"Titus sees something, and then sees beyond what he sees."
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He sees me for who I am and not as reality TV sees me or the world sees me.
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Will's mother (Molly Parker) sees a tool; his father (Toby Stephens) sees a threat; Dr. Smith (Parker Posey) sees a weapon.
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Donald sees the Statue of Liberty and sees a 4.
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So the public then sees everything that the defense sees.
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Donald sees the Statue of Liberty and sees a 28503.
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But what Jack sees as willingness, Tess sees as necessity.
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He sees a government program and sees nothing but waste.
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Harry sees a wraithlike creature called a Dementor; Ron Weasley sees a giant spider; Neville Longbottom sees the cruel and mysterious Professor Snape.
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He sees her, and she knows he sees her and dammit!
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Where one sees a to-do list, the other sees possibilities.
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I hope that he sees more, sees Christ as his savior.
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Profile Benjamin Dreyer sees language the way an epicure sees food.
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He literally closes his eyes and sees the future, sees what it could be, sees what he has to do to make it happen.
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But where a driver sees chaos, Fred Dufour sees beauty, even order.
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But where Storr sees a health crisis, Brinkmann sees a spiritual one.
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The moment she sees the developed photograph Lu also sees her future.
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And by the way—Newsweek sees it, the Washington Post sees it, the New York Times sees it…they&aposve had breaking stories on this.
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And what Sixense sees as exciting new capabilities, he sees as feature creep.
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It sees another 200,000 barrels lost next year but then sees prices stabilizing.
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In the West, racism sees skin color; in Arab countries, it sees religion.
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There are things the writer sees that the reader does not; things the reader sees that the writer does not; and things neither of us ever sees.
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The big difference is that the mystic sees heaven and the warrior sees hell.
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"What each user sees is completely different from what everybody else sees," Beck said.
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She sees herself as a woman and the world sees her as a woman.
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"That's because everyone sees how I drive, but no one sees how I live."
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I love the idea of how Hap sees Leonard, not how Leonard sees himself.
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Kyung Lah: It is a virus that sees no race, that sees no boundaries.
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Inc: * Sees Q3 Adjusted EBITDA $190 - $220 million * Sees Q3 GAAP revenue $1,1003 million - $1,325 million * Sees Q3 non-GAAP operating income $2175 - $2275 million * Sees FY revenue ex-TAC $28,2800 - $22,22 million * Sees FY GAAP revenue $23,22 - $26,22 million * Sees Q3 revenue ex-TAC $840 - $880 million * Sees 2016 adjusted EBITDA $700 million - $800 million * Q63 revenue view $1.10 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * FY2016 revenue view $4.51 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Sees FY GAAP operating income $175 - $275 million * Active headcount of 8,800 at q2, down approximately 2,100 year over year Source text - bit.
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"I'm hoping that the audience sees John, sees Gayle, sees Norah, as serious journalists, and I think that's our value proposition for a really large audience," Mr. Rhodes said.
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She sees her friends looking at the car, and she sees herself in the images.
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Yet where international sport sees a disregard for the rules, Russia sees a Western plot.
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Ragnar sees something different and significant in Ivar that I think no one else sees.
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How someone sees the future in that moment, how someone sees the past in that moment.
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Every company that sees itself as a 'technology company' sees VR as the promise of tomorrow.
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Visually, how he sees things, he really sees the world through a different set of lenses.
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Talk about how she sees her situation from up there, compared to what she usually sees.
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"Her eyes do that same thing when she sees you or she sees someone," he said.
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Suggesting Trump is gay reveals more about how society sees queerness than how it sees Trump.
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I think that's the most heartwarming thing, someone else that sees you and sees themselves in you.
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"Leanne sees that before me, we walk into a place and she sees it finished," he says.
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Louis sees (or thinks he sees) a tall creature with wispy, black limbs walking through the forest.
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Indeed, if Musk sees Mars as a hedge, he also sees it as an unrivaled entrepreneurial opportunity.
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The only people who he sees [is the person] he sees when he looks in the mirror.
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Trump sees that transaction everywhere he looks, because he sees it first and foremost in the mirror.
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And, at the business end of the operation, each individual user only sees what each individual user sees.
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I can put something up for three hours if I want to, and whoever sees it, sees it.
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And he sees this the way he sees most things: how it would be portrayed in the media.
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"Beauty Contest" is the first time Dawson Leery sees — truly sees — his lifelong best friend as something more.
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"We need people to see what we see, see what Facebook sees, see what WeChat sees," Livingston said.
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If the right sees the undocumented as invaders, the left sees them as victims of poverty and violence.
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If it sees a weed, it'll hit it with pesticide; if it sees a crop, it'll drop some fertilizer.
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Billy has a hand on his father's shoulder, as if to reassure him — but Bobs sees what he sees.
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I think he sees this as my Marilyn Monroe side and he sees this as my Iggy Pop side.
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" And the section where Tyrion deduced her secret reads, "Tyrion sees what he sees and knows what it means.
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He's the first character that sees her, that sees everything about her, even her inner thoughts and inner doubts.
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He's looking down on the valley and he sees the fight going on and he sees that he's winning.
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Michael Bapis with the Bapis Group at HighTower sees risks afoot, though he sees the price rising higher still.
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EBITDA UP IN ALL DIVISIONS * DOWDUPONT SEES Q2 NET SALES TO BE UP OVER 10 PERCENT; SEES Q13 OPERATING.
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What rattles Beijing is that it sees in that mirror what the rest of the world sees: a monster.
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China sees the productive worker as the engine of its economy, Whereas America sees the consumer as the engine.
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"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity, an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty," Churchill famously said.
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In Seattle, and the political impact ... I think he sees around corners and he sees them coming for him.
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When even the most advanced artificially intelligent image recognition software sees that image, however, it sees something very different.
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LeMaitre Vascular Inc: * SEES Q1 2020 SALES OF $30.5 MILLION - $0.213 MILLION * SEES Q1 2020 EPS OF $0.14 - $0.17 * SEES 2020 SALES OF $127.4 MILLION - $130.8 MILLION * SEES 2020 EPS OF $0.90 - $0.98 * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.21, REVENUE VIEW $31.4 MILLION — REFINITIV IBES DATA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Following you outside Facebook: Facebook sees you less thoroughly outside its own digital turf, but it still sees a lot.
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Fluidra sees fy 2019 sales between 123.93 - 1.40 bln euros, sees fy 2019 ebitda between 240 and 2135 mln euros.
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When Oprah Winfrey goes to church, opens the door and sees all the people – she sees some people with flaws.
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He sees Grindelwald, his young lover who's the love of his life; he sees him in the Mirror of Erised.
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He sees his father, his father sees him, then he's whisked away to a hallway huddle of friends and family.
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Imagine a Supreme Court that sees leftist hate as it sees white supremacy and Islamophobia: as scummy and un-American.
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The populist movement on the left has not happened yet, but Steyer sees it coming, sees the anger behind it.
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The administration also sees the auto market as a key to reducing what it sees as an unsustainable trade deficit.
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Donald Trump wants you to know that he sees you, and more importantly, he sees… that you see… what's happening.
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All of this gets at the single biggest difference between how the world sees Facebook and how Facebook sees Facebook.
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Is it easy for me to imagine a parent who sees a vastly different child than the outside world sees?
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Dollars and constant currency * Sees fy earnings per share $22018 to $22.3 * Guess inc sees q23.0 consolidated net revenue in u.s.
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Tjernlund said he sees sales conversion rates of 20 to 30%, compared with the 1 to 10% he sees on Facebook.
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It sees the U.K. expanding at only 1.8 percent this year, and sees a deepening slowdown to 1.1 percent next year.
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Where Malick sees people as insignificant in the face of nature, Lowery sees humankind as a fascinating, integral part of nature.
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So, while I'm worried about how the world sees me, I need to focus on how this little girl sees me.
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But he had treated children with Pfeiffer syndrome … and he sees them go to college and he sees them living happy lives.
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One sees Hatsune Miku perform live in much the same way one sees Iron Man fight Captain America in a Marvel movie.
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It's an instructive comment about how HHS sees the exchanges, and who it sees as the potential customer base for ACA coverage.
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Like many of his voters, he sees the Republican Party as a threat, but he sees the Democratic Party as a failure.
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This "Second Semester" sees the characters coming back to school, and also sees a new student enter and immediately stir up trouble.
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When an everyday New Yorker sees something that doesn't make sense, hears something, sees a package, gets a feeling that something's wrong.
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And he sees it, he's a billionaire living in a tower near the Tiffany store, he sees it and I'm a dummkopf.
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BofA sees another similar reduction in April; Citi sees either 50 basis points in March or 25 basis points in each month.
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He sees a certain "moral exhaustion" in a society that no longer sees life for its own sake as a de facto good.
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The left sees the state as a means to reduce market inequities, while the right sees government redistribution as a growth-sapping anchor.
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Where Trump sees one big problem with the economic and political system — it's rigged against ordinary people — Clinton sees a thousand smaller ones.
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Cersei sees avenging their deaths as love; everyone else sees it as opportunity for Cersei to let go and be her true self.
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The kid sees whales breach and spout water out in the sea, sees falcons swoop through the sky, bunnies scamper here and there.
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" Later, when asked if he sees Putin as a friend or a foe, Trump said he sees the Russian leader as a "competitor.
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Amelia, who sees a lot of herself in fellow addict Betty-Britney, sees Leo and his mom Betty-Britney as valuable family members.
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Trump has always had a thing about trade, which he sees the way he sees everything: as a test of power and masculinity.
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It was not clear if the president saw trade the way that Gary Cohn sees it or the way Steve Bannon sees it.
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"It's very isolating and alienating to know the school sees you as different and sees you as less than your peers," he said.
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And throughout the summit Trump highlighted what he sees as potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
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He sees matching candidates with employers as the fundamental challenge of the industry — a challenge that he sees AI as poised to solve.
