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at a glance

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at a glance
almost immediately The guide shows at a glance the amount of each type of food that most people need.
Usage notes: often used in newspapers and magazines as the title of a list of important facts: State budget at a glance
See also: glance


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It is clear at a glance that the next workman is Adam's brother.
By the appearance of her face, she might have been between thirty-five and forty; and it was a face that, once seen, could never be forgotten,--one of those that, at a glance, seem to convey to us an idea of a wild, painful, and romantic history.
These imbecilities gave me time to form my own conclusions at a glance, and, with a perspicacity rare at that age, to analyze the husband and wife whose solitude was about to be so rudely disturbed.
 
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