Like all the best criminals, spammers have agile minds and always manage to stay one step ahead of the filter technology. |
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Check for spellings, go over your analysis in your own minds just to ensure that you have not made a monumentally large mistake. |
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The modern teenager gets a bad press and is associated in many minds with yobbery, drunkenness and aggression. |
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Cowdery brushes that aside, saying he will concentrate on scouting out new acquisitions, while Thompson minds the shop. |
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Allies need to do more about training good minds who are expert on Asia and who are not afraid of challenging conventional intelligence wisdoms. |
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He's normally a quiet, sensitive little thing who minds his Ps and Qs and keeps himself to himself. |
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From the great minds think alike files, th newspaper posted this story tonight on the same subject. |
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The Dominion Post reports that Kiwis are indecisive on polling day because 30 percent of us make up our minds in the last months of an election. |
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You may notice some similarities, but that's only because great minds think alike. |
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And unless you've suddenly developed the ability to read minds from thirty klicks off, I'm pretty sure you don't know either. |
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An interactive exhibition which will captive inquiring minds with hands of fun and equipment to test and explore the wonders of science. |
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Of course, the president has always appeared to be of two minds about reading. |
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The mid-term break will do wonders to rest the minds too, because this victory was fashioned and won in the head as much as the flesh. |
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When I was at York School of Art, I was in two minds about whether to go into graphics or theatre design. |
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The government clearly seems to be of two minds about how quickly it wants to move and how much it wants to move. |
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We cannot know what is going on in the minds of our fellow human beings unless they manifest it by word or deed. |
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I was in two minds whether to go banging on doors to ask people why they were opposed to the location. |
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No one minds paying to park but if you are working here in the town, you have no place to park in the morning. |
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Not that Alliance Trust, the venerable investment trust company, minds keeping its head below the parapet. |
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Tumhari Amrita is a play every socialite, theatre goer, artiste never minds watching again. |
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If great minds think alike, then offering such a comparison would surely have been a good way of demonstrating that fact. |
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I guess it must just be a classic case of great bookmaking minds thinking alike. |
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I'm not sure if that's a case of great minds thinking alike or fools seldom differing. |
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No one minds throwing these items away once the seams start to fray, but what if you're buying the real deal? |
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I'm a gambler per se, one who enjoys winning much more than he minds losing. |
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It's a tall order but Jansen believes his team-mates can achieve their goal if they put their minds to it. |
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It seems Oxford students really can achieve great things when they put their minds to it. |
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But yesterday belonged to the players who showed true professionalism to keep their minds focussed during the off-field turmoil. |
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It is Labour MPs from deprived constituencies, their minds now concentrated by reduced majorities, who will lead the charge. |
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We have to turn our minds and attention to the serious challenge about what to do about social conditions. |
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It took heavyweights with an alternative on offer to take people's minds off Hegel, and then the effect was only partial, local, and temporary. |
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Far from allowing alcohol on the wards, doctors are finding a four-legged friend expert at taking patients' minds off their aches and pains. |
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I'd love to get the bright minds of the game together for a symposium to identify parts of the rulebook we can do without. |
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We need keen intellects and educated minds to weigh decisions that could mean life or death to millions and dictate the unforeseeable future. |
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It's safe to imagine that optimistic minds at Sun are hoping for an even larger share of the x86 market than their partner estimates indicate. |
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Such an environment, Laflamme said, will attract leading minds in theoretical physics. |
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This loss of sharp and influential minds has left the physical and social sciences in a poorer state than they need be. |
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Taken together, these two benefits will enable millions of minds to work together far more effectively than ever before. |
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In the competition for the minds that produce intellectual capital, they are at a distinct disadvantage. |
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These are a few of the big ideas being vigorously researched and heatedly discussed by some of the brightest minds in academe. |
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The vividness of both names made it easy for them to be inscribed in locals' minds and memories. |
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I probably would have hoped that famine was soon to become a fading memory in the minds of elderly people. |
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Yet somehow at the back of our minds will be the memory of not only the lost years but of the men who were lost with them. |
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However, race-walking isn't the first discipline that springs to most minds when contemplating the schedule of track and field events. |
