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The most important difference between plane and solid Euclidean geometry is that human beings can look at the plane "from above," whereas three-dimensional space cannot be looked at "from outside".

This is going to be looked at from the perspective of history".

"I am a proud Argentine and I want to win, but this is a match that must be looked at from every angle.

"Global warming is a problem that cannot be looked at from the point of view of a few individuals in a few isolated places.

The books also expressed the view that custody disputes should be looked at from the point of view of children, especially their perspective on time.

"Miller basically made clear that it was not going to be looked at from the typical lens of foreign policy," a second White House official told me.

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Wales is looked at from within, and always seems a victim of outside forces.

That seems to be the way India is looked at from the outside, which I can't quite understand.

Dr Michael Hanssler of the Gerda Henkel Foundation says 97-98% of the manuscripts have never been looked at from a research perspective.

But if this revenger's tragedy is looked at from what might be called a purely literary perspective, then Oakeshott is right.

This formulation is looked at from the providers' perspective and aims at maximizing performance.

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