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Bosnians might be looking to their time in European soccer.

The men, then, will be looking to their laurels.

Clients will increasingly be looking to their legal advisers for leadership and reassurance that steps are being taken to reduce such risks.

And surely the interim powers-that-be in Tunisia, the mother country of the Arab Spring, will be looking to their southern neighbor as they prepare new media laws.

Last season's Capital One Cup winners, Swansea, will be hoping to improve on last season's ninth place and will again be looking to their main man Michu (18 goals last season) to start the season in lethal fashion.

Inconsistent Aston Villa host Hull but may well be looking to their remaining games against Manchester City and Tottenham - which are more difficult on paper - for the vital points they need to beat the drop.

Now, Mertaranta said, Finns were looking to their hockey team again.

Americans, Mr. Bush said are "looking to their elected leaders in Congress for action".

But with injuries to the star players Carl Crawford and Evan Longoria, the Rays are looking to their past for a spark.

So they're looking to their past and to the West, taking eagerly, without the structure of a unifying idea".

The Giants are looking to their waiting list of 133,000 people to sell out the rest of the licenses.