It allowed people to look in, and it really made them overfamiliar to the public. |
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I look in the dining room, living room, family room, den, all the washrooms, but there's no one in sight. |
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Wherever I look in my mind I find accumulations of dust and festoons of cobwebs. |
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He stood there with a distant look in his eyes holding a radio in his hand that was spattering incomprehensible messages from his superiors. |
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We are very outgoing and we feel we're just beautiful, and then we look in the mirror and we're like, whoa! |
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Having been alone in a room for the better part of a year, I emerged into the world of festivals and bookshops with a wild look in my eyes. |
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She had a wild look in her eyes and her face was all twisted up in excitement. |
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It advocates that you need not run to a doctor for minor ailments, stop and look in your kitchen instead. |
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And Mulligan had gotten humiliated enough times when Victor wiped the floor with him to know that that look in someone's eyes meant trouble. |
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Holding onto the railing tightly, and feeling my heart flutter alarmingly at the unwavering look in his eyes, I stared back. |
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The hateful look in her blue eyes disappeared suddenly, replaced by one of respect and regretfulness, but only for an instant. |
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He constantly had a faraway look in his eyes as if he was in constant direct communication with the Almighty. |
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Have a look in the remainder bookshop and you'll find cheap reprints of the original texts. |
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Sometimes, though, I look in the mirror and I am quickly reminded that I am not so youthful after all. |
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With just four games remaining, City look in grave danger of re-capturing their unwanted yo-yo tag of recent years. |
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He took a last look in the mirror, fixed his tie, shot his cuffs and puffed out his chest. |
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Joann's customers were so fond of Kim's look in the film, they have even brought their pearls in to be restyled in that fashion. |
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I caught a look in his eyes as he glanced at me that was somewhere between annoyance and anger. |
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I am also going to look in detail at the approach I take to my pike fishing and the tackle and rigs that I use. |
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From the moment of life to the moment of death, he had the exact same look in his eyes, because he always kind of looked like death warmed over. |
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She caught sight of a road sign just as she turned to look in front of her. |
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A quick look in her Rolodex later, Chelsea punches in Danielle Nichols' cell phone number. |
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How exquisite she would look in the rope of garnet beads my mother gave me years ago for a birthday present. |
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I had a look in the mirror earlier, and, although you might not believe this, I was even whiter than usual. |
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Another moan of terror brings him out of his reverie and he casts a worried look in her direction. |
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She would ask one of their retired neighbors on the street, a woman, to look in on him every hour or so, if he wanted. |
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At the beginning of the year, we look in the mirror and see sags and wrinkles we would ignore in an Albanian or a Fiji islander. |
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She drove more slowly now, careful to look in the parked cars for anyone who might be watching, checking the tags for a government plate. |
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I still have about a stone of baby weight left to lose, I know it, and I see it when I look in the mirror. |
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His eyes were tearing, and she could see a wrecked, distressed look in them and could tell he wanted nothing more to do with this. |
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In rapper baggies, with a two day growth on his chin and a mean look in his eye, he gives the impression of a man who lives in a vodka ad. |
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Ten years of marauding the high seas had left him with a ruthless look in his gem-green eyes. |
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The ranger screwed up his courage and decided to look in on Father Goodwin. |
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It's also a virtuoso display of theatrical pyrotechnics, though acting, in the thespian sense, doesn't get much of a look in. |
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She saw that look in his eye, like he was afraid he'd done something wrong and was about to get the third degree for it. |
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The look in her eyes was the all-too-familiar one experienced just the night before which meant she was out for blood. |
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My fingers lingered on the smooth leaves etched into the metal as I turned to Adam with a questioning look in my eyes. |
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The downside to this top heavy parade of megastardom is that secondary characters barely get a look in. |
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The sheer look in her eyes caused him to lose his balance, letting the wall bear all of his weight for him. |
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There's also comfort for those tiring of the glass and aluminium cladding look in commercial buildings. |
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Alex turned sharply to look in their direction and Denise turned tomato red. |
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Then there is the classic, who aims for an understated look in camel, beige, cream and navy. |
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Fasten your three-point seatbelts in the Exige and the four-point belts in the Cup 240 and look in the mirrors. |
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I look in the cabinets, grab some tostadas, shred some chicken, and make some appetizers before dinner. |
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This result confirms sex-linked character of the importance of a mate's look in the long-term mating. |
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Michael kept staring at me a curious look in his eyes as to what my response was to all this information. |
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The last and only known portrait of the actor captures him as an intense, brooding young man, a distant, troubled look in his eyes. |
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Afraid to look in her direction now, he sat up slowly and turned his back toward her. |
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Tracy was looking for a new mobile phone, so whilst mooching round Carlisle yesterday we happened to look in the mobile shop. |
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With the declining health of sitcoms, television has had to look in new directions to reel in viewers. |
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It almost feels normal sitting in English class, except that there are the underclassmen who look in the doorway to look at me. |
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If the team underperforms, the coach must look in the mirror before he does anything else. |