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Reports fourth quarter and full year 2016 results * Q1.003 earnings per share $1.01 * Q4 revenue $244.7 million versus i/b/e/s view $242 million * Q4 earnings per share view $0.98 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Sees q1 2017 net revenue of $244.5 million * Sees q251.03 2017 earnings per share of $1.01 * Sees q2 21.09 net revenue of $22017 million * Sees q23.40 2948.5 earnings per share of $21 * Sees fy 21.00 net revenue of $33 million; sees fy 23 earnings per share of $20.59 * Sees q2206.2 2017 net revenue of $228 million * Sees q3 2017 earnings per share $0.73 * Sees q4 0.593 net revenue of $265 million; sees q4 2017 earnings per share of $1.09 * Fy2017 earnings per share view $3.40, revenue view $948.5 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q1 earnings per share view $1.00, revenue view $251.0 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q3 earnings per share view $0.59, revenue view $206.2 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Announces first quarter fiscal 2017 results * Sees q2 2017 sales about $485 million * Sees fy 2017 earnings per share $2.55 to $2.65 * Sees fy 2017 sales about $2.56 billion Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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L.A. alone sees upwards of $5 billion a year in sales, and the broader U.S. industry sees $113 billion in retail sales a year.
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My granddaughter, 4 1/2 years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and sees me screaming and shouting, 'Get out, get out!
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"He probably sees more violence and disturbing situations in one night than the majority of the public sees in their entire lifetimes," Herbert says.
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He calls over a classmate and asks how this can exist, and his peer tells him that while Micah sees hate, he sees history.
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He sees I am suffering, I know he sees I am suffering, but if we talk about it he will pretend he didn't know.
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One side sees AI primarily as a job destroyer, while the other sees it as a means to liberate workers from mindless administrative tasks.
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We do that because we got respect for this elderly lady that sees us down, that sees us ready to kick up some shit.
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Hair connects to youth and strength, so symbolically this is showing that his psyche sees him as more vibrant than he sees himself consciously.
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Just as Helen sees both the attractive and ridiculous qualities of California embodied in Sierra, Noah sees himself and Helen in Carl and Janelle.
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Lomas sees Apple's privacy promises as quite cynical given the context, but also sees an opportunity for the company to right its past wrongs.
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"He sees some aspects of himself in Trump and sees that Trump winning makes it feel like he could do it too," Legend said.
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China sees opportunities to extend its global reach with Mr. Trump in power, but it also sees a threat to its prized goal, stability.
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He sees a rouge burn through the dry salt on the muscle of his forearm, sees the line of his shinbone startled and red.
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Dollars increase between 3.5% and 5.0% * Guess inc sees fy 2018 gaap operating margin 2.2% to 2.9% * Guess inc sees q2 gaap operating margin 0.123% to 3.0% * Guess inc sees q2 adjusted operating margin 2.2% to 3.0% * Guess inc sees fy 2018 adjusted operating margin 2.3% to 3.0% * Guess inc sees fy 2018 adjusted eps $0.34 to $0.44 * Q2 earnings per share view $0.12, revenue view $559.7 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Commodity prices for soybeans $9.30 per bushel * Sees FY 2016 net sales down about 10 percent * Sees equipment operations FY 2016 CAPEX about $650 million * Sees "continued modest economic growth; increased uncertainty due to non-economic risks" in EU for fiscal 2016 Source text - bit.
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She sees the hosts learning behavior and scenarios, she sees buffalo learning to walk, and she observes a pile of bodies receive a hosing-down.
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Perhaps she shows her flashes of kindness because Simone sees herself in Tess, sees what she used to be, how hopeful and innocent she was.
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This is the phenomenon known as a rain shadow, where one side of a mountainous area sees more precipitation (and the other side sees less).
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When Gordon looks at the chart, he sees the EEM breaking out above the $38.50 level, which he sees as a recent level of resistance.
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Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke, said he sees signs the market is overbought, but he still sees it moving higher into the year-end.
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Ultimately, it's worth keeping in mind that Runkel says he sees parents being too lenient much more often than he sees them being too harsh.
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Blac Chyna knows talent when she sees it, and she definitely sees it in Cardi B -- who she'd, "of course," like to work with now.
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If he sees credit card arbitration agreements as onerous for consumers, presumably he sees forced arbitration more generally as something the government should work against.
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He sees demands for black equality as an attack on white privilege; he sees any disdain for white supremacy as a disdain for white people.
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An image in Murnane's prose has the quality of an image in colored glass: One both sees the image and sees through the image simultaneously.
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Because he sees international trade the way he sees everything else: as a struggle for dominance, in which you only win at somebody else's expense.
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Is recovery (as Emma first sees it) a cult of ego deflation or (as she later sees it) a spiritual and medical response to trauma?
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Cut to the next day and he sees the news and he sees that the address is the exact same address he delivered the shoes to.
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"We do have our son, and he is away in college, and he's home from college break, he sees me, he sees his dad," she said.
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But for Trump, China could be as much or more important, exemplifying what he sees as his key attribute — strength against the foes he sees everywhere.
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REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL YEAR 2017 FINANCIAL RESULTS * FOR FULL YEAR 2018, SEES NET SALES MORE THAN $185.0 MILLION * FOR FULL YEAR 2018, SEES ADJUSTED.
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Most important, Russia will watch, too, and that is what always mattered to Mr. Putin: not how the world sees Russia, but how Russia sees itself.
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The only debate is whether you fall into the camp that sees zero growth in 2019 or the one that sees low-to-mid-single-digit growth.
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It's clear that Cuomo sees this link, and signed the bill into law partly as a reaction from what he sees as federal inaction on gun restriction.
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And I assume when he sees that interview, maybe he forgot about it, but I assume Donald will apologize where he sees that he said exactly that.
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Suddenly he sees that he is no longer alone in the midst of the ocean waves; he sees that people are caring for him with paternal solicitude.
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"And so Hun Sen sees himself — as befitting any leader who has been in power so long — he sees himself as indispensable to his country&aposs progress."
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And I assume when he sees that interview, maybe he forgot about it, that I assume Donald will apologize where he sees that he said exactly that.
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In "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" an emotionally troubled passenger on a commercial flight sees (or thinks he sees) a creature out on the wing in mid-flight.
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She is also strong as steel, though, and we come to know that Louisiana sees people — really sees them — and she tends to trust the right ones.
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Under that scenario, Exxon sees the world's oil consumption dropping only slowly in the next two decades or so, and sees demand for natural gas rising slightly.
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It's not clear if Trump is combative because he sees the world as dangerous or if he sees the world as dangerous because it justifies his combativeness.
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REPORTS 2019 RESULTS AND 2020 EARNINGS GUIDANCE * SEES 2020 NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO COMMON STOCKHOLDERS PER SHARE $0.32- $20203 * SEES 2020 SAME-PROPERTY CASH NOI 2.0%- 3.0% * SEES 2020 FFO PER SHARE, AS DEFINED BY NAREIT $1.68 - $1.71 * SEES 2020 NORMALIZED FFO PER SHARE $1.69 - $1.73 * FY2020 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.35 — REFINITIV IBES DATA * FY2020 FFO PER SHARE VIEW $1.71 — REFINITIV IBES DATA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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When she sees herself in the mirror, she sees everything she could be, or even wants to be, but can never become because something is holding her back.
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But where Obama sees a cautionary tale about the limits of US power, Clinton sees a story about America failing to use that power when it should have.
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For instance... IEA's "current policies" case sees coal use growing 38% in the global "east" by 2040, while the U.S. Energy Information Administration sees a 6% rise there.
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For instance, Game of War sees nearly 2 hours of total daily usage for the average user, while Candy Crush Saga, sees daily usage of about 43 minutes.
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But where the FCC sees diversity opportunity, the HTTP sees the opposite: a sea of white faces and minority communities being relegated to the last channel page listing.
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" It's ultimately, I think, the thing that was going around in her head all night, like, "This is how he sees me, this is how he sees me.
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The chief of staff is the first person the president sees in the morning and the last person he sees when he leaves the Oval Office at night.
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Nowhere else I've been has the disconnect been so extreme between what one sees and feels from the people and what one sees and hears from the government.
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It's the BuzzFeed dress debate, only for our entire lives: We are two countries, one that sees blue and black and the other that sees white and gold.
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Trump sees that the church is a big part of what made America great, and he sees that the state persecution that President Obama began hurts the country.
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And while the movie more or less flows chronologically — he is born, he sees films, becomes a man, sees more movies, becomes a director — it isn't slavishly linear.
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"Until the stock market sees it actually in corporate earnings and sees it in the hard economic data, I don't necessarily think they're going to react," he said.
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Where a pro-lifer sees a disabled person worthy of assistance in achieving his fullest potential and worth as a human being, Trump sees an object of mockery.
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REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL-YEAR 20.13 FINANCIAL RESULTS * SEES Q285.1 REVENUE $21 MILLION - $20.13 MILLION * SEES FY 20183 REVENUE $22018 MILLION - $20.13 MILLION * SEES Q2394.8 NET LOSS PER SHARE $0.28 - $0.27 * SEES FY 2018 NET LOSS PER SHARE $0.84 - $0.80 * SEES Q1 ADJUSTED NET LOSS PER SHARE $0.133 - $0.13 * SEES FY 2018 ADJUSTED NET LOSS PER SHARE $0.14 - $0.10 * Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.13, REVENUE VIEW $85.1 MILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $-0.13, REVENUE VIEW $86.3 MILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * FY2018 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $-0.13, REVENUE VIEW $394.8 MILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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VERSUS CHF 459.4 MIO YR AGO * SEES FY 2018 INCREASE IN OPERATING INCOME AND EBIT BEFORE REVALUATIONS * SEES INCREASE OF EBIT AND OPERATING INCOME IN 2018 Source text: bit.
