to Miles when he gets a little older.
|
|
But I wouldn't necessarily be looking at photographs of myself all day.
|
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And she's who I'm going to be looking to in dark times.
|
|
Analysts will be looking on Tuesday to see if it got there.
|
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"I don't even be looking at motherf—ers," he tells the magazine.
|
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I will be looking for the beaten-down names again this time.
|
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FABER: POTENTIAL SALES, WHAT KIND OF ASSETS WOULD YOU BE LOOKING FOR?
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What's next: Analysts will be looking for specifics on the spending plan.
|
|
They no doubt will also be looking for more efficient scoring opportunities.
|
|
Global markets will be looking to the U.S. and Fed late Wednesday.
|
|
I'll be looking up his writing, and probably following him on Twitter.
|
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I remember thinking, 'Should I be looking for records to put out?
|
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"I don't even be looking at motherf—ers," he told the magazine.
|
|
Cybersecurity watchers will be looking to see if the measures gain momentum.
|
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For this reason, Poirier should be looking to kick early and often.
|
|
So where should they be looking to invest for the long run?
|
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I'm not sure that's true, but we will be looking into it.
|
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"I just never wanted to be looking over my shoulder," Humphrey says.
|
|
Would you be looking for an even more lavish Smashing Pumpkins album?
|
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But that's not really the way we should be looking at it.
|
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Could "The Lion King" be looking at a $200 million domestic debut?
|
|
We will be looking very closely to see how the investigation goes.
|
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From what we're hearing, Hinge might be looking to fill that space.
|
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But he added "lawyers will be looking hard," at past agency decisions.
|
|
As such, they could be looking at retirement well within a decade.
|
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That gives us confidence that we could be looking at key processes.
|
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Do you have any insights on what that might be looking forward?
|
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As we moderate, we'll be looking for exchanges between students that... 1.
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As we moderate, we'll be looking for exchanges between students that... 225.
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As we moderate, we'll be looking for exchanges between students that ... 1.
|
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They should be looking for minute traces of rice and bok choy.
|
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"We'll definitely be looking at this one," one high-yield trader said.
|
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At that point, they'll be looking for the color fingerprints of life.
|
|
Mueller also appears to be looking at a set of strange coincidences.
|
|
Investors will be looking out for the FOMC's announcement at 2 p.m.
|
|
Instead of cutting cargo preference, we should be looking to increase it.
|
|
They will also be looking to drive that price down with automation.
|
|
"People will be looking at the tone the president takes," Ashbourne added.
|
|
It will be looking instead to make inroads in next year's elections.
|
|
Do you want to be looking back on your life's greatest achievement?
|
|
Investigators will be looking at the pilot's training, experience and medical status.
|
|
What should readers be looking forward to in the next few issues?
|
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Instead, they appear to be looking for manufacturing techniques and intellectual property.
|
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So I have to always be looking ahead and preparing in advance.
|
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" Spicer said, "which I think the DOJ will be looking further into.
|
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We'll be looking to see how that plays out before the committee.
|
|
In 2020, he'll be looking to secure his first individual Olympic medal.
|
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Meanwhile, states may be looking to take things into their own hands.
|
|
We'll be looking for a few things from Apple's most important platform.
|
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I think people should be looking at other ways to play defense.
|
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And in a dark moment we should all be looking for them.
|
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And in a dark moment we should all be looking for them.
|
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Mr. Wolff may be looking at his first No. 1 best seller.
|
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If the cell were an eyeball, you'd be looking at its pupil.
|
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She appears to be looking straight through Davis's camera in sheer defiance.
|
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What we're going to be looking for is a volatility calming factor.
|
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Companies are like new social movements that you should be looking for.
|
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"We will be looking at these things in the future," Kwen said.
|
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And in coming years, more people will likely be looking to borrow.
|
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"I don't think people should be looking up to him," she said.
|
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Now, activist investors may be looking to throw their weight around overseas.
|
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If it's 5+ then we could be looking at a real surprise.
|
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McConnell, however, may be looking at a different electorate this go-around.
|
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There are many reasons you might be looking to work from home.
|
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They will be looking for language that shows you're the right fit.
|
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This goes without saying but you should be looking after your face.
|
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Stanton could be looking at another record, strikeouts in March and April.
|
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Investors will now eagerly be looking to the ECB's October rate meeting.
|
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Amazon is rumored to be looking into its own cloud gaming service.
|
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In Utah, conservatives will be looking for someone to challenge either Sen.
|
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We're going to be looking into that and plenty of other things.
|
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Investors will be looking for signs of this in the earnings report.
|
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Now is a great time to be looking for a new job.
|
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You might be looking at the next President of the United States!
|
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Investors will be looking for any hints that could reinforce such views.
|
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Things seemed to be looking up — until we received the first bill.
|
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Those are the two potential red flags that I'd be looking at.
|
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Businesses may be looking to find a counterbalance to Amazon&aposs marketplace.
|
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What the government would be looking for is a pathway through this.
|
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Any federal criminal investigation into Uber could be looking into several matters.
|
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We'll be looking for headlines in the responses in the coming days.
|
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Candidates will be looking for great benefits, good onboarding, and cultural fit.
|
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Given this shooter's heritage, the FBI will be looking for similar signs.
|
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I will be looking for Chat on the cover of Fortune Magazine.
|
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He'll definitely be looking at bigger pay days playing T'Challa going forward.
|
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We are going to be looking for ways to celebrate our diversity.
|
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"This just opens up a new door to what the Department of Justice may be looking at, in totality, and the degree of fine GE may be looking at beyond the $1.5 billion they set aside," Inch said.
|
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"(When) we look at the corporate tax environment, we will not just be looking at headline rates, we will be looking at what the marginal effective rates of corporate tax are for investors in the UK," he said.
|
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"When it gets time to get things done, that's what people are going to be looking at — they're going to be looking at the middle-of-the-roaders because it's the only way to get anything done," he said.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I want to be looking at the pretty ladies in swimsuits.
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When Dee Dee finally meets Lacey's mom, things seem to be looking up.
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Other countries suffering tax leakage will be looking more closely at this procedure.
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It's one of his big things that we're going to be looking at.
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That's right — we could be looking at the brains to next FaceID competitor.
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As a new year begins, many workers will be looking for new opportunities.
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On Tuesday, Democrats will be looking for two things: olive branches and opportunities.
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More broadly, Wall Street now will be looking for additional signs of Santa.
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God forbid that we can't afford that, then we'll be looking at adoption.
