"Sometimes I would look out and see the audience, sometimes I would look out and see my grandmother, and sometimes I would look out and see Alexander," she said.
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Garin added that Obama-Trump voters were more likely to think more Democrats look out for the wealthy than look out for poor people.
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Look out!" he called, in vain, because the fat boy, too, and all the boys in the group were descending at breakneck speed, shouting, "Look out!
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Please look out for him if you live locally ….
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You have to look out for numero uno — yourself.
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His vulpine charm — look out for those bright teeth!
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Menswear designers better look out for this new fashion muse.
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It's also important to look out for bands of thunderstorms.
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Look out, anxiety dreams, you're about to catch these hands.
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And don't forget to look out for the little guy.
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Look out for more freebies on the horizon this summer.
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Amazon also has great deals to look out for today.
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In other words ... look out for new Kodak tunes soon.
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Another thing to look out for is stocks under pressure.
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What to look out for: Minimum opening deposit of $25.
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Look out Hollywood, there's a new power couple in town.
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Here are a few to look out for this year.
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Noisey: What window does the album cover look out from?
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He jokingly warned: "Look out Comic Con" in the caption.
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Plus look out for daily discount during the entire week.
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I look out my window and it's pouring rain outside.
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The device wouldn't look out of place alongside the S17861923.
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Well, darlin', look out, 'cause my hair is coming down.
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"We all look out for each other here," he said.
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Who is going to look out best for my interests?
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But look out for both now assuming a transition phase.
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How do I trust anyone to look out for me?
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But look out, because they're also just as amazingly vicious.
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Look out for the messages that arrive in your dreams.
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Some will look out the window or they'll fall asleep.
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I would look out and say, 'This is my domain.
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Its voters want someone who will look out for them.
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And another nutrient to look out for is:Lisa: Saturated fat.
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Here, CNBC highlights what to look out for on Wednesday.
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Look out, Tyler Henry — there's a new psychic in town!
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Here's what to look out for in the new year.
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Take care of yourself, and look out for each other.
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Here, we introduce five Irish makers to look out for.
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We have to look out for the organization that way.
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I walk to the lobby and look out the windows.
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The strategy was clear: Make Biden look out of touch.
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Everyone look out for their own humanware in 22017. Yeah.
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They can make phone calls, sleep, look out the window.
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Please look after yourselves and look out for each other.
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"Look out theres a storm coming," Disick captioned the post.
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It makes you look out of control to your kids.
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They won't always; but for today, look out for yourself.
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After exchanging fire, Grantham snuck another look out the window.
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From their cells, inmates can look out through tiny portholes.
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Here are some to look out for on food labels:
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There are several different HDR formats to look out for.
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We are doing it to look out for our soldiers.
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A look out the apartment's window shows a flooded Singapore.
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But it's not just domain names to look out for.
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There are a number of symptoms to look out for.
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"That's why you have to look out further," he said.
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Also, look out for a great story from Niall Stanage.
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You want to look out for her like she's gold.
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WHEN WE LOOK OUT, THAT'S TRANSLATING INTO STRONG FINANCIAL RESULTS.
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They don't need to look out and to be presentational.
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Here's what to look out for, and how to help.
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Look out Irina Shayk, you know what catching the bouquet means!
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Floridians gotta look out for each other, cold blooded or no.
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Look out for these common tricks while shopping this holiday season.
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Please look out for an e-mail today with tracking info.
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She watches Vertigo, so let's look out for some doubled blondes.
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Those are the ones that you have to look out for.
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After all, we men have to look out for each other!
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Every night I'd look out my window and face the sky.
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The cars know that they are to look out for bikes.
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He was always one to look out for himself, after all.
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Will have to look out for Christmas Tree Lane next time!
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Its job is to look out for danger, in other words.
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It does not look out of place, if a little dim.
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It'll need to look out for similar competition abroad, of course.
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In the meantime, here's what to look out for in 2019.
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"We look out for one another," he told PEOPLE in October.
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Ahead, a list of names and faces to look out for.
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Look out Kardashian clan, there's a new 'K' family in town!
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When I play I look out and people are fully engaged.
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I look out the window and start crying, quietly, I think.
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It's important to look out for more than just antivirus protection.
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Look out for neighbors, and listen to your local officials. pic.twitter.
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Look out, world: Alexa is coming to a screen near you.
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All rooms except the dining room look out to the ocean.
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Look out The Hills fans — two of your faves have reconnected!
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Be on the look out for our special new campaign materials!
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"Look out below," wrote Ben Laidler, the firm's global equity strategist.
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Ahead, seven warning signs to look out for when shopping around.
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Look out, Hamptons: Beyoncé and Jay-Z are heading your way.
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The ex-vice president also needs to look out for Sen.
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But look out Ashton Kutcher, there's a new prankster in town.
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Have fun shooting; just make sure to look out for fountains.
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So when the drought breaks -- and it will break -- look out.
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And when Dad's busy, the kids look out for each other.
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Also look out for fallen trees, power lines and other obstacles.
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Look out for information regarding your day job and overall wellness.
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What do you feel when you look out at the water?
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But the result has made Sulzberger look out of his depth.
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Dogs look out from inside a pen at the dog pavilion.
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There are some other things to look out for as well.
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Now, when I look out, I see a lot of cranes.
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Microsoft no longer wants employees who look out just for themselves
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Large windows throughout the home look out onto prime Village views.
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"Somebody has to look out for the public interest," she says.
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Look out below: This is a colossal failure of common sense.
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You can't even look out the window because there aren't any.
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People look out for each other; people gossip about each other.
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Even when they're just reselling real tickets, look out for markups.
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What´s important to look out for when picking a knife?
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It's a coach's job to look out for players' best interests.
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Be on the look out for the single in early 2018.
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But if it's the old, plodding, somewhat shallow Ducks, look out.
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Then, sit on the chair and look out of the window.
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Look out for light flurries today, and it's feeling frosty outside.
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"I used to look out into the audience," Mr. Villella said.
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That I am able to look out through an oval window.
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Look out for more coverage on this in the coming weeks.
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Look out at the seasons changing in the canopy below you.
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But I can suggest some critical things to look out for.
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We don't trust you to look out for our best interests.
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The subjects look out at us, fully engaged in being seen.
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Look out for the first edition in your inboxes on Monday!
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But there may be nobody to look out for you, either.
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"Look out for that when you have that option," Sizer said.
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Still, it's not just himself he has to look out for.
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Basically, the CEO and board of Occidental Petroleum should look out.
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Look out for used car dealers who masquerade as private sellers.
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You have a little plastic window to look out of it.
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Look out folks, the Government Accountability Office is on the case.
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As a bonus: look out for a Jay Ajayi revenge game.
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Investors will also look out for the NAHB housing market index.
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And look out for a cameo from a perplexed Jeff Goldblum.
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A: I just opened it up a crack to look out.
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" And: "Into the turn, look out, couple of cars get together.
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That's why astute Republicans are starting to look out for themselves.
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I think this is an opportunity for us to look out.
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But, he added, "you also have to look out for accidents."
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"I would just say look out and be careful," he says.
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Be sure to look out for these common myths when filing.
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Look out for each other, sharing information is a good thing10.
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"So having someone look out for them is a good idea."
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"We have to look out for each other," Ms. Houston said.
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"Three windows that look out to palm trees," Mr. Royo said.
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If he keeps hitting and drawing the occasional walk, look out.
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Another feature to look out for is Universal Plug and Play.
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I'd tell the other dancers, 'Look out, Hurricane Catherine is coming.
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I look out here and I see Donald Trump's worst nightmare.
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"The truth is at the Trump rallies, it's the safest place you can be because we look out for each other, and we look out for everybody," Trump said at a rally in South Bend, Ind.
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Here are some of the latest airport innovations to look out for.
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Look out for bots and only trust proper and regular reviewers. pic.twitter.
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As always, look out for the reviews before clicking the buy button.
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The windows look out on a garden that is fluid, constantly changing.
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"Canada's a country where we look out for our neighbors," he said.
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Or you look out a window and kind of see those things.
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Which means Dany should look out for Jaime becoming a Queenslayer too.
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Look out for Girl Disrupted, set to be released in early 2017.
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Nick says that June doesn't have anyone to look out for her.
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What are common signs of pain that owners should look out for?
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The news adds yet another thing to look out for at ATMs.
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Puli Another champion to look out for is this mop-like pup.