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And eerie images linger in the minds and memories, making picture editing a challenging task. |
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Our experience of how human minds work provides an analogy to how a primeval, creator mind probably worked. |
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A question often on the minds of Cognitive Neuroscientists these days concerns the relation between perception and action. |
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The product of aeons of evolution has enabled our minds to model the world around us based on the information gathered by our senses. |
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This municipal resistance movement heralds a new growing consciousness in the minds of many Americans. |
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My mind, your mind, and the minds of every other conscious being are particular, limited manifestations of this universal mind. |
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I think people can make their own minds up as to whether we are better off under a Labour Government or not. |
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By knowing and controlling nature, men bettered their physical lot, gaining the leisure needed to cultivate minds and morals. |
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In the minds of local farmers, the peony tree to some extent is a god, and the great number of its flowers betoken that year's foison. |
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Progress would dry up as creative minds wasted their best years in uncreative apprenticeships, under the sour scrutiny of their elders. |
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Powerful minds can project incredibly rich suggestions of what it might feel like, but you don't know. |
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What they don't realize is that the plane is still en route to LA and Walt has merely shanghaied their minds for this astral plane adventure. |
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The point is that each of us has something we do to keep our minds off school, exams and the impending midterms. |
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Stories travel through the minds of those who receive them, and follow traceless, timeless paths unaccountable to rational means. |
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What forces of evil could so cloud the minds of the designers that they would put the volume controls down a level from the main menu? |
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She questioned the Government's oft repeated announcements of winning the hearts and minds of people. |
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Food was scarce, and the infant Ono made up a game of visualising sumptuous feasts to keep their minds off their empty bellies. |
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Really top-quality minds have a touch of humility about them that leaves them constantly open to new ideas. |
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If we have such a pure and powerful minds as love and compassion for all living beings, we will be part of the solution. |
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I guess that tournament has set us up as an established football country in the minds of the rest of the world. |
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Harris, with whom Tedder clashed more than once, thought Tedder had one of the most brilliant minds of any serviceman. |
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Great minds such as ours must be serene and tranquil in order to remain above the fray. |
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If we cast our minds back many have been murdered, tortured, burned to death and persecuted. |
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We have developed our own minds but deep down we stick to the collective mess that we have called society or culture. |
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The three brothers spread their bedrolls out beside the fire and even though their minds were racing they fell a sleep quickly. |
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I am a mentalist with over a dozen years' experience reading minds and astonishing audiences. |
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We left the rainforest clearing content in our minds about the mental and physical wellbeing of our son. |
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They have polluted the minds of Taiwanese and obstructed the progress of society. |
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The scorning of the tribes is an offense to the natural order in the minds of many there. |
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It is a relationship, a coming together, a meeting of minds between non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal people. |
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It won't bring about a meeting of minds between Canadians and Americans based on a common conception of world politics. |
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Therefore we'll continue to do what we have to do and what needs to be done to try and have a meeting of minds to have the bills passed. |
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Many memories were lost or left behind that day, but some are indelibly etched on the minds of the islanders forever. |
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The year 1963 is etched in the hearts and minds of many people as the year in which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. |
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Child-Ich aims to focus young minds on achieving goals and developing more positive mental attitudes. |
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The competition for children's minds and energies is so different to my early years. |
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Legitimacy involves not only genuine adherence to international rules, but also a determined effort to win hearts and minds throughout the world. |
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When we meditate and clear our minds we are aligning the energy fields back into balance. |
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We are learning that when our bodies or minds or spirits are sick, it affects all parts of us in some way. |
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The August issue raised questions about the new colonization of human minds by the culture of consummate consumption. |
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Comics were the products of mechanistic, capitalist production, he argued, and could therefore affect children's minds mechanistically. |
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That human minds thrive on aesthetics is a curse when trying to comprehend new surroundings. |
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Memories of the disaster may not be there in the minds of children below the age of three, he says. |
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More bad publicity in the media has suggested that all may not be well with new homes, sowing seeds of doubts in the minds of potential buyers. |