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"There is still lingering doubt about how the US sees European security, and whether the US sees its security and Europe's security as intrinsically linked and inseparable," Rathke said.
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And if the Fed does hike rates, Streible sees gold falling back toward its 100-day moving average around $1,298, which he sees as the spot to get long.
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"Hong Kong and Taiwan both see a possible future in each other: Taiwan sees one future under Beijing's rule, and Hong Kong sees a possible democratic future," he explained.
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The way Trump sees it, he genuinely believes an injustice was done to Arpaio and he sees this as helping somebody who was loyal to him throughout the campaign.
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He sees America as it is today: Judge Judy's America, Dr. Phil's America, not as it wishes to be or sees itself through the remembrance of things past. 2.
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"Guwop Home" sees him back on the track with Young Thug—it's been far too long since that's happened—and sees Mike WILL Made-It back on production duties.
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ATR, also sees opportunity as oil and gas exploration expands in Latin America, Africa and Asia-Pacific, although the company sees "demand being stable," the spokesman said on Friday.
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China sees the firm as an important driver of its global ambitions, but much of the world increasingly sees the company as a potential conduit for espionage and sabotage.
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Near the end when she sees her husband, you see everything she sees — the future without her and the contradictory feelings as she faces the end of her life.
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Instead, this book reads like an exploration — a funny, gentle, thoughtful exploration — of how Ortberg sees the world, and how transitioning affected the lens through which he sees it.
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But what's really interesting about this vision is the stuff he sees from the past: He sees his father, Ned, cleaning his sword underneath the heart tree in Winterfell.
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Their life — as she sees it — is perfect.
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" - Andrea, 32 "Transphobe sees me, boards another car.
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REPORTS FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDED MARCH 31, 31.43 * QUARTERLY ADJUSTED FFO AVAILABLE TO COMMON HOLDERS PER SHARE AND UNIT $0.31 * SEES FY 2018 ADJUSTED FFO PER SHARE IN RANGE OF $1.04 - $1.08 * SEES FY 2018 FFO PER SHARE IN RANGE OF $1.04 - $1.07 * SEES 2018 TOTAL REVENUE BETWEEN $167.8 MILLION AND $169.1 MILLION * SEES 2018 HOTEL EBITDA MARGIN BETWEEN 31.4 PERCENT AND 31.6 PERCENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2018 RESULTS; RAISES SAME STORE OUTLOOK FOR 2018 * IN QUARTER INCREASED SAME STORE REVENUE BY 2.5% AND SAME STORE NET OPERATING INCOME BY 2.5% * FY2018 FFO PER SHARE VIEW $1.753 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * SEES 2Q NET OPERATING INCOME 2.00 - 3.00% * SEES FY 2018 NET OPERATING INCOME 1.25 - 2.25% * SEES 2Q 2018 REVENUE GROWTH 2.25 - 3.25% * SEES FY 2018 REVENUE GROWTH 1.75 - 2.75% Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Announces second quarter fiscal 2017 results * Q608.33 adjusted earnings per share $0.39 excluding items * Q2 earnings per share $0.36 * Sees q3 2017 revenue $605 million to $615 million * Sees FY 2017 revenue $2.545 billion to $20173 billion * Q2 earnings per share view $0.35 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Sees q3 2017 adjusted earnings per share $0.50 to $0.52 excluding items * Sees FY 2017 adjusted earnings per share $2.35 to $2.42 excluding items * Sees FY 23.23 earnings per share $2.04 to $2.11 * Sees q3 22.35 earnings per share $22.56 to $23 * Q20.52 revenue $2608.3 million versus i/B/E/S view $22017 million * Lululemon Athletica Inc sees q13 of fiscal 21 total comparable sales increase in mid-single digits on a constant dollar basis * Lululemon Athletica - qtrly total comparable sales increased 22 pct, or increased by 22017 pct on a constant dollar basis.
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She had spent time abroad but decided to return to Afghanistan to live because, for all that she sees that is painful in her country, she sees the beautiful too.
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Its own research predicts that global valuations for equities are reasonable and sees relative strength from cyclical sectors and financials, compared to what he sees as weakness in defensive sectors.
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He's pleasantly surprised when he sees them emerge from the house together holding hands, but there's a rub: Jack sees that it was Kevin who kept her from getting hurt.
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GM is free to operate as it sees best for its shareholders, and the U.S. is free to operate its tax policy as it sees best for the American taxpayer.
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He sees it as a continuum, and he sees things like Conceptual art as aberrant, maybe, but certainly not as the way he was going to achieve what he wanted.
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"We deserve a U.S. senator who sees beyond the labels, who actually cares about us, who listens to us, who sees us and respects us as individuals," the video continues.
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In its updated long-term fiscal projections, the government said it sees deficits until the fiscal year 21.53-22016, when it sees a surplus of C$0.93 billion ($20.9 billion).
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But where Michigan sees an economic partner, President Trump sees an "economic enemy" — one intent on overtaking America's competitive edge by stealing technology, trade secrets and jobs from domestic companies.
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She sees Broadway as it was before it was "Broadway," then she sees it as it would have been when young Amy Heckerling saw the lights for the first time.
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"The fungus sees the vulnerabilities of the tree, and the tree sees the vulnerabilities of the fungus," Rossiter says over the phone with the rest of the band listening in.
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Trump sees Saudi Arabia as a wealthy nation that buys extensive US military equipment, and Saudi Arabia sees the US as an important ally in its regional struggle with Iran.
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Dorsey sees his style as beneficial to Twitter's overall impact; Elliott sees the same traits as hindering the company's ability to grow, sources close to the hedge fund tell Bloomberg.
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Reports preliminary results for fourth quarter and full year 20173 and issues 2017 guidance * Sees Q4 2016 revenue about $300,000 * Sees fy 2017 revenue $6.0 million to $7.0 million * Sees fy 2016 revenue $300,000 * Fy2017 revenue view $6.1 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FISCAL YEAR 2017 RESULTS; AND PROVIDES FISCAL YEAR 2018 GUIDANCE * SEES 2018 ADJUSTED EBITDA BETWEEN $135 MILLION AND $139 MILLION * SEES 2018 REVENUES BETWEEN $618 MILLION AND $628 MILLION * SEES 2018 NORMALIZED FREE CASH FLOW BETWEEN $42 MILLION AND $46 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Myriad Genetics Inc: * MYRIAD GENETICS REPORTS FISCAL SECOND-QUARTER 2020 FINANCIAL RESULTS * Q2 REVENUE $195.1 MILLION VERSUS REFINITIV IBES ESTIMATE OF $209.8 MILLION * Q2 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.31 — REFINITIV IBES DATA * SEES REVENUE FOR FISCAL THIRD-QUARTER 0.303 $172 MILLION * SEES FY GAAP LOSS PER SHARE $0.80; SEES FY ADJUSTED EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.45 * SEES Q3 GAAP LOSS PER SHARE $0.30; SEES Q3 ADJUSTED EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.02 * FY2020 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $1.06, REVENUE VIEW $807.3 MILLION — REFINITIV IBES DATA * Q3 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.30, REVENUE VIEW $201.2 MILLION — REFINITIV IBES DATA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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And again that speaks to the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, he sees that vision, he sees that future, he is willing to stand up in order make that happen.
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So he looks at Trump and that's what he sees: He sees a guy who's rising to the top over the ridicule of lots of people and he identifies with that.
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Blind Vaysha This short from the National Film Board of Canada follows a woman cursed with a left eye that sees the past and a right eye that sees the future.
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What Iqra sees as "a good Muslim girl" who will make her future husband happy, Muna sees as "just a frightened little girl…lyin there like some messed-up Sleeping Beauty".
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Case in point: Trump recently remarked to German Chancellor Angela Merkel that he sees a lot more German cars driving around the U.S. than he sees American automobiles on the Autobahn.
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He says he sees the Standing Rock Sioux as neighbors and respects them, but he has a harsher view of what he sees as hard-core protesters from outside North Dakota.
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The Oh Sees as Rock Gods Though the band started off as a lo-fi, experimental freak-folk band, that is far from the best starting point with the Oh Sees.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gun control, poverty and the marginalized, Madonna's new album "Madame X" sees the Queen of Pop wanting to "fight back" in what she sees as a frightening modern world.
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REPORTS RESULTS FOR THE FIRST QUARTER 2180 * Q22018 REVENUE $2330 MILLION VERSUS I/B/E/S VIEW $2400 MILLION * Q22018 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $2510 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * UPDATED ITS FINANCIAL OUTLOOK FOR FULL-YEAR 20183 * SEES FULL-YEAR 22018 DILUTED EARNINGS PER SHARE $24.55 - $23.56 * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 REVENUES $3,500 MILLION - $3,640 MILLION * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 ADJUSTED DILUTED EARNINGS PER SHARE $4.553 - $4.85 * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES $160 MILLION - $180 MILLION * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 FREE CASH FLOW $330 MILLION - $400 MILLION * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 NET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES $510 MILLION - $560 MILLION * FY2018 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $4.55, REVENUE VIEW $3.56 BILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Reports second quarter 22017 results * Q2964.4 revenue $22017 million versus i/b/e/s view $23.82 million * Q22017 earnings per share $23.66 * Q33 earnings per share view $23 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Sees Q20.74 2229.2 net revenue of $231.0 million * Sees Q3 2017 diluted eps of $0.75 * Sees q4 2017 net revenue of $0.743 million * Sees q4 2017 diluted eps of $1.08 * Sees full year 2017 net revenue of $964.4 million * Sees full year 2017 diluted eps of $3.82 * Fy2017 earnings per share view $3.66, revenue view $957.2 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q3 earnings per share view $0.74, revenue view $229.2 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Pollster Gustavo Cordoba & Associates sees it 50.3% to 31.8%.
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As Ellison sees it ... it's Em to the rescue.
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Clinton sees a different -- slightly broader -- map on Tuesday.