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She could feel his grip on her slacken and saw the glassy look in his eyes. |
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Her voice then took on a remarkably deep tone as she stood there with a far away look in her eyes. |
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A few minutes later the girl's doctor walked in with an unpleasing look in his eyes. |
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His expression was neutral, but the look in his bottle green gaze was endearing. |
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Asgard had seen the accusing look in Terian's face and could not meet the familiar sapphire blue eyes that suddenly smoldered with hatred. |
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And the smile soon subsided to a slight sneer, as if she had seen that look in a million men's eyes before. |
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He has the looks of the Sixth Former and the body of a Greek Adonis with an innocent farm boy look in his eye. |
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But, like the misguided boy racer who thinks he's a great driver, does he ever look in his rear view mirror to see the wreckage he leaves behind? |
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Take one last look in your rear-view mirror at that muscle-bound, angular-featured SUV bully breathing down your neck. |
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Irish vocal and production talent, much sought-after in Europe, barely gets a look in these days. |
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You might recognize the vintage look in this jacket, thanks to the style, cut and fabric. |
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Nowadays they're just gone and nobody can find one, no matter how many spider holes they look in. |
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She glanced at the study door, caught the vulture look in Primus's eyes, and smiled sweetly. |
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It is usually caused by a squint in one eye, which means the eyes look in different directions. |
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Finally, how gorgeous do little girls look in candy-striped socks or tights? |
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She stole a look in Nathan's direction and met his eye, slightly tipping her head in James's direction. |
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The scene ends with a medium shot of Mr. Dennis casting a desiring look in the direction of Wanda off-screen. |
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When I fell into the preppy look in high school, my grandmother donned penny loafers and cardigans, too. |
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The security guard standing outside the door gave him an once-over, then took a good look in his eyes and reconsidered. |
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Save for a few healing scrapes and bruising, only the haunted look in his green eyes shows signs of his ordeal. |
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Other things get a look in too, for example castanets get clicked, fans get fluttered and shawls get twirled as well. |
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Those caveats aside, the study gives a provocative look at how one of the world's most rapidly developing regions may look in 20 years' time. |
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Not just the usual keyboards, guitars and mouth harp, but even the celeste gets a look in. |
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Just get a wide variety of styles and try everything on, and critique the look in the mirror. |
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Therefore, when Windows accesses this file the next time, it must look in multiple locations on your hard drive to retrieve the individual file. |
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The sound of her voice and the look in her eyes set his body aflame. |
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In Rwanda, as we watched the young fathers hold their babies, we saw a contented look in their eyes. |
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On these bad days, I step out of bed and look in the mirror at the bloat in my face. |
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When I travel and kids run up to me, all that the girls want to do is look in my purse and put on my lip glosses and chapsticks. |
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We must look in the mirror and not be afraid to confront the unconscionable reality that is Israel's military occupation. |
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Chancing a look in his direction, Eve observed that he was grinning. |
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Here is a brief listing of where to look in your telephone book. |
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She had a nearly maniacally determined look in her blue eyes. |
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I have just had a look in our cupboard, and if someone can sell me some whipping cream and a tin of mandarin oranges I could knock up a reasonably good trifle. |
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Everywhere we look in the cosmos, we see galaxies, forming a thick network that almost looks like cells in the human brain. |
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All this becomes part of the corporate experience, a healthy look in the midst of sick building syndrome that is characteristic of many office buildings in Egypt. |
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I look in the rear view mirror and it's like we've been snowed in. |
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Quietly waiting, chewing their cuds, occasionally mooing, they look in from outside their barn doors at the plentiful picnic refreshments prepared for the human beings. |
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You could see the home fans get a wild look in their eye as naked drummers ran up and down the sidelines riding stick-horses and chanting in the rain. |
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In the cesspit of Scottish Labour politics, policy doesn't get a look in. |
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Pretending to stop and look in a shop window, he turned quickly and set his back against a wall as they came up, knowing that they had come for him. |
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He had a haunted look in his eyes like that of a mental hospital escapee. |
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You might fancy her in red lace, but is it really what she wants? Take a look in her knicker drawer when the moment is right and see what she buys for herself. |
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She saw the look in Adonea's eye soften, and she finally relented. |
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If it wasn't for the black eye, other bruising, and the sling her arm was in, she'd look peaceful, but the abuse destroyed any peaceful look in her face. |
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So when do the Latinos, the Orientals and the Asians get a look in then? |
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The look in her eyes was one of sympathy but also understanding. |
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Almost everywhere you look in Guanacaste Province there are pairs, trios, or small flocks of Groove-billed Anis, birds that superficially resemble blackbirds. |
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Parishioners are also asked to look in on neighbours and offer to bring them to the Church for the Anointing of the Sick ceremony during the Mass. |
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Lee shifts his feet, startled at the giddy look in Wesley's rheumy eyes. |
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So any attempt to ignore the truth or deliberately not look in the direction where it obviously resides is the antithesis of what intelligence is about. |
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The sides are draped with oilcloth so that no one can look in. |