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If we had scored it could possibly have sowed some seeds of doubt in their minds and raised our confidence levels. |
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It seems to be more talked about now, and minds are opening to the effectiveness of seductive selling. |
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She said she did not think the impending war had changed soldiers' minds about entering the state of matrimony. |
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It insults the intelligence of clear thinking peoples and plays to the hearts and minds of the weak. |
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There flashed upon the minds of some thinkers the idea that here, in economics, was to be found the key to a real science of man. |
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Like the best of teachers, Sontag stirs the imagination, ultimately encouraging readers to engage their minds and think for themselves. |
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Help is fine when needed but we do not want these young minds not to think for themselves. |
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These historians make no attempt to think themselves into the minds of their subjects. |
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Natural selection did not design our minds to think directly about how best to pass on our genes. |
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Creative minds think at the speed of lightning but the fingers move as any average digits would! |
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We got the chance to peer into the minds and hearts of today's teens, both the materialists and the non-materialists. |
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Indeed, in the film, the ocean can project and materialize the deepest thoughts that lie in the minds of the humans living close by. |
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These are horrifying times for immigrants, with photographic images seared in their minds of foreigners being burned alive by elated crowds. |
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Instead, it was seared into the minds of voters that the GOP was the Party of Sore Losers. |
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At the last minute they must have changed their minds and gone with a seventh batsman and four seamers. |
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And now many suspicious minds have concluded there is more than one person masquerading as the King. |
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All I can do is carry on giving my all for my club and let others make their minds up. |
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We once had much bigger things on our minds than the banishment of the unibrow. |
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One listen to this album, though, and such doubts will be banished from the minds of all but the most cynical of geography buffs. |
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In seconds it could mash the most alert of minds into jellylike senselessness. |
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There's a race on to win the minds of the screenager and Messrs Sony, Sega and Nintendo have been given a huge head start. |
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Children also thought about the terrorists and what was going through their minds at the time. |
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The thought never crossed our minds that someone could walk into our house at night to terrorize us. |
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As the newest of the five terrestrial channels the station has had an uphill struggle to get into the hearts and minds of the viewing public. |
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The travel was slow and easy, though the men kept a steady rhythm in their march, their minds dwelling on their families back home. |
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Worst of all, these were the very questions on the minds of many of the public back home. |
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Our minds are bombarded daily by worldly cares, temptations and allurements that draw us away from Christ and his Word. |
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Brilliant minds with controversial ideas get nixed along with third-rate schmoozers. |
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The type of shows being shown on television have a very telling effect on the minds of our children. |
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People are too intelligent for us to direct their minds and tell them go this way or that way. |
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The trio complied by walking north but changed their minds and doubled back toward the other exit. |
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No food, no clogs and their poor bodies barely covered with scanty clothing, how can they give their minds to their lessons? |
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But in the case of mental illness, people are inclined to shut their minds to it, or, even worse, accuse the sufferer of malingering. |
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All the members of a laughter club meet each other with open minds and they care for each other. |
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If we're going to win the hearts and minds of the Australian public and Australianize this game, we have to be successful as entertainers. |
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Specialized neural machinery takes care of the heavy lifting while our conscious minds sit lazily at the controls. |
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We've become the inquiring minds who demand to know every lurid detail, with no regard for the pain that might cause. |
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The true principles of national glory are opened by the grandeur of the minds of these assertors of political freedom. |
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In the long-term the US needs to win hearts and minds as well as military victories. |
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Cast your minds back to the days of olde, Knights of the Round Table, Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood and his Merry Men. |
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It also led to a clear distinction in people's minds between an absolute time and a local time. |
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In any Championship is something that lives forever in the minds and hearts of every one involved. |
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The only advice to those players is that they should make up their own minds and not listen to anybody else. |
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Unfortunately, our world is infested by minds to whom lissome limbs only evoke dreams of amputation. |