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We certainly wouldn't just be looking to buy the basket, if you will.
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It's hard to be looking for that, or making a movie about that.
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I will be looking to meet with them as soon as I land.
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For those reasons, you might be looking for a way to quit MoviePass.
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We should be looking at both free and debt-free options for college.
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What you probably won't be looking to spend your money on is porn.
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But the entire time, Murkowski seemed to be looking past the partisan bickering.
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The Eagles are said to be looking at a group of N.F.L. assistants.
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If anything, Adele would be looking up to the Carters at the Louvre.
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PotCoin appears to be looking for more Rodmans to get out its message.
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He'll also be looking at emerging categories like the connected home and robotics.
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Investors will be looking for signs of progress on any of these fronts.
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Ruth E.: We should all be looking for ways to save on energy.
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A LOT of voters will be looking at the credit side as well.
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Instead, we might be looking at the way baby galaxies make their stars.
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So, they&aposre going to be looking for some reassurance from the president.
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We'll be looking forward to the results of the annual accompanying photo contest.
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What do you envision will Xerox PARC be looking at in 20 years?
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For that, the entrepreneur will be looking to raise more funds next year.
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There's too much positive in this world to be looking at the negative.
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He seems to be looking towards another world, another galaxy, another plane entirely.
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I’ll be looking for your letters by searching the hashtag #lettertomysenator.
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Everybody sitting down low would be looking through a tower at his performance.
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Still, there are plenty of valid reasons you might be looking to upgrade.
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WE WANT TO BE LOOKING AHEAD WHEN WE MAKE THIS DECISION, NOT BACK.
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Will you be looking twice at your glitter iPhone case from now on?
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Of course, Bill could really be looking to buy the whole damn store.
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The fact that they claim to be looking for 'infringement' doesn't change that.
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Conversely, if we disappoint, you could be looking at something down to $89.58.
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The maker of self-driving technology may be looking for a higher offer.
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And you need to be looking forward when you walk on, not backwards.
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"They will be looking to see whether Parliament is showing consistency," he said.
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Fans of the HBO show may be looking for something else to watch.
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Stated differently, by pretending to be looking for spies, the FBI found crooks.
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Senior Editor Marcus Wohlsen will be looking at the look of the debate.
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It also points to how Luxe may be looking to develop its business.
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So Mr Osborne will be looking for ways to make up the shortfall.
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Obviously the Warriors will be looking for ways to slow Siakam in transition.
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Walt Disney may be looking for a bit of two-for-one magic.
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Investors will be looking for any sense of where the succession question stands.
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So investors will be looking for the market to regain momentum this week.
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But still, Dorman said some investors may be looking to get back in.
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Tsai is likely to be looking ahead to her 2020 re-election campaign.
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Investigators will be looking hard at the circumstantial evidence: Where was the victim?
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After that you'll be looking at $54 a year or $6.99 per month.
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Everyone else may be looking at you, but what insecurities are they hiding?
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In the wake of defeat, Democrats will likely already be looking to 2018.
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"I don't like telling people what they should be looking it," he said.
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For this experiment, I am going to be looking at Super Smash Bros.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for Hi internet.
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If he had, we'd currently be looking at two rogue states with nukes.
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Scale that to 3,600 pods, and you'd be looking at over $600 million.
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Seeking companionship when we should be "looking after number one" is frowned on.
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So what should you be looking for when the CBO releases its report?
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So we'll be looking at is as it unfolds in the coming days.
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"The market also appears to be looking for any bad news" to sell.
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Wilkison says it will be looking to raise again in Q3 this year.
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Now Aniston, 47, may be looking to go back to the small screen.
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"The charges are serious and we'll be looking at them closely," Najera said.
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Hopefully our airports will already be looking better for next year's holiday season.
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So we'll be looking at that barbaric act and studying what's going on.
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"That's the one everyone is going to be looking at," Mr. Scott said.
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Right now is a great time to be looking for your next job.
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The researchers will be looking at fatigue, stress and comfort levels as well.
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Black leaders who have backed Clinton will be looking for more, however. Rep.
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"A private company shouldn't be looking to gain power this way," he said.
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Trump may also be looking for a potential running mate at the Capitol.
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"We definitely will be looking for more concerts in the future," she said.
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Chances are Vector won't typically be looking at cats from that high up.
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" The president added that he would be looking at the case "very carefully.
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It's Trevor's job, but he's not going to be looking over his shoulder.
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Conservatives, blacks, or anyone else should be looking to take their content elsewhere.
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If it was an MMA fight we'd be looking at it completely different.
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They'll be looking for a fight after their electoral injustice, real or perceived.
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Instead, let's all acknowledge that Russia may already be looking ahead to 2020.
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America's greatest presidents must be looking down from heaven with outrage and disgust.
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So, no matter your destination, you'll definitely be looking fly when you arrive.
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They've tackled software features, but now they may be looking to master hardware.
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This time, however, NextView won't be looking just at business-to-consumer opportunities.
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Greece will be looking to finance itself in the public markets after August.
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I live in Jacksonville, N.C. Should we be looking to evacuate anytime soon?
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But we could also be looking at a new era for competition law.
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But that means a lot more people need to be looking for work.
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We seem to be looking up at her, as if we are children.
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Likewise, Amblin and Universal confirmed that they would be looking into the incident.
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These are all the kinds of things we need to be looking at.
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While some travelers may not be looking for romance, sometimes it just happens.
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And New England, rumor has it, could be looking for a quarterback, too.
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Given these weaknesses, voters may be looking on Tuesday to make a change.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller will surely be looking into all of these questions.
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"We will be looking at this very carefully," Hombach said of Takeda's data.
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In a couple of years everyone will be looking at them in despair.
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Though they may be looking for friends or boyfriends, they mostly find sex.
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Once it's all clean, your paint will be looking and feeling like glass.
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Romney suggested Thursday that the panel shouldn't even be looking into the issue.
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ET Arkansas (31 delegates) Biden and Bloomberg will both be looking to win.
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Apple is said to be looking at moving more of its manufacturing elsewhere.
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Or will you be looking at an eight-hour stretch of haphazard work?
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Some people may be looking to quick fixes rather than really addressing poverty.
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But everyone we encountered in Hallowell seemed to be looking out for him.
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Houston will be looking for a fall guy if things don't go well.
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Could the Browns, after a disastrous season, be looking for a splashy signing?
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Well, these days voters seem to be looking for candidates who are — real.