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" Trump added, "He sees that stuff, and he's smart.
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" Flannery said he sees himself as the "insider's outsider.
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" Ms. Sarsour adds: "Bernie Sanders sees all of me.
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" The way Currence sees it, "the system failed me.
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" Cooking, in particular, he sees as "100 percent therapy.
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" As Smith sees it: "The money is already spent.
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He sees Nick's ghost everywhere — as does the law.
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He sees his role as "Jupiterian" — supreme and singular.
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" She sees it now as "complicated manipulation through friendship.
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Medicaid sees big changes — ones the Obama administration blocked.
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ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL-YEAR 2017 FINANCIAL RESULTS * SEES Q1 2018 TOTAL REVENUE OF $20183 MILLION TO $53.2 MILLION * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 TOTAL REVENUE OF $234 MILLION TO $236 MILLION * SEES Q1 2018 ADJUSTED EBITDA OF POSITIVE $1.4 MILLION TO POSITIVE $2 MILLION * SEES FULL-YEAR 2018 ADJUSTED EBITDA OF POSITIVE $19 MILLION TO POSITIVE $21 MILLION * FY2018 REVENUE VIEW $240.3 MILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Announces fourth quarter and full year 2016 financial results * Sees Q1 earnings per share $0.45 to $0.48 from continuing operations * Q23 earnings per share $0.34 from continuing operations * Sees Q1 revenue $69 million to $73 million * Sees FY 2017 earnings per share $2.00 to $2.10 from continuing operations * Sees FY 2017 revenue $290 million to $300 million * Medifast Inc - for Q4, Medifast net revenue from continuing operations increased 2% to $62.5 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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SALES, EX. FUEL, UP 24 PERCENT * WALMART SEES FISCAL 2019 EARNINGS PER SHARE $4.75 TO $5.00; SEES FISCAL 2019 CONSOLIDATED NET SALES GROWTH IN CONSTANT CURRENCY OF 1.5 PERCENT - 2 PERCENT * WALMART FY2073 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $5.00, REVENUE VIEW $511.97 BILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * WALMART SEES FISCAL 2019 WALMART U.S. COMP.
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Now, Boeing sees a second rival entering its domestic market with what it sees as low prices and is determined not to underestimate the threat again, people close to the company say.
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Even though I make an effort, it's still the case that everyone around me sees things the way I do, and I'm sure nearly everyone in Grand Rapids, Michigan, sees things differently.
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Basically, Sony sees its current lead in the console race as a competitive advantage to exploit, and any amount of leeway it sees as an existential threat to the PlayStation platform's dominance.
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Hafeez sees the euro gaining against the greenback to around the $1.40 area against the euro in the coming years, from $1.15 now, while Kaletsky sees a decline to around $1.30-$1.35.
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" As Jonathan Chait wrote for New York, this drove home "the justifiable impression that Clinton sees her as a human being, unlike her opponent, who sees her as a piece of meat.
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Through the salty mucus filling his eyes he sees a boy in a hood, feels him rubbing his back, and it's only when the breaths come again that he sees it's Mariam.
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The world sees a missing prostitute as an inevitability rather than a tragedy or outrage; Mari sees a beloved child and, in time, a cause that's as political as it is personal.
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Natus Medical Inc: * NATUS MEDICAL ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL YEAR 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS * SEES Q1 2020 NON-GAAP EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.19 TO $0.25 * Q4 NON-GAAP EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.46 * SEES FY 2020 NON-GAAP EARNINGS PER SHARE $1.45 TO $1.55 * SEES FY 2020 REVENUE $480 MILLION TO $490 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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FUNDED BACKLOG AT DECEMBER 31, 2017 WAS $1.9 BILLION * SEES 7.103 REVENUE $4,350 MILLION - $4,500 MILLION * SEES 2018 EARNINGS PER SHARE $10.95 - $11.19 * SEES 2018 EARNINGS PER SHARE EXCLUDING TAX REFORM OF $7.00 - $7.23 * FY2018 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $7.10, REVENUE VIEW $4.45 BILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Amazon sees more product returns in India than it sees in any other market where it operates, Dharmesh Mehta, vice president of consumer and brand protection at Amazon, told Indian daily Economic Times.
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After Millicent sees her doppelgänger's suitcase sitting around the station, she looks into a mirror in the ladies' room and sees the woman herself, sitting on a bench and staring right at her.
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She sees Kara trying to hide her worry while the kids ask loud, insensitive questions about what it is, about why they don't have one, sees her pressing her palm to her forehead.
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If just one person on that jury looks at Cosby and sees Dr. Huxtable, or sees the pioneering comedian that he once was, then that one person can keep Cosby out of prison.
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The best part of all this is that Manu knows, SEES this shit happen, sees himself, at 40, heaving himself up for yet another NBA dunk, and he is nearly giddy about it.
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And the countries sharply disagree over Syria's Kurdish militias, which Turkey sees as its main enemy in Syria, and the United States sees as its most effective ground partner against the Islamic State.
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It's a privileged worldview that sees the brutality of the past as isolated from our enlightened present; it sees progress as a straight line, and not as the treacherous struggle it actually is.
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These are among the 462 photographs from Juergen Teller's "Go-Sees" project, now on view in "Go-Sees, Bubenreuth Kids and a Fairytale About a King …" at the Alison Jacques Gallery in London.
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The Doctor is someone who sees the big picture, and has seen how the human race is — he loves the human race, because he sees its cruelty, but also astonishing kindness and heroism.
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The difference is in the model, which sees the caucus population skewing a bit older than other polls (benefiting Biden), and sees more first-time caucus-goers breaking for Buttigieg than for Sanders.
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The artist sees it as a joke: "When I'm sitting in Guantanamo Bay after Trump sees [the billboard], we can all have a good laugh!" he wrote for the Go Fund Me campaign.
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At least she sees that this is a bad idea.
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Her campaign clearly sees it as a weakness of his.
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I think Garland sees it mostly the other way around.
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Standard & Poor's sees GDP growth this year at 1.5 percent.
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And when everybody sees that, they're going to love it.
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As for autonomy, Musk sees the technology improving over time.
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Brinkley sees similarities between Wilson and Trump's vein of racism.
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Milo sees Trump the political disrupter as a kindred spirit.
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Karim. He sees Prairie floating and glowing in the sky.
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"GG sees Ella a few times a week," says Diane.
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This country sees attacks against reproductive health, reproductive rights, and
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The West sees it as an expression of its values.
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See who he sees wearing what in that universe, ahead.
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He sees the same kind of wave building this year.
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He sees himself as a sort of pharmahacker Robin Hood.
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X.E. sees as hardships she and her husband have endured.
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It sees no reason to submit to limits just yet.
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Everyone sees the world differently and has their own perception.
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She calls it like she sees it — with endearing sass.
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Not that he sees any way out of such deals.
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The CBRE sees this trend continuing in the year ahead.
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Reitano sees it as the outcome of five intersecting facts.
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Bernie Sanders still sees her political machine working against him.
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As Xu Jing sees it, we are burdened by choice.
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Silicon Valley sees itself as developing technology that improves lives.
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The world sees only bits and pieces of your life.
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Liston sees SMS as a tool to support newcomer settlement.
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Larrea's terminal sees dozens queue up daily to purchase tickets.
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"One sees something similar with Donald Trump," Dallek told me.
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Still, not everyone sees Trump's move as an impending disaster.
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He sees his daughter's face and sprints toward the light.
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His name is BooBuddy Jr., and he sees dead people.
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Krupennikova, however, sees the decision as an act of censorship.
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The person Wendy sees when she looks in the mirror.
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But not every U.S. coal company sees a bleak future.
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Public by default, you can control who sees your stories.
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You're based in Colorado, which sees a lot of fire.
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A vendor or client sees you as sharp and courteous.
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Singapore sees visitors from neighboring countries with cheaper operation costs.
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" He then joked, "Help me make sure she sees it!
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Yet this is not how Germany's Angela Merkel sees Brexit.
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Some women see shapes and shadows; others sees complete darkness.
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He burns all bridges, alienates friends, and sees enemies everywhere.
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Unsurprisingly given Wikipedia's success, he sees crowdsourcing as the remedy.
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He also sees Plated's meal kits as affordable, on balance.
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S. military drills that it sees as an invasion rehearsal.
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My uncle sees the elephant looming in his rearview mirror.
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Obama, of course, sees his foreign policy legacy quite differently.
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They can't escape it, but the show sees through it.
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That's where the EU sees a problem with Google's behavior.
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But that's clearly not how the EU sees the situation.
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Not judging by the ghosts he sees all the time.
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Schuld also sees scope for innovation on the software side.
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But sadly, that's not the life she sees for herself.
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I assume that everybody sees him the way I do.
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" C.M.D.: "And that the family sees her as a vessel.
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Many in the public sees Trump for who he is.
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One that still sees older people as users worth delighting.
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It sees the exercises as a threat to its borders.
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"I'm not sure that O'Zell sees me differently," she says.
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Perhaps, this scene suggests, Elena sees her all the time.
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He's a dog being wagged by whatever he sees online.
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When the main group sees rain, they run for shelter.
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He sees this as an area that CloudRail could exploit.
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He sees a shift of that scale taking place now.
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Mr Uribe sees the FARC as "narcoterrorists" deserving of jail.
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" The president continued, "He sees that stuff, and he's smart.
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It sees the entire city as its eternal, indivisible capital.
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I also believe a younger generation sees the issue differently.
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Cramer sees bright spots that the worst may be over.
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Nobody is perfect, but High Maintenance sees everyone's good side.
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Betty sees that Alice is going through a hard time.
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He sees a solution to turn around the stock price.
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As Boockvar sees it, it's just a matter of when.
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It now sees earnings between $8.95 to $9.35 per share.
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Airbnb Experiences sees 1.5 million bookings a year, Chesky said.
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It also sees Snapchat break one of its cardinal rules.