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There's plenty of technology on the shelf and in the fertile minds of garage-mechanic rocketeers around the world, especially in North America. |
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It was love story about a mechanic who is in love with the girl who minds the roadhouse. |
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I believe our likes and dislikes are imprinted in our minds from childhood, probably through our formative experience with our parents. |
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I'd say a lot of them are totally bored and let their minds wander to the dinner, the match or Mrs Nolan's rig-out. |
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Witty and light-hearted, the play left behind an intriguing question in the minds of many viewers. |
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Currently, there does not appear to be anything close to a meeting of minds in such matters. |
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Emotional logic is a language that sometimes isn't easy for Libran minds to tune in to. |
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To start a new picture, one without the many blemishes of an alcoholic and his children, their minds tainted with a streak of hate. |
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But they would remain etched forever in the minds of those who enjoyed leisure in their days of yore. |
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Wilson was to become a signatory of the Declaration of Independence and one of the finest legal minds in the new Republic. |
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The village creates a favourable impression and leaves a strong visual image in the minds of the travelling public. |
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The athletes, in the minds of the press and the organizations, are not in the least innocent until proven guilty. |
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Looking itself precedes by nanoseconds the convoluted analogic mazes our minds construct. |
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It has taken many decades of determined work by the power elite to effectively anesthetize the minds of young people. |
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In a flash, the minds of around thirty people turn to where their future drinks money will be coming from. |
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The practices of the unscrupulous money changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion rejected by the minds and hearts of men. |
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They both looked bombed out of their minds on ecstasy or some other teenybopper-dancing drug. |
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All our waking life we and our minds are in constant dialogue, negotiation, argument, disagreement. |
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As we lay down in our sleeping bags, we slowly let our minds wander off and let our thoughts seek peace. |
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Verbs and adjectives are more abstract, and so are more difficult concepts for children's minds to grasp. |
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For all the insensitivity of this mistake, it represents the abysmal lack of knowledge about the Baltics in the minds of many a Westerner. |
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Weeks of training on the quarterdeck had firmed the muscles, but minds were too easily seduced by the proffered friendship. |
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The poetry of great minds has grown and been nurtured in the midst of life's mystic tumult and disorder. |
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If we cannot trust such minds to discover truths about the world, how can we accept the verities of science? |
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What's new is that only in the most recent epoch has that process created minds that can understand the process, or misunderstand it. |
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Despite certain shortcomings it succeeds in opening our eyes and minds to the very nature of art itself. |
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It was, indeed, a confluence of active minds from various schools in Madurai district. |
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That depressing trend no doubt weighed on the minds of the delegates who gathered this week in Boston for the Democratic National Convention. |
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Terrorism really is a huge problem, whether it's weighing on our minds on a particular day or not. |
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With many factors weighing on the minds of these graduates, many roads can be taken to begin employment. |
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When it comes to organising holidays, we can never make up our minds and try not to commit until the last minute. |
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Unless batsmen have a plan worked out in their minds and adapt to the conditions they're playing in, they will make lots of mistakes. |
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When taking out a student loan the last thing on most people's minds is how they intend to pay it back. |
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Denmark has an intelligent, well-informed electorate whose hearts and minds are intrinsically pro-Europe. |
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And our campuses have been witness to the anger that rages in the young minds against the war. |
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We want the Minister to take a call to put our minds at ease that this amount has not been paid out. |
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The operators later changed their minds after the administration rejected their demand for the subsidy. |
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So that model is alive and well and in the minds of many people, rather than the later medieval, misogynous legislation. |
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This teaching has warped more minds than any mind blowing drug has ever done. |
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These are some of the questions on our minds as we turn to purveyors of razor-sharp political punditry. |
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In just 30 seconds, a commercial can create an indelible impression in the minds of consumers. |
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The bubbling minds and agile movements of the kids all through the recent celebration said it all. |
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They claimed that disembodied spirits can wander in and out of the minds of the living as easily as a tramp can walk into a house with its doors and windows open. |
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A great scruple arose even in the minds of the most confident Assassinates, whether the nocent and the innocent might be destroyed and perish together. |
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This kind of thing sits in black American minds and creates a sense of alienation. |
