It is not uncommon for one sister to wear a headscarf while another does not, or a mother to wear a headscarf while her daughters do not.

But no European politician on the horizon is likely to take this approach.

But we, brothers, being bereaved of you for a short season, in presence, not in heart, tried even harder to see your face with great desire,

But we, brethren, being taken from you for a short time in presence, not in heart, endeavoured the more abundantly to see your face with great desire.

But it is difficult to see how it is good for democracy.

We can't see the corridors, and we can't see what it is that brings together a tuna, a leatherback and an albatross.

Right? The brain takes meaningless information and makes meaning out of it, which means we never see what's there, we never see information, we only ever see what was useful to see in the past.

Only then would we see a British, French, Dutch, or German Obama.

We see no miraculous signs. There is no longer any prophet, neither is there among us anyone who knows how long.

We see not our signs there is no more any prophet neither is there among us any that knoweth how long.

I mean, and only one mile is visible.

We don't see the actress on screen at all!

We see the Occupy protests, we see spiraling debt crises, we see growing inequality, we see money's influence on politics, we see resource constraint, food and oil prices.

It is hard to see how this ends well.

We don't see anything like this in Europe or in the West.

And so it transpired that a horse was killed, a god was made sin free, a Brahmin's ego was appeased, a woman ... was ruined, and a one eyed monkey was left ...

Absent America, it is difficult to see where this is likely to come from.

None of this is to idealize mercantilist practices, whose harmful effects are easy to see.

Probably no two neighboring countries have such a huge economic gap, let alone countries that share the same ethnic and historical background.

is an extreme version of the fact that we don't see ourselves as others see us.

We consider that multilateral approaches here add real value to whatever national means might already be available.

Once again, we would see what might appear, from looking at the government deficit, to be an austerity to prosperity scenario.

And I want to make it clear, we don't view this as the complete math education.

We re not seeing different viewpoints, but rather more of the same.

Whether Kuroda s assault will bolster domestic consumption and investment remains to be seen.

First of all, we feel that the negotiation process has been characterized by irregularities, a lack of transparency and secrecy.

Whatever long term benefits such reforms might bring, it is difficult to see how they would provide immediate benefits.

But we are not seeing signs of anything like this.

We do not want to see another heart attack or another financial crisis.

Fourthly, we do not see the validity of saying that a vote would be divisive.

In the short run, we may well see climate related concerns become the newest excuse for increased trade protectionism.

How much that toll increases, and how graphic investigators will be in describing the scenes they encounter, remains to be seen.

Once again, we see how misplaced Western national priorities can bring ruin on a non Western nation.

It is gratifying for us to see that MDG 8 in particular is dealt with in the report.

We can see from the Secretary General's report that there have been positive developments in the implementation of NEPAD.

One can almost buy this idea, except that the tax is so counterproductive in the long run that it is hardly obvious that it would be better than nothing.

We will see.

In this coming year, we must and can see change.

It is difficult to see JPMorgan Chase escaping its past anytime soon.

Now it is time to see if and how that spirit translates into genuine progress on the ground.

And there's no way that you can't look at that as an overwhelming success.

We simply see no contradiction between that stance and support for Western values.

It remains to be seen how Kerry manages to balance the negotiations so that Israeli pressure on the US with respect to Iran does not ruin efforts to achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

MT So over here is low tide, and over here is high tide, and in the middle is the moon.

So, let's see.