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looking

Definition for looking

adjective as in pointing

Strong matches

facing, fronting, turned

adjective as in seeing

noun as in gaze

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With advertising making up the bulk of the company’s overall revenue but posting only “modest growth” in the next five years, Lynch is looking to new ways of generating revenue, brand awareness and subscriptions.

By the time Brentford punished Liverpool's sloppy defending to leave the champions in turmoil, Slot was looking increasingly bewildered on the touchline.

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“Management is looking for quick wins to buy time for ideas that may take some time to generate profits,” he added.

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Then he locked in—and the Blue Jays were left looking helpless.

“I wouldn’t be looking backwards at all for any motivation,’’ he said here Saturday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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