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Look out for these adorable go-getters and play makers this February.
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We've got our knapsacks, and we all look out for each other.
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Look out — we're about to get a whole new birth control option.
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Eskola also said the company was on the look out for acquisitions.
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And we have to say, Stranger Thing's Joe Keery should look out.
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Look out for facilities in need of upkeep or with equipment issues.
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As a parent, you want to look out for your littles ones.
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ET. Meanwhile, there's more Fed speak for traders to look out for.
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One obvious issue you need to look out for is unsterile equipment.
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On the other hand, if the meeting ends badly, look out below.
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The project is called Sun Storm—so look out for that soon.
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Look out for their new collab to drop in the near future.
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Look out for more of her antics April 25 in Great News.
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Look out Mars, Curiosity now has the authority to laser at will.
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It's not just carmine that vegans have to look out for, either.
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What to look out for: Diplomacy is about to get even tougher.
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You'll see me in the final season, so look out for it.
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Look out for our bright new summery windows in all our stores.
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And the thing is we have to look out for each other.
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Look out for more of Caledonia Curry's upcoming projects on her website.
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Be on the look-out for drama with friends early this evening.
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Treat your community like your family and look out for one another.
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I'm always on the look out for new mapping and art tech.
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"Look out, Gritty!" shouted the announcer amid the howls of amused fans.
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If you live in a high-income, high-tax state, look out.
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One to look out for there: Raffaele Ilardo, her newly appointed designer.
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Here are the signs to look out for, according to relationship experts.
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Another patio has lounge chairs that look out over the mountain landscape.
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The late 60s Fastback models are the ones to look out for.
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They often look good and sometimes contain good information, but look out.
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CNBC signposts what to look out for on the continent next year.
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"You can cook and look out on the ocean," Mr. Hildemann said.
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Look out for Baauer's debut album, Aa which comes out March 18.
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Keep a look out for farm animals at a studio near you.
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He looks out for his people and they look out for him.
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You can look out for Future Mega City announcements on their Instagram.
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Listen below, and look out for the full release on June 24.
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Look out Selena ... Bella looks like she's not to be messed with.
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"Doctors have to look out for [the symptoms of] both," Varma adds.
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One guy to look out for is a Thai called Superbon Banchamek.
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Many, many fans used them to look out over the parade. Rep.
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Learning what to look out for is important for your online security.
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Are we doing things that are going to look out for everybody?
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One extremely chill story to look out for: The women's Nigerian (!) bobsled (
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Difficulty balancing, paranoia, and drowsiness are common symptoms to look out for.
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Its job is to look out for the interests of the organization.
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Look out for each other, you won't be the only one worried.
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They look out for each other and take care of each other.
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They usually look out on dreary backyards, factory warehouses or parking lots.
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No. It shifted its focus to look out as well as in.
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These corporate sponsors must not just look out for their commercial interests.
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So I bite the paper, smile, and look out to the sea.
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It means looking out for others before you look out for yourself.
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You can sit on the windowsill and look out when it rains.
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Three sets of glass doors look out on the porch and grounds.
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Look out for it in your podcast feed or at nytimes.com/thedaily.
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"I have to look out for her," she said of her daughter.
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Any residual impact concerns as you look out over the next year?
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We all have an obligation to look out for our fellow citizens.
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What to look out for: If you choose to pay for 1040.
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She doesn't like to look out the window and see Rachel lurking.
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"Look out for the waves, they are drowning us," said a third.
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Other signs include: "Look out for high-pressure sales tactics," Carlson said.
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"We are happier here when we look out the windows," he said.
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NASA explains where to look out for Comet 45P in this video.
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Also, look out for an announcement from the company at 5 p.m.
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I didn't even have the courage to look out at the crowd.
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Isolation is Nathan's security system; the windows look out on impenetrable jungle.
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Here are some of the key items to look out for Tuesday.
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Look out for an interesting person: 26 years old, Ashley Wagner. 26?
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Look out for their names to come up during the president's speech.
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I expected them to look out for me and buy me things.
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What should customers look out for if they are worried about freshness?
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Another potential name to look out for is seasoned councillor Lee Sherriff.
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"I could sit here and look out all day long," Mr. Katz said.
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Kim also took a new look out for a test drive on Thursday.
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"Now you're someplace where people actually look out for one another," she says.
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The implicit assumption is that these CEOs will look out for their own.
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That said, there are warning signs and red flags to look out for.
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Look out for the Draconid meteor shower in the early evening or nightfall.
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If his Minnesota numbers indicate a broader softening in the region, look out.
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What I've decided is that adults are supposed to look out for kids.
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Cameras track the components and look out for errors—misalignments and the like.
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Surprises are inevitable, but here's what we already know to look out for.
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And there's another guy I'm trying to look out for this week: Maks.
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You need to look out for the best interests of our children, Roger.
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Look out, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, the Carolinas, and, yes, the District of Columbia.
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"When you look out of a plane, everything is flat," he pointed out.
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When we look out into the world, we are really looking into ourselves.
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Look out Jay Z and Beyoncé, there's another flawless J + B in town.
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And I'm not blaming the Wall Street guys, because look out, they're speculators.
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"I look out at my audiences and see them getting older," laments Ebizo.
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Check it out below and look out for the whole EP on Soundcloud.
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Another discount to look out for: anything bearing the yellow "last chance" tags.
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If that happens—perhaps after the noisy presidential election season ends—look out.
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But as a judge, my job is to look out for the taxpayers.
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Ahead, Okawara unveils the biggest nail crazes to look out for this summer.
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Here are a few of the most exciting deals to look out for.
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Look out Venus and Serena, there's a new sibling tennis gang in town.
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We'd kind of look out at it, and Steve would shake his head.
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The "Mad Money" host suggests that investors look out for large insider buying.
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A look out the window revealed barren trees and cars dusted in snow.
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But Mars can be a pot-stirrer, so look out for domestic discord.
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Bigger thinks "that's fair," so look out for Murphy's love interests this season.
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A woman who was in the crowd said people screamed to look out.
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Still, there are things you can look out for to spot a fake.
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Back in their office, we look out at the machines in their lot.
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They ride up, look out, and then it cuts to this silly painting.
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Sip on cocktails inspired by LA neighborhoods as you look out over them.
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Look out world, Kimmy has a whole lot of goofing up to do.
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Here are the top deals to look out for: Gaming: Tablets & smartphones TVs
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I look out the window to see fireworks and firecrackers being set off.
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Look out for the deluxe version of Free T.C. which arrives March 218.
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"So look out for your neighbors, take care of each other," he said.
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Look out for minimum balance or activity limitations to avoid a monthly fee.
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Clarkson also added that she's teaching River Rose to look out for others.
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" "It's a helpless feeling, but we have to look out for our safety.
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While my mother signed in, I wandered away to look out the window.
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You won't look out of place wearing it with a business casual wardrobe.
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If they continue to be on the fence throughout this week, look out.
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This time around, he had his younger sister, Charlotte, to look out for.
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On that performance, he wouldn't look out of place in anybody's Euro squad.
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Also, look out for a history of bad behavior before picking a bank.
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And, if he does get a little frustrated or angry, then look out.
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His career is one long effort to look out only for himself. Mrs.
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None would look out of place at a 3-year-old's birthday party.
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He was warned to keep his eyes lowered and not to look out.
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So it's a great time of year to look out for that stuff.
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There are a couple of awesome phenomena that you can look out for.
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I rest my head against the left window and look out the right.
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Look out for any miscommunications, and save more important decisions for another day.
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From that point on, I inherited a few nicknames: Look Out Six-Five.
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We aren't truly safe and secure unless we look out for each other.
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"We got to look out for our own kind," he liked to say.
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Look out for your friends, your neighbors, people you hardly know, and family.
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In the meantime, all efforts were made to look out for Steve Penny.
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Small shuttered balconies look out to the bay and to the grand Cathedral.
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Here are a few major themes to look out for: Apps, apps, apps.
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Look out for the episode in your podcast feed or at nytimes.com/thedaily.
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Here's what to look out for until the results are announced on Thursday.
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Look out for a Thursday (and maybe even a Sunday) from me soon.
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Interest rate range: 3.49% to 17.29%Look out for: High credit score requirements.
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For now, protection mostly consists of past victims warning others to look out.
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As Mr. Trump says, countries have to look out for their own interests.
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A.D. You're an amazing friend to look out for a pal who's struggling!