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"We very easily could be looking at May — or the convention," Sullivan said.
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If you screw up, you will be looking at a year in prison.
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Now the Knicks will be looking for their fourth head coach since 2014.
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" Schuchat said, "We could be looking at several more weeks of intense activity.
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Justin Bieber may be looking to move out of his Beverly Hills home.
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As we enter a new decade, we can't afford to be looking backward.
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In Fay's case, she seemed to only be looking to make a buck.
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"They're riding down a highway, they can't be looking at that," he said.
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That's where you want to be looking to be a buyer in Apple.
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Where will you be looking for how it will affect the United States?
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But mainly you're going to be looking at very pixelated birds enjoying themselves.
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Here's what I'll be looking for tonight: Whom are Sanders and Warren pitching?
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Here's what I'll be looking for tonight: Whom are Sanders and Warren pitching?
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It was for those who would one day be looking at his work.
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"We will be looking for genetic markers for this gene in this coyote."
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As a result, the ECB will be looking to the Federal Reserve's Sept.
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We could be looking at a record-breaking month after an abysmal summer.
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Hopefully they'll be looking to go out in the not too distant future.
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Tie something positive to a chore you might not be looking forward to.
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We could be looking at a debate stage that's far different from that.
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"Based upon that, we will be looking at taking appropriate action," he said.
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" She also said, "And that's not what we should be looking for anymore.
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Unilever, meanwhile, will also be looking for a strategic move to spur growth.
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Amazon (AMZN) is rumored to be looking into its own cloud gaming service.
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Votel also said that the US would be looking closely at CNN's findings.
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Investors may be looking out for more developments on US-China trade talks.
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Investors will be looking to see whether it has benefited from this strategy.
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Workplaces of 2020 will still be looking for many of the same skills.
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We may be looking at a two-person race between him and Sen.
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Investors will also be looking for signs of further growth in export orders.
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It's anyone's guess how much regulators will ultimately be looking out for you.
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Investors will be looking for clues about the company's cable business, especially ESPN.
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" Trade tensions On trade specifically, Trump said things will soon be looking "rosy.
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" Trump responded, "We're going to be looking at a lot of different things.
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"The Saudis will be looking to double down on their policy," said Tran.
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Still, things could be looking up, with more deals waiting in the wings.
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Investors will be looking for clues to the timing of the next rise.
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Still, I'll be looking to see how John Bolton handles his invitation testify.
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It is little wonder that the world's citizens might be looking for alternatives.
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We should be looking at whether they achieved the goals set for them.
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Mr. Trump should be looking for governors who are willing to commit now.
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"The U.S. government should really be looking at commercially viable vehicles," Smith said.
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We asked Allen if the team would be looking at drafting Kyler Murray.
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I'd be looking at who's running and what they bring to the table.
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Now that I'm aware, it's something I will be looking into and fixing.
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That's the thing that everyone's going to be looking over the next couple weeks.
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Cramer will be looking to hear about its service revenues and the iPhone 8.
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And season two starts later this year, so we'll be looking out for that.
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We can't be looking to the company that caused these problems to fix them.'
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Sanders, no doubt, will be looking for ways to reach out to those constituencies.
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Could this mean that Google will be looking for more food stores as partners?
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The city will be looking at planting a replacement in the area, Graham said.
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Next week, the interpreter says, they'll be looking at a portrait of President Trump.
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Once Michelle Obama leaves the White House next year, she won't be looking back.
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Photo: APThings seem to be looking up at Uber's embattled self-driving car unit.
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What the court will be looking at, Susan, is precedent and there is precedent.
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Regulators are said to be looking into some of them; Tata denies them all.
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Experts will be looking for explanations of the 2016 election for years to come.
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For all the tumultuous production tales, the show seems to be looking pretty good.
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We can't just be looking for a date, a hook-up, a side-piece.
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That Google would be looking into foldables is not that much of a surprise.
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Why it matters: The parents could now be looking at even more serious sentences.
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Instead, companies should be looking to have diverse hires take on more senior roles.
|
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Trump suggested that Dingell might be "looking up" instead of looking down from heaven.
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But we're going to be looking at that, and looking at it very closely.
|
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Lawmakers will be looking to put the CEO back on the hot seat Wednesday.
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Or you may be looking for a short-term loan of less than $103,000.
|
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By then, though, they could be looking up at the Blackhawks in the standings.
|
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Kelly said he may be looking to increase his short positions in those stocks.
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The Information notes several reasons why Walmart could be looking to sell Vudu now.
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Legal experts were nearly unified in what they said they might be looking for.
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I'm going to be looking for a hunger and a want to be better.
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ET. Market participants will be looking for further insight into the central bank's thinking.
|
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Investors may also be looking to the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy decision Wednesday.
|
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In the meantime, 3G seems certain to be looking around for its next prey.
|
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Investigators will be looking to see whether Amazon Japan, Rakuten and SoftBank-subsidiary Yahoo!
|
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"The market will be looking for clues as to which way that might go."
|
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The Greens are also believed to be looking at running a high profile candidate.
|
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So, he may be looking for a way to get out of this thing.
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We'll be looking at what kinds of food you can grow in the Arctic.
|
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And when the next calamity arrives, Instagram can bet that journalists will be looking.
|
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Investors will be looking to find out if AmEx's sustained rebranding is paying off.
|
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"More and more artists will be looking to capitalize on their history," he said.
|
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The Florida Department of Children and Families will also be looking into the incident.
|
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Additionally, Republicans may be looking to cut costs at the federal and state levels.
|
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Otherwise she'll be looking at plain, black underwear, which, hey, might be your thing.
|
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They will be looking carefully at the company's annual results, due on May 1st.
|
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After all, you shouldn't even be looking at the eclipse with your naked eye.
|
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Investigators may also be looking at how the Trump Organization benefited from the celebrations.
|
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Stephen may not be looking at the brain chemistry specifically, but people have emotions.
|
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It seems that some may be looking for a way out of the morass.
|
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Tim McGraw may be looking to spend a little less time in the gym.
|
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What red flags should a tourist be looking for when they encounter wildlife tourism?
