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My observer said

Place the observer above latitude

Their existence is observer relative.

Or is it observer relative?

I'm a completely neutral observer.

Where will this observer see the galaxy?

I think it depends on the observer.

To the casual observer an ordinary shoe.

whatever phrase he utters, an observer is present.

You can control an area with its observer.

The fact is apparent to the most casual observer.

Place the observer above a random latitude and longitude

Place the observer above the specified longitude and latitude

Could not save the observer list to the file.

The Observer is responsible for security in this sector.

I was a passive observer of the medical world.

the trace left by the looking of the previous observer

looks at the trace left by the looking of previous observer.

You are observer of that. You can say, some people say

Two small paragraphs down the page in the West London Observer.

not a word he utters, but by him is an observer ready.

He uttereth no word but there is with him an observer ready.

Mawhinney and his Observer lurk in its final position shooting or FFP .

The observer tries to see the the flight path of the projectile

he says no word but that there is a ready observer beside him.

After the man fell, I turned and looked at my observer and said

When the shot hits the sand creates a visible 'splash' (dust) for the observer

What this suggests is that no one is an outside observer of nature, okay?

So here's an observer it could be an eye it could be a telescope.

Man does not utter any word except that with him is an observer prepared to record .

Marine Sniper Chuck Mawhinney observer and his mount an ambush along the river Song Phu Bon.

Everything is very quiet down there until the observer Reichert see an object in the road

There is not a word he utters but an observer is ready (to make note of it).

They were admirable things for the observer excellent for drawing the veil from men's motives and actions.

They were admirable things for the observer excellent for drawing the veil from men's motives and actions.

And there's no place for an omniscient observer or an outside intelligence knowing everything and making everything.

Place your observer and trace the Death Zone assigning the distances to reference points and prominent terrain features.

It was written by Russell Baker, who used to write an Observer column in the New York Times.

He studies machine learning, but he's also a keen observer of the impact of technology on world cultures.