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lookout
noun as in guard; place from which to guard
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Countless car commercials were filmed at the Vista Del Valle lookout point, a helicopter landing pad about midway through my walk with sweeping views of the city.
From Los Angeles Times
Barnett said his office is also on the lookout for voter fraud.
From Salon
At one point Crooks ran from officers who were on the lookout for him.
From BBC
She said the winds were likely to particularly affect HGVs and other drivers should be on the lookout for fallen trees or debris on the roads.
From BBC
They say they are on the lookout for their accomplices.
From BBC
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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