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But we'll definitely be looking to her Grammys performance on Sunday night for clues.
|
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When you are born below the curb, you are going to be looking up .
|
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Money managers will be looking for comments on trade and the broader U.S. economy.
|
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And if that's true, scientists could be looking at the precursor to a supernova.
|
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So this is one of the things we'll be looking into in the future.
|
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I could be looking at Nefertiti, and that could be something I see today.
|
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But for everyone else, this is the expensive Sony you should be looking at.
|
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Buy these pieces of training individually and you'll be looking at a $994 purchase.
|
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He promises they could be looking at earnings of a million dollars or more.
|
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They know that shareowners will probably be looking for significant change if they don't.
|
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And is the Singapore model something that Hong Kong lawmakers would be looking to?
|
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Apple could be looking to bring its desktop and mobile software much closer together.
|
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CME is also rumored to be looking at an approach but declined to comment.
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Tevin: As I said, we would be looking at expansion at the same time.
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So, I think I am going to be looking forward to more U.S. support.
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Traders will be looking for the German Ifo current conditions survey, due 0800 GMT.
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Inspectors will be looking for any stagnant water where mosquitoes could thrive, he said.
|
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So what should investors be looking at to get a read on the market?
|
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Economists should be looking for a better one, not settling for the status quo.
|
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So we'll be looking at what we might do with it down the road.
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Investors will also be looking for hints that the dividend could start to grow.
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Looking ahead, Walmart is also rumored to be looking at stepping away from Brazil.
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I love storytelling and I'll probably be looking to get back into that somewhat.
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I'll be looking for new things in the woods because I like to forage.
|
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Many people will be looking for indications of his mission in the coming years.
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Edwards also announced the US Department of Justice would be looking into the shooting.
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Can you explain a bit about what crews and experts might be looking for?
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Though 2019 applications have closed, they will be looking for more applicants for 2020.
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Investors will be looking for updates on the U.S.-China trade war on Monday.
|
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"So I will not be looking for or accepting any Cabinet appointments," he added.
|
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Things could be looking up for the restaurant industry, especially for fast food chains.
|
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Trump on Wednesday said "we'll be looking for landmines" when the legislative text arrives.
|
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"Like any position we're always going to be looking for the best," Nagy said.
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WE REALLY NEED PEOPLE TO BE LOOKING OUT FOR INVESTORS WHEN MANAGEMENTS DO THIS.
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We will be looking at this new version when it becomes available for review.
|
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Trump also said he would be looking at the case "very carefully." http://bit.
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But they indicated that the WikiLeaks revelation is a claim they'll be looking into.
|
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Specifically, they'll be looking for both acquirers and institutions ripe to be taken over.
|
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That doesn't mean they're not Republicans, but they may be looking for better answers.
|
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Retailers will be looking to get rid of basic, budget-oriented devices in particular.
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In other words, we could be looking at a Democratic Congress within one year.
|
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While the Seahawks aren't up for sale, they might be looking for new ownership.
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We'll be looking into making changes to correct this in the very near future.
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I THINK WE'RE GOINGTO BE LOOKING AT THE TREASURY ALL DIFFERENT TYPES OF OPPORTUNITIES.
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Things could be looking up for the restaurant industry, especially for fast-food chains.
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"We would be looking to have a consumption area in our complex," he says.
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This simply isn't the way we should be looking at this amazing new technology.
|
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Presumably, users would be looking at similar data usage for other upcoming streaming services.
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Startups in emerging markets will likely be looking to Chinese companies for similar inspiration.
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The league will be looking for a new deal, and it could get creative.
|
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Analysts will be looking for info on production since then and whether it's sustainable.
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Not the best time to be looking for budget items to fund and defend.
|
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Greece, rated Caa2/B-/CCC, is said to be looking to raise €2bn-€4bn.
|
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The resulting megacompany could, however, be looking less comfortable once the deal is done.
|
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However, since this is 2019, people will also be looking to stream the game.
|
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With so much money on the line, everyone will be looking for an edge.
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"Insurance regulators are going to be looking at this and watching," Ms. Altman said.
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"We shouldn't be looking to our children to build our ego," Dr. Poltorak said.
|
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Belgium will be looking to do better at getting the ball to Romelu Lukaku.
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"We will be looking into where and how the protocol broke down," he said.
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And these are two men who are supposed to be looking after the country.
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"Fifteen years ago, travelers would be looking around and reflecting and absorbing," she said.
|
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Here's what we'll be looking for: Snap will report earnings after the markets close.
|
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And analysts said that G.E. may be looking for ways to exit the marriage.
|
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" The president added, "And hopefully, someone's going to be looking at the other side.
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We have strong background checks, but maybe we ought to be looking at that.
|
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"I think I'd be looking over my shoulder if I were them," he said.
|
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I'm especially wary of drivers who seem to be looking for a parking spot.
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He said he would be looking for violations of the agency's official scientific standards.
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But at the grass-roots level, Anderson believes that things might be looking up.
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Consumer groups say the agency should be looking for ways to prohibit asbestos entirely.
|
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With a contract like that, Carolina will be looking for both stability and success.
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"If this one wasn't available, there's no doubt we'd still be looking," he said.
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Algebra made easier: You might not be looking to solve ax² + bx + c = 0.
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O.K., the first few days after surgery one may not be looking one's best.
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The victors will be looking to drum up support for legislative elections next year.
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Analysts say the party may be looking to cut a deal with Mr. Sharif.
|
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And moving forwards we will be looking at the dynamics for reducing this surplus.
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"We'll be looking into that over the next short period of time," he said.
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" Investors appear to be looking for growth in "small tech companies" or "non-U.
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The North Koreans could be looking to take advantage of the U.S. domestic drama.
|
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Second, the UK will be looking to its broader allies in the NATO alliance.
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It will also be a subject that the criminal investigation will be looking at.
|
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In Japan, official silence continued as the authorities appeared to be looking for answers.
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"You'd be looking at a lot of starvation," Payne, the Stanford paleobiologist, told me.
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The trouble is, we may be looking for our answers in the wrong places.
|
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Kids won't get the joke, but their parents will be looking for the cliff.
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He'll be looking to win three straight starts for the first time this year.
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What Joe Biden did for his son, that's something they should be looking at.
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Investors will be looking for more details about its plans when results are released.
|
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"I think we need to be looking at it through that lens," Biderman says.
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"You should be looking at Trump," Biden said, tossing out Q's about Trump's conduct.
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Many new high school graduates will be looking forward to their upcoming college experience.
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There has been speculation that Disney may be looking to buy WarnerMedia's stake, too.
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I would be looking for some brilliant combination of intelligence, flirtation, scandal and intoxication.
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But I'm just thankful to have you here, to be looking at you today.
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Shiller said the world should be looking to mimic Chile's Unidad de Fomento instead.
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Breakingviews Walt Disney may be looking for a bit of two-for-one magic.