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He sees himself as the guardian of his mentor's "revolution".
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Lang also sees expansion on the charts, the host added.
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Today he sees no difference between figurative and monochromatic work.
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Mike Schroepfer knows a dank nug when he sees one.
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And he sees his testimony as driven by moral necessity.
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Anybody who sees plastic here will not buy plastic later.
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Jim Cramer sees an intense love affair with value stocks.
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He's lost his inspiration... and then he sees Yuri's video.
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Aly Raisman knows a hollow statement when she sees one.
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That is not the way the Fed sees it, unfortunately.
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Libra sees both sides; Gemini tries to be both sides.
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The second season sees the first's topics and raises them.
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On a typical day, the park sees about 60 visitors.
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Chief Executive Jan Carlson sees more rapid progress by 22014.
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When Sansa first sees her brother, she's overwhelmed with emotion.
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She even edits her text once she sees the images.
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He sees tattoos as a fun way to express himself.
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It sees agricultural development as a way to build legitimacy.
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Hopefully it'll be the one thing he never sees coming.
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When she sees the Brienne fight, however, that falls away.
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Chuy perks up when he sees Poye, his old friend.
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"I don't even think she sees [my posts]!" he laughs.
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The opposition Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn sees things differently.
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He sees Buttigieg's candidacy as an opportunity to confront that.
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Cordero said he sees things differently than Sharpton and Brown.
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And as he sees it, that requires talking about population.
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He sees it as a way of addressing social issues.
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Analyst Christopher Agnew of MKM Partners sees Hertz's outlook improving.
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That's what he sees in me — I don't see that.
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And when she sees the innocent villagers, she feels guilty.
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Coop, knowing a shoddy deal when he sees one, declines.
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He sees the impeachment effort as undermining other important business.
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Fitch sees an upgrade as unlikely in the near term.
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Dr. Brenner sees Elle escaping and the vans gives chase.
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The same spirit that sees slave plantations as romantic venues.
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The same pattern holds when growth sees a cyclical upturn.
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Alexa not only hears you, it sees you as well.
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The left sees it as a revolution against Macron's neoliberalism.
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That is not quite the way that Taiwan sees it.
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Roche's path sees Geralt making Henselt's invading army more efficient.
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As Lohmeyer sees it, this partnership is good for everyone.
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I'm not the only one who sees this growing obsession.
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Samsung, though, knows a good idea when it sees it.
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Now, it is what everybody sees on the internet today.
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Jessica Chastain knows a strong woman when she sees one.
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Fortunately, Ogita now sees the beauty of the pole crash.
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However, not everyone sees signs that stealth tapering has begun.
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Bruzzo sees the potential for commercial real estate as exponential.
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Based on the charts, Gordon sees the stock going higher.
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Graham did not detail the path he sees to victory.
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The team sees three kinds of cryptocurrencies in the future.
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Mr Xi sees Mao's legacy as being under similar assault.
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Reflecting on the national Jewish experience, she sees psychic damage.
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Luke sees Shameek and Shades come through the back entrance.
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She turns and sees 2 black males who demand property.
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What will be new is who sees it, and how.
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Ultimately, Norris sees more reasons to be hopeful than not.
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Today sees the launch of Hidden Folks on Nintendo's tablet.
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She also gets nostalgic when she sees herself on screen.
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Chrissy Teigen is just calling it like she sees it.
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He already sees the Russian president as a kindred spirit.
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The difference is that Chuck sees the people he's hurting.
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To witness everything, especially the things no one else sees.
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Nevertheless NATO sees generals it trusted in the dock. Gen.
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Similarly, Lebenthal sees the June meeting as a balancing act.
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It's a model that CEO Steve Cottam sees going global.
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Looking to the side he sees an army truck arriving.
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David Goldbloom of the University of Toronto sees things differently.
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StackShare sees an opportunity in between other large developer platforms.
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Unsurprisingly, Yahoo itself sees the deal as a great move.
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Morgan Evans knows a good thing when he sees it.
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The firm said it sees limited upside at current valuations.
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Go deeper: Retail spending sees biggest monthly drop since 2009
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AMERICA'S PRESIDENT knows a catchy number when he sees one.
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On the other hand, he never actually sees her cat.
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She sees potential in the acquisition of Time Warner Cable.
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" Variety said the film "sees right through his hate games.
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With crude at the lows in August, Ciana sees trouble.
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Facebook's core business is maturing, as its boss clearly sees.
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Turing sees Nvidia introduce new Tensor cores and RT cores.
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At home, Maeve examines her abdomen, but sees no scar.
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Cramer sees the same roller coaster ride over and over.
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"I don't know what he sees in me," you blurt.
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Jupiter sees strong opportunities for fishless fish across the globe.
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Thee Oh Sees were my favorite act of the weekend.
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Analyst Eric Wasserstrom also sees the bank's shares as cheap.
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The organization change emphasizes just how important Facebook sees Marketplace.
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Will it honk when it sees someone getting road head?
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I can see when they're doing it — everyone sees them.
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He now sees opportunity in this next generation of biotechnology.
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Angle sees signs of hope for Democrats in those figures.
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"; "why does Charlize want to f*ck everything she sees?
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Alternatively, Thornhill sees other potential future plans for the company.
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JULY 353th sees the opening of the Farnborough air show.
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The same article sees Myhrvold responding to those Valley critics.
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But she sees Tony as a path of least resistance.
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Boden also sees banks racing to catch up with Starling.
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In Nirmala, Anita sees what Maya could be one day.
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And he sees himself as a virus in those dreams.
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Young Nell sees a woman called the bent neck lady.
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No one else ever sees most of your camera roll.
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Sherman sees his defensive squad in much the same way.
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However, he sees oil averaging $40 in the fourth quarter.
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Trump sees something in Pence that he lacks and needs.
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" He added, "Marc sees this company in a different light.
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Four days a week, Bonnie sees clients from 9 a.m.
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Thiel also sees the selloff in emerging markets as "overdone".
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America sees them as crucial to security in the area.
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Neither agent sees the horns retracting into his fleshy neck.
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" The president continued: "He sees that stuff, and he's smart.
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For 2018, it sees inflation slowing further to 3.4 percent.
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One never sees a hero enjoying a freshly boiled egg.
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As for telecom, Lutts sees stiff competition from disruptive technologies.
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Converus sees no problem with this kind of institutional bias.
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Cardinals manager Mike Matheny is impressed by what he sees.
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Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald sees no reprieve just yet.
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Tamir looks to his left and sees a police car.
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When he sees the puck, he's going to stop it.
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" Me: ***sees why Eminem is trending**"Nicki Minaj and EMINEM???!
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The way he sees it, the statistics speak for themselves.
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Jonas sees no one, and everything is broken down, overgrown.
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He sees humanity's move to space as the only option.
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It could be months before the case sees a ruling.
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Rafael sees Monica's charisma and talent reflected in his granddaughter.
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" As May sees it, "It's more of a co-driver.
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Bannon's economic nationalism sees China has as a singular threat.
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But he sees worrying signs of a classic investment mania.
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And naturally, it streams everything it sees in HD video.
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Over the next 12 months, Lebenthal sees bright spots emerging.
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This new round sees those loose ends tidied up nicely.
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It sees electric vehicle sales hitting 1.6 million this year.
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She still sees her son, and some of her siblings.
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Instead, she sees the whole situation as one big laugh.
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Inside the car, a screen shows what the car sees.
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With Vista Outdoor, Hogan sees a boost from new firearms.
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The clip also sees the pair repeating the number five.
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Friday sees the release of June gross domestic product data.
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He sees Jack on a ladder, cleaning the cabin's gutters.
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As Trump sees it, Putin has Made Russia Great Again.
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Megan Mullally knows a good mustache when she sees one.
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Cuban also sees artificial intelligence as having a big future.
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Robert Downey Jr. knows a hit when he sees one.
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As with human players, AlphaStar sees using the camera view.
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The state of Texas just sees them as serial killers.
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Brendan — who has superpowers of observation — immediately sees through it.
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The company sees it expanding its retail and marketing presence.
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But one of your friends sees you and cringes hard.
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Levatich, however, sees no alternative to the current ownership structure.
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"Everyone sees things through their partisan lens," one lawmaker said.
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He drops it into his mouth before his boss sees.
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Typically, the mountain observatory sees snow through at least June.
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He sees no circumstance in which he would switch candidates.
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Beijing sees U.S. actions as efforts to contain its development.
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Jefferies sees potential peak sales of $1.3 billion by 2025.
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The medical device industry also sees a need for caution.
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Every time he sees something, he reports it to Roblox.
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He sees a big opportunity in developing the region's infrastructure.
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He sees Sky, his former friend, walking down the hallway.
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The company also sees group net debt as of Sept.
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Fake is not the only one who sees the problem.
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If Google is Goliath then Qwant sees itself as David.
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The Treasury Department sees two big flaws in Collyer's reasoning.
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Walker, for his part, sees different concerns with his creations.
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He's so cool about it ... and sees a silver lining.
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"One sees that Trump may offer possible alternatives," Petry said.
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She knows "a special project cat" when she sees one.
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Germany sees the issue through the same lens, Haber said.
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The experience completely changed the way she sees the world.
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Here one sees beneath the jaded stucco surface of power.
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Paulsen said already he sees signs that this is happening.
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Jerry Coyne knows a good protest when he sees one.
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Skip says it sees seven rides per day per scooter.
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Down the road, Maramoja sees itself expanding into additional markets.
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Norman Osborn [the Green Goblin] sees himself as the hero.
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But Trump sees himself that way to an absolute extreme.
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It's the battery that sees the other big change here.
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Citi, among the most upbeat, sees prices rebounding from March.
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The other one sees another 25 basis points (bps) hike.
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Today sees the launch of Really Bad Chess on iOS.
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This sees lenders compete to offer the most suitable credit.
