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At first glance it has sometimes seemed a strange complaint.
At first glance, it has been a bafflingly bad summer for butterflies.
No, because actually I look very dissimilar to Bill Nighy up close, but at a passing glance it has happened.
On first glance, it has more to do with Uniqlo: heavy emphasis on basics, rendered in colors that could scrape rust off your sink.
At first glance, it has the distinctive features of the old city: gray brick walls, a frame made of rough-hewn wood logs, and a low-angled tile roof where magpies can settle and chatter in the afternoons.
I know it's beautiful, but at first glance, it has about as much.
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Britain's position a century ago seems unassailable at first glance: it had colonies everywhere, plus ships and naval bases aplenty to defend them.
— At first glance, it had the makings of a spirited election: the leader of Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration facing off at the polls with an immigrant from Mexico who believed that the state had gone too far.
Page 11 National POSSIBLE TAMPERING PROMPTS A RECALL VOTE IN ARIZONA At first glance, it had the makings of a spirited election: the leader of Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration facing off at the polls with an immigrant from Mexico who believed that the state had gone too far.
The Green Movement, which was soon violently repressed, was unusual at first glance: it had no proper organisation, strong leadership or defined political ideology.
It may seem, at first glance, that it has to do with brushed aluminum, the alluring surface du jour.
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