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Ho Chi Minh City today still wears its French influence for all to see with wide boulevards , French architecture and a devout Catholic population . With respect to this policy which is called " flexible engagement , " we feel that it is necessary to see with care how it may be fleshed out as well as to see what the attitudes of the various member nations of ASEAN may be . Females lay their eggs within plant tissue , making them very difficult to see with the naked eye . The goal that we originally had in mind was to provide a sense of team comradery where everyone knew who they could expect to see at what practices and where we could function as an actual team . It must be amusing , when it is not maddening to the Haitians , to see with what disdainful air these people look upon them as they ride by . If possible , you should visit the department to see at first hand the support provided for our graduate program . A nice amateur telescope should allow you to see at least a polar cap and some light and dark markings on the surface . Abortion is not kept in a nice little box where women are going in prior to their fourth month and having this little medical procedure done on a fetus that isn ’ t even big enough to see with the naked eye . If your display supports multiple fonts , and you are using Emacs ' Info mode to read Info files , the ` * ' for the fifth menu item is underlined , and so is the ` * ' for the ninth item ; these underlines make it easy to see at a glance which number to use for an item . They're difficult to see without binoculars . They were particularly curious to see behind her shoulders , peering from either side between her back and the thorny wall . There 's so much to see at every launch that it never gets tiring .