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Just what that potential Ford sees here isn't exactly clear.
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However, Rachel won't believe they've drowned until she sees it.
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In addition, the company sees a big opportunity in international.
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Bigurl sees he's not focusing and gives him a chime.
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Musaad sees "No Diamonds" as a lesson to these teens.
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She sees a trail of blood leading to a closet.
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Mo Fiorina, a political scientist at Stanford, sees it differently.
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Mr Ryan sees the welfare system as a sprawling mess.
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What happens if that person sees me as a threat?
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Let her enjoy her body any way she sees fit.
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Greece sees its economy growing by 2.1 percent this year.
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" Meanwhile, he sees directing as something that still "excites me.
|
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For now, KKR's Shanley sees other uses for the money.
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But he sees light at the end of the tunnel.
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Who sees the sun set without a sense of unease.
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More than anything, he sees a city that is free.
|
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Zankel Hall, meanwhile, typically sees performances somewhere in the middle.
|
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As he sees it, the threat of exposure has taken
|
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But Lu sees Stadium Goods as complementary to its model.
|
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Smartsheet sees this native integration through a broad enterprise lens.
|
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Clearly, Aravena sees himself as the man in the middle.
|
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Every time he sees it now he's like, 'Mom look!
|
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He sees its growth very pragmatically as just good business.
|
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A man looks up and sees his wife, expresses delight.
|
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But Mr. Nesmith sees his clients as a possible exception.
|
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Furnari sees drivers benefiting from a more robust, public company.
|
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What the establishment sees: A guy with no clear ideology.
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What the establishment sees: An extreme view on illegal immigration.
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He also sees an additional psychiatrist and takes three drugs.
|
|
Bill Walker sees a mix of all three as necessary.
|
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Like Trump, Kim also sees the world in Hobbesian terms.
|
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He sees us a whole people, as a whole country.
|
|
Surely Trump sees his tenure in this light as well.
|
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The moment he sees Alex, Paul snaps his wife's neck.
|
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It sees itself making a product akin to an iPhone.
|
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China's social networking extends far beyond what the public sees.
|
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But Molina sees more room for his company to grow.
|
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Decker travels with her, but she sees little of him.
|
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"Whatever data DDB sees, we can see too," said Wardynski.
|
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And he sees Trump as an ally in that effort.
|
|
But Hager only sees one winner should they fight again.
|
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AS) sees a merger with German peer Delivery Hero (DHER.
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When exchanging information, the person sees that you're a doctor.
|
|
And one top technician sees an even bigger breakout ahead.
|
|
Management still sees issues with demand and volatile markets too.
|
|
Our tech columnist Farhad Manjoo sees a dearth of dazzle.
|
|
He sees tough action on trade as a political winner.
|
|
Whatever she sees from inside the car looks completely different.
|
|
He sees them as objects in his field of vision.
|
|
But where others see looming chaos, this president sees opportunity.
|
|
In the summer months, Thule sees 24 hours of sunlight.
|
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Maley sees a similar lasting rise in shares of Salesforce.com.
|
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Bolsonaro sees his legitimacy as rooted in his military experience.
|
|
Where Gonzalez is boasting fresh eyes, Palacios just sees inexperience.
|
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But Ryan, cosplaying Ronald Reagan's sunny optimism, sees only success.
|
|
But Pyongyang sees any US military exercises as a threat.
|
|
Peters sees WeWork's struggles as separate from proptech's larger challenge.
|
|
With the clients Chong sees, this is usually a breakup.
|
|
When Randall sees that his brother has died, he's furious.
|
|
Her crew fundamentally sees her as Quinn's messy right hand.
|
|
Here's what Trump sees when he opens his Twitter feed:
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The viewer sees what he or she wants to see.
|
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Then he sees that our bookshelves are not well organized.
|
|
Johnny sees them as they wait for the same dealer.
|
|
And he sees it rewarding investors for years to come.
|
|
However, this is not how the transgender community sees it.
|
|
It is unclear whether Francis sees himself in this light.
|
|
So to increase vaccination rates, Brewer sees three possible approaches.
|
|
But Lee sees something else attractive about telecom: dividend yields.
|
|
He sees in the polls that it may be working.
|
|
Mr. Shan, however, also sees a "good economy" in China.
|
|
It sees its economy growing by 2.5 percent this year.
|
|
Denis sees no need for a monster with dripping jaws.
|
|
Still, Harris sees stickiness to the cost of moving money.
|
|
This isn't just how Putin sees [insert U.S. president here].
|
|
She sees the character as an expression of her duality.
|
|
Once the panic settles, Cramer sees several reasons to buy.
|
|
And where there is irrationality, he also sees ample opportunity.
|
|
He sees a lot of things going on out there.
|
|
But Bialick sees a bigger business opportunity from this feature.
|
|
CVA sees an opportunity to move towards their privatization goal.
|
|
Clearly, Moscow sees nuclear weapons as usable instruments of war.
|
|
The government sees GDP growth this year at 2.7 percent.
|
|
From the moment someone sees me, they know I'm fun.
|
|
She sees a similar reluctance to discuss partying on campus.
|
|
Catlike Trish sees Jessica and nods with prolonged eye contact.
|
|
Samsung sees Q1 profit plummet 60% And then Japan interceded.
|
|
And he can edit it any way he sees fit.
|
|
Whether it sees the light of day... who can say.
|
|
Now, his supermarket sees four or five customers a day.
|
|
Yet looking forward, he sees the market running into resistance.
|
|
It has said it sees synergies between the two groups.
|
|
Yet I don't think he sees himself as a whiner.
|
|
The area normally sees about 61 inches in that time.
|
|
" Mr. Beck sees it differently, calling Mr. Trump "a clown.
|
|
If he sees a weakness, he will pounce on it.
|
|
Finally, the WHO sees too few oral antibiotics being developed.
|
|
Half the country sees the other half as upside down.
|
|
Height Capital sees a 20213% chance of Proposition 112 passing.
|
|
It currently sees the economy growing 3 percent this year.
|
|
For a minute, Seunggil sees a different vision of future.
|
|
The artists formerly known as Thee Oh Sees are returned.
|
|
Lenovo knows a good smart assistant when it sees one.
|
|
And it sees The Men expand their horizons even further.
|
|
Episode five of "Kings of the Underground" sees AFC vs.
|
|
Systrom sees the steep learning curve as a differentiator, though.
|
|
But not everyone sees this move in a positive light.
|
|
As Japhet stressed, MyHeritage sees itself as a tech company.
|
|
Lake said JPMorgan sees good economic conditions continuing in 2018.
|
|
The camera sees your hands in relation to the car.
|
|
He sees a lot of the father in the son.
|
|
Even bigger than the salary gap that sees women earn $.
|
|
IS Defense just reimagines them as the xenophobe sees them.
|
|
It currently sees GDP growth this year at 2.6 percent.
|
|
Yet, Franck sees a more important metaphor in the carapace.
|
|
Hamilton Powell sees the flood of SuperFakes almost every day.
|
|
Neoliberalism sees competition as the defining characteristic of human relations.
|
|
The group sees magic as a framework for political change.
|
|
The psychic sees a lot of negative energy surrounding him.
|
|
"Everything he sees — and doesn't see — right now, he's stopping."
|
|
Jaws sees other voids to cross and drops to survive.
|
|
If he sees a pigeon or seagull, he attacks it.
|
|
My editor, an American, told me he sees kittens instead.
|
|
Shelbi sees a more complicated reason for the videos' success.
|
|
Emi Nurjasmi of the Indonesian midwives' association sees things differently.
|
|
Ray Dalio sees 'serious problems' stemming from the next recession.
|
|
The towering landmark sees nearly 2 million visitors every year.
|
|
But Fox sees Disney's bid as superior, sources told CNBC.
|
|
Wilson also sees this fight as a free speech issue.
|
|
Joe Terranova sees no signs of the stock slowing down.
|
|
Chan also sees the need for more discussions around ethics.
|
|
Jesse drops $125,000 on Ed's counter when he sees him.
|
|
Eurofer sees consumption growth dipping to 1.4 percent in 2019.
|
|
And then Marianne leaves, and Héloïse never sees her again.
|
|
She also sees fewer people at the park this morning.
|
|
Now, he sees a fresh opportunity to push his message.
|
|
She's just telling what's real out there that she sees.
|
|
"In New York everyone sees everything and nothing," she said.
|
|
But that is not how soccer the business sees it.
|
|
Roman Zobnin sees an opening and takes it from midrange.
|
|
They feel he sees them because of his own tragedies.
|
|
Sure, he sees the country as an ally against Iran.
|
|
She said the defections she sees now are historically unique.
|
|
Tyrion appears horrified at what he sees in the city.
|
|
Instantly we bonded over our "love" for Thee Oh Sees.
|
|
A typical emergency room doctor sees three patients every hour.
|
|
He's still in lockup until he sees a judge Friday.
|
|
Israel sees other reasons for the Arab powers to attend.
|
|
Wholefoods says it sees "no reason" to countersue for defamation.
|
|
He is a perfectionist, while she sees the big picture.
|
|
A team of investigators sees its unorthodox methods proven sound.
|
|
He's going to run this the way he sees fit.
|
|
He sees the boom as part of a global apocalypse.
|
|
He sees huge opportunity if Britain's status can be resolved.
|
|
Still, Mr. Piza sees Axon's moratorium as an important step.
|
|
He sees only financial equations he might balance, and woof.
|
|
The IRGC sees Western influence as the revolution's fiercest challenge.
|
|
He chafed at what he sees as a double standard.
|
|
Shiffrin sees other, less obvious benefits to Ledecka's dual track.
|
|
And then Barry sees all the taekwondo trophies Ronny has.
|
|
What environmentalists see as trouble, the government sees as progress.
|
|
Here are the four he sees as the highest priorities.
|
|
But he sees modern Democrats as detached from common folk.
