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That's why I like the star problem because it has all these triangles in it that might not be obvious to you the class='bold'>first time you look at it.

What's that look for?

That same look.

Look, Peg.

Overview columns

You know the one.

The consequence of the single story is this

Look here, Harry...

What's that look for?

There's that face again.

Look here, laddie!

class='bold'>First, you look past him.

Take a look.

Strategic view of the data

He's got this wisdom inaudible on.

That's really a sight to see.

That Descartes' Cartesian way of looking at animals,

What's this vibe?

There's that look again!

Yeah, I know that look.

What are you two looking at me like that for?

You got that look, Bill.

What a look! What is it?

Angela, who's an eyeful

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Episode 1

And for the class='bold'>first time,

Cabin One.

Other recent research has confirmed the that the direct gaze of adults influences the direct gaze of infants.

Chimamanda Adichie The danger of a single story

She attracted me at class='bold'>first sight.

We have this view of ourselves, of others.

It is love class='bold'>first.

The ground reality is based on a cyclical world view.

He's got the same look on his face.

Did you see the look on his face?

Oh, if you could have seen the look on his face!

Look, we'll just wait for the right

That look's gone.

Spare me the reproachful look.

That look she gave me!

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One, the economy.