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Nor does the effort on the anticorruption front line appear to be winning hearts and minds on the Venezuelan street. |
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Members of the Grassy Sprain Country Club, near New York City, blurted out a story that had been on their minds for a month. |
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Gov. Richardson and I held our breaths, but kept our minds open and our hopes intact. |
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Booklet photos show the couple in playful mood, and there is this wonderful sense of conviviality in their playing that denotes two musical minds in one accord. |
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It's appalling to think that a book like this may enter classrooms and inflict itself on young minds with little or no acquaintance with art history. |
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They do not perform actions, and their movements and modifications are not caused by motives, for the simple reason that they have no minds with which to perceive. |
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Their active minds constantly sought ways to be more efficient. |
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In my constitutional law classes, Scalia is the protagonist in the minds of my students. |
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Our minds are ingenious in concocting self-serving rationalizations. |
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Conflict is always a conflict of minds and wills of the parties involved. |
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Judges in England often start as part-time Recorders, so that they can make up their own minds whether they would like a judicial job in the future. |
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Having heard Juke in the witness box we are sure that his evidence would not have raised doubts in the jury's minds as to the guilt of either defendant. |
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A shriek of glee briefly broke out across the Web as inquiring minds tried to deduce who was the lucky lady. |
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Computers don't have minds of their own, but they do look pretty zippy. |
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Giving these women a platform to speak their minds is a definitively good idea, one that will only further the feminist movement. |
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The more detail that is demanded the better, because it will concentrate the minds of a group of people who tend to be hopelessly vague and woolly. |
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Roll up your sleeves while a Disney facilitator guides you through your own workbook of exercises designed to engage the minds of customers and win the hearts of employees. |
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We might use the churches which did not knuckle under to Hitler, although it is questionable in the minds of some people whether churches should get into politics. |
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The heroes ride off into the sunset, leaving the work of rebuilding the world to saner minds unscarred by the horrors of war. |
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He knew she would be working late as the saner minds in Congress sought to end the crisis. |
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In Moravia, comedy often takes the form of characters perceiving that their minds are filled with the spoofs of ideas, the Xeroxes of originality. |
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We don't like it when politicians change their minds or try to reinterpret previous actions or statements according to what suits the current social climate. |
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After a decadent weekend in the company of friends, I found myself in a dodgy hotel flanked by eager minds and stomachs. |
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The success of Black List, Section H encouraged Stuart to write a more experimental form of fiction, and to explore the obsessive, alogical nature of minds like his own. |
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In the land of the long white cloud, Maori minds are being challenged. |
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In politics, as in war, we meet with certain ardent minds which never understand the utility of marches, counter marches, ambuscades, and affairs of outposts. |
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Ergo if the finest minds at Breitbart can't find him, Dunham's story must be fabricated. |
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A special word of thanks must go to all the youthful helpers who truly rose to the occasion and left a lasting impression in the minds and hearts of all concerned. |
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I also am in the process of repositioning myself in the minds of distributors, many of who have had a relationship with The Hot Button on some level. |
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It may create unnecessary doubts and reservations in the minds of others. |
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Mahadevan studied and restudied the inscriptions over and over again and found the confusion was not in them but in the minds of those who read them wrongly. |
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The leading military minds of Europe, Tuchman believes, were entranced by the cult of the offensive. |
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In a darkened movie theater, we allow filmmakers to deliver into our minds a false world to envisage. |
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Throughout the novel, the characters confront, engage, and dispel illusions in order to free their minds and to determine and renew a liberated vision. |
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I can think of a dozen equivalent risks faced by emergency planners that by all appearances still do not occupy the minds of these savants of hind-sight. |
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Proving he's just as effective at psychological warfare, Hannibal bugs their uniforms and messes with their minds until the rogue cops give themselves up. |
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Legal minds look to the text to read the thoughts of the framers as a high priest would study entrails at the Forum. |
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With no disrespect intended to the frankfurter industry, our overly imaginative minds find those numbers sort of mildly alarming. |
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But strangely, it never crosses our heroes' minds to wonder if the rumoured little green men might be susceptible to a bit of good old-fashioned lead poisoning. |
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As the old patterns die in their minds and the new ones begin to take shape, people are assailed by self-doubt and misgivings about their leaders. |
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He was the grumpy old hero of One Foot in the Grave, a TV sit-com that ran for ten years and seized the hearts and minds of his fans all over the Kingdom. |