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And look out for us on social media, if you sail those waters.
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On June 18, look out for performances by David Binney and Matthew Garrison.
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Look out for "Fake Plastic Love" by Kimberley Tait as you commute today.
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These look out onto a pretty busy street, but they're all covered up.
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He had a look out the kitchen window while he was at it.
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Here&aposs a guide to the big political events to look out for.
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All the big windows look out to the sea and not the street.
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The windows of the Crimson Drawing Room look out onto the Berkshire countryside.
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When I open the tent door and look out, they are already asleep.
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Ultimately, these tests help you look out for your health (and your partners').
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"You have to really look out for it on the greens," Day said.
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She taught by example that we needed to look out for other people.
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Look out for these signs that you're shortening the life of your RV.
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Weather: Look out for black ice this morning and possible snow this evening.
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Look out for 2016's 50 Most Beautiful, coming out later this year!
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" She then urged her followers to "drive safe and look out for others.
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Here are the buzziest workplace benefits trends to look out for in 2000.
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" Pastides also advised students to "look out for one another, be active bystanders.
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Another risk to look out for involves card readers that may be altered.
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Still definitely wouldn't look out of place berthed next to the Millennium Falcon.
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Shams told Business Insider that this is one collaboration to look out for.
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It's a number you need to look out over the next six months.
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I only had to look out at them to see the likely answer.
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Look out for "I'm 1/64th vampire" jokes in dubious taste this Halloween.
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Look out for 2017's 50 Most Beautiful, coming out later this year!
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Something to look out for at Twitch's new office: characters from Pac-Man.
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We look out at the sea while another group leaves for the land.
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Did you look out the bus window at the rain and feel deep?
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And you can look out for friends and family going down this path.
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The older participants are told to tutor and look out for the kids.
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And you look out and I used to think, when things were tough, you'd look out at night, going home, and you'd see people in their dining rooms or in their kitchens, and I used to wonder what they're thinking.
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And you look out, and I used to think, when things were tough, you'd look out at night, going home, and you'd see the, you know, you can see people, you know, in their dining rooms or in their kitchens.
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The park has meandering footpaths that lead to look-out points with breathtaking views.
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The best companies will always be on the look-out for the next breakthrough.
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You're taking big leaps based in idealism, so look out for your blind spots.
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With groups using this method, you really need to be on the look out.
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You can't look out of a window and not see a Google logo somewhere.
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Anglin said he employed a team to look out for Connie and her son.
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Look out Michael Scott, the search is on for Scranton, Pennsylvania's newest regional manager.
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So look out for more AI, VR, and AR features coming your way soon.
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Ahead of Wednesday big reveal, here's all the good stuff to look out for.
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Plus, it's a heat free way to try a new look out for size.
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But, with all that said... look out for my drum & bass shit, "pickles," lol.
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Another one to look out for: IRA or 401(k) assets versus Roth assets.
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Evelyn Torres and her son Andrew look out at Tijuana from their family's rooftop.
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She instantly craned her head to look out the room and walked out slowly.
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Old theories of the best way to develop an economy look out-of-date.
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I look out here, I see a lot of my friends from the Congress.
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As we grow, look out for new activities, content, and opportunities to access space.
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If slumping down and with left eye look out window: Nighttime farms fly by.
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For the first time in years, that does not look out of the question.
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Well, I'll look out for the Hue: Definitive Edition in a couple of years.
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We should still look out for them and make sure they don't become disconnected.
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She reassured her that her new neighbor Jimmy Kimmel would look out for her.
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Look out for the ♥️ icon when viewing a shared album or photo. pic.twitter.
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"I think Brittany and I should both look out for ourselves first," he said.
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Here is what to look out for in programming trends over the next year.
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Following Tommen's death, Cersei now only has one person to look out for: herself.
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But we both know that the other is always gonna look out for us.
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Look out for the first investments in the coming days and weeks, Kashyap notes.
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So if you go skiing next year, look out for anybody with robotic legs.
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Look out for shoddy descriptions like "HEPA-type filter"—those don't exist, Sublett says.
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Are there others and is CMS doing enough to look out for the taxpayers?
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Wide floor-to-ceiling windows look out on the bay and to distant hills.
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That would be truly bizarre, but something to look out for in future spots.
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Oh look out you rock 'n' rollers, pretty soon now you're gonna get older.
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Police officers are going to look out for each other in situations like this.
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Look out for this girl in 20 years — she'll probably be running U.K. politics.
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It's also up to bartenders to look out for the safety of their patrons.
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Here is what to look out for as the case gets underway: Will Sen.
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" (screams) The media's job is not to look out for any President's "best interest.
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Their faces look out of the picture frame at the entrance to the house.
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But increased worker precarity means most firms are less incentivized to look out for
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When he announced "This is Corozal," I was scared to look out the window.
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So, whether you're the employee or the boss, here's what to look out for.
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I jump out of bed and look out the window onto my building's courtyard.
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They went into the earth to inform how to look out into the universe.
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Years later, I still look out my window at that fence almost every day.
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In terms of scale, it certainly wouldn't look out of place in those venues.
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Look out, Tesla and Chevy: Ford is working on a 200-mile EV, too.
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They're pretty subtle, so they shouldn't look out of place in any living room.
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Here's what to look out for:'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' (UK title)
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Turning to look out the back, I removed my hands from the wheel altogether.
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Jarman told us that men should always look out for a Goodyear welted shoe.
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However, market participants should look out for the two and three year-ahead forecasts.
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I wanna say that anybody who has no business with him better look out.
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In this one, it's look out for yourself and don't worry about the iPhone.
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Sadly, they have to look out for themselves because the current SEC will not.
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Carrera, Turbo, RS and limited production models are the ones to look out for.
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A public company's board of directors is supposed to look out for shareholder interest.
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She wants to get out of China; he wants to look out for her.
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"Because this country works best when we look out for one another," he said.
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" Francesa then reads some more about Messi: "'Look out America, he's gonna emblazon America.
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The timing is hectic for travel, so look out for surprises in your itinerary.
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Though with Tas you more look out for him than look up to him.
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I look out and I can see a church steeple off in the distance.
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Corporate giants provide the "Wanted" list of media that filters must look out for.
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"We have to look out for each other, and report crimes more," Ortiz said.
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Prakash: There are certainly things like resort fees that you should look out for.
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Those figures look out of whack when the sizes of the companies are compared.
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"We have to look out for each other,"@dg_riff's message to Pelicans fans pic.twitter.
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A family, she said, even a divided one, should look out for its own.
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No. 6 Miami, which had been hot before the ACC tournament, better look out.
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And look out for Lucy Punch as a delightful Cruella De Vil-style villain.
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How could I look out for the needs of society, and also my son?
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Year after year, Chinese health authorities warned hospitals to look out for such outliers.
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Here's a list of five common scams around stimulus checks to look out for:
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Look out for a bull's eye-shaped rash and flulike symptoms in the summer.
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Any confidence that we know what to look out for will surely kill us.
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The two brownstones look out over back gardens of neighboring properties on the block.
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" "Our very own Taylor Skye is the artist to look out for this year.
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Here are some other moves to look out for in Asia at 3 p.m.
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Here's what to look out for if you're on the market for hand sanitizer.
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Owners should look out for the handful of reputable certifications dog trainers can earn.
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A trend to look out for is personalized workouts based on individual biometric data.
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Look out for the first of the retail robots as you shop this year.
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Mr Johnson would not look out of place in any of these imaginary worlds.
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" He sings, in a sad kind of way, "Look out, Hollywood, here I come.
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Ahead are all the movies and TV shows to look out for in March.
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Evacuees look out from a bus as they leave an airport in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
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If you're on the look out for good value, look no further than Hisense.
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The technology allows a company to define the risky practices to look out for.
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"We all look out for each other and help each other out," she said.
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"It was never, 'Hey, look out chocolate world, we're coming after you," says Alter.
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Informing people about what to look out for is also vital, according to Heymann.
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The stone mural provides a look out of a window facing a beautiful waterfall.
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And from there I can look out my window and see the Manhattan skyline.
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Fraternity houses should be a safe place where friends look out for one another.
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What it boils down to is things and activities that look out of place.
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He has tips for picking up women while barking: Look out for small groups.
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What to look out for: Overdraft/insufficient funds fee and non-Chase ATM fee.
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What to look out for: Overdraft/insufficient funds fee and non-Chase ATM fee.
