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Meanings of looking in English
Usage of looking in English
1
However economic migrants, for example, were often young men looking for work.
2
Feed levels are looking good, and production is ahead of last year.
3
Another season of Braxton Family Values is looking really good right now.
4
These days, however, the future of crime fiction is looking fabulously female.
5
There are, however, two importantly different ways of looking at the problem.
6
BUPA Ireland has introduced anew way of looking at health insurance needs.
7
Two studies looking at testosterone use and heart health produced mixed results.
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At the moment the German manufacturing sector is still looking quite strong.
9
She said the families were still looking forward to the plan today.
10
In addition to looking good, the Zoe can help you feel good.
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Given lower global growth, everyone is looking at resilient countries, he said.
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Fundamentally, I started looking at investments in water about 15 years ago.
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Europe has to become more open, competitive and outward looking, he said.
14
Global oil inventories remain sharply above average when looking at recent years.
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A second source said the parties were looking at the final details.
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He said the group is looking to duplicate the venture in Europe.
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Looking through the time
Looking across language varieties
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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