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His tone of voice and the look in his eyes completely belied his words. |
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And designers want to take out the samples and artwork on approval so they can show them to their customers and see how they will look in the space. |
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No matter how clear the course may look in front, the chances are that if you play as fast as you can as a single you will catch someone up sooner or later. |
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One look in the mirror, two days later, and I was horrified. |
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The furniture look in cabinetry is a popular way to add warmth. |
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Would anyone think to look in on an old man who lived by himself? |
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There was a glazed look in our eyes as we imagined our new love nest brimming with books, half finished manuscripts and acceptance letters from publishers. |
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This isn't as terrible as it sounds and will soon heal but it is best to let the doctor look in your ear with an auroscope and see if there is any need for an antibiotic. |
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Ed's job often takes him to Manchester and London and he has noticed how fashion works in the city and has been shopping for a more modern look in Kendal. |
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Every so often families in bikinis, boardies and sarongs traipse past on their way back from the beach and look in. |
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If this procedure helps just a little and I can hear sounds so that I look in the right direction to lipread then I'll be happy. |
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Pansies, sweet alyssum, lobelia and miniature roses all create that country garden look in small scale. |
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Another chilling look in 2006 at what Islamism is doing to Europe is Londonistan by Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips. |
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Three natural carbon dioxide seeps in Papua New Guinea have given scientists a snapshot of how coral reefs may look in 100 years. |
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Glen Greenwald scrunches over his laptop, the fizzing, glinty look in his eyes settling into something more staid and intense. |
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If you know where to look in the movie, you can spot an anachronistic wrist watch on one of the Roman soldiers. |
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It helped me look in the mirror and feel younger and prettier. |
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It won't matter how chic you look in your dress if you feel hot, constricted and unsexy beneath it. |
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Liberec, in contrast, look in good nick, especially at the back where former West Ham toughie Radoslav Kovac anchors a strong back line. |
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There are thousands of young artists who didn't get a look in, presumably because their work was too attractive to sane people. |
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His colour is changing now, he does not have to look in the mirror, it's like a nettle-rash rising, scalding, scalding. |
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Macmillan replied that as well as the cost, there was no place large enough to put the Arch that would look in keeping with its surroundings. |
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They are curious and will often look in on divers in the water and are impressive to watch underwater. |
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I'm sure his goons will go through the ship like a business of ferrets, and they'll want to look in our baggage. |
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It was a bleak, rainsome day, and I imagined how majestic the building must look in the sunshine, if it was already as spectacular as it was. |
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The two Whips went out to look in the ambulance and there was Leslie Spriggs laid there as though he was dead. |
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If you will have them spagirically prepared, look in Oswaldus Crollius, Basil. Chymica. |
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I shall appear at the masquerade dressed up in my feathers, that the quality may see how pretty they will look in their travelling habits. |
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The Laydeez get a good look in too and dieting takes on a whole new meaning thanks to fat-fighter Marjorie Dawes. |
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I liked to look in the baker's store window and examine the array of different frostings on display. |
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If you look in the paper or at thrift stores you can find used waterbeds that are really inexpensive. |
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And the platinum blonde tresses that made her stand out in Blondie's late 1970s heyday look in better shape than ever. |
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But The Silver surfer, Wonder Woman and Poison Ivy still look in pretty good shape. |
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Now more than ever, we recommend to our CIRA clients that their financial statements bring the world to their window to look in. |
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Sometimes the eyes don't appear to look in the same direction, a condition often called lazy eye, although there are other more common causes. |
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If you're low on funds, don't forget to look in the lingerie department, where you'll often find inexpensive velvet bodysuits and leggings. |
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Jacqueline Jossa A far cry from her character Lauren's look in Enders, Jax radiates glamour in this floor-length gown. |
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And when they did stop him and look in his luggage what did they find? |
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The new series, George Clarke's House Rules, will focus on the design dilemmas people have when trying to achieve a stunning modern look in a period property. |
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Always, always look in the darkest thickets for the boundlings, a curious myth in which babies are rescued from their light covering of troubles if found in time. |
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He flapped his hand in a go-away gesture and started toward the koalas, but not before I saw a haunted look in his eyes. Did he still care for Kate? |
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I would observe, by the way, that it costs me nothing for curtains, for I have no gazers to shut out but the sun and moon, and I am willing that they should look in. |
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I had a look in the mirror to see if the blood had come off my face. |
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The image was not attractive, but I didn't find my look in an underwire bra, which was more like an over-the-shoulder boulder holder on me, any better. |
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A wistful look in your mirror, and an air of tristful languor in public, and a sense of being deeper than you thought you were, if you ever thought about it at all. |
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But Sheriff Department deputies failed to look in all the stairwells. |
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Shyness has become 'social anxiety disorder', bereavement is soon to be easily called 'major depressive disorder', and even exotica such as hebephilia may get a look in. |
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When Areola, ridden by Laurie Johnson, won it for him at Phoenix Park in 1970 it was at a time when fillies were dominating the race with the colts rarely getting a look in. |
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