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Waldo shook his head, and continued to look westward along the Mall.
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All of them are Russians and Russians traditionally look westward with suspicion and hostility.
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She made no answer, but walked to the side whence she could look westward.
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The first question to be asked by the reader is, why did people look westward?
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They look westward, but that range of buildings opposite prevents our getting a view of the sea.
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Leaving the cruisers and smaller craft to continue their dash for the open Channel, we must now look westward.
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To-morrow, it may be builded above Pacific tides, where our own shores look westward to the ports of Asiatic Russia.
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We watch them as they come, and as the last laggers pant by the mound we look westward and see the stampeders halting.
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We could look westward towards its source in the Andes; and eastward as it flowed on towards the far distant Atlantic, hundreds of miles away.
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The windows of the room in which she was lying looked westward.
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The sky as he looked westward had again assumed a threatening aspect.
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After gaining independence, Lithuania looked westward, joining the EU and Nato in 2004.
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The Colonel was looking westward, when he observed two sails in the distance.
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Meanwhile, there was the federation; and Franklin, looking westward, foresaw the Nineteenth Century.
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The room looked westward over the mist-clouded valley, and the window was open.
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Half way they paused, and turned to one of the windows looking westward.