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Along the way, there are a few things I've learned to look out for.
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Look out your window - all those birds descended from the common ancestor of dinosaurs.
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Another thing to look out for is the aftermath of corporate cage-free commitments.
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But when the economy hits the skids, look out, the layoffs can come fast.
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Look out, Sex Panther ... Floyd Mayweather is now looking to conquer the smell game.
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Green himself has listed twelve important things to look out for in the trailer.
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And we have to look out for each other — particularly those who can't look out for themselves or who are at the highest risk for the kinds of awfulness we've gotten just a small taste of so far these past couple of weeks.
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I'm the mama bear, and I really look out for everybody, not just the cheerleaders.
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Look out, all of you passive, enabling Republicans who have prioritized political power over everything.
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Still, despite calling it quits, the pair have continued to look out for one another.
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They look out for their own, but if you need help they're happy to oblige.
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After the bell, look out for reports from Broadcom, Box, Planet Fitness and Shake Shack.
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Hit play on the video above and try this look out using the steps below.
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Also look out for nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, low-grade fever and abdominal bloating.
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Look out, Jennifer Garner—there's a new actress getting into the "pretend cooking show" business.
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As I'm getting ready, I look out the window and see the most gorgeous sunrise.
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He always made sure to look out for us and I love him so much.
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Once you know to look out for religious references they're all over the book. Mrs.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: So, we will look out for more deals for Discovery down the road.
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Another thing to look out for are "mini-strokes," or TIA, a transient ischemic attack.
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What to look out for: Expect that a lower price means less hand-holding. eFile.
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I tried to look out, but it was closed, the police said 'close the door'.
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Women look out from an apartment building during a blackout in Caracas on March 7.
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As seen in Dear White People, the former members look out for the current members.
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Trader Joe Terrenova think TJX and Dollar Tree are the names to look out for.
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Here are five of the biggest and brightest pyrotechnic shows to look out for: 1.
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Look out for colors like Kerry Blossom, Squeaker of the House, and Freedom of Peach.
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When I look out at 2017, I do see some shifts ahead in the market.
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Look out Lassie There's a new hero in town, and he's just 11 years old.
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According to the post, there are also some hidden "devilish details" to look out for.
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If there's one major color trend to look out for fall — and 2019 — it's red.
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We're neighbors that look out for one another — especially those among us with the least.
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This combination is extremely creative and artistic... but be careful to look out for deception.
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And while you're in the chair, there are some red flags to look out for.
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If Panther can replicate that success, more traditional awards players might have to look out.
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Look out for a tail that is pointed high and moves quickly back and forth.
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You can look out through the window of your house and actually see your backyard.
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I made so many friends, and we all used to look out for one another.
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"An important symptom to look out for are lasting, long-term behavioral changes," Lüttke says.
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Photo: APIf you're in London right now you might want to look out your window.
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Before dying due to childbirth complications, Lyanna made Ned swear to look out for Jon.
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As ICOs gain popularity and dip more into the mainstream, look out for the regulators.
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The soldiers look out from their observation towers, across a stretch of desert into Syria.
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It should still be completely aware, and it should continue to look out for you.
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Then we picked each film's steamiest scene so you know what to look out for.
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There's a final casting call Tuesday, and they're on the look out for voluptuous candidates.
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"Look out @vogue #riverrose is comin' for ya!" the proud mom wrote alongside the pic.
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It's a cool rule, it keeps everyone safe, and we look out for each other.
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It's really exciting to look out into the crowd and notice how far you've come.
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Sometimes when I feel like shit, or stressed, or dumb I look out for him.
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Look out for unnecessary "add-ons" that might be wrapped up in an auto loan.
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Here are the movies and shows all Game of Thrones fans should look out for.
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Look out for being overly aggressive or insisting that your way is the only way.
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"To look out a class like this is exhilarating," the 84-year-old justice said.
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"One of my favorite things to do is sit there and look out," he said.
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They thrive off drama and chaosAnother theme to look out for is the drama triangle.
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Flowers in hand, Putin took a moment to look out wistfully over the mountainous region.
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Does the team have a moral responsibility to look out for the athlete's well-being?
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They were also advised to look out for landmines and other explosives along the road.
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The rooftop terrace provides an additional place to relax and look out at the ocean.
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This is how to be an agent of change and to look out for people.
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Look out over the harbor, sip the finest exotic teas, and nibble at a scone.
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As we leave 2017, the next year is just as dark to look out into.
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Look out internet: a new color-changing, interactive list that tells the future has arrived.
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Just click play before and make sure you look out for a cameo from CAS.
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Last night, Seth Meyers knocked another Closer Look out of the park on Late Night.
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I always look out for that, it's a good experience and very instructive, as well.
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"We have to look out for the ones who follow behind us," Ms. Johnson said.
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The images look out from the northwest corner of Park Avenue and East 56th Street.
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And here are a few things to look out for in the tangle of headlines.
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Be sure to look out for visible panty (manty) lines before walking out the door.
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"I worry that they might tend to look out more for the reservation," she said.
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Several oversize windows look out onto the grounds, which are wooded, with a large pond.
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You look out on a field of vertical stone on a warping sea of dust.
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Look out for one of a handful of appearances by a very young Michael Peña.
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And we don't have to see eye-to-eye to look out for each other.
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What can you, your friends, family and community do to look out for one another?
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And so, of course, we have to look out for and act against those fascisms.
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"As president, he must look out for the economic interests of everyone involved," he said.
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They can choose to sit, stand, look out a window, or pick a different setting.
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Here's what to look out for, and how to make sure you aren't caught out.
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And as your patient's parent, she has a duty to look out for her interests.
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The Montanans I know look out for each other, and dislike bullies, frauds and Californians.
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"Huge corporations are not going to look out for your best interests," he told CNBC.
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Otherwise, the Z Flip's specs wouldn't look out of place on any other flagship phone.
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Here is what to look out for next: * When the Senate returns at 1 p.m.
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We all look out for each other here on Cooking, to the benefit of all.
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Look out for the model Hanne Gaby Odiele, who recently became an intersex-rights advocate.
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Pavini also said to look out for new offers, like for Prime Day this year.
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But if Biden's margin starts shrinking in South Carolina as the votes near, look out.
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"The biggest factor to look out for is the U.S.-China trade friction," Kato said.
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So if you can spot it on New Year's Eve, look out for it then.
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It's harder to get lost, more difficult to look out the window and feel scared.
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But look out, Canadians are always, they've always got their act together on this thing.
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People look out from the roof of the building where Delfino captured the cover image.
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We look out for each other and may or may not have a secret handshake.
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I take occasional breaks to look out the large windows at the busy intersection below.
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" K: "The most beautiful thing about my sister is that she'll always look out for me.
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I'm a gangster because I help out the community and I look out for the youth.
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Look out, Kim and Kris ... Lonzo and LaVar Ball have officially begun their march on Hollywood.
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Look out for every other messaging app under the sun launching its bot strategy very soon.
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My wife and I tried not to look out toward the balcony of our small cabin.
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The Starbucks annual shareholder meeting takes place March 22 so look out for full confirmation then.
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I just don't want somebody to look out their window and see somebody in their backyard.
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In addition, look out for each other and share this information as widely as you can.
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Netflix has a first real look out this week at Dave Chappelle's two upcoming standup specials.
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The first thing to look out for is whether the two hit it off in person.
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"Back to your seats!" the teacher ordered, when several students ran to look out the windows.
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You can look out for him in Season 2 of Westworld, where he plays Karl Strand.
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Croft suggested Hormuz wasn't the only waterway to look out for in pricing oil this year.
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Potential buyers shouldn't look out for Game of Thrones coming by to film anytime soon, sadly.
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Look out for the full LG G6 announcement at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress in late February.
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"You have to look out for yourself and make sure these people are obedient," Wang warned.
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The store will also be shaped like a medieval watchtower, so uh, look out for that.
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Read ahead to check out the film references to look out for in the new season.
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Areas that look out-of-bounds turn out to be ancient mazes or survivalist island challenges.
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But if I look out 10 years, 20 years, each of Apple's advantages starts to fade.
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We'll continue to look out for developments on this story and any responses from the ISPs.
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Look out for our Snapcode around town, it will be on the side of the van.
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So, look out accountants, because there's a new kid on the block out to get you.
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Image: PixabayAs phishing attacks become increasingly commonplace, it's important to know what to look out for.
