You're not too bad looking.

His suggestions were interesting, and I assure him that we will be looking at them closely.

Looking back at 2010, I think I wasted too much time.

I mean, look how happy the people are, and good looking too.

Like looking away if you look at it too long because it gets shy, or things like that.

But a modern tourist going around the palace of Versailles and looking at Louis XIV's pictures, he has 498 people doing his dinner tonight too.

Still, even assuming that the American public would tolerate such a presence, the Iraqi public would not. America has made too many policy mistakes, US forces are too closely associated with an unpopular and incompetent occupation, and, until recently, their tactics have been too thuggish to permit talk of a permanent presence.

And I've never seen anybody comment, looking at a football game, saying, All those people in the stands, they have too much time on their hands.

Looking good, looking good.

Lem Sen, who's this guy I would have made this money, too, but I've spent all this time looking for the American man who stole my recipe.

Although these risks are not too big at present, the Bank of Japan will closely monitor the development of the situation and encourage financial institutions to take necessary measures, he said.

Look closely

Looking at the report of the Organization prepared by the Secretary General, we should ask ourselves in all fairness whether we are asking too much of the United Nations.

There are too many of us outside and everybody, just to borrow a bit from Hans Hans Rosling, he's my guy if the size of the text represents what gets the most attention, it's the problems. But what we really need are African solutions that are appropriate for Africa looking at the culture, looking at the people, looking at how much money they've got.

Once off government lifelines, we will need a better regulated financial system. Any financial institution that is too big or too interconnected to fail, or could quickly become so, must be closely regulated and monitored for risk and capital adequacy in real time, or be broken up into smaller firms.

like closely guarded pearls.

like closely guarded pearls.

She's looking at the seams. She's looking at the construction.

A quick survey of the history of religious conflict shows that theological controversies have never been resolved by theological arguments. Looking more closely, one finds that while these controversies were often framed in religious terms, they were not at all about religion.

Another way of looking at it is looking at time trends.

She closely resembles her mother.

What are they looking at? Maybe we should be looking at it.

Keep looking.

Looking forward

Looking forward.

The efforts to strengthen the United Nations system were welcome, but the discussions on the reform of the Organization were too closely focused on structures and processes, whereas the need was for redoubled efforts to focus on results.

So each person is looking at the looking of everyone else before them.

I want you to watch closely.

And they were very closely associated.

And again, closely related to inequality.

Dutch is closely related to German.

They are watching what's happening closely.

And there's the terrible and dreaded observer effect, in which you're looking for something, and you know, things are happening simultaneously, and you're looking at it in a different way, and you're trying to really look for the about ness, or what is this story about. And if you try too hard, then you will only write the about.

Too old, too young, too scruffy, too stupid, and they won't do it.

Because what you're looking at is, you're looking at comics cubed you're looking at comics that are more comics like than they've ever been before.

A hundred years ago we were looking at coal, of course, and we were looking at whale oil and we were looking at crude oil.

A way of looking is a way of not looking, runs a Chinese proverb.

forward looking and

I'm just looking.

We're not looking.

8. Requests the Committee on Conferences and the Secretary General, when planning the calendar of conferences and meetings, to avoid simultaneous peak periods at the various duty stations and to avoid scheduling meetings of related intergovernmental bodies too closely together

As if they were closely guarded pearls.

As if they were closely guarded pearls.

Croatia has worked closely with the Tribunal.

The AU is closely monitoring developments there.