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Somewhere probably in the deepest recess of our minds is a memory we would rather forget, of a present we purchased that left us with egg on our face. |
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Men brought up on H.G. Wells and Jules Verne science fiction set their minds to solving the convoy crisis. |
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Until they find more definitive evidence of the danger or safety of meat entering the food chain the public must continue to make up their own minds about what they eat. |
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To prevent illness and promote a healthy childhood, many parents turn to diet and nutrition since macronutrients, vitamins and minerals promote healthy minds and bodies. |
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The director-general of health services in Haryana, said the only way to save unborn daughters is by putting the fear of law into the minds of doctors. |
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Winning hearts and minds took a backseat to overawing malcontent factions with an overwhelming and, for all intents and purposes, enduring show of force. |
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Throughout the twentieth century, radicals, revolutionaries, feminists, utopians and unionists competed for their hearts and minds to lead the people's procession. |
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Those who peddle scare stories about the supposed threat posed by those from the new member states should turn their minds to our own home-grown predicaments. |
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Somewhere out there, telepaths had linked the sleeping minds of the team. |
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The old woman boasts that they would change their minds if only they got a look at her backside because one buttock, as she has mentioned twice already, is missing. |
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Headmasters are in a unique position of power to mold the minds of impressionable young students. |
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Pope Francis's trip to Brazil this week has captured hearts and minds as well as stoked pride among officialdom in Rio de Janeiro. |
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They want to indoctrinate impressionable young minds by placing these gay characters on pedestals in a positive light. |
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There had to be minds to perceive ideas, and since only a small minority of our ideas were the products of our own fancy, they had in the mass to have some external cause. |
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The community are now having to bow and scrape, apologising and reasoning for what four freaks, four statistical anomalies, four twisted and tortured minds have done. |
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This is the nature of empathy, to think oneself into the minds of others. |
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And that judicial consensus mirrors the consensus we have grown in the hearts and minds of the American people. |
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Where you have a meeting of minds on an issue of such gravity, differences of opinion over micro-economics and international trade melt into the background. |
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I can understand the anguish which will be beginning to form in the minds of so many Ulster families whose menfolk have worked at Harland's for generations. |
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But really, even the lamest minds have already glimpsed that inescapable reality. |
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They thought in their minds the drones had a tactical advantage, so they allowed them to continue for quite some time. |
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September 6, 2013 is a day that will go down in history, at least in the minds of former staff members of talk radio Network. |
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I'll leave that to the great intellectual minds to figure out. |
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The more people learn such skills, they more they develop an infrastructure for creativity in their own minds and in interpersonal and group relations. |
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All consciousness and intentionality is in the minds of individuals. |
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For those with good eyesight and for all with keen minds as well as palates, Biro's story is inspirational and his recipes complex and interesting. |
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These moves were designed to help us use our minds to overcome the physical pain of impending childbirth, and created a sense of accomplishment at the end of class. |
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We should apply our minds and reason rather than play with passion. |
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All that the individual members have been asked to do is to cast their minds back to the reasons that actually motivated them to vote for the grant of planning permission. |
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It stayed in my mind like his memory stayed in the minds of his family. |
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Cast your minds back, like mental fly fishers, to Monday and you might recall our report on a new book that listed the 100 most offensive UK place names. |
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David Cameron and his resurgent Conservatives now threaten to bring about a very different form of climate change to that which has preoccupied Liberal minds in recent years. |
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The roar of the waves stirred many an emotion in the young minds and that childhood romance with the ocean led to the birth of some adventurism in them. |
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The creative minds behind building designs across York and North Yorkshire were celebrating today after scooping an armful of gongs for architectural excellence. |
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Suspicious minds can wonder if that was the strategic intent. |
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That gloomy thought ought to concentrate minds in western capitals. |
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Downing Street hopes it will concentrate minds among the rebels, to instil in them the reality that inflicting defeat now would mean the end of Blair, not just this policy. |
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Nobody minds putting in the time when the time is justified but there are too many days when it comes to 7pm, the caretaker has gone and you still end up taking work home. |
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Director of photography Richard Lannaman minds the camera, leaving Danielle free to direct, though she takes full charge of the smaller and pick-up shoots. |