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If I look out my window, I see a peaceful lagoon, people strolling along the waterfront.
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That said, as David Faber has said, look out this is a very, very tricky situation.
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Look out — there's a new pair of Hilton sisters about to take the world by storm.
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Do you have an explanation for other state-to-state routes that look out of place?
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In your browser address bar, look out for "not secure" to the left of the address.
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" Harrison tweeted, "Look out #BachelorNation @KellyRipa is coming after you and your 'disgusting' Monday night habit.
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His advice for the average investor: look out for liquidity capabilities in the fixed-income markets.
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And does no one think to look out the window for the sun or star patterns?
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It's a really good feeling when you look out into the audience and people are cheering.
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It flows into this idea that your family will look out for you, even with marriage.
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I also noticed it was really hard to look out the window at the Seattle skyline.
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"How can you trust the investment of that source to look out for your best interests?"
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She was on her own in New Orleans so we had to look out for her.
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Here are five political moments to be on the look-out for on Hollywood's biggest night.
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It's nice to look out for our neighbors and know that they're looking out for us.
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So does anyone have to look out for my best interests, 100 percent of the time?
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It's incredibly gratifying to look out and see really families, neighbors, all kinds of people there.
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Danica Patrick can't even look out the driver-side window and wink at the pit crew.
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Goths always look out of place on a big, bright beach or in a huge park.
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I like seeing their smiling faces and their wagging tails as they look out the window.
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And in the meantime, let's continue to be security-conscious and look out for each other.
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But all the pressure has meant that, increasingly, they have had to look out for themselves.
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"As I look out on the audience today I see many young, bright faces," Trump said.
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Summer heat advisories have not changed: Look out for youngsters, oldsters and pets … and keep hydrating!
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You look out there at the E.R.A. and stuff — you wouldn't think that watching him tonight.
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"They may just want to look out at the Earth in all its glory," she said.
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"Look out for the American people," Obama also told a group of reporters after the meeting.
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Check out the track below, and look out for the EP's full release on August 19.
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"People don't talk about the dangers of partying and what to look out for," she said.
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But investors will be on the look-out for clues about further action in coming months.
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A Japan that remains bent on applying pressure on North Korea would look out of place.
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Your job is to look out the f'…n window and find out which is true.
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You'd look out over a walkway as if you were 40' 50 stories above the ground.
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Just look out for a tweet about her having varnished fingernails and velvety, sea nymph ears.
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Jen Waite: At the beginning, there are a bunch of red flags to look out for.
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You look out there and there are thousands of people out there with their hands up.
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" Some noteworthy new shows to look out for: " Black Lightning," a "Dynasty" reboot and "The Alienist.
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Leaders set the culture, inspire us, give us a safety net, and look out for us.
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You can look out over this great view of the Catskills, this huge expanse of trees.
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Here's what I'm going to look out for: I'm gonna track how long the battery lasts.
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Now that you know what to look out for, you're ready to peep our top picks.
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But the subtle floral pattern is really '90s, so it would look out of place today.
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No, not that tuxedo — though formal wear wouldn't look out of place in such elegant surroundings.
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"Explain to them that we are all trying to look out for our community," Benatar said.
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Employees in small shops look out in the streets, anxiously waiting for someone to walk in.
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Be genuine, and be genuinely helpful to other people, and they'll look out for you, too.
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She was like a house mother—someone who was there to look out for the girls?
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It's how opposing political parties look out into the world and see different sources of threat.
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Do they make him look out of touch, or were his opponents too quick to criticize?
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I've seen the tapes, and that's something I'll have to look out for in the future.
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"You look out at that big ocean and reflect on the things you've seen," he said.
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Interest rate range: 5.99% to 21.07%Look out for: A relatively high minimum income for approval.
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Look out for works by local artists hanging above Philippe Starck- and Zaha Hadid-designed furniture.
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What can you and your friends, family and community do to look out for one another?
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" Sparkes asked members of the local Facebook group to "please keep a look out for her.
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Ahead, they tell us the symptoms to look out for and the treatments that'll work best.
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So what should New Yorkers look out for regarding actions around rent and housing right now?
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Follow people in your city on Instagram and look out for events that they post about.
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I could look out at the sea all day, but it's time to get some lunch.
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It makes sense then, Bhargave says, that she trusted her parents to look out for her.
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Questions haunt the families of the lost migrants each time they look out toward the sea.
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Yelp's windows look out on that building and the park next door that bears Salesforce's name.
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The other side of the kitchen is covered in windows that look out on the property.
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Another thing to look out for are food prices that are inflated to cover delivery expenses.
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What to look out for: You can&apost itemize with H&R Block&aposs free edition.
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When he created that program, President Barack Obama promised the government would look out for them.
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She went over to the window and tried to look out, but she failed there too.
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"We are constantly on the look-out for brands that offer inclusive sizing," Gallagher told me.
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Look out for mists that contain glycerin, a humectant that attracts water, similar to hyaluronic acid.
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Peterson argues that we can and should be doing more to look out for warning signs.
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J.P. Morgan might eventually need to look out for Robinhood encroaching on its other territory, too.
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And it's not the only one seeing these topics as popular trends to look out for.
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But when the Chiefs went on offense, they continued to look out of sync and frustrated.
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Then look out: chilly tomorrow and brutally cold tomorrow night and Thursday — down to 239 degrees.
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The president was right to walk rather than accept a bad deal, but look out ahead.
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One of the things to look out for this year is Franklin's Hi, How Are You?
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I down the last of my Champagne and look out across our crumbling seat of democracy.
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What to Look Out for Sometimes men with testicular cancer don't experience any symptoms at all.
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She wants to look out into the world, but she can't look away from the mirror.
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Look out for spelling errors and the quality of their previously published work too, he says.
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He picked it up while studying in the UK. "You have to always stay in your lane, look out for cars and look out for pedestrians because not many people know what longboarding is so when they see you they could be very shocked," said Aroni.
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There's no windshield for a trucker to look out from, let alone a driver or passenger door.
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But unless you live in a space station, they may look out of place in your home.
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And look out Joe W. came out to play what a day I'm having peace and love.
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When shopping for romaine lettuce of any kind—if you must—look out for the harvest location.
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Look out, Mark Twain and Kurt Vonnegut — there's a new generation of writers revolutionizing the book world.
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And nests are the first step to becoming a species whose members look out for one another.
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Look out, though: the nickels are few and far between and the steamroller isn't getting any lighter.
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He had to look out the dressing room window to see if I was telling the truth.
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Psychic messages aren't all you're receiving, important news you've been on the look out for arrives, too.
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A particular danger for executives is that their supposedly inspiring examples make them look out of touch.
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What's next: Look out for final EPA and Transportation Department rules to revise the Obama-era standards.
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Here's who you should look out for, and what their role may mean for Westworld season 2.
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Generally, painters use their medium to look out onto a world, whether real, imagined, or digitally constructed.
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The next morning, a friend knocked on Singh's door and told him to look out his window.
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Instead, scientists must look out with clear eyes on a political situation that demands attention every day.
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Your parents will look out for you, but it's up to you to make them go viral.
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Those of us who look out to the south can use Big Ben as an office clock.
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Artists who are interested should look out for Chicago Sculpture International's national call for proposals in February.
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What do you look out and see ... like Rent the Runway, how do you look at that?
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I cook for them for four days and they get spa treatments and look out on Tuscany.
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Here's what past, present, and future students have to look out for in the GOP's proposed overhaul.
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We love each other, look out for each other and are strong as both partners and parents.
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If you look out of the windows, the large eyes of a cat stare back at you.
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"We were told to look out for drug smugglers who may well be wearing uniforms," Hales recalled.
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All that is imperilled by a president who believes that strong nations look out only for themselves.
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Another area to look out for: How Google will manage this fight against Facebook on Apple devices.
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"He's going to look out for his people like he does now," the 75-year-old said.
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Here's what to look out for: Over the fall, we'll be adding three new shows to Noisey.
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As always, join us in the comments, and look out for the announcement for next month's selection.
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"We've got a nice community here, it's peaceful, and we look out for each other," she said.
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He has proven that he will always look out for taxpayers and seek answers from the bureaucracy.
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Everything everyone has been telling her to look out for, she's now starting to see for herself.
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If he's getting ready for a 303 or 40 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, then look out.
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Listen to it below, and look out for Aa when it drops on March 18th via LuckyMe.
