1.   There is a great deal to look at as one moves through the gallery.

2.   All aspects of IT are being looked at as a whole.

3.   The player is seen by Celtic to have the aggression they are looking for as the club struggles badly on and off the park.

4.   And although he is looked to as a savior by the party rank and file, the broader public remains skeptical.

5.   And is Davis, one of several good hitters with the Angels, ready to be looked at as a main run producer in Kansas City?

6.   As a New Yorker looks you in the eye,

7.   At one time, before injuries and a suspension for steroids derailed that career, Johnson was being looked at as possible successor to Jackie Joyner-Kersee.

8.   A buildup of fiber dust known as flock is also being looked at as a possible cause or contributing factor in the fire.

9.   A relationship itself can be looked at as an exchange process -- you do for me and I do for you, he said.

10.   But he says Americans need to take a hard look at some of the countries they look to as allies.