|
|
Saudi Arabia sees proselytizing as a form of soft power.
|
|
D'Agata sees facts as a delightful collage assembled around meaning.
|
|
The average American, said Mr. Shetty, sees glitter every day.
|
|
But Ms. Hope said she already sees the chemistry shifting.
|
|
He certainly sees the opioid epidemic as a media opportunity.
|
|
Now, he said, he often sees as many as three.
|
|
Each sees connecting online as key to the good life.
|
|
In politics, though, Pincus sees a similarly — needlessly — complex game.
|
|
I couldn't stop thinking, What if someone sees me here?
|
|
This isn't just how Putin sees [insert US president here].
|
|
"He sees it all as an adventure," Mr. Agnifilo said.
|
|
Fabiana Fedeli at Robeco sees the latest moves as tactical.
|
|
Kathy Iandoli actually does cry when she sees cute puppies.
|
|
Let's dig into how he sees the market shaking out.
|
|
Sometimes Rom sees moose, otters, timber wolves or black bears.
|
|
If it sees you watching, it may forgo an attack.
|
|
But he sees Watershed as a boon to the community.
|
|
Just about everyone who sees them falls for Nigeria's jerseys.
|
|
BPAS sees 100,000 women per year for reproductive healthcare services.
|
|
As for Kimbrel, he sees no reason for a trim.
|
|
Mr. Ducey sees education in Arizona as a competitive marketplace.
|
|
But he sees it as a temporary — albeit severe —setback.
|
|
God sees your heart and knows how amazing you are.
|
|
Nair definitely sees the company going public at some point.
|
|
And the rest of the world sees it as food.
|
|
He quickly sees Oyeneyin has a gun in his hand.
|
|
He really genuinely sees the world in a different way.
|
|
But I recognize that not everyone sees it this way.
|
|
The senator said she sees no inconsistencies in her views.
|
|
She sees John F. Kennedy, rightly, as a conservative Democrat.
|
|
Is he vain enough to kill anyone who sees this?
|
|
We need a president who sees us, who understands us.
|
|
Zdenek sees unused potential in the text of captions themselves.
|
|
Shulkin sees his primary mission as reestablishing trust among veterans.
|
|
But Ms. Lipitz knows good theater when she sees it.
|
|
Mr. Trump, he said, sees no need to hide it.
|
|
The seventh season sees the couple transitioning into empty nesters.
|
|
Mr. Harriel sees those numbers as indicators of hidden promise.
|
|
America detests Kim; China dislikes him but sees his uses.
|
|
He sees patterns in numbers but not humanity in people.
|
|
He also sees that she has some OxyContin on hand.
|
|
Almost every time, he first sees tributes others have left.
|
|
The center sees about 10 patients on a typical day.
|
|
This is, obviously, not how the American government sees it.
|
|
The manager sees strong tailwinds including massive enterprise replacement opportunities.
|
|
Despite that, the company sees lots of room to grow.
|
|
The company sees itself as the Charles Schwab of Brazil.
|
|
But the Davos crowd also sees it as good business.
|
|
She sees the issue as a matter of personal freedom.
|
|
The only person who sees this side are his victims.
|
|
" What Fitbit doesn't say: "Google sees you when you're sleeping.
|
|
The central government sees bitcoin as a source of risk.
|
|
China sees it as a way to power their economy.
|
|
He sees them as closely related to our own lineage.
|
|
But Christie sees the recent win by new Alabama Sen.
|
|
Shafiroff sees publicity as a tool for advancing her causes.
|
|
It sees its biggest growth opportunity in the United States.
|
|
And Pruett sees weaknesses in the conservative hold over Idaho.
|
|
And her aunt, 90 miles away, sees him every month.
|
|
He sees another rupture — or two or three — this year.
|
|
"I don't think Trump sees beyond his nose," Malinowski said.
|
|
OPEC sees the market rebalancing by the end of 2017.
|
|
But Putin sees Belarus as a prize worth fighting for.
|
|
Zigmond, like many people, sees sickness in contemporary working culture.
|
|
It sees growth prospects in work permits and driver licenses.
|
|
As if he sees you and doesn't all at once.
|
|
But now, a decade later, Chen sees it much differently:.
|
|
The officer sees me and speaks again into his mic.
|
|
Delaney also sees "weaker fundamentals" for the flash memory market.
|
|
The document sees annual inflation at 3.5 percent next year.
|
|
The Karate Master sees the Robber and runs toward him.
|
|
He sees Penelope in the cafeteria, and he is captivated.
|
|
Where others see a challenge, Mr. Aoun sees an opportunity.
|
|
He sees benefits in departing from the traditional adversarial model.
|
|
" Now, however, he sees it differently: "I was numbing myself.
|
|
As for Oscar, he is ambivalent about what he sees.
|
|
As she approaches, she sees a Joey inside its pouch.
|
|
Frequently, it sees that many cases in a single night.
|
|
Everyone sees their own individual information on the same screen.
|
|
" "Trump clearly sees the Oval Office as his campaign office.
|
|
When someone sees a homeless person they call the police.
|
|
But Mr. Bannon sees not just a financial crisis unfolding.
|
|
Vox sees Spain's gender violence law as unfair to men.
|
|
She loves her apartment in Brooklyn but rarely sees it.
|
|
It is bare, but she sees something: herself, laying down.
|
|
Mike Bloomberg's campaign said on Tuesday that it sees Sen.
|
|
Currently, he sees about three or four clients a week.
|
|
Ravi Kumar, president at Infosys, sees it in similar terms.
|
|
It's not creative, it just sees the pattern, the odds.
|
|
It's the lens through which he sees the world. 31.
|
|
Twitter says it sees itself as fundamentally different than Facebook.
|
|
She sees herself in the students in Florida demanding action.
|
|
So he sees no point in playing until it's fixed.
|
|
The milk processor, however, still sees a rosy future ahead.
|
|
Bernstein sees signs of a turnaround in another data set.
|
|
Beyond that, she sees herself as an alternative role model.
|
|
Nundy said she sees marital rape as a consent issue.
|
|
He sees himself as the enabler of the President's agenda.
|
|
"She writes it how she sees it," Ms. McCourt said.
|
|
The company also sees revenues growing by 8% to 10%.
|
|
Reading Samet's anthology, one sees how starkly perspectival leadership is.
|
|
And Kennedy isn't the only one who sees opportunity there.
|
|
Sands sees the investment as a boon to Constellation's shareholders.
|
|
She sees her mother, and later herself, in her cases.
|
|
David Rosenberg sees cracks in the longest bull market ever.
|
|
Billionaire investor Sam Zell also sees "irrational exuberance" in stocks.
|
|
I hope Mr. Trump is a pragmatist and sees that.
|
|
The revolutionary sees the radiant future, and it electrifies him.
|
|
The key, as she sees it, is making it relevant.
|
|
Gorman sees another problem with too many people having insurance.
|
|
And he clearly sees something of himself in the youngster.
|
|
The Fed sees another two rate hikes by year end.
|
|
The outside world just sees you connecting to your VPN.
|
|
Specifically, Paulsen sees this chart as indicative of what's ahead.
|
|
Arjun Bhatia, an analyst at William Blair, sees less risk.
|
|
He apparently sees little value in meaningful diplomacy and negotiation.
|
|
One only ever sees the impact one's own unit makes.
|
|
I think the establishment sees the writing on the wall.
|
|
Instead, he sees Apple still in a position of strength.
|
|
Cheniere sees 85033 percent of its LNG exports to Europe.
|
|
The officer sees this couple entirely differently than we do.
|
|
She sees about 30 trail hikers every Saturday, she says.
|
|
In 2020, it sees growth recovering slightly, to 1.7 percent.
|
|
It sees 3.063 earnings of $12.25 to $12.55 per share.
|
|
Nature doesn't hear our words, it only sees our actions.
|
|
It's how he sees his work as a filmmaker too.
|
|
When she looks at the Parkland students, she sees hope.
|
|
He sees women and nonwhite immigrants as less than human.
|
|
But he sees the trend higher as ultimately more powerful.
|
|
Lores sees this project as an affirmation of his business.
|
|
However, Katz also sees a rockier path ahead for stocks.
|
|
He now sees income at $1.53 billion for the year.
|
|
Torrejon says she sees the impact of the Girls Inc.
|
|
The great thing is, that's not what the client sees.
|
|
Bermuda rarely sees storms as big and powerful as Humberto.
|
|
Anybody who sees themselves in it, they can do it.
|
|
But he also sees the potential positive in higher pay.
|
|
Searls sees these moves as a response to consumer demand.
|
|
The only foreign leader he sees regularly is Mr. Orban.
|
|
He sees his opponents as dishonest, deserving of constant disparagement.
|
|
Kupor said he sees big opportunities in enterprise software companies.
|
|
Each party sees as preventing it from accessing the market.
|
|
Mr. Lyons sees it, however, as a quintessentially British show.
|
|
California sees the waiver as an important states' rights battle.
|
|
The actress sees her birthdays as markers of good health.
|
|
Gore sees advantages to keeping production in the United States.
|
|
The eagle is perched on a crag; he sees all.
|
|
Orloff sees his second career as good for his first.
|
|
Our National desk sees a high likelihood of a runoff.
|
|
Surveying the American presidency, Skowronek sees politics unfolding in cycles.
|
|
But China sees enemies abroad as well as at home.
|
|
WORDPLAY Byron Walden's puzzle sees the universal, with some humor.
|
|
When Vanessa sees Strane shove her dog off the couch.
|
|
He sees an economic contraction of 3.5% in that period.
|
|
He sees two big problems at the root of democracies.
|
|
It's how you present yourself, how the world sees you.
|
|
Whatever she sees in that brightness, its presence vivifies her.
|
|
Am I the only one who sees it this way?
|
|
And she believes in him, sees the good as well.
|
|
He sees Paul Ryan especially as somebody to take down.
|
|
Mr. Matczak, for one, says he sees dark days ahead.
|
|
"He sees us as powerful and competent," Mr. Feldman said.
|
|
Still, Mr. de Blasio sees the full rollout as inevitable.
|
|
This is pretty much how the whole world sees you.
|
|
He sees the country changing, and wonders where it's headed.
|
|
Today she sees a way of life she cherishes eroding.
|
|
He also sees that maintained status quo translating into growth.
|
|
As he sees it, his faith is intertwined with ballet.
|
|
He sees people talking back to him and his proxies.
|
|
Using his torch light, Llacko sees past my poker face.
|
|
He sees L.G.B.T.Q. millennials, on the whole, struggling with this.
|
|
A majority of the country sees it at 7 p.m.
|
|
It's time to change the way America sees its veterans.
|
|
When somebody sees you and recognizes you it's really weird.
|
|
God sees me, and I have to control my hunger.
|
|
The first is the one everyone mostly sees on television.
|
|
CBS sees good reason to worry about Redstone replacing directors.
|
|
One sees young women in a variety of fashionable headscarves.
|
|
I think everyone sees this possibility as being so close.
|
|
" Instead, she sees her international friends as her "'support group.
|
|
She sees the pictures that Isabel posts, nights out partying.
|
|
Sometimes she sees patients in her own home after work.
|
|
I think Trump sees Putin as a kind of soulmate.
|
|
Strother adds Cuellar sees no reason to change tactics now.
|
|
Here is some evidence of how the public sees it.