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And if you're in NYC, keep a look out for a two-wheeled Millennium Falcon pedaling around.
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The police will look out for illegal behaviour in the game such as gambling or inciting hatred.
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Here's what to look out for in the year ahead, so you can get properly space hyped.
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Here are excerpts: Question: What do Fed policymakers see when they look out at the world economy?
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All that is imperiled by a president who believes that strong nations look out only for themselves.
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Officials have warned residents of South Florida to look out for cold-stunned lizards falling from trees.
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Look out how fed up he gets with pulling his owner around like some common sled dog.
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Idk how one can be this terrible at taking selfies but look out world here I come.
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Parents say the online groups have also helped them look out for and intervene in difficult situations.
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"[I] look out, and there's this amazing amass of [Team] Glow," she said in her acceptance speech.
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"Depending on the window, you could look out and see Fantasy Land or Main Street, " Jessica says.
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A folding balcony offers an additional spot to enjoy the sunshine and look out over the water.
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The cockpit features details so high-tech that they wouldn't look out of place in "Star Trek."
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Watch the clip above and then look out for Wrinkles the Clown to premiere on October 4.
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When you look out the window, you see a lot of people doing excellent "Walking Dead" cosplay.
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Sometimes we would look out the window and see the smoke and ashes rising from the hill.
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Their unspoken primary objective is to look out for their own self-interest and protect their returns.
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Look out for the whole family with a VPNArea plan, and save 50 percent on list price.
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If any of those numbers look out of whack, that's a sign that something needs to change.
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And look out for No. 5 Maryland, possibly, as a potential matchup in the round of 16.
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So lets reach back and look out for Detroit, so I think that's what's happening right now.
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They would come highlighted with stress factors, which were like a tip, something to look out for.
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And it's not just the human players, either, who are on the look out for telltale beacons.
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Young found that prairie vole companions will look out for one another much like human spouses do.
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You find your people, you look out for each other, and you're excited about the same things.
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Anyone that I saw on the line-up this year, they certainly don't look out of place.
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If you can make it feel free to tweet at me, or just look out for me.
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Are there any artists in particular whose work we should look out for in the coming months?
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Westbrook leads Thunder over Knicks NEW YORK — Look out Oscar Robertson, Russell Westbrook is on your heels.
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So look out for these signs in the near future to see if the apocalypse is nigh.
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The idea is if we don't look out the white race will be — will be utterly submerged.
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Airline employees were asked to look out for sick passengers arriving from China as early as Jan.
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In Idaho, Mr. Bigford has installed security cameras and alerted neighbors to look out for unfamiliar cars.
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Los Angeles police received a bulletin to look out for Mr. Atkins and for Ms. Madison's car.
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"You can look out and see that orange construction stuff they wrap buildings with," Mr. Murphy said.
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At 20, with their young son to look out for, she feels a grief subsumed in rage.
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So I think this is a time where Americans do have to look out for one another.
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It also pays to look out for the type of packaging your vitamin C serum is in.
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Here 50ft glass windows look out over Copenhagen's waterfront and heels clack quietly along polished wooden floors.
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"I liked that you could look out the fourth-floor ladies' room and see them," she said.
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Things to look out for: You can follow along (or watch a recording of the video) here.
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"I would lie in my bedroom, which was huge, and look out the big windows," he said.
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There are five key changes to look out for: AP That biggest news is the sugar update.
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This means they look out for schools and streets in ways that are vital to American communities.
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Los Angeles singles, look out— the infamous "dine-and-dash dater" is still on the hungry hunt.
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Bill's Pizzeria has oversize windows that look out on Beacon Street in the middle of Newton Centre.
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The windows will look out over land where he can grow corn, collard greens and root vegetables.
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"We could look out our windows and see the storm hitting in the near distance," she recalled.
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Every time I look out here on the ground, I see her, and it's hard -- real hard.
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Look out for the ice cream to become available in retailers around the world starting in February.
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Now they look out onto the nearly 15-foot-high earthen berm built by Mr. Trump's people.
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There are a few things you want to look out for when you're troubleshooting your retirement investments.
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One possible trick to look out for is a moving baseline from current law to current policy.
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The husky makes her laps and you look out at the horizon, willing everyone in to safety.
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This report shows that it's happening nonetheless, even from companies you'd expect to look out for you.
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My generation will need mentors like Craig who will listen to us and look out for us.
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Pelosi instructed all committee chairmen to look out for the freshmen, the ones who'd be most vulnerable.
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Sometimes I would look out the peephole to see if there was anyone good to talk to.
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Every two hours, I come look out my window and see if there's still a car there.
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But when you look out 252, 15, 20 years, I think it will have a bigger impact.
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We think it's priced more for the consumer than the investor and I would look out below.
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The company said to look out for emails with "dubious font styles" and incorrect grammar and punctuation.
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Look out, Blue Apron, Weight Watchers is coming for a piece of the meal-kit industry pie.
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"Heidi Heitkamp went to Washington and she promised to look out for us," the ad's narrator states.
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Some Toyota Prius cars need a stalling fix Food isn't the only thing to look out for.
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We grant power to those who are empathetic, and those who look out for the greater good.
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Here's a rundown of some of his most significant moves, and what to look out for next.
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We'll be getting in the seat of the new Mustang tomorrow so look out for our review.
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Bank chiefs can also authorise look-out notices for defaulters to prevent them from leaving the country.
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If a stealth contender breaks out, look out for the rich script from Hell or High Water.
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And look out for the next bunch of years, because the Eagles are going to be around.
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Look out, Skinnygirl: Shannon Beador is the latest Real Housewives cast member to get into the food business.
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An Amazon spokesperson said annual members should look out for an email abut the price increase in May.
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"Alex Trebek just did a pretty sick rendition of 'Jumpman' on Jeopardy so look out @Drake," said @hannland.
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"Look out this is just what is needed," Soker wrote in one of his Facebook comments to Kahn.
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And don't forget to look out for freebies offered by your hotel, such as free breakfast or activities.
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In one email, an employee writes they were told to look out for data that belongs to Canada.
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Moai is an informal social group of people who have common interests and look out for each other.
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So next time you're driving your boat, look out for the lightning whose prevalence you might be increasing.
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Look out for some VR functionality added to Android, as well as updates to its linchpin Cardboard headset.
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On an individual level, it's also crucial to look out for the people in your life, Schuchat says.
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The Black Gotham Experience's home base may look out-of-place, but it's actually exactly where it belongs.
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On iPhones and iPads, you're going to want to look out for the update to iOS version 11.2.
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Look out for '90s frocks, athleisure pieces, and leather pants you'll want to wear out of the store.
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Look out, Barack Obama — Joe Biden may have a new bromance with fellow Philadelphia Eagles fan Bradley Cooper!
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"I'm going to warn you now, I am very protective of her, so just look out," Culkin continued.
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The official said the idea was to look out over a time line of at least two years.
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"When you look out into the second quarter, the wild card is going to be earnings," said DeSimone.
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We aren't sure, but look out for our review where we'll definitely put the scanner to the test.
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And there's plenty of help out there you just gotta look out and find and speak to people.
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In all children, there are other warning signs to look out for that may necessitate medical care fast.
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Visitors look out onto free-floating ice in the Ilulissat Icefjord during unseasonably warm weather near Ilulissat, Greenland.
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FreeTime also includes Audible books, so a kid who has carsickness can listen and look out the window.
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Look out, retailers: Wal-Mart is hungry for growth, and on the menu is more of your lunch.
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Another thing to look out for here is Ryder's face when Brown describes her reaction to the script.
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One giant we don't have to look out for is Sony — they ain't showing up to the conference.
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"Please look out for each other and keep Shanise, JJ, and their family in your hearts and minds."
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"I had no idea until a friend stopped by and said look out the window," Bridgett Fraser said.
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He is one of those men who look out into the world and see only their own reflection.
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Even from the comfort of his car, he should look out the window or talk to one person.
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Things to look out for in Musk's speech: How many people does he want to put in there?
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Interestingly, Altman's slate of potential policy goals wouldn't look out of place on a Bernie Sanders political platform.
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When I look out at the future, I see more bold moves ahead of us than behind us.
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But here are some important things to look out for tonight:The nuanced language and posture of each candidate.
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I look out the window, boil water for my tea, and make two eggs over toast for breakfast.
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" She adds, "It is sort of scary that I could take a sailboat out though, so look out!
