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Meanings of looking at in English
Usage of looking at in English
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There are, however, two importantly different ways of looking at the problem.
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BUPA Ireland has introduced anew way of looking at health insurance needs.
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Two studies looking at testosterone use and heart health produced mixed results.
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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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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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Believe it or not, US businesses are looking at Europe and drooling.
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We are looking at species that fare better further south into Europe.
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Publicis' board is looking at internal candidates only so far, he said.
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However, food safety must be incorporated when looking at sales and bargains.
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Nevertheless several groups are looking at whether transfers would work for them.
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There are two different ways of looking at the crisis engulfing Greece.
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The new agency is looking at what is good for New Zealand.
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We need to start looking at local solutions, rather than international ones.
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Smaller funds looking at buying into the deal said demand is strong.
