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1. Herndon had looked almost bored till then but snapped to attention with that revelation

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2. He looked too stunned to speak, it was Ava who said, "But you wore those sandals, I couldn't have lost an aluminum there, even if I had been carrying one around, and I don't think I've ever carried an aluminum on my person," Ava said

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3. She didn't say anything more, but looked around the camp, noticed the planks providing privacy around the digester and seemed to approve

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4. "Whatever papers there are in that lock box, I've looked at them a dozen times and never noticed

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5. Jorma leaned on his elbow and looked over Venna's curls toward the dock, looking at the boats and listening to the charraspas buzzing in the noontime hangleaves

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6. She looked set to sleep late

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7. The boiler looked like it was made of a very good imitation of aluminum

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8. "Uu woopah puh," Jorma thought he must have been speaking Yingolian, but looked and saw that he was finishing his teeth

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9. But she looked fine, he had to admit he had enjoyed making love to her even as she was haunted by this ghost from space

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10. She looked out over the water quite a while before answering, and didn't answer directly

11. They both looked out over the water for awhile

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12. She looked too angry to do much of anything except try to incinerate me with her eyeballs

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13. "Yeah, I looked up that fiction you mentioned, 'Frankensteined back to life' is my best memory of the words you used

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14. Sam looked around

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15. It was moving too slowly to be a meteor, but he knew it looked like that only because of its tremendous size

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16. It was years too soon, he thought, but he hadn't paid enough attention had he? Or was he just too drunk at the time? No one else seemed to think it was imminent, but there was no denying that it was something huge falling from the sky and it looked like it was aimed straight at the camp

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17. When she looked over the rail as a child, she saw the coy-dog packs tearing at the garbage the residents of her abandoned parking garage threw out

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18. Here the view over the rails was filled with what looked like the standard media supermodels of old Earth sunning themselves in the nude on the top decks of those garden floats

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19. He looked like a month-old jack-o-lantern

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20. ” Sarah looked around again, but it was dinnertime and everyone was probably safe at home with their families

21. She looked like she couldn't picture it at all

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22. Johnny looked Bob in the eye

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23. Still, the bullies did pause for a moment, and momentarily looked at each other and wondered what they should do

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24. The plane looked different from what Hermann was used to

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25. She did it with machine-like precision, and it looked like she would have been able to pick them up all by herself if they didn’t cooperate

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26. For some reason her eyes always looked lifeless and cold

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27. Underling shook his head as he looked at what Henry would have to search through

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28. Well? Well what? What was Henry doing here again? He looked down at his hand and saw the sales report clutched in a shaking, life threatening grip

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29. Henry looked confused at Mr

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30. Toby’s dad would have said that Raj’s room looked like a crime scene

31. Slowly, he looked back up at his boss and tried to smile

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32. Nancy looked away, studied the floor a bit

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33. He looked back at Nancy before he went in

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34. There had been a lock on the container that looked too expensive for it to be there

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35. Ackers was watching her closely; he hated when people looked at his pimples

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36. Nancy looked away, trying to appear casual, before acting surprised that the question was directed at her

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37. He looked back and forth between them, trying to figure out what was going on when it should have been obvious

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38. He noticed her staring out of the corner of his eye and looked directly at her, at which point she looked away

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39. It wasn’t much of a graphical enhancer because Ackers looked almost exactly the same as he did on the screen except for a few subtle shifts here and there on his face there wasn’t much that was different

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40. Nancy looked in and saw a man standing in front of a large cannon

41. He looked immensely tired

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42. As Nancy looked closely at Bread Crumbs, she noticed that there was a small speaker attached to the collar around her neck

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43. He looked outside from time to time throughout the day

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44. Ackers looked like he was trying to figure out what to say next

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45. Everyone was focused on the fight except for Ackers, who turned his head and looked at the sword sticking out of the wall

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46. Johnny looked uneasily at Silence, who only smirked back at him in a self-confident stare, and then made his way slowly over to Nancy