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The whole interview is worth a read, and make sure you look out for Kerr's love of crystals.
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But as in North Salem, she had to be able to look out the window and find nature.
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The show is still in development, but look out for it to air in the fall of 2018.
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The new result will allow scientists to look out into the universe with more accuracy than ever before.
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His advice to entrepreneurs: Get yourself a Kris Jenner who will look out for the big picture stuff.
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While you use your chart to find your moon, rising, and other planetary signs, look out for patterns.
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So look out, Ritual might become the next consumer products start-up to become a billion-dollar megabrand.
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"We're very different, but we understand each other and we look out for each other," says Ross, 30.
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And look out for these and other "One Night" images in subways and on billboards around the world.
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If those guys had enough common sense to look out for a downed player, today's generation should too.
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To that end, here are five crazy new features to look out for during Sunday's Puppy Bowl: 1.
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Back when I was a teenager, I'd go to shows and look out for other girls and women.
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Look out for the brand's seasonal sales for the best prices (psst: the summer sale is happening now).
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Technomic's Tristano notes that Blaze Pizza and MOD Pizza are two chains to look out for in 20173.
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And can they look out for absent class members without compromising defendants' rights and federal policies encouraging settlements?
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You have this screen in front of you, but you can also look out to the outside world.
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"It's tough to look out on the horizon and see another sure or easy victory," one official said.
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"If you look out to where the demonstrators were — and some public officials — there was chaos," he suggested.
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I would look out from the covers, my eyes illuminated by moonlight as it splintered through the shutters.
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Here are some tips on what to look out for as you make your travel plans this season.
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" Gross added, "Look out for each other … We don't want any tragedies as a result of a game.
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Mikkel Borg Bjergsø, the man behind Mikkeller, told us before the festival to look out for the meaderies.
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Freeman began to look out for a minority partner at the beginning of the year, the sources said.
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All I can do is look out at the nature from the window of my room in Alresford.
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Stuff happens, and my mother's BFF falls inside the circle of people I want to look out for.
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A window allows sunlight to filter in, but it's too high for her to look out, Jeremy added.
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Windows on each side of Grant look out on the brightly lit Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial.
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"Look out for your neighbors, take care of each other, this is when we are #TampaStrong," Buckhorn said.
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He says his brothers, one of whom was the police commissioner before him, still look out for him.
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"When you look out this window, you see buildings going up in front of other buildings," Haber says.
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Soukup wrote that shoppers should look out for Red Hot Deals — themed deals for the week — as well.
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As the end of the year approaches, Wall Street strategists are starting to look out to next year.
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Look out, Apple Pay: Alipay, one of China's biggest mobile payment services, is coming to the United States.
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A simple scratch of your nose, which wouldn't look out of place, could let you jump between messages.
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"I used to think of myself as an independent woman," she added, pausing to look out the window.
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When I look out on the future, I see more bold moves ahead of us, not behind us.
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Specifics are still under wraps, but that's something likely more affordable (and fully vetted) to look out for.
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Look out for overindulgence on Monday evening as the Sun creates friction with your abundant planetary ruler Jupiter.
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I still love going raving, I still look out the window at graffiti when I'm on the train.
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Listen to the track below and look out for Saint Pé's debut album, Fixed Focus, out April 7.
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The transaction provided the company a large representation in the state and 3,000 employees to look out for.
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I hate how big they look out of water but then how tiny they are in the sea.
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Investors will be on the look out for the private jobs report and services sector numbers for March.
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Also look out for simple things, such as the type of email platform that you're using, she adds.
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Humans are "deeply programmed to look out for ourselves and see things from our own perspective," they write.
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The CDC notes that people should look out for signs of distressed mental health in themselves and others.
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" Sparkes asked members of a local Byron Bay Facebook group to "please keep a look out for her.
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"These voters want leaders who are going to look out for them," Alissa Stollwerk of YouGov told me.
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It's certainly possible that part of this action may be based in wanting to look out for employees.
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They look out of place but exude a kind of monied confidence that often bulldozes into outright arrogance.
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You'd just look out for the troubled skinhead kid, maybe wearing steel-toed boots and a swastika pin.
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You look out the window of your private suite, nibble your just baked croissant, and see people working.
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The only thing you need to look out for is that the code expires at midnight on Oct.
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We're told Dog loves the kid like one of his own and continues to look out for him.
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As we drive, it hits me that I'm the only person who's going to look out for me.
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I feel I have someone on my side, helping me look out for the safety of my family.
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I stop near Fanning Springs State Park and look out onto the Suwannee River for a few minutes.
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It's more industrial than the ones around it, and we look out at a parking lot for trucks.
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I just felt it was important to actually look out into the spot where those first Africans came.
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"When you see debt rising at an aggressive pace, you should definitely look out for that," he said.
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"So I say look out for companies that you may have written off," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The Jianguo Pro 3 has relatively high-end specs that wouldn't look out of place on most flagships.
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Its best feature is a rooftop terrace where one can drink beer and look out at the trees.
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Here is what to look out for next: MONDAY-TUESDAY ** The Senate comes into session at 1 p.m.
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And Darren, thank you so much for giving us all this prep on what to look out for.
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"Plus, January is one of the best times of year to buy, so look out for deeper discounts."
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Other producers to look out for include Arona, Dog Point, Highfield, Craggy Range, Lawson's Dry Hills and Whitehaven.
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It's hard to tell your family members no, but sometimes you just have to look out for yourself.
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More PS1 classics are making their way to the Nintendo Switch, so keep a look-out there, too.
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Most of all they counseled young people, urging them to look out for one another and get involved.
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But if Bolton is compelled, look out: He knows a lot, and won't be demure or hold back.
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The most important things to look out for when buying a new TV are the picture and sound.
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I could turn off my office light and look out a window at the sky choked with stars.
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If you are on the look out for a new laptop or desktop, then it's your lucky day.
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No matter what timezone you're in, look out for the supermoon at 9:43 pm ET on Wednesday.
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Priced at $2255,21, the Velar wouldn't look out of place in a lot of cars costing double that.
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Protections against discrimination are relatively strong, and Iowans have always been known to look out for one another.
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But, if Weisselberg's immunity deal extends beyond what he knew about the Cohen and Daniels payments, look out.
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Here are other symptoms to look out for and some things you can do to fight it off.
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Jack Ripper (Sterling Hayden) in Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (1964) My advice is to look out for engineers.
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That being the case, what should you, discerning consumer and interested observer that you are, look out for?
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Easy to listen to and it will definitely make me look out for his stuff in the future.
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I know you were so well-matched, but also, you seem to look out and he looked in.
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And it's like, 'God, you better look out after me, because I'm doing the most to kill me.
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The rest of the band, tour managers, publicists, and so on have to look out for those signs.
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"Look out the window," my boyfriend said, laughing at how obsessively I was checking my essentially bricked phone.
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This month, look out for rapping teenagers on Netflix, grown men drinking wine on Hulu, and lots more.
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Do you have a handbook for photo-related contests like these on what folks should look out for?
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Look, out of that campaign, Richard Ben Cramer's "What It Takes" is written based on the '88 campaign.
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Then, Drew says, police began getting related alerts to look out for suspects Lessie Earl Proctor and Annastasia Coenen.
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" Added Mulaney: "So look out for the 2024 Oscars, when the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award goes to Steve Bannon.
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Power Rangers hits theaters on March 24, and look out for the inevitable Big Bad Beetleborgs reboot to follow.
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The key thing to look out for, according to NARAL vice president of communications Adrienne Kimmell, is more specifics.
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Football players are already wearing tape around their heads so it doesn't look out of place on the field.
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Its nostrils act as seats for people to look out through distorting glass, altering their sense of the world.
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If you want to check her out in Sometimes I Lie, just look out for updates on her Instagram.
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Look out NFL scouts and American Ninja Warrior, because I've got a rough, tough cream puff on the way.
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This will mean equipping the robot with proximity sensors, to look out for other machinery or — most importantly — humans.
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But as far as Nielsen ratings go for the recently concluded season, with a few exceptions, look out below!
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So it makes sense that people are already on the look out for sleazy campaign tricks in South Carolina.
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While feeding my cat, I look out the window and see my car covered in a layer of ice.
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There's now lava to look out for, and volcanic vents that will give you a boost into the air.
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When I came on the scene, 'Naomi look out, there's another Black girl that's going to take your spot.