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"We will be looking at size (acquisition) opportunities as they come along", Vanlancker said.
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But I believe what we need to be looking at is long-term value.
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People will be looking for ways to not go into Manhattan all the time.
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If convicted, they could be looking at a maximum of five years in prison.
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"They should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty, they should be looking at a lot of things, and a lot of people are disappointed in the Justice Department, including me," he said, referencing John Podesta, former chair of Clinton's campaign.
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"So, that's I think the picture that we need to be looking through, the lens we need to be looking through, not only what can we agree to among ourselves on a bipartisan basis, but what will you sign into law," Cornyn said.
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JAY CLAYTON: Here is what we said recently because there is an S metric that I think we should be looking at and we should be looking at differently today than we were three decades ago, and that is human talent, human capital.
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Fans will also be looking for signs that Kardashian and Disick are officially back together.
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Now that is something that policymakers should be looking at very carefully at the moment.
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Skorney will also be looking for commentary from the company's management surrounding its product pipeline.
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Therefore, he will be looking for a face-saving way out of the current crisis.
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But likely you won't, because you'll be looking at the stage, and so will they.
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Eleven seems to be looking right back at you, the person looking at the illustration.
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What's the log quality (you'll be looking at them for a couple hours, after all)?
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Shouldn't they be looking for a job and then leaving after their allotted 45 minutes?
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I&aposm sorry Matt I don&apost mean to be looking at you right now.
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It has reach: the people searching for "Miami inmate" probably won't be looking for poetry.
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Of course, if Amazon bought target it would be looking to increase those figures significantly.
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You really cannot expect a user to be looking at all these cameras at once.
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In fact, Obama may be looking to the Cubs for a little support going forward.
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For now at least, analysts said, Kors should be looking to walk before it runs.
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It's O.K. to say a lie, and it's O.K. to be looking out for yourself.
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Every Friday, we'll be looking into the people and stories behind that One Perfect Tweet.
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Nevertheless, new services do seem to be looking at ways to make their users happier.
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To keep everything locked away safely, you really should be looking at military-grade encryption.
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I'd be looking at the picture of, like, Yoko Ono, thinking, 'Does she look happy?
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"We will be looking at all of our key markets including the U.S.," he said.
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I couldn't get over the fact that everyone was going to be looking at me.
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Police will be looking at many factors as they piece together how the accident occurred.
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The person must be looking for a date within four hours of placing the request.
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"We should be looking to put the Puerto Ricans back in their homes," he continued.
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WE NEED TO BE LOOKING AT THE HOUSING SIDE TO SEE THAT BUILDING IS PROCEEDING.
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Investors in the region will be looking forward to the European Parliament elections next week.
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The company is said to be looking at EE because of its younger user demographic.
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That means that iPhone 6 users will be looking to upgrade to the iPhone 7.
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The thing about this Jays team, though, is where would they be looking to improve?
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All the things that you definitely should not be looking for if you're an artist.
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Airbus, for one, is known to be looking at single-pilot operation in some circumstances.
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Supporters and opponents of the Affordable Care Act appear to be looking at different laws.
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By 5, you'll be looking people in the eye when you firmly shake their hand.
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Thankfully, the brand appears to be looking out, making sure no flavor is left behind.
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Conductive will be looking for "early product market fit with customer success," Lai told TechCrunch.
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Yellen: Wall Street will be looking to dissect every word for clues on Fed policy.
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"Under no circumstances should people be looking at going back at the moment," she said.
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Unlike many other insurers, however, we will be looking to add business the next day.
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North Korea We might be looking at yet another nuclear test from North Korea soon.
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According to the league president, de Souza could be looking at a two-year suspension.
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Raymond Arroyo will be looking for answers in a special Tuesday appearance on the show.
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Analysts will be looking for reaction from the insurance and hospital players this earnings season.
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Halstead says he'll be looking to raise "a very large Series A" over the summer.
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When Apple reports earnings tomorrow, Joe Terranova will be looking at the company's guidance closely.
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" Lonegan added, "All the naysayers want to be looking for weakness in what Trump does.
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Facebook ultimately killed the tool, but it could be looking toward a revamp of sorts.
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U.S. investors — as well as the Fed — will be looking at Friday's December jobs report.
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Analysts said that Xiaomi would be looking for growth elsewhere amid slower growth in China.
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That said, he still thought it was valuable for someone to be looking into them.
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"It's a game players, staff, media, fans, everyone will be looking forward to," he added.
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One can easily assume that both parties will be looking to revise their primary rules.
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Now it seems the parent might be looking to partly muscle in on the action.
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The researchers next step will be looking for it in other parts of the brain.
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Markets will now be looking towards trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing, starting later today.
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"I did not want to be looking in Beyoncé's eyes while doing this," he joked.
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"I'll be looking for others in NATO to echo (us) in our investment," Carter said.
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That is, nowhere near where you'd need to be looking to evaluate a possible concussion.
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Everyone (used to be) looking at us like: 'What the hell are they doing here?
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Poulsen said the firm would be looking at buying onshore wind projects from smaller developers.
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"We will be looking at programs across all branches and across all initiatives," he said.
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She will be looking for a similar fillip, Bernie Sanders permitting, at Philadelphia in July.
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But markets will be looking for greater clarity on the outlook for 2017 and beyond.
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We need to be looking at who are the board of directors of different companies.
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I never knew that I'd be looking for solutions to problems regarding less privileged girls.
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You also might be more likely to be looking for a one-night-only hookup.
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"What the prosecutors should be looking at are Hillary Clinton's 33,000 deleted emails," he said.
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The new question is: should we be looking, too, for the right kind of host?
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And she should be looking at enacting policies like that proposed by New York Gov.
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We should be looking for ways to demonstrate empathy by acknowledging feelings without surrendering facts.
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"I just happened to be the right person to be looking at them," she said.
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In any case, we'll definitely be looking out for any interviews Hutt conducts with Hilary.
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"I don't even be looking at motherfuckers," the 27-year-old performer tells the magazine.
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I mean our engineering group who say, 'Look, this is where we should be looking.
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He's a white male, and Democrats may be looking to turn the page from 2016.
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New York, they said, appears to be looking intently at whether Trump could be prosecuted.
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As Americans, we should not be looking at how many gray hairs a candidate has.
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Both women will be looking to break into Iowa's all-male congressional delegation in November.
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THE HILL: And then what, what are you gonna be looking for in that debate?
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You'll need to be looking at the side of the console directly to find it.