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47. While he was busy with that, Ava looked over the camp

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48. As Johnny looked through the special eye piece, he was able to see all the electrical wiring through the walls and door of the bank

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49. She looked up the path that lead up to the house

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50. She looked around as they walked toward the front door

51. He brought out his eye piece and looked through it

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52. “They’re all in the basement,” he declared as he looked down at the ground through his technological gadget

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53. “What do those do, anyway?” Big Petey asked nervously as he looked at the four square grenades that Red was still holding

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54. He looked back at the screen

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55. The barn, at least, looked like it had been painted recently, but it was so flimsy-looking, they probably should have just gotten a new barn instead

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56. Violet looked to her mother’s face to find out whether this was supposed to be a joke

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57. Silence looked down and saw the gun just at the last moment

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58. “I’m not so sure about that,” Johnny remarked as he looked down at the unconscious guard

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59. “What’s happening? Can any of you read me?” Vinnie asked as he looked at displays of the bank’s basement floor

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60. He got back to his feet and looked around

61. He looked over to see that Red still looked extremely worried

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62. They started walking down the street, Johnny looked at his watch

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63. He looked up to see that his dad’s attention was back on the stack of papers

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64. The worker looked at him with an impassive face and went about its business

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65. After some time, Adam looked at the animals with their mates and turned to God

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66. They looked at each other but didn't say a word

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67. He looked at her, but had his face in his hands

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68. Having found it, he brought out what looked like a large thermometer with handles

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69. Ackers carefully inserted the device into the crack on the door, and then he squeezed what looked like the blue mercury down the tube, out of the device and into the door

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70. One second it was thundering along chasing the sunset in the deepening darkness, the next it was accelerating at thirty-six feet per second per second from under her, its legs spread in all directions and at angles that looked pretty painful

71. The boy held out the paper in answer, his mouth still open as he looked at the weird gadget sticking out of the front door

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72. It looked a bit like someone had cut off Al Pacino's face and tanned it to make an Al Pacino mask

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73. He looked at her, she could read him as well as she could sixty Earth years ago when they had parted

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74. As cautiously and spy-like as he could, Ackers peeked out from under the desk and looked around the room

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75. The upstairs was completely empty; it looked like they were all still downstairs for now

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76. Ackers looked downstairs

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77. He opened his fist and looked down at the simple looking thing

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78. Frank pondered for a moment and then looked at the clock

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79. Toadstools or mushrooms are not necessarily to be viewed as bad for the lawn but instead it should be looked upon as an indication that the conditions of the lawn should be looked at more closely

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80. He looked up to see an anvil falling on his head

81. She had run off with the guy who looked more like what her old culture called 'manly' hadn't she? Against her better judgement, every step of the way

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82. This man's hands looked quite dainty in doosEr's

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83. Alice looked at the floor

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84. When doostEr looked at him like he was expecting more he said, "Hoping to hear there's something looking up somewhere," and that was all he would say

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85. He looked into her eyes and smiled

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86. She smiled too and then looked down at the crumpled body of the cloth cutter

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87. When I was young, the criteria for getting a job tended to be linked to how good you looked in a mini skirt … okay, that is a sweeping statement, but I clearly remember one job where it was definitely the reason I got the job

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88. The proprietor looked over to them and nodded

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89. First he looked up Ava

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90. He looked up who else had royalties and found a few Brazilians and a few of the Kassikan's own

91. He looked up the Brazilians

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92. He looked up Tahlmute next

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93. He looked up ghosts and the ghost ship

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94. He looked up Taktor on the eye

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95. nervous energy that sparked between them whenever they looked into each other’s

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96. He looked thru old gossip for the Brazilians

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97. Suited and booted, they both looked like a million dollars, with their

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98. Most of the businessmen on the council looked more Elf than Troll, but most of them were mixed

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99. "Waldeis," Tahlmute answered and looked at him like that was supposed to mean something

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100. just looked at him dumbly