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Look out for the cotton-candy pigtails that are sure to pop up at every single bar and party.
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Users could grow to expect their apps to look out for their well-being rather than exploit their attention.
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In November 2016, Lyft launched its Amp dashboard light that assigned a random color riders could look out for.
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As a bonus, they also increase awareness of tax evasion and encourage citizens to look out for tax cheats.
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The OfS would look out for students' interests and boost competition by clearing the path to creating new institutions.
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Look out StyleSeat and other salon booking apps, starting today Google will let people book hair and spa appointments.
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As you look out to names floating around for 2020, obviously there are three women that stand out — Sens.
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Here are the warning signs (on your computer) to look out for, and what you can do about them.
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It has a rich history and a population so small that people tend to look out for one another.
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When you see my mom, who is 69-years-old, carrying a Herschel, it doesn't look out of place.
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Mostly, it's the visuals — replace the superpowers with real-world weapons, and little else would look out of place.
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So I started to look out the window and I realized I had a good view of the robot.
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Glass walls mean you can look out onto the pool and the rest of the woodland you're surrounded by.
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We have been very generous to Europe and it is now time for us to look out for ourselves.
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On occasion, Pablo likes to pensively look out a window and contemplate all the pigeons he'd like to murder.
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Without having to look out over a bulging hood housing an engine, the driver will have much better visibility.
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Stream the track below, and keep on the look out for their EP Tunnel Vision due out this spring.
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And it's really wonderful to look out and see so many supportive and cool young women in the audience.
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Here's what you should look out for if you're preparing to file an insurance claim after you've lost everything.
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Francesca denies the latter question, but her far-off look out the window tells us she's kind of lying.
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The alt-right wants and supports organizations that look out for the rights and well-being of white people.
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READ: Inside an Iranian nuclear reactor Here's are some things to look out for: What makes these elections different?
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So save your data plan, put your phone down, and look out the goddamn window every once in awhile.
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If you can't participate this week, look out for the next campaign in the "10 Actions in 100 Days."
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It wouldn't look out of place if the Pebble 1203 had a Nike swoosh or Adidas logo on it.
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Extra officers have been deployed and are on the look out for suspicious activity, an Amtrak spokeswoman told CNBC.
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Here are some Qi chargers to look out for once you get your hands on the new iPhone 8.
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"Both your doctor and your lawyer are obligated to look out for what is best for you," said Perez.
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"They're here to maintain security … and to look out for weapons," said Chakrit Chosoomuang, commander of Chanasongkram police station.
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Those finishing touches took her look out of the gym and made it a flashbulb-worthy club-ready outfit.
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" Her compatriots, who wouldn't look out of place in a suburban skate park, have names like "Icarus" and "Plastic.
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It should not be surprising if these institutions do not look out for the interests of the developing world.
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Or, he added, they could go to protests on their own, to look out for disruptions to put down.
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Among devices like the Samsung Chromebook Pro and the Acer Chromebook Spin 13, it wouldn't look out of place.
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This has caused his biceps to swell and look out of proportion compared with the rest of his body.
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Any time you look out a window, you'll be able to see out into a galaxy far, far away.
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Here are eight tricks to look out for on your next trip to your local, according to a bartender.
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Here are vape-related illness symptoms to look out for if you've ever used a cannabis or nicotine vape.
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It remains our responsibility to look out for them — all of them — long after they have made it home.
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There will be no windows in the doctor's office from which you can look out and enjoy the day.
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Here, they can look out on stars and friendly extraterrestrials and push a small comet around a model galaxy.
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Hamblin and D'Agostino set aside their own hopes of making the final to look out for a fellow competitor.
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Knowing what to look out for and which behaviors cross a line can keep your relationships healthy and safe.
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A trailer and old car parts on Kuleana lands look out at the ocean in front of Zuckerberg's property.
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Watching the ships come in I look out on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Ferry Building.
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The acquisition raises all sorts of issues about takeovers and the responsibility to look out for the company itself.
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From a first person view, you look out into a crowded, underground terminal, looking at a large subway map.
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I feel like I have to look out for other women, especially after what happened in my second year.
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I can't sleep until I try the lamp's switch, look out the window, feel the weave of the blanket.
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Look out for substance abuse or other forms of escapism that can take a toll on your mental health.
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A panoramic window allows diners to look out at the North Sea while they eat in this Norwegian restaurant.
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"There were old rail lines, lots of drains and manholes, plenty of potholes to look out for," he said.
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Just inside the front door is a vestibule with three large windows that look out onto the front porch.
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If the identification wasn't already more than clear, they look out at us as the final notes softly sound.
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Mr. Marsh, who suffered a head injury as a teenager, has no one else to look out for him.
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If people are genuinely worried about election rigging in America, what are the things they should look out for?
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But you know, when I look out at the landscape, I think that there is a great rebundling happening.
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In the meantime, we'll just have to look out for ourselves, and educate other people to do the same.
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The gentle lapping of waves, as you lean your arm against the balustrade and look out to the horizon.
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Mr. López Obrador has repeatedly vowed to look out for all citizens, with special attention given to the poor.
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We are going to go through what you think the best plans are and what to look out for.
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Some landlords are waiving or lowering rent, and some employers are recognizing an obligation to look out for employees.
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"We could look out the other side of the house, and there were horses below," Ms. Amessé, 4553, recalled.
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You can look out on the streets, and there's no one there because it's too cold to go out.
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People who look out for one another in times of need, when the skies are dark and trouble's afoot.
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I'd look out my window to see if these were the voices of students congregating on the sidewalk below.
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For more movies, look out for HBO originals Bad Education starring Hugh Jackman and the documentary Autism: The Sequel.
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Her great-grandmother, who grew up poor in Pennsylvania, always said that Democrats look out for the poor people.
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If restraint doesn't succeed soon, then the risk is that we're back to confrontation — and if so, look out.
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The sitters look out mutely from Nelson's ark, and scant concession is made to the fact of their contemporaneity.
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Windows stretching to the ceiling along the north wall look out on the dormered Federal townhouses of King Street.
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If you have the nerve, as you look out the windows you can lean over, and look directly down.
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Here are the key names and seats to look out for, with the times we can expect the results.
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Anthropologists sometimes call them some version of a "mirror," in which we look out to space and see ourselves.
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However, being able to look out at that expanse of blue was special, and I can't wait to return.
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Airports around the world are also putting out alerts about what signs of infection travelers should look out for.
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From there, she says to look out for changes in the way they approach the topic of your career.
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Musk also noted that "we're rapidly approaching 400-mile range for the Model S," so look out for that.
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As he begins his second year in office, what are some of the big things to look out for?
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Patrolling the city are quartets of suited men called the Directions, who look out left, right, ahead and behind.
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It's shameful that this administration and Republicans look out for private prison owners and not those imprisoned or detained.
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Joe HeckJoseph (Joe) John HeckAnti-Trump Republicans better look out — voters might send you packing How endangered GOP Sen.
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Because it may contain real milk Look out for these 5 potentially dangerous food chemicals when feeding your kids
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The United Nations has urged airlines to step in and look out for the tell-tale signs of trafficking.
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While the palace's Moorish-style onion dome should look out of place with Manueline architecture, the combination was surreal ...
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"My goal is, therefore, in the meantime, to improve efficiency and look out for potential growth opportunities," he said.
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Or look out the window, where a life-sized, stark-white nanny goat nuzzles her kid in the garden.
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Look out for any abnormal bleeding or pain, which can be signs you might be pregnant with an IUD.
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There will be weeks where I can't even look out my window, like to look down to the ground.
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These are the people that look out for you, that take care of you when you go to prison.
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There are certain designers that we absolutely love and see as innovators, which we tend to look out for.
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Some of the hotel's rooms even look out into the pool's courtyard with balconies offering that full resort feeling.
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McDowell even hopes SpaceX will release its orbital data on the car so astronomers can look out for it.
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So when the Brazilian people today look out at their options, they see a thoroughly corrupt and incompetent elite.
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But there are a few signs to look out for — even if they aren't foolproof evidence of a blackout.
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Nikodem is autistic, and Ola is left to look out for him, while also trying to be a teenager.
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh urged the city's citizens to look out for each other and help keep the streets cleared.
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Also, Venus loves beautiful, opulent things, so be on the look out for some amazing finds when you go shopping.
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh urged the city's citizens to look out for each other and help keep the streets cleared.
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