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Simply put, to make them start looking at one another, very carefully.

But why not first look carefully at what you've got?

These programs are put together carefully by the music director.

We have to look carefully at where our money is being spent.

We really have to think carefully about the right road to take.

Think carefully of the town we have seen in the play.

I looked at the carefully cut back of his head.

They may have to carefully plan how to best use their energy.

The other three carefully moved toward the sound of his voice.

He turned his head to look around the room more carefully.

I would like to look yet again, and more carefully.

The test was carefully set up in front of her.

Look if I put him down carefully but all he did was.

I took the can carefully away at the last moment.

I thought very carefully about words and how you made them.

He wanted to know why you always moved so carefully.

What you are saying is important, he told her carefully.

He took his time and read each one through carefully.

She had to look carefully at the family members around her.

Coming back carefully, as if they could not help themselves.

But from here on in he had to move carefully.

Now they carefully made their way back to her room.

He did not turn around, but started looking carefully at his feet.

One of the men got up and looked him over carefully.

He carefully set the food in the center of the table.