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watchful eye

noun as in weather eye

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It also lays its eggs on the ground, without a nest or any other form of protection except for the watchful eye of the mother and this might have caused it to develop good side vision, he adds.

From BBC

He also tended to play hurt, forcing coach Charles Collins to keep a watchful eye on whether the gutsy guy was trying to hide an injury.

A majority Shia suburb in the south of Beirut, Dahieh was once again under Israel’s watchful eye; its more than half a million residents again under threat of death from above.

From BBC

As Salon’s Michael La Corte wrote, the chefs were asked to craft dishes that showcased a deep respect for the land and its resources, all under the watchful eye of Sherman and the judges.

From Salon

After a CNN intro that joked the daytime game show was the only way Donald Trump would square off with Kamala Harris again, both candidates showed off their penchant for bizarre non-answers under the watchful eye of Kenan Thompson as Steve Harvey.

From Salon

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

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