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181, Paul won the broad jump, but he had to look to his laurels.
182, Round shoulders had Jo, big hands and feet, a flyaway look to her clothes, and the uncomfortable appearance of a girl who was rapidly shooting up into a woman and didn't like it.
183, Alternatively, Barcelona will insert a right to buy clause and look to recoup as much of their initial outlay as possible should Juventus choose to sign him in a year's time.
184, New developments are forcing long - established firms to look to their laurels.
185, Look to the lashing on the knife and see if it has been cut.
186, This attitude combines a lack of class consciousness, a somewhat jaunty optimism and an inquisitiveness which in combination look to the European like naivete.
187, Former us; look to the future; is a whwhviasoeverdonnot know babull crapy.
188, If tempo is high then players will look to move the ball around quickly and get it further upfield sooner.
189, Whole Grain Pasta or Bread: we look to foods rich in carbohydrates as a sort of “comfort food”, but in this case they are good for us, too.
190, Magazines no longer look to their subscribers as the major source of revenue.
191, They spend too much time indoors and too much in the direct sun, and their skin has a pallid, blotched, flabby, exhausted look to it.
192, The Reds stalwart believes it is too easy to point the finger at the manager when things don't go to plan and feels the players must look to take responsibility too.
193, It's not for nothing that interior decorators the world over look to the English country garden for glorious inspiration.
194, Look to Zhong Xiang, still be engorge really one Jing.
195, Look to the east (or left) of the moon to find Spica, Virgo's brightest star.
196, Fondant icing adds a smooth professional look to cakes and our expert is here to show you how to prepare a cake for fondant in this free cake decorating video.
197, Such, pure, abstract opposite quantity and specific, wraparound absolute magnitude, the public does not look to give the correlation between both, can't help wanting to ask: Grow fast...
198, Investors battered by scandals over stock - options and golden parachutes sometimes look to family - run companies for salvation.
199, The wonderful vision of this psalm encourages us to look to the joyful day when we shall all be united as one in the city of our God.
200, This provided a suitably memorable look to the bounty hunter skilled enough to capture Han Solo.
201, On the one hand, real estate finance businesses to reduce interest expenses; On the other hand, to relax the policy, prior to swing buy a house, may look to buy from.
202, NEW YORK (Reuters) - As unemployment in the United States edges above 10 percent, anxious investors will look to earnings reports from major retailers for signs of life in the beaten-up consumer.
203, Miraculously preserved though she is, she may look to the untrained eye like a roadkill squirrel, and she belongs to a time – 47m years ago – too remote to contemplate.
204, Western newspapers no longer look to their subscribers as the major source of revenue.
205, Ideally, you should look to leverage your strengths, stick to doing what you love and find team members who can cover the parts of the change/ project management cycle that you don't enjoy.
206, When it comes to managing people, lab tech and postdoc underlings are going to look to the leader of the lab, i.e., the new junior faculty member, to set the standard for that lab.
207, A modern chronicler of hell might look to the lives of chronic - pain patients for inspiration.
208, While Banfield are reluctant to sell, reports in Argentina suggest they don't expect to hold onto Rodriguez much longer and will look to cash-in following this summer's World Cup.
209, Enthusiasm: Children are impressionable and look to adults for guidance.
210, HONG KONG (Reuters) - European and American fashion designers feeling the pinch from the credit crisis can look to the growing ranks of China's nouveau riche to boost sales.
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