Look carefully at references to light and dark in the poem.
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So look carefully at the person who you'll be working for.
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But look carefully at their uneasy faces as they chew and swallow.
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Student Opinion Look carefully at the map that tracks the Northwest Passage, above.
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But I think people will get it, if they look carefully at the book.
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"We've got to look carefully at all of these deals," Klobuchar said at SXSW.
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But I think, you have to really look carefully at what Clapper has said.
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"If you look carefully at all the trees, it's not all peaches," laughed Hammer.
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"We look carefully at the cap structure of every company that we buy," explains Black.
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And I began to look carefully at my own decisions in covering sexual assault stories.
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GSK Chief Executive Emma Walmsley confirmed on Wednesday she would look "carefully" at the business.
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It means that upon arriving at any venue, you must look carefully at the building.
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Look carefully at the sender information; was it sent directly by them directly to you?
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Once we've secured the land, we look carefully at the timing to build the hotel.
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Tillerson and his tiny inner circle should look carefully at the conduct of diplomacy, i.e.
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We just have to look carefully at the evidence and not buy into the hype.
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Be sure to look carefully at the kinds of loans that a financial aid package offers.
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Look carefully at the panel's dark left side, and a large mallet forms peers through the paint.
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As they do so, they must look carefully at those who invoke questionable statistics to influence policy.
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To make certain the site you are looking at is legitimate, look carefully at the web address.
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But when you really look carefully at his racial theory there's really nothing good to say about it.
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But he told CNN Business that investors have to look carefully at the balance sheets of cannabis companies.
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If you look carefully at the top right, you can actually see the remnants of hurricanes Maria and Jose.
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"I put too much faith in a personal relationship and didn't look carefully at what was happening," Park said.
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But look carefully at the broader picture, and there is some logic to the ongoing rise in asset prices.
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"I put too much faith in a personal relationship and didn't look carefully at what was happening," Park admitted.
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Look carefully at the email address of the sender to see if it is coming from a legitimate address.
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Britain's Foreign Office, pointing out this was not a binding judgment, said it would look "carefully" at the details.
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"We look carefully at the regulations and make sure that what we do is in line with those," Musk said.
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But investors should look carefully at company metrics to choose companies that can provide stable dividends during periods of high volatility.
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With powerful groups on both sides of the aisle advocating for reform, lawmakers are likely to look carefully at the issue.
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The Fed has always said that it will look carefully at economic data rather than blindly stick to a predetermined plan.
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Look carefully at the details of the backyard and you can almost see Peter and Bobby Brady running on the astroturf.
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If you look carefully at the Grandmaster's tower on Sakaar, you can see likenesses of past arena champions sculpted into its exterior.
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That said, one needs to look carefully at not just the what (a really nicely done premium entertainment device) but the how.
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In that spirit, let's look carefully at a stock market that's been running smoothly, to stress-test the tape for potential vulnerabilities.
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The president-elect should look carefully at the records both of the program and its booster, and declare his rejection of both.
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And what we do is we look carefully at trend lines and so there's been a little bit of misreporting on this.
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In the video below you have to look carefully at the right-hand side of the planet, because the impact is faint.
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Breyer did not dissent from the court's order but suggested that in a future case, the justices should look carefully at the issue.
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Specialized's Margevicius advises companies considering a move to look carefully at whether locations outside China have the required infrastructure to meet their needs.
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Bach said international sports federations and National Olympics Committees should look carefully at an IOC toolkit on safeguarding athletes from harassment and abuse.
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"My expectation is they will look carefully at the strategy and also challenge the current structure," Tomas Johansson, portfolio manager at SKAGEN Funds, said.
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"This is the beginning of a technology platform that we could adapt to other diseases, so we will look carefully at that," Nabel said.
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"We will have to look carefully at the justifications given for new euro funds and credit lines in addition to existing ones," Rehberg added.
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If you look carefully at the spots on Pongo and the rest of his brood, there are plenty of hidden Mickeys to be found.
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Instead, he wanted viewers to look carefully at individual images and at their context, using the book's sequence to convey, revise and espouse meaning.
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EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said the EU's executive Commission was beginning to look carefully at the issue, but had not developed a clear strategy.
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LOGISTICAL HURDLES Specialized's Margevicius advises companies considering a move to look carefully at whether locations outside China have the required infrastructure to meet their needs.
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"It really does look carefully at what the administration proposed and eliminate the things that aren't part of an emergency response to Zika," he said.
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If you look carefully at a 1956 Crucifixion scene by David C. Driskell, you'll find a ghostly image of Mr. Till's coffin in the background.
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The FSB is right that CCPs need greater resilience, but before accepting the board's recommendation, G-20 regulators should look carefully at the big picture.
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Follow these tips to get started: Look carefully at your overall savings and budget to see how much money you can allocate to holiday purchases this year.
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That label is really just marketing; if you look carefully at the ingredients lists, they're full of questionable ingredients that don't constitute a whole food at all.
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Look carefully at the dabs of paint and, in many of the daylight paintings, you will see a tiny self-portrait of the artist, framed by the window.