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Q1 2016 * Sees Q2 sales $25.4 million; sees Q0.663 earnings per share $0.17 * Sees FY 2017 sales $100.5 million; sees FY earnings per share $0.70 * Q1 earnings per share view $0.13, revenue view $23.5 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q2 earnings per share view $0.17, revenue view $25.0 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * FY2017 earnings per share view $0.66, revenue view $99.0 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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February 2015: Brazil sees first cases of Zika but doesn't know what it is From February through April, Brazil sees 7,000 cases of a mild viral reaction, characterized by rash, fever and red eyes.
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He sees advantages to working alone because he knows exactly what he wants to do and he doesn't have to coordinate the team, which as he sees it, could add stress to the exercise.
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"The Fed still sees a solid underpinning for the economy based on the numbers and still sees the viability of two rate hikes next year," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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February 2015: Brazil sees first cases of Zika but doesn't know what it is From February through April, Brazil sees 7,000 cases of a mild viral reaction characterized by rash, fever and red eyes.
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Similarly, Kim sees that the non-nuclear Taliban government of Afghanistan was overthrown in an attack led by the U.S. and sees that American forces killed Taliban-allied Al Qaeda leader Usama bin Laden.
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Bobby as a character sees Vonnie not as a person but a vessel for his own securities, but Allen is so slack with Bobby's story that you're not entirely sure Allen always sees that.
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Shell, which has been producing oil since 1907, sees the oil demand peaking as early as the end of the next decade, while its London-based peer BP sees it coming a decade later.
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He explains that there are big action scenes where the viewer sees everything from a dramatic angle, but that there are also "voyeuristic" moments in comics, where the viewer only sees slices of information.
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In the coming years, the Kremlin will continue to pursue what it sees as its rightful interests in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere in whatever way it sees fit and no matter what others think.
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This series sees him reeling from that loss (no more flying around, no more lightning), and this issue, specifically, sees the god of thunder confront a thief and begin to track down another hammer.
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Anyone who sees Kirstjen Nielsen at dinner, anyone who sees anyone who works at DHS and ICE at dinner can confront them like this, and that's what we hope this will inspire people to do.
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So the problem is Trump sees it -- it doesn&apost matter how many different ways his advisors talk to him about the issue, he sees it through the prison of him, himself and his election.
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Like many in Israel's right wing, park director Eleazar Zila (ph) sees a golden opportunity with President Donald Trump who he sees as more sympathetic to Israeli settlements and Am Yisrael, the people of Israel.
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If a florist (which sees plenty of its business on Mother's Day) sees value in letting consumers opt out of Mother's Day messaging, surely other companies can brainstorm ways to better target their customers, too.
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We worked to develop the "social model", which sees disabled people's experiences as defined by societal attitudes towards disability, as opposed to the "medical model", which sees us primarily through the lens of our conditions.
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When it sees you leaving the house, it'll be able to set Nest's Thermostat to its "away" mode, and when it sees you coming back, it'll be able to start warming things up for you.
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She sees me coming in here, she sees someone else sitting in the chair that used to belong to her husband, and she's here every day, working, worried about assisting you in every way possible.
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She sees the S&P ending the year at 2,2.753, from its current level at 2,716, and Arone also sees it a few percent higher, but some analysts see the S&P well above 3,000.
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On Monday's "Halftime Report" Lebenthal said he "sees value" in the sector but that the yield curve needs to steepen before the sector can move higher, which he sees happening once trade issues are resolved.
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When a student sees a disturbing post on social media by a classmate, for example, or a teacher sees a student suddenly withdrawing from schoolwork, those behaviors can be reported to a threat assessment team.
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In recent days, he has told associates he sees little upside to what he considers needless fights with Russia, and he has long said he sees potential in maintaining a working relationship with Mr. Putin.
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And a revealing reminder that Trump not only sees absolutely everything through the lens of himself first, second and last, but also that the way he sees himself is as the unfairly maligned victim. Always.
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The way a Wife like Serena Joy sees Handmaids versus how Handmaids understand and resent their role illustrates the frightening gap between perception and reality, how one group sees progress at the expense of another.
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Clayton sees what all of us see: a potential investment crisis.
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They ask what role she sees for them in the future.
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Dr. Portier, who left the C.D.C. in 2013, sees it differently.
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Adobe sees an uptick in illicit streaming before major sporting events.
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He sees no conflict between this and support for Mr Trump.
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Well, Simon sees Amazon's Spark, and raises its customers one better.
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Elizabeth sees the world in black and white, good and bad.
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If anyone sees her or knows anything please let us know.
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He says he sees the same process happen with conspiracy theories.
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Audible sees it as a natural extension of its existing brand.
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My friend sees six shooting stars but I only see one.
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This season sees Luke dealing with the aftermath of his heroism.
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One technician now sees signs that a bounce could be coming.
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Maybe it's the usual hype that Bitcoin sees around Christmas time.
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When Polly Verity looks at piece of paper, she sees potential.
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CRU Group's Hawkes sees a modest deficit of about 6003,2600 tonnes.
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It also sees the potential for significant capital returns to shareholders.
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But she also sees that as a first incremental, achievable step.
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Luckock also sees a crunch coming due to short cycle investment.
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What's incredible about Patrick is he sees his antics as endearing.
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Elizabeth Wydra of the progressive Constitutional Accountability Center sees things differently.
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Click here to find out if someone sees your text messages .
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Kuhn sees this diversity by stealth as part of Chew's appeal.
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She sees no such nuance in his votes on gun violence.
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Facebook has a lot of power over who sees the news.
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Despite all this, she constantly sees location-based ads on Facebook.
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Prince sees the playing field of DDoS attacks as fundamentally uneven.
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Townsend sees industry diversification as a contributing positive factor, among others.
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But Player B soon sees the folly in this strategy profile.
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Now, he sees it filtering into their buying and selling decisions.
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If Trump sees this, what do you hope his response is?
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I hope he sees the light of day and comes forward.
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Brown, for his part, sees "unlimited growth" potential for his company.
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He sees growth potential as demand may begin to pick up.
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Still, as she sees it, it's all part of the job.
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On an average day, this crisis line sees about 2503,2250 texters.
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He sees the potential of the Steakager and makes an offer.
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" But she also sees the loss of Hillary Clinton as "galvanizing.
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She also sees satirical bills as carrying a message for liberals.
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Dan Smolen, an attorney representing Lee and Lorenzo, sees it differently.
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He sees strong economic fundamentals supporting earnings growth through next year.
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Despite the delays, Nomura sees Intel beginning to ramp 10nm production.
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Here's a look at how each of them sees the world.
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The average winter there sees close to 7 feet of flakes.
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Then Joe sees what's on Tablet, and he wants be alone.
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It sees a delay to the March 203 deadline as "inevitable".
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That's the solution Maurice Meehan sees as a key way forward.
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Israel sees Hezbollah as the biggest security threat on its borders.
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Hahn sees the Federal Reserve winding down its interest rate cycle.
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Looking back, Bunch sees her relationship with Rebecca as a gift.
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But now he sees the real practical effects of the court.
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In fact, right now he sees a bear market for stocks.
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Collectively, the Fed currently sees three rate hikes for next year.
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An early betrayal sees him suddenly questioning why he's even there.
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" Baral said he sees this "worst-case scenario" as "highly unlikely.
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Apple said it sees first-quarter revenue of $7.53 billion vs.
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Baruch said Monday that he sees the dollar index headed lower.
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Everyone that sees it is blown away by what we're doing.
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Profoundly religious, Ali increasingly sees his life in a spiritual context.
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Given her past, though, she probably sees things a little differently.
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" Forbes sees Harry following in her footsteps as a "cool dad.
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However, he now sees his past work in a different light.
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New York City-based image consultant Carol Davidson sees that, too.
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He sees openings and measures angles, counts nanoseconds and senses trouble.
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He's not pleased when he sees I only have almond milk.
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As soon as Nadia sees her younger self, she starts dying.
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It sees free cash flow of 1.6 billion euros for 2017.
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But one company sees the state's incessant wind as a utility.
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He either fights bands of white men when he sees them,
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The way the world sees you will undergo a major shift.
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Suddenly, it sees a pair of eyes glaring back at it.
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He sees HQ2 as potentially jumpstarting the labor market throughout Newark.
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He also sees the region's technology companies as unsung global leaders.
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Now we can just take it down before anyone sees it.
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He sees this as a huge victory for the White House.
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