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He also studied law at the Bar and was in two minds whether to practice or not when he was promoted to the position of assistant principal after qualifying. |
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Ever since then, Republicans have been of two minds about how to respond. |
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Since being asked to join the new government last week, Tzeng has been of two minds whether to take accept Chen's offer or stay at the university. |
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After the tsunami, they were in two minds about the trip, but finally decided to not only undertake the journey but also make common cause with the victims. |
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I would've said that great minds think alike, but Connor was hardly great. |
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So neither polling nor political theory can transfigure the human heart or orient our minds toward the brotherhood of man? |
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With the great weather we have been enjoying over recent times it may be difficult to cast your minds back into the depths of winter but please try for just a moment. |
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Heaven forbid we pollute young minds with such right-wing neocon propaganda! |
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I believe if the country has a leader that can elevate our spirit and raise our sights, that this country can achieve anything we set our hearts and minds to do. |
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If untrained, such a person might enter into the minds of animals while they themselves are unconscious or asleep. |
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Andrew Motion notes that the final verse replicates in the minds of its readers the very experience it describes. |
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This they did, Paul says, when by smooth talk and flattery they deceive the minds of naive people. |
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The finest minds in the Western intelligence community were flummoxed. |
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Malice and hatred are very fretting and vexatious, and apt to make our minds sore and uneasy. |
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Listening to what others say, especially to what they teach, prevents our minds stagnating, thus promoting mental growth into old age. |
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They did not stand upon their dignity, nor give their minds to being or to seeming as elegant and as fine as anybody else. |
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Football's World Cup may have captured the hearts and minds of the Japanese but it is sayonara for Shakespeare in the Land of the Rising Sun. |
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All is aimed at inculcating young minds with the ISIS ideology. |
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In short, South Koreans seem to be of two minds when it comes to foreign investors. |
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Just imagine how many of those saddos that Google, Facebook and Twitter could stop if they put their minds to it. |
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We have already assembled a team of some of the finest scientific minds working in agrobiotechnology today. |
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Also still fresh in the minds of the public was his Letter to Washington, published six years before his return. |
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One car accident was embossed on our minds as definitive and pivotal. |
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Greater Eston only exists in the minds of politicians and now school adjudicators. |
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Are apodictic and ideology-driven minds protecting fanciful interstices of truth not saturated by enveloping change? |
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This novelization of the story will reach hearts and minds with a sweeping Western perfect for genre readers and newcomers alike. |
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Since we were blessed with minds and feelings, we were cursed with minding about the unfeelingness of the universe. |
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A HUDDERSFIELD microbrewery is hoping to blow people's minds with its latest themed ale at an explosive event in Guy Fawkes' home city. |
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We're slightly losing our minds too, over how mouth-wateringly amazing the opening night of Tennent's Vital 2014 promises to be. |
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At the news of his death, over 30 great minds collected together their eulogies of him, which were then later published in Latin. |
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By his verse the minds of many were often excited to despise the world, and to aspire to heaven. |
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He fostered political and religious tolerance and drew talented minds to the college, including Christopher Wren. |
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Cameron refused this request, saying people were able to make up their own minds in multiple elections spaced a short time from each other. |
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Base and insolent minds outrage men when they have hope of doing it without a return. |
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All angels are in human form with a spiritual body, and are not just minds without form. |
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Finally, visions of postsuicide lawsuits may lurk menacingly in the minds of those clinically responsible for the patient. |
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Xaviers and Spidermen, able to see into the minds of consumers and scale the walls of industry. |
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Thus, brand recall is a confirmation that previous branding touchpoints have successfully fermented in the minds of its consumers. |
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War and science fiction inspired great minds like Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and Wernher von Braun to achieve flight beyond the atmosphere. |
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In 1940, he presented a philosophical paper on other minds to a meeting attended by Ludwig Wittgenstein at Cambridge University. |
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Though little reliable evidence survives for these events, they provide an indication of how hearts and minds could be engaged for the cause. |
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His career as editor had been long enough, however, for him to impress upon the minds of the French public the imminency of the Prussian Peril. |
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The owl and murrelet weighed heavily on the minds of local residents too, but in a different sense. |
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