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They should look carefully at what has been going on in federal agencies, and investigate possible presidential abuses of power or misuse of the office for personal aggrandisement.
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Given the footnote 1 flag Barr raised in his letter, we should look carefully at what Mueller's report says about what went on outside of a provable agreement.
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Wakatabe said while the BOJ won't ease just because the Fed does, it was important to look carefully at what would drive the U.S. central bank into action.
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"We need to look carefully at whether regional banks are lending in a way where they are earning returns that meet the risks," one of the members said.
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Rao said that if confirmed she would look carefully at the standards for recusal, consult with her colleagues and follow the precedent and practices of the D.C. Circuit.
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" Asked whether he anticipated any backlash, Mr. LeBlanc said: "This is an area where people can get overly excited if they don't actually look carefully at what's happening.
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Before they decide, though, let's hope they look carefully at Mr. Krensavage's allegations, which he detailed in a letter he sent to both parties about two weeks ago.
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You have to look carefully at how the market gets formed, what are the rules of the game, how is the market structured and for the benefit of whom?
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"We have to look carefully at all of the cryptocurrencies and make sure individuals don't get taken advantage of," said Representative Tom MacArthur, a House Financial Services Committee Republican.
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"Our mission has never been more critical than it is today, and we must look carefully at what is required to evolve and grow as an organization," he said.
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But Defense Department officials also said that Mr. Mattis and the Pentagon leadership wanted to look carefully at the strategic implications of such excursions on overall national security policy.
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However, we expect a return to inflation later in the year regardless of the outcome of the referendum, and we advise all operators to look carefully at their costs.
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For instance, if you look carefully at all the greebly bits here, you can see the USB drive full of porn that Randy Pitchford left at a Medieval Times restaurant!
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Those in democratic societies who feel a compelling desire to modify electoral systems should look carefully at the Italian experience, and weigh the risks of going down a similar path.
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For starters, it wants eBay to look carefully at moving StubHub and eBay's classified properties and concentrate more fully on the core marketplace, which it believes is the true gem here.
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Michelle Grabner: Coming to understand the region and to look carefully at art making, not only in Portland, but also in the state of Oregon, which is part of the Northwest.
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If you look carefully at the leaked photo, you can notice the mozzarella slightly charred, and a crust that also seems a bit blackened by too much time in the oven.
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As shown in the video, if you look carefully at the python, you can see the remnants of one of its legs, a tiny black claw sticking out by his vent.
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The Fed will look carefully at leveraged lending during this supervisory cycle as well as how the CLO market is evolving, Quarles said, but noted that the guidance is not enforceable.
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Cartographers figured out that they needed to take the distance between geographic and magnetic North into account a long time ago, which you might notice if you look carefully at paper maps.
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Maas told reporters he hoped both sides would recognise their responsibility and added that Germany would, along with other EU member states, look carefully at the text of the draft Brexit deal.
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First, look carefully at the language of the clue for any words indicating chaos or disorder – in this puzzle, "excitedly" in 15A, "bananas" in 25A and "snarled" in 29A are all examples.
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"Our mission has never been more critical than it is today, and we must look carefully at what is required to evolve and grow as an organization," Martinez said in a statement.
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Maas told reporters he hoped both sides would recognize their responsibility and added that Germany would, along with other EU member states, look carefully at the text of the draft Brexit deal.
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If you look carefully at any of those lottery-winner stories, one thing you would notice is that hardly any of the winners are CEOs, senior executives, successful entrepreneurs or successful professionals. Why?
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"I'm going to ask all New Yorkers and particularly my fellow progressives to look carefully at what's similar and what's different here," de Blasio said on the show, as per Crain's New York.
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"Titan is a very fascinating object in the solar system, and every time we look carefully at the data we find out something new," California Institute of Technology planetary scientist Marco Mastrogiuseppe said.
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If you look carefully at the dock in the video, you can also see an app icon for Apple News (it's the red-and-white one, between the camera icon and the iTunes icon).
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See how many hidden Easter eggs you can uncover just by scrolling through our festive gallery ... roll through all the photos and look carefully at each one to make sure you spot 'em all!
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This is where Tchelitchew comes in and a magnifying glass proves handy — look carefully at "Thicket" (1958), and you will likely see a ghostly face synonymous with the undergrowth in the lower right hand corner.
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Given that Mr Trump's named acting attorney-general "has been a vocal and frequent critic of the Mueller investigation", the complaint says, the Senate must look carefully at his record before permitting him to head the DOJ.
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"While we believe the BuzzFeed story did misrepresent our brand, it also gave us new perspective on these issues, and led us to look carefully at how we can do more," said Melanie Hansen, the company's general counsel.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) urged the president to "look carefully at what President George W. Bush did" when he imposed tariffs.
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As a review of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) takes the stage among policymakers, it is incumbent upon us to look carefully at the impact of this specific agreement, along with trade policy as a whole.
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That is where I get very concerned and why I want to put these merger standards in place and why I want to be president because I think we got to look carefully at all of these deals.