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The Fed is said to be looking into Goldman Sachs' ties to 1MDB as well.
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All night, I'll be looking for (and worried about) signs that the polls are wrong.
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The Justice Department is said to be looking into the matter for possible illegal activity.
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"We're going to be looking for positive signs here," Twins manager Paul Molitor told reporters.
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Particularly so for members who might be looking for private-sector work after being unseated.
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For once, I'm not going to be looking at an empty fridge on Wednesday night.
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Investors will be looking for any sign of an upside surprise in that GDP number.
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VP WATCH -- WE MAY BE LOOKING AT THE TICKET: The Washington Times reported that Gov.
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Kiara better be right ... otherwise, her Super Bowl prediction will be looking a bit dicey.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will be looking into cryptocurrency in the new year.
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But we have to be looking at terror, because terror today is the big threat.
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Market participants will be looking out for New Zealand's inflation data due later this week.
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This is not a guy who should be looking to do battle about personal finances.
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But for long-term relationships, a female psychopath will be looking for a fellow psychopath.
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Check back tomorrow when we'll be looking at the mid-ranking sides from Euro 2016.
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Univision, the largest Spanish-language broadcaster in America, could also be looking for a buyer.
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There's also a chance they might just be looking to hook up with someone famous.
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Nobody should be looking to her for condemnation of whatever monstrosity Trump conjures up next.
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The Raptors would probably be looking at two seasons in the mud, at a minimum.
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Belgium's Club Brugge and Denmark's Copenhagen will be looking to upset their more illustrious groupmates.
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Aren't you supposed to be looking for someone to bring to that dinner of yours?
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This will mean investors will be looking for a delivery on these promises, he added.
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If you have any tips on where we should be looking, please get in touch.
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We won't just be looking back at the events of the past several months, though.
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And so I think it's a very noisy time to be looking at D&I.
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In the Chatbot arms race, publishers will be looking to beat their competition to launch.
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"This is a microcosm of what we're going to be looking at," Cuomo told CNN.
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I'd be looking at people, generally, and their partners, and their wage and benefit patterns.
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President Trump may not be looking beyond the November election, but Senate Republicans certainly are.
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At this point, the Biden campaign has to be looking forward to the general election.
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"If they're employed somewhere, maybe that business might be looking out for them," Davis said.
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But with the aid of one Neil Diamond CD, his life might be looking up.
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I used to think once you hit your early 30s you'd be looking for more.
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He seemed to be looking for the most senior member of the Al Thani family.
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Probably radiologists aren't as accurate as a computer would be looking at screens or diagnostics.
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We're going to be looking at the prototypes, which is very important for our country.
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They tend to be looking at what is going on in the world right now.
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Out-of-town guests visiting for the weekend will be looking for things to do.
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With an additional 25% tariff, tomato importers could be looking at 42.5% tariffs, Jungmeyer said.
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She will be looking for your advice as she makes her way around the world.
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Strike up a conversation with someone who seems to be looking as hard as you.
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She also said the world shouldn't be looking to central banks to lead the way.
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Fight fans will no doubt be looking forward to reading details of Mayweather's next adventure.
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Jennifer Lopez appears to be looking to expand her blended family with beau Alex Rodriguez.
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But I know the one thing that we'd be looking for is a strong leader.
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If the judge blocks the merger, HBO will be looking for a new corporate owner.
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And then I'm also going to be looking for any conservative backlash to these changes.
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We didn't want you to be looking at a dollar bill and super intricate fonts.
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The FTC is also said to be looking into Amazon's relationships with its marketplace sellers.
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One big question we'll be looking to answer: How will these compare with Intel machines?
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We are going to be following you and we will be looking over your shoulder.
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The Bears have the third pick, and, like the Niners, could be looking at Trubisky.
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"Everyone seems to be looking for a deal these days," Ms. Hawkins, the lawyer, said.
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"I think he's the type of person that Democrats should be looking to," Occhiogrosso added.
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Comcast indicated that it will be looking to acquire over 50 percent of Sky's shares.
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Some women may be looking for maternity products, while others are more focused on fitness.
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The Tigers (54-69), like the Mets, seem to be looking beyond their lost season.
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JW: On today's show, we're going to be looking at the canon of Dave Chappelle.
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It's a page of the playbook that other people should be looking at right now.
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A burglar was unlikely to be looking for a great wine to pair with fish.
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So, we'll-- we won't be looking for people that show are getting signs of contagion.
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They will be looking on as 450 million Europeans across the way forge their fate.
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That means you should be looking to invest in Bose, Sony, Ultimate Ears, and JBL.
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So while N.F.L. teams might be looking to replicate what he does, is it possible?
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The network has a studio in Manhattan and may be looking for a big name.
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We'll be looking for video, all kinds of things that will help us solve this.
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They're going to be looking for us to be helping them think about these issues.
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Will those prosecutors be looking at Bezos' allegations to see whether they compromise the deal.
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So we could be looking at some groundbreaking development deals in the very near future.
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Kinsella said that they'll be looking at what they can do better in the future.
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And, he said, they'll be looking at what they can do better in the future.
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"I'm sure the global market will be looking at this pretty closely," Mr. Bhaskar said.
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You may be looking to the months ahead, and toward the shock of the new.
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If that happens, we could be looking at the biggest refugee crisis on the planet.
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That broker may just be looking to boost his or her commissions, warns Brambley. 2.
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"No matter what, people will be looking for ways you are practicing favoritism," said Dudley.
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" He added that Trump appeared to be "looking down on a whole population of people.
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Clinton in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, we would be looking at a narrow Clinton victory.
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"I think investors should be looking at healthcare for the next 12 months," he said.
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Defensive end Calais Campbell will be looking to add to his 14½ regular-season sacks.
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Can you talk a little bit in general about what people should be looking for?
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What do you think they should be looking at if you were a media company?
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"Anybody buying real estate should not be looking for a quick buck," he told VICE.
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This is a prospective bill the commission would be looking at today and going forward.
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Anyone Trump would bring in on the ag side would be looking at market opportunities.
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If you lost all the music you loved, you'd probably be looking for it, too.
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"Obviously investors are first going to be looking at revenue, they're going to be looking at the guidance to assure that the revenue growth will continue at a similar rate, that there's not a massive deceleration coming," said Moerdler on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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"I think we're all going to be looking at that for a long time," she added.
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All of those countries are going to be looking inward for the rest of this year.
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Both groups told Gizmodo they'd be looking to miniaturize their systems—right now, they're tabletop sized.
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No matter her troubles, Cardi seems to be looking forward to the future and seeing success.
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Qantas said it will also be looking at rolling out the Wi-Fi on international flights.
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However, in all fairness, we wouldn't be looking to pick a fight with Vin Diesel, either.
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Which is why Apple might be looking to drop the feature from the 6.1-inch iPhone.
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"I'd be looking to sell out on rallies such as this," said Mirabaud Securities' Rupert Baker.
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Brown may be looking for improvements, but consumers have been happy with Beyond's products so far.
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So it makes sense for Bloomberg to be looking seriously at a run if this happens.
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Then again, you shouldn't ever be looking for bargains in fish or shellfish, you really shouldn't.
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In that hour, they'll be looking for information about how Mercury's temperature varies across its surface.
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"When it closes, we would be looking for unique stocks listed only in China," Kwong said.
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Netflix could also be looking to muscle around the Hollywood establishment in the contest for eyeballs.
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We&aposre going to be looking at half-naked selfies of the next Supreme Court judge.
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He might be looking at a way out, but he has no way to take it.
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The attack indicated IS may be looking to exploit gaps left by movements of Haftar's troops.
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They'll be looking for assurances that the would-be presidents understand the nuances of their lives.
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It's no surprise that Adam, 40, and Rebekah, 41, may be looking for a fresh start.
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The company may even be looking into building its own modem, according to recent job listings.
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Yes, I think we should be looking at what particular roles that improvement is concentrated in.
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Mr Kim may be looking strong and shrewd now, but great peril may lie in store.
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You want to be sure you'll be looking down at a ring you actually love wearing.
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We'll be looking at internalized biases and how they affect us — all the while being fun!
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"There are other websites out there that may not be looking for consumers' best interests," Sen.
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"A private company shouldn't be looking to gain power this way," Cook told a French newspaper.
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And there were signs in recent days that the government may be looking to ease tensions.
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Had we not undertaken this I fear we would be looking at a higher death toll.
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"We will be looking at value creating opportunities," Chief Executive Sigve Brekke told a conference call.
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The Times will be looking for other opportunities to use new methods to measure public opinion.
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"He knows the world will be looking and this as his big presidential decision," Ruddy said.
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"They're going to stay, and we're going to be looking at the next thing," Cramer said.
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If he lost at trial, Hart could be looking at up to seven years in prison.
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This home button feature is another (tiny) indication that Apple might be looking in that direction.
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It's not just Android fans who will be looking at the spec-to-price ratio, either.
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As for the rest of her royal life, Markle might just be looking at her future.
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Investors may also be looking to the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy decision later this week.
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In 20 years, women will be looking back on fond memories of crushing on Justin Bieber.
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Now we're going to be looking for an _INI reference in the code of these files.
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Everybody in the country is going to be looking at what we are as a staff.
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The New York Giants, picking second, might be looking to draft the heir to Eli Manning.
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But in the meantime, Bezos will be looking for employees who can stay grounded and focused.
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BITCOIN HOLDS GAINS AFTER POWELL SAYS FED WILL BE LOOKING REALLY CAREFULLY AT FACEBOOK'S 'LIBRA' CRYPTOCURRENCY
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If I were Zuckerberg, I would be looking to buy every newspaper I could right now.
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Their second daughter, Violet, was born in June, so they could be looking for more space.
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"I think that I will probably be looking for different types of guys," Cohen tells PEOPLE.
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If a smart speaker hasn't yet invaded your home, you may be looking to rectify that.
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I was like, 'I just want the girls to be looking into their mirrors, super-bored.
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According to some reports, Xiaomi could be looking for a $100 billion valuation in its flotation.
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We could be looking and the lovechild of a drunk Nessie and a radioactive sea anemone.
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You should be looking at your real hand, and see a ghost image of your subject.
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But even though Clarke now may be looking for a job, the administration doesn't seem interested.
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I think some people might be looking at us saying, 'Why are they on an airplane?
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Last year, Barclays was said to be looking for buyers for its Asian wealth management business.
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For all seven full-sized beauty products, you'd normally be looking at a $200 price tag.
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He may now be looking for a way to keep Mr Nasralla and his supporters quiet.
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Of course, the people to whom you owe money are going to be looking for you.
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CaptainPain:We should be looking into prosecution and litigation rather then [sic] lapping this pseudo hero's ass.
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Guggenheim analyst Yatin Suneja said Biogen instead should be looking to build its pipeline through acquisitions.
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Salerno will be looking into revamping its termination policies to avoid such misunderstandings in the future.
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"I'm sure other states, other cities will be looking at doing something like this," he said.
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The Trump administration is going to be looking for ways to give states what they want.
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The paper said the maker of autonomous driving technology may be looking for a higher offer.
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On Tuesday, the inspector general's office made it public that they'd be looking into the matter.
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Investors should be looking for clues on a number of matters, including U.S.-China trade talks.
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He said his crew would be looking for anything salvageable, but there was little left standing.
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You go right ahead, knock it out, we&aposll be looking at a landslide in 2020.
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And you don't need to be looking directly at the constellation Orion to spot the meteors.
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" He argued that "what the prosecutors should be looking at are Hillary Clinton's 33,000 deleted emails.
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Hackett will be looking for a CEO with a background in the technology industry, Fields said.
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He'll be looking exclusively at helping its portfolio companies that are ready to hit the accelerator.
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Ann Wagner, have decided against entering the race, he could be looking at a clearer field.
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Lots of people are going to be looking up at the sky and not paying attention.
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"If you're in that video, you ought to be looking over your shoulder," he told WHEC.
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Sanders' remarks on Sunday come amid reports the FBI might be looking into the land deal.
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Continue up the stone staircase, turn left and you'll be looking at a Dark Souls bonfire.
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Markets will be looking to see how much he is genuinely prepared for no-deal Brexit.
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The powerful South Korean army will always be looking across the Demilitarized Zone at the North.
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"Instead of criticizing the ECB, Germany should be looking in its own back yard," said Enderlein.
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LONDON — Fans of Sansa, rejoice — things might finally be looking up for the eldest Stark daughter.
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Google too is said to be looking at ways use its encryption technology in more places.
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What we should be looking at is how do we enhance our competitiveness and export opportunities.
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And how does Amazon — which is rumored to be looking at both pharmacy and pharma — react?
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You don't have to be looking for a large VC investment to compete in the space.
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VICE: What would be the worst private message of yours that Facebook could be looking at?