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Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere told lawmakers the country's Joint Terrorism Task Force would look carefully at each of the 547 people identified as a security risk to determine if they needed to be deported or taken into custody.
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You'll need to look carefully at the onscreen images and dialogue, ignoring the way they're being enhanced through editing and audio, to see how well the movie is recapturing your childhood terrors — and how faithful it's being to King's original vision.
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"If a company's use of data is so bad for competition that it outweighs the benefits, we may have to step in to restore a level playing field," adding that her department would "continue to look carefully at this issue".
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"The valuations (for coffee companies) have increased a lot so you have to look carefully at what you want to buy," he said, adding that he expected a recent acquisition spree in the sector to slow down in the future.
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"We need to look carefully at how some companies work in internet, in social media, and how widely they are involved in our domestic political life," Putin said, speaking at a meeting with leaders in Russia's parliament about a new "foreign agents" law.
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Potential buyers should look carefully at federal disclosure forms that are required for franchises, paying particular attention to Item 19, which addresses the return on investment and the unit economics, said Jeff Johnson, founder and chief executive of the Franchise Research Institute.
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"Rather than take the time to look carefully at the case and take the heat from the community," Mr. Kowalski said, "prosecutors bring the case and then they're off the hook, they brought the case, and now it's the jury's problem." video
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More broadly, the authors advise that medical practices need to look carefully at their procedures and their attitudes to make sure they aren't building in biases against overweight children, and beyond that, they want us out there advocating against this kind of stigma in society.
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Both art educators hope that programs like the ones they run will continue to gain traction in medical schools and continuing education programs, leading to doctors who notice the little details, learn how to describe them, and stop to really look carefully at all of their patients.
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And if you look carefully at the China Commerce Department's public statements on Wednesday and Thursday, you also see that word "immediately" not only in terms of opening up markets and lowering tariffs for various commodities and so forth, but also in discussions on the key technology related issues.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. general nominated to lead U.S. forces in the Middle East told lawmakers on Wednesday that he was concerned about the lack of a reliable partner in Syria in the fight against Islamic State and would look carefully at Washington's strategy if confirmed to the post.
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She said she also plans to look carefully at the efforts of Mick Mulvaney — the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — to weaken the bureau's enforcement activities and at Mr. Trump's ties to Deutsche Bank, which has faced legal trouble for laundering money for Russian entities.
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We must look carefully at the new industry we have created to make sure that the people and communities that bore the brunt of criminalization are not excluded from opportunity and inclusion due to prior arrests or convictions, or due to a lack of access to banking, capital, or property.
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"It's hard to ignore rules that everyone else is agreeing to, and they will probably look carefully at these rules," said Wendy Cutler, a former United States trade negotiator who worked on the Trans-Pacific Partnership and is now managing director of the Washington office of the Asia Society Policy Institute.
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" Stephen Roach, former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia and a senior fellow at Yale University's School of Management, wasn't certain the Fed even knew how its move would ultimately play out: "I think you need to look carefully at China and what's caused this flat-line performance of the Chinese economy.
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"In any application where an applicant has previously chosen to abandon an appeal against conviction the Commission will ... look carefully at the reasons why the appeal was abandoned and consider whether it is in the interests of justice to allow a further review of the conviction," said SCCRC Chief Executive Gerard Sinclair.
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In a speech at the DLD conference back in 2016 she said: "If a company's use of data is so bad for competition that it outweighs the benefits, we may have to step in to restore a level playing field," adding then that she was continuing to "look carefully at this issue".
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"I look carefully at the progress we are making on all legislation and I am pleased that the return of these bills, along with the return to this house with the EU withdrawal bill, demonstrates continued progress towards ensuring we have a fully functioning statute book when we leave the EU." Reporting by Alistair Smout; editing by Stephen Addison
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"What this tells states to do, frankly, is to look carefully at the analysis that gets put before them, to consider the assumptions that are made in that analysis about the natural gas resource base, among other considerations," Amy Farrell, senior director of market development at the API, told reporters Thursday in rolling out the analysis.
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It's become common to mock students demanding safe spaces, but look carefully at the collisions in American politics right now and you find that everyone is demanding safe spaces — the fear is not that the government is regulating speech, but that protesters are chilling speech, that Twitter mobs rove the land looking for an errant word or misfired joke.
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But my problem is the universities at which I work, I hear all of this loud acrimony, and yet when I look carefully at where people live, where they put their kids at school, whom the associate, whom they hire to do their dirty work, it&aposs a reality that doesn&apost match the abstract ideology, and therefore we create cynicism.
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Look carefully at the chocolatey gray he has laid beneath the pipeworks of green, blue, and black angled lines in "Untitled (P-21661)" (255), or the warm, rusty violet-gray he encloses within the odd, peaked-roofed-house-like structure in "Untitled (P-28)" (2016), and you'll notice that the grays are painted in succeeding coats of light over dark, with the latter edging the boundary of the lines like a halo or stain, juicing the color and ramping up the solidity of the stroke.
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