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"As a country, we should also be looking at other options to reduce unemployment," he said.
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Analysts will be looking for signs that Twitter's user growth has pulled out of its stall.
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But when it comes to VC funding he will most likely be looking at consumer tech.
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For example, you may be looking to manage a team or learn a new skill set.
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The message seems to be take some profit and we will be looking to go again.
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Things don't seem to be looking up for Kendra Wilkinson and her mother Patti's strained relationship.
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Dustin Poirier should be looking to be all the way in or all the way out.
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America's FBI is believed to be looking at bank transactions, property deals and much else besides.
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Those voters will be looking for a president who is, stylistically speaking, the opposite of Trump.
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We're gonna be looking very carefully at interesting technologies that we can add to our suite.
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White said the SEC would also be looking more broadly to ensure compliance with all regulations.
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Firms may be looking for new drugs to sell, or different geographical regions to operate in.
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"I'd be looking to sell the rallies here," said Dafydd Davies, partner at Charles Hanover Investments.
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Sometimes this information may seem apparent, signals any reasonably good sales person would be looking for.
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Trump personally didn't seem to be looking to cool things down earlier in the day, however.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for So what's everyone been watching?
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But given your perspective, is it wrong to be looking for consciousness only in the brain?
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The researchers may actually be looking at more cancers that have broken free from their hosts.
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He put the world on notice: Henceforth, America will be looking out exclusively for No. 1.
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Nestlé will be looking to offer the new edition in countries across the globe from 2020.
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Many will be looking to Friday, when the Labor Department releases its latest monthly jobs report.
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If it was to a heavily populated European area, we'd be looking for ecstasy or MDMA.
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All the shows and movies you should be looking out for OMG IT'S COMIC-CON WEEK.
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Especially if Brissett's injury problems are longer term, the Colts could be looking for quarterback help.
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Markets will also be looking for clues on the central bank's rate hike trajectory this year.
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As the political conventions grow near, we will all be looking to hear a great speech.
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The MDC-T will also be looking to seize the opportunity the political upheaval has presented.
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ET. Investors will be looking for reassuring words from the central banker following recent market volatility.
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Sources familiar with the matter now say it could be looking to sell minority stakes privately.
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If you're using these speakers for your TV, you should be looking at the screen anyway.
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We understand Rcom may be looking to sell all or part of its stake in GCX.
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Act 1 would be looking into his childhood, his formative experiences and memories that shaped him.
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These people could be looking to upgrade to the new iPhone X or iPhone 8 models.
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"I think every single restaurateur in New York should be looking around the area," he said.
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Everyone looking for a new laptop should be looking at Lenovo's seventh-gen ThinkPad X1 Carbon.
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The market will again be looking for clues about Chinese demand in the weekly export report.
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"So, I think every boardroom in the U.S. should be looking at who are the disruptors."
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If the Conservative ship is sinking then the market will be looking for a life boat.
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"Next year, everyone will be looking for newness," Dana Telsey, Telsey Advisory Group CEO, told CNBC.
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BURKE You mentioned before the show that you'd be looking for visual analogies to the music.
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Deals we'll be looking out for are electric toothbrushes, skin-care tools, and luxury beauty essentials.
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But if I wasn't paying a stylist, they wouldn't be looking to do anything with me.
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Even when Buffett's lords are honest, they may not be looking out for the common good.
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She would be looking at the person in the mirror rather than lashing out at others.
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In July, Trump said he "would be looking into" whether to recognize Crimea as Russian territory.
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What should we be looking out for next from the Trump administration — besides maybe some tweets?
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Still investors will be looking for signs of confidence from executives that banks can continue growing.
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Could we be looking at the beginnings of a complete redefinition of how we watch TV?
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"One of the areas I will be looking at in particular is consumer protection," Miller said.
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But if Trump consensus fails, then CEOs will be looking at a long, cold electoral winter.
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Penalizing drug manufacturers: Trump said DOJ will be looking at bringing law suits against drug manufacturers.
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I do think it's important because they should be looking at all of these numbers internally.
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As a result, the president's team could be looking for a way to justify the omission.
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Guggenheim analyst Yatin Suneja said Biogen instead should be looking to build its pipeline through acquisitions.
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We will be looking at this data even more closely to gauge what caused the drop.
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For the foreseeable future, we'll be looking for different incremental content to sell direct to consumers.
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"We really need to be looking at changes survivors need and are asking for," Carson said.
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"I think Donald Trump will be looking out for that," he told Business Insider last week.
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They'll be looking for some position now, to get their footing and get back into this.
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Barty, the new world No. 1, will be looking to build on her success this year.
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Then again, we do a bunch of stuff on what businesses' investors should be looking at.
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You have to be looking ahead of the curve and literally seeing beyond the next story.
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"I'll be looking forward to being invited to his first concert after surgery," Dr. Harrichandparsad said.
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Your boss could easily be looking for a reason he can fire you without being sued.
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Sooner rather than later, Mr. Abe will be looking to showcase the fruits of his investment.
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Dr. Garge's department will also be looking for evidence of the people who made the carvings.
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If it does, at least some Republicans will be looking for ways to reinvent their party.
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THE Week Ahead Investors will be looking for a turnaround plan from G.E.'s new chief.
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So if you're buying with battery life in mind, you shouldn't be looking at this machine.
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But they will always be looking for value, so be extra thoughtful with your email campaigns.
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Domino's Pizza stated that it will be looking for about 10,000 employees to support delivery operations.
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She would very likely also be looking for conversation, for humor and for real personal love.
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When we look to solutions, we should not be looking for how to stop these attacks.
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"We could be looking at legal sports betting in this country in three years," Wallach said.
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At the same time, "Trump shouldn't be looking to the market for vindication," Mr. Smead said.
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"Now why would you be looking at jury verdicts if you didn't expect litigation," Srebnick asked.
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez may be looking to buy a home of their very own.
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Observers have speculated since he took the job that Kurian could be looking to make megadeals.
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The view from the window was nothing special; I seemed to be looking into some offices.
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"You'll be looking at these pictures for the rest of your life," as Spiegel pointed out.
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I want to be looking at the technology that helps these companies do this work effectively.
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Mawhinney said he won't be looking at the Alinta offering as he never buys into IPOs.
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Analysts will be looking for more details about its investment plans when results are released. 6.
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We should all be looking for ways to support families in making courageous, life-affirming choices.
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Pyongyang could be looking for "substantial" sanctions relief by the year-end deadline, according to Oba.
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